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'PAGE TEST ' SIEDPORD MAIL" TRTBTJNT!. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JTJXE 7, 1934. Famous Georgia Minstrels on Craterian Stage Tol. 0 'tmwi a X The fftmoui Georgia Minstrels, combined with the Harlem Nlte Club Creole Girls, open a three-day engagement on the itage at the Cra terian Theater today. On the screen, Joan BlondeH will be shown In "Smarty" with Warren William, Frank McHtigh and Edward Ererett Horton alto In the oaat. " AUTO IN WRECK ORANTS PASS, June 7. (5pl.) Skidding on Shattuck corner of the Redwood highway about four miles from Grants Pass, a car containing four persona overturned early Wed nesday morning, landing with Its wheels In the atr. Mrs. Arthur Hanaeth of Orescent City was most seriously Injured, but an X-ray examination revealed that no neck bones were broken, as was feared. The driver of the car, Mrs. Oscar Miller of Gold Beach, suffered a deep cut from broken glass on her right hand, and shock and bruises. The two men, Hanseth and Miller, were also slightly Injured by the shock and Impact. The party was on their way to Med. ford to attend the Diamond Jubilee when the accident, caused by wet pavement, occurred, but for the Bake of Mrs. Hanseth, they, returned to their homes on the coast when she was released from a local doctor's of flee. PORTLAND, June 7. (AP) Chief Justice John L. Rand of the Oregon supreme court was honored at a din ner at the Press club here last night, sponsored by the Press club members or the Multnomah Bar association. John F. Logan, attorney, was toast master. Ben Hur Lampman, president of the club, presided. Done at Rogue Elk Saturday night. June 9. TOLO, June 7. (Spl) Last minute plans for a motor trip for the Ivan Wilson family of Gold Ray was chang ed when his parents. Mr. and Mr&. Mauzey and his sister, Mrs. Bingham drove In from Bhelton, Wash. They will return Thursday and are taking their little granddaughters, Joyce. B 11 lie and Norma for a month's visit on Puget Sound." Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are taking rooms in Med lord tempor arily where Mrs. Wilson will rest pre paratory for a major operation. Painful Piles Go Quick No Cutting No Salves If you think an operation la always the only way to escape the misery of torturing Piles, It's because you haven't heard of Hem-Rold the harm less Internal medicine discovered by a western physician. After years of study Dr.' J. 8. Leon hardt was convinced that the cause of Piles was Internal bad circulation of blood In the lower bowel the hemorrhoidal veins filled with stag nant blood and that the right and safe way to get freedom from PiH agony was to remove the cause with an Internal medicine. Immediately the doctor set to work to find the remedy. He succeeded and called hie prescription HEM-ROID. Pile sufferers everywhere are bene fiting by "Dr. Leonhardt'a discovery, so why doubt or delay longer when J arm 1 na. Woods, also McNalr Bros, of Ashland and all druggists say, "No matter -what kind of Piles you have, one bottle of HEM-ROID tablets must show you the safe clean way to get rid of your pile misery or money-back." IS , "The Business Man Veraua Oorvfu eion", waa the title of the address de livered Tuesday at the local Rotary elub meeting by Ernest Haycox of the Portland Rotary olub, well known novelist. The gathering waa attend ed by many out-of-town visitors as well as lady Rotarlana, In his address, Mr. Haycox said ."I am Interested In one thing, and one thing only which la the keeping open of the road of opportunity for the average American individual, so that he may earn his bread and hut ' ter, protect hla home, provide for his family, lay by something against old age and aohleve some degree of hap piness and comfort In this ail-too-ehort existence. "These are about all we may expect from life. When the tumult and the shouting dies and the captains and the kings depart these things remain as the only tangible rewards of liv ing, to is Important then that the road down whloh such rewards He, hould open to everyone. Whether wa accept or Ignore the rewards Is another matter entirely. But the read should be always open, so that no man may say he has been wilfully cheated or oppressed, so that no class may say that It Is being crushed down to provide privilege for any other class. He went on to say, later, that "The basis of our society la the profit mo tive, and It Is this profit motive which, of all the motives that ani mate us, has been most successful In pushing men up and out of the Jun gle and forward along the road we call civilization. It Is this motive which has furnished us with meet of . our energy and ambition and creative effort, It has been the mainspring behind our labors." "You cannot talk philosophy to a hungry man," Haycox said. "You cannot speak of Ideals to a fellow out of a Job or to a storekeeper with a padlock on his door or to a woman who sees her ohlldren eating the last of yesterday's scraps. These people want action. And It Is precisely be cause there have been so many mil lions of people In this oategory the last few years that we have seen two atrlklng and extreme types of govern ment rise to challenge the democratic type. I refer, of course, to commun ism and to fascism." Speaking of changes In government, Mr. Haycox told the Rotarlana: "We can well afford any sort of reform whloh ' alma at the suppression of abuse, whloh attempts to keep the road of opportunity clear for all men alike. But whatever the reform and whatever the law. It should be In each Instance fair and broad and Impartial. Beyond that we ought to preserve our, present system. "We should preserve it because In all this wide world there Is no other system whloh haa In It so much tol erance and reasonableness, no other system which promises the Individual so much psrsonal security and happi ness. It has made us great; It will make us greater, . . "After all, the province of govern ment la to lay down fair rules of competition under whloh all men may operate", Mr. Haycox stated. "It la an umpire, an arbiter, a court of last resort. When It turns from that function and seta up shop In compe tition with the individual citizens, when It plays favorites with one or another of Its claasea It turns Into a. bureaucracy, which la the most stupid, Inefficient, unwieldy mechan ism the mind of men can conceivably devise. "It comes down to this basic proposition.- rf we are to be a democ racy we must solve our problems as Individuals, If wa cannot do It as Individuals then we are confessing that the loglo of fascism and com munism la true that we do not pos sess the ability to think for ourselves, or govern ourselves." We are confess ing that democracy la merely a dream without reality. And that Is some thing I oannot believe and will not believe, Nor do I think you believe It." . .. Muslo for the meeting wsa furnish ed by the Hllo Serensders, and the Girls' Octette from the senior high school sang. Out-of-town guest included J. P. Welta and Fill Lorena of Klamath Falls, Lieutenant John M. Rae and Ed Morris of Bugene, and the follow ing from Grants Pass: A, B. Voorhles, Earl Voorhles, Morris Mllbank, V. W. Hammond, H, H. Mitchell, Charles Cooler and George Rlddell, Water Pistols Forbidden WOODBURY, N. J. (UP) Water pistols may be harmless, and all that sore of thing, but possession of one by any high school student here Is strictly forbidden. The resson? Harry M. Taxis, school principal, wsa "shot" with one recently. Indians Sang Cantata GALLUP, N. M. (UP) Thirty-two Navajo Indians sang the cantata, "Daniel," at ths Methodist church here recently. Later the novel pre sentation was given at other churches here and at Fort Wingate, Sea Gulli War on Hoppers PUEBLO, Colo. (UP) Great flocks of sea gulls have been seen ' lately In this land-locked state, with a threatened Invasion of grasshoppers the sea guns win be a valuable ally for the farmers In fighting the pests. CAMP-O RAL OF BOY SCOUTS TO OPEN ON FRIDAY Boy Scouts of the Crater Lake Area council will hold their annual Camp-o-Ral Friday and Saturday as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebration. They will set up their camp at the fair grounds Friday at 1:30 p. m., camping overnight and all day Saturday. Troops from the entire council will participate, coming from Siskiyou county. California, Oranta Pass, Eagle Point, Gold. Hill, Jacksonville and Medford. Each troop will camp as an Individual unit, arranging Its own camp and cooking all meals for the scouts of the troop. All events are competitive, the troops even being Judged on their camp arrangement and efficiency and the meals pre pared. An active and interesting program in scoutcraft and demonstrations has been arranged for the two-day Camp-o-Ral, Committees of Judges will score each event and a first place ribbon will be awarded In every con test. The large Camp-o-Ral cup will be awarded to the troop having the highest score at the olose. The committee of Judges for the special camp events le R. W. McCon nel, chairman, Col. W. H. Paine and Harold Woods. They will Judge the troop camp making, cooking, tower building and camp flrea and camp fire conveniences. The general com mittee, consisting of Max Pelrce, chalrmnn, F. L. Heath and Dr. F. Q. Bunch will Judge the following events taking place Friday afternoon: Troop yells, Scouting games, fire building and water boiling, pup tent pitch ing, general service and semaphore signalling and fire by friction. Seth Bullla Is chairman of a first aid com mittee that will Judge the first aid contest Frldny afternoon. A camp fire will be held Friday JUBILEE GUESTS For all export beauty services call at the Cinderella Beauty Shop East 8th Street Phone 1626 evening at 8 o'clock. All troops will gather around the camp fire and each one has prepared a short skit or stunt, for which points will be scored. In dividual Scouts will have atorles and songs and there will be general sing ing of scout and camp fire songs. Ssturday morning the major event In the troop Inspection at S o'clock. Captain B. B. McMahon Is the chair man of the committee on Inspection, and la selecting other members to aid him. The troops will be Judged on appearance and the formation for Inspection. The scout will be dismissed Sat urday afternoon to enjoy the activi ties of the Diamond Jubilee. They will report back to camp at 8:45 and after dinner the prizes will be awarded to the Camp-o-Ral winners. The Csmp-o-Ral Is the Isrgest ever planned In this council and reports, so far, Indicate that many scouts are turning out for the event. Splendid co-operation and much hard work have been given by the acoutmuters and committees. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend and witness the events of the Camp-o-Ral. There Is no admission charge. AU kinds of legal blanks for sale, for rent, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. Twenty-seven tribes of Indians from 13 states were represented In a pageant staged at a celebration n Kansas City, Kss. 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