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PAGE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune "Ittrysni in Southern 0:iMa Hall Uh Mill Trlsuna" Dallr snr) Simdai PiibUahrd bi Msnrami pmktino co. n-ii-ai N Tit si ft" t BOBPRT W IIUHI.. Ultor , B. t. KNAPP. Minaear ' An Inrjrcemlant Ntwwwf Entered as ikomI etui outtw it Medfore. UtMon, uivlw AM 01 Uirdi 8, I87. CUItsrUIPTIOK TM B Mall In Allium Pall,, aiui SwkIm . rear . .' fully, with Sundir. Bonis. .... .. - Dull,, allhout Rum!!,, mnnlh Pally, vlthout Sunder, rear BunJir. ne far B Carrier. In Adranei MHfar4. .. SO .. .Tn .. J. .. 6. SO .. S 00 Alhland. - flcfclorrIUf . Crntrll Point, rbwnll, llll ana on illtftiwin. Dallr. lin BuMiy. monOi.. , Dally, aithmtt Sunday mints. . . Dally. vilhnut Sundar. wis yur. Dally. trils Bundiy, am year. . . AU tirmi. rain In adenee. Talrnt. nolll .. rt .. OS .. f.on .. roo tvrlrlil nir " u City of Hxtford. Official pepar of Jaekaor) County. immiH or thl absociatdo pbsss llaralrlnc full Uuad Win Serrire UK Aaaotlalid Pratr li ndiul'ely entitles In iht ue far puli'leatlon of ill ntwt rIIneWiei ryadltad to It or ntharrln rradltrd In thla eerar ap1 alio to thl Inral niva puhllhcd tifteln. 4l rlihta for piibltratlon of anrrlil Mipatriie . . n in alio rurrrM MKMBEB W IINITTD POftM utmr.it or audit bureau or cunJUTioMB Adrrrtfthl B,pmenHtlm M. C MOflKSBEN C0MPAMT Offlm In Kra Tort. ChltMO. Drtrnlt. tin rrandieo, Lea AniilM, Brittle, Ptirtlind. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur ferry. Th olty oan point with prld to th fact that bind of gypsies wont through tut wuk and no citizen hr hli pooketbook. If a dollar 1 thrown hard on the oounUr, it will dano merrily, aa of yore, Mrohante report lnataad, but not alway, they are lali glrssrly on' tti edge, and anatehed away before they ean grab them, aft Marlaanna Urbanowlcs haa beooate Mr. Vladvslowlos Qurunr dowektiotk. (Huntington Jottlnga.) Por woree or for woraer. It would take a Sherlock Holme to figure out the inalde of the Aurora bank robbery, with the alien. nanlgan between the Portland, police and the atool-plgeon, to to eto. nothing aeema certain except there wa eome monkey-business with aommonsen and Justlos. A OENT BACKS UP (Cairo, IU Cltlsen) Notion! made a mlatake. f- fsctire August 14, Mai, 1 will ba reeponalbl for purohaan made by may wife and ion a hereto fore, Anoll Dowllng, The Home Brewera Association haa (lied a protest, because their crafts- tranship Is not mentioned in the Bom Product oampalgn. The nrorberatlng thud and metal lic c"k of SIS shoes, worn by youths on the verge of their first nose-width mustache, are keeping the sidewalks not. The footwear weighs as much as the wearer, and make a noise like combination 4d and tap dancer. ' Some of the corn la out of the shock and still shocking. Roy stamp and hi faithful dog, Pldo or something, were doing the Tillage ereet Wednesday, (Heppner Hew.) By way of mention. Everything ha been mentioned aa oure for the Depression, except re moval of the tonsil. The first overooat reported etoltn by snook thieves ha been found where the owner hid it. last spring. SPEEDINO SUMMER , The bee eeeka out the hollyhock; The airy, fairy hummingbird I sipping at. the tour o'olock All undeterred: Oone are the lily and the rose, And oh, how fast the summer goes! The darting dragonfly la fleet Of wing above the ehrunken pools The cricket sounds Its sharp put aweet Staccato In the twilight cool; Toward eutumntldo and slant of snows Alas, how fast the eummer goes I (New Tork Sun) THE COUKT ON AUTOS It I not the ferocity of automo bile that Is to be feared, but the ferocity oi those who drive them. unless ln,....iu agency Intervenes, they are usunlly harmless. While by reason of the rat of pay allotted to Judge tn this state, few. If any, of them have ever owned one of these machines; yet some have occasionally ridden, thereby acquiring some knowledge; and wa have, therefore, found out that there are time when these maohlnee not only lack ferocity but asaume such an Indisposition to go that It cases tlve limit of human ingenuity to make them move at all They are not to be classed with bad dogs, 7tclou bulla, evil-disposed mule nd the like. ( Ftom Oeorgla Court Decision) THE LOAt'BKS' LAMENT Oh, It's time to go to oollege And to study like the douce; Oh, It's time to get some knowledge, But, darn It, what' the use? Plumbers own the high prloed care And put on lota of swank; Brlckmason hva their prlvat bar And money In the bank. Pish venders run for president And promise wlu and beer; Professor board to pay the rent Of house email and drear. Oh, I'd like to go ahead with school, It football and It track, But I think I'll shoot a game of pool And maybe win some Jack, (Exchange) a . Matin- -Construction of new Oreat Northern railroad station here being Editorial Correspondence VICTORIA, B. C, Sept-11. All Victoria ii mourning be- cause the king of Siam didn't ontch a tyee salmon, entitling him to wear a copper button along with all bi other med als. His majesty returned thla afternoon after spending near ly a week on the Campbell river, and only caught six enhoc. However, after seeing the King, we think It just as well he didn't hook a 30-pound tyee for had he done so we fear Siam would either be minus a King or his majesty would have had the humiliation of not only los ing the fish but also his bait and tackle. For with King Pra jadhipok on one end of the line and King Salmon on the other, there could be no question of the final outcome. We muat read tip on Slam. Aelde from produolng twin and white ele phant, we know nothing about that country. Perhaps little king are a much desired In that country aa little feet In China. If ao, the fltamoeo hare a prize package In Prajadhlpok. for he la only about four feet ten and cant weigh over 98 pounds. He look rather likens plucked pomeran- lan. But, according to report, he rule over 14,000,000 people, , and to u rich a J. P, Morgan. He mutt be a good eport, too, for he offered hla boatman SB per pound for any tyee he might catch. Perhaps the boatman figured- land ing a tyee and a Xing at once wa worth more than 15 per pound. The British tak their royalty seri ously. And that of course la the way royalty should be taken If at all, We happened to be gravitating around Prince SvastI a usual, when thr wa a great flurry and running about of flunkey, w almost stepped on the King trying to get away. A It waa we bumped into an officer of the Royal Mounted Police, In eoarlet coat, dark green flaring riding breeches, patent leather riding boots and s Stetson a yard wide with a strap around the nap of th neok. He wa very polite, no doubt taking ua for another member of the royal party. Bo w stood our ground for th lmple and ufflolent reason that with everyone crowding around w couldn't get away. Th Prince, who we remarked before, look rather Ilk Warner Oland, and muat weigh clo to 900 pounds, greeted the "Kink' and Queen rather casually wi thought. At least he didn't get down on hla knee or do any Oriental aa laamtng. He laughed and embraced them and exchanged a few words In rather a parental fashion. A the Queen la hi daughter and th -King hla nephew, that wa no doubt nat ural. All th Japan bell boy lined up (tlttly, ye right, and th hotel manager,' with Miss Forsham John son, daughter of the Lieutenant Gov ernor, did the immediate honors, lead ing th royal procession to th vice regal suite oh the second floor, Tonight there I a dinner at the Lieutenant Governor's and tomorrow a luncheon and reception at Mr, and Mrs. Butohart' owner of the fam ous garden. A Canadian newspaper man vary kindly offered u a ticket to th latter, but a usual we are without th proper regimental, and besides tt 1 drizzling now', and looks Ilka a downpour, tomorrow. Then again wa bar had about enough of royalty. It we attended with a bor rowed morning coat and white apat. we would probably get arrested for lea majesty befor w got out. We hav been lucky ao far, better let It go at that. Dnllk Vancouver! there are no beer parlor In Victoria. You can buy anything you want at th govern ment atoree, but you must drink it somewhere sis. If you long tor a beer hall, however, there are several outside of town and Esquimau eoroas th way, la an open town. Prom what we can learn there are fewer apeak- aaalee and bootlegger her than In Vancouver, and there I certainly lea vltltnc of drinking. Labor Day night In Vancouver, aa perhapa we remarked before, waa almost a wet aa a big football night In San Fran cisco. But we have yet to see the slightest evidence of Inebriation over here. Even at the race track no drlnke are served oitcept in the olub house. One always hears about U. S. tour ists coming up here and getting nicely plastered. Perhaps that It true during the height of the tourist sea son but It oertalnly Isn't true now. W ean vouch for on American vis itor having had (BELIEVE IT OR MOT) only one glass of beer since he arrived. That may aound fishy but It' really human nature. When you CANT got It you WANT It; when you CAN, you don't. Note this: There are no BEACH PAJAMAS IN VICTORIAI And If then are any flapper we ha vent eeen them. "There ar amert looking woman and pretty girls, but they ap-, MEDFORD MAIL TRTBtTCTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1931. patently get their color from the at moephere rather than the drug store. And, sper. Icing of drug store, th local one specially in a rugs Ins to ad of quick lunches and rurloe. The best looking thing her In th human llns ar th boys -woy around 40 and 13w met a group of them on Government street thl morning, In Oxford shorts, Eton caps, bright cheek and curly towheada thy war following around some of th Slamea royal party on a ahopplng tour. Bach one a fine model for a high priced portrait painter. ' "Canada for the Canadians" 1 th motto up here. You run Into It everywhere. Tak th movies, for x- ampls. They ar making a strenuous effort to persuade th people to pat ronize British movie rather than the Hollywood brand. Editorial ar be ing written about It. But to date we ebould aay progress la Blow, In the last 34 hour we attended two movies which rave us some interesting svl- denoe.- First a British movie, "On Approval," an excellently done smart comedy, really perfect of tta kind. Second, that rowdy film, "Th Front Page," to our mind the beat and moat typically American film of the year. A small but select audience at the former, a -crowd roaring at the latter, every aeat flUed. We have an Idea Hollywood will win out In Canada In pit of all th propaganda. Why? Because while Canada love the home country, it Is temperamentally Ameri can and th Hollywood film ba the snap and go and creative originality of the New World. British movie are more artistic, mors civil lied, but somehow they lack th punch. In other directions, however, this Canada for Canadians Is making pro gress, Canada's new protective tariff la evidence of It. -Take pears, for example. We have taken pain to visit a dosen or more fruit shops here and In Vancouver, You can't find a Medford pear or a TJ. 8. pear in any of them. The pears come from Canada Okanagoq poor looking things selling for SO cent a done up.- A year ago Oregon pears were being sold all over British Columbia, but now with a tariff of a dollar a box they ar not vn handled and pear money stay at home. Most of th citrus fruit, also grape and grape fruit, come from California, but for th first time In Canadian his tory Australian oranges are being sold here. Today a ship at the dock a atone' throw away from hi hot! la unloading oranges from Australia, 8000' boxes of them, a a In th coming campaign our Demo cratic friends no doubt ar going to make thl Canadian situation an ar gument against .th Hawloy-Smoot bill and Republican tariff policies In gnral.: Well, then I a basis for argument no doubt. But aa we eee it the harm ha been done. Lower ing our tariff now Isn't going to make Canada lower here. Th fruit grow- up hen and elsewhere in the United Kingrdom hav had a taste of th benefit of protection and will Insist upon it continuance. In other directions than fruit and land product, tn Canadian tariff haa not and will not build up Cana dian manufacturing. Th Yankee manufacturers an too foxy for that. They hav already moved their plant across the line, from automobile, through camera to shaving soap and sliced bacon. Thus they escape th tariff and no Canadian manufactur ers oan euccessfully compete with them. So thla tariff doesn't help Canada eo much a it injure th United State. She still buy Ameri can product, the money goes to th state wbll Unci Sam lose th In vested capital and payroll. Not so good for th U. 8. A. but how an you going to help Itr R. W. R. IIbJbbT MStfTefeaaaBV 9U rrv At time the Llama trot with Puff; SI other time he walks: He goes through all his paces, and there's only once he balks That comes when Puffy asks him why It take s double "L" To start his bloomln' nam with when bnt on would do a well. Willamette Clackamas county wlU receive bid Septembei 14 for con struction of bridge over Tualatin river, one-half mile south of here. Ashland 10-atamp mill at Barron mine south of city, to start operations shortly. LICENSE JL Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Signed letter pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, dlagoust or Lrrentrnvnt wtL be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped self addresead envelope Is endcaed Letters should be brief and written In ink. Owing ro the large rumbri letter received only a few can be answsred nc-rc-. rip reply run oe wan, ip nuuiw, air nullum nrauy in carp A CRICK IN THE BACK "Railroad spine" quite popular In the days befor Henry. Th term Implied that th patient bad been fortunate enough to be on a train when the train waa Jolted even derailed or w r o k d, and had com out of It with a back that prac tically Incapaci tated him until after a aatlsfao- tory Judgment waa rendered. Of course then I no way to decide In some uch ease where an array of medical expert on the one band testify there 1 actual trouble and an opposition crowd testily then is no trouble. I had been practicing aeveral yean before I ever heard of atraln or dislocation or partial dislocation of th sacroiliac Joint. Of course I was vaguely awara that our osteo path to brethren pretended to diag nose what they called "slipped In nominate" which la another way of saying dislocated aacro-Ulao. But J didn't take the osteopath very seri ously then. One day 1 had a hurry call. The patient I found sitting In a carefully rigid attitude on the edge of a chair. She dared not move, lest she Buffer another stab of pain in her back.- She had been perfectly weU until -ehe leaned over to lift a heavy pan of dough from th floor to a table, and as shs attempted to heave It up "something gave way" In her back, and aha waa rendered Instantly help less. Friends had to carry her to her chair. On examination I found the muscle over the aaoro-lllao Joint In marked epasm. I applied a wide girdle of several layers of strong ad hesive piaster aa firmly aa possible around the pelvis, to support the Joint. As soon a this was applied the patient found he could stand up and walk, about without discom fort. We kept such eupport applied for several week, and there was no more trouble. The aaoro-Utao Joint Is hot nally a Joint at all. It is merely the' Junc tion between th sacrum or base of the spine and the wing of- the hip bone. It la normally quit Immov able. Even In the most marked cases of saoro-lilao atraln or sprain or re laxation or subluxation or partial dislocation, a It Is variously termed, X-ray pictures give previous little evidence of any actual displacement of the bonea that Join In the syn chondrosis. Th X-ray technician profess to see some evidence of mo bility In certain oases, but I' never felt convinced. Still, sacro-lllac atraln or sprain 1 common enough and then can be no question of the accuraoy of the diag nosis In such typical cases as the one described. Then, too, the treat ment, by one form of support or other for the Joint, pretty thoroly corroborate the diagnosis it the diagnosis la correct, for proper sup port Invariably gives great relief. Then la a tremendous amount of commercial hooey marketed In the STORIES AIR WADING By Mary Graham Bonner John and Peggy took a good look at th air farm. Th Little Blaok Clock had been able, because of hi mglc, to turn af, time far for ward . into the future when they had farm In tho air. Just aa In the old days plane could stay up for a long time now they could buUd b o u s and farm upon gi gantic dirigibles which could stay up In th air all th time. Many peopl Ilk to tak trip and stay up In th air tor a vary long Urns, and others liked to stay there almost aU the tlm. In fact. It waa almost aa much of an excitement in these aay for po ple to visit th earth, as It waa In th daya when John and Peggy parent wen young to see plana fly ing overhead. Th on who owned the farm ax- plained how they hsd not only mad deliveries of milk In th milk plane, but how they took egg and chickens and other farm produce to the air hotel. , There wen planes for all of the provision and John and Peggy could not get over the tremendous differ ence between these daya when wag ona and then automobiles had car ried food tn from the country. But now the one who owned th farm asked them if they would Ilk to go wading. He took them to a pond, not far from when th cow waded In their stream, and they went In wading. The water, the air farmer explained all cam from cloud, and they had special pipe which they could run Into rain cloud whenever they want ed any water. It .waa a beautiful ending to their thrilling trip to th air farm. Than they took their plane and want back to th earth. Tomorrew The Bonfire" Klamath Fall Klamath county started work on two market road sur facing job that will cost in neigh borhood of saa.wo. (Mm queries no cenrorming la instruction. tn Mail xriDuno. WITHOUT LITIGATION form of special belt and corset for the sacro-lllac Joint. Peopl ar as gullible about these thing aa they are about nostrum and quackery In general, Many Intelligent person assume tnat u the makers of the gadget Sdvertlae In our best medical Journals they must be reliable, and so they are financially, tho that hasnt much to do with their com petence to give medical advloe oi treatment. a ones: in tne Deck that comes suddenly when one 1 turning over In bed or leaning forward to lift some thing. I very likely to be an Indica tion of aaoro-lllao sprain. A firm mattress with spring that nurrvKT rather than let you down. wlU prevent and relieve many a chronlo backache or lame back due to relaxed sacro-lllac synchondrosis QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Personal Service I should ba very glad, too, if you can send me your pamphlet or trea tise on the effects of tobacco and alcohol on the system. (H. M.I Answer I am unwilling to aend anyining impersonally, if you or your dependent haa tho tobacco or alcohol habit, write me and 111 give my oesi advice in a private letter, provided you Inclose stamped envel ope bearing your address. Extraction of Teeth Please tell me the best way to have teeth extracted the whole upper set. I am so nervous when I have a tooth pulled by blocking the nerve ... Is gas dangerous and can they extract the whole upper set by taking gas? a. w. a.) Answer If even one -tooth Is sound by all means save it. Where many teeth are hopelessly decayed or in fected It Is better to have them ex tracted a few at a time at Intervals of three or four week. Oss and oxygen may be used for each extrac tion. Constitution Goes Red What 1 the cause for a brick red sediment that olouds the urine? Also tne same matter discolors the arm. pita? Something wrong somewhere amneysr uvey Metabolism (R. J. M.) Answer Nothing very wronir. You need to drink more water or what ever fresh fruit Juice beverage you prefer. The red stain from sweat la usuaUy due to the growth of a harm less germ. The aluminum chloride solution so effeotlv for excessive or odorou weatlng In th armpit wlU probably oorreot the trouble half an ounce of aluminum chloride dissolv ed in three ounces of dWtllled water. Mop the ekln of armpits with this once a day tor a week. Salivary Digestion Our family is havlnir an anmm.nt about the work of the aallva in the digestion of food. Please settle It so we can nave peace. (H. D. W.) Answer A digestive ferment called ptyalln or salivary dlatasa in present In the saliva. Thla convert trtrch Into maltose or a form of soluble eugar. The salivary digestion I car ried on chiefly in the upper end of the atomach, where the food mass when swallowed may remain an hour or more before It mixes with th acid gastrlo Juice the acid stops the sail vary digestion. parents WHEN COMPANY COMES. By Alio Judson Peale. Every mother know that th best child In the world la likely to act up when company comes. Six-year-old Jim, who la generally a pretty considerate chap, takes the occasion when father Is enter taining a friend In the library to turn on the radio full blast with the most strident variety of Jess. Four-year-old Dora, who ordinarily I th very pattern of decorum, makes faces. Jumpa on the sofa and chattera shrilly when mother has a few friends In to tea. Even he baby who I usually as good a gold nags and .whines and fusses untU the guest are gone. What make the children behave like this? The answer la easy. They want what everybody wants atten tion and the center of the atage. The fact that they go about It orudely and Inconsiderately Is not ao much their fault ae It Is a lack of clever management on the par ents' part. Jimmy would not have found tt necessary to turn on the radio In order to assert himself had father given him th courtesy of an Intro duction to hi friend and allowed him to enter the conversation for a few brief moment before run ning out to play. Dora would have behaved like a model child had aha been permitted to pass the oookle plate. The baby would likely hav been quite content had he been given few favorite toya to play with oft In a quiet corner. 1 course no child oan be ex pected to behave perfectly In the midst of grown-up sociability which necessarily exclude him for too long a time, and it la unreasonable to expect It of him. . Communications BUger rerhsp. But Not Better. To the Editor: I am Inclosing one of Andy Mellon check tor 13 00 (aa my own are Jo good). Am sorely disappointed that you did not emulate our governor and stag a real alteration and remodel ing sal after installing your new press. Of ours you claim' you will be making the paper b.tte. and bigger than ever. Of that I am also dubious, for a better paper than th Mail TimoonofDaiGHT i 7 tYNOPUS: morcusia, Hoping to prevent a love aclr boftoeen Juanita and Ktrk fltan ard or Adrian FomM, tot's glrfc's prandmofhsr, Nellu Belalat, and Adrian's mother that th Ctrl is naaaed to a Spaniard. Juanita, though potino as fierlorlta floroi. U tinaucr o Ats dooepfion and of lh marauesa' elans to roo their ntvt friend. She folia in lavs Kith Kirk, mho lolls thttr sosfess, Nelly, they are engoged. At Adrian'! iter! dinner, too fluents cairn of tnioterious veiled cfoareffo cfrl (n Oivilt's Note Or leans gambling parlors, uhon Erio Ledbetter oalla "Uoon of De light." Then do not knout trial ehe Is Inat girl, forced bu Dltiitt into her present deceptive role. BanvllV, Ledbetter, who once had lifted her veil suddenly and kieeed her, i not preeent. Chapter 25 WHAT DOES KIRK KNOWT IUANITA'8 eyes wars on th mar s' queaa and the crowd gathered .around her In the gay atmosphere ot Steve's place. Moon of Delight . . . Dlvitt'a she could not put the thoughts aside. But someone was breaking Into them. It was Emmy Jean, who had corns to Adrian's party with young Berry. Shs was leaning to ward Juanita, her earrings swing ing each side her small pale face. Shs had light, limpid eyes that shons a clear green like aquama rines. Juanita found herself won dering what the world must look like through such clear eyes. "Isn't Phyllis Carver awful," said Emmy Jean, crinkling her lashes. "bringing up tho Moon before Nal da Preston and Dick? Nalda Is Jeal ous as the devil of the Moon, and Dick Preston is jealous ot Eric Led better. Dick's been drinking him self crazy ever since Nalda got back. He'd already had too much when he came here tonight "Everybody knows how Eric feels about Nalda.. And Nalda . . . Well, no woman could resist Krlc. The way ho spends money, you know. And then he's been every where, and speaks all sorts of lan guages, and had a harem In Tur key, and throws such gay parties. "You see," settling down to her Job of enlightening Juanita "You see, Erio left one day and Nalda the next Nalda b been In New York, and nobody knows wbere Eric Is. But cow that Dick knows Eric's away, nothing will convince him they weren't together. I think Eric was wltb the Moor . . . You must see her when you go back. It's, Interesting to see women like that . . . Phyllis is awful to Nalda. Because Dick was engaged to her to Phyllis before Nalda broke It up. Phyllis would ram that big poker Into Nalda If she dared. I think myself "Dance with you, Berry? Sure. 'Scuse me, Juanita." - Kirk came back, said to Juanita, "Dance once with Adrian so that you can dance with me. I've some thing to tell you." , , She obeyed almost automatical ly. "I'll dance with you now," she said to Adrian on his return. Bobby Cransbaw cut in on Adrian and Kirk cut in on Bobby. Kirk danced wltb Juanita to the door, opened It. A voice called, "Look out Lochlnvar! You'll both get wet!" It was Dick Preston, danc ing with the marquesa. The mar quess did not even look at them. Ktrk saw her draw from Dick's arm and begin to danoe alone. In her vivid orange dress flinging arms above ber head, catching at her skirts, she locked like some brightly painted automaton. Kirk guided Juanita to the veran dah rail. He drew ber against him. "Now breaths a little," he said. "Was the party threatening to get too wild?" She did not anawer, but her eyee moved to blm with a bait frighten ed, half questioning look. "You aren't used to wild parties,. are you, Juanita? ... I wonder why that makes me want to fight somebody tor you. This one's not going to be anything. I know what they're got In there In the way of bottles, I mean." "Let's take a car and ride away somewhere," Juanita begged. "Why, of course," Kirk said with a glance at the sky. They took Dick Preaton's coupe. "Dick won't care," said Kirk. There was a riding crop In ths car, and a green cape. "Phyllis! He came with Phyl lis,' said Kirk musingly, as they turned Into the road. "Wonder who brought Nalda. Trigger, I reckon. , . . You believe In people having dates with folks beside their husband? It makes me nervous to think about It You won't treat me that way, will yon, Juanita?" Husk ily murmured banter, as they took the road between the angry black sea and the still, blsck woods. Ktrk laid his hand over Jnanlta's, smil ing Into her tec. Tribune la not humanly possible to put out, and aa to alae, why yes, when the population ot thla enchant ed region ha increased. Tour Mall Tribune 1 about twice as big now aa the Oregonlan wa- tn the late BO'S when the population of Portland waa between 80,000 and Sa.OOO. three time that of Medford today. However, It must be a "grand and glorious feeling" to be a publisher with nothing do but gather In the shekels, eat pear .lie and "watch the wheel go around," grinding out per fect newspaper by the million. No work to do, no printer to go on (trlk, no worry, (no smoke to pay for a you keep a Smudgepot). Just eat the aforesaid pear pies, full of vitamins X, P, o, besides other bugs, and for a diversion get In a llmouatne, enjoy the soul-upllftlng scenery and drink tn th oeon of the great out-of-door while leisurely driving over King's highway. Million aire Drlv via Imparls' gardens and Pumpkin Center, returning over Trt gonla boulevard, and Lover's Lane, omrul ,mi Tnanltaf Big drops suddenly pelted ths glass about them. Through ths .i.-i. ,hv could Bee the black waves spitting froth. Kirk stopped the car, drew juanita agaiuoi mo Bide. "Quit watching the lightning," be said. "You ought to be afraid." r tnrms." she whispered, as the thunder crashed above the boom of the sea. All at ones to Kirk she seemed a part ot It He realized that he bad Indeed a small bit ot the storm In ths car with him, crushed against his side. Or oho ha amllBd at the fancy a thing bred In the storm, driven by it sheltered here tor a moment, presently to fly on? "Paloma," he said softly, "La paloma." j She laid her other hand over bis. "Why do you call me that? Do you I know what It means? "Do you doubt my Spanish?" be enquired. "Paloma means dovs. For me It means anything beautiful with wings. Doves and angels snd you." "With wings?" "You have wings, Juanita. May-: be not dove's or angel's, but I know you are plotting right now to use; them." She shook her head, still in the circle ot his arm. She looked down at his hand between both ot bers, The rain was coming hard now. j Juanita'a voice waa low. "Do you believe the things they said about that girl?" "What girl?" he asked. "The one In Dlvitt'a Parlors." Kirk laughed, tightening his arm.' "Do I believe? What difference! does It make?" I "Do you?" , "Why, I never thought about It" Then suddenly, "Was that what was the matter with you what they said about the Moon?" "The . men did not deny that they knew her Intimately." "That was horrid of them." She lifted her face, not looking at him. "You mean that even though It was true, tbey should have denied. You believe It was true." "But If It Is, what does ons ex pect of a girl In that place?" Kirk said, not at all desirous of dis cussing other women wltb Juanita. "She may be there unwillingly," Juanita said. ' . "She may at that," he agreed, but she felt the smile that his words came through. "You denied," she said hotly. "And now now you are as bad as the rest" "I denied because she has hardly looked at me, or I at her," Kirk, forced Into seriousness, replied, "You aren't yourself, Juanita. If she lives there with that gang, Is taking Ledbettor to her room any thing to start a war over? Un willingly maybe at the start All of them have fantastio tales aboul how they began. . , , But whj should she stay, If she's unwilling? Tbe place has doors. I won't say J haven't thought about her " "You've thought about her?" "Not as you suppose," quickly, "She has no attraction tor me. But I've wondered rather curiously whether It's Dlvltt's clever adver tising of her or ber own gifts as a seductress that fill Dtvitt's Parlors." "And you didn't like her?" Juan lta's voice was grave. "Not at all." Now be knew th reason tor her questioning. Blest, ber heart! "I never liked anythlns but you. I never loved anything but you. "That's It smile. But It's true." "You never had a sweetheart?" "Plenty." "Then you've been In love." ' "Probably." ! "But you said " "I said I bad never loved any one but you. It's true." "I'd rather you were In love with me." "I am. If you love a girl you're In love with her. But it you're merely In love with her you don't always lovs ber." She was smiling still. Kirk held her close and kissed her until ha knew she hsd forgotten all the- Jealous doubt At last he said, "Tell me what you had to tell me in the library." oho answered In a low voice. "Not now, I can never tell you now." "All right You don't need to, I know It already." What do you know?" "Everything. The marquesa told I Madame Fouche." (Cetmiet. DtU. UtU o Co.) That's not the msrquoss's enly slip If she's tslked too much. Her sobs tomorrow reveal another. perhaps Imsglnlng you are a Roman emperor In a aoth century chariot. What a life, compared to the time when the writer amelled printer's Ink. No marvelous machines, printers set type by hand; no electric motors. It made the strongest man In the shop puff and sweat turning th crank when a small edition was run off, and In order to 6et a Mlmulant for nerves and muscle he used to take a big chew of Climax or Horseshoe tobacco. The editor-in-chief used to put on a sort of satisfied and contented mien, till his pipe and have a big smoke while watching, with evident satisfaction, the entrance of hi brain child Into a cold and cynical world. Tours with love but no kisses, ANDREW OLSON. P- 8 I have a remedy for unem ployment, depression and most of the social Ills that beset us, but will not publish It untU times get worse. Talent Ore, Sept U. 131. Tillamook. Ross' quarter improved. Fruit Palace Flight o Time (Meiltord end Jackson County History From the FUes of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Yea. , Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY September 14. 1021. (It was Wednesday) Dr. R. M. Brumfleld. Roseburg H.nM awaiting trial for murder. falls In try to break Jail. Jacksonville high achool etudont ..i, it of schoolroom, when In junction to prevent Prof. Stulta from teaoning la ruoa. ivuuvy bolls over school row. cnase ior -"--bandit and convict escape continues without reauiw; to.. -arrest arouses nation. Heavy frost hits valley, but doea no damage. "Mr. Zero" will auction off unem ployed women In New York City. Five hundred cars pears shipped, from the valley to date, Arthur Hubbs says he earned hla first dollar piling wood, and was so excited he was late to dinner, and received a warm reception from his mother. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY September 14, 1911. (It was Thursday) New Medford Hotel near com pletion, and will be opened for .In spection of pubUo next Sunday. Porter J. Neff makes trade for lot at Sixth and Grape street. Mr. and Mr. Clarence Meeker leave for Portland to attend the Methodist conference. Trail Lumber company to move plant to thla city. The Rev. Stewart, an evangelist holding forth on Orlffen Creek, has horse stolen. This 1 the sec ond horse to be stolen tn that area In less than a year. J. R. Wilson bad a horse stolen last, winter from his barn. Greensburg, lnd., .contributes SB people to present population - of Medford. Ashland Bids will be received in October for construction of new county courthouse to be of fire-resistant construct! jn, and cost S280, 000. SIMILARITY BETWEEN ROASTING COFFEE Fi "A Little at a Time" Is the Secret for Securing the Finest Flavor oods generally taste better when cooked in small quantities. For then the cook can mix her ingredi ents nronerly. also control the heat. I When coffee is roasted in small Suanuues, tne same unrig is true, lut when coffee is roasted in bulk as most coffees are exact con trol is lost Under-roasting and over-roasting very easily occur, This method being so unsatisfao. tory, caused Hills Bros, to look for some improvement some way to roast their rare blend to uniform perfection. They experimented for years, and eventually invented and patented Controlled Roasting. As the accuracy of the hour-glass depends upon an even, continuous flow . . . a little at a time ... so the fine, uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is produced by Controlled Roasting the patented process that roasts evenly, continuously . . . a little at a time. Marvelous un varying flavor results In every pound. For no berry is underdone nor overdone. Hills Bros. Coffee Is always fresK It is packed in vacuum cans. Air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is removed and kept out of these cans. Ordinary, "air-tight" cans wont keep coffee fresh. Order Hill Bros. Coffee today. Ask for it by name, and look for the Arab trade, mark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, San rancisco, California. OW W.B. 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