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OiflHai piprr nt II City of Mrdford.
Official imt of Jukum County.
MRMHKR P TUB AKWKIATRI lKK8H
Ifrrfli'liur Pull lartrNl Wire Hct.ic
' 'Tin Asic.ld I'tMJ t nrliisitfl) thlMfi to
(tic mf fur piilillratinn of all nti UisjilttliM
rrwlHrtl io It or otmrwue rrcunea in nm vwvt,
-..A .ion I.. iti Lm I . tu-arn lUhtlJirll hcldn.
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Ftsw.hco, lxt 'Antiw, wuie. rwuinu.
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Prry)
A DlaiwUii; movie comedlnn was
chiisllHiHl by nil Irulo forniiT mill
hi'iiuty ullKlilly iv:iw'li4hi. Tin
Blrtiiirlt .comnlian- lml no hImii
nlUtk linndy,-
The . uiistiiio tuxiKiyci'H arc
mail "lioul tiLXi-H, ii would lin no
Kili-nrlxn if liny 'ill tliolr tax ic-
fi'liiiH In two. whin llit-y Ki t ilu-m.
. "Ainlt'i-Hon'H ':ir was Imilly
sinaslU'il.' ami hi I'scnPfil Injury
TIliVI'UgllH'lT .slopiH'll just In linn1"
1 1 1 mil inKton .News.) N'o iloulit.
.Mr. Anderson Jumped rlslit out
took tlin mimltpr of tho loeoinotlvo.
nnd looked florco nl tho now
fiitcher. . .
The 'lionrlcfi murder trial will lie
held nl lllllslioro. nnd will Inst
two WM'k. It is iirodieleil thai
mil a dish will no washed In Port
land during this period.
.JefferHon county, OreKon. has no
reprenmilullvo In tho li-Klslaiuro.
nml. hot knowing when it Is well
niT, Insists on haviiiR two.
.. . Til K-WISDOM (II' IM'IIKS ,
, . (IJIWTCIIIV Tlllluss)
i A .'. young hlRh school Ixiy
was tryliiK to find his girl the
othc'r-oveiilng'-iind rafter .call-
inir tho di'uk' stores, tho cafeB
' .nml all lire ulrl. friend's houses
.. ho.flnally.ealled the girl's own
.resiUencu and there she wan.
le snld that was the rirsi time
that uvci ihaiipened.
TluvJim .Kdiiiiston.hoy Is slated
to I net a jPa'ddllliK. on Iho library
stops, fur disrespect of n UofO.
'nulltlon, iiud -wenrlnR his green
cap too far over one ear. Much Is
fainel . : - ' ' . '
- "LAWYEK .8 I' K A K S OVHU
UADISll" (Port Orforrt Tribune)
And, niiulo a pithy argument.
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" (liuli'iM'iiilelH'C I'.xuiiilner)
A handsumo nnd IntnlllKvnt
.lady of my ncnualntuneo told
mo tho other day that she had
nut washed lier face In five
years, .it was a new Idea to
'me hut I discovered that u lot .
ot the protty faces which mo
unusually numerous in Inde
pendence do not know tho
touch of water. I went home
nnd told the boss about my
discovery and Hhe laUHhed at
'me nnd that made me shy
1 nhoul nsklns further iiues
tltinn. . . '
"Several years ago he was
crushed against tho side of the
barn, by a cow, and had four
.children" (Paisley. Items.) Phe
nomena. Potatoes nro being planted by
nuthuslnsts. The soil nnd cllmnte
of the valley are conducive to the
pruilucaUin of potatoes, us they
need hoeing when tho fish ure
lilting, nd harvesting In tho
middle of the deer hunting season.
A maiden with her tresses tied
with a hair-ribbon, was noted on
tho street yesterday.
"I'ree fiiclals lire being given to
the Indies of (iiblis, und all those
who wish to ho lienutlful may call
nt tho saloon." (Ilermlsmn Items)
Culture hlls the sagebrush country
with a resounding whack.
THIS IIK'K
There are threo tame ducks In our
back yard,
Dabbling in mud und trying hard
To get their share, and maybe
more, .
Of tlie overflowing barnyard store.
Satisfied wllh the task they're at.
Of eating and sleeping and getting
fat,:
Ilul whenever the free wild ducks
go by '
In a long line streaming down the
sky. '
They cock n fpilxilcal. puzzled eye
And flap their wings and try to fly.
I think my soul is it tame old duck
Dabbling around in barnyard
muck.
I'at.und lazy, vlth useless wings,
Jlut, sometimes when the north
wind sings
And the w ild ones hurtle overhead,
It rcinnmborM noniethltiK lost and
dead.
And cocks n wnry, bewildered eye.
And InakoH n feeble attempt to tly.
It's fairly foment wllh the state
It's In.
Hut It Isn't the duck II might have
been. , (J'ally oklahomaii.)
Judging from the small number
of i itKiiailloH.. llm. Panama h v.iIii
lion was mi the pacific side. Vlr
IV i nla it -Pllol.
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Editorial Correspoiidence
l'irOKNIX, Arizona, Frb.'-O
Visited the Mate legislature
today Inrpe beautiful Ri'mmds,
a small anil not beautiful build
in"; in fact tlie. smallest, state
i?n)itnl buildiiitr we have ever
seen.
The visitors callery remind
ed ns of "niofcr J Leaven" in
the old lioclifoi'd Opree house
back in the late fid's. A hoi
space, close to the roof, with
the arena far down below, and
packed to the (jiiards. A fur
ther:, touch .of versiniilitmle
was provided by nt least a
dozen ' negroes v e r y, black.
(;cmiine Soul hern darkies, one
old boy with while whiskers
could have qualified on any
s'tagp without iiinke-up as
Uncle Tom. Also several .Mex
icans and one Indian a fair
representation of the l'hoenix
population no liouhl.
The session reminded lis of
several we have attended at
Salent only more so. In 111-"
Mouse, a forced-contract road
bill, designed to give work to
the unemployed, defeated , by
a large volci yesterday, was be
ing reconsidered, and was pass
ed by about the same vote
that is it was voted to recon
sider the. measure. The gallery
was apparently packed - will)
working meii, and loud ap
plause woiild grccl every speech
in favor of reconsideration It
was amusing to - hear ca'di
speaker exlole the hardy band
ed sons of toil, a large number
said they had worked with pick
and shovel themselves, (and
looked it) and then one brother
of the laboring man would vote
"N'o" and two other brothers
"Aye." Only one opponent of
forced labor had the nerve to
suggest the reconsideration was
a "hold up" and labor union
pressure had been brought upon
Hie opponents of I lie bill. He
was quickly called .down by a
red headed man with a pug
nacious jaw who had introduc
ed the bill, who "challenged
the statement of the member
from Mnjuvc" and d' tied him
to present any evidence to
substantiate' bis contemptible
charge, etc, etc.-
The first member showed
signs of sticking to his pirns
und making a figlit of it said
he had plenty of evidence but
when Ked Head came back
stronger than ever be willed
and explained that be was cast
ing no personal aspersions upon
the tumor and integrity of tin
member from Mariposa.
So tlie .same body of men
who voted ngninst. a bill yes
terday, voted for it today. It
was ever thus.
Wo counted three lady members
of the House. If smoke will cun
I hey should he Willi cured before
tho session ends. Kor In Arizona
llieru is no rule against smoking,
and 0,e 'ttte uhainber's atnios
pliere could have been cut Willi a
knile. Pipes hold the lead, cans
of smoking tobacco provide n -touch
of color on nearly every desk. Hut
cigars and rlgarellHS several
members rolling their own wore
much in evidence. Chewing tobacco
Is not tnliooud, nor shirt sleeves,
while the right of tiny member to
put his feet on his desk Is mil dis
puted. This might suggest n rilllior
"rowdy" assemblage which would
not be just. The members of liolh
cliuinlieis would stack up well 'In
personal appearance, wllh their
cutifrers in Salem or probably In
most or the western states. Hut
At'izcnu is comparatively a new and
undeveloped Ltuie, and the general
MUTT AND JEFF
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Got Bin. of SAie I
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atmosphere is more frontier ami
Informal.
Over In the Semite the Elder
Statesmen were considering u hill
providing for a stato Income tax.
Oregon was cited ns a Htatu that
hail followed the lead of 15 oilier
states und adopted such u tax.
There were speeches Haiku would
be more accurate) pro uud con, the
main urgmnent against, being Unit
it would drive some of the Kustern
millionaires who have winter homes
in Arizona, to California anil Klor
Ida. After an hour's illscuxHion onu
Heiiiilor arose to declare thai In his
opinion the hill was too long, and
it was apparent no one understood
it. lie lavorud referring It to the
Judiciary committee asking Hie
members to report back wind the
measure meant and what., it didn't
niean. , . .
This drew a sami.ulc rejoinder
from one of the proponents of the
bill who Inquired if Hie member in
iiuchHou did not have an iinuhridg.
ed dictionary if not he could se
cure one and find out Hie mean
ing of the various words.
Properly squelched the protest
ing member made no further com
ment uiifil near the close of the
session when n hill providing for
increased pay for Hie legislators
came Into the discussion, anil he
declared with some feeling Hint
since Hie session started he was
convinced no member present had
earned lilty cents a day.
There were only a dozen people
in the gallery but several of them
applauded llils statement, which no
iloulit cut off any counter attack
fiiini the floor. At any rate, the
piolestinK member hfui liio salls
fiictlon in basketball terms of
throwing a basket from the floor.
Adjournment was called soon nftcr
nnd Iho "5n cent member" refilled
his pipe and walked out Willi the
air of a man who had sulfercd a
minor reverse but staged a. come
back. .. ..
. rue rain is over nut tne sun is
I sttiiggliug to keep clear of clouil
rhauks heie and there. Saw.t'onrad
Nagel here in "i'Vee U,ve" last
night, the film distinguished by
t-'onrud flooring his flirtatious wile
wilh a right to the jaw. The blow
ciired her and was followed by the
usual close up. Papa and Mama,
with .domestic excursions behind
them, wrapped in each nihers arms.
No picture for husbands to sec, the
ladies of the juirly agreed. .Not
bad. not very good. A comic by
our old friends of the green house
barrage, .Clark und .MeCulloch. stole
the show us far ns we were con
cerned. Sorry we have forgotten
the title but It concerned Clark as
a fortuitous captain, of an ocean
liner, an e(!elleni Idea, in lour
opinion, not hall', exhausted by Hie
two comedians. . .
Uetiirntng to the Legislature,
thoie was ono foal ure wo overloolv
ed. The Speaker or tho House who
lias hold tin; position for six or
Kovisn tonus "is deaf, wears a very f
liu'rje acoiiKtltain, and has a bright I
oyt'd nlort yottng lady at his tilbowM
to talk into tho acoustican. and
tell tho presiding- officer what is
going on. Cortuinly a groat com
pliment to the KMaker. for under
ordinary eirciunstances. n deaf man
in thai position would bo like a
legless man In a Marathon. Tho
Speaker tniiHt he n man of conse
qiiencn in Arizona for on tho walls
of tho chamber hangs his life steed
portrait, he is wearing u 1 1 ions aull,
but NOT an acotiHticon.
. H. VY. K.
fittla SlaM
A greon-oyoil blond from Dallas, j
Tex.. Is Catherine Moylau, who won i
$l!.0ti0 as 'a national beauty prize i
In her home town and thus began j
her acting career.
Zlegl'eld signed lior on contract
after her victory, and from the Fol
lies she went to HiiltywoiHl.
She Is t'oml of riding, likes ten
nis and tlogs and Hinging. Itnt her
favorite pastime is seeing new ,
shows thus eomMning pleasure
with study of her own profession.'
He May Do Better As
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Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D. .
Sinned Idlers ncrtnlntntt tn persfinal ln-allli'
Bill he fini mil hy Dr. Itrmly If a tmiijifd weir
niHl willlen in ink. Uuinic tn 1 lie larH iiimiher f
reply ean ho made tu ourrles ml, cnnformlnc to
The Mail Trlhtine. ;
WHY AUK STOIM'FUS
Once a guest in a hotel got stuck
three cents tor a two-cent news
paper. He immediately cmitlml a
loud yodel in the main lobby-J-lv.'
did $.1 'worth of pleasure ymle4inp
io ilte. manager
a it d . . assembled
loungers.' J
Once a c o m
muter was r p b
bed of a cnny
by a slot ma
chine. He spent
at least -HI cents
on an attempt lo
recover the pen
ny, nnd finally
succeeded.
J ask any honest citizen, don t
you hate to be played for a sucker?
And vhn you are so played, do
ou. lake It lying down or do you
avail yourself of your inalienable
light to make a squawk about it'.'
Ot course the chance of reimburse
ment Is slim if some corporation
has cy piied you. but anyhow, you
(an always net your money's worth
out of a vigorous nolle". Home
times I think the trouble will, this
country Is we bavo too nm.y peo
ple whfi write to the pape anon
ymously about their grievances, and
loo f.'w who cry Stop Thlf when
tiicy arc held up.
Mivt of the first cln hotel."
now ad ys hav cut out tl. extra
charge for newspapers indeed, the
sliest lu a good hotel nowadays re
ceives a copy of the morning pa
per with the compllm'-'ius jf his
host. Hut there are plenty of other
Utile grafts still workM on the
u.i! voio-Mlng guest, tlu-iur.h the
concession racket. M-iyhe in tm
ol er fill years or so we yhall
to;- pas'sinn of the ins iiert beggars
who relieve all timid pati'idi.- if
their hats at every .loir or :.rch
wa.v. on a percent.i'-T ui :ani;emeni
wbii the hotel owners.
There Is one form of petty cheat
ing w hlch is mill carried on by
hotels, restaurants and other places
of transient public patronage, and
thit abuse is right In my line, for
It amounts to an offense against
hygiene or sanitation. 1 refer to
the use of stopper in lavatories.
Worst still.' those sinister spring
faucets Which deliver water only
A Letter Carrier
f NOV! THAT f OU'KC TCutiMii 1
Ttf TRUTH- I'LC CONFGSi Too.
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nnd liyclpnp, tint tn (lipase, dlnnnosh or treatment
itiiiiressed envelnne fi enclosed. I-elbrs slwtilil he brier
letters reeeived only a few can he an-wem! here. No
lnslructiuiu. Adilresj IT. William Urady 111 care f
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IX WASH RABINS?
while you keep a desperate grasp
on them.' and make It absolutely
Impossible for a patron with one
disabled hand or arm 'to wash his
facts if lie wants to, or even to
pretend wanning his - hands.- ' It
seems to me that if our public
health officials were really -concerned
.aho.ut public health they
would put an end to these buses.
Is water so precious that the few
people who bother to wash up be
fore eating, must be restricted in
Us use? That's tho only possible
excuse for the stopper in u lava
tory. Hoes anybody whose home
is equipped with modern plumbing
use the stopper when washing face
or hands? No. Wherever there
is enough water to make such
plumbing worth while it is the
universal practice to wash In run
ning water,
' It Is particularly In the hotels
or eating places of low quality and
Reaper (?) rates that the health
authorities should Insist on nin
nin water. If the wash basins
are equipped with stoppers, and
especially if they are equipped with
faucets that turn off automatical
ly, it Is a mere pretense to say
the place affords- running water.
If one r-tuild give a fair descrip
tion of the facilities for cleanli
ness provided by many such places
in pome of our great cities, the
alleged public health authorities
would be hard put to it to show
cause why they should continue to
draw salaries for "protecting pub
lic health.'
How to Win the llnltle With Tito.
Where can we get the book you
'recommended, which 1 think was
the story of a patient who cured
himself of T. U. at home? Our
daughter is threatened with lung
trouble. Mrs. M. W. Me A.
Answer. 1'crhaps that first les
son you must learn is that nobody
can cure himself of tuberculosis.
The personal care and attendance
and advice of a good dot-tor is In
dispensable throughout the battle,
if you hope to win. I formerly
recommended a pamphlet entitled,
"How I Won the Itattle With Tu
berculosis In My own Home." by
TIiM "(OU
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J ouXL see i t I I x -- &p P'ora j , i
s ain't euew f J-rl V wc mwl.1 .A'A'-J i ;
'";1"4lMiK'P--' ' l"P
miv fttuckdr. 1 Thin wan' orjRlntilly
la font ribut Ion U the Journal ot.
; Outdoor Llfo which, by the way.
' in a monthly maKiiine ihnt will
hli any tuhorrulosiH patlertt hi
his Null!. 'After publication in tho
maenzinc. .Mr. to"cker tor- was
reprinted in pamphlet nnd dis
tributed by tuberculosis sooietie.H
everywhere, and by the .National
TuberoulosiH aBoclution. New York.
In his Rtory Mr. Stoeker makes it
clear that he had Rood medical
care and advice front the opening
of the battle to the victory, and
forever after. Foredoomed Is the
wiseacre who 'keei! away from
doctor and druRs.' Send a stamp
do enevelope bearing your address
and ask foj- monograph on tuber
culosis. Incidentally, let', be cor
rect the abbreviation for tubercu
losis Is the. ( which moans tuber
ble). T; II. Is the abbreviation for
tubercle bacilli. Tubercular moans
pertaining to tubercle various dis
eases are tubercular. Tuberculous
moans pertaining to tuberculosis.
If the patient has tulierculosw his
condition may be called tnbercu-.
lous: if he has leprosy or ictlnb
myensis , of Bomothing, his condi
tion irt tubercular but not tubercu
lous. Then, too, why duck and
dodge why say "weak lungs' or
"lung trouble" If you mean tuber
culosis. There is no fiood reaunn
to assume or to imagine that any
imlividual's luntfs are 'vcak" un
less tho luntfs are actually affected
with tuberculosis or other disease.
When a Feller N'cciU a Friond.
. . . we no to the doctor's office
for t rea t m c n t o n c a week. My
son five and a half years old, Ret
his treatment first and takes- it
rather better than his mother does.
After that I dare not even make a
face. Wo thank you Tor sending
us to Rr. . . This diathermy
treatment for tho. tonsils is easier
than soinff to tho dentist. My son
hax no roactlon J whatever, and I
iuffe ,o more- 'discomfort - than
one does after an ordinary viMt to
one's dontUt . . ; Mrs- U. H.
Answer. - Thank you for your
impression. Most specialists who
use. diathermy for the extirpation
of tonsils find ehtMren under 10
or J 2 rather too difficult patients.
A fow .physicians have the skill.
knack and patience to employ this
method successfully even with very
i young children. Some adults eom-
plain about the trouble or time
taken for the complete extirpation
of the, tonsils with diathermy
perhaps five . .weekly sittings. . Such
.adults make good subjects for thg
snare or guillotine. .
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)":
POOR .Tl'DGMKXT. ( ;
1! Alh'C dudou Poalc
On the first day of the now
school term. fill, aged 12. wih
trlveu five dollars to cover the px
penso of .now books, pads apd
pencils, and -for carfare ...and
lunches' for the entire week.
The sum was more than ade-
ouate but when It became time
to take the car for school next
morning Gil confessed that ho did
not even have fare.
Questioning revealed that ho had
boouht his books and otnor sup
plies, and had then gone to tho
corner drug store and treated lu
friends to ice cream sodas In i
wholesale way.
In this insmnee it is hard to
decide who was the more lacking
in judgment, the boy or -his par
cnts.
Oil had never before been given
more than quarter, or lit most
uO cents at a time. HeSjad never
had a rCKiilar allowance. ns it
not askinir too much, under such
circumstance.", to expect him alt
i at once to deal wisely with so
large a sum? And was U rea-
to usk him to use it
nil fur mirmiscs which did not
perhaps seem especially pleas
urable to him?
Training in the use of money
should ben hi as yoon ns a child
is. old enough to realize that it can
be a means of realizing some of
his wishes.
tie should have small sums at
first, regularly given . and never
withheld for. disciplinary reasons.
His allowance: nftt'f the first years
during which ho pcnds only for
pleasure, shchld ,bu large enough
to Include niort and more of his
necessary expenditures, with a
margin always for pleasure spend
ing. .
Such training would have pre
vented Oil's mistake and many
others like it.
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Senator Ignored
PARIS (Vi "The Ingratitude of
republics" Is being quoted In the
case of Senator Rene 11 cry, whose
interpellation last Upcp m b e r
caused tho downfall of the Tardieu
Koverntuent. He wns not consult
ed regarding the jiew government
and has no job with the present
cabinet.
iF VOu loov TH I vnjRt RiGHT " ' , I
9 OTfP V
"It must be great ft travel," n.ys
a Pekinese to Puff.
"What do you plan to do when you
have been around enough?"
"I think," says Puff. "I'll go to
famous, foggv London town.
So I and the Prince of Wales to-
igethqr then can settle down."'
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fContlnued from Page 1)
The need for business training
among farm women she also em
phasized, .urging all women pres
ent to keep farm accounts.
'No harm can come from hav
ing too high standards," Mus
Reese concluded. "People live only"
by standards-lhey can understand."
' -Miss Nye chose as her subject
the manner In which conferences
are carried on through tlie exten
sion .service, stressing the fact that
optnioiii-t formorly determined the
extension courses while facts are
now Iho guide. Plans are being
modified, enriched and re-directed
to fit .lackson county needs through
the conference now in session, she
explained.
The importance of setting a high
standard of living was also em
phasized by Mr. Maris in h.'n ad
dress. . "Set the standard of living
and then so plan tho farm activ
ities .ns to yield .enough money to
.maintain that standard,' ho ad
vised. ' The list of men nnd women reg
istered for today's meeting includes
Mrs. S. L. Dalen. Mrs. R. IS. Ken
nedy, and .Mrs. Sarah Wertz, home
demonstration agent. Grants Pass:
Mrs. lOffie lUrdseye, Rogue River;
Mrs. Kate McMurty. Mrs. R. T.
P.ish. Mrs. -R. G. Fowler. Mrs.
Gladys York, Mrs. C. D. Thompson.
Rev. llaird. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Austin, Mivt. Ralph Cowgilt. Mrs.
Ida Sweeney and Mrs. c. F.. Stan
ley, Med ford: Mrs.'AIlcn Ityrd, Mrs.
George Helms. Mrs. C. A. llrown.
Mrs. J. Gowland. Mrs. M. Mos
'orvey, . Mrs.-.'McGnuse, Mrs. Kttie
F. Morris and Mrs. A. R. Kincaid
of J tell view: Mrs. Carl Glasgow,
Mrs. Sam Childeiw. Mrs. J. Ii. Mc
cracken. 'Mrs. Fred Morris. Mrs.
William Gleim, Mrs. L. H. Gallatin,
Mrs. Frank Craig, Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Davcnhlll and Mrs. F. c. Roll
bnugh of Valley View.
Mrs. Rood Charley representee
Hrownshnrn, and Mrs. J. IJ( Hak
keerup. Prospect. Others were
M rs. Pernoll. Mrs. Harry ltrtiwn,
M rs. Wa rren M ee, M rs. Leo I ort ,
Mrs. Cora K. Hoffman, Mrs. C. C.
Puck. Mrs. j. Winningham, Ap
plegate; ' Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Charles
Walker. Mrs. A. Soman, Mrs. O.
T. Morgan, Mrs. W. II. Hrown.
M rs. Frnnios Campbell and Mrs.
Frank Hrown of Kagle Point:
Mrs. .Minnie F.d wards, Mrs. C. C.
Hartley. Mrs. Donald Loofer. Mrs.
Maud Oouherty. .Mrs. Alva In
nutn, . Mrv. P. .Icrmstu. Mrs. O.
c. Maust of Phoenix; Mrs. K. J.
White. Mrs. John (iammlll. Mrs.
Ralph Wilcox. Coleman Creek:
Mrs R. c. Ward. Mrs. .1. Q.
Stewart, Fern Valley: Mrs. ,,l. Tor
rill and Mrs. ,W. II. Wagons of
Talent.
Central Point women in attend
ance are Mrs. A. T. Uithrop, Mrs.
John liohnert, Mrs. Otto P.ohnert.
Mrs. Viltor Ilursell and Mrs. H.
F. Whetstone. From Jacksonville
arc Mm Pert ham. Mrs. Mable,
Sims, Mrs, Irvtn Loos and Mrs. XI.
Conger aiul Mrs. Alva Hrockaway
Irom Oak Grove.
Mrs. Gertrude Skow, home dem
onstration agent. Is present from
Kugenc- and Miss Thelnfa Gay lord
from Oregon City. The one regis
tered fom the most distant city
is Mrs. Ida Martin of St. Paul.
Minn.
Fn'iicli Sailings Fewer
PARIS, Feb. 7. (PI Transatlan
tic traffic to and from French
ports showed n marked decline in
1930. Passengers arriving at Cher
bourg and Havre totalled ler,?.00.
a decrease of 01. is as compared
with I Sailings numbered
.S3,00H. n decrease of fi70?.
By BUD FISHER
r ,-' ' 1 J M
!) Yea Remember?
TEX YEARS AflO TODAY
(From -file -of the Mall Tribune.)
February 7, 1921
I)iu)iiieBa outlook of nation never
brighter, treasury report shows.
Ruick auto goihK 12 miles per
hour crashes hup Hubbard ilros.
di inking tountain:
Table Rock urpet j oill; con
struction of Central Point road.
J, S. VIUtH ranch home dost roert
by tireenuslng loss nf $:!,IH).
Four defendants in Hank of Jack
sonvillo failure cases emor plea
of not guilty.
Raise nearly $2000 In city for
Near Fast relief.
TWENTY YEARS ACO TOUAY
(From files of the Mml Tribune.)
February 7, 1911
Mr. and .Mrs. Loon H. Ilnskins
tire receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of a bithy girl, Febru
ary .
O regon i a n issues special edition,
cn its ftuih birthday.
Merchants petition council io
clean down town streets "of pres
ent motley unity of express wag
ons and peanut stands."
West Kleventh street property
owners decide to wait year' before
paving.
Helen Gould weds Iord Deeirls
the old story of American gold
and a British title.
(Medford citizens offer Htthsidy
for building of ruilroud from city
to Crescent City.
Local residents protest habit of
Natatorium engineer, p 1 a y I n g
"Home, Sweet Home" on whistle
throe times a day.
throughout
TWO 1 ARTIES.
Ry Mary Grabam Ronner.
"Hurry, hur'y. hurrv." said the
Little Hhuk Clock, 'ji John and
Peggy mot him.
"You're u h I n g
your magic to turn!
the time forward g
for this adven
ture," John said j
e know now
that when you tel
us to hurry thaiK
this is what you re'
doing."
The Little III id i i
Clock grinned his
Jolly, merry grin.i
and with a chuckle a
ho ?aid;
"Yes, that is
what I am doinsr.
The day seemed a long' one to mo
as I stood on tho desk in ' tho
back hall of your house with my
hands printing lo seven o'clock.
' "I could hardly wail for the
time to conic when I could bo
using my powers of magic.
"Dear, me, sometimes ' I feel
sorry for those other -clocks; They
hi ust tell the regn la r time, a ml
if they don't keep the time they
are scolded quite hard.
"I don't have to bother about
the ordinary time at all. I never
tell the ordinary time. I simply
have adventures and turn the time,
around as I choose.
"Wouldn't I have brcn foolish
if 1 had missed tho opportunity
I had of doing this and had
chosen inctcad to be an ordinary,
regular time-tolling clock?"
"We would never have, had these
adventures." John sahl in rather
a sad voice, p.ut then he realized
that his voice did not have to be
sad.
The Clock had never chosen t
tell the ordinary time. He h
chosen this, and now thoy saw a
plane coming" toward them.
"Where are we going?" Peggy
nsked. '
"To. "an. aii-, hotel?" John in
quired. No." said the Little Rlack
Clock, "we're going to two places
on the earth. We re going to two
parties In one afternoon, nnd each
is being hold in a place far away
from the other."
"Two pnrties in one afternoon!"
exclaimed Peggy.
"Jump in the plane!" the Clock
iald. "We must b? off."
Monday: "The First Parly."
FOR'S MISFRY RECORD
IS TIER RY Al STRALI.W
SYRXF.Y iA1) The miseries of
Job, as recounted in the Old Testa
ment, have been at least lied by an
Australian youth who has spent "Jl
of his Hi! years in hospitals.
He has offered his dlsease-rld-.
den hotly to the medical depart
ment of Sydney university "for
what vim. think tt la wiVrtrt." Hi!
clinical record phowst -i
FrV tattacksj of. pneAimonia,
three of measles, seven nose ami
throat ommitiHs,. typhoid,, epilep
tic fits. ..chicken jp.lxi nWm ab
!oestH, ft (raetuj va skiijl, bron
chitis, sleeping ckhoss, Mippondl
citls, fracturetl ribs and leg. rheu
matism ami four tumors.
His latest affliction in n growth
near the brain thM may drive him
matt.
Too Many porters
SYDNEY oPi The Hrltish Med
ical association, worried by the In
creasing number of students in the
medical schools of Australia, is
CMnsldering methods .of limiting
the number of licenses granted an
nually to new doctors, asserting
the profession is already jammed.
Tun Cents Day.
CA KT.Vmly. Feb. 7. rP Ital
ians eallc.i to th colors spnd 2-'
month.' drilling and di;i,'ii.i; ditche
for army p.y. It cb a-v rages two
cents a d.i.
Anarchy spreads
Europe. .
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