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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1933.
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By Arthur Perry.
Whit with floods, snd l plethora ot
candidates lor governor the upstate
la tMMt by wind and water.
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- J. Waale? B&tea, the ohlnwbicker,
hu reverted to bicycle riding, which
1 the latest craze to bit the towns
folk. Atty T. Miles Is also thinking
of renouncing golf and oold water
baths In December, for wheeling.
People have started to guffaw
gain, as Coro Edgell calls It.
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The hot weather of the 1st of the I
week, caused males to peel their
coats, revealing gay-hued suspenaers
or none at all
. Support Supt. Hedrick
CITIZENS of Medford who believe in Superintendent E. H.
Hedrick and wish his policies in the administration of our
schools maintained, should go to the polls tomorrow and vote
for Eugene Thorndike and N. IL Franklin, present members of
the school board.
The issue is plain. Although the third candidate, Dr. I. D.
Phipps is a former member of the board, and person
ally a friend of Superintendent Hedrick, he was per
suaded to run and is supported by a small group of
malcontonts under the leadership of A. W. Pipes, who are out
to "get" Mr. Hedrick, and his election will not only be regarded
as a vote of censure for our present school superintendent, but
will inevitably inject dissension and strife in the future admin
istration of our local sshools.
THIS would be extremely unfortunate. We have enough
dissension and strife, as it is, without extending it to our
publio schools. Mr. Hedrick is not only a good school superin
tendent, but he is generally recognized as one of the BEST
on the coast. He is, not only highly qualified as an educator,
but he is an exceptionally competent executive, and a level
headed business man.
In spite of the devastating depression, the present school
board under his direction, has come through the stress and
strain with flying colors. The economic and financial storm
broke, at the worst possible time for our schools, just when a
heavy financial load had been assumed, in the construction of a
new high school, and bringing the entire physical plant of our
educational system up to date, yet efficiency and solvency
have been maintained, without impairing the high educational
standards, which Superintendent Hedrick had established.
The present critical time, is no time to change horses. It is
certainly no time to inject prejudices and partisanship, and fan
the flames of local dissension, in our public schools.
YET unless those who believe in our schools, as at present
conducted, and believe Superintendent Hedrick and his
policies, take an active interest in this election, and go to the
polls in force, the enemies of Mr. Hedrick have an excellent
chance to win. For the prevailing public psychology, the lure
of the specious call of "turn the rascals out" is all in their
favor.
SO IF you bcliove in Mr. Hedrick and want his policies of
administration upheld at the present time, there is only
one thing to do tomorrow vote for the retention of Messrs.
i Thorndike and Franklin.
' The Mail Tribune had no intention of entering this school
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M.D.
msaed letters pertaining to peraunej Oea.lt b eorj bygteue. not to difteeae
mugnoeis 01 treatment, will be anawered ay Ur Brady it stamped, sen
dddreaaed envelope is enclosed. Letters inould be brief and amiteo In ink
owing to the uuit oumber ol letters received only a few can be anawerrc
bare. No reply ran be made to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Or. William urady In ears of The Mau Mb one.
. WHICH CAT IS OCT OF THE BAG THE 'FRAID CAT.
Then, now that the wiseacre neu- power or vigor or strength or health.
rotlcs have walked out on us rather
than choose which class they would
Join the dumb or
the dishonest we
shall continue the
course for the
benefit of your
dumb ones who
Ores (Hoot-Boy) Campbell was
bothered bv his tummy for a couple
at days, but is onoe more full of board election contest; Having a high regard for the characters
tfurnins-prunes 1 and capabilities of all THREE candidates, we could see no par-
Another fair flower of the flower,
and a young weed, have been welded
for better or for worse, and a ahtva
ree, when their fiendish friends get
around to it.
Dewey Hill of Prospect, was down
wed. to see a
wrestlers maltreat each other, both
ways from mayhem.
ticular necessity in doing so, and were quite content to abide
by whatever the popular verdict might be.
But when the Hedrick issue was injected, when Pipes and
his followers in their desire to "get" Hedrick picked out one
counuhalrychested candidate and through misrepresentation, abuse and even ap-
peais 10 rttllgiuua prejuiiLuu, iwcu tu uuiunb auuiuui, bticu ,o
felt, support of tho Hedrick candidates became a public duty,
which we conld not shirk.
Vote for Franklin and Thorndike if you want Mr. Hedriok
retained and his policies continued.
It looks like the present form of
government would survive the be
devument of local revolutionists,
who with no combination John the
Baptist, Henry the VTJJ, and the
leading presidents to keep them hys
terlcal, have atarted to lose heart
and their disgust.
The Dub Watson kid is showing
musical signs, and may be sentenced I
to be a fiddler.
A movement Is afoot to raise more
heU under a new monicker.
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The tt n'lto license made Its ap
pearance the past week, and la yel
low and black.
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Haying Is rampant, and as usual
darn dumb to
truths.
Every beat of the heart, every
breath you draw, every wave of your
hand or lift of your finger, every
swing of your leg, every wink . of
your eye, means the expenditure of
energy. Some fuel must be oxidized,
burned, to provide the necessary en
ergy. No matter whether you prefer
to call It muacular energy, organic
functional, physical vital, nervous or
menUJ. So far as we know, so far as
science warrants, one uses as much
or more energy digesting a soft-boiled
egg or explaining It to the traffic
cop as one does In working an Intri
cate mathematical problem or In
concocting an intricate plot. Actual
tests have proved that the energy the
body derives from a single peanut
will run the brain for an hour or
more at high tension. Prolonger so-
called brain work uses up so little
energy that 1; Is practically neglig
ible. Clearly there Is no real basis
for the notion that there Is such a
thing an brain or nerve energy (apart
xrom ordinary physical or muscular
energy), nor for the old dodge that
bran, strain" or "nerve strain" is
due to overstudy. business cares,
great responsibilities, and all that
bunk of quacks and crooks.
It u i well known fact that the
hard worker, the Individual who plays
hard or goes in for athletic activities,
requires m.ire sleep than the seden
tary individual, the "brain worker."
Naturally so, for the Inactive Indi
vidual hasl ess wear and tear to re
pair. That's what sleep Is for The
late Thos. A. Edison, who put in long
days or, his menta tasks but religi
ously avoided all forms of exercise
or physical activity, required a mini
mum of sleep, for he had little wear
and tear to mend. Babies, though
comparatively Inactive both physical
ly and mentally, naturally sleep moat
of the time, for they have a pro
digious amount of building to do
rapid growth.
It should be fairly obvious that
there Is only one kind of energy or
and that Is physical. That being
true, it follows that people who are
strong or well enough to be up and
about and attending to their work
and p:ay like the rest of us, tales ad
vantage of us when they ask us to
grant them special privileges, conces
sions or Indulgences on the ground
that: rhalr nsVa naa aavViai ao
2rSed.t J m aomethlng. Tbey may be sincere
enough In their funny notion they
are sincere If they are dumb neuro
tics but we know and all the world
should know that this neuracketeer
Ing is absurd and unjust. It Is a
wicked Imposition upon the self
denying relatives, friends and associ
ates of the nervous lmposter. It Is
time to give these real sufferers
new deal.
Freud and his followers have shown
that much "nervousness" Is due to
the conflict which arises from the
opposition of the consclusness to the
manifestation of unethical wishes re
pressed In the unconscious or sub
conscious mind We'll see later how
fear is concerned In that,
with It. We are
glad that dumb
neurotics are In
the majority, for
there's always i
chance of restor
Ing a dumb one to
normalcy, provld
ed he Isn't - too
understand simple
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
Wi
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Goat's Milk
Following a suggestion in your col
umn' we have bought a goat. The
milk seems richer than cow's milk.
Should we use It in preparing the
baby's food Just the same as tho It
were cow's milk? And should banana
for a 4ft month old baby be run
thru a sieve or not? (Mrs. R. H.)
Answer Use the goat's milk as you
would the richest, purest cow's milk.
Press the banana thru sieve at first.
When baby Is S months old the plain
ripe banana Is all right. If the ba
nana Is quite ripe, yellow, soft, yet
not mushy, It Is all right to feed any
baby, without further preparat'on.
copper Water Pipes
Two years ago I replaced lead water
pipes with copper. Since doing so I
have noticed greenish stains - under
both hot snd cold water faucets. Is
It harmful to drink the water? Our
supply Is soft spring water. (S. 8. E.)
Answer on the contrary, a trace
of copper In the water Is rather bene-
nclaL
' Mesmerize '
Please enumerate briefly, for our est word In the language.
biology class, the chief reasons for
pasteurizing milk. (Miss M. T.)
Answer I know of but one reason
to kill disease germs In the milk.
Disease germs In any fluid or solid
substance are kUIed If the substance
Is heated up to 145 degrees F. and
hald at that temperature for 30 to
30 minutes.
NEW YORK, June 17. Purely per
sonal piffle: Sherwood Anderson
writes the simplest prose and Cabell
the moat confus
Ing. They have to
drag me from fake
auctions, and If
no one Is around I
linger print clean
mirrors. Ruth
Bryan Owen is the
most foreef u 1
looking of our en
voys.
Tbs most fasci
nating folk are
s Hhose a bit m
A lumber yard
ccrlme always sug
gests murder. The
ocxlme that Inter'
, ested me more
than any other was the headless
Pearl Bryan mystery. Second, the
Stanford White shooting. I have a
kid cousin who talks exactly like Bet
ty Boop
Richard Barthelmess has appeared
In more wholesoms films than any
other star. My wife and I were the
only oudlence left at the end of the
first act of a premiere five years ago.
But It was raining and we had no
place to go. Mo one has a slyer sense
of humor than John Rlngllng.
RusseU Wilson was the only person
to see me off at the train when I
came to New York to live. And now
look, he's mayor of ClncLunatl. The
only magazine I continue to read
that Irritates me Is Time. I think
death penalty should be certain for
kidnaping. And life term always for
blackmailers.
I -vent out to spend a weekend
with Joe McAullffe In St. Louis and
stayed seven weeks. It remains one
of my favorite cities And for a city
its size, It's hard to tie Dayton, O.
Now and then when I yank a sheet
from my typewriter I yell "Copy I'.'
a reflex to editorial room days. I
like to pronounce collaborator. Poig
nant and flamingo Jean Dixon puts
over a Une best among the cold pan
comediennes.
AT THE CAMP FOR JOBLESS GIRLS
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Peeling potatoes is part of the routine it the first camp for unenv
ployed women at Bear Mountain, N. Y. Two New York City girls among
the early arrivals are shown on the Job, helping to prepare their own
meals. (Associated Rress Photol
BY
(Continued rrom Page One)
Fliglit 'o Time
(.Medrord and Jackson County
lliiiory from the Files of rue
Mall Tribune ot fu and 10 fears
Ago )
I never tire of coffee ice cream at
Schrafft's or sour cream with chives
at Llndy's. And right this very sec
ond I could wolf one of those ham
burger steaks with ground marrow at
Luchow's. About twice a month I
have tc go rooting all over the bouse
for a lost sock. Ornery Is the ugll-
Ed Note: Headers wishing to
communicate with Dr. Urady
should send letters direct to tr.
William Brady, M. D., 285 El Ca
mlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Communications
Ig TUB SALOON DEAD?
To the Krltor:
If the Modtord Mall Tribune Is as
slnoere as It appoara to be In Its ed
itorial of June 11 about opposing
the repeal of the 18th amendment as
strongly aa Mrs. Sargent they will
take a few definite ateps In order to
aafe-guard those Ideals snd also their
hundreds of dry subscribers:
The Tribune will ssk the average
wet voter why be uses alcohol while
the owners are wondering what they j .tj0 sheds great onion tears over the
two leaders of this movement, Pipes
and Ivcrson, seem to be divided.
. Pipes ststlng that Mr. Franklin Is
movements develop under fonatlcal the "rubber stamp member" of the
lesdershlp for the cause of good gov- j board, while Iverson, pictures him
ernment that It Is not long until the I as the domineering member, forcing
Instruments and agencies of bad gov
ernment are generously employed.
suDDOsed Increases In drinking.
The Tribune will ask the Salvation
Armv WHICH SYSTEM la the best.
(The Salvation Army Is more Interes.
ted and butter Informed on this sub-
will do with It. besides selling It and
feeding It to oowe.
A subscriber wants to know who
en th Bjmlr&nts for the rjoatmsster-
ship. Well, It has boiled down to ; Ject than perhaps any organization
ahout 400 Jsckaon oountv democrats. I on earth.)
The Tribune will Investigate the
There will be a school election to- Pnlsoa of the wet leaders before
tnorrm. and It la honed that the "'"H1 " "
senior high school bldg dont disap
pear In the Interest of better schools,
and prettier aohoolma'ama.
hoi for the next four years.
The Tribune will Investigate the
Increase of crime, drinking, depres
sion and accident of Canada, Swed
den and ot,'ier oountrlea.
The Tribune will ask the Medford
police whether liquor laws in being
V,1"'" J "" wn7 not (till after July si.)
well known blow to the farmers. ' ., , . lt
blorod to t&em at Pendleton last
The days are
faces.
longer than soma
week
Bob Hammond has rtd from Old
Oregon, where he aaw his boy become
ordained as a lawyer, barrister, coun
sellor, attorney, and master In chsn
esry. Thsre Is nothing like m lawysr
bandy, when caught In acme fomi of
criminal meanness.
The local Brain Trust seems to
have had everything else, besides be
ing u unlawful combination of pln
heauedneas. a
The Hob Deuel Wooushedde Is ask
ing people to buy their next winter's
wood now, proving the old edaire
that an armload of fir, la worth
three worn-out hlntl tires, when the
nights are chilly.
"Houee Beautiful" Msg.)
("House eBiutlfnl" Msg.)
A design to delight the hearts
of poet Is seen oo a tablecloth
of the finest white double
damask linen, which has an
lnteawoven pattern depicting fa
mous figures from the fields ot
music, poety, painting, architec
ture, and sculpture. Homer,
Dante, Virgil. Rembrandt,
Michelangelo, Shakeepeare, and a
bast of other Immortals are rep
resented. The figures are ex
quisitely woven and monopolise
the centre position of both
cloth and napkins.
Candidates for Governor hive
atirted to bawl for economy. Econ
omy Is a fine thing to fight about
and not get.
Tho Tribune will ask their wet
friends how more raw materials can
be used In the making of doom when
prohibition Is done away with If
there was more drinking under pro
hibition. Will the Tribune be satisfied Juat
to call the SALOON by some other
name and trade a few of Its evils
penhapa for a few new ones. It Is
the writer's oplnlou that more of
that habit forming narcotic polaon
can ba sold by attractive people In
modern eaioons than by the old type
For my term aa applied to alcoholic
beverages see the writings of Drs.
Metchlnkoff, Butere, Benedict, Pelt
eer, elso such men as Jsck Dempsey,
Oene Tunney, Ty Cobb. Knute Rock
ne and Thomas A Edison.
Normsn Fraley
President of Cmjer Lake Christian
Endeavor Union.
TUB BALLOT THIEF
(Aator-ui Astorlsn-Budget)
A jury has returned a verdict of
bullty In the trial of the first of the
Jackaon county citizens aoousrd of
Support Mr. Hedrick
To the Editor:
All I know la what I read In the
papers (Will Rogers) so I see that
A. W. Pipes Is on the loose again.
Hadn't heard anything about him
since be ran (or was It ran over) for
county Judge. Used to hear about
that famous Pipe line when he was
our mayor for a season. Now armed
to the teeth with figures (not fscts,
for since he tried to explain that
Water Pipes Line he has never been
able to do a thing with 'em . , .
won't mind him you know) furnish
ed by Leland Knox, a disgruntled
ex-teaoher of bookkeeping, Pipes Is
up and at 'em.
The thought Just struck me that
porhapa the reason Pipes' figure fur
nisher Is an "ex" Is because his
teschlng was like his figures . . ,
phoney No, lndeedy, boys and girls.
Pipes Isn't making those figures up
elthough they sound as if they were,
but is being given them by Knox;
who la very coy in tAe background.
And how all the Iverson-Pipes-Knox-Dennlton-Colllns
gang do love our
school superintendent. It'a really'
touching , . , their professions of
love . , but Mr. Pipes, how the old
venom does crop out, doesn't It? You
know those suppressed emotions are
very hard on the arteries, Mr. Pipes,
snd you are at what has been deli
cately called the Dangerous site.
And peaking of children: After all.
that -a why we have schools ... for
children and not for dlme-a-dozen
politicians. And doesnt It seem I
reasonsble that a board member
should be not only a taxpsyer but
also a parent? For who else Is more
In tune with the needs ot youth?
When a parer.l -sits In that proud
seat ou graduation night and thru
happy tear dimmed eyes sees his
hopes and dreams receive thst di
ploma with what a satisfaction when
he knows that child has had ths beat
that modern education offers. And turblng and In some esses quite ex
so may any parent of Medford feel , pensive. Let us not mske our chll-
Mr. Hedrick to do various acts.
Iverson, why don't you tell the
people, why you had to approach at
least five men, before finding one
that would follow your leadership?
Pipes, I am glad to note that you
at last come out under your true
colors. A rattlesnake Is never as
dangerous ss the cobra. Your de
nunciation of Mr. Hedrick, Is over
done and not even flavored with
good political sense. Your quotation
of figures meant to confuse the
common mind Is Incomplete. I find
It necessary to call your attention
to a few tacts. That budgets for
school operation are mode In Nov
ember, for the year opening the
following June. In times like the
present no one can state what con
ditions will be In the following year.
Hence the board, took the budget
made In November 1031 and reduced
operation by $47,497.
This spring they took the budget
made .In November. 1933 and by
heavy salary reduction. In face of
rising prices, made It possible to
operate next year for approximately
,155.000. This reduction Is mode
possible by the co-operation of the
teachers, many of whom know tli&t
they cannot make a living at the
salary offered next year. But who
have faith In the administration,
knowing' they will be -rested fair
when prosperous times return.
Now Pipes did not state that this
reduction Is being made for next
year, he would not have ao mucn
to write about. Another thing he
did not state was that delinquent
taxes received above the ccet of op
eration must be listed ss cssh on
hsnd, and the next year's budget
reduced by thst credit.
Now school patrons, let us air vote,
not for the support of a few men
who want to place politics shove re
sults, but for Mr. Franklin and Mr.
Thorndyke. men tried In the posi
tion. A political fuse ta always dls-
formed our duties to the very best
of our ability, met every situation
as tt arose, have preserved hsrmony
and made every effort to give an
efficient, economical administration
and we believe that we have done
so.
Econc-..es have been effected. The
budget for the ensuing fiscal year
Is 178.463.73 less than the budget
for ths fiscal vear lust ended. Of
this amount 143,851.00 will be saved , ln th afternoon.
The Federal Reserve bank would
go to the large International exchange
bankers like J. P. Morgan. It would
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
June 18, 1923
(It Was Sunday)
The fish commissioner from south
ern Oregon la discharged by the gov
ernor after serving three days, and
piscatorial enthusiasts of these parts
are argry.
51 cars and 183 nennlA camrwu
drop a hint that the administration the auto camp last night, and all
would feel much less harshly about j were ioui ,n tnelr pralJe tae Jlt
Mr. Morgan If he would cooperate hospitality.
to get the British pound up. j
If Morgan happened then to be Local boy Is shock'd and hurt,
under Investigation by the admlnls- when a "giant torpedo" explodes when
tratlon, he would want to do It.- It a playmate hits him on the hlppocket
would be a simple matter for him. with a board.
He would merely tall to transfer into
Alter about two years 1 have quit dollar the International credits which Traffic officers start rounrt-nn of
vtwuiiii oeaiynam a oeanngnom.
The locale Interesting me most Is the
Arctic Circle. No Joy equals that of
toe writer when what he la writing
fairly leaps across paper. I have
never lunched at the Algonquin or
Sordl's One of the finest characters
I know for years played Nana, the
dog nurse in Peter Pan. No city is
so stimulating aa Paris at 10 a. m.
I can never think ot a name when
asked suddenly.
Men who like cultlins, com cob
pipes and sausages are worth cult!
vatlng. A most prized possession Is a
haircloth roundtop trunk which my
granaparents to lea crossing the con
tinent lata covered wagon. For five
months I roomed next door to Yvette
Oullbert thinking she was Mme.
Sem'orlch. Jack Benny gives me more
chuckles than any other radio gag
man. The most terrifying hour of
sight la 8 a. m. and the world will
come to an end around 5 o'clock
Zez you I Irene
ln the operation ot the schools.
During the past fiscal year we op
erated the schools st a saving of
$47,497.00 less than the budget allowance.
Bordonl and Irene Franklin put over
nip songs better than any contenv
porarles.
No modern hotel touches the old
WAlriorf fnr mAllno, n-an-,,-
We believe we have one of the dimin,,. hniniuutv. i h., .,..
beet superintendents on the Psclflc anywhere I see DeWolf Hopper talk
coast. Not only Is he efficient and lng Ju8t to near hl8 boom, ,olc,
outstanding as an educator but he Epictetus bores me and Emu Cole
la also efficient and outstanding as man is the sole orchestra leader to
a business sdmlnlstrator of our learn the charm of pianissimo. Visit
school system. - lng the Martin Johnsons one evening,
We wish to ssy to ths people ot the talk kept turning to Bessie and
this school district that the sue-1 how charming she was. Later some
cess of our schools depends ln a . one raid Bessie must be home and
great measure upon the school sup- opened a door. Out walked an orang-
erlntendent, working In cooperation outang and made for me. That's one
for under the guidance ot Mr. Hed'
rick our schools are rated among the
firm ten In the entire United States.
I havsnt voted at a school election
dren the targets of our lack of com
mon sense and lack of harmony.
Medford can come back to the place
she so Justly deserves. If we cease
stealing ballots from an eleotlon and tor franklin and Thorndyke, parenta
destroying them. Arthur LaDleu, as wall aa taxpayers.
tor aeven years, but I'm going out to listen to political racketeers who
Monday and give Mr. Hedrick a voto ! thrive In an uproars We have a
of appreciation by casting my vote j school system, second to none on
the coast, let us ksep tt that way.
Against Trouble Mokera.
(Nam, on file.)
Protectlhe Children
See the Dryer Kaay Washer, $134.50
-Leonard Else. Holly Bldg.
Real Pjitste or Insurance Leave Vi
to Jons. Phooa Ms,
former aide of L. A. Binka, publisher
who wis convicted of murdering an
officer, was the first ot the defen-
danta triad.
Thcaw Indicted for ballot stealing 70 tn "I I tor:
were all prominent ln the so-called : I"1" are phases of the present
Ooort Government league which has achool election, that make It 1m
stlried up strife and turmoil In Jack- peratlve thit all people In thie
son county for several yesra. In the achool district realise the true eou
name of good government they re- .dltlons. When older people wish to
aorted to practices some ot which make themselves ridiculous, aa In
were criminal and some of which I our county meaa. that la their right,
v-ere only on the borderland. Nothing But when few wlah to continue
uld he more mimical to good gov the fight to where It affect the
ernment In thia oountry of our than i training of all our children, 1 can
to tamper with elections where the no longer keep quiet,
people express their will. To destroy I We note that all the visible op
the balloia themselves ftr the eleo- ; position, to the re-election of Mr.
non conauuiiee no minor offense, i prank, in and Mr. Thorndyke, nar-
1 alao note that In many cases the
signers ot the petition ot Mr.
Phipps did so wanting to give him
a chance and not because they felt
Impelled to vote for him. I have
three children In the Medford schools
snd my vote tor Mr. Franklin and
Mr. Thorndyke Is my expression ot
satisfaction with the Instruction
they receive.
J. W. U.
(name on file)
aulrrocnt From dchool Board
To the Editor:
We wish to express to the people
of school district number 49, our
sincere appreciation of the cooper
ation which the great majority have
given ua during a period of flnan
and harmony with the school board.
Wo submit our cause to the vot
ers of this district and It you be
lieve that we have used our - best
efforts ln the conduct of your
schools and that our efforts have
been successful, we solicit your con
tinued support.
N. H. FRANKLIN,
R. B. CIREEN.t
C. C. LEMMON,
EUGENE THORNDIKE,
Members of the Board of School
District No. 49.
Mark B. Jsrmln, the fifth mem
ber la out or town, therefore unable
to sign the above statement.
Return from Portland J. Verne
Shangle, who was called to Portland
by the desth of his mother, returned
Thureday night with Lew Reynolds,
who motored to the northern city
with his daughter, Dorothy, Tuesday.
Miss Reynolds is remaining ln Port
land for several days,,
of the reasons I write stuff like this.
I still think It a rotten gag.
I read the preface" of every book.
Also jacket blurbs and footnotes. 1
often, when talk grows collegiate,
tpenk of dead old days at Bartlett'a
college. It was a commercial school
for typewriting and shorthand. Once
growing fancy ln an essay, I penned:
"April yielded to May," And every
time the editor who received It writes
ms he makes some satirical reference.
His last was: "Hear anything of am
orous old April lately?" I have to
put up with that sort of stuff to
make a living.
Twenty years sgo I decided to be
come a correspondence course min
ing engineer and guess where I
wanted to go? Give up? You'll be
ln stitches Peru. -
flow through his hands. He would autoists who have not yet bought
stock up credits against the pound their 1923 licenses, due last January.
and franc.
The Federal Reserve could help U. of o chemists will analyze mash
that process along by having its seized ln raid, on house near Beagle.
friends buy francs and pounds ln
London.
The scheme would cost a small
piece of change. The bankers would
get theirs back when the federal re
serve board subscribes to the Inter-. In the valley visiting Mr. and Mrs.
TWENTY YLARR AOO TODAY
June 18, 1J13
(It Was Tuesday)
Major Fries, a Centra Point boy,
who made good In the U. S. armv i
national exchange fund. The resump
tion of world trade would make the
experiment eventually profitable for
them.-
Such a program would naturally
be followed by declaration of a tree
market for gold.
William Grieve and old friends.
Local citizens urged to call mass
meeting and "protest against ths
sugar trust out after the scalp of
President Woodrow Wilson."
In order to aernmmrwlflt ,-
If Mr. Roosevelt wanted to prevent Die deslrlnz to attend th. H.,.vr.
the process from leading to specu- j of "Honky Panky" In Medford Friday
evening, june m. tne southern Ps
clflc company Have arranged to at
tach a special coach to tho special
train carrying the show troupe north.
Stops will be made at Central Point,
Gold Hill, Woodvllle and Grants Pass.
Tho ,raln will leave Medford about
1 a. in
latlon he could Issue a publio warn
ing against It. He may.
This would be one of the smartest
stunts ln modern dlplomscy.
IS
IE
"Aunty Grows Whiskers" at the It;
Tie Artist and the Madonna" at the
Star; "Winter Love," at the Ugo.
Illenal catch of fish ln Rogue stir
sportsmen to action.
Jenkins' Comment
(Continued from Page One)
enT
ne) j
Undergoes Operation Oliver Hllkey
of Butte Falls underwent a major
operation at the Community hospital
Thursday night.
THREE IN FAMILY WIN DEGREES!
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Attention!
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
CARS JUST ABRIVFD
ARMSTRONG
MOTORS, Inc.
88 No. Riverside
Chrysler and Plymouth
Headquarters for
Southern Oreron
Contributed
Years of experience with the saloon a profit; It will be possible for them
makes the most effective speakers to psy better wages,
for the dry cause today. This was Wages, you know, have to come out
plainly In evidence with Hal', and nf -rof... thm . .
Summers as they presented "?he Af- , " ' " "
termath" lost Wednesday evening st g001 " h PflU to pay
the Christian church. The audience j ttKm W"1-
wss spellbound as a cose ln point But If rising prices are to bring
was masterfully presented. , pack prosperity, we must keen this
These gentlemen will give a return ,. m,A. . . ... .
engagement on Monday evening again . i-- ",
at the Christian church when they i '
present "Wet vs. Dry." it Is a dla- ,
lnini. nia.v. with a hi Um. hoot. I Hot H use tomatoes at your.
legger and a Judge taking the parts , J" ."'" U "he and the
of the play. Thousauds who have F
seen the presentation have plsuded
it tor Its dramatic appeal. Its hum
orous situations and Its logical ap
peal for a dry state and nation. The
press of the nation is loud tn its
praise:
"The Uncle Tom's Cabin of tlie
liquor traffic." Chicago Tribune.
"It'a a thunderbolt Joined to a
tornado with cyclone accompani
ment." Atlantic city Review.
"The greatest discussion ot the
liquor traffic of modern times."
Toledo Blsde.
"It's a scream, double distilled
lsugh." Denver Post.
"Six thousand heard them ln Free
no. Thousands turned away." Fres
no Herald.
"If they return, no building ln
Colorado Springs will hold the audi
ences." Colorado Springs Gazette.
Do not miss this opportunity to
near this John B. Oough and Jonn
B. Wollev of today. At the Christ
lsn church on Mondsy evening at
8:00 o'clock. i
laulatallatvaektfS
A mother and two children received college degrees togsther this J
...... , ..vi, univarsiiy, inaianapons. Mrs. Jessie B. Craig (center)
and her sen, Cilvert, wire awarded degrees of bachelor of science, while
,!, alwsy. happen, when ' rowi down to a pjeie hand full. Tbe'cisl.tri. .ujtliT. V''"1 'v bi.h.i.r .f .rU dgr. (Aaaoel.Ud Unrr.
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