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All nulla to ooWitallop ol medal dlpatDe naralD ara ilao reamed UKMBKU Of UNITED PRESS HZ1IBCK 01 AUD11 BUKEAO or cumulations AdrerlUlnt Kfljroaouuiei U a M0IIBN8BN A COMPANT Office! lo Nra ori. CWealo, Oalrolt. Bao tZvla,. u Afelee Statue Portland. Ye Smudge Pot Bt Arthur Parry. By tba grace) of Providence, m t bountiful element ol kindly luck, the president-elect of the United States eacaped asaauln'a bullets. The trig ger was pulled by an alien, who had been listening to Inflammatory pooches and reading Inflammatory artlolea, from the mouths and hands of parlor reds. Demagogues have been running wild during the past four years. Their ravings all but produ'fl a martyred chief executive. T; Miami, Pla., Incident ought to be a uufflclent answer to those kindly soula who think radicals "are Just a lot of wind, and don't mean what they say." Their benighted dupe aay It with bullets. a One way to end the pepresslon, would bo to have all the houses painted, that need it, A worker re port that the "men ara for It, but . the ladles balk at spending any money for anything now." Bow like the women. .They want to spend everything, or save everything. A motion la In order, resolving that no feminine noses be powdered unless the front door la varnished. The panlo baa not slapped down the sale of cosmetics, or its use lor which mankind gives thanks. a DO BE CABEFUL1 (Haskell. Okla., Ledger) The management of the Moon light Dance hall wants It dis tinctly understood that the man agement reserves tne rignt to re fuse admittance to any lady It thinks proper, a Rodney Bluejay, who planned wholesale tinkering with the govern ment, and was convicted of wholesale robbery of nests two years ago, was sentenced to serve five years in the State Knothole. Bluejay plead that be was crazy, and the Judge ruled that even so, the damage would have been a great as If he was In his right mind, and, furthermore, what at It? In happier years, about this time, the citltenry were busy plowing, and the GREAT tret was: How will the quint stand In the state basketball tournament? a BANDIT OIVEN UFS; BAYS NO MORS CRIME (BP. Paper) It sound like a pretty good guess, if the gover nor doesn't get tenderhearted, . a a a FRAILTIES OF MAN (Fountain Inn Tribune) Fountain Inn get liquor oon eloua by spells. Male Inhabi tants, black and white, will go along for months at a time uni formly sober, except for the few chronics who burn out their Innards with patent medicine and denatured alcohol, and then a new bootlegger will set up shop or an old one resume operations at the edge of town and a large portion of the population In cluding eome church members will be addled or hog-drunk very week. One man smells another's breath and thereafter has no peace of mind until he has a breath of his own. a a Jim Bates, the tonsorlallst has re turned from Portland, where he went to get warm, after a winter In his workshop. In the future, Mr. Bates aid, be would turn a cold ear towards all arguments. It has been chilly enough in his place to do that. a a Fletch Fish, the boom day tenor, is blaming his 9.3 percent O. Chaplin mustache, on the Depression, and his own bullheadedneas. Hon. Donald Caaebolt, IS come next May, Is learning how to make a bread board. A girl acroes the aisle Is learning how to make something to cut on It, when both are out of school. a WIFE SCREAMS AS HUSBAND CHOICES (Siskiyou News.) Nothing makes a husband any madder, a The po. Is still staggering along without the services of S. Sherwood, who rammed a hand Into the flank of the Slaklyous and busted same, while skiing. Willamette Keeps Conference Lead TAOOMA, Feb. IT (AP) Willam ette university basketball quintet maintained Its northwest conference lead here last night by taking the first of a two-game series from Col lege of Puget Sound, 33 to 37. They play again tonight. Fender and oody repairing Prion Ugh. Brill Sheet Metal Work. Is This Good TPHB very basis of good government Is fair play. The Good Government congress was formed for the EXPRESS PUB POSE of securing the recall of Judge Norton and District Attorrrey Codding. The honorary president of the Good Gov ernment congress initiated these recalls, organized the congress, whereupon the congress promptly endorsed them. Now the Good Government congress comes forward with a very amazing proposition. The victims of these recalls are ordered to appear before a mass meeting of this congress on Saturday night, and defend themselves. After their defense the members of the Good Government congress will vote, declaring them innocent or guilty. ' If adjudged guilty, these two gentlemen are requested to immedi ately resign, , IN other words the Good Government congress formed to REMOVE these two public officers, institutes ITSELF, as the "great grand jury" to TRY them. More than that, it be comes at once the prosecuting attorney, the judge and the trial jury. IF THAT IS GOOD GOVERNMENT, OR GOOD ANT- THING ELSE, THEN WE RUSTY ON OUR WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED. WOULD the members of the Good Government congress, believe it fair to submit their case to a vote of the Amer ican Legion, and abide by THAT organization's verdict t Would its honorary president, believe it fair to submit his case to a mass meeting of the state bar association and abide by ITS verdict t Hardly 1 Yet the conflict between these two publio officials, and the leaders of the Good Government congress, is as funda mental, as the conflict between the Good Government congress and the American Legion, or between Mr. Banks and the bar association, v ' 'IVus purpose behind this extraordinary proposal, however, 1 like many other proposals down by the "all highest" is quite plain. If Judge Norton and District Attorney Codding, ACCEPT this invitation of the spider to the fly are simple enough to agree to be tried before a mass they are sunk of course. We don't believe even the president of the congress would maintain for a moment, that an organi zation formed expressly TO DO such circumstances, slap its own face and REFUSE to do it. But if they DON'T accept . Ah, there's the milk in this little ooooanut! Can't you hear the blast in 12-pt. type the morning after followed of course by the usual resolution by this Good Govern ment congress. "Norton and Codding admit guilt, don't dare present their case before the 'great grand jury', stand self convicted before the bar of publio opinion" etc., eta. AND so forth. Easy, isn't itt If they go, they are voted put. If they don't go they are guilty and SHOULD be thrown out. "Heads we win, tails you losel" That, ladies and gentlemen, is what some people call "good government" in Jackson oounty I ,.f i Roosevelt on the Spot DT the narrowest of margins, President-elect Roosevelt excaped an assassin's bullet, Wednesday night. Mayor Cermak of Chicago was shot and may die, two others were seri ously wounded. The would-be assassin, an alien, with a roaming eye and a pain in his stomach, expressed no remorse, only regret that he didn't get his man. It seems he doesn't like presidents, he would like to kill them all. Not only this country, but the entire world expresses horror at the deed, Guisoppe Zangara will be promptly tried, and of course be given the maximum punishment. Then after a little while the people will forget all about it, until another tragedy, or near-tragedy comes up and everyone will be horrified all over again. IVVff IGnT it not be well to inquire into tho causes of this AT attempted assassination, before we dismiss it, as just another one of those things. What destructive and incendiary propaganda was it, that working on this man's weak and unbalanced mind, convinced him that all presidents were bad and should be shot. It is certain he didn't think up the idea by himself. Whoover put the idea in that irresponsible man's head, which dovelopcd into a blind homicidal mania to kill all presi dents, ANY president, was just as guilty of attempted mur der as the man himself. But we never think of that until it is too late I ' AND THEN HOW SHOCKED AND HORRIFIED WE ALL ARE I Too 1ES, this tragedy has a lesson For months and months thin by the most incendiary and destructive propaganda. Individ uals ana publio oilicinls iiave been called crooks, thieves and murderers. Threats of violence and bloodshed have been openly made. Everyone knows many members of the Good Government congress are armed. Arousing the mob spirit is a terrible thing, undor ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Under such circumstances as exist in Southern Oregon today, such propaganda is simply criminal. TTE do not doubt many of the members of this congress are " perfectly sincere, have been innocent victims of this propaganda, and are as strongly opposed to violence and blood shed as those not in the congress. But how about those, whose mentalities are of a different mold, whose minds inflamed by this constant excitement, become convinocd, as this poor devil in Florida became convinced, that unseen spirits call to shoot and kill! The danger and tragedy of such a situation lies right here: No matter how strongly opposed gome members of this con Government? ADMIT WE ARE TERRIBLY of this organization as handed meeting of their ACCUSERS, a certain thing, would under Late! for Jackson county and every otion hm rnn flnnrUd ailv gress may De to any violence strikes the powder magazine they will be powerless to prevent it. The seed has been sown neither they, nor anyone else, can stop the whirlwind. Then how horrified they will be but alas ! it, -too, will BE TOO LATE! Can't all right thinking people in Jackson county, whether they are members of this congress or not members, see the appalling seriousness, the immediate danger of such a situation? Can't we, as a community, yield to a cool headed and tem perate leadership and stop this mad rush to ruin and destruction now, BEFORE It is too late 1 Personal Health Service By William Brady. DL D. Hlrned letters peitmlnlni to penonaJ d la i noil or treatment, will be answered adaresieo envelope ia enciueva. iveiicn Owing to the large number of letters bere. No reply can be made to queries Address ur. wiuiam uraay in care or ine niau iriuuuc. THE OLD WOMAN WHO KNEW HER ONIONS. A reader offers testimony of some thing or other: years ago I contracted a severe case ox pneumonia. The attending physician gave me every atten tion p o s s lble, nevertheless I c o n t lnued to grow worse. One evening he told my brother it was ques tionable If I would live thru the night. He returned about 9 p. m. when I was no hotter. Before he left my wife asked him about putting an onion poultice on my chest. He smiled and said It would not hurt me. ' My wife immediately sliced some onions, fried them In lard and placed them on my cheat as hot as I could stand them. With in thirty minutes I hrrl relief, rested better that ntght than on any other night of my Illness, and In the morning was much better, so that the doctor. Instead of finding a corpse, found his 'pa tient on the road to recovery, all through the suggestion of an old woman that had dropped In to see me the day before . , , No, ,1 can't see where suggestion was concerned at all. The patient, I take It, was too 111 to know what was going on; certainly too ill to put any faith In an onion poultice, when the doctor could see no hope. My opinion is that the pneumonia had run Its usual course and the crisis came about the time the onions were served I use the term crisis in the scientific sense, not in the popular sense. The crisis in pneumonia Is a welcome and favorable termination of the fever and toxemia or poisoning of the blood, and not an occasion of peril. Suggestion la nevertheless a more Important factor In many an illness than most of us realize. Any unpleasant suggestion Is a blow to the patient's will to recovery or his recuperative power. Modern medicine and modern surgery alike recognls the Importance of thla. Exquisite pains to Insulate the patient aaalnst unpleasant suggestions or impres sions is the secret of modern shock less surgery. The physician's desire to Insulate his patient against what are scientifically called nocl-assocta-tlons (harmful or injurious sugges tions or impressions) accounts for the attitude of the doctor toward the busybodles, the gossips and the well meaning but mischievous neighbors or friends who Intrude with their opinions. Human nature to put faith In the application of onions or some even mora offensive charm when the doc tor gives up hope. Human nature to proclaim the recovery aa a miracle If the outcome happens to be favorable. Communications Answers Mr. Burton To toe Editor: I read a letter In the Medford Mall Tribune of February 15 signed by Mr. R. H. Burton. I would like for you to publish the following letter to Mr. Burton and print my name at the bottom: "Dear Mr. Burton: "I have read your letter In the Mall Tribune. "I would like to ask you, Mr. Bur ton, If you know that there are two laws of the land? Did you ever stop and think? Do you know right from wrong? Do you know that we have aome of the most corrupt laws ever made written In our law books? Do you know that aome of our most Just lawa are unwritten laws? Do you know that as a people we should be guided by a sense of right and wrong? "I would like to ask you who makes our laws? Do wa. the people, make them? NOI We do not. "In support of that statement I would like to say that at the last election, on November 8, 1932, the people voted on at least fifteen dif ferent measures all drawn up by lawyer. Mr. Burton, did you see any of those measures written out on the ballot? - Do you think that the people (not Just the city of Med ford) kr.sw what they were voting for or agnuut? Therefore, I say that we, the people, the ordinary citizens, do not make the laws. We vote on them according to w,hat someone else tells us about them. "You say that you realise that Soothes the throat Fresh ens the mouth OVERCOMES BAD BREATH Depression Proof Security GEO. I1ENSELMAN Aetna Life insurance Co. Medford Bid,. cSSSJ or bloodshed, u a sparx once bealtb nd Hygiene not to dlieaM by Or Brady tl a tamped. ieli- tnouja do unci nuu wnueu id ui. received only a fen car be answered not conforming to Instructions But how characteristic the reader's story the inevitable "old woman" was kept concealed until the miracle became a certainty. Then, after re covery was assured, the "old woman" is dragged out from under the bed where she has been hiding all the time watching the doctor's futile ef forts. The greatest help anxious relatives or friends can give an invalid In any circumstance Is to strive to take a cheerful view of the outlook and to conceal from the patient any doubts or fears they may have. That Is not so easy as It may seem. Invalids, whether children or adults, are ex traordinarily keen In detecting any dissembling on the part of .those abound them. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Too Tired. From considerable experience In training children who wet the bed I believe the most Important thing is to see that they do not become too tired at night. When they are not too tired they seem able to react better to the suggestion or the reso lution to remain dry Mrs. G. M. Answer That is true. With the right help and encouragement every child who wets the bed can overcome the habit. Send a dime and a stamp ed evelope bearing your address, for instructions for correction of bed wetting. .Diathermy. Is diathermy good for poor circula tion? Is It recommended for rheu matism or for arthritis? Is diathermy a cure or Just a relief? Miss G O. R. Answer The questions are vague and I cannot answer them. Diathermy Is as much a cure as any other rem edy or method of treatment can be In any case'. It is of great value in many cases of arthritis. Have More Celery. I have a craving for celery I eat two or three bunches of celery hearts dally and crave more. Is this in jurious? Does It signify that some thing Is lacking in my system? Mrs. A. O. Answer No, it Is perfectly health ful. But it would be more healthful if you ate some of the leaves too, Baby Spurns Cup. Since I took the baby off the bottle she refuses to take milk from a cup or glass. If I use milk In her foods Is that as good as taking It plain? She took a quart a day from the bot tle. What cod liver oil would you recommend? Most of it Is too ex pensive. She is 16 months old. Mrs. M. K. Answer Yes. the milk Is quite as good when given in other foods or dishes. Offer the baby a cup of milk at regular meal time, and If she once refuses it take It away and give her no more milk till next regular meal time, and only In the cup. The best and cheapest sources of the vitamins (A and D) for the infant during the first year is halibut oil. (Copyright, John P. Dllle Co.) there Is a complete breakdown of law and order In Jackson county. Now why dont you try to find out Just who, where and why, Is respon sible for this breakdown and then do like some of the other good citi zens of Jackson county. TRY TO HELP REMEDY THAT CONDITION. Do you realize that to support those public officials who are responsible for such breakdown only spells ruin L FEB. 28 is the last day for letters to be mailed by all poultrymen in the 2000 lbs. FREE FEED HOPCO XX TEST BUT from now en the few who did not enter will feed only mashes U muhe containing NOPCO XX for proper Vitamin D and A content judging by the hundred! of letter received from poultrymen who hare proven In their own way that the one rare way of getting NOPCO XX results U to feed only maihes containing NOPCO XX. This Includes -H Club members. RIMIMBKR There Is no tubitlture for Nopco XX. IMPORTANT TO POULTRY MEN AND TURKEY GROWERS Thii It a FEED TEST NOT0 Utter Writing Cent. THE PURPOSE to ttHtfr yourself, in your way, on your ranch, regarding NOPCO XX result. Then list your results on wrap ping paper, if you like. Form ia of no consequence. Sign up with your oWrr for the FEED TEST whether you write a letter or not. Von can do as you please about that. and to lay down on the Job would get us nowhere? "I am looking at the situation not from the standpoint of the city of Medford alone but from a viewpoint of the county, state and nation. "Broaden out a little, take In a little more territory than Just the city of Medford. Look the whole world in the face and see what kind of a picture you get. "Mr. Burton, you advise us to all go to the library and read one law. Namely, the syndicalism law. I would advise' you, Mr. Burton, to read some of the other laws and see if that is the only one that is broken. See If our publio officials are not breaking the laws both written and common. Now, Mr. Burton, how do you expect the ordinary, common. everyday citizen to live absolutely within the law when our public offi cials and courts of Justice are vio lating the law every day and the good people know it? "Now we get down to Judge Earl H. Fehl. j 'Mr. Burton, your Ideas are great! If they would Just work. But they won't. Do you realize that the grand Jury is Just about as badly tied up as Mr. Fehl? Do you realize that It Is practically Impossible for the grand Jury to get an Indictment against a publio official Under exist ing conditions (now I mean condi tions of our systems of Justice and law enforcement bodies)? "Do you really believe, jar. Burton, that a man who Is appointed by two people has as much right to sit in our courts aa a man who was placed there by the will of the people? Or do you believe In a government of the people, by the people, for the people? "Mr. Burton, do you think that our public officials should vote and do things . they see fit personally? Or do you believe they should be guided by the will of the people? "If the county court or any other body of publio officials acts only as they see fit personally, then where has our democratic form of govern ment gone to? What good are those Inalienable rights guaranteed us by the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States of America? If you would like to read a little REAL law, Mr. Burton, I would suggest that you read the Ten Commandments from the Bible. There you will find the essence of all law, both written and unwritten. "I would like to know also, Mr. Burton, If you really believe that the indictment of some few officers would settle this question? "Now, Mr. Burton, I would advise you to take stock Inventory and see Just where you stand; see if you really believe In the stand that you take. "I have watched not only the cUy of Medford and Jackson county, but the whole world and especially the good old U. S. A. O. J. CONNER. Star Route Box 85." TJp to the Governor. To the Editor: Away back In 1856 the Rogue River Indians, who had terrorized the peo ple of Jackson county, were taken out of the county and placed on a reser vation In the Willamette valley. From that time up to the present, peace and reigned in Jackson county, lu.c xiv that Banks and his band o: Insu-ents have brought about "the breakdown of law and order In Jackson county" It must seem something like those early days to the o' '-timers. Banks and his followers do not represent the best element In the county, nor are they In the majority. When they go so for as to threaten to "take the county" It Is well for them to remember that there la such a thing as MARTIAL LAW In Oregon.' The governor Is the chief executive officer of the state, and Is obligated to see that the laws are faithfully executed. He Is commander-in-chief of the military and naval forces, and may call out such forces to execute the. laws and to suppress Insurrection at any time he may deem best. Think it over. CITIZEN. (Name on File) Jacksonville, Feo. 16, 1933. Auto Crash Fatal. HONOLULU, Feb. 17. (F) Miss Marjorle Little, formerly of Seattle, was killed and Territorial Senator Francis Brown, amateur golf cham pion of Hawaii, was seriously Injured In an automobile accident here last night. Miss Little came to Honolulu three years ago. POULTRYMEN SEE BENEFITOF NOPCO Evidence that poultrymen have been observing the benefit of feed ing NOPCO XX (concentrated Vita min D) to their flocks la attested by the great number of letters being re ceived by the NOPCO people. San Francisco. ' h. D. Coot of Brown-Jeklln e Co.. northwest representatives of the Na tional Oil Products Co. of Harrison, N. J., saya: "Poultrymen are send ing their observations In note or let ter form In Increasing numbers as the campaign nears the close. While many poultrymen signed up at their feed dealers at the beginning of the campaign, others have been observing their flocks with the Intention of signing later. This signing of the entry forms should be done now as this is not only necessary for par ticipation, but the period of obser vation will undoubtedly be consid ered by the judges when deciding the awards. . "The NOPCO XX feed teat closes Februry 28, and all letters must be postmarked by midnight of that date. We recommend poultrymen signing up with their local feed deal er at the first opportunity. Every one has an equal chance aa writing ability, spelling, composition or kind of paper written on or how written does not count. Only rtnch proven results count. Over 10,000 pounds of laying mash Is being given away in this test. Each district's share Is 2000 pounds, divided Into a first award of 1000 pounds; second award of 600 pounds, and the next five awards of 100 pounds each. The necessary things are: Sign up with the dealer now; observe the flock benefits; send In the letter to NOP CO, 405 California street. San, Fran cisco, Cal., before midnight of Feb ruary 28.' Jenkins Comment Continued from Page One) will create employment and provide buying power. When that happens, as It WILL, HOW TO STOP A COLD ALMOST INSTANTLY lions in package. vvaier. Aim ost Instant Relief In This Way The simple method pictured above is the way doctors throughout the world now treat colds. It is recognized as the QUICK EST, safest, surest way. For it will check an ordinary cold almost as fast as you caught it. Ask your doctor about this. And when you buy, see that you get the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They dissolve almost instantly. And thus work -almost instantly when you take them. And for a gargle, Gen- Ask your druggist about the recent price reduction on the 100 tablet size Bayer Aspirin. : f a k un THRIFTS ARE GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN WITHOUT THIS CROSS ? CASH GROCERY PHONE 365 WE DELIVER Bight Across the Street from Rialto Theater Saturday and Monday Specials 2 40-ft. Rolls Wax Paper 15 American Club Coffee, per lb 18 Porter's Cellophane Wrapped Egg Noodles, pound 21 Porter's Cellophane Wrapped Noodles, lb....;21 Porter's Cellophane Wrapped Macaroni, 22 ozs 1(? Porter's Cellophane Wrapped Spaghetti, 2 packages , .. ...25t French's Mustard, 6-oz. jar 8 Large Cans Hominy, each 9c 2 Bottles Van Camp's Catsup 25 Vegetable Shortening, 3 lbs 21d Slow or Fast Cooking Oats, 91b. bag 28t? Diamond Crystal Salt, 2 pkge 15 Del Monte No. 2 tall sliced Pineapple, 2 cans 25c Large Pkgs. Sperry's Pancake Flour 16c Fancy Head Rice, 4 lbs 21c1 'mmmmmm 1111.111. Ill iu;ijphi Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jackson County History from the Files of Tne Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Years Afo.) TEN YEARS AOO TODAY February X7, 1928 (It was Saturday) Snrinzllke weather "astonishes" a visitor from Portland. Governor Pierce obarges Judgei Crews "wants to boost salaries." Law enforcement flying squadron here next week. Charges made "that law and order have broken down In Jackson county." Star auto to be exhibited In city. Postal receipts for January 7.5 per cent Increase over same month last year. Bootlegger fined 400 and sentenc ed to nine months In Jail for sale of quart of liquor. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY February 17, 101S (It was Monday) Explosion at Medford Ice plant caused by pump falling to work prop erly. Mose Barkdull predicts that "It will be SO years before another Repub lican gets Inside the White House, once woodrow Wilson starts work- tog." A thoroughbred bulldog by tha name of "Kebo" la wantonly shot and thrown Into Bear creek. Resident of the valley proposes "scientific money" as means of "everlasting prosperity." Many fa vor the plan. sooner or later, when conditions be come so adjusted that business can again be carried on at a profit, w shall find that we have plenty o money with which to do business on the enlarged scale that will follow , the restoration of confidence. i I will appreciate your votes in th Medford Merchants Popularity con test. ROSAMOND WAIJ,, Tel. 73S-M. If throat is sore, crush and dissolve 3 Bayer Aspirin Tablets in a half glass of warm water and gargle accord ing to directions. uins Bayer Aspirin Tablets dis solve with speed and completeness, . leaving no irritating particles or grittiness. Get a box of 12 or boltls ef 24 or 100 at any drug store. If
