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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD UiILt TRIBUNE. MEPFPItP, OREGON, SATURDAY -AUGUST 29, 1931. PXGB FOUR i MJSDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE "freryona In Southirn OrigM reset int will irieunr ....pally and Auadu . PoliIlJhed br t wenroRD muntini co. It-lT-lI M. r . Plant f I SOBEBI W.'KOBL, Wltor 8. fc. KNAFP, Manager Ao Iodepcnkat Nevssaptr ' anterea M second dm natter M Meafora, (M(oo, lr Act of Marco 8, 1818. BlTHSCHIrTluN BAlCf f Mall In Adtance: Dally, with Sunday, year , I Dally. vlUi Sunday, month...... Dally; without Sunday, month. . . , - , Dally, without Buulay; year I 3untu. one eear. .' . . ....T.BO .fS .. ;; .65 9. SO 2.00 Jfekionrllle, Central Point, Pboenii, Iiliot, OoH 1)111 and on HUlraiyi. . . - Dally, with Sunday, month v. ..v.... I " Pally, without Sundar, month.. .05 Dally, without Sunday, om Feat......" T.00 ' Dally, with. Sunday, aw year... 1.00 " All teroa, esaa Ifl adtaoca. ' v, . I. Official paper of the City ol Hedford. f Official paper of Jackson County. MEMBER OP THB ASSOCIATED PRESS KectMnc Pull Leand Wire Scrrlee - 1U AjaoclatecT hreee la exelulTely entitled to the uae for publication of all newa dlapalehee credited to It or otherwise credited in Uila paper, and alio to the' local news pulillihed herein. 7 All rlghta for publication of ajieclel diipatebH Btoeln are alao regerred.' : ; MEMBER UK UNITKI) PRESS BfESlilKR W AUDIT BUREAD OS CIRCULATION! J Adtcrtlaina Repreeentathw V M. C. MOGENSKN COMPANY Offices In hew Kori. Chlcaao, Detroit, franeljeu, Lot Augelea, Seattle, Portland. Ye Smudge Pot , . By Arthur J'errr. f At this writing, there U no subject Demon engaged In tM racket cani discus 1 'without " Waking somebodyl Jisd, find not. counting .the leaders) nd rank and tile of the democratic; And republican-parties, only the fol lowing cliques and coteries are. on tihelr high-horses; ,-Poets, which Includes the lady jjoets and their men-folks, f The United Carrot arewers ond the international Order of Chefs. ' Prospective 'candidates In the 1933 primary aiming to get religion and talk about It. ( UotO. and OSC alumni, and the established form of county govern ment. ' ' ' "; HoovVrcrats, Meiercrats, and em ttryo Populists. ' .' -"'"' 1 ' The Ohio division of the Jackson -County Colonels. ' f- Baritones, bassoos, and boom day tenors, Fletcher Fish being the last remnant "of the tieralo band. Vl 111 f ord' lbWners Who maintain their , ten ictesmako' loss noise than k wrist witwrl.1' ''-'. ' . -. Home brewers and possessors of 80 inatd."- '''' "';vr. ; " ,; .Bohbolma'ams.--)' '.. LuwyerS; rhorcrlants,' bill' ''s, (hlt'VeS,' ohlefs, 'candle-stick makers, bukafs undertakers, farmers, beaity doctors', Aomeiy doctprs,' Home, firo-' mga, Wall St., power barons, atheists Jimrchlats, the mllltla, and the, paci fists. .. . M'' ' "'' . niondes, brunettes,' ahd duck hunt erf, the latter because the president t)l) year allows thorn only 30 days In 'which' to "catch" prioumonlR." ' The:'DAutrtmont boys.' Humdln cfrs,' Inc., Jim Dlnkens, and prominent fishermen saving ' KOglie1 Viver 'frjr our 'clilldren's children." ' I ' t " 1 Tobacco 'ohevlng"and shuff-eattng ioes-of" te cigarette; '"' .- : : todlos ' With Eugchlo"'; hiits; 'antl fadleS' without 'Eiigtrhle1 hat. 'Winv-.i J The" "Oregon branch of Communist paYty, with' Headquarters In Moscow, Russia'.'1 -i-.-U "'I c'l-i 1 Motorcyclists and' masters of the a-pca game. ' The unjobbed and the Jobbed, the just and the unjust,'the rich and the poor. t ' Oregonlana still receiving electric light bills at regular periods through ilia postotflce. Serfs of the soli, plump females, lie ; British" empire," arid1 tho girl friend. rlred bank clerks, trotting horse nthuslrtsts.'amateur astrologers; wig Ashpole, because Fort Klamath grass hoppers ato up his boots, and chln auttlng barbers. ' Fruitgrowers, fruit wqrkers, fruit packers, fruit shippers, Portland drummers, golf pantlsts. mustached J Ids, Juvenile auto drivers; poultry Risers, deer slayers, refugees from Iowa and Kansas, and evangelists, i OH squirts, (he Japanese colony, fleutcnnnu of thl . Oreat Fracas. printers,1 Ooneral Motors, and t,ie reatherauin: ' ' '. P . Tho Orange, the W. O. T. U., Ash (and, Eagle Point, and the hired men. The tested Interests! and orators. And gay tellers of defunct Scotch eitorlfs.' On the other hand, the Lord and A. 8. (Rosy) Hosenbauin are still friendly. TIIK 1VKHT Out Wost, they say, a man's a man; " the legend still persists ' That he ' Is handy wlt.'i a gun, and 'careless with his fists. The fact Is, though, you may not hear a stronger word than "Gosh I" From Saskatoon,' Saskatchewan, to Walla Walla, Wash. fn western towns 'tis many years since It was last the rage tor men to -earn their dally bread by holding up the stag. Jet story writers still ascribe such : wild and woolly bosh To Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and .. Walja Walla, Wash. The gents' who roam the West, today . are manicured and meek, '' They shave their features dally and - the baths' thres time a Week. They tot the tame umbrella, and they wear the mild galosh From Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, to Walla Walla, Wash. ' u (Spokne Spoakesman-Revlew) '"' . .. ' For a short time Hutchison Mere. SU will give 35 reduction on all , shoes. ' ; . . . A load of g re-en slab'worHl. about a cord and t half, f 5 cash. Valley Fuel Co., Phone T6. '' Spread Out WILLIAM GIJEEN, preilent of tIie-Auieriini-FdBratjon of Labor, freflicts 7,000,000 unemployed tins winter in the United States.AfThfs is, peHisps, (somewhat pessimistic, as might be expected from the head of the federated unions. But fifiuTes certainly will stand within a million or two, say at 6,000,000.. " JV". Orecn advises shortening of the working day and of the working week in industry to give the otherwise unemployed enough income to keep themselves and their families going. He wants the work spread evenly, even if it must be spread a little more thinly. -' ' - k-- :'.''it,-rl ; ..... TIIAJP. ccommeiuhitiou ju , sound, PARTICULARLY FOR THOSE INDUSTRIES WHICH WOULD SUFFER 9 AD MINISTRATIVE HARDSHIPS FROM FOLLOWING IT. Most factories, for instanccf have waiting lists of men quite as cap able as those now on'tho job. A more eVwifdtribnt1dn''f "the jobs would cost no iiitircwould, in f aiet, only demand a little more bo'tikkeeping. ' If industrial employees' generally cbukl bc prevailed upoii' to see the wisdom of .this pourae, most of the 6,000,000 "would be absorbed and they could get through the winter montlis in-at least moderate comfort. As a matter of fact, some of the employers already have- adopted this system. But most employers still consider "it (is new and' troublesome. They arc trying to find markets and that is occupying their thoughts.' I 1 ... ! : . . :," -v .. . t ... , ,. , . THEY should not bo misled;, v,Thc 6,000,000 arc practieally all voters. In a time of extreme .stress they jvil) ,n,qt .jvpigli. carefully economic principlcs--baliincing the hardships of the present against the dangers of ehftiigo. They are sufficient in niiniUw ttf syViiiS o-tsal, state and national elections. They may decide' to ' inaugurate ' the dolti, abolish the. tariff and buy half the industries of the comitry on behalf of the common pgent of tho people, ,tho government. These would b'e illrad--visod and perhaps nationally ruinous steps, but for the tim-J. being at least "the old American adage that wlioevcri,want to work can find it is not true;, and if the.busiiiessi'and indnsr, rial leaders' of tho couiitry do not co-oporatewith-tltcoveriU ment to take the -obvibi ''ijipans. 'for- (tiviqg, JJef.tlii'mni- ployed cannot be blaniod for seizing ujipi whatever iintnceas. of the demagogues appeal to them Xn theii distressiOrcgotiiani ,; v: ;.. " .-- r r-n r-r-.-.ii;' nlt( (';.,, T-'.'fr How Its Done iri KariMLX: AT A recent mooting to consider unemployment this winter. County Commissioner? Fred Fowler anfj g!ity Commissioner Harry Peach puff forward the' idea of a cim$fyjl&$le this winter, as a partial aid for unemployment relief. AA woodiiile will not sol vo) the prublotji' bt Carin:g:-ftiP'-.the ritiecly'this winter, but jt might' vastly taducii its .sieoii) Tliis is a I'ich country with vast resources, and all'who'pre willing, to work should eat this winter. 'But these' resources will be put to a strong test, and no lazy idler should be allpwcd to cat'cither at the cxiienso of tax money or private charity. The self-respecting man who is unable to find work will be much happier if he. is allowed , giving 'an' honest day 's work in return1 for food" and coitl, atr self-respecting American should. The chronic, loafer, vvlip idles the summer away without looking for work, and expocts to be fed by tlic taxpayers (juring the winter as his royftl right, will of course howl,. ; : 'i ' . But his yap will be sweet music to our ears. ' There should be plenty of money available for food and clothing for unemploy ment relief this winter. And every able-bodied man- whq ap plies for this relief should be presented with the business end of iiu ax handle to prove his good faith. Emporhi (Kas.) fjazeUts. Radio Program . KMED (Mali Tribune-Virgin Station) , Siitunluy P. M. . S to 8 Lewis Super Station; news and markets by Man Tribune; Oregon Theatre Quldo .,. 0 to 7 Jackson Hot Springs; Where to Oo; Old Time Fiddlers contest . .':. . ) 7 to 9 Happiness i Train; AU' M quest program ' "' ' ' Sunday '" A. M. " '" " ' r" ' ""' 8 to 1Q Sunday program 10 to ' 11 Watchtower; Jackson Hot Springs 11 to 13:90 Sunday records 12:30 to 13:4ft Twin Plunges 13:45 to 3:50 Pipe organ and ' novelty program P. M. , - ' -4:30 to S Sunday classics 8 to 0 Vaoy Radio church .v, ' ' " 'Mummy . ', A. M. ' ' ' ' ""' "' 7:55 t6 8 Breakfast broadcast 'of news by Mull Tribune 8 to 9 Treasure Box; West 8lde Pharmacy; Gold Seal 1 ' 0 to 10 Friendship Circle by Economy OroceterlaClty Clean ing and Dyeing i i ... . 10 Weather rorwo.it 10 to 11 Snow WtlK; Gardner Drug Co. 11 to 13 Sperry Plour; Bttrelson's Ladles' Wear, JAckson Co. Bldg. and Loan P. M. ' 13 to 1 Monarch Soed and. Peed; John Cupp Furniture Co.; news ' flashes by Mall Tribune' 1 to 3 McNolr Bros.; ' Bnlders Dairy t to 3:30 World" Bookman: Class ical program , 4:30 to ft KMKD presentation f ft to 8 So. Oregon Tlteatre Clutdt; ' News and markets! by Mall Tri bune . j 8 to 7 Mutual' Mill; Where to. flrt Tha'Tiuinru. ttit.k l-r .. 7 to 8 l!applie.ss Train;; Hutch ' Inson Tree Surgery 8 to All request; Remote from Pox Craterlan. PERMIT ABANDONMENT , 0. W. R. & N. BRANCH -, WASHINGTON. Aug. .30. (AP) -, The Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation company and the Orogon Short Line railroad were authoring by the Interstate commerce commis sion today to abandon '19 miles of the Komratead branch from Robln otta) to Homestead. . The branch la a(jout mea long, the - Work to. work it out on tho woodpile,' Meteorological , Rigiport August 30,-J881. -!'- i i Foreeasts iMedtord and,vlcnlty Tonight tuid Sunday,- .oioudK. it8wiewiut,( cooler tonight. i Oregon: Clcncnilly cloudy tonight ond Sunday. Somewhat lower tem perature Interior tonight and In east portion Bunday.'ss; ; 'iM ; Meal Dutn.- ' Lowest temperature this morning 57 degrees. . . . :- Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 91; lowest, 54. - . Total prcclpltutiqn since Soptemr bcr 1, 1930, 13.67 Inchon Relative humidity at p.m. jrcs terday, 10:, ft a.m. today; 36. Sunset today, . 8:60 pm. . Tomorrow: , Sunrise,, 8:34 Sunset, .6:49 p. nr., .... ,, Obsep-ul luns tiikeiiat '5 n Meridian' Time. II City n Bnker City ......... Be5, 64.. ,1.. Cldy. Oldy. Cldy. Clear Clear Clear Cldy. Clear Cldy. Clear P. Cdy Cldy; Clear Cldy. Clear Cletir Cldy.' Clear Cldy. cwy. Boston 7" I.e4 Boise 00 68 Chicago. .... .; 4 : .... 78 .... 70 ....100 .... 80 .... 98 10 80 .-.:.. r .... 96 54 50, 60 74 63- 74 HO 68 66 ; 63 68' 68 68 68 64 68 Denver .'....'... Dcs Moines Freeno ....... Helena Los Angeles !rillnl New York Phoedix Portland .. Reno .01 94 Rosehurp- :X....c.... 98 Solt -iJike VI :. 84 Sn' Fmhclsco .a. 66 Seattle Spoknne' .... gtat Washington D O, 88 HOOVER ANSWERS PINCHOT'S LETTER WASHINOTON. Aug. 39. (AP) J President Hoover has answered tha letter pf Go. Plrtchot of Pennsyl vania urxtug hlm,,tp pull a special session of congress to deal with unemployment. The -reply was not mane public, , . The president has been represented repeatedly as opposed to an extra session, Personal Health Service . By William fllcned lettera pertaining to penonal health and tirilfne. not to 'disease, dlacootu or Ueatmsot ltl h iMMtMl h nr. ttrulv If a itamned Mir.uldrMfed asretone la enetoaedtettera tfaottld be brief and vritten to Int Ovtnc to tbe large number of reply can be made t4 queries Dot eooformlos to tbe Mall Tribune. - .. '; ' .- " , ..WHY. AJODIFV. illL.K FOR THE BABY i Why pot eed the young Infant with milk lust as it comes from the cow or the goat? Thai .might be all right if you have a goat, or If , the m(lk comes from a tuber-cullu-tested cow end Is delivered to your .home. immediately after milking, -v; As a rule all milk offered for sale in a town or city must be pasteurized (that means heating up to 145 degress F. for 20 to 30 minutes, then cooling' again enough heat to kill off tuberele 'baWlll, typhoid bacilli or Jstrpt&co6cl ':'.'4ijileas -to' certified :mllvswhlchHif course, is- pure and safe Oitak;'a.w. . u .i . ' -! Even If you can have milk; from your own cow or goa( or from, your jnetghbor's delivered. lnjmedJately after imllklng. it Is generally advisable to jmodlfy the' milk before you feed it to the baby.- Here is a table showing Ithe average or- usual composition 'of human milk, cow s milk- and goat's jmllk:- -.:.". . V. . . :.. - I Human- Cow's i Goat's " . ",.','. Milk Milk Milk Water . 87.41 87.27. 85.71 Troteln ....;.." 2.29 3.78 6.21 '3.65' 3.65 4.88 " .71 ' 4.39 4.78 4.46 ' .76. Fat , Sugar . Mineral salts. Si The purpose of modifying or alter ing, cow's milk or .goat's mllic is to Imake-Ht as nqarly -like human milk :as:poslble. The mam difference In ;ths .composition of: -human milk and ow's or. goat:s milk; Is In the propor tions .--of. protein ; (tascln, and albu- jmeo).-and of ..sugar; (lactose, milk isugar.) . i Human "milk . contains little mora than . half thi amount of pro- iteln usually present in: cqws or goat's milk,.; buf" almost twice- as , much sugan -pin- fat? oontent-"there is no great - dlfference,...exeepti -that' goat's jmllk-ls the. richest of-aHc:ii;Mi !;t . rsuppose.'. your nave an-- infant a month or twq old .to feed, 'with cow's mils;, or goat's milk. It would be well to modify tho: ireuii.-whole milk by .simply diluting: It wlth fiesh boiled water (boiled. .then cooled), In order ;to rlng th$ proportion of protein aown' io aDout mat or-ouman mux. 4fr,the milk contains .twice 'as much protein sJ.ihuman. nulk. contains, you ;wau)d bring thf protein, down to the h-ight proportion, by mixing, with the jmllk an equal quantity of water. But 'that':. would-alflo brin the propor tion. of lat and sugar down' to barely mora- than, half the amounts of these in human milk.' So In order to cor rect this -you would add some pure cream and sonic sugar to the mix ture.. Then you would have a modi fied milk, -verey.' similar to Human milk In composition, and .that's what the "yqtinfe Infant requires. It is riot so Important In the feeding of babies over six months of age. It doesn't matter much ' which sugar yon add in modlfylnymllk for the baby cane or -.beet, sugar,-, corn sugar (glUcose, cormsyrup), inaltose HI'NFLOWEK'S' lllSTORYn?. iy ' Jlnry. (fnihnm Bonnet Trie tittle Blactt' ClocK .Sinil turned thp tlmij."Vay ''back.; inthey were on the sliores of an enormous ' f ' ' ' Ink. ...Klnh , V.n Clock Bald was Lake Huron.,. , There were many Indians "around and they were taking care: of regular gar den of enormous sunriowers.- '.: . They:- were using the stalks, they told John and ' Peggy,, for materials, and bo usc.dj.f6r (foqd for: their horses,: ajid ,)ti, ,'4w(ls,1 would be eaten, too,. w.niie vncy i;c)iiig mKe iiair uu uiiw dye from' tfie 'flowers for their dress-Ing-up times, - ' ' We have a row or - sum lowers growing back Of the garage" Peggy told the Cto?k. and he'knew. It, too. tor he d HI not stand : on the desk in the back hall all the time, i -Now one of the Indian chiefs was talking tot John and Peggy. He was. telling thorn how they cultl vated these great daisies and how the BUnflpwers know how to turn on their stalks so as to gat the sunshine on their flowering - races ' ana on their leaves. Ho told them, too, how these flowers ond plant had been, brought from the pralrlea, where other In dians had grown them, and how the early settlers would toke them and cultivate them. too. and now some samples of these plants wouldj be sent back to sngianu ana i-trihc where they would also be grown. - And now they watched the stem movlns- silently so as-to get mor of the sunis warmth and health Und John, and Pom thought this was quite- marvelous. The- ehlldren thought how much more - they would regard their own row of sunflowers when they got home. ut now the chief-ahdwed Peggy and John the animals all eating the seeds, of the flowers. - .. . Certainly these great flowsrs were ready to be used for all purposes. Monday "lUark-fcycd hiiwhis'." . 4 lium Wheeler Paner WHKELKR. Or. Aug. (XP)- The Wheeler Reporter. Nrhalem val ley weekly, has been purchased by A. N. ftlerrtl, formrlj of West Salem. SUNDOWN Brady,. M..D. r- letter receives onlra-fee ess be answered here. No loetxiKtlooa. Address Dr. Wuuass 9ragf IB ears at ' ". ,. or lactose (sugar of milk). The cream 1b best taken from the top' bf a "Jar of fresh milk, that 'hSB Btood cooling for several hours. . v Formerly lime water was added in modifying milk, but this Is rarely necessary. If anything else' than plain -boiled "water Is used to dilute the froilli.rlf . had better' be barley water or oatmeal- water, barley water being somevhat less- laxative' '"'than oatmeal water; - - --Here Is a simple formula for-modl- f Icatlon-otr mllki -for ababy Hwo months - old : Add a pint of water to a quart of the. milk, stir two-table. spoonfuls of sugar in, and add from one tO'three-.or-four tablespoonfuls of fresh cream. .-: :- '-. ' -i '.- . QUESTIONS AND ANSMEKS.. Blngworm of Feet. Several months ago you sent me two formulas for -ringworm, of the feet (athlete's-foot), and since then I have cured myself and two other persons, but'-now I find inyVcopy is missing. m.-Wi'"" - Answer. Whitfield's--ointment: Salicylic acid .....;L......,.-.-.-i...'ie grains Beneolo acid :.-.....;.....v.i--.. 2fi- grains Soft petrolatum i.-.-.;';'...:;.3' drams Cocoanut oll..........;.....to -make- 1-ounce Apply at night to affected patches of skin, for-one Week, then-Bt weelt and resume if necessary-.:-" r;- r Whitfield's lotion for use in day"' time: ' t . .. '. - Salicylic acid . dram Benzoic acid ......'..i:; drams Acetone- i:...:.,.......-..'.:.--?.....:::.-:-.! ounce Diluted alcohol enough to niake 4 oz, I-.,cannot! guaranteethese recipes will come through In print as I write them. - Glad to mall any reader'-'on request the Information, If he Incloses a statnped envelope bearing hip ad- '... Seasoiial. Astlimn.:';, i I have frequent attacks of asthma from April to October.- '.Have been bothered most' of my life Had a sinus' operation by eminent surgeon which was supposed to cure but It was a total failure . '. . H. T. R., Jr. " Answer. The -seasonal' character 'of your -trouble suggests polllndsls-some form of "hay fever." . But theni 'pos sibly : it .is' some '-particular '.'food .-.or other protein with whloh you happen to come) In contact In tho . no-oyster months; say a" dog, cat, horse, canary, parrot, goose feathers, kapok, or even the face powder your, summer girl uses. ! -,: '.: " -; '.' .'. Kound Shoulders. ; :,. Daughter, 12, getting roupd-shoul. dered.. Would It be advlstble .to give her- (a hlfalutlri nostrum) during the day and at bedtime? Mrs. C. .Jj. MW. Answer. Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for in. structlons for posture exercise to op pose the , tendency to round shoui ders. I do tiot think the nostrum will do the child as-much good as piam, wholesome, food -which she likes, .By all means sea that your -daughter gets the full benefit -of every bit of physical education the school- she' at tends affords." - .; -. - (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) - THE DON'T ll.MIIT. ' Bjt ""Alli-e JcnIsoi Peale, .Hpewoud you ilk Mt "if gb times stop" doing" fus. you mustn't"1 toucii this, you must drop that! Don't you think, that It .you were VIluJf. ..V"1","?" . tpterierea ,,with ..ani frustrated in d61hg'!what ,vdu were bent'hptin It might curdle youV dis position; just a little? t ". . ,i : to- many xhlldren "No." ' Ston' and -"Don't "are the most' freauentlv recurring woras in grown-up vocabu lary.' There Is a classic story about the little girl who, asked her name, answered promptly. ' "Mary Don't :' it would be a wholesome 'exercise for levery mother to keep' track In- writing of the number of times she says don't In - alngle'-morrilng. V i . . Then let her ask - horself .how many of the.se, don'ts- could -have boon avoided by planning.' ahead' so: that the hlld would not have start ed -doing something 'forbidden or: by diverting his attention Into-some more-desirable channel. o v -She will be- surprised to -renllw that In nine- cases -out of ten her don'ts were caused by her own Irri tability, lack of foresight or lazi ness. ' "'-:-. The don, habit not only spoils the child' disposition; but tends also1 to make him negative. That is, he wants to do the very thing which is forbidden. - . .-.- v . Tills Is partly because slmblv bet ing told not to do a thing only fas tens nis attention upon It the more and partly because he wants to get even and assert himself. - Remember that too many don'ts cannot help but make a disobedient and, bad-tempered child ; 4 " .. Mystery Thriller On Rialto Program Anna May Wong appears In Ssx Rohmer's thrilling- mystery drama. "Daughter of ' the ' Drairon." whlrh opens at the Fox Rialto Sunday for a. 3-dasr..ngagement.,, .. Warner Olahd and siuweu Haya- waka are featured in the excellent cast. .'.-..-. ' , ' ; - :- ' WAGNER CREEK SCHOOL .OPENING SET SEPT. 7 , WAGNER CREEK. Ore. Aug. 39 (Special) Wagner Creek school dls trlct announces that school will start September 7. The professor will be Mr, . Cecil A. Poole, with Miss Eunice Hager in the lower room. An books are- put In order and the final work to nearly completed. .Patients Flighto'Time !'s..,i.,, .-' ifdforl and JactawB ConaUy HUtory From tbe FUea of The Mall Tribune ol 10 Mid 10 Year Ago.) . , TEN YEBS AOO TODAY ; Great hordes of grasshoppers along- Bear creek 'spolj .fishing. ' . nnirvh Rowslll starts, giving every-1 hndv tev..thA.-countv-a watermelon. as he planted too-.-imony following the shortage of lastjar.t . No trace found-of Eric Wold's stolen Overland aytp. ; a-. - ' . f l l 1 1 - -It- r Police arrest, two citizens . intoxi cated' drink patent medicine. chicairo wOmien" s'lirti wearing knlctorbocer:'- l - ' ' l P.lot. lihickens .1Mat.J Brumfleld murder "case,. . and.('.h , y ht others Involved,.. , ". '-' '(' ; : ' TWENTY TEARS AGO TODAY : .August 2, 1911.' : (It- -Was Tuesday) , Frank 'Gotch is 6 - to 3 favorite to: defeat Hackcnschmldt for world's wrestling championship . In Chicago. Court Hallnf thuv cityi ipredlcts hst Hackenschmldt .will ; win:-: Fred H. Cowles to .deliver lectures fa cbUdisn. of ity . -fire praven- .Grand ' Jury, exonerates "Ashland boys, 'accused of raiding' watermelon . Jack?on . county ", fishermen', and hunters paitl 66000 lor. licenses this year. ' -. Jacksonville railroad, hit by auto bus, purchases 'seven-passenger ' auto and will run same to., county seat to regain business-.-". -:y.- Judge and Mrs. Crews return from trip to .gortlarid .and .Btigene. ; .- a ' " . . - r-TT ' ' . Food Value-of Pears To thaJSditor:... -i.. : Referring to your editorial - "A Pear a Doy," I think joyr.feadira: rnaybe interested in tne following table giv ing food values -of ' apples," peaches, oranges and pears -measured in calories. , -.-.,.' i . .: ' 'fi - Carbc,hy ." .' -Proteins Fatr' drates-Total Apples (1 OK).' .4- .'i.l .'." .12.1 U8.4 Oranges . ...xu.il ils-10 ai.3 Peaches ; ...i.:-....l , ! - 'i.3 ' .' '10.8 Pears ji.i...- 1 ' 1 ' 14 16 The food value of pears--to 85 per cent higher than the food value of peaches, ' 47 percent higher than organes, and 36 'percent higher 'nan Lpples. -' " - - - -. - Dr. Lahman, the father of modern dietetics, and perhaps t,he most effU cieht anaTyst ever born the owner of tne'Tinest 'sanitarium in the- world where 1-3,000 people were treated and cured- every year was the first to point ouf: the Important part "mineral salts--:play -ln: foodstuffs,-? but that such mineral salts are In' organic combination, not always possible to analyze."''" -v--1-'- -. ' ; '-" Let us now' see what to said about mineral salts in" apples: "According,- to the tabulations ' of mineral salts; the apples seem -to' be a good deal behind other fruits and therefore t3e Inference " might be drawn IJlat the " apple Is receiving more Credit fhan It deserves. At any rate the 'tabulations shdw that ' quite a- number of other fruits are just as gooo or ratner natter, etp," tr Now" pears -' -i -J? 1 "The softer and riper' the pears the more laxative' 'they wilt be. ; They contain proportionately more potas sium salts, and . may therefore be recommended for sour stomachs." GEO. SCHUMACHER, Ph.D. Mcdford,' Aug. 29. - , .- - - Hkcs Mall Tribune.. . - : To. the Editor: .- .-''.-: '. . . ; tt wish to have, you-know, how much we enjoy The Medford Mall Tribune. . When the paper, arrives ji at once proceed to devour It com pletely-; - .'' .'. .'. -,- -. : First I take in the headlines lor the extraordinary happenings, which of course Includes Will Rogers. Then I turn to the editorials and commu nications. Then the Nobbs. Then I bomb back over the paper . and take in practically everything' and uiu-ays-urisDane. . Airi also Inclosing clipping from uregqn rarmer, which I found 4n terestlng and Instructive.' We 'are eager fqr anything dealing with Russia, hoping to get correct Infor mation concerning conditions there ' BERT HARR Jscksonville, August 37. 9o rrv Today -nr,.hrro .pndartea aJ rid a gaix4a ppny. . .--n. . .' -"Whi. all this talk. thfll ha u ay a Puff, ."'is just halonev-" :i Itut after he luu rlM'n (mm gaucho pony spill - a- v . . Says- Puff: t irrl-tMat -J've" been through a teal bqlurna mill - .. i ia, . .. ., No mow green slab ' wdoa errailable after Sept. lav A blf loaxt ofabow a cord and half :for aj. Phon, Jg 1 CoiTOunicatipiis ywiey-rva Co; ---n, c - MAIJj; TRIBUNE -;'-' daEy ' ACROst 1. Town In Ohio place of 'i ' "' woranrp. . . Weep 12. The ' presept . v- -drne- - - - " 13. Plunge aud- dertly-:lnto , ' ' - Water "" ' -It Regret 15. Writlrie fluid 16. -Cereal grass 17.. English river li. Ininorreii by ' use , JITOratls 2J". Gaping- - ' U. Illrd: or tne :. tatarHacr-.. .-i , j .family-..-.- 17. Uncovered 28. Neatly done.: colloq. 29. Metric land "' measure' - JO. Aged '!"' : 31. Aspect. V 32. Selffi'j'i..'. -JJ. Myself -.' , SI; Footprint - , 3R. God of war ' ' 3fl.- Irish termvof - 'pndeaririept .38. Accustom . . 39. Ceremony 40. Small nail it. Rent m a. TtirkMS name 44, Solid water. 4J. Conjiipotlon 48: Sort- drinks 5(1. Largest river - In" Scotland 61. Poem 62. Fidelity 63: Before S' M EnN Cj-nO T. pEIOi cbN"lvlElfEiDjeKgg i ty III' T- fT' '',:- -'-.-' WW " 17,:'. -.'.; W.4A "il ;'-'' ' ml--iLLm' ' 41 !. : ? g48 IT",;. : '. ; B ' Rogers! Is Coming In' "Young As You Feel," his! latest Fox starring " picture. Will Rogers discards the personal habits - of' a lifetime and appears for the ,f list tfrnoi. ori- stace of screen as -B well- gi-oomctf. Tiond street tailoredJgehtiei man. ,'. ,-. ' '- ' ". - -' Rogers has not gone Bollywood. His: striking wardrobe Is a- definite -part of rthe very human' -characterl-: zatlon - Rogers- .portrays as- "Lemuel .Morehouac.l dyspeptic, ' grouchy old fogey who Is compelled to turn ultra modern, as an example - for his two sons. '- . . " !- ' :".: "Youftg 'As t You Feel," which', is tbe -screen version of George Ade's hilarious play, . "Father and the Boys'; and which opens at the Fox Craterlan for- a four-day engage ment starting tomorrow, deals with the-widowed father of two modern sons, a; man who -. has devoted nis llta-'ttx their interests and -who wishes them' to settle down to business- and become 'happy, contented husbands. "Young (As You Feel" Is reported to be ''the best picture Will Rogers has made.-ii ', '', ' :- "a-v..- In 'addition tO"Flfi .IDorsay and Luclen Iitttlefleld, '. Rogers':' support ing: -cast includes -Donald Dtllawny and VTerrance Roy. -.c - v ' ; :.- - ' i i, 4 h'o ti-'i. : ti 'c ' Lquojr Dumped Into Creek by Off totals A week's accumulation of liquor. gathered by city and county officers, was dumped Into Bear creek yester dajr afternoon by therH. The lot 'in cluded tw . . 10-gallon kegB, ' two,, 8" gallon Ttegs, three ' gallon' Jtigi, "16 fluaru) "and two pints of moonshine, in quarts and '40 pints or beer, ana four ono-gallon Jugs, two 10-gallon kegs and one quart of wine. ' . -' Phone 643. We'll haul away your refuse, city sanitary Service.- - .; i' Notice of Sheriff's Sale.' - By virtue of an execution on fore closure duly Issued out of and under the-seal of the Circuit Court -of the. State of Oregon, in and for the .County or jaexson, to me-directed -and dated: on th Itjth day of August, 1031, in a certain actloh therein, wherein The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a Cor poration, 'as Plaintiff, recovered tudg-' ment against the property hpreipafter wvwiuucu, jur tne slim or r ive Anou-sandSlxtS-threeand38-10d'(a5,063J6)' dollars, with costs and disbursements taxed at Seventy-two and 20-100" 1(73.20) dollars, and the further sum of Pour Hundred and no-100 ($40000) dollars, as attorney's foes, which judgment-was enrolled and docketed in the iClerk's office of said Court In said 1931 ''1 ' P.f .August, Notice Is' hereby eiveri that, niiritii- ant to the terms of the Said execti-' iion. i wm on the 38th day of Sep tember, '193i;'at 10100 o'clock a.' m., at the front door rf 'the Courthouse In the. city of Medford. In' Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale and win sell, at public auction for cash tfl thethlghest bidder, to satisfy said Judgment, together, with the costs of this isle, subject to' redemption ss prov ded by law. oil of the right, title and Interest-that, fho . 4i. Morris had on the 37th day of Ve'J . . al now J1M- ot 'hat the said defendants Ernest V. Abbott arid Jane Doe Abbott." husband and 'wife,' Nettie M. Armprlest and Walter Arm. --1-., wue arm nusnmrt- Hnnnsh M i CRQSSWORD PU27I . Solutlonof Yeterday'iuiii! t "Mem t BffioJfjSliii4,'i VI 1 -m-atW A ia aa U l 1 SlilW vlQluDR sUpa vMETRie' '' ' FTErr SJ' sun 1 Ure . strn . 0la3 ia ... rvn 1 , ', t time . i. 6 S in.. I one f ( t-UCK OO . ? fflmUv 2 Pill ihn. i. . 42. P, M 8. Something ; porarlly , J enter. y. wo ii J Slvter and Pearl M. Slvter. wi husband; Ed Wild 'and Alice M husband and1 wife;- southern Credit Bureau, a wrporatloi Applegate- and Jane Dob-mi wile .of Ross Applegate,. wbba name Is Luella Applegate; asl land National Farm LcaaAaol a corporation, or any pr eltl tnem, nod, or now nave, in anci following descrioed property n -and being In Jackson count;,' towit: '. " -' -' ' . - Beginning St the SoathiM-. ,of - Donation Land Claim- rtw in Township Thirty-nine South, one,. ast of the Willamette lan. thence "South 5.28 chains: East 11.50' chains; thence Nortl chalns:! thence. West ;11. I thence South 40.00 chains-iota of beginning; " Containing more or less, excepting thereto following': Beginning at the west corner of Donation lenfi No. 44 In Township Hit South, Range One, East ol ta lamette Meridian; tnence 348.50 feet; thence East 414 thence' North 1261.20" feet: West 414.70 feet; thence South feet to the place' df bcglnnlni taming 12 acres, an siiuaiw son County, Oregon. '' ' . Dated this 21st day of Augutl '--' " 1 RALPH a. JBOTH Sheriff of Jackson CountiT. By Olga E. Anderson, T: W. MILES. Attorney. , Mrs. R. E. Carld ; Pacific Highway Norl Vou,aro Invited to presentW pon at the Mall Trmunt o receive two : TO A TALKING .PICT ; PROGRAM" At W ?' H As a Guest Subscriber oi .. MAIL;. TRIBUNE WATCH THI8 $PACE. T a acbseriber of the Msll J, your name may appear iw row. Only (ubscriberC niin be published and, during V ration of this offer. M luhjc will be fllven in opPun'''. Joy FREE (hows G'Jt? THIS PAPER. .'', . NOWPlATOia "The Night Aiig mm ,- C o mi n g 1 1. f?. asT-i. V J "VI J 'M W V unday'i n - . t