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PAGE FOUR METFOT?D MATL TRTftTTKTC, MTCDTTYRD, QT?ECiONT, WEDNESDAY, .TANITARY14, 1931. Medpord Mail Tribune Dallj and Sunday Fubllifaed br 1 iudfobd hunting co. H ir-10 n. nr flt- Pbotw tb BOBKRT W. RUHL, Editor f. UMITKB SMITH, Uanactf Ao Indtpaodent Newi paper Knlcrad aa iMond elaw iatt at Medford, Orecoo, uadtr Act of March 8, 18T8. BUBflCBIPTIUN KATES BIT Malt la Aihanw; . Dally, tltb SuimU, 7r ST.ftO Pallj, IUj Sunday, month TS Dally, without Sunday, year 6.50 Daily, VtUiout Sunday, monti 65 Suuday, ont year 2.00 By Carrier, In AiHanee MedfoM, Ashlar! , Jackaontim, Central I'ulnt, Phoenix, Talent, uold bill and on HUhirayi: Daily, tlth Bumlay, nonlh $ .Tft Daily, without Bund sr. montli (15 ' Dally, without Sundny, one year 7.00 Dally, nltb BumUy, one year 8.00 AH lermi, eaub lu advance. . , Official pafwr of the City of Mrdfofd. ' 1 Official paixr of Jacbon County. MEMBBR (IK THE ASSOC MTBD PkKol ItecelTlng full Leased Wire Beniea The Asaoelatcd 1'resi 1$ exclusively entitled to na ma for publication of all newi dlsptUbes credited to It or otherwise credited In this paper, trfl alio to the local nevi-s published herein. All rlghti for publication of ipeclai dlipatefaea tjtreln ire alio reamed. MEMHKR U' AUDIT BUREAU UK CIRCULATIONS Adrertlitnit IteiresentatiTea M. C. MOUKNHKN A COMPANY Offices In Nt-w York, Chieajto, Detroit, Baa VranrlKO, Lot Aitfelea, Seattle, 1'ortlaiid. Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Parry) The rigid economy you have 1een hearing ho much iiliuut ut late, and threatened so firmly y thn leKlulature, came out of Hs hole yesterday, with u proposal to appropriate $35,000 for the establishment of an urt museum in loi-tlund. It was nut cold enough that nioiohiK for the Xipponewo mop pirtrt to wet down the bank slde- walJ;s with a hone. m;i:ii:i bams op hay. (rorllaml Journal) That wnH ut 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. In the fore noon Kenaloi Sam llrown of .Marion county told his col leagues of the upper house that he "would walk out of the Kcuiitc when the chief JtiHtlce walked In." And he did that tliiuR, going down to tlio first floor, where he took his '-oat h before Secretary of State Ial JIohh. It is about the season of the year when- the sport editors of our metropolitan press start al leging that a 4-1-year-old veteran outfielder of the Hose City ball mam can run faHter than any high Hchool athlete. Olio ' kitchen hack of Trail Is ho capacious, it's all (irautlmaw can do to throw a rolling' pin uerosa it. Til 10 TM MMCIAN. (SIkKIjou K(andanl) Not being an Inspector of rlolhexllues, we are unable to state IT It h a fact that most lines contain patched blue ablrls, overalls and coar underwear for the men and boys, and silk undies for ma and the girls. Whether It Ih true of not, that Is the way It should he. The Older tllrls complain that tap dancing away the fat makes "ouiP of their facial dimples look like wrinkles. Quite a few- local plutocrats are down in California, analyzing tlio depression In the valley. A resilient of Oklahoma has suffered from a record headm-he for three months, and the medi cal profession Is unuhlo to euro it or determine Its cauw. It Is Home distinction to lie the haldtat of a record headache, and It is probably caused by sympathy for the rinauclul and romantic trou bles, of Clara How.. Iho "it" gal. It Is ivporti'd there-Is an epi demic of keeping their hair comb, ed anionic the younger blades of the Kast Hide. Phtitographt'i-M of the city as sembled last night, and looked pteiutant and listened to the birdie. O. Arnsplger sneezed In front of Uock Thayer bile yesterday, and wan advlned to keep his feet warm, Instead of swinging u cold cure pill. "AVKIIAOIC MAN A IJ II O It K KldlltTINU" Del Norte Tripli cate) Only In themselves, nut the other fellow. Three new suli and five new tires were noted yesterday, Tho IuhI Thanksgiving turkey whin Kn Toast was served Mon day. It Is bow recommended t bat a census of tho recent rich lie tuken to gel a lino1 on the "luureaned buying power." Thin Is a flno Idea, hut something should be done about the pioneer poor. "Mr. and Men, Harry Thomas nro rejrtleing over thu arrival of a tiny Individual nt their domi cile IftHt Sat urday." ( 1 lornbrook Jottings) A ntrange person. TIUTH fill Mli:i AUAIN. "Tomorrow night," satil the evangelist. - "I'm going to talk about Ham, Ilefoin tho .service. 1 would like everyone to rend the seventeenth diopter of Mark." The following evening at the beginning of hi remarks, he mild: "My subject tonight Is l.lart. How many of you read the sen- teenth chapter of Mark?" Mmi thnti 500 hands went up. "Those Hho rained their hands wllr pay purtlruuir attention," paid tho evungellst. '".tie is no seventeenth chapter nf Mark." (Hopkins (Kan.) Journal). llfttl Tribune adi ar MkA hy lU.Out poplt trrj . tl Editorial Correspondence MKDKOIil), Ori-KOii. Home njtiiiii! Ami wo lire iiil'nriiii'i of 11 fact we missed in t lit; Jl.-T. wliiln tiwiiy, (lint tlie Ili'h Si'liool IkumI eli'clion wiih not properly ndvei'tiseil ami anoth er will bo held tomorrow. We have seareelv had time . - . . io tiiipueii nnr ihi;n, nincii less fri't n (slant mi the Im-al situa tion, lint we eun't hclieve sen timent has (diiiii'i'd rejtiirdiii;,' this Very ix'wksii ry improve ment in the short; time since the overwhelming vote; in favor of the honds a few weelis air'i. The new High School is a neees- Hity, nuri IbiK in line to build it, when construction eostH are low ami iniiiiy citizens un out of work. Apparently nothing linn arisen to jiiHtify a change in sentiment re garding thin project, and we don't believe thorn has been uny change. Hut thn condition that existed ut the previous election exists tomor row, tlio danger or over-confidence, and therefore the duiker tliat tin; affirmative majority will he tod ne ed and nrhapH jeopardize the ad vantageous nalo or the .bonds. Ho let's take no chances. Those who voted "Yen" before can ho de pended on to vote "Yes' tomorrow. and the more citizens who join them tlio better for all concerned. Three nights on HullimiUH from Phoenix, Arizona; a day In I .oh An geles and a duy In San Francisco. One could see a great deal of tills country In n short time by travel ing hy night and keeping fehe eyes open by day. Sunday was n beau tiful day in I Am Angeles, and we have decided that Is the day to visit the Southern California me tropolis. The city so packed with strunge people and carbon monox ide every week day Ih peaceful, pure and almost deserted on the Sabbath. There have been heavy rains, the country is fresh and green, orange trees are loaded with golden fruit, the Hiinshiuc lu Per shing Square was glorious. We took a at reel car to PnHndena and visited our old headquarters. : the Mini Monte hotel, and greeted the genial proprietor, Mr. Irving, who has no more hair on his head, hut no less kindliness and cour tesy within It or in his heart if one Insists upon locating the be nevolent emotions In that portion of the anatomy. Husiuess at the Mini Monln Jh good, and Irom our hiiHty glimpse appeared to he good In Pasadena. At. any rate there are many new and very attractive shops. Sears Roebuck have a huge now headquarters building on Colo rado, and (he Maryland hotel ap peared well sprinkled with ade quately nourished and appropri ately attired guests. It was noon- Overalls and Fancy Duds Grace Inaugural Ball of Oklah oma's "Alfalfa Bill" OKLAHOMA CITY. Oklu., Jan. 14. !') The folks from the cotton fields took flow William .11. (Al falfa HUD Murray at his word when he asked them to hU Inaugural hall. Thouasands who swept the "Sage of rrishominwo" Into office with I Oklahoma's greatest gubernatorial , majority last fall, attended the new executive's openltiK social event and rtsilcd a crush that even National ( iiiardsmen could not strain Men out, and defeated plans fur a f;rand march. O vera tin brushed swallow-tails; work shoes trod on silver nKpper.s. file grand march lined up, started, hut was Immediately si del racked. With the Hovernors, new and old, vainly nt tempt lm to apply the brakes, the ufficlat assembly liter ally was shoved into a capitnl pri vate office. There It stayed while the great inaugural t hrong bail stayed over to "see the governor do bis dance" tapped their feel when Homenuo wius not walking on them. roposrd square dances mi two i mow or me Mate nouse gav quickly. The strains of "Turkey; in the Straw" .uccunibed as mus- j -r ,j(,vt( i,ttornev for Schulte lelaiiH bent their efforts to save fid-i tnlteil :0-ceni to SI Stuivs. Inc.. dies from destruction In the crush. Itubny 'Nance and his orehivlrti were all set for the "round dance," so was the floor. Hut It could not be used. Too many people were standing on it, waiting for the hun dreds ahead to move on down the tuirways. t'nl ll midnight doorways and covridors wore Jammed with those MUTT AND JEFF Two Hearts That Quack mm ,-fJAKe, wi?g a 6oot Decay- MS'Y' quack goodnsvus- "- Iftl'jEE&py SA", Mutt - that FRieiviD IBIffSysVri : " ' 1 '!$. i-ifcfc A wot or peoput i THeM ou toss ooR. f&mtjs Mia wTojucistt Mt to IBSW- kTV KM0UI- SACRlFtCfe VOfc ; ESKV TMf SP AC S - SftLL fcrA liSC SUIINbLCD Mfi WT 0? J 11 PMTOSWt (0UR y nsff" "j STOCKS- RO.W 'CM- M J CUCRV CCrVfT" 1 HAl) J if" jT N ' E Aw TAIL FeATHCQ Wf ANT ACU OO SeT OUT H ijl C N TH W0(4Lt: J" " B T QUACk- fj f OF IT IS AS SQUARE i 'JV ? ft j I ,', QUAtkL - , Lv Vpaal; shac on nop: J ylLrK $ I ( Quack M !uy, and wo were once mure af forded the npeclacle of one city In the I'nitcri Hlalen, which Iiuh re tained the church koIiik hahlt orowdH of well dressed men. wom en anil children inurclilnu out of the church doors and floodliiK the streets, many heiiiK driven uway In rich looking limousines, piloted by chaufleui-H wiio may not have attended divine service, but hud devout expressions oh their faces which Indicated It - For no reason in the world we took the "Owl" out of U A. for San I'YanelHoo at (i p. m. Klther It Ik the favorite train on Sunday night or else S. P. stock should never have sold below par. Such a mob! In the morning wo had an experience never before encoun tered In many years of travel, a long waiting line for the men's dressing room. Alter standing for about half an hour and advancing about ten feet we gave it up. and brushed the editorial teeth Includ ing the upper plate - in the Clii't, hotel. Another heautirul day in Han Francisco, in fact, since leaving Chicago we have been blessed with beautiful days for look at yester day afternoon In Med ford like Hpilng so alluring that we in sisted upon staying out in It. We had an idea of visiting the beach but our traveling companion had another idea, so we surrendered as usual and saw Kniil .lannings and Miss Dietrich, Berlin's (ireta (inrbo. in the "Hluu Angel." Not a film I for the very young, and yet por- lianu not "jazzy" enough for Klain Iiik Youth. It wbh apparently "made In tiermany." tlio dialoitue. being partly tlermau and partly broken KiikIIbIi. and as usiiiil In i JaniiliiKs' recent crioi ts, presented that capable actor in a vivid and impressive characterization of mor al ileKeneratlon. this time a very respectable middle aged school teacher "none native." The I'll in was made berore Miss Dietrich's "Morrocco,'' and to our mind show ed that alluring actress to far bet ter advantage, for she did some thing more than reveal her shape ly hose, and vocalize languidly she ACTKI a very fine bit or work, .lannings, as usual, was the perfect master of pantomime, never stepped out of the character, his handling of the final scene heinK something wo will not soon forget though wo would like to. Kor this inoriil degeneration business is rather horrible. And while Heir .lannlngH docs J I superbly he HAS done It so much. So on the SluiHtu to Medford. .Inditing by yesterday's trip t lie Shasta has developed Into a Sun Kriincisco-.Medl'oril special at least half Iho people on thu train dis embarked here. Then endeth a fiotlli mile I in In trip to (he .Middle West; and a family reunion of ten days! To those who have read UiIh far we repeat, don't forgot to vote for the High School bonds tomorrow. 11. W. n. trying to get In and those trying to get out. And Governor ltili, who in his inaugural add reus -urged "wives of farmers and laborers" to regard the executive mansion ns open house hut raised tho bar to the P"''1 proud and immoral, went homo at U o'clock dog tired. 01 Uiu , , M-;W YOKK. Jan. I I. Pl Aj receiver was appointed today ly I lVi1tti-il imii'ii ( i'mITi.v rnr! O. .Sell u It e-rnlt cd. Inc., a subsidiary of the Si hulte cigar stores gi oup ) tiuil controlling a chain of n7 stores dealing in men' and wo- men's cltillilug. Tin 1-...II1..IM with ,1.,.1-eirMte .-laims of about inoun. filed at ne-1 Hitioh. asking that the cornoration i... , lntl, haiiKruntev. Hubert Jollied In the request. Oinuxnitr 1 'toiler Dead. SALT LA K K CITY. Ctah, Jan. I . iAi Dr. Karl Douglass. HS, widely known paleontologist, and discoverer of immense dinosaur deposits In eastern I'tah, died here last night following an ope- ration. MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE At; lit mi I. AnUmirr . Fur mi-1 fine! V. 'l ull lu. Jtlii"t uiiiie II U till I. iHl.hilll IS. I'm. Uli i HH-. 1 1 it- itolra lb. St fit I It. Ilrtltklitg Hllilt It It. I'm I' He 'Inpil limn. m Mm tarda ii, hurt .inj 2,'!. h ll of kiutl Ml lriM-( 1. I'm I l H lI'iH t St. Ililinllllk flf iiiiilui-ii mi in tl. liiePthhiu tinr-rl.-i SH. JimiTIII!ft u ittlriiuhift :fii (in-t k Ivil ri TA, luniih :tl. I mm illolii a Hi, I-: ii I tln hi in. KHIii-t i'. Iliiiift i:t. Itt- niiiitilfd Ilnrh: cmiiiIi. fin m 41. Wljiitllkf 47. Tltlt- if itd ilri-sfc lit. Iliiril-alu-lhd friilu Solution of ;.H. A linn i r,i. MniiiT-ui.fiici ;.:i, tnri-fti hi. I, a I in r,. ii ni.iirr r,s. i zin r 6!l. l-'lm-.l rliiiruc Q0, A iiiicmi tit K'iiuIiiimI HI. I.'onh nliMilf III I IV 1. l-'M-le-li wllilei riHnrt 8. IllllllnUllf. S E C TfTAlSlsnslElETft o do RUyllUk A V A L E N E SQPJE R A T E S EM t A ijLnsrEjV ElRlE ET1 A T T a uTrl wTf nTP r u nHn e y f YlE Qt I RE D SIR A T OS A eoil e siar REVE RE SH A i- ENfSf aFH sTeIkiIt UaTlIeI ... I : , 2 3 4 I s V 7 I? I LI,.' UJ Jl ' .j - f, ii , ' 'J ';. IO il 20 IT 7 22 23 24 5T725 27 : . - Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Mgnnl tetters pertaining t prnonal health ami hntlenc, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment will lie amwercrt hy pr. Ilrndy If a lnitiwl iwlf add wseil envelope Is enclosed. Letters ahould be brief and rlltrn In Ink. Uwlim tn the lame numlier of letters receired only a few can be answered here. No reply run he tnnde to queries not cunforiDlng to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady Id care of The Mail Tribune. 3IOHK WOAIK.V I' ro m u young woman taking the pre-medleal coin-so In the Un iversity of- Idaho cornea a ques tionnaire concerning the out loft k for in ed lea I wo men. There nro five questions, two of w h I e h Hpcclficully refer to the "preju dice" against the gentle sex in the profession. I had a bit of that prejudlco myself twenty or thirty years ago. Candidly 1 be lieve now that my prejudice was largely mere Jealousy of tho nbll II y of some of the medical wo men who happened to heat me to It. I do not pretend to speak for my sex in tho profession, but I believe that there is today virt ually no prejudice against modi r:( I women, not even among the tally. The third question is particular ly pertinent. It asks whether It Is easier for the young medical I man to obtain appointment as in- lerne In a hospital than tt is for the young medical woman of equal training. .Maybe It Is, but if so. then the women's clubs and other oi ganizauons in inis country are not functioning very well. Aren't women a majority among bospl- i P"'"''"- " "" " lll,v' Privilege ,.f attendance '-v physicians of their own sex If desire It? I believe every hospital should have as many wo men Internes as men, and as many women staff members as men, if the hospital Is for the public at large without discrimination as to sex or previous condition of serv itude. The fourth question in the Id aho questionnaire I don't like. It smacks of the only drawback, aa 1 see It. about the status of med ical women. It la as follows: Does the young woman physician have any opportunity of becoming allied with a physician of some As One 1 5 k3 w-nf mim i Til Irvii '.i '. ..U'.l-j,.'o -."iiir1nw. hT.i,i tmt J 1 " - '"- mrj...Tl Yntterday'i Puzzt if. rnnitm Heitttfnr M. ItrlUb , lb. lOiriiiuiitttf Ii. Iln..rt It. I.ll.l lift II nM tl. I'li-r. (it Ijurillf Mnrb tS. Iiutlnrt ttiirl l&. I dttri'iilrll :;. unit ut ip. trli-m rnimfllf tit. SlurJtt.,1 llmai mil,, sljtir. II. llricnn nf lienr lull 34 lietn t. ftlLinurt, sf illttuiire 3C Ksiillnnt 87. H,,rki f la HRO B E IE VIE RIS RIE SJN Bi- II o little 31. Currier, all. Nlniili,. pilled Ircillt 4u. i:iiniiuoiid Dlher 41. 1't.rrnnnpsl 41. l-;nrnipiin IlKh 41. Dim friim Ilia Mrth a 4H. l-'riMirli ru.n. lutlonl,! SI. Ilntispirlitfd &2. 'I'nrilr r,i. taiflut liona t,J. Slltrll 3. t ii m iti rf i. siiminii in. Klruniflitt 6. t'liiilllliir immn fnr a mtill hot 7. I'.niii-I 8 foil, I I). Ihivlnir riitiiiili'tl (111 lol'.ll. II. Ilt-ll-nrl IV MKD1C1M:. merit and in that way of build ing up an Independent practice of her own ? My answer to that Is, I hope not. Perhaps back in tho days of Dr. Atary Walker, who wore pants, that might have been the easiest way for a, young medical woman to break in. Today we want the a different type of wo man In the profession. We want the woman who has brains, char acter and courage. She must have courage, else she Is defeated be fore she begins. Ivet her take her degree and procure her license and complete her Internship and then hang out her shingle and carry on under her own power. If she Is going to tritcklc to some big boy. play office girl to a loud noise, why, we don't care much about her future. It isn't likely to be of any consequence. The young woman who enters medi cine with any such inhibition as that is getting off to a bum Mart. This Is 1 !a 1. Women uro peo ple now. The opportunities for the medi cal woman of Independent spirit and good training were never be fore so good as they are today. In every field. In almost every specialty, the medical woman Is on an even footing with her med ical brothers. She should regard ,j.m as tm.y n.Km.(i her. as col- leagues and equals. Let her know her stuff and stand on her own feet and play the game. Let her treat every patient as she would her own mother or sister or son. and she can attain a great dis tinction as was ever vouchsafed to any man. . Ql'KSTIONS AMI ANSWKISS Itellef of llelluiiMlvvm I telly breathing as recommend ed by you has lubricated my ali mentary function amazingly; at least I think It Is not Just coin cidence that 1 am now recovering from the first attack of diarrhea I have bad in 30 years . . . (S. H.) Answer. Natural breathing probably does Improve the diges tive or alimentary functions where one hus long followed wrong theor ies or habits. Natural breathing is belly brcatfting. It Is the way you breathe when asleep or un der an anesthetic; It Is the way an animal breathes; it Is the way a savage or primitive man breathes, and Indeed It accounts for tho ex traordinary endurance shown by such men who have never heard of "physical culture" and never Keen the comical caricatures we civilized nations Idealize in army uniforms. . Ill, Hi, Scouts, Vou Need Tills I want to thank you for the two pamphlets "Resuscitation ami "Preparing the Pocket Klrat Aid Kit." I have found valuable hints in both of them and will pass the practical Ideas along In my work umong Hoy Scouts. ( J. 13. M.) Answer Hoy .Scouts, Girl Scouts, or anyone elso who Is In terested in knowing how to bo of use in emergencies, muy write in and ask for either or both pamph lets, iucluHlng an ordinary stamp ed envelope properly addressed. The pamphlets are free to our readers. Many Scouts will be' as tonished to learn that they have been taught an Incorrect method of artificial respiration. Chlldivn 3lay Play Wind Instruments. In your answer in Inclosed clip ping you were dead right. I've been drilling children's orchestras 35 years (I think I have the rec ord for U. H. A.). The effect of playing wind Instruments has al ways been beneficial, ho far as wo know. One pupil started at 8 to 11 to develop "weak lungs" and bronchial trouble, began playing cornet, and now at 25 Is a pro fessional trumpeter earning $2110 a week . . . ( , Director Music, Public Schools .) Answer. I found no clipping. but It was probably a reply to tho , query about the imagined injurious effect on the lung or "wind" of playing wind Instruments. Thero la no such ill effect in fact. Of course children who have any act ual bronchial ' or ' lung .disease should hot attempt to play unlesfl by consent of attending physician. ' . . ,. a i. : Sundown rcxpumixG By Mary tiraliaiii J Sooner Tho children and the Clock now wandered all over the strange boat In which the first sailors of all the Phoenicians - were going forth to exploro and to trade. Although tho ship was very wide and carried a large sail, Its movement - was entirely caused by tho three rows of slaves pulling on their great, long ours. The ship was fairly high hecauso these three rows of slaves wero sitting on threo different tiers or decks and oh, how many of them were rowing! "We're traveling about five miles an hour,'' tho Clock told the children. "These Phoenicians will teach the world how to sail and explore in ships." John felt as though ho were In a museum that had come to life as he now wandered about alone. He had seen just such a boat as this In u museum he had once visited. ' They kept going along as John watched every turn they made, every bit of bind they saw, every spot where the Little Itlak Clock said that later on there would be plenty of lifo and activity. "It seems funny to bo right along when places are going to be picked out where people will live,' John said. "Somehow 1 never thought of It that way. "I always thought people some how were always ilvlng in these places across from our part of the world and that the places were always In running order," he added. "Well. 1 can understand how you would feel that," the Little Hlack Clock said. "That's where the good luck of having my magic conies In. We can go back and see how It was or we can go for ward am see how It will be." Hut John was wandering along one of the gangways between one of tho tiers of rowers. "I'm on one of the earliest boats, 1 really am," he kept re penting to himself. Tomorrow "Trading." Representatives or five nations are to attend an air conference in London in January. Quill Points If only tho go-Belters were good receivers. If the good old days produced such wonderful people, why did they, in turn, produce this hind? It isn't real propaganda unlet It's so convincing you can't ans wer It except by calling the writer a bum. ' Picture of u Jury In acton: Eleven vines for acqulttul, one for conviction. Forty ballots later: Five for acquittal, seven for con viction. Two hours later, supper time: fiuilly. The wine grape growers hnve( permission to sell their Juice, andj now all they need Is enough sawed-off shotguns to win some customers. An antique hunter Is tl rich person who delights In the kind of furniture he would he ashamed of If lie were poor. The movies nre typically Ameri can. However, naughty they may be. they still declare their belief in purity. those of Ui who can't pay bills iim nnt tmm-PKsefl liv At Ijim Atlas carried the world on his shoul ders, but that's nothing. We've got the whole world on our neck. You can , tell the great Idealist hy their argument that Hussia Hbould be recognized because she has money to spend. Americanism: A nobody strug gling for a place in the spolight; the same fellow, now well adver tised, calling other strugglers tho common people. How unfortunate thut good times ended before we discovered how much .people would pay for a sandwich. ; 4 Exhaust gas in closed garages has thus far killed 36 who hadn't yet used gasoline to start a fire, i i You can tell when you cross the line Into Dixie. Children die of tctanuB after celebrating Christ mas instead of waiting for tho Fourth of July. j (Fable: Once upon a time the friends of a bride-to-be spoke In gashing praise of her mini instead, of her ring. Thin men may be superior In some ways, but they can't writo love letters that make people howl with glee In a court room. Of course, deflation is neces sary, but you can deflate a thing without running it In tho ground. You can't taste if you can't smell and the new industrial alco hol should prove a boon to tho makers of pincher-type clothes pins. Nobody will form a third party. The only ones who are mad enough haven't got money enough. Correct this sentence; ;,There would be no trouble left in the world," sold the speaker,' "If all men were like the prominent re formers." sg parents IS LIFE TOO EASY? Hy Alice Judson Pealo Some persons hold that the child of today has life made so easy and pleasant for him that he misses the invigorating effects of struggle, conflict and poignant ex perience. They believe that hardship and misunderstanding are properly a part of the education of youth, that work should not be too pleas ant nor the authority of the adult ; world too justly and benevolently administered. Is it possible that we are mak ing life too easy for our children? , Is there a real danger that chll- i drcn who are enjoying tho bene- ! fits of ttie findings of the new psychology, who go to schools where work seems like play, will finally become shallow and super ficial men and women who will be incapable of struggle or of sac rifice for an Ideal? i It is a question which cannot , By BUD FISHER Do YonoRemember? TEN YICAKS AiO TODAY (From files of the Mall Tribune.) .tluuuHry 14, 11)21 "ThorHhadow," Portland extor tlonlt fees from trap amid hail of bullets, while on way to keep appointment with J. Wesley Ladd, prominent bunker. Four California bootleggers ar rested, post I&00 bonds each, and are not expected to be seen ugaln. Turnips and lettuce planted last September, ripen under local win ter conditions. Mull Tribune editor visits Salem and writes back, "that the general average of the legislature is above the overage." Senator MeNury working for protection, of Oregon fruit. "Child Feeding Week" gets un der way In city. Banks of city and valley hold annual elections. - TWKXTY YEA US AGO TODAY (From files of tho Mall Tribune.) January M, 11)11 Abe Ruef, 't'ho boss of San Francisco," under a 14-year sen tence Is granted a re-hearing by the state supreme court. Bill to prevent tho sale of fish from Rogue river before legisla ture, also one for the modification of thu Rogue River fisli bilt. David Graham Phillips, noted author, seriously wounded by pis tol In hands of stranger, on steps of New York City club. , Aged man, name unknown, who died alone in lodging house room, to bo saved from pauper's grave, through funds udvuncod by un named local citizens. j ,101111 acuniiKier, nguu inompsoii vi its ruiiL-iier, svnuusiy injurcu when buggy in which ho is riding is run down by a runaway team. Grand jury Indicted a groom, charged with rustling hogs. - i -1 . Says Tuffy: "Waving palms have been extolled in poem and song As shelters where a man and maid In love might linger long. Somo day I'll write a verse or two in which I tell my views On how Ideal the palms trees are ns shelters for a snooze." be definitely answered until tlio present generation is grown and Its conduct of life either proves or disproves the validity of tho contention. But it is possible to hazard a few guesses. Certainly it is not likely that In the near future our knowledge of the mental and emotional life of the child," our own capacity for self-discipline will bo such us to spare him more than tho most acute suffering. Indeed, the very structure of tho family and our Inherited code of social relationships makes coh flfet, suppression and, to a certain extent, tragedy inevitable in tho life oi every child. liven if a child could be so brought up as never to be nt odds with his own feelings,, there nre still plenty of problems, uncer tainties and conflicts In the en vironment In which he must learn to take his place. Simply learning to live In a civ ilization as complicated as our own cannot help but bring Intense experience to an individual en dowed with sensitive perceptions. AND GLAD 10 BE HGME ASTORIA." Jan. 14. (P A. W. Norblad's OrM words iw he re 1 turned to his home hero from Salem as a private citizen, were: "I'm glad It's over." The ex-governor has returned to private law practice. The life of a private citizen has its compensation nnd attractions after a year ns governor, Norblad deetnrd. To "Point-Up" Appetite Just Stimulate Bowels Whenever the mil nf llm ,l.. it..l. you out of-aerta; food docan't" trmpt VOU Alld WOll't llitWat.r l.rnall. I. I. ...I. rtimRUe roitnl, just chew a. candv tl I ll 11.. r l-.ll .,.. t ,. ..,, lumuiiun volt II be ft new prraonl A enndy lancaret clears up a bil ions, tnv, hradnchy condition every i. mo. Puts annetitn nit r.lmv Hl... dia-tiun. Aitivatea bowela. t-aacarcts nre mad. from caacanl. which autlinritiea aav nriuxll ttmgtlirnt bnirtl mntrl'r. So, Sii thesa dclnrhtfnl tahlot. nl..0.. yin pteftaej or glvt hrm ftrely to childrrn. All drug stores .-ll Cas- I MMl. fit. Jim. -.. J A J.ll Intaiimi coitlil do Ik'IIu work. F F V O
