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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOttl), OREGON, MONDAY, 'APRIL 11, 1932. Medford Mail Tribune -twryorw ip Southern Oregoa rndt Ihi Mall Tritium" Daily Eicept Baturdar Mrmrnim PtllMTlMfl CO. I5-3T.98 N. Fir St. Fhoot f8 HOBEttl W. KUflt, (Mltor & L. KNAI'P, MaiMKV Ad IndFpendenl Ncmpipw Entered u teeond claw matter at aladford Oregon, under Act of Hareb , BIJilHCHIITION BATES a MlLln Aiiune Dalij, rear I'OO Dalit. month " Ri Cm-ler. In Aduncs Medford. Aablend, Jaektontltla, Central Point. PbovnU, TaleoL Gold Hill and on lllilmya. Hiili. monlU t .TO DaJlr. om rear f.50 All lermr, cub lo urine. Official paper of the City of Medford Official paper of Jackson County. MEMBER OP TUB ABrlOCIATED PKK8S BeeelrlrM (Cull Lraaed Wire Berrlca Xbe Aiiociated Prwi U etcluilreli entitled to Uit uh for publication of til new dlepelrhe credited te It or other wIm credited to thli paper tod also to Uie local neira puhllihed herein. All rlchta for publtratloD of fpeclal dUpatcbe bereln are too resertea. IIKUHKU 09 UNITED PltKHS MEMBKH OP AUDIT BUItEAD Oir CIBCULATION8 Adert1ilnt Hepreeentitlm H. C. MUUKNBEN COMPANY OfTlee tn New Yori. Lfilcaio, Detroit, Baa franclsco, Ua Anjelei, Buttle, Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Ferry There 1 thle much about the coming campaign: The shouting J and the tumult will concentrate j on home-grown Issues. In 1928. the j Republican party of Jackson county, j all lummer and fall, vainly endea-l Tored to reach clear across the contl- I sent, and twist the tall of the Tam many Tiger, dcaplt the fact that the T. T. never had anything to do with, or did anything to, this neck of the wooda. It U, also a fit mat ter for fervid prayer that the popu lace does not take the campaign too seriously. Whoever get the moat votes. It la not a matter of life, death, or the hay fever. In Kentucky, the home of femi nine beauty, faat homes, and excel lent whiskey, they also ' seem to take trivial things with devastating seriousness, A respected oltleen Sat urday lay mortally wounded on his own front lawn, for alleged failure to return a lead-pencil, used), he had borrowed from another respected, but hot-headed citizen. WONDERS CONTINUE. (Oakland Tribune) It's a girl at the Michael (Olorla Bwanson) Farmers) And It all happened so quickly that even Mother Olorla didn't sus pect. Italy will undertake to eliminate all "foreign words from the Italian language." . This Is Just a sample of what would have happened to the Italian gangsters, If they had not journeyed to America. Baker, according to the Baker Democrat-Herald, haa austal ned 44 amateur plays In five years. We al lege that Baker Is a glutton for punishment. Astoria may not be able to pay taxes, but Its women and fisher men buy apparel. (Oregon Voter) Thank Goodness! The state has not kidded down to a Turkish towel and O -string yet. It la predicted there will be 10,000 Totes registered In this county, ere the first ballot Is marked. Tills la a healthy sign and means that SO per cent of the total registration will feel so healthy they will be too busy to vote. ' SO RUNS THE WO It 1,0, (Boston Transcript) A man about 46 years of age, giving the name of Joshua Cop persmith, haa been arrested In New York for attempting to ex tort funds from Ignorant and superstitious people by exhibit ing a device which he says will convey the human voice any dis tance over metalllo wires bo that It will be heard by the listener at the other end, He calls the Instrument a "telephone."- (60 years ago col,) '. ' Signs of Spring Dock Porter's grandson, rolling In the grans, and kicking like a mule colt . . . Tomua Swem standing still, for a wonder, under a new brown hat. Annual motor boat races and Impromptu baptisms come next Sunday. A mad clttran declared Saturday that he would not pay his taxa, until the Lindbergh baby, was re turned. The mad cltlsen has been reading the history of the Charley Rosa case. New pens are on tap at the po., as the old ones have been retired on a pension. Don't be surprised If the presi dential p salon for economy does not die down a bit, after the bonus bill haa been flattened. S'ittte It haa been uncovered that Col. O. Vorhels wrot 'I trow" In loaa, some original cum will up and yell "Prithee I" at him. WHKV NEWS NEWS. Bucklln (Mo.) Herald, A real equinoctial storm the 31st. A good many oau sowed this Week. Raster Sunday was a clear, dry day which stands for seven dry weeks. They say. Easter blossoms are shooting out their peddle with a wonderful de gree of fragranc. Some weddings have been post poned because of depressed economy and damp weather. Brownsville. C. strene More; pur- J rtaaed O. M. Tyson blacksmith shopj oc rim avenue, ' Te m it 1 i Off (MjjlMASSOCIATiON 1 The Lindbergh Mystery Deepens WE CAN nee only three probable explanations of Colonel Lindbergh 's sudden change of policy regarding the re covery of his son. Either this "double-crossing" on the part of the abductors, was the final straw, and this determination to hunt down and capture the kidnappers, was the result of the colonel finally breaking under the strain, or Colonel Lindbergh convinced the baby is dead, decided to abandon the policy of conciliation, which could be only justified by the hope the baby's life could be saved, or Colonel Lindbergh has such a close line on the identity of the kidnappers that he believes they will not dare make way with the child, and that such a change of policy will hasten the safe return of the baby, rather than retard it. Only time can tell which of these three suppositions is cor rect, but we believe one of them will prove to be. Needless to say the final explanation is the one everyone HOPES, will be the correct one. Time to Wake Up! AS HAS been previously pointed out in this column this Lindbergh outrage should prove to be a blessing in disguise as for as the country is concerned. And if it fails to be, then the American people are not as sound in head and heart, aB we believe them to be. . The lesson of this Lindbergh kidnapping, is plain. The time HAS COMB for the American people to rise on their hind legs, unite as a nation, and declare a war to the death upon organized crime. TPHE issue is plain, and in importance, it outranks any other issue in the country today. This country can't endure, half-criminal and half law-abiding anymore than it could endure three-quarters of a century ago, half-slave and half-free. It must be all one thing or all another. It can't be both. It can't be half-and-half. The .task before this country is not to make the world safe for democracy. The task is to make this country safe for decent, right-thinking and law-abiding citizens. , Either this must be done, or wo might as well fold up the national tent, hand over the reins of government to the gunmen and crooks, and transfer Al Capone in triumph from Leaven worth to the White House 1 Fight Fire With Fire THE greatest single obstacle to the performance of this task WHICH MUST BE DONE, lies in the incorrigible senti mentality of the American people, their strange but apparently deep-seated passion for condemning criminals one day and glorifying them the next. A remark made to the writer today concerning the latest Lindbergh development, illustrates this point. The speaker was amazed that these kidnappers could descend so low, as to double cross Colonel Lindbergh keep the Wney and refuse to return the child. "Th underworld may be rotten." said he. "but even It has a code. If the police don't get these welchera. the underworld will." aj'O SANE person should be surprised at this latest dovclop- ment in the Lindbergh case. A gang that will steal a baby for money will do ANYTHING for money. The underworld doesn't waste its time hunting down violators of its code, for the good and sufficient reason tho underworld HAS no code. The underworld is out for just one thing money and money alone. It cures for nothing, hesitates at nothing, respects nothing. It will steal for money, kill for money, double-cross for money do ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING for money. . , . . . f TTIIE only thing that will make it hesitate is fear, the only way to stop this criminal holocaust is to fight fire with fire, beat it at its own game. And to do that the people of this country must become aroused; public opinion must be organized and given aggressive and relentless leadership. Another General Grant must be pro duced, determined to meet force with force and "fight it out on this line if it takes all summer." That is the only way. This Lindbergh case should arouse the people of this country to the truth of that statement. It MUST be done. And we are convinced that sooner or Inter the American people will do it I - ' I C H OUTER trains mark f f , V x the newest wedding '' vs xl fowns. This model has a J j x" sv1 Irnin only a yard and a halt j Sjf i ' s s I long, and it is made o( shim- Jp f l v merinir satin, which has re. p t 'i,' fv 4 v I placed the vogue for the fN . S i 1 1 r,,e c blM " rri I f 1 i . ' . I Pinks which brides wore ' " J 1 1 ' V v. last year. The designs of Vii?' M!" V' I wedding gowns to he worn j ' i , I this spring are simple. The iith'l Kv Y 1 J sleeves are made to fit - It I .? t -1 lL s I mig!y and the bodices shun 1 - nS vVV 4 ''ills. Satin seems to be the Slixt tf V 1 favorite fabric in the new if h iA 4 J AKU IBlii V I hV f WVto,,,.. t- hfiiTiTiliiif---SSMi - fl JI( Today By Arthur Brisbane Pelicans and Flowers, Indian Sales Ladies, Is China Unconquerable? Let's Keep Our Gold, Copyright King Features Synd inc LOS ANGELES, Calif., April 10. Two nights on the train from Chicago to the Pacific. Three nights from New York. Just now the train is crossing from Arizona to California over the Colorado river that will supply water, power and fertility from the Hoover dam, at Boulder canyon. Pelicans at the river's edge, look solemnly over their beaks at the passing train. They have lived near the railroad bridge, fishing in the muddy waters all winter, watching hundreds of trains, knowing about them as little as the average American knows about his government. Marvelous sunshine, clear sky, desert covered with beauti ful wild flowers and bright green shrubs. At Needles, Indian ladle that aell bead necklaces, bows and ai-rows and pottery, seem dimly conscious of a depression. Their salesmanship haa (alien off. One, middle aged, with a bright red shawl, and Jet black hair, pokea pointed toy bows and arrows at you with a determined look that saya: "Have some sense and buy it." Her competitor, very old, hair white, smiles the benevolent smile of age, and doea not try so hard. A few hours more through Bar stow, Vlctorvllle, San Bernardino, most of the way down hill, to Los Angeles, where this will be put on the wire. If you had telescope eyes and could look around the earth's curved aurface, you might sea from a Los Angeles roof, Japan, China, old Asia with lta "yellow peril" 7000 miles across the water. If you think Asia will again come marching against the watt, this time with airplanes and subma rines replacing shaggy ponies of the old days, you may find comfort In the war between China and Japan. Japan, hungry for Chinese land. Increasing China's bitter hatred, may keep Asia busy and no menace to the west, as hatred between Moham medans and Hindus, keep India safe for England. Mrs. Pearl 8. Buck, who wrote the sensationally auccessful book, "The Good Ecarth," cables from China to Cosmopolitan Magazine for' May, Just published, her belief that Japan can never conquer China. Daughter of a missionary, aha has lived In China all of her life, and knows the country. Jenghls Khan and other Tartars have conquered China and Japan Inflicted a humil iating peace on China not long ago, but, says, Mrs. Buck: "China absorbs and conquers her conquerors." "The Chinese know their strength In the end. The whole Japanese na tion could be put Into China and lost. Her last words concerning the Chinese-Japanese war are these: "It may cost Japan lta life." Parle pollca nave arrested a -woman, accused of conspiring to force down prices of stock exchange secur ities. Wall Street would need a big prison to Imitate that. The lady arrested la one of many In France buying to undermine the American dollar. Why doea not thla country abso lutely forbid explication of gold, as It did In the war? Washington now has In Its vaults billions of dollars worth of gold. We should keep that and gradually absorb mora gold with out letting any of It go. If we owned and announced our Intention to keep half of three- quarters of all the gold In the world, our dear friends across the ocean could hardly say that we were "off the gold basis." You cannot help comparing our finance. Industry, and this great country Itself, with ancient Dino saurs that grew ao big they could no longer defend themselves. It may be said, without any "bol ahevlet tendency," that the Ameri can government haa been In reality not a government by the people, but a government by organised money, which haa dona fairly well In the past. But how that organlted money la frightened out of lta wtt by lta own folly and greed. It no longer knowa what government orders to give and there la no leadership. Blmtlarly t hestock exchange, kicked and etifted around, the value of lta seats falling 80 per cent. It evident! unable to protect Itaeif Personal Health Service By William Big ned letters pertaining to personal neaitb and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brady IS a stamped seli-ad-dressed envelope is encloeed. Letters should be brief and written in ink Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Ad dress Dr. William Brady In care of The Mall Tribune. DON'T LET THE Quack doctors, fake healers and nostrum mongers are exceedingly fond of telling the great sucker population about the "toxins" that "clog" your "sys tem" If you are so careless as to allow your deli cate little mind to wander from its chief concern the "regulation of the bowels." Now as a mat ter of scientific knowledge, which may become common sense in 60 years or ao, there are scarcely half a dozen toxins that we can recog nize at all. and If any of these gets you not all the yeast or orange Juice or mineral oil In the world can help you. Among the few known toxins are tetanus toxin, diphtheria toxin, tuberculin, typhoid toxin all specific poisons, whether your bowels work as the European clinic clerks say they should or not. Once In a while I still come across a quaint little bit In current medical literature, wherein some fussy professor, text book writer or nominal medical authority lapses into that Imposing patent medicine style and explains something as the effect of vague "toxins," which, pre sumably, arise from "intestinal sta sis," as the suave charlatans call It, or "the body's failure to elimi nate poison-breeding waste," aa the polite achool of buttermilk or sour milk vendors say. The whole morbid suggestion of "autointoxication" or poisoning of the body by Imaginary "toxins" or "waste" of any kind is utterly un founded. There Is barely the sem blance of a scientific fact to bols ter this vicious notion. If you pin any of these 6lippery "authorities" down and ask him Just how he can veil anybody is suffering from- any such poisoning, his sole tangible ex cuse Is lndlcan. In the early years of scientific medicine which was perhaps SO years ago the measurement of the amount of lndlcan In the urine was considered a fair Index of the amount of putrefaction going on in the alimentary tract. Indtcan is universally present, a normal con stituent, , but the old-timers didn't permit a little difficulty like that to spoil their fanciful pathology, any more than they permitted the normal presence of uric acid in the blood to cramp their conception of gout. They got around the lndlcan difficulty by assuming some arbi against short selling rate that would sink tne ship and get away with their share of the plunder. The Phoenix Gazette prints from Washing ton the Interesting news that "stock exchange shorts had organized a one billion dollar market raid" which would have made yesterday the "Black Saturday of all trading his tory.". This plan, according to the Phoe nix Gazette, was Interrupted by the senate decision to Investigate stock exchange dealings, especially those of bears that conspire to knock down prices. Today Germany holds her presiden tial election. Hitler, young Imitation of Mussolini, running against the aged Von Hlndenburg. The Ger mans, thoughtful and educated polit ically for the past sixty years, by the Social Democratic party, know that they have a faithful, able man In Hlndenburg and will doubtless re elect him. Germany's decision to cease reparations payments made clear in the fact that her present budget contains no provision for reparations, should give the nation a new start. The French announce that they will not pay us any of the bil lions they owe, unless they get the mone from Germany, and appar ently dear, foolish old Uncle Sam will have the pleasure of paying Vie repa rations for Germany. As we shall get nothing from Prance, except a good warning against foolish sentimentality In war, why not send a commission to Prance to learn how the French do things, and bring back valuable In formation? The unemployed would like to know how It happens that a Frenchman can buy bread for half tVm It costs In the United States. American farmers would like to know how farmers In France get at least one dollar and a half for every bushel of wheat produced. Our far mers get thirty centa on the farm, and what eel Is at about sixty cents a bushel after railroads and middle men get through with it, costs SIX DOLLARS when the bushel is made into bread. Nobody in France can make flour unleae it contains a cer tain percentage of wheat grown on Frenlcv. soil. The government regulates that per centage and regulates, as It has done for years, the price of bread. Wrung on the train quoting from memory, dating far back which should never be done, this writer at- j Ulbuted a line of Schlller'e to Goethe. He apologises to Svhlller and Goethe '. and thanks Mrs. Margaret Blum, ! Carl J, Oppenheimer and others1 quick to correct Vie mistake. When1 Brady, M. D. TOXINS GET YOU trary quantity of lndlcan as the normal, and when they had a hunch they were dealing with some ob scure Illness It was natural to esti mate the lndlcan as a little exces sive. You see, the arbitrary normal standard was elastic enough to suit nearly all requirements. tolde from the frail support given by the lndlcan Index, I am fairly confident I will not be successfully contradicted when I say that there is no scientific evidence at all to sustain the commereiaiiv insnirflrt teaching that the body suffers any injury irom waste matter when It is retained hours or days in the in testine: and on the nthr hanrl there is an overwhelming weight of eviaence 10 convince any one who knows physiology or pathology, that the symptoms the Quacks and thtr i customers ascribe to such poisoning cannot possibly be so produced. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Nor Nerves. I know you don't believe In ner vous breakdown, but my nerves are certainly in bad shape . . . Mrs. W. P. Answer And I don't believe your trouble can be explained by the shape your nerves are In. All sorts of functional and organic diseases are dubbed "nerves," "nervous beak down" and the like, but it doesnt mean anything. Skin of Toes Splits. My husband Is a baker and does much walking and standing on con crete floors which causes the skin to split around his toes. What rem edy would you advise? Mrs. A. D. Answer The concrete has nothing to do with it. He should use a dust lng powder in his shoes and on his feet, half boric acid, half talcum with one-fourth ounce of salicylic acid to the pound. If there is much itching or irritation he should soak the foot in plain gasoline for a half a minute, two or three suc cessive days. In Far Saskatchewan I have Just had my tonsils re moved by the diathermy method you recommend and It la simply wonderful. No sickness, no laying off, no bleeding, no interference with meals even. Believe me, I had a pair of beauties. I certainly can recommend this method to any one who cannot envisage the operation. M. T. A. Answer I am rather fond of opera tions myself, yet I'i prefer the diathermy method if my tonsils re quired removal, because I do hate to miss my coffee and pancakes these mornings. (Copyright John P. Dille Co.) twenty or thirty millions see what you write, your sins and mistakes are sure to find you out. Talks ID THE SAMF BOY By Alice Judson Feale The teacher of Uhe fifth grade com plained that Henry was the most dif ficult child in her class. She called in his mother for numerous consul tations and finally refused to keep him in .her room. Henry was transferred to another section. And there strangely enough he gave no trouble. The new teaoiier said that be was her best student and it was a pleasure to teach him, The difference between a boy so bad that It Is Impossible to get along with him and one so good that it la a Joy to have him about often Is only Just this a difference in treatment. No normal, healthy child will be good if he la nagged, -scolded and bored because he has too little to do or If he Is expected to keep lnhu manly still and quiet. On the other hand, nearly every child will be good if he is kept Interested and active and allowed a certain amount of freedom in a friendly atmosphere. The teacher who has the beet dis cipline also la the one who herself is interested In the work she and her pupils are doing, who likes them and who can overlook their minor fail ings, i The mother' who wins co-operation and willing obedience from her chil dren haa much the same virtues. Every mother w.ho thinks that her child Is unusually difficult may well ak herself what in her own treat ment of him may have caused him to be so. Has she been patient, reas onable, consistent and friendly? Haa she allowed him enough real freedom? Haa she kept him busy? Has she been able to Ignore his lesser failings w.ntle she recognized his efforts and praised his achieve ments? Mule Oefrats Eagle ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo. (AP An eagle which Invaded the Henry Kappes barnyard In quest of a lsmb was set upon by two farm dogs which were getting the worst of the battle when the milling trio rolled close to the hind heels of a mule. A kick from the mule knocked the eagle 15 feet and the dogs killed it while it was still riaced. 4 Oregon Weather, Fair eat portion, cloudy west por tion, and unwttled on the coast to night and Tuesday; mild tempera ture; gentle changeable winds off shore. No Sleep, No Rest, Stomach Gas Is Cause Mrs. A. Cloud aaya: "For year I had bad stomach and gs. Was nervous and could not flep. Adlerlka rid me of all stonvvrh trouble and now X sleep fine." Heath's Drug store. Coffee Chocolate Cake Liked By All Members of the Family . ' - ' HIV By Joan M. Rock Royal Baking Institute IP tha American public marched to the polls on a November day to cast ballots for Us favorite des sert. It is a safe wager that choco late cake would be well toward the top. Feathery in texture and mahog any of hue, delectable richness three layers high, topped with a fluffy Icing and served in generous aectors following the light lunch eon or supper nothing could be so eminently satisfying, whether to the small boys and men of the fam ily or that discerning audience, the ladles of the bridge club. To add piquancy to Its homey goodness it may be flavored with strong hot coffee freshly made, and thickly frosted with coffee marsh mallow icing. Coffee Chocolate Cake 'M cup butter. . Flight o Time (Medford and Jackson Count) History from the Files of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 eai Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY April 11, 1922. (It was Tuesday.) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang rejoice in the arrival of a baby girl. Valley lady writes an eight-verse poem, upholding the Ku Klux Klan and its Kleagles. Six aspirant as postmaster of Jacksonville postoffice. L. Niedermeyer is elected president of the Western Oil company, a local concern. , Big league baseball season starts. T. W. Lamont, New York finan cier, predicta there will be no more depressions. TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY April 11, 1912. (It was Wednesday.) Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross, passes at Echo, Md. First general smudging of season due tonight. Map of Crater Lake forest to be issued. Thlrty-jri tsrw autoe eold in Med ford during March. Editor refuses to print a 10,000 word article on the basalt forma tions of Jackson county. City in a fever of excitement over the coming of Senator LaPollette. "You Gotta Quit Ktckln My Dog Around," favorite wisecrack of the day, hits the valley. Hlllstrom Bros., Marshfleld, receiv ed $73,170 contract for surfacing Doyle Hlll-Nlmrod section of McKen zle highway, Springfield News. Corvallls. Grass nursery conduct ed by -United Spates department of agriculture located here, to be op erated In cooperation with Oregon State college. Corvallls. Grocery firm of Jlodee fc Delist ly moved Into their new building. Lexington. County road crew Im proving road up Blackhorae canyon out of this place as far as Black horse school house. Reedsport. Harry Henderson and Wayne Jones start work clearing two acres of new cemetery Nolle of Sale of Real Property. In the County Court of the state of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of Guardt&nshtp of Wilson Church, a Minor. Notice 1, hereby elven. that in pur suance of an order of the County Court of the County of Jackson. State of Orefton. made on the 17th dav of March, 1932. in the matter of the ! e.tat of Wilson Church, a minor, the ! undersigned guardian of said estate ! will aell at private sale to the highest I bidder for cash, and subject to con-! flrmatlon of said court, on Saturdav j the nth day of Mav, 1932. at Boom 201, Llbertv Building. Medford. Ore-1 gon. sll the right, title and estate of the said Wilson Church, a minor. In and to that certain real property situ ated and being In the Cciintv of Douglas. SUte of Oregon, described aa follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point In the center of the county road 1.40 chains west and 9 805 chains north 70 degrees ao minute westerly from the corner stone at the southeast Interior I. corner of the Isaac Jone, Donation! iiix, Liim .o oj :r Township ; twntT-even 1271 soutn of Rjir. su Hi west of the w.' M : runn'n thence north 70 degree, SO minutes west 3 335 chalna: thence north 15 'a chains; thence south 70 degree so minutes et 3 125 chain.- h... s-uth 13.11 1 i chains to the p:ce of beginning, containing fir. or less. Ilth"l933,nl p"b,"!,M April i MRS MAVBKII ruTtcr-n OuaMUa gf WUaoo ChureH, mav, ' ' "4 ' -J- f 1 cup sugar Vi cup white corn syrup yolks of 5 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract , 3 squares (3 oz) unsweetened chocolate cup strong coffee 1 cups flour 3 teaspoons tartrate baking powj. der t teaspoon salt , - w hites of 3 eggs. Cream butter; add sugar slowlyf add corn syrup. Beat egg yolka until thick and lemon colored. Add to creamed butter mixture. Melt chocolate in hot coffee, allowing mixture to thicken without boiling; cool. Sift dry ingredients together three times. Add alternately with coffee to flrst mixture. Fold la stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into two greased square (9 inch) layer tins. Bake in moderate oven at 340 F. for 35 minules. Put together with coffee marshmallow frosting. Communications Editorial Is Commended Id your splendid edlterlal In Thurs day's Mall Tribune, vnu .Viava lev ered the ground so well you have left nothing for me to say except to ex- ytooo w yuu my sincere manks and appreciation. This new moral code, as the advo cates of free love call It, la not a moral but an immoral code as old aa the history of t.ho trrAat. f TaK Ion which was destroyed because of its wickedness. God gave us the ten command ments for our guidance. "Thou shalt not commit adultery" la one of the commandments. ALICE APPLEGATE SARGENT. Jacksonville, April 9, 1933. MARSHFIELD, Ore., April 11. (AP) The district school budget set at 992.000, a reduction of 12 per cent, was defeated by 35 votes when It was voted on Saturday, the board of education said. More than 400 voted. Klamath Palls. Marlon Praley to erect store building on block 242, Mills second addition. Eagle Point. George Brown & Son's store completely remodeled re cently. Forest Grove. 10,000-gallon tank installed at Holroyd Garage on Pa cific avenue, west. Burns. Knute Lien. Portland, submitted low bid of $18,850 on Val ley Falls-Okerman ranch section of Yellowstone cutoff highway between here and Lakevlew. Jf you you use MINERAL OIL ask fo The Original and Best RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL t O CONSTIPATION Highly refined, 'reefrom all impuHtli AT Mt5SON PKO0UCT Alt DRUO I STOKES ' WILLARD HOTEL KLAMATH FALLS OREGON 124 MODERN AIRY ROOMS BATH-SHOWER OR COM BINATION. CENTRALLY LOCATED. FIREPROOF CONSTRDCTION. GRILLE IM CONNECTION. We Invito tone Patronage Rates (1.M rp WILLARD HOTEL tat! and Mill. KlaMitk Valla ai.RFRT ACflTin, Mr.