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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFOKI). OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1932.
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Ofric la N Tork, LNeaco. Detroit, 840
franelaco, Lm Angalea, ttatllo, Portland.
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Smudge Pot
Bj Arthur Perry
Safety expert have advised motor- j
"Ia lnnlr wham VOtl ft FA ffOlnff."
lit "to look where you ere going.
I -to loo wnero you .
On the other hand, motorists snouia
a
look where they are (topping.
Tha mrolstsrlst Is annsrentlv Dre-
paring to bow lte seek end go after
Wall St., the corporations, and the
rloh. ThU ought to be, a lot of fun,
though unprofitable, In the long run
and give the demagogue plenty of j
fodder for the campaign. It happena j
that the wealthy are the main chan
ztols through which money la apent In '
large hunks, but a politician can talk
all day and furnish thereby, only a
it :
loo zor niu own jaws, inerciuro.
should be no great mental struggle
for a layman to see that It Is better
a
business to be sociable with a nul- , lorce.
lionaire, than the same way with a ; u wag designed for stage coach days. The amount, 20 cents
bankrupt candidate. The Portland ' , . , ,. . . t, , .j'
crusaders promised to make wealth i per mile I As a result a congressman living m Baltimore rides
spend money as the Crusaders saw j for 40 minutes, arrives in Washington and receives a check
fit, but ss usual a million dollars;. , s.ij:
continues to do as it plei
O. Ton der tlellen, the Wellen hayseed-was
In town Wed. This country
Jake predicted a war between Japan
and Russia, Labor and Capital, and
mint and Wrona: bum orlces for .
wheat, abolition of the gold stand-1
ara, ana an eariy xiezung out 01
civilisation. He lOompllmented the
British Empire on their statesman
ship, and President Hoover on his
patience and went home to hoe the
asparagus.
A REAL NEIOITnOR
(Goodwin (Kan.) Ad-Vlsor)
Parties who have liquor stored
In my cane shocks, please remove
at once, as I want to haul the
eane home. B. 0. House.
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Oscar Robtn reports the strawber
ries are coming along fine, but not
yet fit to peck.
Religion Is apt to be a "vital Issue
In the campaign," due to Al Smith,
making an A-l nuisance of himself
for Democracy. Religion was an Is
sue In the 1938 hubbub, and the
politicians were too smooth for the
preachers.
notch Fish, a veteran actor of these
parts, gsve John Barrymore some
thing to think about Tuea. and Wed
eves. Tomus Swem was the etage
director, and had more trouble with
the cast than a farmer with a 1919
Ford.
In the spring, a young msn's fancy
turns lightly to thoughts of a dinky
mustache.
Uncle 87, celled this am. and was
mad because his grand-daughter, IV,,
alwaya beat him to the funny paper
and was upheld by her May, and his
oldest girl.
Your corr. got a hole In his left
shoe fixed, and the rain ceased.
at
The voters have stood up to be
counted, and there are 17.303 noses
In the county.
MIO OOSIIIO (OPM M)
(Franklin (N.ll.) Times)
Frederick French of Bedford,
with Mr. Llewellyn as accompan
ist, entertained the group with
his fine singing voice. Mr.
French's training has not spoiled
the natural ease with which he
sings, snd his choice leads him
naturally to the home songs that
are nearest the heart. Wa missed
Mr. French's "Oosh." There Is
an ecststlo quality In the word
as he says It, that strikes a new
note in mimical appreciation. ,
TTpatate sdltora have started ask
ing themselves a pertinent question,
Tlsi "What Will Sleet Hoover?" It
takes the greater portion of a column
to elucidate on the subject. The only
thing that will elect Hoover will be
the greatest number of Totee.
Stock ought to sell briskly In an
Insurance company to Insure motor
ists who befriend hitch-hikers and
get mauled snd robbed.
Michael Hanley of Lake Creek
towned Tuesday, as It was too wet
to work on the farm. A year ago
Tuea, Michael towned because It
was too dry to work on the farm.
When It Is Just right, Michael does
not have to work on the farm.
kld Beach F. J. Huntley erecting
bualneas building opposite Hlckok
building.
Ashland Southern Pacific railroad
crossing on Helman a treat to be Improved.
Just as
DECENT reading of the Congressional Record shows that
the depression can be easily terminated if we
Balance the budget, spend $5,000,000,000 on public works.
Cut federal expense to the bone, give ex-service men $2,
400,000,000 in cash. 4
Cultivate thrift, stop hoarding and spend more freely. '
Cut down production costs,
Increase the protective tariff, collect war debts to the last
dollar. .
Have less government in
home owners.
Fight the dole, establish old
ment insurance.
CIMPLE isn't it t This business qt getting out of the Slough
of Despond and returning
All we have to do is follow
representatives in the Congress
The only difficulty with us unenlightened and benighted
sinners, is to determine which one to follow. There are so many
of them, and not one of them agree. More than that, a little
contemplation arouses the definite suspicion that if any ONE
of them is right, all the others
Which inevitably leads to
ALL OF THEM ARE WRONG.
A ND that suspicion in our humble judgment is correct,
All of them are wrong,
discovered a sure-fire cuje for
only certain thing about this depression is there IS none,
Perhaps one of these days a
the Wilderness.' But we fear
Upper or Lower House of Congress.
Meanwhile we believe if our
. . , .
um u"ii
j trying to find a panacea that
I iMwrn,. .Do.uAn. (in.liilitii
i ' ' 8
i for it.
Hot Air vs.
TJ .
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E ARE indebted to a subscriber for a suggestion along
T,nis line, it seems tnat
expenses for senators and congressmen passed a century ago, is
., . r
cost $4.30. Profit, $11.62.
An Idaho member spends' $239.56 for his trip, and draws
$1,058.80. The rake off, $819.24. And the next day this same
Idaho member shakes the rafters with his demand that routine
administrative expenses be reduced by $500,000,000 1
But neither he nor any of
traveling expense raokot be abandoned. Certainly not. It s
too soft a graft. -
A SMALL thing in itself. Probably less than $200,000 a year
in the aggregate. But with the government as with the
individual, it is the small things that count. It is the little straw,
added to all the other straws, that finally breaks the camel's
back.
As we have previously pointed out, tax reduction like
charity, Bhould begin at home.
Far better, we believe, for members of the congress to
spend less time filling the Record with their patent recipes
for ending the depression over night, and spend MORE time
cutting out the extravagance and waste for which they alone
are responsible.
Something New in France
A NEW law just passed by the Chamber of Deputies provides
for a novel reform in French judicial procedure. Here
after juriea in the assize courts are to share with the judges the
right and responsibility of deoiding upon the sentences to be
passed in all criminal cases. No longer will juries be confined
strictly to a determination of faots and culpability.
This change has come about through difficulty in obtaining
guilty verdicts from French juries in orirninal eases because
jurors have felt the court sentences might be unduly sovere.
Under the new law tlio jury dcoides, as formerly, upon the
guilt of the acousod. If guilty, the twelve jurors then meet
with the three justices of the assiie courts, a majority of the
fifteen being required to fix the penalty.
e e a e e
"PHIS reform seema to have been welcomed by the Frenoh
legal profession aa a means of obtaining more just and
equitable sentences according to the facta in the case. It should
result in juries being relieved of any apprehensions that thoir
decisions as to.tho facts, involved as they might be with possible
extenuating circumstances, might be disregarded by judges in
passing tcntence. Thus the jury, before it acts against a man,
would know to a reasonable degree what its action is going to
mean to him. C. S. B,
Communications
Too Much Pessimism.
To the Editor:
Your editorial in the Issue of
Mondsy, April 35. Just read. I can
not say that all Is lost of kindli
ness and good will, expressed In
human friendliness. Last fall my
barn end contents was burned to
the ground. Three dsys afterwards
the poles to construct a new barn
were on the ground; 80 days after
wards the complete bsrn was stand
ing, a visible, material manifesta
tion of kindliness, good will and
friendliness eipreesed by my friends
and neighbors la Eagle Point and
vicinity.
Perhaps If we will be less pesslmls.
tic and not necessarily narrow our
view, but concentrate on the things
at hand we wlU eee more good In
our vicinity and thereby prepare
Easy!
pay higher wages.
business, more federal aid to the
age pensions, and unemploy'
to normal prosperity.
the expert advice of our august
must be WRONG.
another definite suspicion, that
because all of them elaim to have
our economio ills, when the
Moses will-arise to lead us from
he will not arise in either the
representatives at Washington
. . . . , .
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would usher in the Millenium
tliamsaTvAa arnulfl liA fha hflft.Ar
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Cold Facts
a provision proviamg travelling
his colleagues suggest that this
our minds to
although It Is
lagle Point.
see good afar off
erer present,
H. J. MERKLES.
April 3.
Jenkins' Comment
(Continued from Page One )
JpRESUMABLY, they were trying to
ssy that people are doing a lot
of thinking In these disturbed times
and that out of this thinking will
come ehanged waye of doing things.
What a pity thsy couldnt have
said what they had to say in plain,
simple words that ordinary people
could understand.
It more editors would do that, In
stead of trying to rob the diction
ary of all Its big words, more edi
torial oolumnj would be read.
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
They Spin, and Chop
Heads, .
Mr. Lasker Has a Star.
Pound Drops, British
Smile,
Copyright King Features synd. Inc.
Dr. Sterling and fellow ex
plorers for the Smithsonian In
stitute have been visiting the
Jivaros, strange, undersized
South . American savages that
live near the headwaters of the
Amazon.
These savages would not un
derstand you if you quoted:
"When Adam delved and Eve
span, who was then the gentle
man t" for among Jivaros, wo
men do the delving, digging, all
hard labor, while men sit all
day and spin cotton used to
make their dainty skirts, of
which they are very proud.
SThey have one "manly" occupa
tion, head-hunting. The most Im
portant Jlvaro Is he that ahews the
greatest number of heads chopped
from the enemy. One old chief,
much honored In the tribe, possesses
60 skulls.
. We all say: "Monstrous that even
the lowest, savage should collect
heads of other men, of no use to the
collector."
To a future generation It will
seem equally monstrous that even
tfte loweat ssvsge should collect and
accumulate money, of no use to him,
and needed by others. .
Stars, after their long Idleness, are'
put to work, aa Niagara Falls was
harnessed after running uselessly for
a million years.
First you hear that light from the
star Arcturus, which develops only
one bllUonth of an ampere electri
cally at the earth's surface, will be
amplified and made to start the
electrical machinery in the new Chi
cago exposition.
And, now, that ardent young busi
ness man, Albert D. Lasker, who
oares no more about a big advertis
ing account than he does about a
million dollars, sends word that next
Sunday the Hew York Central's 18-
hour "Twentieth Century" will run
from New York to Chicago on
'most accurately conceived time
schedule, computed for the Elgin
Watch company by Prof. E. D. Urlte,
which will check the star Omlkron
Leonls."
It takes light 118 yeara, going 180,-
000 miles a second, to come here
from Omlkron Leonls, and It Is Just
116 years since the first steam car
riage was run In England.
This will Interest Rufus Dawes,
besd of the Chicago exposition. It
only takes the light 40 years to come
from his star, Arcturus. Other stars,
like Aldebaran, Betelgeuse, and the
Dog Star Itself, may worry. Lasker
Is sure to put them to work some
how. It would have taken the first rail
road built in the United States tl
hours to make the trip that the
Twentieth Century" will now make
In 18 hours. That Is progress. And
by utilising light rolling stock, and
other devices which this writer Is
prepared to divulge, that trip wUl be
cut to nine hours and less.
Have you noticed the British pound
sterling? It slipped bsdly Mondsy
and Saturday. And the British do
not repine. According to some of
our wise financiers, Great Britain
would like the pound to go lower,
for reasons which shall be expound
ed. The British have recently estab
lished a special emergency fund of
one hundred and fifty million
pounds, seven hundred and fifty mil
lion dollars at par. Those thst ought
to know say the British arc using
this motey to buy Amerlcsn gold
dollars. The pound slipping makes
that seem probable. When a nation
uses its money to buy another kind
of money It own money suffers.
Perhsps that buying of dollars
mesns that the British are getting
ready to resume paying their debts
to the United Btates, when the mora
torium ends, If so, three cheers.
When any nation Is deeply In debt.
It helps the government to make Its
money cheep.
Prance, after the war, owed four
hundred billion francs, eighty bil
lions of dollars, a debt that could
nevef hare been paid.
The Prench deliberately cut 80 per
cent from the value of the franc, re
ducing It to leas than 4 cents, and
reducing from their public debt from
eighty billion dollars to leas than
twenty billion dollars. England and
others that had lent franca, at the
old value, to France, had to take
payment at 30 cents on the dollar.
Great Brllaln'a Internal debt now
amounts to thirty-five billion dol
lars, a heavy load, U the value of
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letter pertaining to pereonal nefcttb and bjrglene, not to dtMue
dlagnotle or treatment, will m answered by Or Brady If a tamped teli-ad
dreaeed envelope le enclosed. Letter should be brief and written to ink
Owing to the large cum Der of letters received only a few can be answered
here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instruction. Ad
dress Or. William Brady In care of The Mali Tribune.
RAW MILK FOB
In England, where research is ably
done, they find that a ration of
RAW milk gives a child, among
' other things con
siderable immu
nity against den
e t&l carles, decay
or cavity forma
tion in the teeth.
Mr. E. O. Spraw
ao n. lecturer on
dental surgery In
the London hos
pital, reports his
observations re
vealing that raw
in lilt Influences
the calc.f.ice.tlon (supply of lime)
of the teeth and confers Immunity
to carles.
In one group of children the raw
milk ration was begun at the aver
age age of 4 months, and when
these children were examined at
the age of 4 years, not a trace of
i dental carles was found. In 33 other
children who were over a year old
when the raw milk was begun, 26
showed no decay of the teeth at
the age of 4 years and the re'
malnlng seven children showed only
14 carious teeth which Is a much
better condition than moat children
have at that age in this country.
Sprawson has thus seen 70 children
over two years of age, of whom 63
were totally free of tooth decay.
This Is an extraordinary experience.
It Is a rare occasion to find a child
4 years old without any dental carles
In the United States.
All of these children were sub
normal on admission to the Insti
tution, suffering from digestive dis
turbances and rickets.
When the raw milk feeding was
begun at even later ages the effect
was still evident. For example, in
28 children raw milk feeding was
begun as late as the age of 4V4 years.
Although most of these older chil
dren had decayed baby or milk (de
cldlous) teeth at the age of 7 to 10
years, In only two was there carles
of the permanent teeth.
Forty-four boys came on the raw
milk ration at the age of 10 to 11
years. The second permanent molar
tooth was studied In these 44 boys
at the age of 13 years, and 11
cavities were found In six boys. The
raw milk ration seems to confer
Incomplete Immunity when '.It la
begun so late In childhood.
The great majority of Infante and
children get either boiled or steri
lized or pasteurized milk. In Eng
land as In the United Btates and
Canada. Sterilization by boiling or
otherwise, and pasteurization, destroy
the Vitamin O which prevents scurvy
or In the case of pasteurization (a
kind of par-bolllng) Impairs the vita
min. Probably this has much to do
with the dental development. But
we don't know It all yet. All we
know Is that raw milk is highly
the pound can be cut In two, and
the payment paid with cheaper
money, that debt will be reduced to
about seventeen billon dollars.
Great Britain can reduce the value
of her pound by printing plenty of
nice bank notes and using them to
buy American dollars, which means
American gold, and thus two birds
will be killed with one stone. That
la what some American financiers
think Is being done.
It may surprise our respectable
"gold bugs" to know that Tuesday
former Senator Owen, who for years
was In charge of financial affairs In
the senate, said that going off the
gold basis wouldn't make much dlf-j
ference to us, and Is an excellent
thing for England. Brlgham Young,
head of the Mormons not having
Salt Lake City stores. With those
Issued I. O. U.'s, because Brlgham
young guaranteed them, Mormons
could buy gold dust from miners as
easily as they could buy sugar and
coffee In stores.
If Brlgham Young's I. O. V. was
good, Senator Owea thinks Uncle
Sam's I. O. U. on&ht to be good.
Henry Ford
President Hoover
COPS AND JOBLESS MIX RESULT
' -i t) !
eitjocidifd frti PAoto
This It the final scene of one of New York's communist unemploy
ment demonstrations. Communists set out to carry a relief petition to
Mayor Walker but became Involved In a tangle with police. Above it
one of the demonstrators after lotino an argumtnt with a blutcesL
Brady, M, D.
GOOD TEETH.
desirable In the diet of Infant and
child. Where certified milk la avail
able and the premium price which
this grade of milk commands la not
beyond the reach of the family pock
et book is a boon to any Infant or
child. Certified milk Is the purest,
finest milk obtainable. Of course
It is raw.
The English Investigators conclude
that a dally ration of raw milk Is
advisable up to the age of 14 years
for Ideal dental development.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
More Alcoholic Logic
In one of your articles you stated
that alcohol Is a depressant to every
organ and function of the body . . .
If one of the Instructors In this col
lege found boys and girls drinking
he would probably have them ex
pelled, not because of the Idea of
scandal, but because alcohol Increases
the desire to do wrong. If alcohol
la depressant as you state, wouldn't
Buch young persons be less likely
to do wrong while under Its Influ
ence? N. W. H.
Answer Not at all. Alcohol Is a
depressant as I have stated,, but
not because I say so. It la a nar
cotic. An Individual under Its in
fluence is not guided by his higher
scruples, or conscience and Is there
fore likely to do things he would
not do In his right mind. This Is
true, whether the Individual takes
only a little nip' or gets quite
drunk, In various degrees.
Our Impervious Cover.
I claim It Is not possible for any
thing, germs or otherwise, to enter
the body through the unbroken skin.
My friends claim you have explained
In your column bow hay fever Is
caused by pollen patlcles being ab
sorbed through the skin ... V. I.
Answer Your friends friends mis
understood. The pollen grains re
sponsible for hay fever are breathed
in the air and absorbed through
breaks in the mucous membrane of
the breathing passages. Some pollen
grains have surfaces, which under the
microscope, look as rough and Jagged
as chestnut burrs. Ragweed, for
Instance. Scientifically there Is no
evidence that anything, germs or
otherwise, la ever absorbed through
unbroken skin. This Is fortunate
for us.
Thanks Due Dr. Cella D. Mosher.
Incidentally my sister and I both
owe you our thanks because your
teachings have made It possible for
us to enjoy swimming even during
menstruation, while many other
girls we know have to deny them
selves the pleasure . . . M. B.
Answer You. and thousands of
other young women, owe your thanks
to Dr. Clella Duel Mosher for that
and other hygienic boons. Dr. Mosher
has done a great deal for the hy
gienic Improvement of womanhood.
(Copyright, John F. DUle Co.)
Tuesday, and advocated plan for
combining farming and Industry. He
says factory workers, raising their
own vegetables could save five hun
dred dollars a year.
They could, but not everybody
has Henry Ford's versatility.
Thousands of men born on farms,
working all their lives as farmers, do
not raise their own vegetables, be
cause they are "farmers, not garden
era." - This Is an age of specialists.
Nevertheless, every worker that can,
should have his plot of ground,
chickens and vegetable garden, for
the health and education of his chil
dren.
The directors of "big steel" de
cided to pass the dividend on com
mon stock. The company has money
to pay the dividend but decides not
to pay what It hasn't earned.
Those tb at now hurry to sell their
stock, will be sorry, w.hen business
starts again.
Gresham A. H. Mealey's new Jew
elry store located in West Coast Tel
ephone building.
Rainier' Renovated and redecor
ated community church.
Just Curious'
FLU Willi J I" - . '- -'I
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AMMoetttri Prsst PAete
Her mysterious airplane flight
from Kansas City to Princeton. N.
I J, and return was explained by
the woman, shown above, only by
saying, "I lust wanted to see the
Lindbergh home." Kansas City
newspapers said she was Mrs. Lee
Faublon, wife of a machinist, but
she declined to confirm the Iden
tity. BY EARL FEHL
AGAINJALLED1
(Continued from Page One.)
made of cost. Did he think It could
be built without cost to the taxpay
ers? What would he do as a mem
ber of the county court? Would he
guess at the cost himself? Probably
so, as he la opposed to any engineers.
The Oregon laws of 1930, section
4359, provide that the county court
la empowered to establish a road by
resolution. This manner of estab
lishing a road was not taken advan
tage of by the writer, to establish
the West Side highway, nor by any
member of the court for personal
gain. Would Mr. Fehl be as fair?
Judge by his previous actions In
the above matters, and determine
whether you can rely on any of his
statements. My 1928 press state
ments show that I was opposed to
any West Side highway, as I believed
the Caves road was a much more
needed road.
Mr. Fehl said that he never urged
a special levy by road petition, but
he did not deny that -he spoke for
the levy at the Oak Grove school,
for his Dark Hollow road, In the
presence of many witnesses. He
showed some faith In the road or
ganization, but was not thinking of
the tuxpayers or reduction of taxes.
Mr. Fehl advises the writer to read
the probate law, which he has done
many times, and finds that the pro
bate or county Judge can refuse to
approve the granting of many things
In estates, which may become neces
sary to the heirs. Mr. Fehl states
that the above Is not an issue In
this campaign, but that taxes on real
property must be reduced, on which
we are all agreed, since the 1929 col
lapse In commodity prices as well as
farm products.
The one question Is why Mr. Fehl
wanted the West Side highway at a
cost of 8100,000 In 1931, and lime
stone on the court house, necessitat
ing a special levy of 17.500 for a Jail.
It has come to the attention of
the writer that Mr. Fehl has made
disparaging remarks against the late
Judge Sparrow at several of his
meetings; a man whom all knew,
held In most profound respect, and
who was loved by the humblest and
best among the Granges, townspeople
and those In all walka of life. It Is
with shame for anyone to speak
otherwise than with compassion and
love.
There are several candidates for
county Judge on the Republican
ticket. All will be new to the work.
Select the one best qualified to han
dle the business of the county, as
well as juvenile and probate work:
remembering- that he will have two
commissioners to aid In the transac
tion of the county's business.
Are you going to believe Mr. Fahl's
misstatements?
REMEMBER THAT YOU GET JUST
WHAT YOU VOTE FOR.
Signed: VICTOR BURSEU.
Medford. April 38.
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Stays on Longer
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Store.
How One Man
Lost 22 Pounds
Mr. Herman Runkls of Detroit
write: "A few lines of thanks from
a rheumatism sufferer my first
bottle of Kruchen Salts took all the
aches and swellings out of my joints
with my first bottle I went on e
diet and lost 22 pounds and now I
feel like a new man."
To lose fat SAFELY and quickly
take one-half teaspoonful of Krua-
chen Salts In a glaxs of hot water
in the mornlnt before breakfast.
For your healths sake awk for and
jret Kruehen the coat for a bottle
thai lasts 4 weeks Is but a trifle at
any dnifrstor in the world and If
j arter trie nrst oottie yoy are not Joy
fully MtUfled with resuiti money
back. Jarmln Woods, Heath's Drug
Store and all good druggists wlU be.
if lad to supply you, i
Flight o Time
(Medford and Jackaon County
History from the Plies of The
Mall Tribune of to and 10 Veen
ago.)
TWENTY TEARS AO ' TODAY
April 28, 1022
(It wsa Friday)
California Bartlett crop hit by.
heavy frosts.
Court Hall defeat Que Newbury la
Elks' spelling bee. .
pontine of arresting autolsts for
speeding In Ashland brings "rosaV
from Oregon Mocoriai.
Chinese rebels battle before Pekln.
City churches to observe Mother's:
day Sunday.
RalDh Bardwell and Seeley Bill
run up to Portlsnd.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
April 28, 1012
(It wss Friday)
Mandolin club of high school dlsw
bsnds.
University club forms a "Blu
Ledge Development club."
Col. A. O. Abrams comes out fol
Roosevelt for president.
Scott Davis and John Johnson havej
the ground ready for planting 00
acres of potatoes on Rogue river. Soli
experts declare they are wasting then?
time. .
Since movement haa started for
railroad to Blue Ledge. 61 mines in
valley report finding rich ore.
Espee trains change time.
The hills were never greener, says
the Eden Valley correspondent.
Oregon Weather.
Fair tonight and Friday, but
cloudy or foggy at times In nortj
west portion and near coast; tomtX
frosts tonight In east portion; gen
tle changeable winds offshore.
"We Know Chevrolet
You Know US'
EASY TO FIGURE OUT V
, We think Dncle Henpeck was V
about half right when he said to
his nephew the other dsy: "You ;
boys of today want? too much
money for your services; do you
know what I was getting when I .
married your aunt?" "No, and
I'll bet you didn't either!" he
responded.
It's also easy to figure out why
this shop Is better qualified to
do your Chevrolet repair work.
Equipment and skilled labor here
make possible the exceptional
working standards assured. Your
car does not leave our hands
until we are positive that the
type of workmanship snd results
are such as will more than meet
with your satisfaction.
Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
South Riverside
Phone ISO
Rheumatism '
Uric Acid Poison Starts to
Leave Body in 24 Hours
All Psln, Agony and Inflammation
Gone In 48 Hours.
Make up your mind that unless
you treat Rheumatism, Neuritis. Neu
ralgia or Sciatica In the RIGHT way
you'll periodically suffer the rest
of your life I
The superb Ingredients of the
Allenru prescription ere favorably
known and Its marvelous pain-end-lng
power banishes all discomfort.
It's compounded to drive out of mus
cles, Joints and tlsmies those excess
uric acid deposits which cause agony
of mind and body.
What a Joy to know that never
again need you sit up sll night suf
fering terrible pain what a blessing
to know you can conquer this Insidi
ous sffllctlon without harmful drugs,
oplstes or braln-numblng tablets
which relieve only for a short time.
A large S os. bottle of Allenru costs
but 85c. And Heath's Drug store.
Jurmtn Jb Waa. r, a. . .
... ,TWU "lug oiore arv 1
prominent druggists sll over the rk.
- j. who uobue or Allenru
doesnt end your psln more quickly
If It doesn't olv ,-..,' '
a ...v.u msiiuji rc
"V 5 Bny othr treatment we'll
o- "7 sr.i.a yuuv money."
Allenru for tin vi.. . ,
on the job again:
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