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FiGEFGUR MEDFORD MAIL7 TRIBUNE, ftEDFORD? OREGON; "FRTljAr' jUT.Ylir .(; Medford Mail Tribune "itryffw In Seethcnt Oretoa readi Um Hail Trleune" Dalle and amaaf FtOllibed OF nkdfobu minting co. ll-IMi H. Hill. H ' BOBKKT VT. Bl'HU R. L. XNAI'P, Maiwer An Independent Newipaper entered is eeeond fleee sietler et Medtcrt, Ortton, under Art ef Meres 8, W. ,.l.0O i bw'Riptiuii tum Bf Mell-In Advance: , Peiir, itb Bunder, ireer IJallr, wllh Sunday, month , Pallr, without Sunday, BKinth pally, without Sunday, year Sunday, una year '..v.'... By Carrier, to Adtanea Meaieru, asoixiu, Jerissnlue, Central rolnl, Hioenli, Taint, bold ; .65 . I. HO . (.00 HIM and on lllfhaire. Dally, wild Sunday, Hosts .... Dally, without Hunday, monta... Dally, wlUatut Sunday, one year. Dally, with Sunday, one year,... AU tar an, eaab Id advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of JaekKW County, tlEMBKR Of Till ASSOCIATED PRKttB HMelrlnf Full Uaed Wire Sernee ,. a.wuiad Vtkm k aiclmlfelr entitled fa the IM for putiUratton el all nrwa dMpatdM I credited to It or otlieralae credited In this paper, and alto In the local neve puullihed herein. All rithta for publlealloo of ipedal dntpalebea hereto are alM reieried. I MKMBKB OK UNITED "BBSS KKMBEII r AUDIT BUKEAU or CIRCULATIONS , Adrerllllnc BrpreaenUtlrei . M. C. MOUBN8EN COMPANY Offleea In New York, Chicago, Detroit, Ban rranelaco, la Af.elee, Seattle, I'urlland. CY THIS FAOtfl AEE'KIlEfi'fwnr . ..Jl ; ' -. .Si tii'r .. ' tllTirOUT ail the faetH in their poiinessiou, tic directors of the Clmmber of Commerce favored postponing the sew twe bond election for one year. ' .,.' Hut WITH ALL TDK FACTS IN' THEIR l'OSSKSSIOX, they immediately withdrew thin reiicst, and urged 'the people of the city t.) (to to. the polio next Wednesday and vote these bonds. That action of the Chamber of Commerce supplies the key note of this election. , No one wants to vote bonds at the present time. And no eJoloiie not apprceiatinu: the true gravity of the situation, WILL vote for them.; ., , .!.,. ,. ,, . I , ; '.'.". : Hut on the other hand,. everyone, who iink all the faetsi wlio does appreciate the seriousness, of the situation, and tlic neces sity of immediate action, will vote, for'fhese' bonds, Wcause they will realize that it is to their 6wnr selfisli interest, nut) the interest of the city, to do no. 1 "' :. . ',' ' ','.': ''ft ' IN' OTIIKH words, the outcome of .this electidn has eome down to o ra-.-e between those who are informed and those who ore not. There isn't an opponent, in pur opinion,-who. given the same facts the Chamber' of 'Commerce directors were given, would not do as they did, and CI1ANOK FROM OI'I'OSITION TO SI'I'I'ORT. The plain truth is there is no other way out, arid the more one studies the situation the stronger this conviction grows. So once more we ask those of our readers who intend to vote against these bonds, to LOOK VI' ALL THE FACTS, be fore they definitely decide to do so. With all the facts in their possession, we have no fear as to their final decision. Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthu Perry) WHY MUSSOLINI LIKES Bid HEADLINES Germany is reported "overjoyed" by the moratorium, no they cull It '(lehtjligusungenobersttrelfenous.'' ' Small. : boys, continuing their celebration of the nation's Natnl lay, are hurling firecrackers under little girls, whon married women will Jump Just a high, and squeal twice u loud, II you want to kill any idea In th world today, Just get a com mittee working on it. (C'hurlcs M. Schwab) The omcwhut painful, but unvarnished truth. '. WHERE IIFK 18 HAW , ! (Morrow County New) A ferocious croquot buttle was waged all day July Fourth at the Huston court on Water street. T, J. Humphreys de feated W. O. Dix, lute churn-' plon of tho wicket, two games, so that's that, thinks Mr. Humphreys. ' "PUOIM8T BAER WIOD; WILti FIGHT NOW" (Br Call-Bullelin) Hounds logical. It never gets so hot, that an enraptured maid will loll on her own a.td of the front aeut. "Arthur McCoy has tuken the agency for a line of household medicine, and asks all his friends to look out for his arrival" (Puis ley Items.) The timely hint, and - the excellent advice. HOW tX).MKI ANK WR (Pendleton East Orvfmnlan) . Howard (lllllum gut his leg caught In the wringer at tho swimming pool. Klisabeth Healy was putting her suit through the wringer and In aome manner Howurd got his leg In along with the suit, Harold Iluhman, Instructor nt the pool, bandaged the injured member and it wua almost as good as new. The' heavy thinkers of the up state and metropolitan press, opine sagaciously, that the Depression has yielded no decline In the sale of gasoline. Neither has there been any decline In the sale of mult, malt extract, and bottle raps. According to one of his many biographers, Alphonae Oapone Is a master of the snappy come-back. The Gang King does not spend all his time pondering new killings, and bigger and better law viola tions. Once, the Chronicle says, Jie Journeyed to ' New York City mvfl stopped at a hlgh-tonml hotel. The mun ahead wrote on the register: "Uordon Thlstlewulie and vulet, Boston." Hcarfuee penned beneath It: "Al Capone and valise, Chicago." PREMIER .MUSSOLINI likes big headlines, and appreciates their psychological value. . ; ' So with a dramatic flourish he proclaims his agreement with Secretary Stimson's plea for disarmament, and the Fascist newspaper head writers promptly spread the information con spicuously over the front page. ' . That accomplished, Signor Mussolini continues as follows: "Italy Is ready to accept the lowest disarmament figures, even 100,000 guns for all of Italy, It no othar nation has more. Other wise It would be like trying to defend oneself with a club against a pistol," The second statement, of course, virtually nullifies the first, hut, in Mussolini's, opinion, the first supported by screaming banners, will make short shrift of the second, only supported by a sub-bend in the body of the article. And perhaps the Italian dictator is right. "At any rate, this method seems to have been very successful in Italy, up to the present time. jifUSSOLINI cures nothing about what Secretary Stimson or " any other foreign statesman thinks of him. He only cares about what they think of him at home. Ifo' cares nothing for what is true; lie only cares about what' he can make his people bolieve to be true. ' ; So he accepts the Stimson idea in box-car type, and rejects it in 8-point. And if the disarmament conference next year fails, lie will point to the fact that he agreed with tho U. S. pro posal at the putsc(, but some other nation-prolmbjy France turned it down, - ' . Seems incredible to some, perhaps, but not to those who un derstand European diplomacy, and the important part headline writers play in it -particularly in oountries like Italy and Rus sia, where newspaper men are either loyal government press agents, or lose their jobs. ONLY ONE HOPE THE KUITOH'H MAIL The mall dldinot yield much to day. Home preacher sent a long piece, In which he said the church waa going to the bow-wows. He does not know anything about It either wuy and Is Just seeking publicity. A California , school reports that not all the wheat raised Is reported. It does not know anything about It and la looking for a notice. A firm In Chicago reports that It has found that not one farm out of six has running water in the house. It Is ; Just guessing looking for a chance to get mention. An insur ance company wanta us to print a ' long piece telling about Its help to borrowers. The borrowers will pay Interest and what'a the use of advertising the company? a statesmen at Washington sends us a long speech about the Philip pines, but wants a notice for cam paign purposes. A Kansas states man who wanta an office asks for a notice, but says he Is too poor to pay for It. He ought to slay out of politics and go Into some busi ness where he could make a living. A dry organisation sends a full page giving the wet heck nnd a wet organisation sends a page giv ing the drys Ned. Hlx letter '' from automobile makers, each a column long, boasting some near .feature of the cars the will have to pay for It. The company sends a atory on the mileage of tires hopes to get n notice for Its tires. Nothing doing. There la a lot of Junk not worth nrhfls to open It, The mall waa a ttotal loss today, - (Abilene, Kan., Regulator) JillSSOLINI'S reply shows why the last Geneva conference ' failed, and why the next one hasn't much chance to sne ered. , . Every nation in the world favors disarmament, FOR THE OTHER FELLOW. Hut when it comes to disarmament for themselves, that is always, as in tho case of Italy another matter. Naturally Mussolini would agree to a reduction of arma ments, that would give him as many guns ns any other nation in the world. For this would put him on an equality -with France, Russia, England and the United States, larger countries, who will insist upon armaments in proportion to their size and responsibilities. So there is an inevitable deadlock, n deadlni!k which will continue, just a long us Mussolini sticks to his 8-poiut conten tion. T'llK only immediate chance for disarmament reduction lies in the direction of the same proportionate reduction, by every nation, and to such n program no dictator like Mussolini, whose power rests entirely on hia army and navy, will ever agree. There is one bright spot in the situation, however. That is Mussolini's gesture of acceptance of the Stimson idea. For it demonstrates that EVEN he realizes the growing demand for disarmament throughout the world, and how dangerous it would be for lum to publicly oppose it. In that force the power of international public opinion, lies the only hope for reduction of armaments at the present time. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Urchy fodd).''UnltormIy benefits Iiildren wUJ twtjnna and :pro!onfjf ( lite Jnlervum Between auucKts. I aw.nli-.y certain thU Knlla physician la nut subsidised by the Oieat Britain Hweets .Maker, I. id., or I'd not allude to his work. If this seems unpleasantly suspicious let me tell you that one In my po sition bus to be suspicious anil skeptical ot every bit of alleged scientific knowledge that conies along these days, lest he be takeii In by some "research" hocus-pocus that has been purchused and shaped to suit the wishes of the sponsor. . - Dr. Osman gives the asthmatic child three drams of powdered dextrose In lemonade three times a day between meals. Kail In line, kids, and please do not push or shove; Wow three spoonfuls of sugar In each glassful lemonade! TJiut ought to hit the great open spuce these hot days. -And be sure mother - sees - the directions say THRKI5 TI.MKS A DAY. Uh-huh. And not only that, but Dr. Osman moves, and I thereby unreservedly second the motion, that every youngster receive in ad dition to the three glasses of well Bweetened lemonade every day an extra ullowance of whutever other sugars or sweets the grub depart ment affords. In each case this generous al lowance of candy and BUgars and sweets resulted In marked im provement in the . general health und spirits, and disappearance of the asthma for a long while. Dr, Osman attributes the beneficial effeets to the improvement In gen eral health. Kids who haven't any wheeze may take a cue from this and file a claim with mother or grandma for more syrup, sugar, candy. I assure the old timers that more sugar rather benefits the health of any child, wheeze or no wheeze. Ql'l iblS Bjm&JI'LS W iV' mJta-h.m.!clal cannot be tWJcl.' ' ' 'lTl-L ' iViat -i for us! ' ,lw . I He.shonltl. he given u ler :teJ. CKTIONS AMI ANSU KltS Jlis Place In the Hun i Two or more yenrB ago I wrote nhout treatment for our two girl bitbles. Since then our boy has nrtived. lie, too, Is thriving on "lack of clothing, sunshine and cod liver oil." No happier baby exists. I Inclose his photograph. He has two or more bananas each j day. Ills health Is perfect. He Is. 17 months old. (H. R. W.) Answer Sure enough. Dressed In something less than a skeleton' "sun suit", und sitting on top of the world, with a grin about the width of a hanuna und Old Sol Sun tan- : nlng his hide for him. I am de- ' lighted with . the endorsement on ' the hack, of the snapshot. It reads "A Brady Baby." I Tho Dope Habit , What harm can come from tak- 1 ing an excessive umount of bromo- i seltzer? .My husbund uses from 4 J to 5 of the 60 cent, bottles a week. , (Mrs. L. O.) .... ! Answer Kach teaspoonfuT corj- tains about 7 grains of potassium'! bromide and 3 grains of acetanllld.' j Acetanllld 'Is one of tho cheaper 1 coAItar derivatives, Incorporated In 1 scores of nostrums that kill aohe, I pain, sensation, even the sense of ' fatigue or weakness. The drug 1 destroys red corpuscles. Interftu-aetlf with the oxygen carrying function j lof tho bIDort, Impalrtr the -ieHff4 breaks down the nervous system. This habit Is comparable with ad- diction to morphine. The man I needs treatment similar to that given for other dope habits. . ixu).ui.(i ri,.N:.s. . Ily Mary (iruliniit IVimicr. There was ever and ever so many planet and they had all landed now. In some of thorn John and Peg gy saw- circus ladies.Hn others wewe O i-r-c. u s,( men ' who 1 ;dld trapeze tt'leks nnd fn , others were aninuljof nil kinds: , ; ".' The animals stayed. In their planes. And there were . plane .carrying ; the band '.. in- -suuments and tents and ropes and all sorts ol things that belonged to a circus. .They began at once to put up their tents a big one for the big show, a smaller on? for the concert, and others for the ani mals, as well as a tent In which they were going to. eut their din ner. . . It was such fun watching thetn unload but, somehow, John thought that the old days when they enme on trains were more exciting. He was glad he lived in the time when ho did, although he wouldn't-iiuve missed these adven tures when the Clock turned the time forward. - Now the Little Black Clock was asking the members of the band announced. ' ' ,:. And then they heard their enc wt, but the funny thing about it was that the children did not recognize a single tune. The Little Black Clock hod turned the time forward too much for that. And after that the children were given fine seats and watched the circus people as they prac ticed some of their tricks before the Fhow, and saw the an.'mala going through their lessons in the circus animal school. ': ' '. Tomorrow 'Tito Yawning Bat; parents 'THE 8PHN'lTIMUFi? TEpXS: By Alh-e Jmlsoh Pca1c.;t,v: ' It. Is when boys and girls, reach the :age of adolescence, that there emerges among other problems that of extravagance. The standards of the high school group to which your child belongs, friendships with children whose parents permit thpm to spend a great deal of money may cause him to make unreasonable demands on. the family purse. Unless it Is wisely handled, the pressure of such influences gives rise to all sorUj of friction and mis understanding. Simply to deny the growing 'boy or girl what seems to him a positive necessity does not help. 4 . .. i ' : . If he is to be reasonable and co operative, if he is to learn a realis tic appreciation of money matters. He. Hlumhi. he ulven a .clear id,ea. of the!sm,WTncoinana,oi-ine xr; penstij thai ;ih list f e; met to 'ru?i the home. If the amount of his own spending money has been fairly proportioned, he wifl understand why he cannot have everything he wants. At the same time he must be al lowed a certain amount of freedom .in' spending the money that Is al lotted to him. John may prefer to. spend his allowance on his new bet. girl Jhatead of on the fishing rod he has been wanting for bo (onjr. That, however, 13 John's problem. ' $ Mother may ' know that Mary ivould get far more good out of spending her -clothing allowance on two - or three sporu drenses than on one fluffy! djnlce fro,ck.-Jul' this Is a placet wjsdort,. wniqh' she must bft : 'left tb Jdlstiover through her own mistakes. i Much'; 'money' apparently waprted is well Invested in experience. : , : ' .1 OF . AN60UA (JF Hard times are forcing Turkey, to. take her first step backward In her educational program.- : This' year's budget calls for a cut of $1,000,000 in the depart ment oC public . .Instruction. No new teachers cnn'be engaged, nnd the existing corps of Instructors must . Increase the number of teaching ;-hours from 18 to 22 a week. t - Quilt Point ' f " '" -wm 10 j. letting ner up. : . The advantage of a vacai the woods is that you dnn., paper for wocks and forget ! Then, too, you can tell ),, inuy ime uctrii married accumulation of candle ma, r. I Mil . llUXl, .' How did (lie Itcig jet fuJ ., uuu iiuiiiu. x ou never one, la ill up ns a result ot Ing too much. Allotlng pensions Isn't 1i You just pick out the most cases and pension the others If he seems jobless hut well-fed, you are Hufe in him to sell you a lottery tlcV. Americanism: Observln? most of our big men are edu, assuming tnat education transform tho dumb into big And if you make a better?; trap, tho world will make a path to your door. Miniature golf served at U reveal thousands who could the big game in par if they - Permitting the. railroad. charge more may . help, but we need is a grocer who chnrge more. FLIGHT 0' TIME (Medford sud Jackson Conntf History From the File or ' The Mall Tribune of to and 10 Years A(o.) TKN V KAILS AOO TODAY July 10. IIISI. (It was Monday.) Economic depreeislon can to cured by .hard, work and economy, says Secretary of Commerce Hoover In IloHton speech. be Hutto Falls fish hatchery to enlarged. Apricot crop smallest In many years. In this section. O. of C. Forum to spend time usually devoted to oratory to I'lng Ing at next meeting. ' Kagle Point Civic Improvement association Invites Mayor Oates to come out and eat fried chicken, and the mayor accept. The special grand jury Investi gating the sherlff'x orricc falls to rot urn o true bill. Audit of the sheriff's books show he has a cent too much on hand. Henry Conger Is Installed a.' N. O, of the Odd Follows. TWKNTY YKAHS AtJO TODAY .Inly 10. IVII. Ilrlttuh writer who predicted kaiser of Germany was prepnrtng for the "war of wars," severely reprimanded and fined five pounds. Hugh Hume, editor of the Port land Spectator, vwtts city, and In article praises the city. Fred Hop kins' orchard, the country club, nnd George Carpenter's Aberdeen shire terrier. SsltV 487,000 customers choose their foods daily at our stores! a big family, we would say and yet this number in creases, daily. WHY? Because our values are better; . our varieties are greater; our prices are the lowest ill years; 'and because here at our friendly food stores, customes receive that genuine, sincere, enthusiastic service that makes buying a pleasure . Start shopping here today. Come expecting much. You will not be disappointed. Prices Effective at Both Stores July 10 and 11 Sugar 2S".$l39lFlour MacMarr's All-Hard Wheat $1 19 49-lb bag , . Malt American Brand . Large Tins 3 for........ $00 Eggs, Strictly Fresh 2 doz. 45c Pure Lard 8-pound Pail 97 c Brooms A Real Value 49c : SALAD DRESSING Only . . . Gold Medal Full Quart, for 29c Salmon Fancy Pink Tall Cans 2 for 25c RlfTMwJ iHtfrt MtMatntM la mimiI ktk ei ,. .... f2i. AlTL. jTi: H T '.""'" Wlm rerelreil nl a te. ran tie aimed Sera. N Mail iwT eeiin ta iMlmellnia. A.,Utea Pe. Wllllaet Brel Is care d NICIAH Pi III WI1KI KKS AM OTIIF.U IHSKASK.K. Amohg the numerous und hiilky .chnrn of the "education division" nuisances thst peeve the conductor r ih. ...h..... a. i. ... of this cantankerous column more however. I hesitate tn ur. ihtL than onlinsiily if nt , concrlv- even when I fee) a health advisor anie are) tMsketfula I should, for I do hate to seem to of sales promotion play the role of yes-man to the stuff from th j young lady director of th educa North American 1 1 Ions I division of the stiper-promo-t'andy and Huartlnn mcket. Institute or what- Thrr aro stuns and portents ever they call the that the booh public Is hettlnnlnK tin racket. I for one could put more enthuslssm Into my recommenda tions of mors youn foil, vrrr it not lor this ImpvaUnt Instruatlon from th bright younr ladles In sweets for to lire ol this sort of thlnT, Al ready It has reached the vaudeville stale. All nunaensrt aside and purely In tha Interest of health 1 not that nr. A. A. Oeman report In the London. lAraMWUiaL. mn Innrsssesl allowance) of sugar and sweets (.not Uoherl Brevard defeats Merman Powell for city pool championship at the I'nlverslty club. Ureal cranlnn of necks and turn Ins; of headrt on M.tin stre.-'t. s.H first harem skirt appears on Meda" ford streets, she va. the, daugh ter of the rhlnc lattndryman. an.t a recent arrival from San Frani; ClSCH. i I lr, Itarber opens rientnl offices In the Farmers and Fruitgrowers lank. Mr. and Mrs. Leon It. llnkina leave to pnd the summer at New. port. Nolle tu lllililcrs. Thirty. flv tiers hard wood, five (3) tiers body pine, full U Inch, no Umbo, to b delivered and tiered In woodahed at Aaala school. nida close July is, uji. Board reserves right to reject any and all bids. Hy order of Board of Directors r, (IWUI live Aa, ia. MacMarr Coffee 3 lbs. . . . 95c Uta Peas Good Quality 3 cans . . . 29c MacMarr Milk Large Cans 5 for . . . .30c ,!', . Limit : Oysters Full 5-oz. cans 2 for 25c Catsup Full 18-oz. Bottle 19c Creme Oil Toilet Soap 4 bars. . .25c White Eagle Soap 10 bars.. 25c Tissue Paper 4 rolls... 23c Jell-Well All Flavors 4 for. . . 25c Oxydol Pki? 17c FRESH VEGETABLES New Spuds 10 lbs 19c Golden Ripe Bananas Lb 5c Tomatoes' . Red Ripe Lb 5c Oranges Medium size 2 doz. 45c All Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Watermelons Dark Red Meat Lb. 2c ". '-'--v.'" ' ; . Onions v - -Yollow Globe 3 lbs 10c Cucumbers Large fancy 3 for... 10c 1S a EO. F. IIUSSF.LL, Org.' FRESH MEATS At Store No. 34 North Central Fancy, Skinned Hams . Half or whole Lb. .....23c Bacon Jowls Lean Lb 15c Sirloin T-Bone Rib Steaks Lb. . ' i 20c Bacon ' ' Light Lb. 25c Pot Roast Steer Beef Lb 14c Rib Boil Very Meaty Lb. 10c Hamburger Sausage Lb. .....15c Bologna Wieners 2 lbs..... 35c
