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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORT) MAIL TRTBTJNT3, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934. Medford Mail Tribune "Ewyont in South! n Ottoon Rcdi thl Mill fribun." Otltj except tUturdif PUbllirhN) M lltDrUKD PBINTINQ CO. S5-3T.39 N. Hi BL KOBE HI W. HUHL, Editor Ad lodrpendciit Ntwtpapcr Entered u tKood elan matter at UedfonJ. Breton, under Act ot Mart 8. 1870. SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Mill- Id Adttne Pally, oni year IS.00 Dally, U umtbi Mo Dally, one monlb 60 By Carrier Id Adtanee Medford, Aiblaod, Jactsoorllle, Central Point, Pboeall, Talent, Gold Bill rJ oo UlBhnaya. Dally, one year fSOU Dally, ill months.., 8.35 Dally, on mootb 60 All terms, eub lit adiue. Official paper of loe Clly of Medforl Official paper of Jackaoo County. MEMBKH or TUB ASSOCIATED PHE88 B we I Tina Pull Leased Wire Berrlc Tb Aiaodaltx Preai la eidmltely CDtltled U toe use for publication of ail oewt dupatcne credited to It or otbervU credited to Ihii paper and alio to ttae loeal new puhllihed herein. All rlibta for publlcatloo of ipedal dlspatebea Herein are also rtttnta. MEMBER Or UNITED PBE8S HEMBEK Or AUDIT BIIUEAO Or C11ICUUTI0N8 ' Adrer Using Hepreaentatltee M. & M0IIEN8EN COMPANY Omen la Ni York, Chicago, Detroit, Sao Francisco Loo 'Angela Seattle Portland, Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. . Horseback riding ha. taken the Older Qlrle by storm, end ' Judging olely by appearances at the Ilnlsh, the storm had cyclone tendencies. As yet no husband has hopped on be hind, to tell the equestrienne how to ride. conwiidation'of'the'ss counties of I the state into eight counties will j never work, unless cignt cities can be found willing to act as county eats under the new order. Another mother wormed a baby buggy through the corner congestion and' never barked & Communistic j shin. The demands that State Treasurer Holman reslsn the tre&surershln I while running for the governorship, I are showing loss results than prayers Press reports state the three wom en arrested aa companions of No. 1 Bandit John DUllnger, following his latest murderous escape, "hid their Csoes," aa well they might, the photos to come will attest. In any event, It wu a bit of unexpected though tardy good Judgment. PLEASE MAKE CR1MKS TIMELY (Knox (N. D.) Advocate.) The Advocate la not tn the habit of asking favors from any one, being aatlafled to let things take their natural course, but It' going to make an exception In tills caae and (uk All holdup men, yegga, robbers, thieves, thugs, kid napers and gangsters, that con template operating In and adja cent to Knox, to ao arrange their . schedules that any Job they pull off may be do no on either Wed nesday or Thursday night, so that the news may be printed In Fri day's paper while It Is still news. CltlEcns on the bonrrierllno of exis tence would pay 76 por cent of the sales tax. (Voters Pamphlet, Pp. 74.) Yea, but It won't shorten up the boarding house rench. Thr Jim Owen mill .has started up, employing 300 people, and acntterlng granulated anwdust on the rose ' bushes when the wind la In Is In the north. KICKING INSTINCT DORMANT (Portlnnd Spectator) Last 8undny, at the base of the Olympics, an erstwhile aoft-drlnk parlor was populous with both sexes the girls were holding am ple beer mugs in one hand, cigar ettes in the other; and being thus occupied were porn a pa un able to repel the oscillatory sa lutes of the men, vrhct were performed, be It said, In full view from the road way. LYING SEASON OPENS The 11)34 campaign lying has start ed on the rural front. It Is as ma lignant as tne last time, but lacks t.amwnrW am. h.a ...... . . hv wix.r inn.u.. ih. -.I. and federal laws, covering ,nfler. i Hn"l. nd exploited by the The masses are getting so they can hrewdeat minds. It could never get remember tie name of the liar, aa oln na Howlnir In failures well aa his product. This Is very em- ,or 30 ',,r WM toTn d0"". harassing, and makes more work for .i.-i .. n,.M a. n.. ,h. !..... ti..iH.. .... Thfi arrival of Anna Gould de Cas- In IZT'Z "worth ST. .'gh " I " used perjury., and cltleen. generally , 'nPh" the vast giilf between her figure, times being what they .,,nt her sister. Helen Oould. Anna's there Is no use to repeat t'le .xtrva.!"n,'-wlnel m"rble P"1,M' ,0 ,nowr gance, and the mess. to wh0 "'' lon"t Bol The favorite canard of the day Is Boulogne, haa long been the haven the allegation, "the audit It madelfor ,h ,rrla nka of expatriates public, will set the county on fire." ,0' 1116 r'nch capital. While her social Proof la lacking for two reasons: The "'"H h"T hwn clipped time after fibber don't want the county to burn ,lm' n "U" tn high. The Helen up, and fears he will be arrested for Oould town house is, outside of the arson, If It does. The reason why i Wendell home, the gloomiest remain the audit has not burned up, Is be- ng avenue mansion. The mistress Is cause It la printed on asbestos paper. ! concerned only with philanthropies. The atiiiit la open to public Inspec-' tlon. one does not have to knock In a court house window with an axe to see It. The audit speaks for Itself, but It can't get out and con tradict It detainers, who know more about It than tie auditor. It Is doubtful If the carrcnt cam palgn lying will assume the propor- tlona or a. revolution, or cause any great amount of hysterics, ftolks are not as tired of believing th, truth as la mi. Three Cheers for the Debaters ATHLETICS, we often hear, are. over-emphasized.' We are not so sure about that. We believe it more likely that learning is UNDER emphasized. Take football, for example. It's a great game. This paper has often said so in this column, and praised the fine high school teams that excellent coaching has produced. Football develops the body, self reliance, character. We would dislike to see it enjoy less popularity and less public support, than it does today. The game, as we 'see it, is from every standpoint, worth while. Yet, as education is or should be preparation for life, football is not nearly as important, in that preparation, as de bating. Yet who ever heard of a cheering section at an interschool debate, or a city celebration after a debating victory t We take the keenest interest in the training of a football team, and go wild over a football victory; but who cares about the training of a debating team, and what victorious debating team was ever met at the train with a brass band! We don't wish to see football played down, but we do believe it would be a fine idea to play debating UP. In other words attain a better balance, between what is commonly known as brawn and brain. OUR attention has been called to this subject by the an nouncement from Eugene yesterday that the Medford high school debate team, coached by Ralph Bailey, Will AGAIN represent the western half of Oregon in the f inula of tlie high school debate league. That announcement was under a small bead on the last page. Yet Medford 's debating record under Mr. Bailey, has really been as remarkable and outstanding as the football record, of which we are all so proud. We are not asking that Coach Bailey be presented with a new air-flow ear, or that the members of the debating team be given gold gavels to wear on their watch chains (or their vanity bags 1) but we ARE suggesting that a few rousing cheers for Medford's debating coach and his ora torical charges are decidedly in order, and the Mail Tribune herewith proceeds to give them. EDUCATION is a preparation for life. Well there is nothing more valuable in life than a well trained mind, and the ability to think clearly, under stress, and express oneself clearly in a crowd. It might be termed the motive power to distinction. Well that is whal debating does. And wo doubt if there is a high school coach in the state, who has shown more rcmark- 'able ability, in developing these Mr. Ralph Bailey. So all honor debating team ! NEW YORK DAY BY DAY BY O.O.Mclntyre NEW YORK, April 36 The quick bound ol the red-headed Detroit choir boy, Joe Penhor to pinnacles of stage and radio fame has done more to hearten the performer than anything during the depression. A small-time artlat, knocking about in the uncer tainty of split weeka and aleeper Jumps, he Is to day ahogun of his profession. When he Jump ed from a ioo- a-weok radio performer vo a salary of 860 a week he had reached a peak beyond his wildest Imagination. That It should, In a very short space, bal loon to $8000 a week, plus his equally enormous stage earnings, becomes the greatest salary phenomenon known to show business. Just his crazy line, "Wanna buy a duck?" caused two toy factories to drop standard outputs to turn out toy ducks of every dosrription. The odd thu g Is that hit. uppo.tl was de signed almoat solely for children. No one thought of It catching the en huslMm of the adult mind. His stage appearances have created a greal er furore than Bernhardt'. viuy unvo mi uux .iicb reoTua l - vn snaiwrca in me movie nouses wnere ne was omea out tne overflow filled neighboring houses. And no one Is so amazed as Penner himself. Queer upshoots in the amusement world make It the fascinatingly slum bering volcano It Is. There was Zlcg f eld's Midnight Frolic, a haphaeardry the wiseacres hooted, that lasted ten years, Christopher Morley's Hoboken experiment of producing forgotten mawkish melodramss In an aban doned theater and bringing New York's ermlned blase on the run. The Flea Circus In the bolt of sophisti cated 43nd street. Chauve Sourls, a tacky cabaret of the Moscow cellars. Dor DIckermAn'a Barn. And ao on. Contrarlly, there are the amusement Waterloos no one understands. The c,nlury theater for example. De When she dines out, It Is In the date tea room places of her neighbor hood and always at an Inconspicuous table. Xvery street In New Tork offera . paradox and a surprise, at least tor a country boy. This morning, aaunter- lng northward on Park avenue, I hap- pened to glance up and there piked from a hotel, waving In the aummft breeie alongside our own Stare and 'stripes, wu the flag ot Soviet Rut- T 'I ''.y .' 11 qualities in his students than to him and another champion als. The wind whipped them both out strongly, with equal partiality. In the sunshine the yellow of the hammer and sickle and the single star loomed on Its bright field no less clearly than our own red, white and blue. In a nosey mood, I stepped tn and asked the clerk why. Mr. Troy anovsky, the soviet ambassador to the U. B., was spending a quiet week-end at the hotel, and It was the manage ments way of showing they were glad to have him. And the other day In a newspaper shop, while caught up In conversation In a hallway, I heard my column being read In the patient sing-song of the proof reader. You cannot Imagine how terribly it sounded. Or maybe you can I Thingumabobs: Rex Ingram Is liv ing with an Arab tribe in North Africa . . . Albert Payson Terhune has never cared for cities since he was adopted years ago by a Bedouin tribe . . , Victor Herbert was the first man in New York to wear white edging on his vest . . . Casey Stengel, of the Brooklyn Dodgers, wears the wildest neckties to be seen In grenter New York . , , American dressmakers must pay Paris shops H60 each to attend the openings . . , Thomas Burke wears the highest collars of any literary figure in London . . . David Graham Phillips wrote every book three times and then revised them . . . Fannie Hurst Is to visit Ruth Bryan Owen In Denmnsk this summer. Overheard In a cafe squall: "Can't you get along without such personali ties?" "Maybe. You seem to get along without any whatever." (Copyright, 1934. McNaught Syndi cate, Inc.) BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Stevens of 605 Columbus street, are the parents of a boy. weighing six pounds and six ounces, born yesterday, April 35, at the Sacred Heart hospital. Both mother and son are doing well. Gets Death Threat A d.ath threat, b.llsved to have torn from th John DUllnger gang., and aimed at Gov. George Whit (above) of Ohio u studied by postsl authorities. Signed "friends of Harry and Charily," th latter thratnd th governor unlets he oardoned Harry Plarpont and Charles Maklty, convicted Dllllngei hnehmn. (Ao;lsl,d Prsn Photo) v V. Personal Health Service By William Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene nut lu dis ease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady II a stamped self-addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number ot letters received only a lew can be an swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions Address Dr. William Brady, 'ifS El camlno, Beverly Hills, Cal. RECKLESS INDULGES CB IN PAIN-KILLERS As long as one Individual or cor poration owns a patent on anything the owner has a monopoly and can exact a high price for the product. But after the patent expires anybody can make and sell the product, and the price then falls, from com petition. Some people who believe In fairies take a dose of aspirin whenever they feel at all out of sorts, tired, worried, restless. In pain, or whenever they have general ma laise and believe they are coming down with some Illness. These peo ple seem to regard the pain-killer as ,a kind of panacea for human Ills. Personally, I like a good shot of aspirin myself once In a decade or so. But before I have the courage to Ingest It I've got to be feeling pretty darn awful not Just anxious or worried, but in real misery. Then I thank the modern science that brought a benlflcent analgesic Into the world. If there Is any medicine that will relieve the aches of an acute feverish illness more promptly and more safely than aspirin does, I have not heard of It. At the same time I'd much prefer to put up with the mild discomfort of an ache or pain or distress of any kind that does not actually disable, than to dope myself with aspirin or any other paln-klller and. try to "keep going." Here Is-where so many people make a serious mistake, and in some in stances It proves a fatal mistake. It Is a serious mistake In any case to attempt to kill the ache or pain or other unpleasant symptoms of ma laise that commonly announce the onset of crl by dosing with any such drug and trying to "fight It off." You idiot, that Isn't fighting; that's sur rendering and handing over your wea. pons. If you mean really to put up a fight against the on-coming or "threatening" Illness, be It "grip. "flu," pneumonia, coryza or heaven only knows what, you'll lay aside all minor considerations and give your self a break by hopping straight Into bed to see It through. Ace tan! lid Is another coaltar deriv ative, an older and cheaper one than aspirin, that Is the sense-deadening Ingredient In dozens of nostrums sold to the public as "cold" cures, head ache and neuralgia cures, rheumatism cures, cures for fatigue, the blues or Iff L- ALMOST every other car on the ' market is selling at substantially higher prices today than last year. But Studebaker prices are $155 to 620 lower! And the new 1934 Stu debakers are finer cars in every way than the finest that Studebaker offered in former years. They're magnificently streamlined. Built like battleships of seamless steel reinforced by steel. They're so roomy that six grown-ups are easily accommodated in the sedans. Studcbaker's own million-dollar development, Quadripoise Suspen sion, cradles the action of all four wheels at all speeds and on all roads. DICTATOR .... $68S COMMANDER . 920 PRESIDENT . . . 1170 Btstfinff t( factory. Bumper, . tpal eipment txirm Sanderson Motor Co. 207 South Riverside Studebaker Cars and Trucks Sales and Service MOM THt SPEEDWAY COMES THEIR Urady, M.D. what have you. There are many rec ords of death from poisoning by thews "harmless" nostrums, either from overdose or from chronic habitual In dulgence. Both aspirin and acetan llld have their addicts. , One popular nostrum containing a full dose of ace tan i lid In every spoon ful Is Indiscriminately sold at soda fountains and freely Indulged In by people who believe In fairies, for everything from bilious feeling to brain-fag. A middle-aged business man who should have known better but was such an Insufferable wl&acre that no one could tell him anything, was in the habit of Indulging In this soda fountain dope quit regularly. He was an addict. He craved more and more of the acetanlllde to benumb the die agreeable feelings left after the list dose had worn away. Finally he took one extra large dose on retiring, and three or four hours later his family found him dead, deeply cyanajed (black and blue), as are most vic tims of acetanilld poisoning. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What, Imported Pill? Daughter, aged 17, has beginning of an exophthalmic goitre, and our phy sician has prescribed an Imported p!H. She takes one a week and has taken them for four years. I am getting worried. What shall I do? Mrs. L. F. Answer Stop squandering your money on fancy nostrums and the quacks who prescribe them, and take your daughter to a competent phy sician and find out If there's any thing thematter with her. Bunion. Is there anything one can do to reduce a bunion? My daughter tried your Whitfield's ointment recipe for her foot itch contracted four years ago. ' It has cleared It up. Mrs. M. K, J, Answer Send a stamped envelope bearing your address and ask fov monograph on Care of the Feet. Read ers who wish advice about foot itch, "athlete's foot," ringworm, fungus, send a dime and stamped adressed envelope for booklet, "Unbidden Guests." For relief of the pain, sore nes sand Inflammation of bunion, paint the area only once with lnctute of lodln, and then apply a large dress ing kept wet over night with alco hol, witch hazel or bay rum. (Copyright, 1934, John F. Dllle Co.) E1 Note: Renders wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letters direct to Dr. William Brady, M. IK, 205 E. Ca mlno, Beverly Hills, Cal. 155 to620 lower tnan last year Finer than the ever TWO AERODYNAMIC MASTERPIECES OF 1934 Could vehicles talk, this meeting of the Union Pacific's new 110 mile-an-hour train and a new skyway style Studebaker would undoubtedly sound like a session of a mutual admiration society. A.: - twT" -'""'ITS HOW'S THIS FOR ECONOMY? Checked by Western Union officials at start, en route, and at finish, the Studebaker Dictator pictured covered 16 miles at a 30-mile per hour aver age speed. Only one gallon of gasoline was given car at outset of trip. STAMINA! l! FROM THE Comment on the Day's Nezvs By FRANK JENKINS JAPAN warns the world to keep hands off China. Now If JAPAN ALSO will keep hands off China, a great forward step In world progress will have been taken. VISCOUNT CECIL, speaking In London, says: "The way to prevent Germany from rearming to the teeth Is for the Brlt Utfi and French to honor their .Ver sailles and Locarno treaty promises." THAT Is to say. the way to get Germany to keep her word Is for her enemies to keep THEIR word. Sounds reasonable, doesn't It? A STILL better way would have been, when Germany was al most wholly disarmed, following the war, for England and France and the rest of the nations to have disarmed similarly. Think what a lot of money would have been , saved for taxpayers all over t,he world If that had been done. TEN high school girls. In Topeka, Kansas, who administered a spanking to another high school girl because she violated & school tradi tion and had a date at a basketball game, must pay $2500 In damages, a federal Jury decides. 'Just how old do you suppose the members of that Jury are? T.hey must at least be getting far enough along In years to have lost touch with youth and the things youth thinks about. THE girl who was spanked had It coming to her, according to the rules of the game, and besides it Is probable that the spanking did her no harm. The pity of It Is that she lacked the sportsmanship to take her spank ing and laugh about it. Good sportsmanship Is really a rather valuable possession. YOUNG people often do curious things, and think in curious ways. For example, three University of Washington students were arrested up In Seattle the other day when they were caught posting placards Jinest Studebakers built before SKYWAY COMES THEIR STYLE heralding the appearance of commun 1st speakers. Communist speakers advocat de struction of the system that in this country has built more colleges than the world ever knew before and has made It possible for more young peo ple to go to college than ever before In history. SPEAKING of thinking, a man who had always been busy with a mass of detail got a better Job a while back, and found that In this better Job he had several hours of comparative leisure each day. He complained to his employer. ; "About half the time," ihe said, "I j have nothing to do but sit here In ! my office and THINK." I "That's quite all right," his em ployer responded, "as long as you THINK ABOUT THIS BUSINESS." ABOUT every business thatj has got along way ahead In this world has done so because somebody had the time to sit and do a lot of thinking about It. IF YOU are able to think, and think straight and to the point, you are worth quite a lot to the world. If you AREN'T able to think, you are Just another cog In the wheel. Flight o Time (Medford and Jackson County History From the Ftles of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 fears Ago.) TEN YEARS AUO TODAY April 26, 1924. (It was Saturday.) Highways In the Elk creek district being improved, and labor Is scarce. Rcgue River. mines change hands. James Stevens, baritone, gives a re cital under auspices of St. Mark's Guild. Forest fires raging in northern part of state. " Three DeAutremont brothers, sought for Siskiyou tunnel murders, reported hiding in Klamath county. Interest In primary election attracts no attention whatsoever. Editorial urges people to awake. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY April 26. 1914. (It was Sunday.) Miss Sybil Fish and Miss Florence Kenney were week-end guests of Miss Maude Newbury on Ross lane. Mediation by Latin republic looms to settle Mexican trouble. President sends an ultimatum to Rockefeller, stating that unless the coal strike Is Save $9 to $20 On Any Refrigerator Now On Our Floor MASTER SERIES ALL NEW MODELS Westinghouse Genuine HERMETICALLY-SEALED life time mechanism . . . with operating economy never before achieved in a full-powered, full-sired refrigerator. Remarkable new HANDY LATCH DOOR OPENER . . . Built-in electric flood-lighting, Econo matic defrosting with 27 other new and modern refine ments. One LINE ONE QUALITY ... 12 complete models with the same lifetime quality in the smallest as in the largest model. TROUBLE-FREE DOUBLY PROTECT ED . . . fully automatic under both normal and extreme conditions. Only the Westinghouse is dual-automatic. 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