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Daily irwt Sunday
MKItFOHIl ritlNTl.NU CO.
S.1-3T-29 N. Fir 81. Pli t5
KOBKIIT W. IM'HI,, Editor
R, St'MI'TKU 8.MI1JI. Maiuser
An liKlrpenikiit Newspaper
- Knlrrfil as crcum) Hiss maltrr it Molord,
' Orrjron, uidrr Act (if Mirth It, 187U.
PLUW'HIPTION KATES
"Ky Malt In Aihinre:
.Haiij, iiti Sunday, jtk. 7.r.n
l-ally, wiih Sunday, muiiOi 7 ft
!' . Pallir, vIllHiut flundiy, year O.Gll
Hilly, without Ruiiday, montli -p
' : Hiniday, oiw yrur 2.""
lly Carrier, 111 Ailvaiu-ft MttKoril, Asliliiml.
Jartaumllle, Onlral I'tiiiit, riwctiU, Taleul, Uuld
i lull uih! on IUkIiubjs.
Inlly, villi Sunday, montl f .7n
Dally, wltlwul Himdar, rmmtli 15
Pally, niilKtut Sunday, w yrar 7. no
' Dally, villi Huiulay, one jtar 8. (lit
All mini, ttali lit advance.
Official paper of the City of Medford.
Oft kill paper Jackson County.
UKMHKIt UK TDK A880CIATKP I'ltESS
Jtrnlfinc Full Leucd Wire Smite
Tt Aswwlilwl ITe-s U cxrlushely entitled to
the we for publication of all news itbpaichn
etedited to It or otherwise credited In ttiia paper,
and alio to the local news puhlfeiied herein.
All rlghta for publication of tpeeial dispatches
tjrrrin are alio reserved.
Ht .Mill: It (IF AUU1T BLIIEAU
OF CIRCULATIONS
AilrertlOitf Itcprentatlc3
M. C.-M(MiKN8KN k (OMl'ANY
orrirru in New York, Clilrasii, Mftrult, Ban
. Francisco, Los - Anitcles, Seattle, hiilland,
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Psrry)
Yesterday wiih a balmy iluy ami
tin! first barelegged ladles of Hit!
season showed up. A llli-your-uld
man ilun't know much, hut ho
won't go hart'foototl ul Iho first
i sIbii of spl int,'.
Tho !!Kia!ature 1h cocked niul
priini'tl to tnclclo the "parnmounl
ifittii'H. If it's a para mount Iuhuc.
il'H tho worat Ihhuo in sight.
Hoy, page old mnn D. Pi-cshIoii.
One local truck line, juat ono tnlnd
you. reports that ono day last week.
it hauled into tho city of KoKCbut-g
for distribution here. 1X0,000 lbs.
of inerehantliso freight. (Rose-
burg Nows-Kevlew. ) Why the
i(vaea!it lispco -roundhouse is for
rent.
' The pollco havo issued orders
prohibiting kidH from roller-skating
downtown, mid to ditto not a
policeman has been run over by
kids roller-skating downtown.
".Miss Ula Itottenbcrg was forced
to go home Tuesday afternoon''
(falsley Notes:) Is this KUSSIAV
, Tho well-dressed young man Is
- now condemned to wear a shirt
with a bosom, and u goatee.
Social workers claim that tho
' rvlls of tho danco can bo corrected
by "ancient music." Nevertheless,
It's tho youth of tho liquor that
rausus tho trouble.
;Thc sap has started to run In tho
trees, and Is occasionally noted on
tho highway.
An expert sneaked In yesterday
' anil touched up this typewriter,
und It nuw acta llko tho trip
hammer failed to get in u square
lick.
The proposal to whack off tho
fundH for bus transportation, re
veals thnt tliero nro scores of ablo
Ijodled. healthy boys in this stale,
of high school age, who will then
be compelled to get to Rchool tho
best way they can, without walk
ing. 5 ' There Is going to bo u pajiutm
'soiree, tmtl if a social Hon sits
, down on it ginger ale boltlo cap,
fighting side up, ho will display
some gymnastics vftirth looking at.
-'' A Itrltlsh nuto racer travelled
210 miles per hour, without tho
. front scat packed with charming
femininity.
p7 T'io first townsman wintering In
( California, ban returned and looks
i,' , like he might hnvo "hltch-hlkcd"
most uf tho wny back.
, All natives contemplating sui
cide, tin account of ,Mr. Hoover,
' the lough times, the luck of ruin,
ami tho tuxes, tiro requested to
arrange to leuvo tho remains
where the coroner can get hold of
them with the minimum of effort.
Keep out of the deep tangled can
yons. There are plenty of sites ill
the city limits adapted to personal
"putting on thu spot."
. I MN1CS ON KKKOItS
' Wo made n mistake In tt recent
' Issue of the Capital News. A good
subscriber told us about it. The
. ssmo tiny there was n letter In our
Vostofflco box Hint did not belong
to us. AVe called for 22 over tho
telephone and got 1118. Wo asked
for n spool of DO thread and when
we got home wo round It wits No.
: ti'J. The train was reported thirty
minutes Into nnd when wo got to
tho station twenty minutes after
tiuhi tlmo to mall a letter the train
was gone. We got our milk bill
nnd thoro Wus u mistake of 10
cents In our favor. We felt sick
nnil the doctor said we were eating
too much meat. We hadn't eaten
meat Tor three months. The garage
man suld our Jitney was missing
because It needed a now timer.
We cleaned a spark ping and It has
run fine ever since. Yes. we made
n mistake In n recent issue of the
i Oiplln! News. (Jefferson, Jlo.,
- 'Capital News.)
Italy Bids For Savings
ROStH (I'lltullans nbroinl are
encouraged t0 send their savings
home for deposit In the postal nv
tngH system of Italy hy nn Interest
rate of a shade morn than 4 per
cent. Home Italians net onlv 3
per cent,
t.OVDOV jl-r..
(tlrltnln1. nllli... 1... '
,, a .niiifi ..uiiuii iiiousiry a
Kpeclal .postage stamp advertising
tlio Lancashire mills Is being urg
ed. A special cancellation mark
wllh Hie slniun "liny l,uncashire
t'oiinii goods" also is suggested,
Editorial Correspondence
l'UOKXIX, Arizona, 1-Vli. I
L'niiNiiiil wcutliiT. AViinl and
rniii last ni;-'lit, t f i ii 1 1 1 li'i-st on us
anil rainbows loilny. The liu
miilily iiiiisl be eliise to 100.
In Hit! Midilli'wosl the peo !
would lie trusting a weather eye
tin the cyeloiu! cellars. 1 1 1 1 1
tlit'.v iil'vit liiivi- cyclones lirrc
Niiiiilsiorins on I ho tli.'si'i't are
tht! nenrcst to tlii'in.
C'lilli'd on .1. W. Kicai', editor
of the Arizona liepiihliuini
these many years, now editor
til' the new combination pub
lisliinj; the Arizona Repiiblitr
mid (Jazette, foi'iner inorniii!,',
and latter ovenin":. The news
paper situation here is similar
to the Kit Hal ions in Kiigenu anil
lioekl'ord, Illinois, where eon
solidatioiis have also taken
plaee. The business men like
the isonsolidations l'o' they fret
the same advert ising coverage
at reduced rales, the people art!
nut so crazy about the situa
tion, lieeause of the bitter con
dition, another daily is expect
ed to start up soon, capitalized
at spLTiiywO, tlesig I parlicil-
birly to supply political com
petition. That, such n venture
will fail is about a 'ill to one
bet. In the first place "politi
cal" newspapeiH almost never
succeed, in the second place!
2."0,0()( is insufficient .-'iipital
for a field like this. However
those behind 1 tic new newspaper-
think otherwise. They
will find out their mistake no
doubt by sad and costly ex
perience. The state legislature Is 111 ses
sion here. Their chief problem Is
tax revision, with particular ref
erence to the good road program.
A five cent gas tux has been slap
lied on to provide llio slate with
sufficient money to secure Hie fed
eral appropriation for highways.
They expect to repeal thu lax nt
(ho cud of two years. An Income
tux Is proposed with sentiment
preltv well divided, and it tax lor
tiKricullurnl relief Is on Ihu ugcuiln,
an llic.y say at llenevu, Switzer
land. Thero Is no power trust fight
hero as there Is In Oregon unit
olhcr pnrtH of tho country, for
tho government built the . power
(lams, und have turned tliein over
to tlio wuler users association
which operates them on u coopera
tive basis. Tho people pay low
lutes, for the government not only
supplied thu capital, but only de
mands payments when they can he
paid with a very low lntorosl
chnrgii niul the possibility Unit
ovcntually no Interest will he
churged at nil. A groat advantage
ovor Oregon nnd other states In the
union, whero water anil power were
not cssenlinl for Human settlement
In tho first plncc.
Mr. Spear suys Arizona has suf
fered from liisutiiclent ruin lor
sovoti years, with no immediate rti
llef In sight. However there urn
eight dnins III Arizona now whom
thero wiih only one u decudt! or so
ngo, so there have been no com
plelo crop failures. Asked uhoiil
Arl.onit cotton. Hack In l!H I cot
ton culture wns stinted, u quulily
superior lo Kgyptinn cotlon being
grown. Arizona collon topped the
miirkot, und tihout l!H!l planters
)cro selling cotton as high us
Jl.-O per poll ml. As Is always the
cast! everyone stnrtetl growing cot
lon. Alhiliu fields wcro plowed
up nntt planted to long sin pit!, so
wore citrus orchards, thu entire
stii to went cotton cruzy. Over
production not only hi Arizona but
elsewhere wns the Inovitnhlo re
sult. Hie government embargo on
ICgyptlau cotton which had stim
ulated the Industry originally wns
ruined, cotlon dropped from
per pound lo 20 cents or there
uhouls. Investigation showed It
cost about till cents per pound to
produce cnlton til Arizona. Ah n
result the cotton planters In Ari
zona nro down und out, unit there
would bo general rejoicing If the
Hull Weovll would Invade the state.
Not n very cheering picture. Hut
Arizona us u whole und IMtooulx In
particular are not hadly hit. The
tourist crop Is helping out, citrus
fruits Hell nt reasoiiHlily good
MUTT AND JEFF
thi fieAt we se
I THE M0Rlt IN AM J
VjOMOBILfcy
7J
'ft
m
ill v
v ,
prices, particularly grtipe fruit,
which Is very superior to tho (.'all
fornla product like olhcr or
chard diHtiiclK Hi" di-ircslon Ik
not us serious us in tho industrial
centurs ol' tlio Kitst and Aliilillo
wost for while factories ran hi;
closed down and thousands put out
of work, the orcliardlsls us a
wlmlo, cun t close down and must
keep up a certain payroll. Not easy
for tho orcliiirillstH, hut good rr
tho vurlous ciimmuniticH.
Yesterday I'lioenlx was I ho hot
test iilacii la Hie country, SO In lliu
shade. Today it is so muggy that
one feels tliu heat tnore lliu the
thci inometor Is no doubt ten de
grees lower.
One can't be In Phoenix- very
long without realizing that Hie war
on tuberculosis in this -country is
a real one -far from being won.
We are going to buy Olirlslmas
seals more willingly next year Hum
ever before. Ol course (Ills Is u
center for victims, ultho the old
Idea that climate is the determin
ing factor in u ( lire, has been gen
erully discarded. No doubt the
same treatment in this dry, warm
climate however, would he more
effective than In any oilier part of
tho country.
It is remarkable how quickly
coIiIh ucqulred elsewhere clear up
in tiilu cllniiite. Koine l'rienilH ar
rived from the Mlddlewest with
colds of long standing. In -IS hours
they were cleared up. Oa Hie other
-.,.',l iw.r,i,lf llviiii' lif.M seem to
have about as many colds as peo
ple living elsewhere, une wouiuii
i.. ti, i,,iii,t i,u liml ii cold since
November, and would probably be
wise to have u thorough examina
tion. The imporiunt point In our
....i.,l.. I.. II, l i-nlilu urn culisell
by. ii great variety of germs, germs
which flourish here would not
flourish elsewhere and vica versa.
Ho one of tlio best treatments for
a cold Is no doubt to move out, and
those who have no colds and have
,i,,,,-i,.,.tiilu lniio in, no immunity
should, slay whero they are re-
guriuess ol me climate.
H. W. R.
Sundown
I'SSV WlliKOW ( 'KI.KIUIATIOX
By Mary Unitiam Ilonrtrf. -
Tlw iAUW 'hrk (..Moelt hml
tunu'tl tb Mini' l.ack u fov wooks
anil liatl lort them 1 a Hivanipy
plat-o lica i till1 wuixIh wIutc 1 1 icy
h a il h c t' n l li t'
Splint; I'fi'imiH,
on llicli- way Ut
lied.
",MiL of t h
yeur," huUI the
Mill' It I a c k
CltK-k. "they like
til I 1 V V 111 t ll c
wuimKs. but when
the fiivt ilayn ol'
k p r I n k appi'ai
tlwy llko to visit
a Hwiimp or pond
for n 'month.
'Wo mtiH IH.-ton to thiMii. They
liavo boon awako for qiiito a littlo
whllo but thoy havo Just boon
spending their time slowly sotting
roady tuv thoir Ki'out colehration
thoy Kivo ovory yoar In honor of
tho IMiftKy A'HI)v lr'ori."
And now John amlPPSKy hoard
tho roll coit. Hundred nnd hun
dreds ol" t hone tiny lilt to Spring
1 'eeper.H Mil 111; the sn 1110 rlioory.
p(M'p-peephirt lilt le stum over ami
over aiiin. And the bud.s of the
pusMy willow trees opened In hoar
Hie mum.
"I know now whstt wo liear In
(ho sprint; I thouwhl thoy were
froH but wasn't quite Mire," roiiy
rtald.
"It eorlalnly Moom.t quoor td nio
In think that .sueh IK tie hit of
thin;: run make ,si iniueh Mound,"
Joint oxelahnod.
It was lovely by the tnvuntp. Tho
.sofl, Kl'oy buds of the pussy v li
lt iwn wore opening anil were all
a bluuni now. The volei-H of t he
Spring 'PoPpofs were not s, In ltd
now. They had givon Iheir bit;
eoneort their first big cotioert of
tho year.
Now Ktiino uf tho Spring I'eeper.
look little dives and hwIuim in tho
Hwantp pond hir. after a while, as
tho ('look turned tho time forward
they all wainlored haek to their
leafy homos in tho woods,
tl'eggy and John, as thoy left the
Cliii'k that evening haek home, felt
they eon hi hiirdly watt until tho
spring would oomc along bringing
with It thi Spring roeper.s. Now
when they heuril thorn thoy would
knit w who t hey w ere !
TmiTrmv'Pn i l rt los."
All The Switches Aren't
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Personal Health Service
By WiUiam Brady, M. D.
Hleiiril li-tlrrs perlnlniiii: In ihtiiiiiI lirallli
will lie iimurrnil liy lir. Itr.nly if a unt,l si ll
niul wrlllrn In Ink. llHiiti: to die large iiiiitiIht if
reply enn lie mnile tu iiucries not cwiifuriiilin; lu
Tlie Mall Trlliiim.
Tin-: iio.mimi:
FOHS fl" A(i.
BTIlili 11 AS A
. Some of our old renders, esJ
peeially tluine who have bud ton
sils niul some form of final In
fection t Ii e r c
frum, may re
nicmbei that wo
have given Ihc
pastor a break
here nt least
twice. Hist when
he w r o t e and
asked w li a t he
was lo do, educe
the good doclors
hud assured him
mil lung could be done lo relieve
him, because of his age und. gen
eral poor condition: und later to
let Hie good mini tell bow much
b ncilt he hud experienced from
the diathermy extirpation of his
tonsils, which had been pcrl'eriu
cil. I regretted to confess, by u"
osteopathic physician, out where
Hie corn and Hie culls grow lux
uriantly. -
I hoped we hud finished off the
minister In workmanlike shape.
Hut you Jiifl can't keep u ..good
man down, it seems. Here he Is
iiKuhi, nnd 1 begin to suspect ho
Is sul'ferlng with hysteria or a
complex or a delusion or some-,
thing, for he solemnly ufrirms
(hill bo still bus a bit of tonsil
ami worse still, it worries him.
Very well. Hut I waul It dis
tinctly understood that this is thej
third nnd last chance we're going
lo give the dninhiie. Next lime
he comes complaining urminil here
he'll be coldly Informed that the
doctor Is confined in the asylum
und . . . Just listen lo the mad
dening minister:
Hear Ur. Itrudy:
I write uguln uboul dia
thermy because I suppose It
Is of Intercut lo you as II
to me. t inn with you. (Well,
of course we're glad to know
the patient Is still with uf.
but we hope he Is not going
to be tee Insistent about It.
I'nless something very extra
In Freight Yards
CARf I GOT TNO Cf tr: ,
, A UTTCC BABY JIGGCR AklH
A multiPuc-cv umdcR RoAnvrsfc.f'
r Govt do ts sisbutoe
reiNA A bit;
ii
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liar lit
Obllterot
Vat court la
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mi in a
tiiiut dlul.
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Word of
kolciuii II it I
itiinihuslia
In Ik
fund uf lly
hit; miirliluu
Mnllifi: dial.
Itirlliiiiurn of
Iti tllUVlll
t'Dti'it tcttcri
Kninir frmii
Kltlit lo hUm
Direct! piu
rcediuitK I'nrt niln lor
ft urlfo
Alrtiilirr of (tiff
Kulnr a j stem
i:ioi
Keep Mb
pigment
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MlKliwiljr
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linilpmlnitds
Awn j
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4. I.lfioltliitt tiy
kliihiuif fund
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8. I'Tcrnrirn
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H. Sniiill nitiinid
It). Ituof nr lliu
ni mi Hi
II. Scene uf it
Tcxm units
micro
mid tiyniene. not lit ilKr.ip. dbfciiosH or trralmMit
.KlilrcsnK eineloin n twl-d. I.i-llers slmiild le lirlrf
letters receiu-il enlv a l-w ran lie angered liere. Nn
lastructiyns. Address llr. Wllliani llrady In care 3f
IX COMI'li.MMXti THAT
TAtJ Oil-' TONSIIi.
in-:
ordinary happens we may
safely assume that patients
who have their tonsil extir
puled with dliilbermy will be
witli us lifter the operation.
That lit Indeed one of the sal
ient features which distin
guish this treatment from tho
old Spanish custom.)
1 told Dr. that I felt
some discomfort In my throat
lifter those five treatments.
He said my tonsils collid not
bother me' any more because
they arc gone. I expected
this discomfort would dis
appear after some weeks, hut
it sei'llis lo gel worse.
Yesterday I went to a doc
tor, a real M. U., ill and
he lelii mo thai on each side
is still n tag of tonsil the size
of a split pea. lie surmised
Hun the operator bud been
uri-ulil lo Hike thi'in out en
tirely, ae they were too deep .
or (he- operator feared In
jury lo my voice. Hut he
says the fact Is they are still
there.
Never mind. A great purl
of my tonsil bits been suc
cessfully removed.. This M.
1. lllinks II Is perhups bolter
so. lie hopes to make the
rotteu l.lls of tonsil etill In
Iny thrii.it biii-inless by medi
cinal applications niul I'V
gargling wllh la silly . nos
trum), l-'itr my Mood pres
sure he r.ciililliiended sweats,
avoiding incut, etc.
l'lcnse let me know, what
shall 1 write to Dr. (I he
osteopath who extirpated the
tonsils 1 V
Cratefully yours.
Hev.
The preeont doctor may be a
real M. n., but he Is too optimis
tic, shall we say. if he really
Imagines he can clear up the
trouble wllh medicinal applica
tions and Hie pretty nostrum he
THIS IS THci BIG CAI5
THS BABY WortCCt.S.
DlUM OVJNGR OJOOCDN
RGCOONMie (T. AND
r, ,xx v
You DON' UVce TttM"-
WW
prescribed for (hc'dotridile to gar
gle wllh. die is obviuu.ly not wpll
Informed ubout the . uso of dtar
tlicriny -in the throat. '
Note the pastor had only five
trcutinelils. In many cases It is
nocesKiry to return to the physic
ian some weeks or months after
Hie diathermy treatments, to have
any lilts or lugs of tonsil tiue
"touched up." lOvCn if u surgical
tonsillectomy Iiiib been duno by
the most skilled throat aurueun,
this final int'pectlon und "touch-
Ing mi" with diathermy in un ex-(
cellent practice.
So I advise the dominie to g
buck to tho osteopath who extir
pated his tonsils, and have the
final treatment.
Incidentally I challenge uny doc
tor of standing lo put In print or;
In writing any crltlcuin ol my u
vice. . (.,:.
Qri.STIONS Mil jAXKXVKISS.
Cripple Itestorcil by Diathermy
l-'or about two yearn I -was crip
pled wllh rheumatism. Through
your column I learned tibout dia
thermy and have had my tonsils
taken out Hint way by Ur. .
Now I am fine, and can do all my
own housework, and I wntk a mile
a day. 1 am a woman li" years
old and doctors who believed the
rheumatism came from bad ton
sils told me nothing could be.
done because of my age. . .
Mrs. A. V..
Answer A medical colleague
writes that he commends my stand
for surgical diathermy hecauso
he known the problem of surgical
tonsillectomy from all angles, but
ho begs me not to be too hard
on the one-way man, who can't
help being narrow-minded and
can't learn this altermitivo tech
nic now. I hope I um not too
hard on any fair-minded doctor
but I believe I cannot be too hard
on the doctor who, without hav
ing any actual knowledge of elcc-tro-Hurgery,
brazenly tells confid
ing patients that the new method
Is "no good" or even "dangerous."
Doctors who take such nn attitude
should be exposed us unreliable
advisers, und there Is a growing
army of ex-patients like' Mrs. A.
Z. who knows such doctors nre
unreliable.
The lleiurii of Old Dan Draff
1 have been a reader of your
column for many years, not only
here hut . . . about a year ago
1 tiled your formula for dnnd
rurr with amazing results. Hut
Hie kindly ' druggist lost the for
mula and J think Dan is coming
back again . . . C. M.
Answer- Send a stumped en
velope bearing your address nnd
mention your trouble. Sometimes
I think the druggist figures In an
additional 10 per cent on the
charge, for mislaying the recipe.,
loiliu nation Iteju venules.
1 huve Just completed the first
month's lodin ration as suggcptod
by you. and it has worked a
splendid Improvement physically;
and mentally. I am much appre
ciative of your teachings which
have brought me relief nnd a bet
ter temperament. I am (lo years
old and stepping out like 45. !
C. V. .1. I
Answer At that, n lot of crusty,
old codgers or 115 or -10 sorely
need un lodin radon, 1C they only
knew It. Even If It doesn't stop
Hie hull- from growing gray and
the arteries from growing brittle..
It does help to prevent premature
uglng and going Htale.
(Copyright John K. Dillc Co.)
Communications
To the Editor:
Tho Oregonians Washington
correspondent says: "In llMH Mr.
Selling had the republican nom
ination for United States senator
from Oregon. He wns defeated
by Ur. Harry Lane, democrat, by
less than S"0 votes."
rmhiedhilely precedlng that elec
tion .Mr. Selling, In the stale sen
ale, opposed certain Jralor halte
interests, which was resonled hy
the people of Jackson equity. Tho
result was that instead of car
rying the county by 1!,U00 votes
It went against him by Hoi.vthln
like It.Oao, thus defeating htm In
the state.
WILL (1. HTKHL,
-Medford, Ore.
"Lest. We rorgot."
I To (he Kditor:
! Mr. Smith's cominiiniealioii in
j tlio Mall Tribune of Tuesday has
(he cha motorist ie mm uion to all
w et propagitiida trying to make
people believe that tho evils of pro
hibition are the result of prohi
bition and forget that they are the
result of liquor.
The evil exi.Us but by adroit
reasoning the wets have perverted
tho evils to tho wrong side of tho
fence. "I-Mot out prohibition," but
the liquor would remain.
If prohibition be a "farce." then
it would not prohibit. If it does
not prohibit, no ono Is Inconveni
enced. Then, why tho squawks?
As to the scriptures. Mr. Smith
did not seek all tho references to
liquor. The Volstead nets prohibits
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You can tell un honest mini. He
doesn't Jiliow how to keep ouf of
jail. - " '
Another thing that has do
creased In value since lll-ll is u
sucker list. .
Hard limes wouldn't be such an
affliction If you didn't have lo
listen to so much optimism.
The chief objection to fishing In
warm southern wuters is that the
darned fish bother you too often.
The best 'aids to virtue nro a
good background, careful truiulug
and watchful neighbors.
Working B'rl: An Indepen
dent spirit containing; n lettuce
sandwich niul a chocolate
soda.
What's the use'? You work hard
to get rich enough to rest, and
then you keep on working und call
it exorcise.
Vnl the e-iissltts never seem nosey
and narrow-minded pests when
you nro dolus something you re
proud of.
You can say ono thing for the
bootlegger. He doesn't claim thai
his product will cure what ails you.
Americanism: A common con
viction that the law made to con
trol the wicked shouldn't meddle
with people as nice ns we are.
The one consolation about de
flation Is that It affects a lot of
heads that way, too.
There's no sex equality. The
heifer calf lives to bo a contented
cow and the poor little bull calf
becomes chicken salad.
A hick town is a place -where
Main Street still services as a din
ing room Cor sparrows.
- Just nny titty now the oiigor
young if nith at tho filling sta
tion jimy hoglii opening your
mouth to sen; If you need uny
fillings.
Making railroad rates Isn't diffi
cult. You Just establish a tenta
tive figure iuhI then pare It down
until the howling stops.
If the policeman doesn't shoot
it out with gangsters, he's yellow;
if' ho docs, he's a horo and his
widow can tuko In washing.
ScientistH, .think they will soon
conquer the common eoltl und its
sniffles, but you can still recognize
the third grade by its finger nails.
Overland' flying would be disas
trous, too, if t lie flyers used planes
that could alight safely only on
water.
Correct this sentence: "Ho is
such a great man," said the erilie.
"that he never seems dumb even
in a news reel."
tho sale and manufacture of in
toxicating liqiioivt. Why? The in
spired writer of Proverbs gave an
incontrovertible argument centuries
ago.
"Who hath woe? Who hath sor
row? Who hath contentions? Who
hath babbling? Who hath wound
without cause? Who hath reduces
of 'oyort ? .
'They t ha I tarry long at the
wine; they -that go lo sock mixed
wine.
"Loc!" nut upon tho wine when
it is red. when U giveth his color,
in the cup. wi.en it movcth itself
aright.
"At the last II btteth like ii ser
pent and stingeth like An adder."
JOHN Q. STEWAKT.
Haute. L Medford. , ,
WEATHER. NOT FUNDS,
HALTS OWYHEE Dl
KKATTI.K. Teb. (1. Mi ..
thuugh work on the Sti.ulllUlllll
Owyhee dam project near Vale,
Ore., .has ceiused temporarily. Hie
shut-down was caused by severe
weather and not by luck of .funds,
as reported from llolse. according
to M. c. MeKoaehorn. president of
the General Construction company.
contractors fur the work.
By BUD FISHER
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'Ji-.N YKAIW AiO TODAY
(Kiom files -of tho Mull Tribune.)
l-'ebruury , 1U-1
Hi p. lien Sheldon returns from
Salcni and reports things looking
bad for Craler I.aKe liigliway, tho
armory. Talent experiment station f
aid, and the fish bills.
"Have a Heart'' Tag Duy next
.Saturday. "
do v. Olcolt urges all Oregonlnns
to cat prunes, and help tlio grow
ers. Kolb and Iill booked for early
showing here.
Oil indications more pronounced
ut the Trigonia drillings.
Ilrlgadior White coming to In
spect local militia.
Greater Medford club urgon treo
planting along Pacific highway.
TWENTY YK.-UtS AGO TODAY
(From files of tho Mail Tribune.)
February . 1HII
Loral fishes decide at meeting
there wilt he no compromise with
canneries on- Itnguo river fishing '
situation. Jons Enyurt nnd W. 1
Isaacs appointed to present matter
to legislature.
Sams Valley farmers take over
operation of Sams Valley-Uold 11111
phone line.
Oranges from the orchard of
Frank L'hancc. "peerless lender of
Hie Chicago Cubs," on sale In city.
Court J lull buys two boxes. .
Miss June Earhart leaves to
visit friends hr J'ortland. j
North Dakota friends give sur
prise party for Mrs. C. M. English,
at her home on Oakdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Will II. dure and
family leave for Los Angeles,
where they will remain tho next
three jiumths.. Mr. Gore lias.a ncw
car awaking him there, which he
will endeavor to -drive back. .
: ; T
Says Puffy: "JJotli my tbalo and the
bod I sloop in, too,
The rugs, the walls and everything
are fashioned of bamboo.
A carpenter In .China would not
know just what to do
If it weren't for the bamboo treo.
And let, me ask: Would
" you?"
vJI
Parents
Training For Good Temper
By Alice Judson Peale
Your child's disposition is to sumo
extent influenced by Ills native
coiisliltiliiiii. Certain children are
lust naturally more placid and
cheerful than others.
Hut tho way a child's disposition
develops is laruely determined by
lite treatment which he receives
diirliiK his early years. No one has i
yet broucht forth evidence which '
proves Hint temper tantrums arc
inherited.
IhirriuK cerium obvious abnor
malities of temperament, it Is cer
tainly possible to hrinK up any
child so that he will have a good
disposition. Hero are n few nilca
to keep in mind.
. He sure thai your child's sched
ule Is rcBiilur. Irregularity makes
lor poor health, in Itself a factor
In bad temper. Irregularity also
causes innumerable disciplinary
situations, arising because the
child's life Is continually upset, liml
demands matlo upon him when he
is not prepared to meet them. Dis
ciplinary situations result in nag
ging und harsh punishment, which
in turn make for moodiness, peev
ishness and Irritability.
He consistent In your discipline.
If your child knows what lo expect
from you, ho will not constantly
hnve to jnuikc new adjustment!!
with their ncconiimiiying strain on 4
his self-control. '
lioift tease your child, or per
mit him to he teased, even in good
lun. unless he Is fairly well hiatcli
cd against someone whom he can
answer in kind.
Don't frustrate him any moro
than is necessnry. Keep your
promises. Refrain from Interrupt
ing his play or interfering with his
pluus except for sumo very good
reason.
Set. Iilm nn exnniplu of cheerful
ness and selt-control.
Find Aged French Cave
I'OITIKKS. France iY) A cuvo
dwelling near Charroux, estimated
to date. back HHI.non years before
Christ. Is yielding flint Instruments,
nnd leeth of animals of that lime.
The cave was discovered hy James
Hussell of Yale niilvcrslty.
Chinese Officials May Arm
NANKING iJi Municipal and
district ofliclals have been granted
permission hy the national govern
ment to carry firearms for self
protection. Under the old law
these lesser officials were denied
Hie piiiib-!;,, uf carrying wellpom.
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