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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1932. pa'ge eight Medford Mail Tribune MEwyoM la Southirn Ortgos Mid. th Hill frlfcunt" Dtllf Iicepl BtiurdT PubUshte by MEPfORD PRINTING CO. IS-Sr-SI N. ITlf BL PbOOl Tl gOBEOT W. HUHL, Ulttt L L. KNAP?, Mimiw An Independent Newipapw Bnitrtd u teeond dus mitur tt Mtdord Ortctm, nnfler Aet ol Mircb 8, 18TB. 8UB8CH1PTION BATES t$ Mail lfl Adtioct Dalll. ru IT.00 Pall, fflODlb t6 By Ctrr.tr, to Adrtnu Mdford, Ashland, Jickwarlll, Cectral Point, Pbotolx, lalc&L Uold H1U and es Ulifiu. Dai I j, mooUi. I Dally, om year f.60 Ail twos, taito la adraw. OrrtcltJ papar of Um City d Mtdord. Offielil paper of Jaekaoo County. MKMBEH Of TUB AB80CIATEU PHK88 BwelTlm full Luted Wire Serrlc Tba Auoclited Preai li aidmltaly intllled to Uu um for publlcaUon of all am dUpauti ertdlted tt It or otherwlu credited 111 thla paper tod alio to the local ntwi publlnbed herein, All rtibtt Tor publlciUoD of ipeclal dljpitelw berelo are alio reaened. UEMBEH Of ONlTgP PUK88 fclEMBEK OP AUDIT BUUEAD Or CIRCULATIOM Advertising HrpmeoUtl-M II C. MOGK.N8EN k COMPANY Offlcee In Ne York. Uleaio, Detroit, Ian frtnclteo, Loa Angelea. Beattle. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur ferry Ther. 1 Mill mor Truth than Poetry, but more Lie. than both put together. Jessica U borne from college and I being celled Jeeele again, ... Owing to the breaking down of our linotype machine, local blrtha, . .... . H TtCMtm aeaina ana dujhbb . - ... . .. t- , . Will.' poned uniu nex woe. ten Sentinel) Power of the preae in the highest. The Oregonlan report, that the 1. .uruirlntAndMnfc of ChOOl 18 raUlng a O. Chaplin muetache. The. tat. auperlntendent of achoola ! I not up xor re-eiection ... ' A gent writes to know, "what shall I use for money In buying a 193J-33 auto license." It has bnen euggested . v, .nfc thfc he use what he used when he bought a new auto 17 daya ago. . H waa bit with an Idea, and now look at the idea. ... EVERY TOWN HAS ONE. (Eugene News) Except that Hector Macpher on haa a way of getting nil atuff a hearing, it would aeem Idle even- to listen to hla argu ment. Like all persona of hla ' type he cares nothing for facta. His methods are those of the rabble-rouser. He makea broad generalizations without regard to their factual foundations and clinches hla spurious argument with personalities. z Solution of the economic problems baa shifted, the statesmen moving from th. hot aide of the Bill Oore bank to the ahade of the city park. However, the economlo problems will sot be aettled In either apot. The mellow bellow of th. bull basso la once mora heard at even tide. e v "Prank told the police he gave hla purse containing 11600 and valuable papers to th. tall blonde for safe keeping and baa no knowledge of her present whereabouts." (Chlco Enterprise) Operations of the queen Holding Company. Ltd. . J, Hughes I now delivering tee th, kind that melts In your mouth. 14 army planes paased over th city Tuesday and attracted no mor. at tention than an extraordinary sun- O. Bate got out ot bed early to day to find out what time a robin, that has been waking him up with hla alnglng, start vocalising. It waa S:50 a.m. Mr Bates got In 40 mlna sleep before his Paw got up and tackled the lawnmower, aa the robin waa keeping him awake too. t Why not let the law violator roll hla own Jury, and then glv hlm aelf a suspended reprimand. An old-fashioned section hand waa pulling weed around th depot Wed. e While pounding th (words Into ploughaharea, and th apeara Into prunlng-hooka, why not pound the self-constructed halo Into dime bracelet. e A 4d waa deserted her yesterday by some tourist who wen famished for gasoline, . e i A favorite conclusion of th up- att prtaa holda: "No on wants to e a return of th boom, that preceded th crash of October, loan." They may asy they don't but deep down In their hearts, they would Ilk to see th boom return, o they could profit by experience, and get theirs tha day before th m a a h smashed. see The forest will soon b dry enough for a men smoking a pipe to start a fir with a carelessly tossed cigar tt. s I HOI TAX WAIL. Th schoolboy whips hi taxed top, th beardless youth manage his taxed hors. with a taxed bridle, on a taxed road; and th. dying English man, pouring hla medicine, which ha paid 7 per cent, flings himself back on hla chlnta bed, which haa paid H per cent, and expire In the arms of an apothecary who haa paid A license of too pounds for the privilege ot putting him to death (Sidney Smith Kuaya.) Colossal Effrontery! THE Mail VTribune has received a communication from the Federal Employees League urging this newspaper to wire the Oregon Senators and Congressmen, to vote against the Hoover economy bill. Thousands of federal employees, their friends and relatives throughout the country, will vote against those who aupport thla unjust measure and do everything In their power to drive them from public life. Our message to the Federal Employees League and to the Oregon delegation in Washington follows: We urge strongest possible support, to President's economy program and favor answering Employees Lesgue threat, by secur ing legislation which will result In Immediate discharge of federal employees responsible for thla action. Why in the name of reason, should federal employees, holding soft jobs at good pay, profit by this depression, at the expense of the rest of us I Privato incomes, salaries, 40 per cent since 1829. Prices far. The farmers income has The salaries of these federal employees, fixed by civil serv ice, will buy almost twice as much as they would three years ago. IS THERE ANY REASON WHY ANY MAN BECAUSE HE IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE A GOVERNMENT JOB SHOULD ENJOY AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE OVER THE PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY, THOSE SALARIES T His job is pension for him when he retires. dropped. Even promotion is relatively sure. PRESIDENT Hoover has urged a 10 per cent cut in the salar- ics of government employees. chasing power will be 20 or 30 1929. It is INCREDIBLE that these sen should resist such a pay cut, refuse to do their part in supporting a burden, which has forced millions to walking the has brought deprivation and homes. We are tired of such yapping from self-interested time servers, who are now pulling wires, and making political threats, to defeat the President's economy program. We be lieve the people of the country are. e el A FEW MORE squawking people insist upon this 10 sweeping reorganization in the entire civil service, slashing salaries to the bone, bringing wages down to the prevailing depression scale and a general weeding out of superfluous government employees ' , No time to monkey with the buzz saw, boys! The people of the country are in no mood to temporize with depression profiteers. Be thankful that your cut is only 10 per cent, be grateful that you are working for such a generous and depend able employer as Uncle Sam I First, Capone, -Second, Means. NOT since the sentencing of Signor Al Capone, has anything pleased the skipper of this column more thrm the sen tencing yesterday of M. Gaston Means to 15 years in the peni tentiary. There are crooks, and crooks. While the type represented by the "killer" Capone, is more dangerous, the type repre sented by Means, is to our thinking the more DESPICABLE. WITH all his ruthlessncss, his disregard for human life, his complete absence of moral sense, Capone to rise to the placo ho did, had to possess a certain type of sheer ANIMAL courage. ' Means, on the other hand, with equal absence of moral sense, remained essentially a coward and a bully. He didn't pick on men who could fight back, he picked on men when they were dead (Means was responsible for tha "strange death of President Harding'"). He didn't scorn respectable women and use disreputable ones; he consorted with the lat ter and swindled the former, particularly gullible and de fenseless ones. Ha lacked the norve to engineer the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby, but was entirely willing to profit financially, from those who had the nerve and took the chances. As the presiding judgo dcclnred : "The verdict reveals that the defendant capitalized not only on the aweetest and tenderest emotions of the human heart, but also . on the basest In hla clever and adroit plan." It may Bcem like splitting hairs to try to differentiate mor ally between men like Capone and Means, but as far as this column is concerned, when the final judgment comes, we would place Scarface Al, despicablo as ho is several notches above "Baby-face" Gaston I DELEGATES THRONG VAST STADIUM -it .it HA'ii JV ... f ltifl rf-n rl Associated Prats telephoto of (he opening session of the republican national convention tn Chicago'! Ill Arena, seeing ZOM peri.oni. fitnalQC F 9n t".t P 9 -" lU(Ut f and wages have dropped about have dropped almost equally dropped furtlierest of all WHO ARE TAXED TO PAY safe. Tbcre is a government He can never be laid off or If that is granted their pur per cent greater than it was in streets looking for work, and hardship upon thousands of threats, and not only will the per cent cut, they will demand Today By Arthur Brisbane Bonus, String Attached Lincoln for Lenin? No, Genius Hard to Recognize, Faces That Smile. Copyright King Feature 8ynd Inc. CHICAGO, 111., June 15. The house today voted IM MEDIATE CASH PAYMENT OF THE TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS BONUS CERTIFI CATES. Veterans would have pre ferred jobs; although spend ing two and a half billion dol lars, cash, among the mer chants big and little would be a wonderful thing for business revival. Unfortunately it is necessary to warn veterans that the bonus so quickly voted in the lower house will hardly become a reality. There are those who believed that paying the bonus with money printed by this govern ment would in soma way of fend our national fetish GOLD, We sent tens of billions to Europe, without destroying the gold standard. But when it comes to paying men that we also sent to Europe, that is different. Today's paper will tell you about th Republican prohibition plank. It la .hard to please weta and drys with the same plank, and that la the prob lem. , The plan, now, la to let each atate decide for Itself whether It prefer Ice water, beer or light wine. Some think the INDIVIDUAL should be al lowed to decide that for himself, but under our "free government" the In dividual becomes less and less Im portant. M That ancient lady, the Chicago Tribune, la carrying on aomethlng frightful today. On (he front page Lenin, very gory, la sitting In Lin coln's place, hi nam replace that of Lincoln acratched out. Piles of corpses He around, presumably those of "the rich" that have been first "socked" and then "soaked." On the right a "radical congress," It membera carrying red paint, marches off with Jeera. The front page editorial says: "The national conventlona this year may be the last ones held In the United States by a free people." It Is some consolation to know that a nation with too much of ev erything, except common sense and courage, that doesn't know how to iiae the too much, deserves to lose It freedom. Suppose we had aome REAL trou ble, for Instance the "black death" that In the middle ages killed one- quarter of Europe' population? That would mean a million and a half dead In Greater New York, hundreds of thousand In Ghlcngo, THIRTY MILLIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. Lenin's Idea will not ml here; Ltncoln't name will not be rubbed out, and this country will not lose Its freedom, tor a while, even It It does have to give Its annual Income to national and local government taxea. The people themselvea and Individ uals chosen by them may have to use their brains and do something. But that will not be such a terrible ca lamity. AS MEET OPENS Ffffn IF I IK. AW gf ,e 't'ae . m Personal Health Service By William Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady II a stamped sell-addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should oe brief and written in Ink Owing to the large number ot letters received only a tew can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. Ad dress Or, William Brady In care of The Mall Tribune. SUBSTITUTES FOK It is now the general practice1. everywhere to give every baby a suitable cod liver oil ration from the age of one month to the age ot one year, (amateur mothers may learn about this and other wrin kles from the Brady Baby Book copy of which will be mailed If you write In for It and Inclose ten cents In coin and a stamped envelope bearing your address). The chief purpose of this Is to prevent rickets, but cod liver ol! contains Vitamin A as well as Vitamin D, and ve have some good evidence that Vitamin A helps the natural Immunity process, particularly im munity against respiratory Infec tions. Drs. A. Q. deSanctls and J. D. Craig have been studying the effects of cod liver oil ration and of other concentrates or substitutes over a period of three years or more, and comparing them. They gave infants cod liver oil in doses of three teaspoonfula a day, which they estimate would represent 170 Steenbock Vitamin D units. This prevented rickets In 97 out of 100 cases. Vlosterol 100D given In 10 -drop dally doses (representing 300 Steen bock: units) prevented rickets In only 77 out of a hundred cases. Vlosterol 250D, In 10-drop dally doses, representing 750 Steenbock Vitamin D units, prevented rickets In 81 out of 100 cases. Vlosterol fiOOD, In 10-drop dally doses (representing 1600 Steenbock Vitamin D units) prevented rickets In 90 cases out of a hundred. Cod Liver OH In concentrate tab let form given In doses of three tab lets dally, (representing 150 Steen bock Vitamin P units) prevented rickets In 93 cases out of a hundred. These investigators question whether Vitamin D Is the only factor neces sary to protect against rickets. They are of the opinion that Vitamin A, and possibly still other factors, have something to do with it, and hence the plain cod liver oil is more effec tive than the more expensive sub stitutes.. Sounds like good medicine to me. About prohibition. It Is certain that the 18th amendment will not leave the constitution. That would require votes ot thlrty-slx states and you could not get thtrty-slx. Some suggest "nullification,"' liv ing undef prohibition, paying no at tention to It But that would mean living on a bootleg basis, millions of Americans drinking poisonous con coctions of bootleggers and stuff, even worse, made at home. One way out might be acceptable. The prohibition amendment says In toxicating liquor must not be made or sold, and orders congress to pre vent It, The Volstead "one-half of one per cent" act, Iq the law now. Perhaps that could be changed to read that things Intoxicating, within each state, are suoh things as the state itself declares to be Intoxicat ing. It Wisconsin says that 5 per cent beer Is not Intoxicating, 5 per cent beer becomes legal in Wiscon sin. If California says 19 per cent wine is not intoxicating, California may drink that wine legally, and so through the list ot states. The difficulty is that the Repub lican party, while It feels compelled to throw some kind ot sop to the wet, Cerberus, doesn't like Cerberus, and wishes It could throw him a sop dipped In carbolic acid. The Republican party knows that the prohibition movement Is Its an nex, packed wltft votes. And while here and there some Republicans are as wet as the Cave of the Winds, the heart of the Republican party Is dry. It Is Interesting to study faces of delegates gathered in long rows. The majority, smiling, seem to say: "This may be somebody's funeral, but not mine." The faces are those of temperate men and women, keen, intelligent faces. Somebody says: "There Is no i genius In them." But If another young Bonaparte sat under the New j Mexico banner, the same person would ask: "Who let In that queer) little Mexican; la he really a dele gate?" And If Marconi, or Edison, or New ton htm&elt sat there In modern clothes, no one would question the statement, "They come from Kan We rarely recognise genius or ex ceptional ability until we see It in history books. In the writings of Leonardo da Vlncl, greatest Intellect of bis day, you find no mention of Columbus, although that navigator crossed the Atlantic and cams baok, while Leonardo was In bis prime. He could not see Columbus' greatness, Columbus would not hare seen him. - Mr. Teagle, head of Standard Oil of New Jersey, adopts a flre-day week to glv Increased employment. Five dsvs' work and pay for many Is better than six days tor a few. And VJI Brady, M. D. COD LIVER OIL - Anyway, even If the baby gets the fancier substitute, when he gets along to the age of three to 12 years. If he seems to lack Immunity to respiratory Infection, give him plain cod liver oil and be sura lie gets Vitamin A. And give It to htm in the cooler and darker part of the year. He doesn't need it In mid summer, for then he can and should get the vitamin A Influence through exposure of his naked skin to the sun. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Kinks Rolled Out. Thanks for the ticket to the Bom ersaultauqua. Before I started doing my dally dozen rolls the scar of my appendicitis operation was giving me trouble adhesions or something, they thought. Thanks to this sug gestion of yours there Is no more trouble D. L. L. Answer People who have recently had some such operation frequently Inquire whether one may go In swim ming or play marbles or mow the lawn or something six weeks or six months after the operation. As a rule one not only may, but should resume all such physical activities within two or three weeks after get ting out of bed, and the better sur geons nowadays Insist on operative patients beginning regular exercises even before they get out of bed, as thla policy has proved much' more effective than the old time coddling policy. Be It noted, however, that I have no remedy or advice to offer anybody who complains of "adhe sions." I don't know anything about such an aliment. Varicose Veins. I am 33, married, three children, and disgustingly healthy. But I suffer embarrassment from varicose veins In the leg If It were not for this I could "swing a nifty leg' with the best of them. Our family physician Is Dr. . Before I consult him I'd appreciate your advice about having the veins oblit erated by the method you recom mend . . . Mrs. T. L. V. Answer Yes, by all means have the veins obliterated. Any good doctor can give the treatment in his office. .Gelatin. In preparing the Unna paste for sore leg should granulated gelatin or sheet gelatin be used? Mrs. C. W. Answer Either form Is all right. (Copyright John F. DUle Co.) when prosperity comes creeping back the five-day week may remain, car rying six days wages, to remind workers that In all evil there Is some good. Two faces on the convention floor are always smiling, with cheerful ness that Is genuine. One belongs to Governor Rolph of California. It's vitality and fine color are delightful. You will want to know that he fol lows dally the prescription of old Don Francisco of Los Angeles, "A large glass of orange juice with half a lemon squeezed Into it." Different vitamins live In oranges and lemons. Louis B. Mayer, also of California, and his associate, Irving Thai berg, actually make a moving picture com pany produce profits. No wonder they smile. Such men could make money on a cotton farm. TW'lbjg& tpar&nts PLAYING SOLDIER. By Alice Jndson Peale. Parents often are shocked to see what brutal games of make-believe their children invent. Hunting, killing, war, bombard ments, wholesale slaughter of the enemy people are carried out with the greatest enthusiasm, Dolls and toy animals are stabbed, shot, dismembered. Imprisoned and executed without compassion. The adult watcnlng does not un derstand how a child who has been always humanely treated, who has seen little or no cruelty In his life can come by such Ideas or how he can derive such obvious delight In acting them out. The natural thing Is to try to discourage such play. Usually the attempt falls. Even If It seems to succeed, continued observation will show, that It surely crops up again In a new, although perhaps less direct form. The young child plsylng such games Is merely acting out an ag gressiveness which is inevitable under the circumstances. For many reasons he feels rage and a sense of frustration for which the actual environment offers him no other outlet. Is he not a child and as such ordered about, thwarted, limited at every turn? Must It not be painfully plain a dozen times a day that he is inferior to the great grown-ups who dominate his existence? Somehow he must get even. He must Imagine himself since he can not be so In reality In a position of power and authority. He must re venpe the wrongs which his Instinc tive, pleasure-wklng self feels that he has suffered. Considered from a mental hygiene point of view, games of cruelty are a most valuable vent for feelings which might pile up dangerously and discharge themselves at last in really undesirable behsvlor. Tires Of Today Last Far Longer v Survey Reveals The average automobile tire of to day gives 60 per cent more mileage than It did five years ago despite the fact that demand on tire per formance has grown heavier each year, it la revealed In a recent sur vey by the United States Rubber company. One feature of the survey, which brought out how tremendously the demand on tire performance has in creased, consisted in a comparison of 13 motor cars covering the entire price range of the present year with the ssme makes five years ago. The comparison revealed that the horse power of the average car has in creased 80 per cent and the weight 25 per cent, while a decrease of 30 per cent 'has taken plsce in the size of wheels. These changes, which mean more power, more weight, more speed, faster acceleration, and more wheel revolutions, all contribute to faster tread wear. Yet, In the face of the extra demand on quality, tires today give 60 per cent better service than they did In 1037. The most recent contribution made by the United States Rubber com pany to longer tire life was tempered rubber, a new tread compound which Is said to add many thousands of miles to the service given by all U. Satires. Jenkins' Comment (Continued trom Page One ) that overpowered blm by lta wild beauty. Here he paused and founded the town of'Oasquet, and In time gave to the mountain It name. nrHIS rough trail', you know, was a trodden by the feet of miners who had made their atake and were getting out, and among these miners were Chinamen. There are .tales of Chinamen way laid beside the trail and their bodies thrown over Into the deep canyon below. By Gasquet, or hla henchmen? Well, the legend la silent aa to that Let us. In kindness, assume not. Gasquet went long alnce to hla re ward, and It la the part of kindliness and tolerance to speak only good of the dead. TNDERSTAND, 'please, that what la here set down la not vouched for as .historically accurate. It Is not vouched for as accurate at all. It Is merely a part of the folklore of thla romantlo and fascinating country of ours, a fragment of the tales that have come down by word of mouth out of our atorled past.. Here In Southern Oregon a?d Northern California, we live in a country whose past If colored al luringly by the shimmering, rosy haze of romance. For that, this writer is duly thankful. It la pleasant to live In a country like that. ' ' Real Estate or Insurance Leav It to Jones. Phone 796. Notice of Sheriff's Sale By virtue of an execution on fore closure duly Issued out ot and under the seal of the Circuit court or tne State of Oregon In and for tbe Coun- tv of Jackson to me directed ana dated the loth day of June, 1932. in a certain auit therein, wherein O. C. Stanwood Is Plaintiff and Dlscon Gold Mining Company, an Arizona Corporation is Defendant, and In which suit Judgment and decree was recovered by the Plaintiff In the sum of 392 90, together with tlOO.OO at torney's fees, together with costs In the sum of 17.00, which Judgment and decree was enrolled and docketed In the Clerk's office of said Court In said County on the 10th day of June, 1932. Notice Is hereby given that, pursu snt to the terms of said execution, I will, on the 16th day of July, 1932. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon at the front door of the Court Hpuae In the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale, and will sell, at public auction, for cosh, to the hlgheBt bidder to sat isfy said Judgment and decree, to gether with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption aa provided by law, all the right, title and Interest that the Defendant, Dlscon Gold Mining Company, an Arizona corpor ation, has heretofore had, or now has, In and to that certsln real property described in that certain deed given by Revival Mining Company, as Grantor, to Dlscon Gold Mining Company, aa Grantee, and which deed Is recorded In Volume 184 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Ore gon, at page 199. all of which prop erty is situated within Towmhin a South. Rango 3 West of the Wlllam- eno juenaian, m Jackson County, Oregon, and la particularly described as follows, to-wlt: The Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter, and the West one-half of the Southeast quarter of Section 2: those certain located mining claims known as Martin Nos. 1 and 3 situated In the North east quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 11; the Sim mons mining claim, consisting of 10 acres, more or less, and the Platlron Mining Claim, consisting of 7 acres, more or lew. both situ ated In th Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 2: the Camp Bird Mining Claim, situated in the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter, and the Southeast quarter of the North west quarter of Section 2: the Bunker Hill Mining Claim No 1 situated In the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter, and the Southeast quarter of the Northwest 5runr, ff the Bunker Hill Mining Claim No. 2. altuated In the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter, and the North east quarter of the Northwest qulr. ter of Section 2; the Bunker Hill Mining Claim No. S situated In the Northeast quarter of the North west quart-r of Section 2: toge'her with all dips, spurs tnd ar.tiet and also all the mentj, or.-, ,,i and allrr-bearlng quart, rock and earn. the.-e:n, and all the r!sv privileges ind franchise ttiereto incident, apponJin; and ar.pur tenant. or therewith usuollr haa and enjoj-ed. and also all and sing ular t!i tenements, hemiiiame.its and appurtenances thereto beiong lnr. or in anywue appertaining, and th rent. Issue and prolivs thereof. Dated at MMford, Oregon, thla 15th day of June, 1932. RALPH O. JENNINGS. Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. By Olga S. Anderson, Deputy, 7i Flight "o Time (Medford and Jacksoo Count) History from b rue of The Mall Tribune of and 10 Vean Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY June 16, 1922 (It Wss Saturday) Sugar prices take another Jump. Dr. I. D. Pfclppa and Dr. R. W. Stearns, candidates for school board. Ireland torn by Internal strife and fighting. City auto camp overflows with, tourists nightly. Klan boasts It will elect Walter M. Pierce, democratic candidate for gov ernor. (It did.) Babe Ruth, home run king, sus- TunrlA1 thrM HftV for AA AS I n B UD1 r"-"" j- v Pins- TWNTY YEARS AGO TODAY June 16, 1912 (It Was Monday) Ashland politicians hot after "the courthouse gang and looters of the treasury." Building of Bear Creek Bridge Irks, down valley, and branded as "a scheme to give Medford a met ropolitan appearance." All hope of a compromise between Taft and Roosevelt In Republican na tional convention fades. Delegates and the country on the verge of hysteria, Socialist councilman cleared of charge that he failed to uphold the by-laws of the socialist party. Raid on the Chinese laundry falls to find any. opium. Three wagon loads of ' travellers from Texas reach city. They will re main here until their horses' feet are cured. , Seaside. Carl Schaudt opened auto and sign painting shop located at Seaside garage. Klamath Palls. Mrs. J. H. Taylor opened dress shop In room 17 Stewart-Drew building. Portland. Allen E. Chlaholm pur chased Portland Die Casting Co., 836 East Burnslde street. Klamath Falls. Bids received for Improvement ot Main street from Fourth to Seventh streets. Crater Lake. New road around him of Crater Lake now In course of con struction. Gresham. Art Kruger repair gar age moved to site at Main avenue and Section line road. 3 "We Know Chevrolets You Know Us" YOU CAN THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS it you pay attention to these tion'ts. Don't try to see If there Is gas In your tank with a lighted match, there Is. Don't try to pet a strange bulldog on the head to see it he Is gentle, he Isn't. Don't touch a trolley wire to see If It Is charged, It is. uon t try to save a lew aimes bv snendlnn a few cents less for repair work, you can't. Your Chevrolet Is worth more than the chances you take by letting tlnkerers make matters worse. At this shop only qualified ex perts are permitted to handle your car because we stand on the policy that a satisfied cus tomer Is our best advertisement. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. South Riverside Phone 150 lis.-r ii 1 il - ifi Fat Man Reduces 53 Pounds Oh Boy! Don't be stubborn, you big fat men throw off your fat before your fat throws you into the discard. Do as Mr. S- A. Lanier of Sawtelle, Calif, did read hts letter: "I hare uwd two reducing belts to no benefit but since nslnr Knwhen Salt earh mornlnr In my coffee I have taken off 1 lti. In a week and mi most Hnvining i line, i wrignen 243 los. 6 months ago and now I wrijtn i;m inn. Ttke one half tejtsponful of Kruschen Salts In a glaw of hot wat er every morning cut down on fatty meat, potatoes and sweets now you know the safe way to lose unsightly fat. For a trifling sum you can get a Jar of Kriwchen SalU that lasts 4 weeks at Jarmln A Woods. Heath s Drug Store, or any drutore in the world but be sure snd get Kruschen your health comes first. EndPilesQuick No Salves No Cutting Your Itchlnc. bleedm nrntruHin. piles will go when you actually re move the cause tnd blood circula tion In te weak, flabbv part. and w our ramuie oeiore. a;vrs or cut tlna cjn't rln this n Inl..i edv must be used. HEM-ROID, pre- Tvt.p.ii'u ui. v. o. ionriarat, suc ceeds because It stimulates the cir culation, drives out congested blood. he.U and restores the almost dejd pur-.i. nr.-ni.iu nas such a wonder ful record rlffht In ihi. r-i... .. Jsrmln fc Woxls says one bottle of HEM-ROID Tablet must end your pil agony or monoy back.