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Newspaper Page TextFSGE EIGHT MEDFORD MXIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAT 26,. 1932. Medford Mail Tribune HEmyonf In fiouthtrn Orioot rtidi thi Hill Trlfcuat" Dally Biwpt Bi unity PublHhed bf kncnpUHD PBINTINU CO. tat J -19 N. Kir 8k PbMM Tf ftuBBItl W UUHU KdlUH I L KNAFf, MtuifW Ao lodapeodem Newtpipt Enured a imix) dm nitur it Utdfon! Oreioo, under Act of Much 8, 18TB, 8L'HHCK1PT!0N RATES Mill In Adrt&U Daily, Jtat... If.OO Dtlli. O'JDtb to R CjlttIm. In AdfiM Hedfwd. jMkiODriJI, O.otnl Point, Pbooali, TatoU Oold Hll! ind oo lllgtirs. pi!lj, mcDtli.... ....... 9 .T Daiir. m rr f.60 AU term, cub to iiranc. OffieitJ ptptf of tlx Ctty of Medford, Official wdm of J&ektop Coualf. MEMKP.H OF TUB ABHOCIATKU PHEttB ltcitlni Pull Uud Wirt Bertie Tbt Aisocltted Prwi li iiclmltel? tntltled to tt Uii for puhllMllos of til newt dUptUM credited to tt or olherttlw credited Id Uili paper od alto to the local newt puhlfatied herein. All rlghti for publication of ipeclal dUpateboi berelo re alio rewned. MEMS K It 09 ONITKP PHKflB MKMBKH OP AUDIT BUUEAU OP ClUCULATlONg Adterttilnf KeprMOOtitlTW M. C M0UKN8BN 4 CO MP ANT OfTlree Id Ne York, Lniuio, Detroit, Baa PYaoelKO, Lot Angelee, 8etlle, Portland. I D ft O fft'AX TX I A SSOCI ATlON Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry The Intelligent Voters, with the aid of the Unintelligent Voters, hava play. !? n?"S nofa. oriud ' or it a in previoua yea, but thera "rZX?" m m w".whom they accuse. Mra. Bernlce Emma of U Angeles. I hand and missel hai been p.rdoned ' by the governor of California upon land! c.. "and afa'y there? This is a eruel exile, but ahouid learn mad jn the future. The Andy Dumps of the alley, seem to be against sin, In all Its varied forms NATURE OETI FUNNY (Covington, Ky., Star) A bolt of lightning which knocked W. I. Hansen, a farmer of the Bagdad eomunlty, eleven miles from here, unconscious,, killed the cow he was milking and knooked the cow his son Oeorge, seventeen, waa milking on the boy. e The weeds In the fenoe corners. are making better progress than the wheat. : Austin Oood, chef, bears a grudge against the hold-up men who shot him In the foot Monday morning. (Eugene News). Your Justified Aus " tin, but be a good sport, and turn the other foot. e e e . The talk about a revolution con tinues. It has not been definitely decided whloh bank to aelae first, or wbat oltlaen to stand up against the courthouse well as a. horrible ex ample. Xhe revolution here, la con fined to one Individual and la more or less of a self-starting personal Insurrection. The Una of march of the revolution will be up Sixth atreet to Oakdale, thence down Main street to the bridge. The revolution will be given 100 yarda start of the posse. e e As the mayorship of Medford pays no salary, there will not be more than 100 candidates, It la feared. Political fees have started to bury the hatchet In each other's necks. The popular editorial of the day Is upon ths defeat of Congressman Hawley, It la learnedly attributed to everything but the real cause: the abhorrence of the state, aa a whole, for anything that resembles In the slightest, orderly efflclenoy In publlo office. Some of the more outspoken Journals mention this trait, In passing, and call It "Incon slstency." The better nsme Is ornery nees. A good congressman or sen ator In thla state aa a rule, lasts about aa long aa a good football coach at the University of Oregon. The daya are growing warmer and the Older Olrls are subsisting Urge ly (largely la the word), upon salads. The Older Olrla will eat anything, If It is on a lettuce leaf, Wig Ashpole did a good Job of plowing, via Fred Tloe, hired man. The handicraft can be noted from the Crater Lake highway. Several eltlaens who faoed famine last winter, are akedaddllng over the lea In apanklng new avitoa, and con fidently expect to atarve to death again next winter, tf they cant make tt to California or Europe. - There are enough new straw hats to have three daya of rain, . Mlchasl worked on a pavement gang during the day and went out horseback tiding with the ladlea In the evening. (Chlco Enterprise). Olve Mike credit for versatility. ... Lire What doea tt matter to tailor or hat ter. Butcher or baker, or truckmen who drive How It all started t Clear-eyed and warm-hearted. Each la a person and each to allvsl Life Is a problem and this Is the Jest of It, lie Is the wisest mho Just makes the best of It. Detroit Free Press. Time ear Improving. An upstate Jury returned a verdict, on an empty stomach, Auto glass installed while you wait rncas right, BrlU 4bl aiatal Www. "Call" the Poison Spreaders! RELIEVE it or not the poison campaign has already started 1 " Usually after an election there is a lucid interval a breath ing spell during which the people behave like human beings, But this year, apparently grace. No doubt a newspaper people who walk up and down They DO sayi This candidate is a booze fighter. The other a moral leper. Candidate No. 3 started life as a horse thief. Candidate No. 4 stile the savings of a poor widow, etc., etc. WHAT utter foolishness. Not only foolish, but injurious to the entire community. The primary is over. The election won't be held until November. Can't we enjoy a little peace and sanity for a couple of months! If that is too much to expect, there must be some way at least to stop this vicious and irresponsible scandal mongering. Three such tales have been ri'n down by this newspaper and found to be made up entirely of truth in any of them. But we lation of these libellous falsehoods is still going on. WE CAN see only one way when told one of these DOWN! The primary winners easily be found. Insist that the accuser and the accused be brought together, and the matter cleared up once and for all. Such an attitude on the part of a few citizens, would stop this cowardly and oontemptible As has been pointed out present depression has resulted normal etock of kindliness and partisan politics into this situation, has created an atmosphere of suspicion and hostility, highly order of character assassins and But not one of them can play. Not one of them, if called, will face the facts, or those I 'HKREFOBE, the thing to do the people of Medford take thirig, it, will not only continue, it will grow to such proportions that by the time the presidential campaign opens, the real issues before the people, will be entirely forgotten. The energies of the entire community will be slinging it. , Swat the Imps! A LONG this line we are indebted to the Emporia (Kansas) Gazette for an excellent parable written by one Drew Warren, a well known citizen of readers that they look it over, swatting the imps, infesting this part of the country. "The devil stood on a busy Btreet corner intently watching for viotimB. Pointing to a man who had just passed, he spoke curtly to one of the little imps that surrounded him, 'Go get that man for me.' Like a flash the imp raced after the man, leaped to his shoulder and . whispered, 'You're licked!' "Why no, I am not licked," replied the man. "Oh, yes, you are, too," urged the imp. "Why I don't think I am," retorted the man. "Yes, but you are and you know it," insisted the imp. "Well, maybe you're right, I guess I am," admitted the man slowing his pace as his whole demeanor changed. With a malicious grin the little imp slid to the ground and skipped back to the corner eager to report his success to the Big Boss. "Never mind the details, we're busy," snapped the devil and pointing quickly to another irian, snarled, "Go got him for me. Give him The Works." Instantly the imp loaped to the chase and in a moment was on the man's shoulder and as before whispered, "You're licked!" "No, I'm not," the man replied with oonviotion. "Oh yes, you are, you're licked," urged the imp. "Indeed I'm not," sharply responded the man. "But you are and you know it," fairly screamed the Imp into his ear. ' "I tell you I'm not, you lie!" snapped the man squaring his shoulders and increasing his gait. Down crashed the little imp and picking himself up from the pavement slowly made his way back to the corner. "Well, what's the matter!" challenged the devil, "didn't I tell you to give him The Works!" "I did," whined the imp, "I played my strongest card too, but the man not only wouldn't believe me, but he called me a liar and that LICKED ME!" For over two years 20 million imps have been riding America's shoulders. Let's change our bait. Phoenix Church Plans Memorial Sunday Service PHOENIX, May S. (Spl.) pec- lsl plana are being made for services at the Presbyterian church here Sun day morning, aa It la the morning preceding Memorial day. The male quartet will have a special number. Rev. Brownrlgg will bring the mese age. Services will bs from 11 to II o'clock. There wll lalso be an evening serv ice commencing at I o'clock, whsn th Ladles' Missionary society will present a pageant of Missionary spirit and Interest, and Mra. J. O. N. Pol ing will give a talk on missionary work. This service will he at th close of th Christian Endeavor hour from 8 to 9 o'clock, and will bs conduct ed by ladles of th Missionary so ciety. All In the community are cordially Invited to th services. Shoe Factor Dies. PORTLAND, Ore, May a. Funeral services will be held her to day for Theodore Bergmann, IS, pres- inent or tn shoe manufacturing firm which bean his name. He was 111 for eight months prior to hi death her Monday, there is to be no such period of gets such a reaction first, but the Main stem, must have met it whole cloth not a scintilla of have reason to believe the circu out. For right thinking citizens yarns, to DEMAND A SHOW are all well known and can mud-slinging in 24 hours. previously in this column, th in a shocking decline of the good will. The injection of favorable to the amalgamated poison spreaders. stand the light of day and fair eve is to CALL them. For unless some stand against this sort of devoted to dodging mud and that town. We suggest to our think it over, and then start My Baby. A tiny little person Stopped at my home; Now life to brighter, Each day is a song. A soft, downy head, A dimpled little chin, A round little face With th pinkest skin. Two bright llttls eyes, Ths color of the sea; Two little hands. Holding hsavsn key. A tiny little form, Close at my breast, Rsveala th happiness With which I'm blest. Something to work for; Just something to love: Something to lire tor Ood sent from sbov. Mrs. H. W. Crocker, All our lesther goods, special tor graduation gifts, 9s to &0 off. Offtc Stationery ft Supply co. Phon M w'u haul away your refuse, City Saalvarr oarric, Ye Poet's Corner Today By Arthur Brisbane A Welching Bloc, Your Silver Dollar, Rules for Wives, Two Governments, Copyright King Fi xtures Synd., Ine. It is reported seriously that England, France and Italy have united to "bar the pay ments of debts to us." They are said to have arranged what might be called a "Welching bloc" as though three book makers should agree not to pay what they owe, hoping to make the welching less unpleasant by making it co-operate. This welching plan by Eur opean friends that came hat in hand, tears in their eyes, beg ging for help in the war, may hurt them more than us. We can afford a ten billion dollar welching process if we must, whereas on future occasions the welchers may discover that de liberately swindling a good lender, with plenty more that might be lent, is not profitable. Also, there are several ways of killing a cat, and several ways of recovering a debt. Some day a forceful American government may reveal some methods of debt recovery to the "welching bloc." Mr. Mills, secretary of the treasury, Issues the ' first SI bills with his signature. Like other ,61 bills, they raise an Important question. Take a one dollar bill and read on It In large type, under a picture of Oeorge Washington, "ONE SILVER DOLLAR." Nothing is said about gold, It's a SILVER dollar. Yet that silver dollar with Uncle Sam's name on It Is worth one hun dred cents, whereas government OOLD BONDS seU below par. A government bond la the govern ment's promise to pay you the face value of th bond IN OOLD of at th present standard of weight and fineness. Your dollar bill Is nothing but silver plus the country's name, and tt la worth more than the bond. To the average citizen who knows no more about finance than the average high financier, this Indicates that Uncle Sam, If he chose, could flnanoe his affairs without going to the bankers that he has created, say ing "Won't you please lend me a lit tle money, at high Interest rates." In England, a gentleman waa ac cused of enticing . away another man's' wife. The husband sued. The learned Juatlo McCardle decided against him, saying among other things: "I must tell you that a wo man's body does not belong to the husband. It Is her own property; It Is not his. A woman can leave her husband by her own free will. She may choose her own occupation. She may take her own political party. She may profess her own separate religious creed. She may decide whether ah will bear children or not, and she may decide when each child ahall be born. The married woman of this country has gained .her freedom. That sounds radical for an Eng lish Justice. Another learned British Jurist, Sir Thomas Edward Scrutton, reversed the opinion of Justice McCardle who is a bachelor saying: "If there la to be a discussion of the proper rela tion of husband and wife I think It had better come from Judgea who hav mor than a heoretlcal knowl edge of such relations." Th opinion that a British wife owns and can control herself Is startling, In England, where until recently there had been no change 1 In th ruling that said that a hue- ; band might beat his wife providing 1 he used a stick no bigger round than his thumb, I Her tn America' w hav what ! might be called a conservative gov- ernment by high finance and big corporations. Nobody wlU deny that they represent the real power In the United States. About one out of six of our workers Is Idle. And we moan, naturally. In New Zealand they hav exactly th olher kind of a government. run for th people, by the work men," a pretty good Imitation of "proletarian" government, without th soviet trimmings. And In New Zealand TWO OUT OF THREE WORKMEN ARE IDLE Th worker r nbelllng against their govern ment, and ar In miserable condi tion. In a depression any kind of icwmment may be th wrong kind. - Mr. Corbett, chief architect of the 1M Chicago world a fair, and on of th architects of th Rockefeller Center, says th country will soon b dotted with small houses sold ready made, like suits of clothes for "Nomadlo America." Th condition may com so soon aa to surprise Mr. Corbett, for production of such houses Is now In excellent competent hand. An American family want three things, a house to live In, a car to drive In, a garage for the car. Ninety- nine out of a hundred Americans would rather have a two room house and a four, six, or an eight cylinder car, than a twenty-room house and no automobll. Wall Street was sad again yester day, prlcea sagging. That part of th world reminds you of the gentle man whose wife persusded htm' to take castor oil, promising him a lit tle rye whisky after It. He was fond of rye whisky, and yielded, but from that time on, he could never touch It, because It reminded him of castor oil. Some cltlzena are fond of stock speculation, but cant bear to touch It now, because It reminds them of 1929. The Filipinos, preparing for the day of "deliverance" from the United States, plan to buy out Japanese land owners. They say Japanese owners are willing to sell. However, It might not be a good buy for the Filipinos, If they are really to be delivered from Uncle Sam's cruel grip. If Uncle Sam should depart, the Japanese would come In, having good use for the Philippines, and the real estate purchases might not be prof itable. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, the first woman that ever flew the ocean alone, gets "a distinguished flying cross" from the senate unanimously. She deserves It. It is a pleasant decoration for her to wear, and she Is a much finer decoration for the United States to wear. Astronomers atHeidelberg observ atory, near the old castle, discovered a new tiny planet, nearest thing of Importance to the earth, except the moon. It Is "only" 4,370,000 miles distant at certain times, and will be useful, making It possible to measure distances In the universe more ac curately. I At present, according to Dr. Frost, I blind aatronmer at Terkes observa tory, we do not know the exact dis tance between the earth and the sun within 00,000 miles. This tiny new planet will enable us to cut that un certainty down to 10,000 miles. The best clear Cedar Shingles. 3.00 per 1000. Regular $4.00 shingles. Medford Lumber Co. News of Your Neighbors ! More of It Than Ever Before Appears in the MAIL TRIBUNE 46 Golomnis of Country Correspondence Gathered By 41 Mail Tribune N Rural Correspondents Was Published In the Mail Tribune During April! Medford's Personal Health Service By William Signed letter pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dlieaae. diagnosis or treatment, will be anawered by Dr. Brady If 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 Mall Tribune. WHY THINGS H We do know that persons Who have diabetes are more likely to suffer from recurrent bolls than are normal perTCns. Indeed, a tendency to de velop one b o 11 'after another should raise the suspicion of dia betes and war rant at least a careful examina tion for evidences of such function al deficiency. Per haps there are other systemic factors which retard or Impair the healing process. But it Is idle to Imagine that "poor blood" accounts for delay In the healing of ordinary cuts, wounds or minor Injuries. What do you mean by "poor blood"? I hope not what the nostrum exploiters would have gullible customers be lleve. When anyone springs this question on me, and some one does every day. I neatly evade by asking another question, namely, what have you used by way of remedy or treatment? Not that I am at all curious about that. On the contrary I am indif ferent, for no matter what you have put on the little wound or Injury I know the treatment is only a neces sary evil at best and a handicap up on the healing process as a general rule. Having found out what first aid dressing and subsequent treatment you have given the Injury. I am In a position to explain, at least to my own satisfaction, why the healing Is so slow in your case. Do you begin to comprehend? , No, I suppose not. Well, I'll do my best to make It clear, though I am not at all certain you will get It, for that depends on your reception. For many years our research work ers have sought antiseptics or germi cides which will actually hamper the multiplication and growth of germw In the living tissues and at the same time not seriously harm the delicate young tissue cells which must multi ply and grow to form the new tissue in any healing process. Nearly every spring, about the time the new fash Ions In clothing and headgear are brought out, a remarkable new anti septic Is Introduced to the profes sion and the public, and the new antiseptic always has extraordinary power to dispose of germs and vet none of the harmful effects on tls-j sues that all preceding nostrums! have had as we learn a season or two after they are launched. I am not a pessimist, yet I tninK i the antiseptic which will apreclablyl hamper germ life in the body tissues without harming the tissues In com parable degree will be discovered when perpetual motion is discovered. Mean while I am quite content to apply mJ 0 NEWSPAPER, the size of the Mail Tribune, in the entire west can show such a volume of rural news. Just think of it! 11 cor- 1 respondents plus a score of Grange news gatherers, bring to Mail Tribune readers bits of news and gossip of the many communities surrounding this city. ... 46 columns 966 column inches in one month is a record we're proud of just another reason whv "Evervbody In Southern Oregon Reads the Mail Tribune." Only ABC Brady, M. D. EAL SO SLOWLY some lodin to any scratch, out or other minor Injury, cover or protect the wound from subsequent contam ination, and forget It. Salves and lotions are excellent in the treatment of wound complica tions, and had better be left to the skill of the physician. Every time you "dress" wound you give the natural healing process a setback. Today when a surgeon believes the wound is once clean, sterile, he leaves It undisturbed for a week or two, and that Insures the most perfect healing. This, then, Is my answer to the query "Why do things heal so slowly in my case?" Probably because you put so many things on the little le sion, and then take 'em off again. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Old Dan Druff. I am 33 years old and have had dandruff ever since I can remember. I am blonde, and It doesn't show so much as it does on dark hair, but I would like to get rid of it. Miss T. O. F. Answer The best treatment Is a course of sulphur inunctions. This self-treatment is tedious, but It gives more lasting benefit than any other remedy. Send a stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for In structions, mentioning your trouble. Occasional application of a solution of 10 grains of resorcln in one ounce of alcohol or your favorite toilet water, a few drops rubbed into the scalp night and morning, will con trol the trouble fairly well in many cases, though resorcln may stain very blonde or gray hair a reddish-yellow after prolonged use. Orifices Are Outlets. Are there minute openings In the human skin called "pores"? If this Is not true, how does the persnlra- tlon penetrate through the skin? Can you explain why dictionaries and home medical books define pores as minute orifices In the skin? R. C. Answer The only openings or ori fices In the skin are the outlets of the sebaceous and sweat glands. Per spiration does not penetrate through the skin. Sweat flows out through the orifices of the sweat glands. Dictionary makers and home medical book writers do not know what they are talking about, if they imply that anything can enter the body through the pores. Neither do coroners or physicians who offer such an explana tion for fatal poisonings, such as shoe dye poisoning. Trouble with a lot of these political accidents Is they Imagine their bald assertions make a thing so and this same ailment Is prevalent among our medical pro fessors and would-be medical autnor- lties. (Copyright John F. Dine Co.) For wrecker or tow service, night or day. Phone 1300, Lewis' Service. Newspaper 3 Plight o Time (Medford and Jackson Count) History from ths riles of The MsU Tribune of 80 and 10 Veer, Ago.) TEN YEARS AOO TODAY May 26, 1PJJ. (It was Friday) Pall campaign In Oregon promise to be hottest tn history, with re ligious Issue Involved. Portland pic tured aa "nest of political plotting." Fifteen hundred chlckena destroyed In fire at F. S. Carpenter ranch. Graduation exercises heldt at th Central Point high school.' Diplo mas given to Eula Benson, Lorn H. Hamerick. Eva Victoria Nealon, Norma Ellestad, Annette Heckman, Moore Hamilton, Earl W. Weaver, Oscar F. Anderson, Ernest A. Harris, Johnnie H. Ortm and Eugene Meej. Rudolph Valentino in "The Sheik" at Page, draws large crowds. Prink Calllson. former Oregon star, rated as leading candidate as coach of Medford high echool. He la "in experienced, but a hustler, and will wake up the local athletee." (His tory shows that he did.) Local farmera endorse MuscM Shoals plan. TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY May Z6, 1912. (It was Saturday) Valley strawberries on market and without a peer." Oregon road problems discussed at Eugene meet. Craw of Gold Hill rooster yields tl In fine gold. School board reports sanitary con dltlona In city schools "Ideal. Greater Medford club says they ar "outrageous." Civic battle looms. City to hold special election for voting $20,000 bonds for building Bear Creek bridge. "Anti-Wall Street Association" IM formed In city. F. D. Smith, presi dent. ' "We Know Chevrolet You Know Us" It Never Rains But It Pours, The following notice Is posted In a midwest electric station: "Be ware I To touch these wires is instant death. Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted." You should beware of excessively low rates effected at a sacrifice of quality. But don't let modesty in price mislead you at this shop. Our Chevrolet repair work must be up to the standards of our reputation, so we guarantee it unreservedly. Drive in today and let us look over your Chevrolet. Prevention is cheaper than repair. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. South Riverside Phone 150 Reduced 30 Pounds Never Felt Better Safe Way to Lose Fat Take the case of Miss Msdelons Crowley, for instance, who lives In Uttle Rock, Ark. Just read her let ter: "I have used Krusrhen Salts for one year when I started I weighed 140 pounds now I weigh 110 pounds and never felt better In my life." 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