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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEC , Medford Mail Tribune "Crwyoflf Sauthtrit Qretoo adl tut Mall Irlbtmt" OaJtf txeepi Sitttrdar PtlbUtlMi 0) MBUFOUD PKIKT1NL Oa I6-1T-I9 N. fU t Phow HOBKm BUHL, EdJtOt S. U ftNAPP llanutr AD Independent NwWPW talma u 4K0D0 :1m littler it Uxtfon) Orefoo, undw A of Mireto 8. 18TB. 8UUflCBliTI BATB8 Sy Mull Id Adnuc Diii, rur.... Dtlly, 1 Bontb. u. r.rriH in Htranca Ucriford. .98-00 . 40 UeUomWe. Central Point. Pboenlx, Talent Gold Bill ) OD Hlgiiwafi. Dillj. undid DlbV o r" All tcrtua, tub lo adtaoea. ,.,... DU Orntlil PIP ot U CUT ot Medford. Official psper of Jaeimr County. MKMBBH 01T THS ASSOCIATE! JBB88 BeeuiTHn full Leased Wirt 8enrfet Ttot ajaoeiated Press In ticliwlrelj wtltled tht im for publlctUoD of til oe dlipaUbea credited to It or otherwt credited to tbb W and alo to tha ioci o tmblUh All rlKbt for puhlleaUoo of ipedal dlipatttw Mrrin are aUo rewned MEM HUH Ofc ONiTKl) PHE8B HEMHKIi OF AUDIT BUHEAO . oir cikculationb AdtertWng Kepmeotatlret a a MOUENBEN COMPANt Offltaa Id Nea Yori. CUago, Detroit, Bio Frinrlaco- we Ana tie bmh.w ' 1(e Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. ' With Prospority on route, and 3.3 beer noarly here, the rank end Jlle ought to be able to hold out tlU laU, when stallion racing Is again threat ened at the ialrgrounds. It will then be legal to bet upon horse races, whloh everybody always did any tune they lelt like It. It there Is any Justification -Xor a revolution, It Is four or live broken-down, middle aged Hambletonlan stalllone prancing around a mile track In slightly less than lour minutes. Mining la the order oi the day, and many are In the hills wooing Lady Luck, with pick and shovel and pan. There was a time when mining here was confined to ohaslng rainbows In a Nash lobby rocking ohalr. , tno nloomv lor tfce social buds and blossoms to stray into the open spaces and g Pomwu , Ivy, ior whloh there are more cur than cures for colds. . The inatl today brought a letter from Repressa, Calif. Folsom prison Is located at Repressa, and the writer of the letter happen to be confined therein. He will eet out next August, after seven years of repression at Repressa. He Is a former local boy, who did not do so well In the city. "When I waa 17 years," reads the letter, "I knew everything, but now I have learned I waa mistaken. I will never take another thing not ven a chance." The writer also - seema to think that the poet's claim, 'that stone walls and Iron bars do not a prison make" la not a truouui statement. The advice In the letter, If any, la printed for the benefit of 17 year old boys, who being 17 years old will not take It. Valley democrats continue mad at the valley Republicans, because the latter will net ay anyuung mean about the Roosevelt administration. The average Democrat la happiest when angry at a Republican. Another hog calling contest U In order, to bring out the real lung power of the rural areas, The Sat urday efforts were noble, praise worthy, and of high excellence, but It Is known that the expert hog callers either remained at home or kept still. It would be a treat to bear Aabury Beall and his boy, Col. Tou Voile, Hermy Offenbacher of the Applegate, 0. Wig Aahpole, Mike Hanley, Charles Terrell, Dewey Bill, and others In open competition, it, would not be necessary for them to come to town. The Judges would assemble In the stand, and the com petitors go Into their backyards and start yolllng. Then the judges could proclaim the winner, making due allowance for volume, distance, and Interference from the wind. For ln atance, Michael Hanley on Lake Ork. and 30 miles away, could not deafen the Judges as completely as Aabury Beall, on his lane, a stone's throw, or five miles away. Mr. Dewey Hill at Prospect, would be placed at par, with his rivals though 48 miles away, northeasterly. His hog call would have the advantage of coming down hill all the way. The above are the cream of the hog callers. This does not mean that any hog caller Is aklm-mllk. : "The Bohemia club met at the home of Mrs. Rhea Brown Thursday, The attendance was not so good" (Paisley Items.) Frank and candid, letting the chips fall where they will, THE FATAL PANCAKE (Dcntnl Journal) There Is no anesthetic more potent than the pancake. After eating a stack of pancakes, a person Is Indif ferent to almost anything. The pancake Is not taken In the arm, hypodermlcally, nor is It Inhaled like ether, but It Is a drug with a ahtfpe and kick all It own. It Is In disc form about the ale and thick ness of a graph op hone record. The patient or pancake-ee may ad mints- 1 ter the dose himself altho he should be watched and dragged off before j he completely suffocates himself. The . process la more pleasant If the pan- j cake Is laved In maple or Imitation maple molasses. As the patient eats ; the pancakes he develops a frenzy1 and will eat himself to death unleas a whl&tle la blown or the supply Is arbitrarily shut off. In ten minutes the patient will begin to yawn, in a halt hour he will be completely bored with life, and In forty minutes he will fall into a stupor and you may sell him Ufa Insurance, take his pofketbook, or get his name on the dotted line for a building lot In ewamp. A man under the Influence of pancakes will resist nothing. He . has no interest In Ufo except bis sweet dreams. Gold Mining Revives TPHE revival of local interest in mining is all to the good. The more interest shown, the more work will be done. And the more work the more mineral wealth this section of Oregon will produce. ' Gold is the only commodity in the world, that the depression hasn't deflated. Gold in fact today, is worth more, that is will buy more, than ever before in the history of this genera tion. , , . . That there is gold in these yere hills, everyone knows. Mil lions have been taken out in the past. While the rich surface yields have probably been exhausted, there is no reason to doubt that modern mining methods will make millions more available. In this gold revival two things should be avoided. Wildcat schemes and exaggerated reports on one hand. Public indiffer ence to conservative investment and development on the other. Public indifference has been pretty well eliminated. Now with the formation of a mining committee under the leadership of experienced mining men who are interested in constructive development rather than get-rich-quick promotion, our local industry as well as other mineral development work, should be put upon a permanent, business-like basis. Such a movement we repeat resources of Southern Oregon asset, which should be developed, of this community, from year to The Power of THE sensational progress made by President Roosevelt in less t.bnn fnnr wftftlffl. nhnwn nlfiflrlv t.hft Hfltfirminino fnrp.n in this democracy of publio opinion. That there is Btrong opposition in the congress to the "new deal" is certain. This was even shown when the president fired his first bombshell via his economy program. Stronger opposition developed against the administration's railroad plan, and the strongest program. ' Nevertheless Roosevelt remains in the pilot house,' with one hand on the whistle cord and ahead" lever. i :" WHY J Simply because he has publio opinion behind him. The experience that befell our own Senator Steiwer is typical. QnnlA CAiinn- aha nl .1i a air tit ennalr anainat til (1 uouaiu! nmnvi uD w. administration's eoonomy program. From the standpoint of , noUtleg. and normal executive dictatorship, he stood on solid ground. But 24 hours after his anti-Roosevelt speech, Oregon's junior senator decided that Long Beaoh earthquake had extended to Oregon. It is rumored that there were enough protest tele grams, fired from Portland alone, to justify extra dividends by the Western Union and Postal. Other recalcitrants had a similar experience. President Roosevelt has the people of this oountry behind him. He knows it. That is why he is making hay whije the sun shines. NOW members of the congress know it. JUST as long as this situation lasts and it promises to last for some time our new president will continue to break all records for rapid, decisive executive accomplishment. Mem bers of the opposition in both senate and house instead of trying to trip him up, will run over each other, in an effort to grab his coat tails, It is colled dictatorship, but it isn't really. It is merely a demonstration of what an intelligent and aggressive leader of a doraooraoy ean do, when he has the people of his country bohind him. ' Don't Be a Rip Van. Winkle IF SOME Oregon Rip Van Winkle had gone to sleep ten years ago, and awakened today, what a shook he would get. He would find in this former paradise of aridity, beer gar dens about to bloom. He would find horse and dog racing legalized, and betting on them sanctioned. He would find a former Eepublican state rabidly demo cratic, and a Roosevelt in the White House, who had never voted the Republican ticket. He would find a gold panning school on the S. P. right of way, a hog calling oontest as commissary working overtime the post office. He would find a score of charges ranging from horsewhipping, through robbery to first degree murder. He would find a valley at the end of March with snow still on the foothills and not a pear tree in bloom. Queryi. Would he ask for a hot bath and a ohange of under wear, or ask to go back to sleep t Boing a Rip Van Winkle, he would probably be too dumb to sense the worm had turned, and after his long sleep, he had awakened to a new dawn. True to his slumbering nature, he would undoubtedly go back to bed. SMASHUP OF AUTO BAKER, Ore, Mar 27.--P)--Fjn Moody Jennings was killed and Wil liam Southard was seriously Injured when an automobile driven by south ard struck an embankment on the Baker Cornucopia highway. 18 miles northwest of Baker, early this morn ing. The automobile, out of control, swerved Into the barrowptt alongside the highway. The young woman' head was pushed through the open window of the maclrne and crushed as te oar scraped the embankment. 4 "KCFOK" r spe-jiflc remedy for treatment of poison oak. SatlMac- , tlon guaranteed. Oiaoe Laboratories, 206 Liberty B!dg. MEDFORD MAIL is all to the good. The mineral represent a genuine natural and steadily add to the wealth year. .; . ' Public Opinion to date against his farm relief the other on the "full steam B . resentment in & democracy to a Saturday drawing card, and a less than a stone's throw from revolutionists in jail, held on IXMCDON--V-Brltaln prefers her own beer to the foreign product, ac cording to figures revealed In parlia ment. In the year ending September SO, lftaa. about 18,945,000 barrels of beer were brewed In Great Britain and Northern Ireland, while 1,313,413 bar rels were imported for all of 1933. Proof gallons of spirt distilled In Britain In the 13 months totaled 33,063,000. lrlh Start Film Production. DUBLIN, Ireland. (AP) An Irish film Industry Is getting ready to build a studio and begin production here this summer. Among the di rectors Is J. Svans, a scenario writer recently returned from Hollywood. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Personal Health Service By William Brady, M.D. Signed letters pertaining; to personal health and hjglene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment, will be answered bj Dr. Brady If a stamped, selt addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the lurge number of letters received only a few can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady In care of The Mall Tribune. AH1 AH I NAUGHTY MUSTN'T TOUCH! An Injury brushed some skin off from the front of the leg below the knee. As a flrBt aid disinfectant mer- curochrome was applied. The pa tient dressed the wound herself every day. While showing It to her friend she drop ped a bit of cot ton on the floor, picked It up, and placed It over the raw surface and applied the ban dage. Her friend remonstr ated that this was unsafe. The patient thought not, as the mercurochrome Is so powerful that It destroys any germs there might be on the cotton. Is that so? In this case it would seem at least questionable, for a few days later the patient was seriously 111 with Infection of the leg. Mercurochrome Is all right as first aid disinfectant. Probably it la efficient as tincture of lodln for the purpose. It has one advantage over lodln as a first aid remedy for use In the home, namely, that It doesn't bite or smart so much on large wound or raw surface. The bite or smart of lodln Is only mo mentary, however. Any one who has used plain tincture of lodln or lodln and glycerin half and half as an ap plication to a canker sore in the mouth (for which It Is an excellent remedy) knows it bites for a moment and then seems to leave the canker less sensitive. On the other hand, mercurochrome has one or two dis advantages which In my opinion, ren der it less satisfactory than lodln. It makes a conspicuous red stain on everything, and It costs too much. The breach of surgical technic com mitted by the woman who picked the bit of cotton off the floor and placed It in contact with the raw surface was a glaring one, but most laymen commit Just as grave errors when dealing with minor wounds, even tho they are meticulous about using anti septics. The layman has a childlike faith In antlseptlo or germicidal agents which Is not shared by the physician, surgeon or even the well-trained nurse. Perhaps the most fatal error of the layman who attempts to treat his own or another's wound Is the touching of the raw surface with finger or with any, object that Is not sterile. Hollywood Stars Tell Their Kitchen Secrets -Nancy -Carroll, Paramount In "Wayward" This Is one of a lories of fav orite recipes of movie stars who find dellBlit in looklnB. Oatmeal Cookies, l.cup Form ay 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1 cup sour milk or buttermilk 3-8 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups oatmeal 1 oup raisins ' 1 cup walnuts 1 teaspoon cinnamon tr-aspoon nutmeg i teaspoon cloves 3 cups flour MSTHOD: Cream shortening and sugar; add egg and beat well. Sift flour, salt, spices and soda and add alternately with milk. Mix in rolled oats, raisins and shopped, nut meats. Drop on oiled baking sheet and bake 18 minutes in a 400 degree oven. Smyrna Seeks Bacchus Shrine. SMYRNA, Turkey . ( AP) The city government Is financing excavations in Ismet Pasha Square In the heart of the modern city, beneath which the German archaeologist, Wtegand. believes will be found the Temple of Bacchus, one of the chief shrines of ancient Smyrna. Brazil Burns Rebel Money. SAO PAULO. Brazil. (AP) Rebel paper' money, Issued during the civil war last summer, has been burned following redemption of the notes by the state's reconstruction govern ment. The Issue totaled $34,000,000, and all except $38,000 wns turned In. Collectors held out the balance. JOBLESS GET WORK IN FORESTS vmht rg Wsv 3&fi?f Men are shown working In the unemployment camp operated undei auiplcei of the New York state relief organization at Blauvelt, N. V This camp Is similar to those plsnned by the federal government to as lilt In r!lvlna unemployment. (Auocjated Press Phot.ox OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1933. This common breach of surgical tech nic doubtless accounts for many more cases of septicemia, blood poisoning, septic Infection than are caused by such obvious errors as the correspond ent describes. - A fundamental principle which the wiseacre layman seldom comprehends Is that with proper care we can keep germs out of a wound, but If they once get Into the. wound we haven't a germicide that will kill the germs without damaging the tissue cells and retarding or preventing the natu ral heating process. It Is upon that principle that the practice of first aid wound disin fection is based. One application of lodln (or mercurochrome) Immedi ately may destroy any germs that are Implanted by the Implement that made the wound. But after that Im mediate disinfection, It Is better to avoid further germicidal or antiseptic medicaments and simply strive to protect the wound from further Infec tion while healing Is In process. Here is where real skill and knowledge comes In. Aseptic care of any wound, minor or major, assures the quickest healing and the least scar, but asep tic technic Is a closed book to the wiseacre layman with his pet anti septics. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Facial Blemishes. Will castor oil applied every night remove moles? Miss M. M. Would like to ask If you know of any method of removing birthmarks. H. K. I sent for company's solvent and when I put It on a dark brown spot on my cheek It burned terribly and now the spot lsworse. . . Mrs. O. D. Answer It Is unwise to attempt self-treatment or to permit any one other than a responsible physician to attempt to remove such facial blemishes. The risk of scar formation or of serious infection from tinker ing is too great. "Doctor," Eh? After 40 years of the physlck habit I am back to normalcy, thanks to your guidance. A young doctor heard me say I take a spoonful or two of flaxseeds now and then. He advised me to stop It, as he has seen severe . M. J. W. Answer On the other hand, many obstinate cases of the same unmen tionable malady htwe responded well to flaxseed treatment. (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) The lodge at Grants Pass gave an entertainment of the same nature a few weeks ago at were present. which over 100 ' m 'i y ymH pet jv i . MACDONALD ON ! ir - 4 Working In the Interest of peace, Premier Ramsay MacDonald (left) of Great Britain la shown with M. Edouard Daladler, the French premier, when he arrived in Paris en route to the disarmament con. ference in Geneva. From Geneva MacDonald went to Rome for confer ences with Premier Mussolini and then returned to Paris to urge the French government to Join a four.power peace project proposed by the Italian prime minister. (Associated Press Photo) PORTLAND BLAZE PORTLAND. Mar. 28. Plxe sweeping through the yards and crane shed of the Jones Lumber company was biought under control early to day after causing damage estimated by fUernen at about $176,000. Starting at the south end of the "yeards on the waterfront, the flames spread swiftly northward, and for time endangered the main plant, Three fire boats and several engine companies answered the alarm. Or igin of the fire was undetermined, and ro one waa Injured. Firemen and police today were in vestigating the possibility the blaze was of Incendiary origin. Starting In the crane shed, the fire spread to the entire south end of the plant In less than three minutes. Almost one million feet of finished lumber, worth $15 a thousand feet, was .destroyed, as were three cranes worth $16,000, and other equipment worth about $5,000. ALKY TO PUT KICK IN GASOLINE, PLAN WASHINGTON, March 37. (AP) Plans to permit several Illinois oil companies to test mixing alcohol with gasoline for motor fuel were announced today by James M. Doran, commissioner of industrial alcohol. He said agricultural cooperative groups had been conducting tests there for some time and handling the product on a non-profit basis. The oil companies asked the same privilege, and Doran told Representa tive Dlrksen (R., 111.,), he thought it was possible to permit the companies to conduct similar experiments. Chile Slams Lid on Gold Camps SANTIAGO, Chile. March. (AP) Dry zones have been ordered at all gold mining areas as a result of widespread drunkenness and mush room growth of saloons In the boom towns.. First dry zones were at the Andacollo field in the north, but now the order hits camps throughout the country. Swedish Barons Take Roomers. STOCKHOLM. (AP) A student housing committee reports that an economical student can get along here on $34 a month and that ba rons and other residents of the best sections are competing with work- Ingmen's families In renting rooms Trolleys In Noah's Territory, ERIVAN, Soviet Armenia. (AP) Lying In the shadow of Mt. Ararat, this ancient city has celebrated Its most advanced accomplishment by opening Its first trolley line. El&'.t soviet-made cars operate on nine miles of track. 4 NEW YORK. Far. 37. () Tele grams urging dry leasers to join wet organizations in seeking "solution of the liquor problem," were sent out today by Fred G. Ciark of Cleveland, commander-in-chief of the Crusad ers, tn anti-prohlbltlon organization. They went to Mrs Ella Boole of the Women' Christian Temperance Union. Dr. F. Scott MoBrlde of the Anti-Saloon league, and Dr. Clarence True Wilson of the Methodist board of temperance, prohibition and public morpls. Mrs. Boole at once sent a tele graphed reply In which she said the suggestion of "cooperation of the W. O. T. U. and your organization" was "absurd . Dr Wilson replied without delay, saying "We will be glad to work with you for necessary restric tions and sobriety.' i A new system of drying, airing and storing grain, which is said to min imize elevator explosions and lessen low from mildew, has been devel oped by a Swedish engineer LICKS UP LUMBER, MILL EQUIPMENT PEACE MISSION KM ED Broadcast Schedule Wednesday. 8:00 Breakfast Newt, Mail Tribune. 8:0d (Musical Clock. 8:20 A Peerless Parade. 8:35 Shopping Guide. 9:00 Friendship Circle Hour. 0:30 Today. 9 :45 Shoppers' Tour. 10:00 U. S. Weather Forecast.' 10:00 Fashion Parade. 10:15 Morning Melody. 10:30 Morning Comments. 10:45 Musical Notec. 11:00 Quarettes Parade. 11:15 Traumert. 11:30 Song and Coredy. 13:00 Manhattan Low-down. 1310 Andy Slough. 13:30 News Flashes, Mall 'Tribune, 13:30Pipe Organ Concert. 13:4fPopular Vocalists. 1:00 Varieties. 1:30 Grants Pass Hour. 1:45 Interlude, r" 3:00 Dance Matinee. 3:00 Songs for Everyday. 3:3u KMBD Program Review. 3:35 Music from Yesteryear. 4:00 Acroe sthe seas to Hawaii. 4:30 Masterworka. 6:00 Popular Parade, 5:45 News Digest, Mall Tribune. 6:0u Medford Theater Guide. 8:05 Dinner Dance Music. 7 :00 Modernlstlcs. 7:30 Eventide. 8:00 Your Favorite Dance Bands. 8:30-0:45 Wrestling Matches, remote control j'rom Armory. ' Match of the Mutilated. MOUOHE, Turkey. Mar. 37. OP) A wedding that brought out the whole town united two beggars. The bride groom, Suleiman Efecdl, is minus his left arm and right leg. The -bride. Hall me Hanlm, is minus ner left leg and iier right arm. The wedding ex penses were raised by citizens, who also presented them a little house. Real estate or insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 798. Rooms without bath 91 ,50 up Rooms with bath $2.00 up Special weekly & monthly rates. olf Privileges, Garage adjacent. Cars checked at the door. One of i3W6-f 1:;; m hotel Jifebi CHRISTIE mem HOTEL CHRISTIE R. J. Matheson, Manager HetcC WlatyCand and BUNGALOWS Pasadena, California A truly charming atmosphere in which to rest for a day, a week or to live and dream a way the winter months. Pasadena and the beautiful HOTEL MARY LAND are a bit farther away from the ocean, where the dry, crisp air and health restoring sunshine are so invigorating- -yet only a few minutes drive along paved boulevards ttr the heart of busy Los Angeles. For Booklet: and flew Sfow Slatas Writ to H. M. NICKERSON, MANAGES Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jackson Count; History from the Flies of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Years Ago.) TEX YEARS At.O TODAY March 27. 1023. (It waa Tuesday.) Boys and Girls' club of valley plans to ship two carload of hogs in tha fall. Poor boy marries heiress to $10, 000,000 estate In Los Angeles. O. C. Boggs is laid up at his home with a bad cold. . Charles Strang and wife drive to Roseburg to spend a few days with, theh son Fred. O. of C. votes to make Medford i convention city. With Copco begging for workers, and orchardlsts busy, there is no ex cuse for begging on the streets, the chief of police says. Citizens warned not to help professional indlgente. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY March 27 1013. (It was Thursday.) Dayton. Ohio, flooded by high, wat ers, further distressed by blizzard that fans flames, raging for two days. Red Cross asks aid for sufferers. "Ou the Brink of Dishonor" at the Star: "Wife in Name Only" at the Ugo; John Bunny in "Hist I" at the It. ' Ashland Issues a new booklet. New By bee bridge construction over Rogue starts. Attorney Qua Newbury declares charges against councilman is "the greatest outrage since the assassina tion of Lincoln." . The councilman was accused of taking a drink in a rooming house. 1 Madam Secretary Frances Perkins, secretary ol labor, leaves the White House aft er a conference with President Roosevelt, (Associated Press Photo) When in HOLLYWOOD Live at the lovely Jw the heart of everything. Smart shops, unique theatres. Rub elbows with world famous movie stars. Twenty minutes from the ocean. Downtown Los Angeles twenty-five minutes, Sumptnous ... luxurious Hotel Christie, beautiful Hollywood. 6724 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood. California rS' rfip.