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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Medpord Mail Tribune "Imyans In Souttttrn Oraaoa Midi Uu Mill Ttlluina" Dallr Kieept Baturdar PuSllihed bf UEDrOKD PBINTING CO. tS-11-ie N. rir It, Hots lUBtkT W BUHL, Editor I. U KNAPP. atanaiar Afl lndepKleot Naa-tpapar Eotared u aeeood eUa sutler at sladlord One on, uhmc et of Marta . Ian. sUBoCmPTlOK RATES Daily, rar . H00 Daily. Dooui an Uv Carrlar. In adranca MMTord. Aibland, lacLutMUa, CenUal Point. Photalf, TalaDL told Bill and oo wriwata. Dally. month $ .TB Dally, MM year T.ftO All u.me, tub la adTinca. fi'r " i paner of tin city of Madfotd, Ofrieial pp of Jaclumi County. MJMHEH OP TUB AWtOCIATKU PHE8I Bectltlm Pull Uaied Wlra Sarriea Tha Asaotlatad Praia U aicloihely entltM to tbo uta for publication of all a dljpatohaa eredltod to It or otliarwlaa credited In tbla papar sad alao to tbo local nm publUhed herein. All rllhts for publleauon of ipeclal dlipatcbaa berelo are alao raierted. HEMBEB Of EXITED PBKIB MEMBEK OF AUDIT BUBEAU (IP CIRCULATIONS Adrertlilnc RepreientatlTH H. C MOUENBEN COMPANY Offlcea lo New ori, Cblcico, Detroit, las Pranelaeo, boa Anielea, Sealtla. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthor Perry Moonshine wu splashed on many a moonshiner's ahoea lata yesterday, aa they recalled how they hurried Into town the morning alter the primary to kid the aherllf, and aoold him for keeping them In Jail. Fifty-eight daya till Christmas, aa the crow fllea. If Santa Claua was running for aomethlng, . According to testimony of your oorr'a radio, there la aoprano In the Ylclnlty of Denver, never atppa alnglng. Colo., who Deaplte the ahortage of Indiana, fine Indian summer prevails, It aeoma to be the opinion of both Democrat! and Hooverhatera adhep nts, that It would do no harm If the Bon. Alt Smith got the tonallltla, Care ahould be exercised, or the Medford-Klamath Falls football game Saturday will degenerate Into a po litical rally. , Country hams are being amoked, but not where you think you smell them. HE-MAN STUFF (Nashville (Tenn.) Banner.) A search for the man with the ugliest, longest, biggest, shortest nose In the Shrine club member ship ended shortly after noon to day, at the conclusion of a nose measuring contest , which fea tured the weekly luncheon meet ing in the Andrew Jackson hotel. The Rev. Prentice A. Pugh, rec tor of the Church of the Advent, won first place; second place went to Judge Charles o. Gilbert, and third plaoe was won by Bar- ney Rlttenbergi T. A. Spring Held was In charge of the contest. ' It was never charged that Demo cratic ladles were homller than J. Nance Garner, the vice-presidential nominee. As a matter of fact, Mr. Oarner'a face la not homely It's the shape lt'a In, Tom Waterman Is going to vote (or Roosevelt. We hope he has to wear his linen duster all winter, and that Vermont frlende who send him maple syrup every fall make It 09 per cent water. a o a WHAT PROHIBITION DOBS (Confession of John Smith as taken Knowleton Parker.) "I had 13 bottles of whisky In my cellar and my wife made me empty the contents of each and every one down the sink, so I proceeded to do aa my wife desired and withdrew the cork from the first bottle, poured the contents down the sink except lor one glass, which I drank. I then wltudrew the cork from the second bottle and did likewise, with the ex ception of one glass which I drank. "I extracted the cork from the third bottle, emptied the good old boore down the bottle, except a glass which I devoured. Pulled the bottle from the cork of the next and drank one sink out of It, then threw the rest down the sink. "I pulled the sink out of the next cork and poured the bottle down my neck. I pulled the next bottle out of my throat and poured the cork down the alnk, all but the sink, which X drank. "I pulled the next cork from my throat and poured the alnk down the Bottle and drank the cork. e "Well, had them all emptied and steadied the house with one hand and counted the bottles, which were 4. so counted them again when they esrae around again and I had 74. and a the house came around I counted them and finally had all the houses and bottles counted and I proceeded to wash ;ht bottles, but couldn't get the brush In the bottles so I turned them Inside out and wiped them all, and went upstairs and told my other half about what I did, and oh, boy. I've got the wlfest little nice In the world." (Emporia Oaaeette.) Dallyl Huh Jovel RICHMOND. Va.. Oct. 37. (AP) Announcement that Lady Astor, the former Nancy Langhorne of Virginia, will come to Richmond and speak at the opening of the community fund campaign on November 10 was made today after a trans-Atlantlo tele phone conversation between the Brit ish peeress and parliament member and Julian M. Hall, Richmond bank- . Menaan Who's Looney Now? 'T'HE present status of the presidential campaign recalls a remark made by the late Lord Bryce: "During the height of a presidential campaign (In America) It U doubtful If anyone remain quite aane. It hu been my obaervatlon that those who moat emphatically deny emotional lnatablllty, are often thoee who are moat plainly vlctlma of the prevailing psychosis." Lord Bryce was the author of the most penetrating and authentic analysis of American politics ever written, and what he found true nearly a generation ago, is undoubtedly true today. llOfO one is quite sane, and whole, we fear, will not 8th of November. So we must expect to find such evidences of irrational cerebration as continue to provide amusement for those who ure able to retain, both their sense and their Bense of humor. For example : The recently accepted organ county brands the endorsement nor Meier, "as political propoganda of the most vicious type, endorsement of a cause that has brought ruin and disaster, and if successful, will mean "a complete breakdown of the present order of things, bloodshed will munism, that most dread reaction to special privilege, will gain impetus, and there will be retributions on a scale never dreamed of." And leading this incendiary outburst is the declaration, THAT FEAR IS THE MOST DEVASTATING OF ALL IN STRUMENTALITIES THAT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN 1 When such statements can bo side by side, what is any rational cal scene to conclude? WHAT comment can be made, MORE effective than the raising of both hands, a shaking of the head, and no comment at all! A ND until Mr. Richard Washburn Child, the apostle of sweet nesB and light in this campaign, who so bitterly excoriated J the Republican leaders, as "guilty of fabricated treason, playing shipwreck politics, advocating they dared to maintain that a gram at this time, would retard rather than hasten economic recovery, SPEAKS OUT AND ALSO DEPLORES THIS DEMOCRATIC PROPOGANDA can be drawn. When such a plea aids Roosevelt it is right and proper, when it aids President Hoover it is unworthy and WRONG !. And so the crazy snake dance goes onl Stand by Oregon "THHERE is a great difference, however, between what Gover- nor Meier said in his endorsement of President Hoover, and what the journalistio spokesman of Roosoveltism is and has been, saying in this neck of the woods. Governor Meier does NOT foretell calamity. He does NOT believe that the election of a president, any president, is going to spell this nation's ruin. He believes in this country, he believes it is too great, too Btrong, TOO SOUND AT HEART, to be destroyed or mined by any individual, or any political party. DUT lie DOES believe and this piyier absolutely agrees with him that conditions will improve MORE RAPIDLY under the leadership of Mr. Hoover, than "if we elect a guide who is going to take us no one knows where 1 Ho DOES beliovo, that changing pilots of the ship of state NOW, abandoning the Hoover period of four months, when one program has been repudiated, and no program will be available to take its place, will make economio conditions WORSE instead of hotter j RETARD re covery instead of ACCELERATING it. That is and has been the position of this newspaper EX ACTLY. We don't know how others feel about it, but we are Bick and tired of tliiB depression; we want business to return to some thing approaching normal JUST AS SOON AS IT CAN. We want nothing, no matter how small, to interfere with that recuperative process which unquestionably has started, and we are firmly convinced if President Hoover is retained WILL CONTINUE, unchecked and unabated. CERTAINLY no one cnn accuse Governor Meier of taking this stand as a Republican partisan. He left the Republi can party to run for Governor, as an independent, ho defeated the regular Republican nominee in a bitter and tempestuous campaign. Nor can anyone deny Governor Meier is a good business man, that he knows his state, and that only -as that state pros pers can his business prosper. In tho following statement, we believe Governor Meier sums up his position and tho position of the Republican party in this campaign, bettor and more oonviueingly than any other spokesman of that party has done: "As governor of Oregon, as one who haa pride in his native state, as one whose business Interests and financial investments are tied up with the prosperity of the Oregon livestock raiser, the Oregon grain farmer, the Oregon fruit raiser, the Oregon fisherman, the Oregon lumberman, the Oregon butter and cheese producer, the Oregon nut grower, the Oregon paper manufacturer and the WORKER DEPENDENT ON THESE In DUSTRIES, I don't want to take a chance on Roosevelt's tariff poltclea. "I don't want to TAKE A CHANCE on what It will do to these and through them. to EVERYBODY ELSE IN OREGON." TENNESSEE HINTED AS ROSE BOWL FOE LOS ANOELE9. Oct. 31. (ff) Should Tenesaee go through the sea eon undefeated and have Its football team Invited to participate In the Rose tournament game at Pasadena New Year's day, the Volunteers do not propose to be unprepared. A Tennessee scout was on hand for the Stanford -Southern California game at Palo Alto last Saturday, tt became known here todsy. The Vol MEDFORD MAIL the people of this country, as a return to sanity until after the of Roosevelt support in Jackson of President Hoover by Gover stalk through' the land, com CAN BE INJECTED INTO A made, by tho same newspaper, observer of the present politi a policy of rule or ruin," when repudiation of the Hoover pro as well, only one conclusion program NOW, injecting a unteers hare lost only one game In five years. Steele Wins. SEATTLE. Oct. J7. fly-Th fistic ledger of rreddle Steele balanced again today, the hard-hitting Ta come welterweight having defeated Tommy Herman, Chicago, In a six- round boxing battle here Isst night to square up for a recent loss lo the middle westerner In Los Anielea Steele weighed Herman 150, 148!, pounds and , Oraf Zeppelin Again. PERNAMBUCO, Braall, Oct. 97. WP The German Oraf leppelln ar rived today on her ninth and last visit of this year to South America, TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, Personal Health Seirvice By William ' Signed latura psrta.rt.ng to psrsonai beaJtb and oygiena, not lo disease diagnosis or treatment, wlU os answered by Or. Brady U a stamped tali-addressed antelope ij anoloaed. Letters mould oe briej and wrHtan in ink Owing Co (he targe number at letters received only a few can be answered bora. Ho reply can be mads Co queries not conforming to instructions, .ad dress Or. William Brady in care of rbs Mall Tribune, BLITHE AND CAREFREE THE LIFE OF A TAPEWORM. The common tapeworm Is the beer . the personal supervision of your phy- tapeworm, called Tenlo saglnata. This parasite seldom causes serious trouble In the human host, tho In some Instances digest Ive d 1 s t urbance and simple ane mia may occur, The life cycle of the tapeworm Is passed as follows: The larva Is pres ent In the meat In little spots no larger than a rai sin seed. Such spots are called "measles," or cysttcercl, or bladder worms or hydatids all meaning the same thing, a watery vesclcle. Exam lned under magnification the "blad der worm" appears to be the head (not larger than the head of a pin) and neck of the tapeworm with a lit tle watery sac attached. The "measly" meat Is eaten raw or underdone (thorough cooking of the meat would kill the larvae) and in the stomach or Intestine of man the larva develops Into tho adult tape worm. The head Is equipped with no hooks such as some other tapeworms have, and hence It Is not difficult to expel the worm. The worm grows in links or segments, very small at the head end. Increasing in size, until they become flat oblong yellowish links as large as a pumpkin seed. The entire tapeworm may reach a length of many feet. Pieces consisting of one of several links or segments are occasionally discharged. The finding of these unmistakable segments or the finding of the tapeworm eggs by microscopical examination, la the only positive evidence that an individual has a tapeworm. Contrary to popular belief a tape worm does not rob Its human host of any appreciable amount of nourish- ment, nor does emaciation or weak ness of the host Indicate that he has tapeworm. Indeed, most persons who are found harboring tapeworm are too well nourished. Voracious appetite Is of course not at all suggestive of the presence of such a tapeworm. The eggs of the tapeworm dis charged from the Intestine of the host contaminate the ground or perhaps the feed or pasturage of cattle, or possibly their water supply. The mi croscopic eggs are Ingested by the cattle develop Into larvae In the stom ach of the animal and penetrate the stomach walls and lodge In the mus cles, also In the liver, heart and brains. Their presence seems to give the bovine host no trouble aa a rule. No treatment for tapeworm Infesta tion Is advisable or even safe without E AND POLICE Ml LONDON, Eng.. Oct. 37. (AP) Rioting unemployed, shouting defi ance at the police, participated today In the most serious disturbance of the kind that London has seen In years. Fifty thousand people wese massed In Hyde Park and at the several en trances as a column of several thou sand Jobless marched In for a dem onstration in protest against admin istration of the dole system. In great Cumberland palace, oppo site the marble aroh entrance on Edge ware road, a brick was thrown through the pos toff Ice window. Mounted police charged, swinging their clubs, and the mob fell back, cursing and booing. The police retired and the crowd swept in again among them. Time after time the horses pressed back the mob, withdrew, and the mob surged In again. Stones and mud whizzed past the policemen's heads. Several persons were injured and taken away in am bulances. This fighting took place over a 300-yard section along the bridle path from the marble arch westward. Meantime the throng Inside, which had been listening in an orderly manner to speeches from 50 soap-box orators, became menacing. Attracted by the affray at the mar ble arch, mobs began to gather in side the park railings. The mounted police extended their charges along Bayswater road as the crowds before and behind them grew more hostile. The rioters pulled branches from the trees and tore up the park rail ings as weapons. They threw any thing that came to hand. One mounted policeman was sepa rated from his galloping squad. His helmet was knocked off by a stone. There were women screaming among the rioters. Some of them fainted and were carried into stores. Dozens of windows were broken and as darkness fell there was no sign of a trues. While this was going on. a number of elderly gentlemen who lead their I dogs through Hyde Park every after noon were out as usual for their daily exercise. t PRINCETON. N. J. If Princeton has trouble solving Michigan nlavs Saturday It will not be from lack of j coaching. Earl Martlneau haa been t playing the part of Harry Newman ! on the scrubs' "Michigan" team for couple of days and Campbell u,,"n and Tad Wlemsn. a former Michigan coach, have also been In the backfleld. Mrs. Hhltlivk ltrttrrMra. A. Whlt lock. who recently undetwent a major opet.itlnn at t;ie Sacred Hfsrt hos pital, left the hospital for her homt: , toaav. ner conait on M nt miwH im. proved. OEEGON, THURSDAY, Brady, CI D. cian. Such "measly" meat may occasion ally pass the regular government In spection In the great packing bouses, and probably not Infrequently gets Into the market In communities where locally produced beef Is sold directly to the retailer and the public without official inspection. However, it Is a minor matter, provided one makes it a rule to avoid eating under done or rare beef unless there Is ade quate assurance that the meat Is free from bladder worms. Beef kept In cold storage or In pickle for 21 days may be considered safe In any case, as bladder worms or cysticerci die within that time. Ql'ESTIONS AND ANSWERS, They're In the Breakers Now. Myself and another member of the family have Joined the "Breakers" through giving heed to your advice. We are very grateful to you. H. M. 8. Answer Which means the corres pondent has succeeded In breaking the constipation habit. Glad to send Instructions to any victim of toe habit who sends a dime and a stamp ed envelope bearing his address. Bow Legs. Would the taking of cod liver U help In straightening bow legs In an adult? If not, do you know of any thing besides an operation that would? F. M. Answer No. No. Only operation on the bent bones, by a responsible surgeon will straighten bow legs In a person over 8 years of age.' Save 'Em. Do you believe In saving baby's first teeth? I mean by having them filled at the age of 4 years? If so, why? Mrs. P. S. Answer Yes. By saving the baby teeth you provide a good ground for the development of sound even per manent teeth. If the baby takes plenty of RAW milk he will have bet ter teeth. Certified milk Is the purest and finest milk you can give a child. Certified milk Is raw. Ask your fam ily physician, or your local health officer about any ordinary raw milk you propose to feed the baby. No, Honey. I have been cured of the constipa tion habit by following your advice. Formerly I used a large amount of physic. Now I use nothing but flax- seed. If you like honey 111 send you some of our choicest orange flower honey . . . Mrs. L. H. Answer Thanks, but I don't care for any honey. I like old-fashioned molasses (without the brimstone adulteration), and lots of sugar. Ice cream, candy and cake, but I draw the line on fudge and honey. (Copyright, John F. Dllle Co.) TOLD BY CURTIS LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 27. (AP) The Republican tariff was described by Vice-President Curtis In an address last night as an Important protection for American farmera. The vice-president, seeking re-election, spoke before a capacity crowd In Memorial hall which seats 4,000 persons. Although the United States Is a largo exporter of wheat, Curtis said, It needs Republican protective tar iffs. "The Underwood tariff act, a Dem ocratic measure, permitted In 1831 the Importation of t9S.000.000 worth of wheat, most of It from Canada," he said. "When we Republicans regained control of the tariff, we enacted at first an emergency tariff act and then the McCumber-Fordney bill, and the Importation of wheat dropped 16.000.000 In spite of Canada's low prices. "Similarly, the Democrat were permitting a condition that brought us $13,000,000 worth of wheat flour, mostly Irom Canada. But after the Republican tariffs were operating, we find that only 37.382 worth came In In 1938." Curtis said the Democrats have been telling the wheat farmer that a h!g,h tariff has no benefits on sn exportable article where we can ship large amounts abroad." He also as serted that Qov. Franklin D. Roose velt, Democratic presidential nomi nee, favors a reduction In the sugar tariff that would "mean a real threat" to the sugar beet Industry In this country. roWERFl'l, FLEKT FAVORED IF ARMS PACT LIMIT FAILS (Continued noin Page One) it Justification for our Insistence upon equality for Germany." LONDON. Oct. 37. (AP) Govern ment officials withheld comment to day on President Hoover's declaration that If disarmament negotiations now In progress should fall, the United states win build Its navy to full strength under the London tresty. It was thought, however, that Prime Minister MacDonald may be ques tioned In the house of commons con cerning Its import. in autnontatlve quarters tt was considered that the president's state ment probably will have little effect on this country, aa Anglo-American naval relations are at present so sound bssically and both nations are o desirous of armaments cuts. In: these quarters It was thought that ' Mr. Hoover had directed his statement at other countries. Recent conversations between Brit Ifth officials and Norman H. Davis, the American disarmament- repre-crt-.tlve, are iVMuMcred to have built , an utid.tstsndmg which may place , Great Britain the United States OCTOBER 27, 1333. Flight 'o Time tMedford and Jackson Count History from the FUes of'Tnr Mall Trtbnne or aa and 10 Year TEN YEARS AGO TODAY October 27, 1922 (It was Friday) Peon pants make appearance on local dudes and create a furore. A gentle rain falls over the valley, causing the leaves to fall In great profusion. "Independent League" heckled at Rogue River. speakers Many surprise parties In the Wil low Springe district. Evans Valley to build new school house. Police report that stranded tour ists are showing up with great regu larity. They are all out of money, gas, food and clothing. JPJUA Wlnhlirn rinn.l., - Ity house to Ashland, and Ashland '"uaca w ict, nis ineno. ana canal date for governor make a sDeech In It. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY October 27, 1912 (It was Sunday) Frank Seymour confesses he helped Mike Spanda slay George Dedaska lotts and hide body under the Farm Exchnnge building. Registered Voters in jAPlcnnn rnnn- ty total 6,477. Newlyweds are ridden down the main street on a hose cart and the merriment Is dimmed when the bride tumbles off. Mose Barkdull, who Is a candidate for representative from Jackson county, la out with a 'statement for a reform In the assessment lsws that will prevent a man from having his assessment raised without his knowl edge. Three battlej. nurlnir nlnn Rallran front, and peace of Europe la endan- Work starts on Page theater. Norton Suspended. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 27. (API Wlllard Norton, Eugene middleweight boxer, was Indefinitely suspended yes terday oy the Portland boxing com mission, following his poor showing against Al Trulmans In a bout on Tuesday night's card. The commis sion at first ordered Norton's purse neia up, Dut later decided to suspend him instead. shoulder to shoulder In the next moves at Geneva for world disarma ment. The threat of a big American navy has almost ceased to disturb official Britain, for It Is generally accepted that the United States could, If It desired, outbuild any nation n the world. In fact, the Hoover statement prob ably will be welcomed as a means of deflating tha naval ambitions of other world powers whose programs at pres ent are obstacles to a conclusive Anglo-American naval understanding. Why Get Up at Night? That sleop destroftnrr deaira to adnata at Bight U (rn rally du to aa irritation of th btatloor or kidnera. During 237 yuan Ctold Medal HaarUm Oil has brought re lief to many thmisandi of soch mi If ? pen. Try it. But insist on GOLD urdaL. S5e 75c, GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES GOOD NIGHT! Communications Due to Newspapers. To the Editor: Despite the many differences of opinion and the difficulties between our two contemporary newspaper of Medford, the Medford Dally News and the Medford Mall Tribune, I feel that these differences In opinion on the local political situation have done far more good than harm. Of course I know what you are saving now as juu reug biiitb statement. Dut oeiorc I finish this article I hope to con vince you that this attitude Is cor rect. You may talk to 100 people right here in Medford and at least 05 of this number are vitally interested In the coming local election as well ns the national. Look at the enormous number of registered voters in Jack son county over 19,000. This fig ure represents the largest number cf voters ever to be registered In the political annals of this county Just stop and analyze this situa tion what does It mean? It means Just this: That the political Interest of the residents Is by far greater than ever before. Now you ask: Why are so many more voters registered this election year than ever before in Jackson county? why is every one In Jackson county vitally Inter ested in the local election more than ever before? I am going to answer these two questions, and I am sure that most of you thinking clrlzens will be In agreement with, try statement. I feel that . the Mwiford Dally News and the Mtdford Mall Tribune have been the muln factors In creating this great amount of Interest. If these two newspapers don't af fect the community I don't know what docs, fo if these papers were In agreemfnt probably most of the voters would agree. If this were true, that all of the people agreed on most things, there would be no need for elections or laws. I feel that you can readily see the way In which the county would progress II this were true. It has been through these two "sheets" that this Interest his been aroused among the voters which, after all. Is largely a factor In the progress of our county. So Instead of condemning and criticizing these two papers, I feel that they are worthy of a great deal of praise for having accomplished a fine piece of' work In imbuing into the minds of j the voters of Jackson county the j Importance of voting. ' This article Is lust an observation of a college student. I (Name on file.) 1 ADVANCE dffGiilette 11 BLUE Schedule of G.O.P. Meets' in County Jacksonville, city hall, Thursday, Oct. 27. Eagle Point, Grange hall, Friday, Oct. 28. i Gold Hill, Odd Fellows hall, Mon day, Oct. 31. Applegate, Orange hall, Wednea day, Nov. 2. Wlmer, school house, Thursday, Nov. 3. Ashland, city hall, Tuesday, Nov. 1, Butte Falls, Woodmen hall, Friday, Nov. 4. Speaking at each place begins at 8 p. m. Jas. W. Mott, candidate for con gress, speaks' at the Gold Hill and Ashland meetings. Two or three good speakers will be at all the other meet, lngs. The Ashland Scotch Kilty band will play at each meeting at 7:30 p. m. The republican candidates will at tend each meeting and be Intro duced. Get ready for rain For High Grade Roofing of ajl kinds Phone 629. Cost 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work Again Now Joyously Happy While all his family looked on in astonishment and all his friends were amazed, one man took the pain, swell ing and agony from his tortured Joints in 48 hours and did it with that famous rheumatic prescription known to pharmacists as Allenru you may do the same. mis poweriul yet safe remedy 1 wonderful its action Is almost mag ical. Excess uric ecid poison the cause of most rheumatic agony starts to leave your body in 24 hours. just get one 83 cent oottle of Allenru from Heath's Drug Store. Jar min & Woods Drug Store, or any live druggist take It as directed and if in 48 hours your pains haven't left you get your money back. It works as swiftly with Neuritis, .Sciatica. Lumbajio and Neuralgia. 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