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Newspaper Page Text- t 4 IM PAGE FOUU MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNR, MFiPFOKD, ORF.fiOX. AVKDNESIl.W, FKHRFARY K ''rftU Medford Mail Tribune Uallr mhI Rufidiy 1i jhl Mini ly MKPKOKP rKIMlNU CO. 5-"I7-2fl N. Fir HI. pwM T9 VtfRKItT W. RHII1,, KHIIor 8. StMI'TKIt SMITH, Manager An IrokjirrKfrut Nfwsrwir Knterrd ai second rlass raalUr t Meddiril, (Irofon, under Art f .March 8, lKfU. fllMtWHM'TION RATK8 liy MaltIn AihinMt ' Dailr, villi Humlnjr, yrar $7.r.O Piitjr, viih Huihliy. jihiiiIi ?r J till j, hMIhjuI Kurnlay, er 0.50 Ittllf, ithoul ftuikiay, PkjiiII RiBi'Jr, oiw ytar I!. oil B Ctrrfer. In Artuwe MnlfuM. AdiUml. Jfotllltj Central I'uint, I'lwruu. Talciit, Mi Hii arxl on IncliJav. Vallf, villi HuwUy, liurilli $ .75 llaily, nil (tout NuihIrv, imuIjIIi Hi Pitlv, nillwul Sunday, out ) 7. no Dally, villi Humhy e year 8.0U All terms, eali In wluuice. OfficUl turim or tlie City of Medford. Official iaprr of Jacknuii CoitiUy. MBMHKIl OK THK ASSW'IATKP N1K88 Smiling Full U-vi Wire Km ire Th Aucxlalnl i'ress iu rxtluihrly end I led to tbfl me for iuljlirlln f all turn ili-pateln-J emitted to It of otlierwhe crwlilwl in this apcr, Kiul alM) to the locil nrr iut)lblitl lierrln. Alt rights for inrtiliraliun or cial dispatches twrriii an aUt rewnr). ilKMHKK MP All I ' IT It I HKAU of cutruurio.NS Adiertlihif ttnuiwiiUllvM M. :. mik;bnki;n u company Oiriren-in Nfiv-Vork, iNrtrnK, (Ian frarirlspn, but Anftrlft, Krai tit, I'lirllsml. r-.-,;iT:-- try Ye Smudge Pot .... (y Arthur Prry) Oho nice thing uhoul a demo cratic) administration, Andrew Mel tmi would not have to ho secretary of tho treasury und president' ul tho same time. - W si l i. j j , The1 OliliV'IMrlH havo swore off laughing", art' iHuiililiiff ! liens the. linos nt tho corners of their mouth. WAIT TIM j UK FAILS . AT uvickytiiim; i:lm-: (Clinton, 3lo., T'yr ' Joo Price, who In daddy of a film boy, was ho elalod over the occasion ; that he was around treating his men friends Iv cigars and the ladies of his. acquaintance to candy. Joo unnuum.'L'd that liu 1b t'loHcly watfhliiK tho younv timn, and : If ho Hhown any lack of iiitellfrence he Ih koIuk to niaUO u ncwHpnper man out of lilm. ' ' ' Colllor'H ha a diHustln nrtlolo thin wook. ahout Ort'Kon Ih-Iiik Kavod- nnd icdooined by Julius MiWcr. with ono Itiiiul tiod hohitul him, iIuHiik tho lut-t caihpaiKii. VomoluultjtH huvo dinrovoied a nut. that conlitlnH "mlnoralH, and uit tho ehlof villi in iiiH," and ono mouthful Ih Hufflclout Kiuh foi- mi ublo'bodiod Lnt for a wook. H KI'owh on a U't'o and yields il firal i-i'iip In 11 yoarn, and thoroaftor it crop In Hcvon yearn, lloro Ih an Idoal product for tho valley, a It ffcr?i practically nu Intcrferenco to fishing nnd hunting. The loKiHliittiro tdiuuld titko u day off and dovote witno to ohcor ItiK tho Albany IJciuoorat-Iloraid, that OHtoomed periodical editorial ly luithtlnK that the IcKiHlaturu Ih CohhcIouh of what it Ih iloinR, and Know a what it in talkhiR a1out. ItUHincNH haH nectntnujly picked up. Mih. NuKont roporlK that wlie has rented three and four cabhiH every nlKht for tho piust week. Umatilla Ncwh.) ProHperlty UawiiH to t Ho rtiKtwaVd! ' V. lJyboe, the J'ville Herf. tovvned yeMtorday ainl bitterly 'druoiinced ItiH cowh for eat Ink up the hay ho Kav them, lie will havo to opt hay iiKalu IIiIk HpritiK and mimuier. I'MritH will not Inhnhlt a IToHtun butldOR; ThiH oulit to M'ttlo tho itrKtiniont: "Have riotiH intelU gencc?" ' ' Lant weok I'rcHidoitl Hoover partud with hln clomt, abh'Ht pri vate secretary. Oeurne Akoron departed for Now York to take bin $:io.(MMi-por-yviir Jnl with I'ara-tnount-rublix t'orp. White IIoiihi' noWHBatlieroi-M Kave Cooiko Akor non a fa to well pi oh' tit: ji larno onKnived oooktnll hbakor. (Time WK ) ' That nohlo oxperimeiit,! The spiini; mule are cavorlhm around tho con uK VarinciH nay that n you hk mule has lu ho watchod the firm two months or will oat off Uh own tail. Cholrtf are pIckhtK out tho KitHtvr tfiUHlc, and it Ih hoped they will pick out nt teiiMt ono rook Dial Hturtit and rinlhoH with "Ho. win tin! WIIKX I'OVIIItTY nrnx Tho nlKKardly Way In which the OupoudoutM of Smith county have boon handled by thono churned with thai iaudablo duly Iuih ofton boon UlKcuvHcd In the public prints, but it wan never for a moment be lieved that tho average citizen had become bo hard -boiled uh to de mand that the bare neooHMltlcH of lifo ho denied thorn. Leant of all did wo expect kucIi an attitude from an old ftioml and co-worker In tho vineyard. A mtonpinK re porter overheard tho law laid down to a ea roles off total by ura Onodalo, who had Junt nuulo nit iiHtoiindlUK difcovory. "Hay,'1 Mi id Mrn, Cioudiite, "I Junt miw one of your pet dopeitdentfi RoltittK n permanent wave lu a beauty par lor, and 1 nerve notice on you now thut you arc not to allow, her any more help from the tttxpayciV money." Tho official looked nhecplnh nnd did not have the norvo to defend hlnineir with tho urRUinent that It would bo consul ored cruel nnd Inhuman for the county to deny to its lady depen dents tho pcacu nnd comfort which co mo from it permanent wave. (loin. Kun.. KcglMer.) (.'allfornla'fi mineral production decreased Ihft.UiO.Onn lant year. Vntnrn county, California, mar Iteled JtHIO tolilt of by prodiietM ol ( nion ill .Jl'!!", Editorial Correspondence Mark in dciir oM L. A. a bra zen, bumptious iSalilyon after I'lun'iiix, clear and old after a work of rain. Xevi'i saw Southern California so kipcii, and in a few weeks from now, when the wild flowers start to ' onic out, the country will It" j beautiful. You can sjiv this for Los An irb's, theatrically speaking, it is tin; New York of tho Pacific Coast. One could o to movies and the leit imatt for a month and not exhaust the supply. Leslie Howard in ids outstand ing NVw York success of two years ixxo, Hvrkeley Square; Maurice: Moseoviteh (whoever he is) in the "Merchant of Ven ice"; Mitzi Ilajos in 4tVpsy Adair;" Otis Skinner in 'Kis mi't," ami movies without num ber, headed by Charlie Chap lin in "City Lights"; Konald Column in "Thp Devil to I'ay Trader Horn over at (irauman's Cliin-.'se theatre, etc. Cilbcr'. Chesterton, the Knlisli write! and aradoxist, spraks toiiiht and we plan to listen in to morrow "(.'harlot" Chaplin is (hi the. program. Not so bat., Will Knmti-H landed horn yoHler day by piano oiler his 10,'MMMnile air tllKht Tor I lie benefit of tho drought vlettuis. The trip Hotted tho Ited CroHii Srii,oiur, and WHl'n only rowurd waa the ride a dan Koroti;; ride, by the way. for the ln.st HMio milcK a darned cold one. ItoRorH is a tnatvolotin man phy sically. Nino hundred and ninety nine men out of I (MM) would have been till in alter mail a trip, but licit Will. After landing at the air port ho motored to hi' ranch home with Cnptutii' Hawk, liitt pilot, and spent tho afternoon teaching the Ifittor how to rope calves. Mot the Timet, man thiu moraine; who cov ered tho Htory he raid Will was full of fun and pep. and did some, fancy roping that would have made any ntar performer at Pendleton en vious. Knnei'H chewed Ktim ' nnd talked very Hoiiously about the need of aid In the mmlhwent, but pulled off no wiKeetiiekK. Ho nets good money for bin wiHocraoliH and naves them for ttic Hyndicate, rath er than scullcrlng Ihem among the newspaper repniittrn. Took It nlreet ear over lo I'aHU deua to ace tho "family." Always hoc in to lilt Pasadena on Its 'gala day, "Sunday." Kveryono says Hie tourist h nation has boon onu of SIOATTl.):, Keb. IS. (!') Word was rceulved here today of tho death of Irving .Maekey Glen. tin. dean of the Co I logo of Finn -Arts, of the L'nlvnrslty of Washington, iu Sanlu llarbara, California where ho had Kono sovoral months ago fit an I'fl'ort to regain his health. Mrs. (lien wns with htm when be died. During S!H!-!I7 he was professor of Kuglish and Latin at .MeMiun villo college, trogou. Kroni' INH7 uitlll l!Ht he was a member of Urn Univorsity of Oregon Tni-tilly as professor of I'lngHsh and literature and dean of tho Heboid of music. W hile resident in Oregon ho wart musical ill root t.r of the Willamette Valley .Musical I-'esllval for several yea I'M. ' TOKYO, h'eb. IS. (VI Two of fl eers and pilots and one petty offi cer were burned to dentil today w hen a plane belong lug to the Yoko!uli;i naval aviation station burst Into flames in midair and orashed on top f the Ktijicd-i ngiiotiltural sohnol tn Slilzuitka prefecture. Tho plane and school were burned. FORMER OREGON MAND JURY MAY7 EDUCATOR PASSES INDICT ENGINEER MUTT AND JEFF One of the Great Speeches of History FiMM'V rliM,oFFiCC-RM Stt VOvJ mi( nc ujr me cause i WON'T ' jf? O I? -It ,. tin; worst In a decade or more, (bind looking orangen are - being sold along the highway for 10 cents a dozen, three dozen Tor 1!5 cents; lug ImxcH of bettor looking orane:s for 7Ti eeitls and $1. Must be jilenty of red ink In that for tho groweiH. Meanwhile here in u A. j men and women, mostly the lat-j tor ere nelllng apples on street) corners at 5 cents each find wM ually selling them, ton. Also, in j spite of the low cost of oranges,' we noi leu no reduetion In the price; of orange juice on the dliiorn or in any of the good hotels. It was ever thus. The consumers and re tailers benefit, while the producer holds the suck. Slot liriice Hennis, editor and owner of the Klamath papers, on (he 'train from Phoenix. His son hsi'i a wonderful video and Ik livlnir ht !lf.lW'U-.wl ufllli liiu tiw.tlinr ! while having It trained. Cnmd opera Is his goal, and from others not fiom his lather we havo been told that he in another Law rence Tlhhet. llnise denies he lias sold bin pupcm lu Klamath to Frank Jenkins of Kiigeno although before we left Medford there was a penistent rumor to that eireet. After it few days with his family here he plans to reliiru to Klam ath. Well, well. Headers of this col umn may recall the robbery of the Orphoum theatre In I'hoenix just a week ago today (.Monday). Two young men, aged 20 and 'Z'J., were arrested here yesterday and 1700 in cash, also the usual number of guns, found in I heir hotel room. With the goods on them the two yeggs confessed. Their total haul totaled $(70. but they purchased I n ear for $Jt)00 caslf. Wonder what the dealer thought when he got all that money In silver and odd hilts. Marvel that hly heart ever stood It! Like a royal flush In a poker guaie those perilous limes. Saw a cracking polo game at AI htinihta yesterday between a group or liislr-liritfsh stars and MMwiek hoadod by the 10-goal Kric Pcdley. Have seen several polo games but never befote one that, to us, was really exciting. This one actually gave us a kirk almost equal to a football game. The two teams were all square when the match ended, so an extra chukker was played, (he HrhiainK winning. One of the hlglt'Ughls was when Pedley took a spill, landed on his ear, turned a Hotnorwiult and, without losing momentum, caught his horse before it had taken morn than two jumps. Some player, Pedley. hut this wild (Irishman, Put Komi; (no Q) was a hit too much for him final score I It to 10. Saw our Hrilii.h rriend of Hie targe (and nudible) nose also the' green handkerchief, there all tog ged out like several million dol lars lu a new sail bright yellow hanky thin time. He said he hop ed to play lu a week or so hut not lu a big game might be a sub ful some of his friends, owned no po iiten of hU own. Ho Is staying with friends in lluvetey Hills. Trust thojr are good IrieiuU with a guest house available. it. W. It. SA,KM, Fob. 1 S. (Vl Circuit .IiiiIko L. II. Mi-Mahua this morn Iiik lustruotcd tho .Marion county grand Jury that facts, as sot out to him in a presentment front tlr.' .tiny subniiitcd a fow weeks ago in regard to a state official ac cept ing Interest paid on public funds coic-tiUHcd the crime d larceny and was an Indictable f i use. The ma nd .lury tindortootv invostlaliiin of certain Miuie of- i.l- lice's a rhort tlmo alter Uhea l.u lor, stnlo vugincor, resigned alter returning .certain moneys and in terest to the stale at the demand uf other state officials. STATE DEBATE TEAM KUKSNO, Cal,. Kid.. IS. - Mystery surroundiim I he lailm e oi two teams from the Oregon Slate college to appear here bust night for debatou with the Fresno Htnte college was disprllod today with the receipt of a telegram front the manager of the Oregon team in Ueddtng, saying that an nutotnohih' accident had delayed their trip and that they would urHve hi Freno to day. The party is traveling by automobile. WON'T en? I i WW' MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE a ; u oss Prllli.l J'oUoiiuui Mill It o Ahirc mature Aunifit Orrnii -rniiu urt lull) I niton fabric 'llilrk b( tick liiiuul .N ill romjiiiia in dm Iti'liriit lh'icrily Ainr .iiHi Iflotm firrulur boll riilnrt Metric men nrv Ami ii t it if i 0 mn ill: lieruhtry IlL-liren li'tter ilu li nifitiu I'ri'i'inii tttiuic 'It litor -it'll Linn; mi r row (Iteiilutr M iisicul lutiT- Alrlnni ii y lleliretv mini fur (itnl I. like fit llnly l.iMiiliirn Minim rut I to rmlititt 1 li-rt ip r 6otution of Yesterday's Puzzle bIoMbI Ui Vitj iluidil UQ. Artim iiiiinu- fuel liter ..M. .N Dlx liltt nriiM (lit NliiiKlHrtl ot lii-rfii'tluii fi.L .Neitrilo if 1 be liilliiijie 111. I.IISMItT till. NilllK- : ii iu in i r H. (Milieu r,X Si.irlte.l 'ln.rso "a. AirirnniUie 71 Tint I ; r.i l. O rTRiArFiTn JVIEIRI IEID AIRI IV6 O PAltliUfTolGlAUN or CZ3AIDIAiRnNUiDfGIE lui I 1 1 InTrf oikl cricTcW" E 66 PnTD ti SlPIE IN ID IS I ' CH3m!i 'lTitIar i 1st EHj HtlAEE'CZl APE IT IHIMUC 2 13 4 15 f$M 7 15 EM9 o " '2 A3 20 ' 21 F 23 2A " 1 35 3L, t... 3J d8 . 42 43 44 .45lZ WW ssri Tj lssf& -'H 1 1 1 1 L-i 1 1 1 -l:: I , I I I Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. SfRiml Irttrrn twlftliiliig In prrmmiil1 tr,iltli will lie .nwnrrwi by Pr. .Hri'ly if a slutiinivl M-lf nml wrllh'ii In Ink. lluttnj to the Ini n iuiiiiImt ol rrriiy ran nimlc to ijiiitics mil ciniioiiiiiini tu IHi! Mall Tiiliniid. A NICK COM) Kli.MTIV I'll 1 HKDItOOM. .My friend tho chemist, the one I hat rafsed the question of tho hazard of pollution of tile atmos phere by load from the enormous M'lantity of ethyl gasoline now be ing ii-"'.) : in automobiles, now comes to lint witli n pretty formid able a r g u in e n t against the mod ern p r a o tleo of sleeping on a p o r v h or in a room with open windows, lie re cently notrved two boys who seemed to be over-stlintl-nlght s sleep on a yes looked abnor lale.l porch: their mally bright but at Iho same time lite eyes seemed tiled,' and this set the chemist thinking. The in slnct of animals seems sure. Ills old oat delights to stalk birds in t he snow, but when she returns from t he hunt does she select a nioe draft y place for' her rest ',' Not at all. She creeps under I bo kitchen stove where the dog can't bother her and she will' be nice and warm. Likewise the dog, when ho bus had alt the fun he tikes chasing rabbits on a windy ifero day. he comes in and snug gles ni close as he can i-i t the fl rep hi eo without scorching his hide, and there ho has his steep. Next day my thoughtful friend considers the sleeping ways or customs of primitive men. of trap Iters and woodsmen, of holme, a II of whom natii'-ally prefer to (Middle into some hole away from all fresh air. drafts, cold or light: If they have a blanket they are likely to use It to cover their heads with and shut orf all the air they can. Finally the chcmNt gels out his adding machine rial makes an estimate of the number of cal ories a sleeping man expends Just warming the ' ulr be breathes. And to make matters worse, it seetus to the chemist that the ill So IdO VltiN'fT h . I ISO "OU VON'T f i rt w 'T"ffl - - -&t iBsBtSS M0tC m ; ... . , TC8 TOMR0U( W)f' 13. Biblical ton to 23. Hire 52. lnrti of r ; Kir vuuri ) 53, l'ronir ' 26. bloplnf iJV SH. llnMcrn uC Jeukct . . Went ni. BSE Jirife otr o nil nu try form f IniitfuoKu Hi. ItlfTiifHt trump in uvecara Joo 37 Ilurnrei firetlz 3S. V on ii if plKl illnl. KliK. 4. Alruultjr in. Aihirii 41. Jlelirow nifft sure 45. Woiiry 40. I'lnjed I he prlnrliuil imrt 411. JXftrimls m unrttilhi SI. Uiuiiri'il muun- tain cri-st u3. J,cnf of a FARflRiAiT UTiitmo NiOiSULlAIN l0 W.N 1. Ordered 3. i:nit n. l( ("sumo 4. Vulc it. CoiiTpyi liy nill C. IK-Iilna a Hum s. liirtflicm t). Suj h uKiiln in, l tin vu j rotilr. 1 1. Nun ill Ami'ii VII II HIlillUliR calyx i-rult utore-s Tfimrit litr iii itot'niion i7. Western I nu iu ii Vj.' iti'iiiabiilcr 8i. Surface r,:. I leer flrft Natlvo metal nitj liynfonr, iml tn "ill w, "diagnosis nr lrtmfipl mhWuctt eiivptupe h nirlosril. Ittrrs slvmlct lie brief U.'Hwk rci'ivnt only a lew run Ih amwcrwl hrrc, Nn iiibtruclluiK. AiWms Pr. Williuui llraily in care M I eold air st 1 inu la toy the brea tiling and also increases the action of i the heart, ami thus even more ) energy. In calories, must be wast j od. While I tun trying to delect : the gross error in the chemist's multiplication, he drags In the premature infant in tho Incuba I tor. .... I Which reminds me that there ) are two classes of persons who should not Indulge in cold air baths or in open air life or In f porch sleeping or any such stunts; j they are babies in incubators and j very feeble old ladles and gentle- I A sleeping porch is fine for the ! re.it of us. if we have ono. If I there Ih nono available, then an 'o pen window or two in an ordln- ary bedroom will do nearly or i quite as well. I There Is no virtue in sleeping I uncomfortable. H is a silly thing to put oneself t" any particular j discomfort .hist for the.' sake of sleeping out or keeping -windows j open. Any ono who sleeps outdoors or j on an open porch i'u cold wcath- cr should havo enough sense lu i Insure comfortable arrangements of bed. and of stooping clothes. and even artificial warmlh In the ( boil if necessary, together with special provision for a comfort'- i ably warm place for dressing; or undroshiiiK. ! tn very cold nights sensible I folk who like fresh air for re j freshing sleep get It just as well I without being blow n out of bed j or fighting tho storm all night. When there Is wind, a ono Inch for two inch opening will ventilate; the bedroom as well as a wide- ! open window does on a calm j night. When there is rain or i snow, a wide open window cover- od with a screen of unbleached j muslin assures fresh air with 1 comfort. j tj r i-:sTn x s a m A x s w 1:1 1 s. Mow .Much Salt I tally? have , been eat inn about half a pound of Halted ptumits daily, and f hid that thin ih hWter than pills for oonstlpation. Now I havo horn told ttils lu too much suit . . (it. U A.) Answer. ;'hy not try eating peanuts without salt Home day ami Hoe for yourself? I do not adviKu eating more salt than one ordinarily gois In various dishos or adds as a condiment. Hut I don't bollovo the amount or even half a pound of suited pea mils Ih harmful, except , for certain Individuals flaw Tutors It, it harmful fur one to oat seven or eight raw potatoes a day? 1 scorn to crave raw potato and lutve beeu eatimr them this way for' more than two years. I can't see they do mo any harm, only acting uh a laxative. 1 am 47 years old. .What, makes me crave them ho? (.Mrs, A. J.( Answer. Raw potato or any other vegetable one likes raw, Ik rather healthfulevery ono should try to eat Homo raw vegetable daily. I can't account for the craving unless perhaps your groat grand-father was Irish. Magnesia for Plea. Our young daughter had the habit of eating dirt, ashes or sand every ehance hIic got. W'u read some where that magnesia would stop It. So wo gave her a lump of magnesia - Inches square (such as druggists sell for about 1 u cents in our country) and let her oat all she wanted of It. and It did seem to stop her from want ing dirt to eat. (Mrs. It. J'. It. ) A n s w e r . T ha n k you. A n y h u w the magnesia, block In harmless enough. Valvular Diseas anr? Diathermy. About a year ago I wrote you about my tonsils. I want to thnnk you for suggesting diathermy ex tripatlon. Inasmuch as I had leak ago of tho heart, and had suffer ed a bad hemorrhage when I liad my tonsils taken out surgically 11 years ago. I -was mighty glad to learn of tho new method. Dr. removed them in two treatments. I think he ' did a. wonderful job and I have been on the gain ever since. C. C. M.) Answer. Diathermy cxtripation makes a happy alternative for many handicapped patients whoso tonsils should be removed. (Copyright John F. mile Co.) Talks 10 parents O V KKCO.M I N J V 1 1 liy Alice .!u dsn n lnile A throo-year-old had developed an Intense fear ot dogs because of tho large dog who lived next door and who barked and jump ed at her whenever she passed. It was impossible to impress up on her that he was only being friendly. ... '" ; Iter mother stroked the dog hi her presence to show her how en tirely gentle he was, but it did nut help. The child refused to play out of doors If the dog was to be seen or heard. I tut what her niulher did not accomplish over a P e r I o d of weeks, a visiting cousin of the child's own age was able to do in a few days. The little cousin was not in the least afraid of the dog but ran straight to It to pot and play with it. -' . . Tho little girl watched from the shelter of the porch. Gradually her courage grow. Ilefore the end of her cousin's 'visit, she had lost nil fear of the next dour dog ami of other dogs as well. Children seem to be very well iiware that a good many situa tions which cannot hurt the big adult who stands so firmly on his feet carry possibilities of dan ger for them. When tin example of an adult is not sufficient to help the child overcome his fear. It frequently helps to expose him to the example of a child who is not afraid. When he .seen- 'that the thing of which he is afraid does not hurt Homebody of his own size, his fear frequently disappears.- t'n fortunately, the device works both ways. A child who Is not afraid may be made afraid by a cbiltl who is. In using this meth od ft Is well to remember that tho fearless child must possess the stronger personality. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) veils nil wiiiiii'ti 's filers, IV. nil men's lienils. Twenty-seven nl' these relk' iotis protestors were limited re cently nml it is expected tliey will lie InniL'cd ns rapidly us tli-.y are einifilit. .Musttiphn Keiinil does not lie- ; : : : r - ' By BUD FISHER licvc in half-way measures. Thus Iho pendulum swings I lie other way. Old rashioned relig (1K have killed, burned, boiled, toi lined hundreds of thousands un der most revolting conditions, uh when Dr. S. Hervetus was burned by order of Calvin In Switzerland. Uamp wood was used lo make t he lire hum slowly and prolong the agnnv. Probably the plan miscar ried since damp wood, prodming much smoke, would suffocate the victim before burning really be- Today l'aul Mock, who i-liiiuK,!j nowiiiaiior pioinTlirn Kl mini's, taken fhuru'o (idliiully ' liiB nowuHt piDiiciiy. the !. gelt'8 Express. Ho publishes fine porlalls ol An drew W. Mellon and Alfred I'. Smith, with letters wishing hlin all success. Hlock would have the success wished him. Yon would believe it if you bad seen him wurkins in bis office Ibis morning. An enormous fortune, an Income much greater Iban a million dollars a year docs not diminish Ulock's ambition. Me cares no more about money than a whale does about ice cream, but Is intensely interested In mak ing newspapers successful and useful. After a "tlav of silence" (Inndh!, the leader of :iuo,mm,noo Hindus, goet, to New Delhi to discuss free dom with the liritisll viceroy. Tho "day of silence " devoted to reflection and introspection was a dav unknown to great Asiatic con Huorors of tho punt, (ienghis Khan. Tamerlane and Attiln had no days of silence, cverv dav was active. ' -f The Dcpartnient of Commerce says this country lias 22,71 mov ing picture theatres, almost us many us iu all-Europe. That inean j entertainment and education. Tills nation has 25.0U0.0UU auto mobiles, the number constantly In creasing: also entertainment, edu cation and united families. The United Slates possesses enough of everything and too much of many things. Still we complain. Meteorological Report Kcbruni'.v IS. I :t I .Medford and vicinity: llaln to night and probably Thursday morn ing:' moderate temperature. Oregon: ltain tonight and prob ably Thursday nio-ning; moderate temperature. Ol fl TJ if Local Data ? , 7 a? r j Temperature (degrees). .,17 la Highest (last 11 his.).... .1:1 .17 l.pvyest (lust 18 hrs.)....3'.l Uel. Humidity (pet.) a 4 . ad Precipitation (liichei-) T II Klate of weather Cloudy Cloudy Lowest temperature Ibis morn ing, 3'. degree. Total precipitation since Septem ber I, i:iM, C.S3 Inches. Temperature a year ago today lllKllest 0; lowest 3. Kuns.Jt today. .1:48 p. m. .Sunrise Thursday, 7:01 a. in. Sunset Thur.sday. .1: 1'J. p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M, 120th Meridian Time 11 rr iu - o J wo w 2 "5 S. CITY KH 5 f . l:ahi-r City In 31 lilsmark 3U -'4 Molse I I la lienver .1" 3S lies Moines 3 1 .3J Klesuo HI II Helena 10 -J l.os Angeles Ill il Marshfiehl IS .15 I'hoenix 'Hi 4 I Portland .1 '. 15 lied ISlwff .1 I IS i:o..iturg iia .Ii; Salt l.ulie II! 35 San l.'rancisco ....115 .It Santa Ke 4 1 SI Sea I tie ... Hi -Hi Spokane "II 15 Walla Walla lis Winnipeg .. . 5ii 5 Cloudy Cloudy I 'lolldy Clear ( 'louily Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear ltain Cloudy l 'louily Clear ( "liunly Clear Kain 'lolldy 'lolldy Cloudy W. J. Huteit.)u, Meteorologist. Ship lturiw at Sea U1CA, Latvia. IVb. IS.Vi An explosion of gasoline aboard the Cor man steamer 1, candor last night off the coast of North Cour land set the ship afire. Tho crew of 13 reached the coast in two life boats. St. Helens Prospects bright or establi limeiit of Pacific northwest soldiers' home In this city. Da Yea Remember? TKX VEAItS AJO TODAY fKlonl files or the Mall Trlbune.J I'cliiiiaiy IH, I If -1 No chiiime In the cundltioll of Caruso, noted tenor, III with throat iruublf and fears felt. -t First year of prohibition proVeH big success, with ueneral obser vance. liain coritliiues, and fanners re jidce. : Three ew gasoline service sta tions are first t;un uf local building boom. Chamber of Commerce speakers urge warmer welcome for the tourists. "liest minds" urged to formu late settlement of Kogue river fish squabble. TWENTY VKii.!. AGO TODAY (From fi'e of the Mnlt TribunejJ l'cl,niar.v IK. UH I .Masonic lodge bonils lor temple at Hale, and Itiverside sell rapidly. Ilealters plan to curb "curb stone" realtors. Oregon teachers adopt resolution KC'orlng- practice of attaching his toric names to lie cigars. Hume cannery at mouth of the Itogue river denounced. In legisla ture. .. .More paving and sewers sought. "I, liko the girls of Toklo, I like their mincing walk: I like their bright kimonos and I liko their pleasant talk: r like their fans. I like the cherry blossoms in their hair; I well can understand, '.' 'Jsays Pure, "why all the men ure there.""- TJIK IMUXiKAM Ity Mary raham llonncr All the Days and - the Months and tho Years began to make their preparations for tlio prog ram and performance they. vim'o going to havo in honor of John and l'eggy and the Little-' Black Clock. It was taking place back of tho world - w h e r o they all live d whoa they were not on duly, Siio had never thought m u v. h b e f o r e about what the back of the world looked like, but as she. said, if you tlmt of what the back of a house look ed like and then thought about tho world and how it would look from tho back, you had a very good idea, of what this place was like. Of course one Year was not with ihem Arid one Month was not wiijj them, mid one Dtiy was not with them. 'They were on duty iu the world now. .s one of thn-'Yoars explained, they could never- .have a prog ram witii every one of them tak ing part. There always had to he some who were missing. Now the performance was about to start. There was a very large plattonn surrounded by the backs of trees. At least, that was how l'cugv described the trees.- f "Mow do you know they're th hacks ot trees?" John asked. "Trees haven't backs.", "Well. hoy look as though they wore the backs of trees. " lYggv said. "They look as. thmigh (hoy were taking it easily and' weren't d res.-ing up at all." In the center of the platform stood one of tho Years. 'Teggy and John and tho Little Itlack flock." he began "we are now going to begin our program. "Wo h o p e you will like It. There will be songs and dances and recitations and all sortw of HtertutnmcnL. We. are going to open wiih tho Cirand March. Nnd the Cr.iud March began Sundown Stomach Trouble If. r:ik, dyspepsia, h e a f t burn, bloating, your Jdomaeh. and poor riu'stioii make you miserable iin grouchy, and many ftod do not .igrei with you. why not mak the lhten 15 minute twt? lHotex i haiinbw to young nnd old, yet work.- with surprising speed, one ingivdient has the remarkable power to digest 3.ono timc its own wvight. Iont giyo up. fiet lhtex at any drug store. IMit it to a test. Money bark if vou don't oon fenl lik" new, and alJo to eat iio'-i a n t liint i nl U in- .lir h .imimin .v woiis ii:i s'roiii-: