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1 PXTTE ETGfrPs BEDFORD MXIL TRIBUNE, MEDjTQBD, OREGON, THURSDAY, TUNE 29, 1933. Medpord Mail Tribune "Emygut to loiithtrt Ortgoa Unit UN It All f-itwat" PubUUMd or UCDrOUD PRINT. NO 00. Ii f-i h. mit fba la BUBKttT W. RUBL, CdlUT AO ladopoaknt Nmptpw Cour4 it wood elm wtur t Mtdford. WW, ODdtt AC Of iUftfc , HT. IUB8CIIPT10N tUTM 0 Mall la AdTuco Dally, oat ttu ......1500 Dtlly, tU aontbt t.Y6 DtUly, mm Booth -U By Carrlar, lo Adrioe Mrtford, Artluid, JukworllU, Central Point PtmoU, IftiMU Ooid Bin oo o uvnnn Dtllj, oat jur I 00 ' Dtllr, ll inonthi.,,,.. 1.25 DtlLr, mm moDtb .80 AU Urmt, cub In wSruwo. 1 Mi5 Advertise Official punt of Un CIU d thofonl. Official sapsT of Jseksoo OMistf. MZMBEI Of THI ASSOCIATED Uil RMaiflnt ruli LnMd fflrt esMes lb Asaodtud Praai to tielualtalf inllud u ns oh for subllcatloo of ill om oil pitart sradltsd U It Of otiMrwlM credited 10 UiU paper SBS slas to tat Locj) om published Mriln. AU hlttti for puhlleatloo of eptdlj dlapstcfiot ktrrla are slao reiemd. ifXMBU Of UNITED PRESS MEMBER Or AUDIT BDREAO or CIRCULATIONS Adnrttalnf RepreMUtlTee SL C MOUENSE.N 4 W) HP ANT office! Is New Tori, Chlcajo, Detroit, Su rriacleoo, toe ansclM, Seattle, Portland. ululll 'THE statement at last night's meeting, by Professor J. C. moore 0' 0. S. C, that pears have greater medicinal values than any other common fruit, and the Boso is particularly efficacious in the diet treatment for anaemia, is a matter of genuine importance. Professor Moore has reached these inclusions after exten sive experiment and research, and his findings, we are told, coincide with known experiences in the medical profession. But important and interesting as this information is, trans mitting it to the pear growers of the Rogue River valley, does not benefit the industry. The only way this information CAN benefit the industry is to "tell the world about it." And the only way to tell the world about it is to advertise. 0 people in the world are as keen for health, and all foods ' that will contribute to health, as the people of this coun try. Once establish the truth of Professor Moore's statement in the popular mind, and the domestic demand for pears would treble overnight. But to establish the truth takes money, and money is still rather scarce in the pears industry. Personal Health Service By William Brady, MD. Signer) letters pertalntnf to personal health ul brflene, not to dis ease diagnosis or treatment, (rill be a nattered by Or. Brady If a stamped self-addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written to Ink. Oaing to the larfe number of letters received only a few can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to In structions. Address Dr. William Brady, 268 El Camlno, Bererlr Bills, CaL CHRONIC PBOCRESSIVE ARTHRITIS. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. The esteemed Oregonlsn attributes SI wheat to the Lord; J. Wesley Bates, the chlnwhacltlng whizz, to Iowa go ing wet, and our favorite farmer weds the happy phenomena to a speech, he made at the Orange hsll last December. The Democratic party holds the Lord would have been help, less without their co-operation. In any event Lady Luck gets no credit, though largely responsible. The Aumsvllle, Ore., bank robber, 63 hours after ha poked the eashler la tha ribs with a pistol, was In a prison cell at Salem. Great la the pointing with pride at tha swiftness of Justice. This yegg had ran com pletely out of money, friends and lawyers. Therefore, he wsa a fine place for Justice to display Its speed. As a rule, If a well-dressed criminal is 69 years old, It takes Justice that long, to get him where he belongs after conviction. The best Ol Yeah! snort of the week la the report that the mayor of Portland collapsed from overwork In a dentist's offlos. A 13-yr-old girl flew an airplane upstate yesterdsy. For aomu reason the general public has aa much faith In a J -year-old girl aviator aa they have In a 11-year-old girl evangelist, June Is about finished, and the ahlvarees, flies, and current Jelly I output is below normal, TAKE THATI YOU PUPI (Oklahoma City Times) 1 To the unmitigated reprooate who maliciously absconded with part of a sign at 4063 Main Isst night I offer malevolent wishes for a discordant career culminated by prolonged habitation In the proverbial hot place. The Riverside Lock Shop. Almse Sample Mcpherson, even- foiist, is back on the front pages again, this time to procure a divorce from her baritonlc husband. He does not sing any better than he looks, and Almee seems to have been dealt the worst ol It again. She haa been In aeve:al sensational messes, accom panied by a tornado of publicity. Almee will be remembered for the good she haa accomplished In this world, rather than for the headlines that cams to her when skeletons popped out of family closets, through no rauit or ner own. QUIZ ON HELLRAISIKO Q Do you know anything, Muter wagon tongue A. I know my name h'slnt Wag- ontongue, Q. Well, whst is It then? A. You're so smart, find out your sell. Q. will the witness answer the question without any lip, backtalk. seas, or bsahfulnesst A. My name Is John aimer Wag ontongue. Q 80 you were trying to fool me, were your A. Not necessarUy, I Just wanted to fool you. You think It would be a feather In your cspf A. Not necesssrUy, I dont wear a cap. Q Now this Is a case of hsllrsls Ing, ex parte. I will ask you If you have any prejudices against hell rslslngr A. I think that a little hellralslng Is relished by the best of men, and that It la all right If they don't get caught. Q Have you ever been caught A-Not quite. I would have been It I had been there. ' Q. Then you think, to be good is to be lonesome? A. J have never been lonesome, end do not propose to be. CJ. Now getting back to the ques tion of hellralslng. It I can get It out of you without the use of firearms, I would like to Inquire Just what are your views on hellralslng, If any, and how much, and when last you engag ed In hellralslng, and why the hell ralslng, which Is issue before us, and If you have any notions on hell raising A. I don't understand the ques tion. Q Answer the question. Neither do I. A. Well. I will tell you. I am not opposed to hellralslng. There Is Just as much Heavenralslng aa Hellralslng. 100 years from now nobody will know anything about the hellralslng. I dent blame the hellralsers, but I think they should have done a bet ter Job of it. Q Hats you ever raised any hell. A-You dont know my wife. 9. But you hare no wife. A Weill Weill Weill You tuuUy luesaed something rlfbtl NEVERTHELESS, this report merely emphasizes what this newspaper has maintained for many years, that the best bet for placing the pear industry upon a permanently prosper ous basis, is through advertising. The medicinal value of pears, provides a perfect' spear-head for such a campaign. The start for such a campaign would have to be on a small scale. But we believe the results of even a small effort, would be so plainly beneficial, that the industry as a whole would soon be sold on it, and the resources for continued publicity, would grow like the proverbial snowball. 'THE palatable qualities of pears are well known. We have pear pies, pear saladB, baked pears, pear butter, and we have been told, pear wine. And to the palatable and vita min qualities of pears, their demonstrated medicinal value and watch Old Man Supply and Demand get busy! But trie world has to know about it. And we repeat the only way to tell the world is to advertise. Politics! MR., Norman Davis, European ambassador-at-large is con Bllltinc until PrMl'rlonr Pnnaavnlt .nm.irli... Ik. n ---"... vwwuw , nuiuqniiGig 11 C tl L LUC Bay of Pundy today. . Even without radio communication we wager the following imaginary conversation does not come VERT far from the reality s Mr. Davis: Mr. President, I feel that I must resign. The press reports that I was on J. P. Morgan's favored list, and that I was paid $36,000 for my services In negotiating the Chilean lean, are true: and while reflecting In no way upon me, per sonally, I realise aa well as you what the popular reaction will be, and am convinced that It will destroy my further usefulness. My belief Is my continuance In public office will not only cause you personal embarrassment but political. Injury. I greatly appreciate the confidence you have placed In me, and sincerely regret my Inability to serve you and my country further, ' But politics la politics Mr. President. In Justice to myself and to you, I must step out. , The President: My Dear Norman, I know Just how you feel and respect you for It. I would be lacking In candor If I tried to Imply that I am surprised at your request. It Is Just what I would expect, under the circumstances of a man of your In tegrity, loyalty and high sense of publlo duty. As you say the circumstances to which you refer reflect In no way upon you personally. When you negotiated the Chilean loan you were a private citizen, the money paid you was for services rendered. a payment to which you were entitled, and the taking of which did not Involve the least impropriety. When you were placed on the luorgan list, also, you were not In the employ of this government, that was a private business matter everyone who knows you KNOWS, that such a favor Instead of making you either unduly lenient toward, or favorable to, the donor, would have had precisely the reverse effect, in any matter concerning them and Involving you in your official capacity. But as you say, politico Is politics. And In such a position aa I hold politics cant be disregarded. Were this a matter only between you and me as Individuals. I would not only refuse your resignation, I would Insist upon your continuing In my employ, for I appreciate the great value of your services, and I would pay no attention whatever, to the falaa and malicious charges made against you. But nslther of us, In our respective positions, can act aa Individuals: we owe our fln duty to the people of this country, and If we are to serve them usefully, we must not only consider what Is trus, but what our political enemies csn make them believe to be true. I know that with the facta what they are. the opposition will not only ring the changes on you aa ambaseador-at-large, being a tool of J. p. Morgan, and a beneficiary of tha International bankers, but nothing we might say, or do, could convince the people at large, that auoh unfounded charges are NOT true. Therefore I shall aocept your resignation, with extreme regret, and my sincere appreci ation of what you have done, Mr. Davis: Thank you very much, Mr. Preeldsnt. We under, stand each other perfectly. Might I Inquire when my reals na tion is to tske effect The President: Not at oner,, you remain In office aa you , are, until this thing blowa over a bit. Congress haa adjourned, thank Ood. You can step out snytlme that suits your con venlence, before It gets together sgaln. Meanwhile let'a have a bile of lunch. Mr. Davis: 1 have no doubt you enjoyed your trip up hare The President: Did I enjoy It It wss grand. Norman, per. fectly gtandl' A Rapid -Fire Police Force IP THE present speed and dash of the Oregon state poljee continues, the Northwest Mounted and the Texas Rangers will soon be boasting that they are almost as good, and paint ings of the Oregon police in their natty outfits will be gracing the covers of the popular magazines. For the Oregon police are most certainly getting their men. Solution of the Aumsville bank robbery and lodgement of the oulprit in the penitentiary, all within fifty-four hours, is an achievement for which they deserve full credit. Coming after the Aurora bank case and a number of lesser eases, it gives the impression of mechanical perfection in pursuit anr! capture. Lucky is the state or the city that in these times has fearless and devoted police service. In the middle west for a number of years past, we have had the amazing spectacle of Chicago and Milwaukee standing side by side one the most eorruptj uu liiwic-rmuen cuy in me united states, the other probably the freest from crime. Milwaukee has had police cuardianshiD comparatively free from politics and corruption, and though Milwaukee is only a drive of a couple of hours from Chicago gangsters never flee there for refuge. It isn't healthy. And Oregon likewise will be an unhealthy place for criminals if the present record of the state police continues. It is swiftness and certainty of capture and punishment that dissuades tha holdup man and the gangster, not severity of laws. Oregonian. Three of four years sgo French physldsns discovered that extraor dinary Improvement followed lnjec tlons of parathyphoid extract in cases of chronic de forming, dlsao ling arthritis. The French phy slclsns called it p r o g r esslve chronic deform ing rheumatism but then, they keep up many quslnt customs In the old coun try. Lest our Scotch readers, if any left, try to pro cure a trial package of the new rheu mstlAm treatment, we had better ex plain here that no layman can get the remedy. Voila. Pstlents experience a feeling of well being after the first few injec tions, and presently find they have Increased facility of movement, greater flexibility of the affected Joints. This effect appears hslf an hour after a dose and lasts for many hours. The effect of the paratyphoid in jections In chronic disabling arth ritis Is comparable with the effect of Insulin injections in diabetes. The remedy is effective only so long as each dose acts but the patient prof- Its by the benefit gained while the dose is acting. The patient's general metabolism Is improved. You know, if you take an Iodln Ration. You know If you play the Last Brady Symphony. Just as every sufferer from diabetes should have the benefit of insulin treatment, so every victim of chronic disabling arthritis should hsve at least ths csreful consideration of the newer ideas or principles of treat. ment by his physician. There is another new Idea which has brought real benefit in many cases oi enronio disabling srthrltls. That Is insulin treatment. English pnysicisns nave found that such pa. tlents experience gratifying relief when given insulin long enough to bring their weight up to or near the normsl. No miraculous results should be expected, but Just a gradual 1m provement In general and local con dition. Not a few bedridden patients have been restored to a fair degree of activity by this method. Improves the metabolism, you see. (If I make that crack a time or two more it will ! gin to look like a racket.) Don't go yet. I have still snother practlcsl suggestion to offer. This is different ' from the other two Ideas, in that you can try it yourself (Oh you Scotch subscribers!) without benefit to physician. Jut lay in stock of calcium lactate tablets. Take ten grains after food three times dsy for at least ten weeks. If it does good, another ten weeks course of it along in the summer or autumn. If It does no good, It at least can do no harm. This remedy goes well with me psratyphold treatment, by the way. and so far as I know It does not Interfere with the Insulin treatment calcium lactate occasionally upsets the stomsch. but usually goes down an ngni, especisiiy if it Is first dls. solved In some hot water, and that mixed with cold water In a glass, or tne taste covered with a little orange or lemon Juice of syrup. This is one of the suggestions little lesson No. 13 in the ways of health, "The file Called Rheumatism." send a dime and stsmped envelope bearing your cor rect address snd ask for the booklet. walking In sleep during the fuU of the moon or even going Insane. B doubts this. (O. B. C.) Answer It's a good thing for the world thst there sre so many skep tics of B's persuasion. (Copyright 1933, John P. Dille Co.) Wherever he breezes, he first glances ror tne teiepnone and if none i about Is unhappy. So unhappy, tn dsed he wUl not etsy. Only while fish. in does he relax this feverish Ditch and they have to drag him away to it at times. Ed Note: Readers wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letters direct at Ur. William Brady, M. O.. 266 El Ca mlno, Beverly HUH, Calif. NEW YORK DAY BY-DAY By O. O. Mclntyre QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS Oily Scalp and Dandruff. X have a shampoo every two weeks. yet a few days after a shampoo my eosip ana nair are oily again, and there is a good deal of dandruff all tne time . . , (Miss M. L.) Answer Shampoo every dav or two. or at least twice a week. Or remove excess of oil from hair by drawing strsnds thru a soft cloth wet with cologne water or your fayorlte toilet water or bay rum. containing five grains of saUcyllc add and flvs grains or reeorcm in each ounce of the Uo. uld. A few drops of this rubbed Into the scalp dally la good for ollv dsnd- ru or seoorrnea (excessive flow of oil on scalp.) Remember that resorcln tends to stain very blond or white or grey hair reddish yellow. The beat remedy for dandruff, I think, la a pomade, systematically apnUed ac cording to directions given in a mono graph on the Care of the Hslr. Send stamped envelope bearing your ad drees and ask for a copy. 31 const rnrk Argument. A maintains that if a person were to sleep exposed to the moon's rsys the person might In lat er ure r "moonstruck" blind, or io DANCE Sat. Mite HOWARD LEWIS presents his Musical Ramblers Med lord's largest and flnav Dance Rand, featuring a rhythm thatu make jn pick m up and lay "em down. ORIENTAL GARDENS NEW YORK, June as. Pew express the mid-west notion of the hurrying new Yorker so neatly as Herbert Bay ard swope. Flushed, red-headed and twltdhy, he seems eternally meet ing life on the gallop. St. Louis born, he won fame as an inter national reporter and then as exec utive editor. Bis oareer might be epl tomlzed In an al literative head line "Swope swirls." or con jugated: "Swope. sweep, swaok." When he goes down a tneater aisle it is with a last minute dash to a train. Yet with all this ye as tineas no per son can look more successfully brit tle than Swope. So tense. The springy gslt Is not only of body but mind. Aa city editor his de cisions had the steely click of a rou lette ball and aa a citizen his drop In at a soda fountain has the bluster of Edmund Kean. He is a lover of crowds, a dowser of doctrine and like all robuat, a passionste devourer of red sirloin. There's a legend he la the most prolific user of the telephone In town. Likely the most temperamental dog extant la a Scotch terrier owned by the artist Howard Chandler Christy. a nerce nattier u tne canine exigen cies demand, he la soft hearted when it comes to a personal snub. If his master makes a face at him, he slinks to some darkened corner and It takes an hour of coaxing to restore his Joy in living. A whipping causes him to snarl defiance, but making a face sends him cowering. Booth Tarklngton onos owned a French poodle that was the acme of gentleness. One day the noveUst In re moving a' venerable banjo from a trunk, twanged It. The dog new at him bristling in a bare-fanged rage. It required artful persuasion io calm htm. So long as the pet lived no one could go near that banjo. Thingumabobs: Harry Hlrahfleld carries a box of chocolates to munch at the theater. . , A new Pullman car la named Amon O. Carter. . . Post master James Farley never takes a drink or smokes. . . Edward L. Ber- nsys la a nephew of Freud. . . Albert Morris Bagby, the morning muslcsle 1st, was List's only American student at Weimar. . . Mrs. Roy Howsrd col lects oddly shaped bottles. . . Gran ville Kletser. lecturer, walks five miles dally. . . Eddie Peabody. banjolst, re laxes by going to parties with his banjo. . . Basil Woon's Paris apart ment has mors telephones then any other in the French capital. has become Impossibly hlgh-hst, dif ficult to handle snd trusque with pessant pals of his ssloon-slnglng days. As the stsge's chlefest vulgarian, he had a sweU break. Though moat of his publlo would like to hsve seen him carry along his spssksssy part ners. Clayton and Jackson, to the heights. In contrast is Mse West, an other Jovial commoner, who lands all her old friends of the tough-going days Jobs In Hollywood. There's a gall trucks, all Chevrolet, wlU be placed in each csmp, with about eight to each location. Just when one 1 able to convince himself a little he is still a bouncing Juvenile he runs Into somebody he has not seen In 30 years. I did today and I wondered if he was ssssiled by the same ides. My thought of him wss: "Old fellow, you have begun to curl I" (Copyright, 1933, MoNaught Syndi cate, Ino. Thirty-three trucks, for use la the forest service work at the CCO camps. arrived in Medford yesterdsy, accord ing to announcement made today by Karl L. Janouch, assistant supervisor of Rogue River nstlonal forest. The Wanted Used Cars We Will Make aa Attractive Allowance On Your Old Car As Part Payment on a New Carl Armstrong Motors SB No. Riverside Chrysler and Plymouth Headquarters for Southern Oregon It wss Christopher Morley who worried over mysteriously atenclled boxes he used to see on way to work. "1 Gross Tom Cats," until he learned they were tomato catsup. There Is similar perplexity in front of an art shop on Madison svenue now and then when slim cratlnga of something or other bear an abbreviated label: "Twist Nek Mrdrs." It sounds very sinister! I have a distant relative who has always grabbed ths tall-end of every fad. Just when she masters some new art to teach others there's a sudden shift in national consciousness. It was true In pyrography, then In this and that untu she opened a Tom Thumb golf course. About six months ago she wrote she was delving deenlv Into technocracy and I knew technocracy was ephemeral. Meredith Nicholson also had a kinsman who spent five yeara fashioning the perfect pants guard and Just when It was patented and ready for marketing bicycles went out. , Tales continue that Jimmy Durante I Membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank Means A Fairer Loan to the Borrower . Lower Interest Rates! It Will Build this Community Bring in new capital to relieve Home Owners Here. SOUTHERN Building & Loan Association Member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland PREPARE FOR THE 4th AT TODAY'S PRICES Buy Those Tires NOW! Rubber and Cotton advancing steadily More people going back to work Greater demand. TODAY'S LOW PRICES MAY BE HISTORY IN A FEW DAYS CAUTION! Do Not Be Satisfied With Ordinary First Line fires Good WHEN YOU CAN GET nc mm Silvertown WITH LIFE SAVE H. GOLDEN PLT AT NO EXTRA COST THINK OF IT! A Tire That Is Three Times Safer Come in Today See for Yourself THE TIRE ALL AMERICA IS TALKING ABOUT fi EXTRA LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON YOUR WORN RUBBER BETWEEN NOW AND JULY 4 Compare these Siheriown Prices with Other First Line Tires 4.50x21 $7.10 4.75x19 7.60 5.00x19 8.15 6.25x18 9.15 Oiaer SUM la ProporUoB And bear in mind Silrertown Golden Ply are Three Times Ssfer. You and Your Family's Safety Demand the Best Special Sale of Auto Accessories Ask for our Big Dodger listing these Bargains! Tube Repair Kits, as low aa Goodrich Friction Tape, as low as.. Floor Mats, as low as . DeLuxe Top Dressing, y pint, as low as.. A C Oil Filter Cartridge, as low as .10 79 $1.9S V-Type Fan Belts, as low as Drop Center Rim Flaps, as low as Auto Light Bulbs, as low asJ Standard Make Batteries, as low as Battery and Starter Cables, as low as.. 42 - 1-V 106 S4.95 19 100 pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil in 2 gal. Cans 65 gallon. 5 gallon containers, gallon qj Lewis' Super Service Station Next U Jackson Hotel. Eighth and Front SU. "WE NEVER CLOSE' Phone 1300 j
