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"PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUdUST 21, 1031. 'I IIedford Mail Tribune "Cmtvmc In Stttlhfrn OrtfM MM Im Mill Trikurn" i Dtllj tni liimter KublUhed by MRbrORD PBiNTINa CO. I tT-f N. fir it. XOBERT W. BUHL, Kdltor E. L. KNAPP, Mftnuvr An IndtptodMt Nwipajr KnUni m Heond elm Mttw tt Mtdfort. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Bt Mall Id Adrane): DJkjr, with Sunday, year DftUr, with Sunday, month , bally, without Bundai. nonth.... . Dally, without Sunday, year,... 0.B0 Sunday, ona ytar 3.00 laeiiomUla, CenUal Point, PbotnJi, Talmt, Gold auii ana on uifimayi. , Dally, with Sunday, month .... Daily, without Sunday, month... ' Dally, without Sunday, ona ytar. ' Dally, wtUi Sunday, ona year... Ail tarma, cub la adfanea. ..IT. 50 I .T6 .65 T.00 1.00 Official taper of tha City of Madford. Official paper of Jackson County. t MIMBEK Of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Baeelrlna Riill tud Win ftcniea Hw Asaoclatcd Praia li aieluahclf tntltlcd ta ta aaa f r pubUatioo of all mn dUpatehM araonaa w n or ouwrwtM crtaiua in urn papar, ani alao to the local mwb Dtibllihed herein. All rlfhta for publlcatloa of apedal fUtpttcbti arau ara aiso reaarteo. MEMBEB Ot UNITED FBEM tOEHBER OP AUDIT BUREAU Of CIRCULATIONS Adisrtblnc Representatlfes II. C. MOUEN8EN 4 COMPANY Off1M In N York. Cliiew, Ixuolt, metises. Lot Aseles, leatile, rortland. Ye Smudge Pot , By Arthur Perry. ' Lambo Mltseff, "tecretary of the Portland unit of the Communist party," has been ordered deported to Greece, where, according to Portland News Telegram, "he Will face a fascist firing squad or life Imprisonment." There la considerable solicitude for the feelings of aliens, who don't like this country and balk, a la mule, at returning to their own. Nothing will happen to Mr, Mltseff In his fatherland, as long as he behaves himself. Re will ftave to do that. Greece will' not tolerate any of his hell raising monkeyshlnes. His sad fate will cause many a metropolitan "fry .. . . . ; f WALL ST. BKARH DOWN . (Pleasant Cllen Items) ,' ', ' Ernie Fowler bought a used car ' , of a dealer last Tuesday, It Is the same car that Lester Johnson , paid on last year for eight months and then let go bock. Oeorgo Hicks also had this car ' for three months, but lost his Job and had to turn It back. .,. Brnle tftlnks. he can make his. payments by letting his life In ," surance lapse and taking out his ' ' telephone, -; ,v .- , Four young people, prohibited by law: from Indulging In the sardine ' pack lh the front seat of a 1910 d, crawled Into one of the H. Flewher bake ovens last night and were severely ohilled . , " The long skirts ot the Oalshevlkts . )(k like the dickens, but so did the short ones. 'a, After the robbery, the bandits were loft . In the crowd ot tax-cutting economists, In session on the shady aide ot the bank, !. Scotch story of low breeding re turned to the city late yesterday, and wis Immediately recognised by the raconteurs. The upstate prase reports that the temporary Insanity that swept their neck ot the woods last November, along with, the hysteria and tfte hooey, Is on the decline. Locally, tit visiting drummers no longer proclaim, rapturously, that Julius Is fit presidential, senatorial, and gub ernatorial timber, able to hold down all three Jobs with one hand tied behind his back, and farmers have quit stuffing the politicians with fried chicken. The work of levelling off the lawn or used car lot at the new high sohool has started. The Hoover grasshoppers are re ported quite plentiful back of Eagle Point, after eating up everything green, Including the pumphandlea painted that color, in the mld-weat. "The modern flapper," we read, "Is very different from the girl of fifteen year back." On the contrary, .he Is very often Vie same person. (Every body's Weekly. London). The Eugenie hate Just make 'em look younger. There has been an Increase here ot MO bulldogs on the leash. A local pocketbook flew open the flint of the week. The Espee section , crew, reports the loss of a crow-bar. Another girl who made good, la the oae who claims to he the "fiancee" of the Mtohlgan auto patter alayer, with a head shaped like a Hubbard 'ejuaah,4. n i. ., : - ATi 'agriculturist wants to knew "wjy we dont write more." It's for the) tame reason that he don't plow more. ' , ON TIIK KDITOK'S CHIN ;To the Editor: A week or two ago I sent you a starry beam that I as my own most merciless critic felt was good. It had originality, Imagination, humor, subtle Irony, barbleas cynicism and curtlesa brevity and placed upon a pedeatal by eternal truth. It was not printed. I hesitate to ascribe this abysmal remlsston wholly to editorial Incom petenceyou probably did -not wWi to establish a precedent ao far tran scending the kollum'a usual tone. But be that as It may, to Ignore and thus tacitly accept the edict Implied by your fearsome fiasco would mean Injustloo to you and the public as well as to me. Hence the necessity of retributive action.- (Exchange) ' Michigan Slate, colloge spmlal lata hare found that potatoes spac ed 16 Inches by J J Inches bring ' the beat yield, , The Motor Truck Menace, A UTOMOpILrE aacidcntH in Oregon, in which trucks have taken such a leading 'part, iiave become- no common that the stute automobile association hrts asked Charles I I'ray, head of the state police, to make an official investigation. Such an investigation is needed. No one denies that freight and passenger trucks ave a perfect right on our highways. Motor transportation has come to stay, and is steadily becoming a more and more important factor in state and interstate com merce. ' " : ' ' 'Ifut also no one will deny .at least no experienced motorist -r-that the impression has apparently been growing among truck drivers, THAT THE HIGHWAYS WERE BUILT FOR THEM AND NO ONE ELSE. , 'TPIIESE huge trucks, many of them with trailers, have been dashing at high speed over. our highways, taking more thai: their share of the road and cutting curves, until the average motorist has come to regard thein as the most serious single menace to safe travel. These trucks arc large and very heavy. At even slow speed their mass and momentum are tremendous. Too many truck drivers have taken advantngo of this fact, and realizing that if they hit another car, it will be "just too bad" for the OTHER car, they have sailed along regardless, forcing other traffic to conform to whatever their course might be. TrillS IS ALL WRONG. We don't 'mean to imply that high Officials in the truck business arc in any way responsible for this condition. They undoubtedly realize that it is decidedly to their selfish interest, that truck drivers scrupulously observe traffic rules, and they have no doubt done everything in their power to bring this about. ; Hut the fact remains, conditions imjuced by the trucks, have recently been going from bad to, worse. During the past few months this office has literally been flooded with complaints from local and visiting motorists. And both here and Elsewhere, serious auto crashes, due to trucks, have been increasing alarm ingly. " i ' . , - i .( . A LL that is needed, as we see it, is a strict enforcement of the traffic rules, and a' more careful selection and more effective control by the motor tru'ek organizations over their in dividual truck-drivers. ' The impression that because a truck is so large and power ful, it has rights' and privileges, not accorded to other traffic, must, be knocked out of the hetfds ipf the truck drivers. When th"t is done the motor (ruck business will enjoy the public ;good will to which it is entitled, and our highways will be mado safer, for all types of motor travel. Help Fisitirig, Tourists WE HEARTILY agree' With Will Steelo's communication in today's paper urging a better sign on East Main street to show tourists the turn to Crater. Lake. Many years ago the Mail Tribune urged 'Such action. The small and inadequate. sign then marking the turn was replace'.! by a larger and more effective one, but the suggestion that a banner sigli'folr tho togrist season be stretched across the street was not carried out. That such a sign, is needed or THAT A. FAR MORE STRIKING SIGN THAN THE PRESENT ONE IS NEEDED no one living east of tho Crater Lake highway will deny. , Not a day during ho tourist season pbshcs that from ten to twenty tourists don't wander about Siskiyou' Heights asking directions to Crater Lake. True tho turn-off sign is there, but it is so placed that a largo proportion of visiting motorists fail to see it. . Medford Is .the gateway to Crater Lake. Tourist travel to the lako this year is breaking all records. It seems to us the least Medford can do, would, he to so mark tha Crater Lake Highway, that, visiting tourists could not fail to soo it. - Personal Health Service . By William Brady, M. D. Signed letters pertaining to penonil hetlth ind hygiene, not to dlieaie, dlignoils or treatment 111 b aimwered by Dr. Bradr If itamped feM-aitdreseed emelnpe. le enclosed. Letters should be br!tf and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letleri reeejieS onlr a few ran he answered bert. No reply can be wiads to Queries Dot conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Bradr In care wt T1 Mill Tribune ltKHUHCITATION IN MOROCCO. . With a group of more or less Irre sponsible members of an army, nar rates my friend Jack DeWltt of the ' Council Bluffs Non pareil, I was waiting for an opportunity to steal a goat from a goatherd lh Mo rocco. - It was springtime among the goats and they were rap Idly mult 1 p 1 y 1 n g while we lounged around. : ' As each kid was born the goatherd held his fist over the kid's mout with his little finger to hold the mouth open at the back, then press ed his lips against the upper part of his fist and blew a blast Into the kid's lungs. I asked .Mm why. He was a Berber horder. Berbers of his tribe arc fa mous for animal husbandry and not for fighting. He said It was to start them breathing. He knew nothing of the science of it. but his theories, however crude, were your Professor Henderson's. He Insisted that the same rite Is used for newborn babies In bis tribe. Once I met a black tribe who prac tice the same thing wlt,i their new born'lnfants. Now comes Henderson's Idea. How goes the battle with the -mollycoddles? List me as a test patient fcr any exposure experiment short of frostbite. Cordially, (J. DeW.) Tho expired air contains approxi mately 44 per cent of carbon dioxld (carbonic acid gas),1whlle fresh air contains only four hundredths of I, per cent. Prof. Henderson advocates the routine' administration to new born Infants of inhalations of a mix-, ture of carbon dioxide 7 parts or per cent with oxygen 93 parts or per cent to Insure vigorous breathing. This Is to be administered in the simplest and safest fapftlon, from an lnhalator that Is, an Inflatable rubber bag, the doctor gently squeezing the bag to inflate the lungs, then gently press ing on the baby's chest to Inflate the bag or donate the lungs as you pre fer. Note particularly that no ma chine, pump or motor Is used as such artificial respiration apparatus la too dangerous for adults, and un justifiable where an Infant's lungs aro concerned. Our friend's description of the Ber ber method of instituting breathing In the newborn Is very Interesting I often tVtlnk as I read the records of explorers how unfortunate It "Ss that these people seldom give us any information about the human cus toms of the strange tribes they visit; There scorns to be soma queer prud ish Inhibition that prevents suet) writers from tolling the most';lnteri eating things. They're strong, rather too strong, il often i thlnk. In tfteltr ,iuiuuljo ueaoripcions ot inca reugia ous ceremonies and that sort of ttflng but one might think savages or iso lated peoples havo no physiological functions at all. Surely In these days when the publishers and writers dwell bo fondly on sex abnormalities, there can be no great objection to allusions to normal humnn nhvKl'- ((I'KSTIONS ANI ANSWKKM. Brother (lot Ills Tonsils Hunted I am WrltlllD in hnn thnt. vmi mnv UsslBt me In getting proper treatment Appoint a Local Relief Committee WE UELIEVE tho best way to handle the unemployment problem in Medford this winter would bo to appoint a special committee of 40 or 50 representative citizens, to assist the Red Cross and other relief agencies. With such a committee the entire I'omniunity could be dis tricted, ami a member of the committee placed in charge of each district. The big problem will be to take earc of our own people, and run 110 risk of missing any deserving ease. With such a plan, cacti district would be so small that, it could easily be canvassed and checked by one person. Thai person would also be in a position to deliver supplies, promptly, and give individual attention to each case. THIS would would be a better system, in our opinion, than n central relief station, or any form of the soup kitchen pro gram. Of course if conditions should prove to be more serious Ihan now anticipated, purtieiiliirly in the direction of transient relief, a common shelter to keep unfortunates warm and dry might he advisahld. Hut the main thing, we repeat, is for Medford to take earc (if its OWN PEOPLE, and the formation of such a committee would, we believe, be by far the best way .to do it. 4raluiiy's I'altfrn (By Alice Judson Pi-ntel Jealousy, that moat uncomfort able of all human emotions. Is olosely related to feelings ot hate and Inferiority. i A child la apt to be Jealous when he feels that another holds the preferred place In the affections 01 someone who Is moat Important to him. Buch Jealousy, long continued, re sults In feelings of antagonism to ward the person who stands be tween him' and the object ot his love. He hates his rival. Hating him and continuing nevertheless to be acutely aware that thla person, for some reason or other. Is sble to get the thing he wants most, he feels Inferior, His Intelligence may tell him that actually he Is In no way Inferior, but there la the .preference not withstanding, and he frela In re sponse a mixture of profound hu lnllttallon and failure. How can you prevent your child from developing the pattern ol Jealouayr Be sure that he never has reason to doubt your love. Guard against the exhibition ot preterances within the family. This applies not only to brothers and sinters but to the other parent as well. Avoid all comparisons. Don't, for Instance, make a point ot father's great achievements with the Idea ot stimulating hla son to walk in his footsteps. Nine times out of ten thla re sults only In discouragement and resentment on the part of the boy to whom the achievements 01 the father look Incredibly wonderful and far away. Be sure alwaya to give your child the assurance that what he can do la worth doing, and that hla efforts are appreciated. Flight o' Time (Medford and Jackson Connty HlBtory From the ' Mica of The Mall Trlbnne til 10 and 10 Tear Ago.) TUN VKAKS AfJO TODAY , Atigiint ai, idi. (It was Sunday.) Local resident who procured a drink for special drv aeent. who mitri "h was sick," Is bound ever to the grand. Jury- . . First OrCRon hunter of deer season shot for deer near Eugene. , Dr. Brumfleld. Roseburg dentist arrested- for murder of Dennu Riwl sell. Irked when questioned about purcnase or ladles' lingerie. . f Loulavtlle. Ky., mayor declares war on Ku Klux Klan. . Wild blackberries ripen fast along the Little Applegate. Hydrant at Main and Grape streets rammed by Fords three times In two hours, without apparent damage to attackers or attacked. A miscreant steals Gaston Domcr gtte fishing pole and tackle. Mrs. Jean Bakeman, local represen tative of the new purchasers of the M. F. H. bulkllng, announces that Improvements will start at once. TWKNTY YKAKs ,1) TOKAY AllgslM Jl, Iflll. (It was Monday.) Miss Edna BIfert and Frank Isaacs wlU be married at the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. W. H. Bsrnum, at Jacksonville. Tuesday. Auptist w. your what sort of monkeyshlnes brother has had. e should consult a reputable physician about his tonsils. ' Cross Eyes , My eyes, always poor In rMldhood, became crossed as I grew older. The right eye was nearly blind so I could not distinguish objects with It, but under my eye doctor's treatment It has Improved so I can read with It now. My eye doctor wishes me to have an operation to straighten my eyes, but my sister says the eyes don't stay straight long after such operations . . . (M. V.) Answer The eye doctor you name Is a competent man, and I advise you by all means to have the operation. If the deviating eye has gone blind surYi an operation Is not of much use, but If the deviating eye still retains as good vision as yours, the straightening" operation is quite ef fective. Where did your sister take her postgraduate course In ophthall mology? . What. No lodln? Received Instructions' for lodln ra tion.' Druggist unable tp get one grain tablets sddlum lodld. He says five grains Is the dose. Kindly refer me to dealer. (D. H. D.). Answer Personally I wouldnt bother to keep tablets on hand for the purpose I prefer to keep a vial of tincture of lodln on hand, shake It up so the" glass stopper Is wet with the lodln. rinse t.lls In a glassful of water and here's happy days I , A Ye Poet's Corner Nightfall -As I sat all alone one night There came to me a wonderful slgftt, A moon a-shinlng In the sky, " A lot of stars a-twlnkllng by, And down town so bright . I could see many a light. Then a star falls from the Bky, A kitten comes a-steallng by. This you ought to know 1 Is where the big pears grow. . By now you should guess Or shall I tell you all the rest; Oh, It's name I will Bhout Is Rogue River valley without a doubt. DAISY FERRELL. Rt. 4, Box 61-A. Mount Misery towera over St. Kltts Island In the Windward Islands to a height of 5.000 feet. WANTED 10,000 l?eopic to buy their meat at the ' Ivy St. Meat Markel GIBSON & ANDERSON . the Farmer Butchers -- A Full Line of Choice Meat at Farmers' Prices LUNCH MEATS, HAM, BACON HENS, FRYERS 106 North Ivy St. Plenty of Parking Space Pear shipping season at Its height with three to five cars going forth dally. North Ivy street property owners petition council to pave street, with proviso that street be left unpavrd In front ot objectors. If any. Timber wolves reported killing deer In the Prospect district. J. T. Broad ley raises crop of cu cumbers, each two feet or longer In length, and Is giving them to all comers for the asking, for my brother, who has been for the past alx or eight months undergoing treatment to having hla tonsils burn ed out by the method you recom-v memn . , . I tf . TC. D. Answer I have never recommend ed such a method. I cant Imagine MAKING NEW FRIENDS m a - KEEPING iTHEOLD Each day finds an ever Increasing number or satisfied cus tomers wending their way to our stores, chooHlng from our complete Blocks of quality foods, economlzinc; through our low prices, enjoying our helpful service. These ctistomrrs have fennel here a tvnrmtti and friendliness a natural honesty an unassuming generosity tvUlch sets our stores apart from all others. That's Ciy ve are "making new friends and keeping the old." : Won't 5011 .Join this thrifty throng? . A hearty welcome awaits you here always. MacMarr's Unusual Savings for August 22, 24 and 25, at Both City Stores Flour For the first time In history you ore nble to buy an extra fine, high patent, hard wheat flour for less than a dollar. Take advantage of the recent drop of this hard wheat flour. MacMarr's 49-lb. bug only. No limit to quantity. 98c Tomatoes Lot iA choice rniit. Buy your canning tomatoes ut this low price. 80 lbs. or over. Crate,... 49c Lard NEBERGALL'S PURE LARD; 8-lb. bucket . . . . . . 1 . . ! 99c Salad Dressing Best foods Qt. Jar 29c . Sugar 13 lbs. 69c Rice ! Fancy: Blue Rose . 5 lbs. 39c Salt 2-Pound Oloth Ban Sc I Crackers 3-Lb. Sodas Salted or Plain 37c Tapioca ,. Allien) .-' Minute 8 oz. pkg. . 8c Pepper 2 oz. tin . . . 7c Pickles Bread and Butter ' " Lg. jar . . . 17c Oxydol , Cleans f. Everything Pkg, ... 19c Pearls of . 1 Wheat Ajjaln we offer this cheapest price Pkg..... 15c Toilet Tissue Ambassador Tissue 4 Rolls . . 23 MacMarr SPECIAL ROASTED " 1 lb 29c 3 lb .95c ' ECONOMY BLEND lib... 19c 31b... 59c IS- I Corn Flakes KELLOGG 'S or JERSEY 4 Pkg..... 25 Malt AMERICAN OR ' RAINIER Brand Large Can . . . . 35- Onions WALLA WALLA SWEETS 7 lbs. 25c Hamburger and Sausage 2 lbs. 25c Potatoes These spuds are exceptional quality 10 lbs. 15c Bananas Firm and Ripe 3 lbs. 17c Oranges Medium Sized Sunkist 2 doz. 29c qUALOTY HSttTS SOLD FOR LESS Link Sausage Nice for Sunday Breakfast Lb. 15c Baby Beef Steaks Round Steaks s 2 lbs. 35c Beef Roasts Lb. 9c Oven Roasts Lb. 12V2c Rib Boil Lb. 9c Veal Roasts Lb. 10c Veal Stew 3 lbs. 25c Hams Half or Whole Skinned Lb. 23c Weiners Bologna and Minced Harn 2 lbs. 25c
