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Newspaper Page TextPAOK EKiHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORM, OREGOX, FRIDAY, 'JAN U AR Y 12, 1934. Medford Mail Tribune "Emyom to SoutlWtn OrcgM RMdi Uit Hill rrftW Oiltj Cincrt feturdt) Putiiittml at MBUIHIIID PH1NT1NU CO. ttOUKlfl W. UUHU Sdlur Ao ifttapefldtot Nmptpw Calved u Meooo elau suttcr it Uadforil Orefoo. urtdw Act of Hard. 8. 18TB. UUSIHIPT10N BATE8 Bf Mill IP Adtinc Uiiiy we rur ou Dilly. ill montW I-16 Dalir, om atoou) fl0 Br Curler Id Adtinca Mcirord. Ajtiluxl JicknonrtlJi, IV-inl Point, Ptoocals. Tiltot, UoW Bill ind on HiRhMjn. Oilly, om rur $0 M Dill) (In nonlhi Dald. oo oooUi 80 AU urns. eb to idnnr. Who Is Ruling This Country? A PPAKENTLY the leaders of the Socialist party do not like President Roosevelt. Someone has sent us one of their j party publications, devoted almost exclusively to criticizing the president, and lambasting the NRA; AAA; CWA; PWAj and all the other New Deal policies. This is easy to understand. Socialism flourishes on unrest and discontent. The party is strongest, when the government is weakest that is weakest from the standpoint of liberalism, and progressive enlightenment. Personal Health Service Uy Willium linidy, M IX Orrielu pap or t CHt of fcltfor4. Officii! twper of J if ioo Count! MRMHPU Ub TUB AB80CIATKD fHHM Kecclrlrtfl (full Lewd Win Smttt Ah Aooclittd Presf It icIuMitly toll tied to tlx u for oubliutioo or hi ocn aupuow ercdliHi U It olbrralH erodltcd lo tot Pp ad ilo to (In local new puhlkbed herein. All -Igbta 'or publication of ipeelil dlipateb oeriln v alio rwenett MEMHKU 09 UNITED PHK88 HEMHKH OK AUDI. BUKBAO Of CIHCULATIONB Admttilnt KeprwaoUIItet at C. WUi.ENHEN COMPANY Office. Id N Vert. Chlcaio. Ottrolt. 8io rranrlKs l AmcelM flea I lit Portland. Ye Smudge Pot Bv Arthur Parry. The firat candidate or the season has ahowed up, and believe It or not, PRESIDENT RO'OSEVEIYT dashing courageously ahead, turn- ing more and more sharply to the Left, is obviously stealing the Socialists' thunder. The moro successful the New Deal is, the harder sledding the recruiting agents of the party will have. Naturally the Socialist leaders don't like this. Not that their opposition is based entirely on jealousy and pique. They have a perfectly legitimate grievance, from the standpoint of their own partisanship. For President Roosevelt appropriates the Socialists' aim, which is roughly the betterment of the common people, and some of their methods. But he DOESN'T, of course, go the "whole hog.".. , ' , He wants to achieve his goal, by readjusting, revamping and radically remodelling, the socalled capitalistic machine, and ho DOESN'T want to scrap it. The socialists want to scrap it, and build an entirely new machine from the grass roots up. So they call Roosevelt .an "entrepreneur" whatever that is, a half-way exhibitionist (to us another doubtful term), a "careerist" who claims to want a "better world" but isn't will ing to pay the PRICE for it. ; WHAT particularly interested us, in thi s anti-Rooscvclt edition, however, were not the more or less routine, parti san criticisms; hut a statement in one of the articles, which has a very familiar ring, but we haven't heard for a long time. Here it is": "The truth It. a dozen powerful, ruthleaa, entirely cynical men. with their headquartera In Wall St.. atlll determine the destlnlea of thla great country. Nothing definite la ever done In Washington, without their junction. They hold the money strings. And whether a franklin Roosevelt or a Warren Harding alts In the White House, makea no real difference. Money Is atlll power." paying out the money for ANY-1 THING, aomebody la getting It, which Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to dis ease dliignoils or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a 'stamped wlf-aiKlreioed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be orlef and written In Ink. Owing to the large number ot letters received only a few can be an swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. .mureas ur. It imam Hraay, tea 1 camlno, Beverly Hills, Cal. BHONCIIO-PNKI MONIA A ND Pl.ElRO-I'BNLMONIA. Ho hum ! We know, from personal knowledgo that same like all the reat, la opposed to - claim, in one form or another, has been made, from time to time, travagance. . ; in radical circles for at least a quarter of a century. wr.?..rhVh'. never believed it,-altl.ough perhaps in the days of Mark standard of living until people reaitee Hanna it was relatively true. Rut we fail to see how any sane ProapTrH,'!" Tevheleaa, a poverty f0"' wlh a ri10 int rrent happenings, can believe atrlcken wretch will cling to the it is true NOW. dreamy notion, that monej - j Jn fnct to our mind, precisely the REVERSE is true, both wealth and prosperity. Doea Mr. , ., . ! . , . , , iMrd know of any way to conquer r,ot only is this country today, NOT controlled by any dozen hunger, except by eating. men jn Tall St., or anywhere else but Wall St. figuratively Bankera report that fewer , eco- and literally, from tho Big Shots to the Little Ones, has an acutc ZZuT&?ZZ: "? "t the jitters and is all at sea. It spends most of its time preliminary to going home, and writ-.trying to figure out whether it's awake or asleep and what in in. nd hankera the nnm of Time is going to happen next. I . Wo would go even further, and maintain, that never more "railmad-to-the-coaat," ; in tins country s history, has the socalled financial district had Kf 'ieBr a 'ot "bout the president's extraordinary powers, j j Well they are extraordinary. But why arc they, and just , Ing and bankera, iThe city of Eugene la thinking some of building to be put out of business by an utOiIJ.-ss (0, fll)0lt tlig g0VcrnmPnt ,, ,1C pc0e 0( ti,c colln. ,rt,!ht"ne' ... ! try MORE. . JZZJZCL Tir."; j . J f"l. United States at the present moment is giving, Bam to permit her to return tojto our mind, a most extraordinary demonstration of a REAL no doCubt Rur.;e:.VTh.0Umrw.yAND FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY with a true, resourceful about her.- Emma u the gal who , nd aggressive lender at the helm, supported at cverv important vTln'beT Z2 by th.at. "P by " rg.nio and united public opinion. " minuter to Albania to interview Ml Goldmnn. Her Ire was aroused when we inquired If ahe Intended "to paaaj this ns.nitftUn.-in hut. nt her evening lecture." promptly bringing forth the' why is the president able to exorcise thorn! For one reason nnd one reason nlone. pp.op.t3 public opinion BKIIIND him. That is the whole thing in a nutshell. And that is Democracy. If you have any doubts read over the Congressional Record, I or study the socalled "inside dope" on what is going on in j "Washington at the present time. Wi can't support the statement by any concrete evidence, lion dollar, more than If they had but personally wo have no doubt that if the truth were known, that much. i tin f 1 i. jjiwi, w jri'ivi-uk vl mu BViinuHs nu cum Krossiiici, who arc voiing for Roosovelt measures, and giving him their support nominally, as individuals cither like his policies or whole-heartedly believo in them. above snappy retort. TUB OKEAT CONCLUSION. (Woman'i Home Companion) "Where would he make hla home? With whom? To her there waa but one answer to this, one place. With her. He was to be with her always, she with him. They would be together." Many continue to fret about a bil- Pormerly doctors made quite point of distinguishing broncho-pneu monia irom pleuro-pneumonia. Just why, I have never learned Today we are not so concerned about such re finement of diag nosis. Too, I fancy, ' the two forms of pneu monia have lost their characteris tics and we do not now see the typical cases the medical fore fathers described. Broncho-pneumonia, so-called, waa otherwise known as capillary bron chitis, and still farther back it was "suffocative catarrh." Sometimes now It Is called lobular pneumonia to In dicate that It consists of Inflamma tion of many scattered lobules thru out both lungs. Instead of massive Inflammation of one or more lobes of the lung, as In pleuro-pneumonla, otherwise called lobar pneumonia. Pleuro pneumonia was "lung fever"" away back when "suffocative catarrh" carried off aged feeble folk and chil dren who were getting over whooping cough, measles and the like. ' I , All pneumonia, so far as we know, is directly due to one or another strain of pneumococcus. Bacteriolo gists say that a non-virulent or harm less strain of pneumococcus la found in most mouths, where it seems to be a natural Inhabitant. Some half-baked health authorities and dllettant doctors air their com placency, by seizing on this fact to bolster up the anile theory that when one geta one's feet wet or sits In a draft or something, one's "resistance" whatever that may be is lowered, and then the pneumococct "lurking" In the mouth, Jump in and lay the host low with pneumonia. It la Just as simple as you are If you swallow the hackneyed line. Sci entifically, however, no one has ever found any reason to Infer that any such change In the character pf the pneumococcl in the saliva occurs. For that matter and I challenge , any one to cite scientific evidence to refute this assertion nobody has shown experimentally that moderate everyday exposure to cold, drafts, wet feet, sudden changes of temperature and the like hns any appreciable in fluence of an Individual's suscepti bility to or his -Immunity from any known Illness. Regardless of the type of pneu monia Indeed, It Is difficult In most cases today to classify there Is a growing Interest on the part of phy- slclans In the functional or physiolo gical aspect of the disease, the role played by atelectasis, that is, collapse of portions of lung. This Is certainly an Important factor If not the cause of the pneumonia that often occurs after anesthesia. There Is at least some reason to conjecture about this. The routine practice of administer ing to patients recovering from anes thesia Inhalations of carboxygen (oxygen 03, carbon dioxide 7 parts) has sharply reduced the number ot cases of post-operative pneumonia. This carbon dioxide causes deeper breathing, it la the natural stimulus to respiration. The moro vigorous breathing prevents or relieves atelec Dccause he has the'tasls. Prof. Yandell Henderson ad vises such Inhalations .of carbon diox ide both as prophylactic against "threatening" or impending pneu monia and aa treatment of advanced pneumonia. tlon of carbolic acid have If taken Internally? What would counteract It? E. B. Answer Epsom salts, Glauber's salts (sodium sulphate), lime water, are all good antidotes. The salts should be given In small doses three times a day for several days to help eliminate the poison from the sys tem. The quantity of pure phenol (carbolic) In three or four tablespoon -fuls of the 6 per cent (1 to 20) solu tion, which druggists are permitted to sell without prescription, might prove fatal, but diluted with water its effect la less destructive. The gravest effect would be the damage to the kidneys. The victim of such poisoning needs close medical care for several weeks. (Copyright, 1034, John F. DUle Co.) Ed. Note: Readers wishing to communicate with Or. Brady should send letters direct to Ur. William Brady, M. D., 365 El Ca ' nil no, Beverly Hills, Cal. C omment on the Day's News Notes The army crowd considers that the la more than was happening before F, , . """" Kr.u.uB "'"".eluding 48 bombers) la this country's the government started In. I answer to the French offer to scrap And SOMEBODY has to pay out halt Its bombing planes. money, you know, before business Our officiate have been tipped prl- can be good. ' ,1 vttely through Aiplumctlc chv.inela that the Soviets are about to take a OUT let's get on with the Import- , ,laP at Hitler. Russia Is supposed to ; ern Oregon's best known pioneer fanv L ant news of the day. have concluded a new trade treaty j mMi u visiting In Medford this week. Louis Herrera, ' Mexican aviator ' Wlth Fr-nce' 'nv0"n tnl purchase loonmg over his mining property near ui veu minion aonars worm 01 aveei aged 29, had flown alrplanqi for from the French. The Russian ateel eight years for the Mexican govern- market was formerly hogged by Oer- ment and 1n all that time he never I ""any, Greater Medford club makes prep arations to "swat the Qy" oomlng summer. Will Inspect local livery stables. Seely Hsll Is named manager of the high school basketball squad. Kubll Visits Here K. K. Kubll ot of Portland, member of one of aouth- got a scratch. You can take It from one whose He flew to Chicago yesterday for "hop,, war" with the Japanese will a visit, left hla plane at an airport, not come but Is preparing for It." and started to walk across the street f Two officiate of the new Aluminum to get a taxi. On the way across the ' Worto' unlon are "owllng that they ....,...,. . .... I have spent 1600 In Washington try- street ,h. was struck by an .utomo- lng to have higher wages written Into bile - and had half a dozen bones the aluminum code without success. Gold Hill. He was visiting with many old-timers yesterday. Attend O. E. S. Meeting Amons visitors at the meeting here this week of Reames chapter, O. E. were Mr. and Mrs. earn McNair and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy of Ashland. Mrs. E. S. Severance and Mrs. Fred Flck of Jacksonville. broken. It's a great life this,, and lucky if we live through It. lORE lmportemnews: 1 Mrs. Harry Rangsdorff, of Ssn Jose, was motoring home the other evening In her nice new sedan. All of a sudden the Macon, the new navy dirigible quartered at Sunny vale, not far from Ssn Jose, came over, dropped out a mooring line and prepared to come down. The mooring line, on of these two Inch hawser affairs, dropped on the i.top of Mrs. Rangsdorff's nice new sedan, crashed through the roof and ruined her hat which was also new. Our grandfathers, at least, used to have a fair Idea of what might hap pen to them, we don't. ANYTHING can happen to us. That's what we get for all this progress we talk about. By FRANK JKNK1NS QTARTLINO newa In this headline; "Russian Prince Leaves Heltess ' Wife." The Prince Is the much mar ried Alexia Mdivanl, and the deserted wife is Barbara Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth millions. Imagine a Russian prince leaving a wife with money! What la this world coming to? RUDY VALLEE, incidentally, Is be ing sued by his actress wife for 'Juniiiruea rrom pam onei They also say they have signed up I 3300 of Andrew Mellon's 4000 em- : ployes in the New Castle, Delaware, ! aluminum plant. ' Flight o Time (Medford and Jackson County History From the Files of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Years Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY January 12, 124. (It was Saturday.) Labor conditions in. state during 1023 "unusually good." 'Copco to construct new power line to cost aioo.000, and announce they desire to hire only local labor. Chamber of Commerce to vote on hiring an "efficiency engineer" again this year, j DANCE TILL 2 IN GOOD OLD JAYVILLE Every Saturday Nite PLENTY OF BEER Free Checking High school team defeats the Alumni, 36 to 32. Coach Calllson Installs the "fighting apirit" in the high school, and "the squad was not winded all through the game." "awakening in Mining due for southern Oregon." T WEN TV YEARS AUO TODAY January 12, 1914. (It was Monday.) Espee to build new depot at Rogue River. The reller situation In Oregon, m long expected, la now complicated by politics. The administrator has re signed, after ceaseless pestering by n .. I. 4 rAmAr... m Ua m ft lis HO speeches and was efficient. Either of j Road between tlie lines in the Coiipressionul Record and you TVXnZTZZZZSX. wi" ily 't rrcridrnt Roosevelt is enjoying seh who feel in view of the late election exceptional support from the congress, for one. reason onlv, be- SUMiWn?uSl of J-"" ,hfi mh kn '" hs P'Ple of this countr",- be- dlsnemlnn beana and work. If the . "Ilia him. woret cornea to worat. the Jobless will Ts. 4)nf nnnulnr supnort able gentlemen run I Ql'ESTIONM AMI ANSWERS. No Cures. I am curious to know what your cure for constipation Is. W. 8. Answer I have no cure for consti pation or anything else. If you have the constipation habit say so. Inclose 10 cents (coin only) and a stamped envelope bearing your address. In structions for breaking the habit will be aent you. Carbolic Arid. What effect would three or four tablespoonfula of the B per cent aolu- dlvorce and separate maintenance, her charges Including Infidelity, vi cious temper, vue language, charac- n(E WPu without 'aettina- mi. ,m ter assassination plots and niggardly j in the British bacon fight. financial settlements. ttucn 8 the existing condition of j "Reform Cvnlcal onlookers ud In this neck internatlonal "Plmacy. 'election. of the woods will maintain that of tftese offenses the greatest and most unforgivable waa niggardly financial settlements. In these front 'page divorces, the financial settlement Is the big Item. Q OCIETY divorces and stage di--) voroes are funny. But they aren't the only Items In the news that are funny, t At Wisconsin Dells, In the state of Wisconsin, a group of CWA workers removes a pile of bricks from a plot of ground which once was a city street. Among the workers was John Smith. When the work was done. Smith 1 went before the city council, proved that he had bought the tract and ( demanded $400 for removal of the bricks. He got the 400. but lost his job. Police rout gang of hoboes, who were raising "ned" In the north end of town. Second "hungry march" starts out of Portland. ticket" carries city i REAL OLD TIME DANCE AT K.P. HALL SAT. NITE You old timers will like the way we play. Two-steps, three-teps, French .Minuets. Oxford .Minuets. Tuxedo. Rye Waltz, Polka, Scot tlsclie. Quadrille and old time waltzes. Al Wright's Orchestra 35c couple. Extra Ladies 10c larje crowd enjoyrd last Satur day's dance. You will have a good Mine. H O, HUM I Removing the brlcka at least aa useful aa a lot of the things the government Is paying out good money to have done these days. Still, as long aa the government It RUNDOWN, LOST WEIGHT Mrt Chas. Pocan ol Route 1, Jefferson, Ore, uid: "I became in run down, exhausted condi tion through hard work and bringing up my fam ily. My appetite failed, 1 had frequent sir k -headaches and mifferfd v ith pains In my back, lout weieht and u vprv weak. A few bottles of Dr. Pierce s Golden Medka! Discovery soon had me in perfect health." Sold bv druggist everywhere. New size, tablet 5fl .ta. linuir. SI not l r Ik, tabs, or liquid, Mwe D Our fart." find a Democrat no tenderer than Republican. Older Olrld confide thev note new grey hairs. cau-c rut ,,,Ht is m . v.r: n-.i-.ignt om. And tliBt in why rresidont Roosevelt more than nnr other The first baakctbaii game with president in our national history, mnmtnins such mi elaborate Xf9 con,fl,:t "" wi,h th0 "k " file-h hi- student bodies have been aottened by "Mild so OOnfiUiitly on tho public pulse. I2.ZTihl'iJrnl n ZTi ' . . "! W"n,s ,0 know how thc r0",Ie aro wwt they rc alvays thus, but the traditional rl-. t hitikiiiR, not next week or the week after, but todny, NOW. yiry of y0.e has 0-gen.rated into And ho does know. And that is the one great seeret of his iuat another basketball name. Then , n a laltor to cither burg before, during 8',s and hla present power. or after a contest, stood in arave it j, neither a Wilson idealist, nor a Ijncolnesnuo martvr dancer of belnn neatly aralped, or',, . . ,. "mi."uii!Muo iinuir. aubjected to other indi.mtie.. in- 1,p ,s pntotienl num. a realist, leading the people of the country tended to teacn the wanderer to stay it is true, but only as fnt and as Ur as he knows thev wish to home rhrre '-e b-lomed. Now every I ,,,, , .... , ,,, . ".' " t."- thinj la ladylike and nobody has been 1 '"' Pcol,n sa"' Ro ahead . That is what he has done. ''' .' 1 v " When they say ro slow, that is what he will do. When thev bottle, or hit In the eya with a rotten ,. ., , ,, . ... " "luiimtv eRf! mr five jcar.. it i. now .ai, lor sn.v .'ln" halt he will. When they say "get out" as they old (oiks to attend the names. Life j probably will some day out he will go. then waa also more' alremioua for the n, . . . . , '. , . . piayera. If one of the athlete, waa j "nt hc ls nnt taking his orders from Wall St., from any j caught out after dark, he waa Imme-; dozen men or anv dozen dozen men. " I He is Inking them from tho American people. And that, wo repeat, is, real FUNCTIONING Democracy I diately reported to the coach, the school auperlntendent and the chief of police, and became a Junior lahmaeltte. liable to be lynched aa a traitor, if he mlosed a basket. The former athlete, ran nine miles before breakfast to Insure plenty of wind. The latter day athlete la more apt lo dance 18 mltea on the Raturday Mrs. Curry Arrested Josephine L Curry of SI7 Ksst Jackson attest was arrested last nlht by city officers on charges of reckless drlvlni. and night before 11.. fray. In the rou.her! " f hed'il.d to appear In city court the yell leader would never think . today to face the charges. According of leading until hla shirt -toll was unfurled to the breeae, and waa re garded aa a weakling. If able to talk above a whisper, for three daya after to officers. Mra. curry had been con. vw-ted or reokleai driving prevloualy. Oregon's main and secondary high. waya now total more than 8000 mllea. toe cru-i.i name, me present ayitem . Maintenance eosla whlCi run aa nlsh la more refined, but the crowds were a, slfioo per mile average approsi larger under the old deal. maielj ttuo throughout tu stats, a reduction of T in leas than three years. Oregon has more than 1000 square mllea of water surface. Ths Pacific ocean touches Oregoon along a coast line of more thsn 300 mllea, e cludlng Indentations. There are over 11.000 farma In Ore gon on which aheep are grown com mercially. . . . Nearly (100.000 crates of cauliflower were grown in Oregon last leaf. ( HEATH'S DRUG STORE MEDFORD BLDQ., PHONE 884. The Drug Store with an up-to-date Ladies' Rest Room We have just received a lot of Woodbury 'g Shampoos nt a price that allows us to soil them at two for the price of one. Liquid Castile, Cocoanut Oil and Liquid Tar. FA. 2 bottles for 3Ul An American mado Lunch Kit and Vacuum Bottle for This is a real value, $1.19 the HMMMP IlM$m i A STARTS TOMORROW 1 Saturday, January 13 SVffi' -s-; for 5 WUJfJ) LA ,7A five big I KOTEX 2 for 25c ! A l ib. bar of Jergena Castile Soap. . 13c Lifebuoy and Palmolive Soap, 2 for 11c Bring your baby in and let us weigh him in our inspected scales. Its An Invitation It's an invitation you can't refuse to see more stars than have ever been together in one picture ! Never such a drama packed with thrills! The famed stage hit has become the wonder picture of the screen! PLUS SHORT REELS Matinee 25c to 6 p. m. Evening, 35c Kiddies, 10'e MARIE DRESSLER JOHN BARRYMORE WALLACE BEERY JEAN HARLOW Lionel BARRYMORE LEE TRACY EDMUND LOWE B I L L I E BURKE EVANS ERSHOIT M O R L E Y HOLMES MADGE JEAN H KAREN PHILLIPS .-tf tn K Fran.-f, M0li aBj Herman I. lanhirst let. Frmrtlh. Sam 11. Harm Has. sla h GEORGE S. KAUFMAN & EDNA FERBER. PrpdV-rd b DAVID O. tlNICK. Dirrvlcdlr GEORGE CL'KOR. r PICTURE 7 eaM DUtC STCPL Medford Bldg. Phone 884 LAST TIMES TODAY N CRAWFORD . ttl 1 with FRANCHOT TONE CLAKK GABLE isauiillg juaujr Mae ROBSON . Ted HEALY mri, ,r fcJM-:.t.lti'.'lim ii ii