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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAT 19, 1932, Medford Mail Tribune "Cmyont tn Southern Own tttii thl Mll Tr.btm." DtU Bie.pt BaturtU PubthtM bf MVnrOUD PUNTING CO. I61TIP N. Vti 8t BOBBK1 tt KUHL, HI tor C L KNAPP, Htnuw la ipdepwdol Htwptpw biurtd m MODd elut mitt at Madford Onton. antot Acl gf fcUrea I. UT. BUBSCU1PT10N BATES Bt Mall Ib Adtwo. Dally. fur '00 Dalli, booUi fa B Carrltr, lo Adanea Watford, Afbiand, Jaeiwrnllla, Central Polot, PbotoU, TaltoU Gold BUI and oo Wiban. Dally, awdUi I Daily, ooa ytu f.60 All urtsa, cub la avrrioec Official paper of tha City of Hertford. Official PP of Jacawo Counly. UEMHKH UK TUB ASSOCIATED PUE8I Bccclflm full Lauad Win Benito Trw Associated pran b fic.ui.tel? tltlfd to fba on for publleatloD of all oen dlipatciie credited to II or oUw1m credited tn Uili paper tod aleo ta U local newt publUtwd herein. All rlibU for publication of special dlxpatetws hereto art aUo rewrted. MEMBEH OP UNITED PUEBg UEMBKB OP AUDIT BUUEAD OP CIRCULATIONS Adwtlitni Keprmottlltei U. C M0UKN8KN A COM PANT Office lo Naa York. Lhleaco, Otlrolt. Bao rrudaaa, Lea Arnelee, Baattla, Portland. wswaia ) tDftDrUAX W association: Ye Smudge Pot By Arttaar Perry This I the laat day of the pri mary campaign. It la a matter of. thanksgiving, and cause for deep and of!nanuyyehae ,nded; that, until j lau a least, uio s-jr uu oraii- ldiotio raving. th base and dema- oglo blather, the cheap and sensa- tionai appeal of the panderer to aui-1 len preudlces will cease. Politics Is ; h that-, ferlnir- nut mil thl . meanness and mediocrity In man, and la the mother and the hand maiden of most of the unhapplness In the world today. And the mean' neaa and the madness, th. petty ly- four-flusher and toe hypocrite coma into full .flower, under the 58 i primary system. Not content with- ons period of lunacy, in an election 1 year, tha lawgivera in men- supreme of bstter-bralned chtsel-headedness. Anybody with sufficient gaU, and the prloe of a filing fee, can seek offloe. A good pair of lungs are also essential, along with abnormal ego tism and delusions of Importance. The primary campaign la ended, thank Qodl The politicians cease speaking but keep on talking. The dementia ot a campaign only ilea dormant, and apt to start Its poor victim bragging and fuming child ishly without warning. The "tick fever" la reported throughout the Paclflo Coast states. It does no good to have the "tick fever" In a service station, when ema ciated from lack of gas. "Josh Rand of Strawberry Peak was a business visitor Friday: It waa his first trip to town In 15 months." (Paisley Items). Josh Is getting frequent. The sale of used candidate, will tart Saturday. All the deputlea you ean pack borne with each purchase. The next great agony will be the buying ot 1933 auto licenses. , Considerable laughing la being done at the expense of a good name. O. Wig Aahpola Is still busy plow ing, via hla hired man. Fred Tlce. Mr. Ashpol Is doing a neat Job. , One hundred and alxty-three la dles and genu will receive aheepaklns made out of cornstalks, at the hs. graduation exercises. In another year they will know definitely that tha eoonomto grindstone Is not made of chiffon, and painted pink. The eternal fish Isaua haa again risen, and the piscatorial enthusiasts are aU a-flutter. The watera of Rogue river are muddy, which cannot be helped, but the progress of Mama Salmon to the head of navigation la impeded by a monument to progress the Savage Rapids dam. Besides eauslng bum fishing, the dam mara the eternal beauty of the rlver This rumpus alwaya atarte fermenting the last full moon In May and come, to a head at the next legl,lature. The fish are the 7-year Itch that has been scratched tor 30 years. "IX any man among you seameth to be wise In this world, let him be soms a tool, that he may be wise." (1 Corinthians, 3:18). So It seems. John H. Curtis of Tldewster, Vs., at negotiator In the Lindbergh babe kidnaping, confesses he duped an admiral, a preacher, the father, and score, p.f Amerlcsn cltlsens In a cruel hoax. Mr. Curt la should have de votes hla unusual talents to some thing less brutal like the voters, who are adept at getting tooled. The last Candidates' Ball of the Hooey season waa attended by 97 candidates. The Invitation to attend a revival meeting mustered three candidates, ess ANT DON-T SNfFZR (Ktlquette Hint) If the nose becomes to trou blesome at table and cannot be wlpeo unobtrusively. It Is better to excuse on self until It can ba subjugated than to sit and anlf fie, or worst, blow It there. DENTIST OETS SENTENCE; FINE (Hdllns coos Bay Times). Fine, my foot I , , , it's exquisite. Among the high crimes and misde meanors that have been noted, to ny extent. Is the dlsbollral horn- woKgllng of an offlceseeker by auTer, . 7. he revealed he had no vote. Is to TJ OW quickly we forget. Eleven years ago there wag a de- A pression in this country- but few of us remember it. And a political complex similar to the present one was created, only it was against the Democrats instead of the Republicans. Congress then, as now, was milling about, viewing with alarm, and in the senate there was a perfect avalanche of stump speeches, declaring what was the. matter with the country and what must be done about it. Vice President Marshall then presided over the senate. After listening to these harangues for several months, he arose in his seat after a particularly angry tirade, and quietly remarked: "Now gentlemen. I am going to tall you what thii nation really needs. Moat ol all It need, good S-cent cigar I" There was a moment of silence and then a roar of applause and laughter. That remark swept the country, and the entire country laughed. It broke the tension, it cleared the atmos phere. And from that time on until the end of his term, no senator- Republican or Democrat arose in his seat to tell Vice President Marshall what was wrong with the oountry. TT7ITH the primary over, and the usual lucid interval before the presidential campaign, about to begin, we suggest that what the country needs and particularly this section of it, is not so much a good five-cent cigar as a good joke, something to tickle the community diaphram, and give the people a chance to forget their troubles in spontaneous mirth. We have the highest authority for this belief. To quote one of the most eminent physicians and psychiatrists in the country : ' "In eases of mental and Imaginary diseases nothing hu greater therapeutlo value than a whooping big laugh." But what is there to laugh about someone may inquire! Well, we admit not much. Times are hard. The circumambient gloom is pretty, thick. But during the past few weeks, the present writer has gotten several good laughs out of this down-with-the-gang" talk, and nly continue it we believe the "0R a very eminent American once remarked- you "can fool T ,, . .... . .1 1 1, t all the people some of the time, some of the -people all ot the t;me tut y0 c n-t fooj au the people aU the time." Truth ' ' 1 may be crushed to earth, but it never fails to rise again. This "down with the gang" talk hag been going on here abouts, for nearly twenty years, and we admit it has fooled many peope, But you can't TIME. And the people of Jackson County, NO MATTER HOW TOMORROW'S PRIMARY COMES OUT, are not going to , . , swallow this gang whangdoodle bait, hook and sinker any LONGER ' TPIIEY are going to call for a show down. They are going A to domand the members of this gang which has destroyed law and order in this supposedly peaceful and self-respecting community; which has robbed the people, sanctioned murder, and made our courts and judges a laughing stock, BE NAMED that the charges against them be clearly stated, and the truth or falsity of these gang charges be determined once and for all, not by the politicians nor the newspapers but in THE PROPER WAY, in the Anglo-Saxon way BEFORE OUR COURTS AND OUR GRAND JURIES. And when that is done Oh Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy I if the people of Medford and Jaokson County don't get a laugh, then Lydia Pinkham never sold a pill I That laugh will be so loud and raucous, that no amount of table thumping, no amount of coyote howling, no amount of insinuating, no amount of misrepresentation- is going to be able to withstand it. AND if it is NOT done, if the "gang howlors" try to side ton trils oil OTO.nivn m tliav litva ttiAia liw Ailai-lnl? our courts are corrupt, our juries are corrupt, our judges are corrupt, justice cannot be attained in Jackson County, then unless we ae greatly mistaken) there will be another laugh. For if this charge against the people of Jackson County is true, then there is only one course to pursue, i. e. INSTRUCT CAPTAIN TENGWALD TO CALL OUT THE NATIONAL GUARD! For when civil law can't be sustained, it is the sworn duty of the Governor of a state- in which such lawlessness and disorder reigns to declare martial law. MARTIAL LAW FOR MEDFORD AND JACKSON COUN TY, BECAUSE OF THE MEDFORD AND JACKSON COUNTY GANG I Now we submit in all seriousness, could the national laugh caused by Vice President Marshall's 5-ccnt cigar, hold a candle to the laugh caused in Southern Oregon by thatt Our Last Word KTOW one last word, and this IS serious. ' Why has the Mail Tribune spent so much time this cam paign "calling" this "down with the gang" foolishness? For this reason and this reason alone : We are in the midst of a serious depression, we face a critical econoniio situation, we need AS WE HAVE NEVER NEEDED BEFORE, HON EST, COMPETENT AND RELIABLE MEN IN PUBLIC OFFICE. This gang talk has been used in the past, and this year, solely and exclusively to confuse the votors- to raise a smoke screen behind which unqualified and incompetent men may, on a tido of prejudice, hatred and passion, slip into important offices, behind which the real and only important issue may be hidden, namely the issuo between GOOD GOVERNMENT AND BAD GOVERNMENT! That's all! That's why we have demanded a show-down on this gang talk, so that the people might see what it really IS. That's why we have insisted so constantly that the people study the candidates for themselves, disregard this camouflage on the part of self-interested office seekers, go straight to the core of the thing, and select those candidates they believe to be the best qualified for the positions they seek, from the stand point of CHARACTER AND ABILITY. , , , CO on that note with which we started this campaign, we also end. Go to the polls tomorrow and vote for those men yon regard as the BEST MEN- the most reliable men, the most cap ablo men, regardless of which party they belong to, regardles of everything and anything, except your duty as a citizen t" ,he 1JKST GOVERNMENT IN JACKSON COUNTY THAT CAN BE OBTAINED. Laugh! if our friends the enemy, will people of Jackson County will fooi aU the people ALL THE e Today By Arthur Brisbane More About Giigamesh, Japan Has Troubles, Potatoes and Prohibition. Pope Pius Warns, Copyright t King Feature 8ynd loo. The Field Museum-Oxford University expedition in Mes opotamia finds a tablet four thousand years old, supplying fifty missing lines in the Epic of Giigamesh, who was to the literature of ancient Babylon, what Ulysses was to Greece. Some of his adventures sug gest writings in the old testa ment, especially his escape from a great flood, like the one that threatened Noah. Among northern ' people? the ad venture of Beowulf suggest the ca reer of Giigamesh. But Beowulf's wildest adventures, Including his swim of six days and nights In the ocean dressed In full armor, and hla fights with marine animals, seem tame compared with the Giigamesh career. Primitive men were children, and all delighted In fairy stories, even when writing history. Tokyo reports a new cabinet planned to suit the Japanese army, following the murder of 77-year-old Japanese prime minister, by young army officers. The civil authorities of Japan dwindle In Importance to infrm-mi-croscoplc size, when war begins and must defer to army officers that deal directly with the mikado. The army feels that Japan Is In lta hands and no civilian must Interfere. On the other hand, Japanese bonds and the yen drop, exchange markets of the world taking a cold view of patriotism In Japan. They know that Japan's army will fight mag nificently, but know also that It would not be able to finance mag nificently. If the army decides what Is to be done and spent, the civilian government may find It difficult to pay the bills. The money problems of Japan's civilian government may be compli cated by news that Eussla has called up four army classes, totaling 800,000 men, for Immediate maneuvers. A Oerman expert warned the kai ser that attacking Russia was like fighting a feather bed, "the farther In you go, the more you smother." Japan may find a feather bed In China. Manchuria reports that 35 Japan ese prisoners have been massacred In the town of Han and the town burned. The Chinese that killed the Japanese retreated after the massa cre. Japan doubtless will avenge their deaths with many killings, but you cahnot kill 400,000,000 Chinese. Mrs. Vincent As tor, intelligent and prosperous young New York broker, collected funds for a wet campaign yesterday at the corner of Nassau and Wall streets. Mrs. John N. Sheppard and Mrs. Charles H. Sabln, also prosperous ladles, Join many oth ers described as "society women" In a fight for beer and against prohi bition. Prohibitionists will not underesti mate the Importance of this 'society." When Parmentler brought potatoes to Prance, working people would have nothing to do with them. The king ordered his nobles to wear potato blossoms In their buttonholes, and the little people said: "Potatoes must be good, since the nobles wear t,helr blossoms.' They have been eat ing potatoes ever since, cooked In 100 ways. In an encycle of solemn warning headed 'Charltas Christ," Christ's charity," Pope Plus Eleventh urges an eight-day period of prayer and self denial. The faithful are to abstain at least from entertainment and amusement, however lawful," the prosperous giving to the poor what la thus saved. The pope denounces communism, atheism, socialism, exaggerated na tionalism, and at the same denouncee accumulation of wealth In the hands of a few Individuals. With that par agraph in the encycal ultra radicals will agree. The pope sees tn modern times the satanlcal banners of war against Ood and against religion bnusenly unfurled to the wind. Congressman Cochran's bill pun ishing kidnaping with death or life Imprisonment Is approved by the house Judiciary subcommittee. The difficulty, unfortunately, is not lack of severe penalties, but In capacity In dealing with crime, and convicting and punishing imirderert and other criminals. Kidnaping, hijacking, bootlegging. acketeerlng, holdup, murder, all are ..iken quite for granted. There 1 some excitement in such a case, a (Continued oa Page Slsren) Personal Health Service By William Signed tetters pertaining to personal neaitb and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady U a stamped self-addressed envelope is enclosed. 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 Mat Tribune. LARGER DOSES When diphtheria kills It Is by poi soning, not by choking. In the emergency or first aid treat ment of poison ing It is the part of good com mon sense to give enough of whatever antidote you do give. The 'name of the poison of diphtheria la to in. The name of the antidote we use for such poi soning is antitoxin. There are from 200,000,000 to 300, 000,000 red blood corpuscles in a single drop of blood. Bo we need not get excited over the loss ot a few hundred thousand red blood corpuscles, need we? Not long ago a member of my household came down with a sore throat. The patient had been ex posed to diphtheria. The attend ing physician took a culture, but we did not wait for the laboratory report. We Just gave the patient 30,000 units of antitoxin. Next morning patient was getting weU and report was negative. Shucks, we had spent the price of the anti toxin to no purpose. But we were not regretful. Anyway we all slept soundly that night. Only the Ignorant and supersti tious imagine there Is any risk In volved In administering antitoxin. True, any such serum may cause hives or similar discomfort, and In rare cases It may cause an asthmatic seizure, even a fatal one. But this latter possibility is easily guarded against by administering only a wee drop of the serum first and waiting an hour to see whether the patient la sensitized. If the emergency Is not too urgent. If no disagree able reaction occurs within aa hour. then the full dose may be Injected without fear of unpleasant conse quences. If It Is worth while to give anti toxin at all It Is the part of com mon sense to give enough In the Il3 CoriihjerL GxLlinq Ufhorth. w-'dL fe.iv-eA. LpJteufA. Higher deposit No deflocculator Maximum control Better weathering Easily removed That's why S-W on thousands Thousands of acres of orchard in the North west were sprayed the past season with two to four less cover sprays than were generally applied by using S-W Arsenate of Lead and field service. Grower success in securing better control with fewer sprays with S-W Arsenate of Lead is due to several factors: HIGHER DEPOSIT. Many actual analyses show that more S-W Arsenate of Lead remains on the fmlt after spraying. Heavier deposit is very im portant as control Is in direct ratio to deposit, other factors being constant. NO DEFLOCCULATOR. Sherwtn-WMlams Arse nate of Lead does not contain a deflocculator. This allows it to settle more quickly on the fruit with heavier deposit and more desirable type of coating. GREATEST BULK. Actual tests with the Scott volumeter show thnt S-W Arsenate of Lead has the greatest dry bulk tn the pack age and also tha highest layer when allowed to settle in the spray tank or test tube. It will go into suspension with the least agita tion. Because S-W Arsenate of LET US QUOTE YOU ON Sherwin-WilliamsArsenate of Lead and Summer Oil ENJOY REAL SERVICE ON YOUR SPRAY MATERIALS Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Local Brady. M. D. OF ANTITOXIN. first dose to neutralize all the toxin or diphtheria poison immediately. These hang-overs of paralysis that followed diphtheria In so many cases 20 or 30 years ago were almost Invariably due to too small doses of antitoxin. If any was given at all. The Inadequate doses left con siderable diphtheria toxin or poison un-neutralized, and the toxin or poison of the disease, not the anti dote, caused the paralysis. Ten thousand units of antitoxin Is a trifling dose. Such a dose la comparable with 10,000 red blood corpuscles, which would scarcely make a smear visible to the naked eye. Of course, if you could Inject the picayune ten thousand units in the first 10 minutes of the Illness you might neutralize all the toxin then in the blood, at that. But If you let the production of toxin go on for eight, 12 or 24 hours, then you had better begin with 30 to 60 thousand units, and If the diphtheria Is moderately severe you are still only" trifling If you give anything less than one hundred thousand units. In Russia they find that In very severe diphtheria doses of from 200. 000 to 300.000 units of antitoxin, much larger than has heretofore been used, the mortality rate la decreased more than half. In any case no harm can be done If we give more than enough. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Barley Water. In diluting baby's food with bar ley water or oatmeal water, please tell me how to make this. Mrs. L, O. Answer To two tables poonfuls of either barley grain (pearl barley) or barley flour add one, quart of water and a pinch of salt and boil or simmer for four or five hours, adding water as needed to keep quantity up to a quart. Then strain through coarse muslin. ' To make oatmeal water use the same method, with rolled oats or ordinary oatmeal. Barley water Is less laxative than oatmeal water. Either serves not only as a desirable food in Itself. -v:A-.v..v&w.,iVv,.;nB. Arsena A 5 1 H tax y-v -i te of Lead is being used of acres of orchards this spring Lead lies in a fluffy layer after settling. It will not clog the pipes of stationary spray plants. COMPATIBLE WITH MINERALOIL. S-W Arsenate of Lead is compatible with oil sprays and other combinations further assuring high deposit. BETTER WEATHERING PROPERTIES. Analyses at picking time show that S-W Arsenate of Lead has superior weathering properties which, be cause of highrr deposit and greater adhesiveness often permit the grower to eliminate late cover sprays. It is easily removed and fruit cleaned In the usual manner will meet the world tolerance. Let us show you what a combination spray of S-W Arsenate of Lead and S-W Summer Mulsion can do in your orchards. A corps of field men is at the sen ice of all growers using Sherwin-Williams products. Informa tion about what they can do to help you Manufactured on the Pacific Coast to mast Wj fcssrlSaSWslawsi Agent for Sherwin-Williams 2Z ep lid Is I. ae but also aids the digestion of milk curd In infancy, when used Instead of plain water for diluting milk in modifying mUk for the baoya oonw. Man Who Lost a Leg Is Known Your correspondent "B. M. B." who sought the name and address of the reader who told about giving up smoking AFTER he had lost a leg through the disease thrombo angltla obliterans, no doubt referred to me. You are permitted to give my name and address to "B. M. B." I shall be more than pleased If any thing In my experience can help anybody with that condition. D. M. S. Answer Thank you. Now the best I can do Is hold your letter a while, and tf "E. M. E." writes again I'll give him your , name and address. As a rule, however, I cannot give out any correspondent's Identity or address, and I never give names or Identifying indications of any sort In thla column. These Near-Testimonials. I have cured myself of foot blis ters by your simple remedy after spending more than $200 on various specialists and remedies. This would be a better world If there were more doctors like you In it. S. A.O. Answer But you slice It so thin. brother, that I can't teU whether it's balonev or summer sausage I like both, tho. Le'me know some time what my simple remedy was. (Copyright John P. Dille Co.) Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, May 19(Spl.) Tommy Divans of this district Is shearing his sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young enter tained at a dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson. Jack Stowell la helping William Perry build a barn. John Domagall Is busy plowing on his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Shelley. Jr., spent the week-end In California vis iting relatives. Mary Ellen Holman spent the night with Pearl Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson spent the evening with Mr. end Mrs. I. R Kltne and nephew. Glenn Lannlng Mrs. George H Stowell Is home from the hospital and la getting along nicely. Real Estate or Insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 796. Portraits of distinction. The Peas leys, opp. Holly theater. Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. tm1 -5ft ;v ;. -.-.v. v ,v. : with your spraying problems can bo obtained from any Sherwin-Williams dealer, or write us direct. THE SHERWIN-WILIIAMS CO. paciric coast ornccsi Portland Csttl. Spokane Salt Late City t Oakland San Frsncltce LosAnfamj your conditions Sprays Flight o Time (Medford and Jackson Count) History from the rues of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Vean Af) K of whiskey marked "aalt fish" found along Bear creek. Oreat Interest manifested in pri mary election, with Klan as all-absorbing Issue. Governor Olcott de nounces -bigotry." snd "fiery crosses" gleam from the Slskiyous to the Col umbia river. Rudolph Valentino, firm star, rested aa bigamist. TEN YFABS AGO TODAX May 19, 1022 (It was Friday) Crops benefited by warm weathen pear blossoms start falling. Charge Harding the administration "reeks with corruption" rolls Repulra Ucans. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY May IB, 1912 (It was Sunday) Copco rushes work on new power line to Klamath Falls, Shortage of farm and orohard labof feared In valley. Rev. Rlcheson of Boston, accused of poisoning sweetheart, given day's lease of life by prison warden so he can recover from hysterics. N. Jerry, "the nugget king," finds nugget worth 9563. Women to hold suffrage tea at Nat. Blue Ledge railroad boosters to hold meeting. 3 "We Know Chevrolets -You Know Us" BteaVig all Records BREAKING ALL RECORDS Is one thing and figuring out how It is done Is another. We are wondering why a RED cow that eata GREEN grass gives WHITE milk that makes YELLOW butter, and why a BLACK hen lays WHITE eggs. We have figured out why our Chevrolet repair service Is In , such popular demand. "Honest ' service at fair rates" Is the work ing slogan here. A trial will re veal the efficiency and thorough ness always guaranteed. Let Chevrolet specialists put your car In perfect running condition. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. South Riverside Phone ISO GOOD ON ALL TRAINS LEAVING MAY27-28-29-30 BE BACK BY MIDNIGHT JUNE 6 Treat yourself to an early vaca tion. "Dollar Day" roundtrips be tween all S. P. nation are first tUus tickets at shout $1 per 100 miles, good on ALL TRAINS, in coaches or in Pullmans (plus usual berth charge). SAMPLE ROUNDTRIPS Portland 7.15 San Francisco $ 9.10 I Los Angeles ....$18.25 Ask agent about "Dollar Daf fares lo Mexico. Southern Pacific J. C. Csrle, Agent, Phone 34 Painful Piles Go quick No Cutting No Salves It takes only one bottle of Dr. J. 8. Leonhardts prescription HEM-ROID to end ltcMni. bleeding, protrud ing plies. This Internal remedy acta quickly even In old, atuborn cases. HEM-ROID succeeds becsuse It heals and restores the effected parts and removes blood congestion in the lower bowel the csuje of piles. Only an Internal medicine can do this, that's rtiy salves snd eutt!n fall. Jarmln Woodi ht HEM-ROID tablets muit i end your Put misery or money back.