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Medpord Mail Tribune
Datlf and Sunday
PublliM by
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i. 81 MI'TKK SMITH, .Manager
An Indfpndnt Newspaper
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All terms, casli In adtaiitt.
Official ptntr of Hie City of Medford.
Official iJBpff of Jarksnn I'buniy.
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hf list fcr puMifati,n of all ntwt dl-patdw-t
credited fo il or MlMTftl rrcilHed In ihu iier,
And alo to the local nen (Hibl i-lird her tin.
All right for (lulillfallnn of iptclal dispatch
bfrein ate aUo reined.
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Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Ptrry)
The Prfnco of Wales (niess Ills
r Royal Soul!) danced with n
American girl on hoard a imttle-
tdilp anchored at Jtnlhoa. in the
i'nnal Zono, . Iant Friday nisht.
"The moon wan Hhlnlng through
the whlHperlnK puUnH," the prcHH
ilispatrheH ntale. Cynion may neer:
"What of il!" but the younK lady
and her maw will never el
throURh talking about - it. Hih
Highness munaKed to ooze his way
through the 'duwnce." without
ntepping on the maiden's pet corn,
or Htartlnsr. a run in heij; Sunduy
wockH. Bhe was left in sueh A atato
of giddlneHA that he wjib tinnblo
to emit tho Initial Htjueat of dc
light. Tho object of the princely
favors is the daughter of a naval
officer,. and It will he hnlf a year
ere she will deign to npenk to any
body below the rank of admiral.
Hho feels llko the Met) ford girl who
returned from a, vinlt to the UofO,
and was exalted In the highest,
because Hon. John Kltzmiller, tho
"Flying Dutchman" of grid fame,
nmilcd at her.
Tho BrltUm auto racer, who
wont 24 tl mllen per hour, shot
down Jackson street Into yester
day. "There Is increased public pur
chasing power due to prohibition,
which has benefitted the farmer.'
(AntiHaloon League statement.)
Is. that so!
Ci Wig AMhpolei has returned
Xrom committing his firm winter
Nojourn In California, and reports
that he lost more on his hogs than
a horticulturist lost on his Uohcs.
"Tho legislature will consider an
increased appropriation for the
home for the Keeble-WindetV
ttSalcm Capitol-Journal.) If the
legislature was only that way-
If the farmers want rain as bad
as they claim, they can get It by
buying tho writer a new hat. We
never owned a hat that failed to
bring rain.
The government has decided to
call off tho courtmartlal of Oon.
Butler, who talked too much, and
made Mussolini of Italy stick out
hta lower lip In a violent pout. It
in now up to Andrew Mellon, watch
dog of tho treasury, who is fearful
lest some money will be spent
beneficial to all, Instead of the
corporations In which ho Is Inter
est ed, to propose as a m nut or
stroke of finance, that the income
tax of all Italian gangsters be
eliminated, to cement international
felicity.
"James King has a felon of his
forefinger, which everybody wants
to touch like it was a freshly
pnlnted door." (Melroso JottlngH)
A human trick.
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Hheep are notably gregarious
Though not specially hilarious.
Whether weather leads the wether.
Or does not, they go together.
Never individualistic,
Jtather, slightly Communistic.
Haying, In their voices hollow:
"Where ewes go, there 1 will fol
low." Even for metabolism
They'll not undertake a avhism.
Friendly, BoclabT, they bleat,
WAtchlng one tinother nt.
Jet us humans, therefore, keep
Hoclablo when we cnt sheep.
And we'll flnd?trhat wn aro neck
ing Motaboltrelly speaking.
(Hpokane Hpokesman-Revlew.)
Tho BOvernorMhrcatenw td veto
tho Hogue Klvt'r finh bill. The
fllHtnnt roar of the rebellion i
hoard in tho eaxt.
Gordon Woodpecker, and oldest
boy, flew up the creek yesterday
and on the way home were accost
cd by a doxen or more hints fur
something to ent. Ills old friend
Tom Itluejiiy whs nmong the lot.
(lordon told Tom last summer that
the grasshoppers would he scarce
this winter, and he better put
down a few haselnuts fcr a chilly
day, and got the rnmiberry. Mr.
Itluejay spent the heated period
and early fall, In the Dock 1'k-kel
magnolia tree, when not on lour,
(lordon looks for a poor yield of
worms the coming ivumin. Many
will not build, t ut tine the old
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Editorial Correspondence
1MI0KNIX, Arizona, I-Y.b. li
hw it ihosp I'ii miliar mil
lion tlollnr rains last nilit.
Streets wet, soiue t' 1 o o 1 c fl
with mldisli tan water, where
storm sewers are closed ii,
I'luhlles on the oll' cotirse,
every! liiiijr washed -lean, par
ticularly the air. Ittif llie sun
is out as usual, and it is warm
iiiL' up t'a.-t.
Cornelius Vamlerhilt, who
Tailed at the tahlnid newspaper
business in ( 'alil'oniia several
years n, is spendiiiL' I he win
ter here, has a house in the
fnlesifle district not I'ar from
I lie liiltmore. lie is writing a
hook and has a hard time Ueep
inn out ol' tho newspapers, he
cause he is reported to he the
man who told Oeneral Butler
about Mussolini. hein; a hit
and run driver. He wrote a
friend in Los Angeles the story
was true, and the friend spilled
the beans by talking to, the
newspapers. Yesterday tire gov
ernment refpiested Mr. Vamler
bilt to keep stilt. Kmharrasstng
for Mv. V., but not bad pub
licity. Sueh things help Hell
books.
Next to the largest Indian school
in (ho country Is located hero
close to 1000 students, from It to
liil years, representing I!') different
tribes. It would take un expert to
pick them out by tribes they all
look alike to your correspondent.
It is co-educational; four limes as
many boys as gill, the boys ate
instructed in manual trades, the
girls in domestic science, they wear
uniforms of blue denim, and a semi
milllary discipiino prevails. Haw
them march to luncheon today, as
sembled by bugle. eaJI, the boys
graded by uges in squads of 50,
the girls marching In a body. They
filled tho dining hall to the doorK,
all stood, and after a signal of II
bells at minute intervals all sat
down, and fell to It. Hoof, Imilctl
potatoes, stewed corn, blK pitchers
of milk, largo piles of white bread,
stowed fruit for (Insert. Indian
girls acted as waitresses, also as
conks. The food disappeared like
snow before an Arizonu sun.
One boy in tho march ntlracted
our attention rod hair, fair Hkln,
his sleeves rolleil hjh rovealed
muscular white arinfi, well freckled.
Inquired about him and was told
he was an albino Hop! Indian, but
he looked more llko n red headed
Irish lad. All the students talk
English, except when they gather
Brisbane's Today
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i-ountry's J5.000,0(0 automobile
owners to remind lawmakers
that motor owners also vote.
On the other hand, It Is. true that
ralhoads, built in good faith, at
Rlgantie expense, face great hard
ship. And extension of tho canal
systoms and water freights will
make conditions worse. The St.
lawrence canal, when built, must
cut deeply Into the business of
railroads servliiK the middle west.
You cannot lurhlil a man to run
his passenger car or truck on pub
lic roads, built with his tax money.
FIFTEEN lilbblOXS hovo been
put into public roads and motor
vehicles In America. .
On the other hand the country
cannot see railroads pushed to des
truction. Heal competition with
automobiles might he mtlppHed if
railroads would adopt somo prin
ciples of lightness, speed and fuel
economy developed by the auto
mobile Industry, using non-stop
rights of way 0:1 steel tracks, at
high speed, reducing; transporta
tion costs, white IncreaslnK profits,
offering sitoed and comfort beyond
tho reach of motorists on crowded
highways. Hut railroads, like war.
in a settled business, and will not
easily be shaken out. of its rut.
Some solution of tho railroad
problem should be found, before a
crisis forces sudden action. There
should bo no obstacles to railroad
economies, by wise mergers or ful
lest use of water freight facilities.
To encourage business, enabling
it to employ men profitably, and
continuously should be the work
of government hereafter. Sufficient
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by tribes when they talk their na
tive tonnue.
Everyone we have talked to in
Phoenix reKarditm the Indian Kchool
maintain it M a m intake the In
diuriH ut'ft cflucaled. Riven four or
five yours of civilized life, then re
turn to the reservation dissatisfied
with (hut, not ua!iiicd to compete
with tin. while man in the world
outside Asked our Ktiid and he
(lciii''(i the truth of litis Hatement.
Said a large propel lion of tiio shin
Lot-nine house servants and good
ones, cooks, nurses, waitresses, etc.,
the hoys take jobs in town, and if
(hey return to the reservation,
know how to make tools, grow
crops, tin i tit houses, paint them,
etc., etc. They have one peculiar
ity, seldom seek jobs for which
they are tilted, but take unythinx
they can get, never demand high
er wanes, content to go on from
year to year. Most household work
in Phoenix is done by Indian 'girls,
hut veiy lew male Indians aro in
evidence, as mechanics, or labor
erst of any sort. Probably the truth
aa usual lies Homewhore between
I hose two viewpoints.
The Indians play football, basket
hall, tennis, etc., etc. Mont of them
belong to some Christian church,
and according to our informant
take their religion very seriously.
Where dancing and card playing
are frowned upon by the church,
tho young people refuse to engage
in such pastimes. Before lunch
eon a basketball game was in pro
groHs Lug boys yelled and laugh
ed and mumbled about very much
as American boys at school might
have done. , The expletives used
were of the common garden var
iety, only Might ly prolane. One
player instead of yelling, whooped
aH Indians are supposed to do, hul
as no oue paid any attention to
him. it was probably merely his
stunt for the moment. Two or
lliree motor cars well tilled with
red I'apas and Mamas chugged up
at the noon hour, and their pro
gen yf -gathered around them -no
kiHMing that we observed, a great
deal of laughing and grunting. We
rnn't help but feel the schooling
Jeuves the Indian hoys mid girls
belter off than if they just grew
up uneducated on the reservation.
t;ncle Sam foots the bill, and here
it is a small one, only $210,000 a
yeal"1. Regardless of the white
man's opinion, the Indians must
want hiicIi a school, for there is no
fnurpul.slou, yet practically all the
hoy and girl Indians in Arizonu
are sent to the school by their
parents.
Ah far as crime Is concerned
IMioenix Is very metropolitan.
There is at lenst one hold up every
night since we arrived there has
been an average of two. Iast night
there were three cash and carry
stores just before opening or clos
ing being favorite victims, service
stations como a close second.
I'hoenlx has tho city manager- form
of fiovornmftnl and tho manager
has called a conference to consider
ways and means of cheek ins the
rrlmo wave. Judging by appear
ances, more policemen are badly
needed. It. YV. It.
Ingenuity has been developed to
the task of holding hutuncss back,
to the benefit of foreign competi
tors. It Is excellent news that the fed
eral circuit court of appeals has
approved a merger of the Vacuum
Oil company with Standard Oil of
New York, a natural combination,
in furllterancc of trade hero and
abroad.
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A liritish-Dutch company, head
ed by Sir Henri Deterding, one of
the world's ablest business gen
iuses, ope raters In every corner of
the railed Statc.i, antr all over the
globe, as one solid, undivided or
ganization. If we permit that, why
in heaven's name iorbld American
business nien to do the aame.
While wo depend on our present
Industrial system let us support
and encourage it. Eater. If we feel
a tendency toward tho Russian
Idea, wo can tako that up. Hut,
half way measures do not bring
success.
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The glorious success of Captain
Campbell, driving his racing auto
mohilo on (he Florida beach at I'l-
miles an hour, better than four
mile a minute, should interest
rich young sportsmen. There Is a
British record to go after worth
while. Machine, driver and world
record tire all Hritish.
Why waste time and money In
Hilly Hailing boat races, of the
"Shamrock" type.
A sailing race has no more
meaning than a greyhound race, or
a horse race, in these days. Any
goose in white trousers can riuwdlo
along with the wind, doing four
mlles a minute develops the science
of building engines, ns important
now, as building hulls for sailing
vessels was loo years ago.
Clover Field is tho only airport
In California .bat has an all-paved,
dm.tlcsa runway.
It Must Be The Covered Pay Wagon
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Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
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will be nrvmereif tiy pr, llriicly ir A Mnmjietl wlf
anrl written In Ink. Owing tn the (ante manlier of
reply cmi lie nude to queries not conforming to
The Mail Tribune.
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DENTAJj CAItlKS
Th o first time T vent u red (4
question the efficacy of tooth
brushing as a measure for the
preservation of the
teeth I narrowly
escaped losing my
head. There Is a
familiar saying,
belter a live cow
ard than a dead
hero. Hotter, I find
to tell only half
the truth than not
to tell at nil. Fach
time I repeat the
insinuaunn to the effect that If he
were my kid he'd never brush his
teeth unless he wanted to and If
be were my kid 1 doubt he'd ever
want to the reaction Is a Utile
less alarming. Tho last time I got
the good word over to the kids
of this country the only response
I noted was a bunch of anonymous
letters of a scurrilous type.
Drs. Hunting, Had ley, .lay and
Hard recently reported in one of
the medical journals devoted to
children's health and diseases, the
results of sonic experiments made
thru a period of n year on live
groups of children, each group of
from 74 to 1 fill youngsters being
first examined particularly as to
tho condition of the teeth, then
placed tin the general regimen and
after n year of this, re-examined.
Some of these groups were chil
dren In state institutions, hence
under satisfactory control. The
first two groups were provided
with a satisfactory diet, except no
sugar was allowed, that is, not
more than was used to make the
tegular meats palatable. .Milk, fruit
ami the greens or green vegetables
were the important Items of the
diet. These children were also re
quired to use an antiseptic mouth
wash daily. A third group, public
school children, were required to ;
u.vc the antiseptic mouthwash daily I
but their diet was not controlled or
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letters reeelred only a few can be answered here. No
Instruction!. Address Dr. William Itrady In care f
regulated. Tho fourth group, chil
dren In a state public school, were
provided with an unusually good
tho ho ideal diet, and not required
to use the antiseptic mouthwash.
The fifth group was not regulated
or controlled in any way diet or
mouth antisepsis.
Xow let us see what general ef
fects these observers found in
these various groups of children.
After a year the first two groups
of children contained 79 and 0
per cent of children free from
tooth decay, and 5 nnd 6 per cent,
with very marked cavities. The
third group, who used the antisep
tic mtiuthwasn nut no particular
diet, contained fiO per cent of chil
dren with active carles and only
25 per cent with no cavities. The
fourth group, who had used no
mouth antisepsis and had received
Just an ordinary good diet, con
tained 75 per cent of children with
normal mouths nnd 6 per cent,
with active caries. The fifth group,
just a control group without any
regulation of diet or mouth anti
sepsis, contained 49 per cent of
children with active cartes and IS
per cent free from cavities.
From thin actual test on human
beings we may safely deduce that
mouth antisepsis is of little If any
value in the preservation of the
teeth, but a diet which includes
liberal proportions of pure fresh
milk, fresh fruits and fresh greens
and vcKetables tends to save the
teeth from decay.
To the diet as Indicated, it Is
well to add plenty of fresh eggs
when eggs aro not excessively
priced. And fresh butter and nil
other daiiy products should be
provided liberally for growing chil
dren, as well as pure fresh milk.
QCKSTIOXS AM) AN'SWT.KS
A Temporary Tooth
Our baby 19 months old fell and
struck his chin, loosening three
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teeth. One tooth Is still loose, but
the others tightened up again. This
loose one had a gumboil on it
which our doctor opened. Should
this tooth be drawn or should we
try to save it? (S. J. P.) -
Answer. I cannot advise with
out exam I nation. The tooth is ft
temporary tooth and .will be rp-.
placed later by a permanent tooth
in any event.
Another Molar (ims Haywire '
I have an impacted third molar
which is pressing against a crownr
ed second molar, apparently.
Would you say this might be the
cause of a speech difficulty that I
have developed hrtely 1 cannot
seem to make my tongue work In
pronouncing many ordinary words.
. . . (Miss II. M.)
Answer. At any rate I think it
would be worth while to have the
impaction relieved by surgery.
No Juice
A year ago my physician diag
nosed my trouble as achylla pa
trica (In plain language absence
of gastric juice) and prescribed
for me. My health has Improved
but I am still taking tho medicine.
I have been told it will be neces
sary for me to continue taking it
alt my life. Is the prolonged use
of such medicine harmful? Does
the absence of the natural stom
ach secretions at one time indicate
it will never be secreted again?
(Mrs. C. M.)
Answer. The medicine will not
harm you If you strictly adhere to
the doctor's directions. Hen Told
may well be left out of the council
of doctors sitting on your case. The
absence of gastric juice at one
time Is no indication that you will
not have plenty at another time.
Sundown
5
The First Party
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
They got into the plane and flew
to a place some distance away,
landing on top of a house. Here
the Little Black
Clock left them to
take a trip with the
pilot. It was like
another house they
had visited long be
fore .when the
Clock had turned
the time forward.
The front door wa
up near the roof.
They had evi
dently been expect
ed, for the mother
of the children who
lived in the house met them and
said to all the other children:
"Here are my friends John and
Peggy. I told you that I expected
two new friends."
The other children made friends
quickly. Peggy particularly liked
a Httle girl whose name iVas Min
na, and John found a boy named
Louis ever such good fun. They
all played games when suddenly
Minna said: "Now we must go to
the second party." '
"Oh, yes," said Peggy, "I heard
there was to be another.'
"There's to be a wonderful party
right across the continent,, and we
can get there in a short time." said
Minna. "I'll take you in my plane
if you wish."
Just then Peggy noticed the re
freshments were being passed
around. That ice cream they had
when the Clock turned the time
forwards always tasted as thotgh
made of some delicious cloud ma
terial. "Oh, we don't want to leave quite
yet," said Peggy. "We're having
such a good time here."
They talked it over for a while.
Minna couldn't bear to miss an
other party and Peggy thought it
a pity to leave when she was hav
ing such nn excellent time.
Minna left in her plane. Then
Ixmis came along with John and
said: "You may be late for the
next one. I'nless you're ahead of
time you're behind time."
John laughed. The world In the
future was quite funny, but he and
Peggy stayed at the first party and
so did some of the others, though
mostly they went away and those
who lived in the house met them
and now came to this! What an
idea, John thought.
Big Itndio Xotwork
LOS ANOLLKS. Transconti
nental & Western Air, operating
among other lines a transcontinen
tal service between here and New
York, now has a string of twenty
radio stations stretched across tho
country for the guidance of its
pianos, ,
4
1-raises Danes
LOS AXO KLKS. ( ien. "W. W.
Atterhury, president of the Penn
sylvania railroad, on n recent visit
here, declared that airplanes, op
erating on a regular daily schedule
have proved a distinct adjunct to
the railroads.
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it a ' ; .
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TORIES
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CONTlMOtb
il . Quill Points
1 "i never nave uu.uu
1 feet man." wiy a prominent biolo
w.i, ohmiM niarrv
KlKl. J"
at widow.
'
The truth is that the older gen
eration just seemed lws wiclced be
cause it vulled the shades down.
The world wa created In novon
days. You see. It wasn't necessary
to get donate confirmation.
'iSome jioople never, face their
records 'until Judgment Day and
others run for office or monkey
with a divorce cq.urt.
'
TIip vIsUinK Knclishmnn who
says Americana have a tired look
should try llstcniriK to rrohililtion
for cloven yean.
The emblem that should he
. on the ears ued by somo dry
agents is an extended palm.
But why call it capital punish
ment when It's the lack of capital
that causes a man to get it.
This Isn't such a bad world. Tho
picked couldn't Thrive if they de
pended on a collection plate.
One of the great problems of
the door i.s that of making ends
meet while living as the rich do.
Amoricani.sm: Hiding our econ
omics so people won't know how
poor we arc; malting little effort
to curb the speech that .shows how
poor our mindV are.
Anions the things left at home
when some people go to winter
resorts are grocery bills.
Then, too. there was less de
mand for parking space in the old
days because current methods of
courtship required only one hand
If Lucas lose hU job, he might
fit in an publicity man for Clara
How.
The advantage of brain work
is that the boss never knows
you aren't working unless you
snore.
You see, if a man is jobless and
hungry. That makes him a Bed.
Then you hit him with a night
stick and . that makes him love hi."
country.
If the ocean back of the bath
ing beauty looks faded, that's caus
ed by the steam boat in the studio.
, Americans are people who de
spise loafers while working hard
to get rich enough to take life
easy.
If Kimr Alfonsn is re.illv deni
ocrattc. the opposition is wasting
breath. ho ever heard of a
Democrat resigning?
Correct th It sentence: "There
was no need of calling me," snid
the famous M. D., for your regu
lar physician has done everything
just right."
"IC you'll permit me," Bunny says.
"at this point I'll suggest
Of places we should go to next.
Japan sernu far the best."
"We'll travel incognito," Puffy
.i.v.h: "what do you say?"
And though that word is new to
him, bis valet erics "Hurray:"
By BUD FISHER
AT LAST VUG V
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D Yen Remember?
TK.V YEARS AOO TODAY
(Flora files of tho Mall Tribune.)
I'l-liruary 0. 1H2I
City rhinami'ii observe Chinese
New Years.
Butte Falla lending In donatlonR
for Near East relief. .
Practical jokers put ah Iroitatlon
dead rat in the coat pocket tof Miss
Paulino Thompson, a clerk, who,
when she discovered the "rat"
promptly fainted; which was not
what the Jokers rifftired. Dr. Ilnyes
was called nnd quickly revived
Miss Thompson, who told tho rlnn
leader. In a few well chosen words,
what she thought of him.
2G5 new members have been
enrolled in the Jackson County
Farm Bureau.
Republicans complete ptnns for
Lincoln Day banquet with Judge
Lnwrence T. Harris of Eugene ns
the chief speaker.
Jack Pritton, noted pugilist,
wins his 43-'nd battle in tho ring.
TWENTY YEA Its AGO TODAY
(Prom files of the Mail Tribune.)
I'ebruary 0, 1011
Cicorge Trnnna Is named city
water superintendent. - t
Civic beauty committeo of the
Commercial club demand action at
once.
Pert Anderson is elected presi
dent of the Jackson County Build'
Ing nnd Loan association, which
built 30 homes last year.
lledford women with Chinese
pheasant wings on their hats liablo
to arrest.
Haw and hammer nro again
heard in tho city, as fair weather
revives building.
Frank io Kdwards and "Fighting
Dick" Whitney stage brilliant ten
round scientific exhibition at Med
ford theater, which Mayor Canon
pronounces ns "within the law and
the combatants sure kept their
promise to me not to hurt each
other."
Rogue Iliver Canal company
secures seven miles of right-of-way
for canal. Ralph CowgUl is tho
right-of-way agent.
.parents
RAD DISPOSITION
Ry ALICE .ITDSOX PKALE
If you have ever, tried to work
at some task when you were ill.
or have sat through a show when
you had forgotten your glasses,
you will have some idea of the
disadvantages endured by a child
who suffers from some physical
defect that hampers his work or
play.
It Is hard enough for an adult
to be sweet tempered and cheerful
under such circumstances, and for
a child, with his lens developed
emotional control, It Is fairly lm
possible.
Many children in every Bchool
system are found every year suf
fering from defective vision or
hearing, or enlarged adenoids and
tonsils. Many a disciplinary prob
lem has solved Itself when these
matters were properly attended to.
To be sure. If these defects have
existed undetected over a period
of time, bad behavior fen ay have
become entrenched In the child's
personality, creating new sources
of maladjustment which will have
to be dealt with after the origi
nal cause has been removed.
Certain common children's HI
nesses frequently leave behind
physical defects. It in well to have
the child examined after such
Illness as measles and scarlet
fever.
In any event, every child should
be thoroughly examined before he
is enrolled in school, where eyes
and ears will be taxed as they
haVe not boon before. A good
many school failures, with their
attendant behavior problem, could
bo avoided by this simple meas
ure. If your 'child needs glasses, be
sure that he wears them. Children
are careless about this pecan so
they do not realize tho connection
between their own nervousness
and temper tantrums nnd tho fact
that they are continually suffer
ing from eye strain.
Ancient anil Modern
ALBCQrEKQl'10, N. M. An
tiquity and modern tty stand side
by side on an Indinn reservation
on Toalone mountain. An ancient
pyre, used by tho Zunl Indians
countless years ago for signaling,
now has a modern counterpart in
the form of n powerful beacon
which guides pilots oh the New
York-Los Angeles line of Trans
continental & Western Air.
Avoid Head Colds and Sore
Throat This Winter
CATARRH
Opens Vp Stuffed Nostrils In 3 '
Minutes
Onex keens nostrils anil throat
free from mucus buzzing in ears
when caused bv catarrh la lessen
ed no more mucus In throat to
hawk up in the morning. Oct It
at Jarmln 4 Wood, who ulways
keep up with modorn medical dis
coveries use for 30 dv If not
Joyfully satisfied monev back.
. tupip no nre suoject to wr
throat nnd opeakers and singern
who suffer from hoarseness should
pray with ope night and morn
ing It's delightful to us because
of its wholesome fragrance
Keep your
n o s t r I Is on
Q-lcan as your
teeth. Tin
Opx Co., f
W. 30th Sir;
New, York.
Oft
OPEX