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si. PAGE TEN Medford Mail Tribune "Ewyona in Soirthtro Orlfloo Rua. tha Mall rrlbuitt'' Dally Biecpt Saturday PtiblUnvd W MEDKinin priniino eo. as-at-." n. rit bl ' ROBERT BUHL, EdlUw Ad Indrpewlaot Kawipapat Enured u aeconrl daaa wiur II Wadfor.. Ornon. ' Act of Mild) 8. H'. 8UURCHIPTI0N RATE8 Sy Mill In Adranca ' .- Dally, III c.oniaa.. -.z n.ilv im manth ,BU By Carrier In Adranea MedJord. At'; JirkMDillU. Central Point. Phoanll. Talant. Gold Hill ana on oiau.aj.. Dally. on. yrar ?" Dally, all monthl ntw nna nontb a0 All ttrmi. tub Id adrioet. Official paptr of It City of Madlota. Official paper of Jaekac-D Count. MEMBER OP THE. ASSOCIATED PRESI Tia Aeaoclatei. Preaa la aicluilreli antltlM tna oaa lor puoncauon ui u.... ...- eredlud to It or otharwtae credited lo tnle paper and aim to ma lorn ww yuun. ......... All rlcbta for punllratloo of apadal dlapau&aa Herein are aiw rew.cu. MEMBER OF UNITED PRESS MEMBER Of AUDIT BUREAU or CIRCULATIONS Adrertlilns Repreaentatlree U. C. M01IESSEN k COMPANT Offleee In New Yori, Chicago, Detroit, Translate. Uoa Angelea Seattle Portland. Editorial Correspondence Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Ferry. Tha Democratic charge that the objection of Col. Lindbergh to the abrogation of the airmail contract U a "publicity atunt," will remind the public that they cannot pick up a paper, or go to a movie, without being confronted with a picture of the Democratlo grandchildren at play, or their grandmother making a apeech or riding a horse. .The admlnlatra tlon doee not hate publicity-good. bad, or neither. a Most of the 1834 autos announce they have "conquered wind resist ance." It's the resistance of phone polei. and the like, that really mat ters, and are still unsubdued. Fancy drinkers are flirting with w.ni.n,.r. and darlnu atate fcllV um.i.M"-' liquor control to be a success. ., "r, nv atockman. towned yesterday arid Is convalescing from the last iinei or ni uu. r these parts. The dog now has a set of underwear for Its hind-legs. A Douglas county opponent of the ales tax, writing to his favorite news psper, desires to know, "how can I stsnd a cent sales tan, when I buy a nickel cigar." It li Immaterial to ask how he stands the nickel olgar. Mrs. Oliver Spies entertained with an "earthquake" auction bridge party Wednesday afternoon. An "upheaval had been arranged in the playing of each four hands. (Baker Democrat Herald) An earthquake la not a very good description of what Happens when one plays the wroag card In a bridge game. The barber-hope have been divorced from the banks, and no longer close up on the slightest provocation. . One gubernatorial candidate Is ad vocating, "distribution of wealth. u in a., thn nothlna to dl- nnu vuanv - Tide vote. 'The whack-up platform Has appeal, but the people are warn-" .. ...... ..r,,i thv will lose the elec tric lights they hsv been getting without cost. A gent was In from the country yeeterday. and reported thst the tractor-wheel-stealing season has opened. m.. rtn-HtuMnn VU BTSUed. and America" aing Monday evening by a lsrue group of cltljiens, without the courthouse being the scene of a felony. - A number of three-year husbands ha been busy spading backyards, without argument, or alleging It will throw them off their bowling stride. In the opinion of msny wives, the spaders think, they are going to vi..ih rails with the dreeed-up Oleemen next week, but are due to make other arrangement. Atty. Porter J. Neff who hea betn In Washington. D. C. with hla port folio, has headed for home. It wll. be Just like Atty Neff. when he ar rives, to grant an Interview, and re port thst while In the east, he saw a Republican snesklng up an alley. - "A smile counts ss much In basket ball aa the hooped throws." (Siski you Newel They don't elUicr. It Is never recorded: The Leopards defeated the Ant-Katers last night by mirain of two basket and 1 amllea. ANOTHER riECE OF 11 VS. rrsnf. Record i A former governor of Mississippi ts earning MOOO a year in tne . n only Job la to read newspaper and magaalnea from all eeetlona of the country and clip Items reflecting edi torial resctlon to the farm program. A former governor of Oeorgla t receiver for two defunct national banks In Waahlngton. by appoint ment of the comptroller of the cur rency. Th eon of the clerk of the boue of repreeentetlvea Is solicitor to the rfamrlnwnt tit COmmCrCO. A enter of a senator from Virginia la registrar of tne united ot. treasury, LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 14. A. C. Allen, Jim Alien ana Whr. Allen are down here and have been for many months. Echo ia Jim's baby, three and one-half years old, so named because he is a chip off the old block and the young block too all Allen, just an ECHO! . The reason for this long exile from the Kogne mver vauey is, of course, the.effort to break the will of the late wealthy ,) ,.; TfoitVi who left her fortune, variously esti mated from $300,000; to. a cool. million, to Jim, her favorite nephew. It has been a very long and interesting trim, out the end is not yet in sight, though Jim opines it will be wound up in ten days or two weeks. He hopes so. ine em. i.c. family is fed up to the ears with Jjos Angeies, ana ao u.cj long to get back to "God's country." They naturally don't th trial is comintT out it's a jury trial and you never can tell about juriesbut the newspaper boys covering the hearing maintain it's ft cincn lor dim, ana m things the newspaper . boys, entertaining no illusions,-arc usually right. ; HERE'S a break! Motoring down from the Los Angeles golf club, tried to turn off Wilshire to Hollywood at the "three corners," and was soon in a terrific jam with horns tooting, drivers cursing and a speed cop at the curb shaking his list. We couldn't imagine what we had done, for there was no "stop" signal visible and we supposed it was customary to 1-. l.rU I... J thnf ai nut r,f fllA htlftillfRft Section. IilHKe ra ieii. rimiu w.o., - www v... Well, no one was hurt and no fenders were smashed and the speed cop waved us over to the curb for a little Heart to lai- ollr " WHERE 'D YOU COME FROM ANYWAY 1" growled the officer, looking as iiard-Doilea as uuii Montana. We told him sweetly, "Medford, Oregon." There was a brief pause, -the cop seemea to eaten nis uream then came out with arqiL-x,- n.),.-. T noma from Tinl" moment he was eivine the tourist from the sticks a little spoofing, but quickly saw the man was in deadly earnest rrKloo iit- I cht hnnrl of fellowshio and assuming v nw t,tvnv "O - an air of gay and careless comraderie, asked "When did you leave there." "Twenty years ago," was the reply. 'l.A't,t tliA limn tea Mrnfl." ' nv.n t nt.nf fiorn'nrr wit Vi Rill Isaacs a few years ago Bill's a great fisherman. And say, how's Bill' Gore, and Bill Vawter fishinfe any good these das! 1 expeot to get dbck to tc UIU IIU1I1C tlliD iOUl tv a. m.j The card read, "C. C. Harrison, 9375 Burton Way, Beverley Hills, member California Municipal and county aioiorcyuiB Officers' association, California Association oi niguway nu t.MlAv T4illa iAnnrt.menfc of nolice." . "P1...J fn most vnn. it s a Deautliui aay auu uuii o to look us up when you come up for the hUnting-ot- was it fishingl We can tell you where to go. Well, bye bye.", "Hev. not quite ao fast, DAD. When you turn left don t i' t,.,t tli miTSTnH line, eet met". at) it. irum au; vuv , mi We got him 0. K but he didn't get us exactly. That was . a.t.jnir Hut- I TTi Q (VI 11 A callintt "Ye Editor" flitting . gaily IL UlCaik WWV M.ataaj. w O around in green bug, "DAD!"- ' "THJOK in the California ladies' championship golf tourney at the L. A. olub, hoping for some good copy, out got none ti,.. .an nn nlrlar rrnU in whitA trousers and crimson hunt ing jackets as was tne case a year ago, no nysierica, no u.i. n..n;n nkinn in tnit that u-aan 't strictlv accordintT to Hoyle. JUUIUJC, UUIII.UB M " V-..V o We did find the . Oregon entry, Miss Marion McDougall of - .... ail 1 J.. P.rllonl ' nnA frvMftTT-H tlint. PArnPSf. 1)11(1 mUCKV VUUMJZ HKl around for 18 holes, pulling tor nor nara, dui sno wm uunujr . . . A.1A ir!.. Hf beaten on the 17th, two and one oy a fliiss adooi. mi -it:-Dougall is a mere kid, only 20 or 21, stocky, with a turned a most unruffled business like man . oh. .-ao A,-, fmm tlio atari, niirl foutrht hard for every hole, rimming the cup on the 17th which had it dropped would have given her a par and another chance. Naturally she was ji. ri w AiAn't r.hnw it." shook hands with a smile, and told her opponent to go in and win. No doubt about her .... M, t - 1 J f golfing temperament and we predict sue win De nenra num in the future. . Tr.r.iHnlv th tpv hotJi these Bins banged the ball, reacn ing the green on a 460-yard hole in two for example, was a sight for bifocals on a masculine nosel WE WENT to see Francis Lederer in "Autumn Crocus" at the El Capitan in Hollywood, with misgivings. This man Lederer has been blurbed to us as the matinee man ot tne hour, the flutterer of feminine Hearts par exoeuence gun powder and incense! Matinee idols have been a pet aversion since the days of James K. Hackett ' Well, the place was packed to the rafters and there weren t more than three men in the mob. We were all set to see a jwung Apollo with patent leather hair, a Grecian profile, pen ciled eyebrows, and self-conscious smirk, with feminine hands clapping and hearts fluttering at every turn, out mere was nothing of the sort. There is nothing posey or synthetic about this young Oer man actor. He is as resl, as unassuming, and as charming as anything we have seen on the stage in many a long day. And "Autumn Crocus" is a splendid bang-up show, from the time the curtain rises until it finally falls. There is humor, romance, real atmosphere, and genuine feeling throughout. Lederer aom nni.. tVim iilav hut his aunnrtrt ia flawless. How often that is truel The Keenest pleasures in a Dig as well as a little way, are nearly always uim-m ia-it-ia OPF.aKlYfS nf .lamia K. Hackett. that name remiuds us of a young girl she isn't so young now she just ADORED James and nearly swooned when she had an opportunity to go behind the scenes of his play and meet the great matinee idol. It was a Civil war play or some sort secret service or sneit audoah, or something like that. Hackett was a gallant Union officer. The great moment arrived, the introduction took place, the great actor bowed low, and was greatly charmed of course. There was an awkward silence, the young lady felt it was up to her to say something, so she did. She said, "Oh MR. Hack ett, you just look WONDERFUL in your Uuion suit!" . -K,.W,B. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M.D. . .. n.ru.nai hmlth and hvflene not to dls- : m nVU.b answered b, Dr. Brad, U a .lamped .elf-addressed envelop. Is .nclod. Utter, .bould be orlef and written ui Ink. Owing to the large n timber ot letter, received only a swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, iei El camino, neveriy mu. u. TAKE NOURISHMENT FOR EXAMPLE. tier Ii &SV "' ,i vrhnM. T ui Bettai Davla the attrM lA.mrlmuilv draff herself across the scene I wonder how long It will be before the poor deiuoea cnua is -jr.. .., en to the an. A Wk.1' good many ml guided young wo men hava been bitten by t b e Hollywood diet bug and have ended their ca reera In a tuber culosis eanltort urn. A moderate n ductlon diet In tellUtently fol' Iawi la rathar weight Individual of mature age. But & wiii. r, twrann vnn nu nor. vrt i,- tainArf wmtnUta adult tavelonment cannot safely restrict diet in any way. unless unaer tne personal cttreubiun mr, A .k.Huatlnn f Vimi iwn nivalclan. Children in their 'teen need as much or In some Instances more nourishment than their sedentary ninnr. tirf far tha vounar ones ara not only more active physically, a a rule, Out invariably require a lair amount of energy for growth and de- uinn..ne mA ir t.b.fi ttimt la unln- telligently restricted In any way they Simply do not get tne requtrea ener gy and Inevitably they suffer grave MnwiiunMi imnna which the Uirht- lng up of tnat smouldering or intern. tuberculoel wnicn moat oi us navo Th. .hmm riiilfc vhn rin.a no herd work or play but lives a sedentary life MsniirM narnana b.dou caionea daily. Prom social habit and the constant temptation to Indulge In superfluous eweet or "refreshments" aucb as I.- Mam anTAabman (IT mlldlV alcohoUo beversges, the average sed entary adult tanee irom iwi vo 4.000 calories dally, and the excess well, that's wnat we are aeruing wii.ii In these talk. A man doing hard outdoor work, or a wAman Hnln0 waahlnfiT. SCrubbllUZ OT sweeping need a dally ration of from 4,400 to 4.SOO calories, u. o. ami rations yield about 9.000 calories, and soldier doesn't grow tat on i. fl naw rations are 400 to 500 calo ries more than the army ration. Tha ara nn aatlaf SCtorV table OT figure to show how many calorie a person bum on oy waiaung a nine, by dancing, or by other forms of work, oiav or exercise. But there are a few scientific data of interest: Walking 2 miles per hour Increase mahahnllam (OXldlXStlon OT COmDUS- tlon rate) to three time the resting raj waUclnor 4 miles ner hour Increas es It to five times the resting rate. That, manna vmi ourn uo vnc oxyww fuel or tissue that much faster. Prom three to six miles of oxygen on tne hnnr avarv rfav la a fine remedy, ei ther preventtve or curative, for over weight. Finnish physiologists In the Hels- Inatar PhvalnloffV Institute found that dancing I a fine way to epeed up metabolism. The waltn, shimmy. foxtrot Increase metaooiism tour fold, and the polka and mazurka in crease It ten-loldl iney touna m gentle weltilng uses up twice as many .in-ia. aa nrrilnarv svmnasttc exer cises do. The mszurka used up more calories thsn does running too steps to the minute, aimnia ivvmnaatla or oallsthenlo ex .miu. a,ih aa manv follow to keep "fit" are fine for the purpose, but not an wl fnr reduction. However, bet ter half an enori in tnat way msae constant loaf. Many men ana womvu have reported that the horizontal movement of the Last Brady Sym phony (send dime and atamped ad-H-auuua anvainna fnr the booklet! have t-ainaH rinwn ambarraaslng epigastric exuberance, and I'm willing to admit It might help do .o If one pracuw temperance In eating too. ni'vevlnve Avn ANSWERS Like a Thouaand Units of Antitoxin. A thousand thank for "Tne consif t..inn uahit Tt haa helned me won derfully. I shall alwaya be grateful to you. 1 did Just exactly aa your In struction said and It worked out fine. (Mra. O. W. P.) iMr rnnatloatlon 1 only a bad i.aKit wvniiff navchnlnffV. The booklet "ra rinattnatton Habit" Costs a dime end a atamped envelope bearing your address but tnmx oi tne sav ing In th cost of physio for the rest of your life. One thank is aa good as a thousand. Hlstamln for Itching, a ii r-...rt' iMt whom 1 ad ministered tetanus antitoxin had a urticarial reaction. He was Tallin., ahnllt OH the flOOT With the Inlanaa ltehlnar. I tried adrenalin ephedrln, amytal. even morphln. .ithnnt affAi-t. and flnallv bethought myself of hlstamln, and gave him two dose of a minim eacn, nypo dermlcally of course, and thl brought Immediate and lasting relief. I have used hlstamln in several case oi iur tractable prurltu with happy results IK Xf. J.. M. LM 1mm. Thanlr vou. Doctor. The suggestion will probably bring reltef to a lot of aulierer. What, Hay rever in tvinterr tvi vnn think aolne to Florida would help a aufferer from hay fever or asthms? (A. V. B., West Virginia.) Answer Perhaps going to uuiutu or Banff would be a better bet. One ha no business with hay fever In th win ter. It oan happen, I auppose. out mo claim arouses a good deal of suspi cion. (Copyright 1934- John r- Dme 00 ' TBS YEARS AOO TODAY February IS, 1924. (It Was Saturday) Blossom mine on flardlne Creek 1 sold to Eastern syndicate. Basketball now hold center ot stage In central Point district. (Medford and Jackson County History From tbe FUes of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 tear. Ago.) ty official I met with threat of ult for slander and criminal awn, - the accuser write. "It wa all a ml-Uke." 5,000 eggs aet In Fern Valley hear house. TTnt4 Atatfta Aenator la hit In head with stray bullet. In battle between police and bootlegger. Salem convicts allowed to visit wives evenings, the governor aomits. rtarman marks sold on street cor ner by two smooth men, and they ao a lana omce Dusineas. Also bbh a book describing "Inflation In Ger many. J. court Hall takes the agency for the Hupmoblle auto. 'Olva the Fish a Chance" I ub)ect of an editorial. BEHIND THE NEWS. (Continued from Page One) election thl year and want to get borne. Poatmaater-Oeneral Farley's selec tiu, f winiam Brsv ss his naw sec retary Is a shrewd move. It may help considerably In getting r-ariey on more friendly basis with house Demo crats who hav been ranting about lack of patronage. ray a.a .' Democrat in tne w" "J Jl Z name. His Job win be to srcp "- happy. ' Silver Continues Advance In frice NEW YORK, Feb. !. WV The sil ver market extended It recent ad vane again today, bar metal g'n'? 4 of a oent an ounce to reach th 46-cent level for the first time elnco 1930. ,, Active future months improved h oent an ounce and In some case more In brisk trading. Three new pipe organ ordered by oeorga A. Hunt lor ni. xnovia nouses. TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY February 16, 1914 (It Was Monday) Council orders removal of hog pens irom tnicaiy settiea (caiucutioa bidm. Drama league to be re-organlzed with 20 directors. Vallev coming to fore a potato raising sectton. Attempt to blacken name of coun- Ed. Note: Reader, wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letters direct to Dr William Brady. M. D, 263 El Ca mino, Beverly BUI. Cai. Bible Conference SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18 'Jack Mitchell, Teacher Federated Church, Central Point, 11:00 a. m. Baptist Church, Medford, 3:00 p. m. "Guarantee of Our Redemption" Baptist Church, Medford, 7:30 p. m. "Is Christ Going to Return?" L II n K"l il 1 -II 1 Meteorological Report February 18. 1934 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to- nisht. rain Saturday. Not much change In temperature. Oregon: Fair east and cloudy west mimi tinier. anrl Saturdav. Rain southwest portion Saturday. Slightly colder east portion wuikui.. OPENS TOMORROW 1 . . SATURDAY . Continuous Shows Both Saturday and Sunday Doors Open Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 49: lowest, 31. Total monthly precipitation, .14 Inch; deficiency for the month, 1.18 Inches. Total precipitation since Sep tember 1, 1933. 6.30 Inches: deficien cy for tha season, 6.20 Inches. - Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 48 per cent; S a. m. today, 92 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 7:04 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 5:46 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 130th Meridian Time 1:45 P. M. f j I ... . . .aia aaaa 1 aa. aaaa ""UCrV'aS ' lUpjaOLRtlUrl'.. ' 8 s f f r i I 1 $ f 1 ' N I? ( r? - 44 4 Clear s. 'll V 60 48 .06 CTr y 1 1 ii J SS. r-rt it' 11 i I I .111 ' J I .4 .a I I I 1 1 I The long-awauea pioiure ine m t Boston ... Chevenno Chicago Eureka Helena Los Angeles MEDFORD . New Orleans New York .... Omaha .. Phoenix Portland Rann 66 Roseburg 64 Salt Lake City .... 68 San' Francisco .... 60 Seattle 88 Spokane 84 Walla Walla 42 Washington. D.C. 48 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Stated Communication o: Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. 6s A. M., Friday, Feb. 16, at 7:30 p. m. Extra pro gram. Vlaltora Invited. V. A. NORK13. w. M OEO. ALDBN. Secy. 38 56 .... 50 .... 32 .01 48 .16 46 .... 52 1.14 44 .. 86 . 40 .... 24 T. HEATH'S DRUG STORE Medford Bldg. Phone S&4. These cut prices will be kept for all on the following week, and they are for cash only. Don't forget that Heath's Drug Store meet any cash price advertised in Medford. Castor Oil, 4 oz - He Fitches Shampoo and Hair Uu, ($1.00 value) 69c Mercurochrome, J-oz. Applicator Btl. 9c (guaranteed 2 percent) . Ovaltine ($1.00) 75c Lifebuoy and Palmolive 2 for 11c Lavoris ($1.00) - 69c Hair Brushes, Prophylactic 49c 1-lb. Prince Albert . . -75c Camels, Luckies and Chesterfields . 2 for 23c Putman Dyes .10c Squibbs' Mineral Oil . 69c Mb. Flaxseed ...17c Nursoda (for gas or a sour stomach) 75c 9fcL DRUG STORE Medford Bldg. Phone 884 O0EQ1 CUDIS PLUS SHORT REELS "Paramount News" CARTOON "SHE WRONGED HIM RIGHT" The long-awaited picture the world is clamoring for! The one and only Garbo in the flaming romance of a Queen who sacrificed everything for love! LAST TIMES TODAY THIS BIG DOUBLE BILL Lionel Barrymore in "This Side of Heaven" lso "A Shriek in the Night" Ginger Rogers PLUS SHORT REELS Best Wishes For SUCCESS To Medford's Fine Pilsener Brewery Which establishes another Industry in the Rogue River Valley! Porter Lumber Co. THE BUILDERS BUREAU OF INFORMATION 204 South Fir St. Phone 124 1'
