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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1933.
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if e Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry.
TtmiaM workers have started to
how up, and they are also out of
gasoline, beans, this year's license
plates, fenders, and glaring head
light. a .
A fond mama yesterday told her
proud daughter, that her "dress look
ed like a dlahrag." The daughter
sow knows what a dlshrag looks like.
light or ten murder trials are now
underway west of the Rockies, and a
majority of the defendants are crazy
until the Jury brings In Its verdict.
A Hood River slayer traces bis defec
tive mentality back to an uncle, and
another blames the kick of a horse
when a boy, A Yreka, Calif., killer
attempted to prove there was some
thing wrong with his head, though
there was nothing the matter with
his aim, at the time of the murders.
' An Illinois youth pleads that he slew
bis grandparents because the taxes
were so high they could not send him
to oollage. No gent facing the noose,
has yet claimed that sis trouble waa
due to ramming Into a phone pole
with a 4d.
TUB EXPLANATION
(Mendota, Ma, Times)
I was sot running around any
v place In a purple kimono and
, pink suppers, as me papers aa-.
sorted. I was fully clothed, ex
v cot for my dress and shoes.
. . . i
Til lad who departed from home
11 times on hitch-hiking trips
around the world, has been returned
gals and Is rated as a problem, alike
to the nonce and parents. He er
talnly Is a problem that defies solu
tion. The laa can oe soivea iwg
ways! (a) don't go after him next
time; (t) or, make him walk back
home.
. ,
Tour oorr. gave a cigarette to a
ftrl last evening, who did not look
anything like the girl Is the cigarette
Bowling enthusiasts of this vicin
ity are again feeling their oats,
thumbs and backs. The bowling
enthusiast Is a funny fellow. He
would rather knock down 10 pine at
one fell swoop, than catch a fifth.
"
: William Ton der Hellen, ex-mayor
of Bagle Point, brother of the white
golf-panted Wellen country-Jake, and
contractor, won three arguments
from the Bates Boys yesterday am
all started by himself.
Mew spuds, green peas, rhubarb,
aplnaoh. and strawberries are avail
able, only the peas being mixed,
against their better Judgment, with
carrot, by tender housewives and
hardened beanery chefs.
Sunday will be Easter, and the ao
ealled weaker sex are on the qui vlve
about good-will to Man, a soprano
solo, and dresses that will not
wrinkle over the week-end.
...
Dewey Hill, the outstanding hired
man of the hill country, brought
down a fighter for the bouts, and
the young man conquered' his foe
In Jig-saw time. When told he Is the
Clark Oeble of Prospect, Mr. H1U Is
no slouch of a fighter himself.
....
Little girls have started skipping
the rope, and the little boys are out
In the street to see If the frames of
themselves and their blcyclee can
stand a head-on contact with vehicu
lar traffic. Youth always acts like
It had accident Insurance paid up
until August 1883.
...
Several Indisputable facta around
here are being disputed, but not In
DO mean manner.
...
A number of sew awnings are be
ing put up on the shady side of
the street. Many are so violently
colored, the red dresses of the Oal
ahevlkls will not clash with them.
.
. Thursday waa a day made to order,
chiefly because nobody ordered It,
i
. Thefts of things not nailed down.
In the country, are reported on the
decline this spring. It Is not defin
itely known whether the change la
due to reforming, or because every
thing was stolen isat spring.
...
' Seven and 90,000 blackbirds are In
thii new sown wheat, farmers report.
, ....
"Since Fred Heath, Sr., has pur
chased his partner's share In the store
be has had both ends painted."
(Eagle Point Eaglets, April, 1913)
The Oo-Oet-'Em eplrlt ol 30 years
An Economic Monroe Doctrine
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
"Abolish all unnecessary
sow hamper the healthy flow
the American Republics."
Mark the "American Republics". This would mean free
trade between North and South America, at least as far north
as the Canadian line.
Not a bad idea, for North and
competitors, in any serious sense.
But extending free trade to
Britain, Germany, and Japan
spite of the present tariffs, these
ing this country with manufactured products, iron, steel, and
fish, and thanks to their depreciated .currencies, are prolonging
the depression and- increasing
States. '
Instead of reducing tariffs against these countries, the tar
iffs should be greatly increased. In fact embargoes, or re
stricted importation quotas would in our opinion, be desirable,
There would be reprisals on the part of these three countries
but with free trade in the American markets, the United States
could disregard them.
This much is certain. Something must be done to protect
this country1 against the economic warfare that Europe and
Japan are waging against this
money and therefore lower production costs.
Free trade with South American republics and either higher
tariff walls, or a quota importation schedule with competing
nations to the east and west would be a long step in this
direction. ,
Will It Mean War?
THE confession and guilty plea of this man MacDonald, one
of the British delegation in Russia, rather puts John Bull
on the spot.
The convincing nature of the confession, renders -it reason
ably certain that the Jletropolitan-Vickers Engineering Co.,
Limited was an organization
Soviet propaganda in Russia.
This is an "unfriendly act".
sponsibility," but it can hardly desert these Britishers on trial
now, particularly as the government has already gone on record
in their behalf. .
. . Their conviction therefore may be taken for granted. What
then t Countries have gone to. war for less cause. However,
with business conditions in England just starting to improve,
we don't believe John Bull will want to tangle with the Russian
bear. ' , '
Far more likely the old gentleman will stand pat and swal
low his pride, while the members of Metropolitan-yickers will
get some inside information on
munition factories.
LEGALITY OF FEHL
Further legal action In the writ
of review hearing filed by former
County Judge O. B. Lamkln and for
mer Commissioner Victor B uracil, In
the contempt proceedings and Judg
ment rendered against them ay
County Judge Fehl, In the trial held
last January In the county court, will
be Instituted aa soon as possible.
Attorney Harry Slcyrman, represent
ing Bursell, said today that aa soon
as he could secure a conference with
Attorney William Brtggs, Jr., of Ash
land representing Lamkln, new steps
would be Instituted.
Former Commissioner Bursell stat
ed yesterday, that be Intended to
carry the review to the higher courts.
A week ago Fehl Issued an order
setting forth that he had been 111
advlsed In holding the trial, and
ordering that all proceedings and
judgments be null and Told, and
withdrawn.
The defendants contend that Fehl
had no authority In law, to try the
case In the first place, and that he
had no authority to withdraw his
own rulings, while the case was on
appeal to a higher court, that an
order prohibiting him from taking
any further action, issued by the cir
cuit court, la still In effect, and that
Fehl "usurped Jurisdiction."
Howard A. Hill, well-known oroh-
ardlst, appears as a plaintiff In the
e with the state of Oregon. At
torney M. O. Wilkin appeared as
attorney, acting as "a friend of the
court." Fehl in the order places the
blame on Wllklns. Attorney Skyrman
says the records will show that Fehl
declared, he was "acting on his own
responsibility, and as the duly elect
ed, qualified, and acting county
Judge of Jackson county."
The case grew out of the ..ppoint-
ment of R. E. Nealon as commis
sioner, to fill the vacancy c used by
the resignation of John A. l.rneburg
on December 31 last. Fehl ..eld that
the two retiring county officials had
no legal right to appoint Nealon. and
that the "records were mutilated". In
entering the county court proceed
ings in the county court Journal
three days later. An opinion of the
state attorney general upheld the
appointment of Nealon, a abort time
before the contempt proceedings were
launched. The case lasted two days,
before a packed courtroom, and
caused wide adverse comment at the
time. Bursell and Lamkln were fined
1.00.
Leg Ailments
Expert Coming
K. L. Schutt, of Los Angeles repre
senting the Vet no tone method for!
non-surgical treatment of varicose
veins and various leg ailments Is con
ducting a three-day clinic April 17
to 10 In Medford. This method has
been used extensively In California
and has proven to be of Inestimable
value In the treatment of these con
ditions, it is snld. The clinic will be
sponsored by the naturopathic clinic
rn Oregon, suite 308 Liberty
building.
suggests:
barriers and restrictions which
of trade between the peoples of
South America are not trading
competing nations like Great
would be disastrous. In fact in
three countries are now flood'
unemployment, in the United
country, because of their cheaper
devoted to sabotage and anti-
,?
England may plead "no re
Russian jails, instead of Russian
They have decided the automobile
was stolen.
A 1028. model Ford roadster has
been missing from Hubbard Bros.,
since Wednesday, but .each employe
thought the other had It, according
to a report on the city police blotter,
and until this morning, It waa not
known the machine had been stolen.
After each person had looked for
the car, and It could not be located
today, Roland Hubbard telephoned
the police and Informed them the
car waa gone, and had been since
Wednesday. The auto Is registered to
Hubbard Bros., 315 East Main Street.
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BEFORE LEAVING
Oscar E. Hoover, retiring Boy Scout
executive of the Crater .Lake council,
who Is leaving tomorrow for Idaho
to assume his new position In Scout
work, was honored today at lunch
eon at Nandles. Hosts at the lunch
eon were executlvea of Medford.
Mr. Hoover announced his resigna
tion from the Crater Lake council
some time ego. While In Medford
he has been very actively associated
with relief work aa well as all pro
jects for the advancement of the
city's youth, and will be greatly
missed In welfare circles.
Jenkins'-Comment
(Continued from Page One)
SO WE come down to this final
Question: la Inflation a rood
thing or a bad thing?
What la the answer to that ques
tion?
LET'S look at It this way:
If your heart action Is slug
gish, your doctor will administer a
atlmplant. If he administers Just the
RIGHT AMOUNT of stimulant, your
heart action will be speeded up Just
enough, your general condition will
be Improved and you will be enabled
to go ahead and get your work done.
After a while, your too sluggish heart '
may be restored to normal.
BUSINESS In thls'country la admit
tedly too alugglsh. It needs a
stimulant Inflation, as we have
seen, Is a business stimulant.
It we can be wise enough and ex
pert enough to administer Just
enough of this business stimulant,
without going too far and giving too
much, the result will probably be
good.
If we are not both wise and ex
pert, the result in the long run wlU
not be good. That Is the plain truth
about Inflation.
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to personal
diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a ftampea, sell
addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written tn Ink.
Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answerea
here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions.
Address Dr. William Brady In care of The Mall Tribune.
THE LUST TO KILL GERMS,
Is there any harm or merit, asks a
reader, In sniffing (holding one nos
tril closed and Inhaling through the
other) a bottle
of-
The oorrei-
pondent names a
chemical which
?".'.' "medy for some
troubles, but a
very dangerous
one If carelessly
handled, so we'll
omit the name of
It.
as a means
of killing germs
In nose and throat after being ex
posed to flu, etc? Mrb. H. O. R.
In my opinion such a practice Is
rather futile, and If such a power
ful Irritant as the correspondent men
tions were so used It might do harm.
In the first place It Is unwise to
snuff or sniff anything Into the
nasal passage. If any medicament is
to be applied through the nose it
had better be by irrigation, spray or
vapor.
In the next place, so far as our
present scientific or precise, knowl
edge goes, plain boric-acid solution,
say a rounded teaapoonful of boric
acid dissolved In the pint of boiled
water, Is as efficient an antiseptic as
can safely be applied to the nose or
throat In that way.
Finally, I believe I am no more Im
mune to flu or other respiratory In
fections than anybody should be, yet
I should not deem It worth while to
use any such remedy In the hope of
warding off such an Illness.
Of course I know there are several
remedies one mglht use In the nose
and throat, remedies which would
probably tyll more germs than boric
acid does, but I should not bother to
use them myself If you supplied them
five of all charge and even paid me a
percentage for using them.
Again, i acKnowieage it is quite
conceivable that a sudden flood of
poison might catch Invading flu germs
or pneumonia germs In the act, an
nihilate them, and save the day. On
the other hand tt la certain that
germs which have invaded the tissues
are beyond the reach of any such
medicament. So I am cheerfully pes
simistic about the game of killing
germs In the nose and throat. Or
maybe I'm Scotch or Yankee, after
all, and In spite of everything. At
any rate I prefer to save my candle.
Where there Is already some acute
Irritation or Inflammation In the
nasal mucous membrane, If any so
lution at all Is to be used to cleanse
or clear the breathing passages, per
haps the least Irritating is a solution
of a heaping teaapoonful of common
table salt to the pint of boiled water,
best applied &b an Irrigation. That
la, allow a pint or more of the salt
Chinese Tin In German Market
HAMBURG, Germany (AP) Tin
from Yunnan, China, has appeared
on the metal market here in compe
tition with the Banka, Dutch East
Indies, product. The Yunnan mines
used to have an outlet here, lost It
to Banka tin and now are staging a
comeback.
Italy's Air Safe For Travel
ROME (AP) Italian air lines are
boasting of their safety record, a late
late report showing that 12,600,000
miles have been flown and 170,000
passengers transported since 1926
with only eight accidents In which
patrons were Injured.
France Finds Money for Art
PARIS (AP)-The treasury may
be low, but the French government
found $8440 with which to buy for
the Louvre Museum a fine Corot in
terior painted In 1865. Corot Inter
iors are rare, as he was above all a
landscape artist.
: :
'KUROK" a specific remedy for
treatment of poison oak. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Grace Laboratories,
20S Liberty BIdg.
CHAMPION WITH ADMIRERS
Sir Malcolm Campbell captured the hearts of these young admirers
at Day tone Beach, Fla., where he set a new world's automobile speed
record of 272 miles an hour. Madeline Ann Mather (let) of Daytona
Beach and Donna Feg.in of Chic. i go offered their best wishes fust be
fore the British speed king stepped Into hla powerful Bluebird II
racing w for a, test run. (Associated Press Photo)
Brady, M.D.
bealtb and hygiene, not to disease.
solution (at about body temperature)
to run In one nostril, from a tank
not over a foot above the lever of the
nose and a blunt nozzle against the
nostril and pointed straight back as
the patient sits erect, and out thru
the other nostril. With practice one
soon learns to do this without any
discomfort at all. In the treatment
of various nose and throat conditions
In Infants and young children It Is
the Ideal method, as It may be em
ployed with the patient lying down,
with a shallow basin to catch the
outflow.
Where medication Is to be applied
with a spray, an atomizer of metal,
which can be sterilized by boiling, is
best, and should be so sterilized be
fore using. The medicament In the
atomizer bottle should be warmed ft
bit above body heat before each spray
ing. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Tumor. k
Ovarian tumor size of hen's egg.
My age is 31 . years. I have a son.
Is there any other remedy than ope
ration? Can diathermy or other
treatment cause the tumor to dry up
or shrink? Mrs. P. B.
Answer I know of no other suc
cessful treatment. Fibroid tumor of
the uterus In a woman past child
bearing age may be cured In many
cases by X-ray treatment.
Tartar.
Recently I was asking our drug
gists about a toothpaste that would
keep tartar off from my teeth, and
he told me that It Isn't a matter of
toothpastes but of the stomach . . .
M T. L.
Answer I reckon that's Just an
other of the many little things drug
gists know by intuition, but doctors
and dentists do not quite understand.
Anyway, I don't know any way to
keep tartar off the teeth, except to
go regularly to your dentist and let
him remove the tartar, If there Is
any.
Resuscitation.
If you know better than the Ameri
can Red Cross how to resuscitate, why
don't they put you In charge of, the
life saving classes? S. T. K.
Answer The American Red Cross
approves the teaching of an Incorrect
method of resuscitation. There Is no
sound reason for the error In technic
which the organization approves. I
am glad to send an Illustrated book
let on Resuscitation to any one who
sends a dime and a stamped envelope
bearing his address. If, after study
ing the correct prone-pressure method
as it was given to the world by Schae
fer. you can think of a .good reason
for the Innovation approved by the
American Red Cross, please tell me
about it and I'll apologize publicly.
Meanwhile, I say the American Red
Cross Is in error about this vital
matter.
(Copyright John F. Dtlle Co.)
Australians Read Their Bibles
SYDNEY ( AP ) The New South
Wales branch of the-British and For
eign Bible society reports that last
year It sold 29,466 Bibles, twice as
many as in 1031. An official said the
increase was due to the depression In
that people's thoughts had been
turned to the Old Testament.
Spain Plants Fever Remedy
EL ESCORIAL, Spain (AP) For
estry experts under Marcellno Do
mingo, minister of agriculture, have
started a plantation for trees yield
ing Peruvian bark and its djuinlne
by-products. The seedling will be
set out in Granada, the Canary Is
lands, Gallcla and Vlscaya.
Lone Donkey In British Army
LONDON (AP) A lone donkey
and a single ox are listed along with
16,773 horses and mules as constitut
ing the livestock possessions of the
British army in the annual military
report for 1032.
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Ladlee of Sacred Heart church cor
dially invite the women of this com
munity to Easter Monday luncheon
at Parish Hall, one o'clock. Price 35c.
FITS FRENCH TO
MEET AIR RAIDS
Hitler Rise to Power and
Fears That Germany In
tends to Re-Arm Basis of
Program to Safeguard
By ADELAIDE KERB.
PARIS (AP) Gas mask training
Is preparing French Red Cross nurses
to protect . the ' civil population in
case of war.
Hitler's rise to power and French
fears that Germany Intends to re
arm have stimulated a program to
save the people from the terrors of a
war In the air and the possibilities
of gas attacks behind the lines.
Part of the Red Cross army of 30,
000 nurses, active and reserve, Is
being trained In the use of gas masks,
Red Cross officials confirm.
tf Nurses equipped with the unwieldy
harness which Is part of even the
lightest masks, have been sent Into
gas filled rooms here for Increasingly
longer periods to accustom them to
working while wearing masks.
Plan Masks for Children.
Filtering gas masks, of a model
which department stores say have
been approved by the army, are now
on sale In three sizes In several of
the largest establishment at M each
and experiments are being conducted
for the manufacture of little masks
for children.
The office of Marshal Petaln, In
spector general of aerial defense, for
France, and the League of Aerial De
fense, founded two years ago, are
among other forces working for the
protection of French citizens In case
of aerial attacks.
Build Concrete Cellars.
Under direction of the French gov
ernment, underground shelters of re
inforced concrete are being added to
tbose which already have been con
structed here and In every other
town which might be a target of at
tack. Their number, location and
shelter capacity, as well aa the num-,
ber of gas masks In reserve, are Jeal
ously guarded secrets of the war of
fice.
Police recently canvassed the city
to ascertain the number of inhabi
tants In each building and the cellar
capacity of the structure.
The "Review of Aerial Defense."
monthly organ of the League of Aerial
Defense, publishes articles describing
different types of gas masks, methods
of adjustment and Instructions for
the care of gas victims.
French Dread Grows.
French anxiety over Germany's al
leged monarchlal and military alms
has been Increasingly voiced In par
liament and the press since Hitler's
nazls began their march to power
two years ago. The elevation of the
nazi leader to the chancellery, the re
cent visit of Princess Hermlne, wife
of t the former kaiser, to Berlin, and
Germany's readoptlon of the royal
colors have contributed to French
nightmares.
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Fender and body repairing. Prices
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works.
'NOT CONSTIPATED
FOR SEVEN WEEKS '
Writes Mrs. Johnson After
Using Kellogg's All-Bran
Sufferers from constipation will
be interested in this unsolicited
letter:
"Your All-Bran surely relieves
constipation. I am so glad over the
good it has done me that I feel I
must write and tell you of it.
"For lunch I take a banana, a
large one. Six tablespoons of All
Bran in a sauce dish, and dip
baaana at each bite until all is
consumed. I haven't been consti
pated now for seven weeks." Mrs.
Louise Johnson, 1433 Forest Street,
Denver, Colorado.
Constipation often causes head
aches, loss of appetite and energy,
sleeplessness. This condition is
usually due to lack of "bulk" to ex
ercise the intestines, and vitamin B
to further promote regular habits.
Kellogg's All-Bran has both, as
well as iron for the blood.
The "bulk" In All-Bran Is much
like that in leafy vegetables. With
in the body, it forms a soft mass.
Gently, it clears out the wastes.
Try All-Bran In placo of patent
medicines often harmful. Two
tablespoonfuls dai'y will overcome
most types of constipation. Chronic
cases, with each meal. If not re
lieved this way, see your doctor.
Use as a cereal, or In cooking.
Recipes on the red-and-green pack
age. Sold by all grocers. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
SUHDAK GEASS
ALFALFA SEED, per lb. 12c to idc
In 100 Lb. Lots.
SEE OUR SEEDS BEFORE 70U BUT
F. E. SAMSON CO.
SEEDS FEEDS FUEL TRANSFER STORAGE
Phone 833. 229 N. Riverside
CHILE'S POLICE
IN MANY LANDS
Increased Communistic Ac
tivities Seen All Along
West Coast of South
America Ports Hotbeds
VALPARAISO, Chile (AP) Agents
of the secret police assert they have
found Increased communist activities
In Chilean ports and that these co
incide with conditions along the en
tire west coast of South America.
They claim that this city has be
come the center of a Moscow-Inspired
"Latin American campaign on the
west coast" and that orders are sent
from here to reds in other cities.
Active Among Dock Workers.
Communist agents have been found
especially active among dock workers
in all the ports, unemployed living in
government relief stations and In cer
tain army and navy units.
The Valparaiso unit of the civil
guard, a militant organization pledg
ed to help any constitutional regime
against either radical or militaristic
upheavals, has offered Its services to
the authorities. The guard called
out a brigade recently when reds tried
to foment an uprising In a regiment
at Vina del Mar.
Funds Reduced.
The police claim there Is less money
than usual In communist hands this
year.
They explain that the third Inter
nationale at Moscow has diverted to
China some of the funds formerly
sent to this continent, but that this
has been balanced by an Increase in
the number of volunteer red workers.
Brazil Checks Borrowing Habit
RIO DB JANEIRO (AP ) Brazil,
with most of her foreign debt in sus
pension, plans a constitutional bar
rier against future borrowing orgies
by the nation, states and municipal
ities. The constitutional drafting
commission has approved an article
providing that foreign loans may be
contracted only for productive projects.
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A to )
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Aplrl 14, 192S
(It was Saturday)
Mathilda Mccormick, heiress to
Rockefeller wealth, marries a Swiss
riding master.
A. S. Roaenbaum, the Southern Pa
cific claim agent, arrived here this
morning trom Portland and atepped
from the train Into the bright sun
light with a feeling of relief, as ha
left for Medford Friday night, April
13. on train 13 and there were Just
13 passengers in the sleepers and 13
care on the train. He will week-end
In the city.
Mayor Qartdls calls upon all good
citizens to buy a ticket to the Vol
unteer Firemen's ball.
A woman returns Chief of Police
Adams' lost star. She found it In
the street.
The weatfcer starts to warm up and
orchardlsts' fears of frost are fading.
Oregon I. W. W. plan to strike.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
April 14, 1913
(It was Monday)
Clasa of 18 baptized in Bear creek
before large crowd.
All varieties of pear trees now In'
full bloom.
Mose Barkdull drives to Jackson
ville In 11 jnlnutes and 3 seconds.
Many country people lh town to
see Barnea' circus.
Pre-coollng plant plana discussed
by local fruitmen.
Over half of inch of needed rain
falls.
Find no apples upon tables of Ore
gon hotels, and orchardlsts are angry-Bud
Anderson, "Pride of Medford," t
Is favored to defeat K. O. Brown In
fight at Vernon tomorrow night.
' Women of this community are In
vited to attend the Easter Monday
luncheon given by Catholic ladles at
the Parish Hall, one . o'clock. 35c ad
mission. Be prepared for the many
picture opportunities of
Easter Sunday Pictures
of the children the girls
in their new bonnets the
orchards in bloom. .
Bring the exposed film
back Monday for the
careful developing and
printing that our photo
experts give them.
FILMS IN AT 10 A. M.
ready same day
lb.