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VVy.r IV or PSITEP PBES1 trxvucR or Atbll BUUEAO Or CIRCULATIONS Adrerllilni Bepreaentatlrea M. 0. MOIiCMEM COMPACT omeai Id Ne Tort, Cblcaio, Delrott, tas fraoelaeo Loa Angeiea Seattl. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Toung Democrat of Oregon con Ten today In Portland. Advance photograph of leadera, oratora, dip lomats, etc., lndlcat aoma have been more adept at hanging onto their I Democracy, than their youth. The inevitability of growing old la non partisan, and may come even unto a Juvenile Democrat, before he or he can be elected, or appointed to an office. It might be a good Idea to resolve, that the administration cease being Santa Claua long enough to enact the role of Ponoa de Leon, and appropriate billions for the es tablishment or federal "Fountains of Touth" at all highway intersections. Spring was here, but la thinking of departing, it la feared. A Brevlty league" has been or ganised among the ecribea of Dela ware. It Is supposed the main target will be rising Journalists, unable to say "ffhucXs" In leaa than 760 words. A number of tentative funerals catapulted down the Main Stem late yesterday evening and inefficiently mimed an unheralded 148 cowbell fthlvaree, wending Its fiendish way down the same spredwsy. The shtv are after making a aucceeaful nul aanoa of Itself, and causing nervous distraction In all hospitals and all homes where sick abide, returned from whence they came. EWTWELV JCftTIFMBtr BUT. (Red Bluff (Calir.) New) We are timid about trying to make-up to look like a cow boy. We have a mental picture of our selves In the regalia of a buck aroo and we would expect some prldeful lariat tosser to shoot us on sight. When we look up and down the street a Just before a round-up we wonder that some of our leading citizens haven't been ahot. , The United tSatea Senate commit tee heard testimony yesterday that the "protest against war" demon strations were "thin Communistic dlBguleea to aid the spread of Inter nal strife In the nation.'' The agita tion la largely confined to college student, who think that they think they are communist. In some in stances It may be a shock to sorely tried taxpayers to learn they are pungllng up cash for the propaga tion of hellralaera, under the guise of higher education. The Brat Hoi ahevlkie are marching for World Peace, and. moet important to rm out of borestome military drill. One of the any the taxpayers may have to march to get rid of Brat Bolshe vik., cluttering up the campus at the expeniw of everybody hut them selves. Tomorrow Is the beginning of "Be-Kind-to-Animals" week. Tnla may eventually lend to the launching ol a 'Don'l-Be-So-Mran-to-Each Other" wee. The fishing continue, so poor, many feel like vrltthK to the PreM- drnt about It. A diM-hsrged convict trom Alca tra Island prison report that Ai Capone. Chlntpn ganRMrr, serving 11 yeara for the least of his trnures alons, was hit In the head by a f el low-prisoner, with a stool, and cast into a dungeon. It is intimated that the blow on the head. If Mr. Capone had access to a lawyer, would be grounds for going crary, until he got out. Pinochle led In Dhorce. SPOKANE tVP) Pinochle broke up thetr happy home. Qua A. Sand berg charged in filing a divorce suit AvmnM hi wife. Beatrice. Her en thuMaem for the gme also Included her male partners, he stated In his rotupialnt. Uly nf I he Valles Threatened. SAN FRANCiSCO-(UP) Commer clai picking of llly-of-the-valley flowers in California threaten the bfsutilui lower with extinction, the Spring Blcsisoni association fears. Ta plant dies when the blossom la plucked. MEMBER Editorial Correspondence SAN JOSE. California, April favorable to Lamson 's caite. The eliiof witness was Dr. who studied the X-rays of Mrs. Lamson's skull- and not only claimed the fractures were the result of a fall, but could NOT have been mnde by a blow from above by a piece of lead pipe, as the Mute charges. Over strenuous objections by the state the witness illustrated his contention by using a rubber doll with polden hair, and knocking its head on the ledge of a table to show what he called the "follow through". He followed this up by taking a human skull and exerting pressure with his hands, mnking a circle fracture the sharp crack of the skull could be heard throughout the court room. Obviously if Dr. Sheeny ' testimony is believed by the jnry, Lanison will go free, for this exactly conforms to the defendant's explanation, and at the least would raise a reasonable doubt of his guilt which couldn't be successfully overcome. The three attorneys for the stration, and their extreme perturbation, in our opinion, did their case no good, particularly all their noise and fury merely Following this Dr. Heinrich, assistant, will demonstrate just how Mrs. Lanison was killed by the fall from the tub the lady assistant doing the falling and the eminent doctor who was not allowed to testify at the first trial will do the explaining, and see no serious harm is done. Sorry we can t stay to see this of the most unusual performances The bath room has already recess we inspected it, while a phers took shots from all angles. The bath room looks rather fibre board, doors and windows, bath room usually contains. It is bath room in the Lamson bungalow, except it has of course, no ceiling. One of the newspaper boys son weighed, 115 pounds, put on an experiment of his own, and to his own satisfaction at least demonstrated he could crack his skull on the washstand, and is what the defense claims happened at the time the tragedy occurred. We remained slightly man we would only be convinced for the natural action of an unconscious person is one thing, of a conscious or at least a SEMI-conscious reporter quite another. . Lninson must have enjoyed he gave no sign of elation-looked the u,iy before. It is difficult to lost his temper or his nerve as received confirmation today from been detailed on the case. lie has a sissy. With great scorn said he his sister arrived, after the body his murderers tough. It isn't hard to believe Lamson has much of the feminine in him. Many males, essentially tivity mid temperament written mg or man with a yellow streak could have maintained the self control and poise Lamson yesterday he was prepared for it of course and therefore steeled himself to meet it but what he did, takes more than acting, it takes real nerve. Lanison, we are inclined to think, lias mat quality ol the thoroughbred. Yet we can quite understand has. a slight cold, and while on Never did he cough or clear his with his hand, or the hack of his sleeve the latter rather a peculiar mannerism. After he coughed in earnest he always said to no one in particular "pardon me!" No policeman would like that such behavior as an affectation, type doesn t usually say "pardon me" after coughing or after anything else. Well mannered people frequently do. Lanison is well mannered which in police court circles is a synonym for being sissy. let in a REAL third degree cop, deprived of his badge of authority and his gun, would break fur sooner and more completely than this ex-Stanford proiessor. Heal courage is not necessarily accompanied by loud talk and ability to spit thru one's teeth. . Y. R. (Continued from Pi One) ranged through one r,i Long's frlenrla. and the corrpoponrtnt went to Long's oflic. There he round America's Hit- 1pm Hitler - funning the air In deep thought. "You want an Interview with me. eh I'' Mid (not aftkedl the klngflnh. 'Ynu want to know about Ameri can politics and about me. eh I Well, get out your - paper and take this down. Are you ready? Quote: 'Frank lin D. HooNMelt la a htaukety, blank, blank, blank.' We will start olf Trom there aa a Mnrttug point." The genteel correspondent from London dropped his pencil on the floor, rumblrd with his tie. lost his piiper. He hud never wen or heard anything like that, even In Europe. The conscrVHtlvw elrmenta here and In New York hae been hopping alvutt a,..y. contending the new dcM la done tor. They are enthus iastically confident that. Mr. Kooee velt will not be re-elected net year. Apparently thre have overlooked the practical Implications behind the new relict hill. Some of Mr. Roose velt s associates regard It as hi, mas terpiece in tactical maneuvering Fundamentally It Is a two-year blan ket lease on expenditures. No con jreaslonal strlnss are hanging loose. Congressmen and their constituents will have to come to him for money and projeots. He has regained the upper hand for at least is mouths more. Then the election will be over Every politician knows what this means. 9 If the conservatlvesj are right when they say that spending won the last election, they should now be saying that Mr. Hoosevelt won the neat election when he signed the relief bill last Tuesday. Out ai Hue) , twdguudj nines 10. Today'i testimony was Frank Sheeny of San Francisco, state were furious at this demon when they were overruled and emphasized their alarm. the criminologist,, and his lady for it would probably be oue ever held in a court room. been installed, and during the corps of newspaper photogra like a movie set, well made of and all the fixtures that a an exact reproduction of the weighing about what Mrs. Lam fall back into the tub, which skeptical, and told the young if he knocked himself silly the day's performance and yet and acted. exactly as he had believe this voting chap ever the reporters claim.- But we one of the policemen who has no use for Lamson calls him broke down Hnd cried when was found. The copper likes . . . masculine. have. He has sensi all over liis face. But no weak- maintained during his grilling - - i that copper's aversion. Lamson the stand coughed frequently. throat, without covering same sort of thing, but would regard or worse. The violent criminal test we wager, that red-faced Phi Bete Kappa key. Also two guns. The Whlt House has said: "We are shooting at July 1, 1938" aa the date Jor concluding existing relief expenditures.- It may shoot at July I, but will hit election day the fol lowing November. The let Adolph Ocha used to say to some of his associates In his de clining years: "It Is not good for a man to live too long. I have lived beyond my span." He was seventy, seven when he died. The old puff racket Is being work ed on some of the more Innocent new dealers. You get a telephone call. A pleasant voice Informs you a story Is being written sbout you for publication and you are asked lo listen to it and check Its accur acy, it la always very flattering. A few days later you receive fifty cop ies and a bill for SMl. The height of society lo the new deal Is a private dinner group which meets weekly at one of the best clubs. It Is led by the Averlll Harrlman Robert straua group of blueblood NRA-era. Ash Truv Wood '100 Years Old. METHUEN. Mass. ( UP I Wood pcrhape '100 years old Is being userl hy Arthur Atkinson In the manu facture of wooden ash traya. An an cient elder mill waa raped on the town farm property and Atkinson salvaged Ha oak beams for use In making the souvenir trays. The beams had been In the elder mill roof since 1803. !rlr in Miles VHIh Corpse. CADIZ. O i OP) After Louis Hau- ber. 30, fatally ahot btmaelr through the head near Jewett, O . his brother-in-law. Coy S;hrader. with whom he was riding, d -ove 10 miles with the corpse beside him to report the in cident to Sherirf Archer Hedges, at Cadlr. Thunder IMirtnc VMItrard. PROVO, Utah (TP, A "cold front" meteorologists explained caused the thunder during a recent i oltMsnd here. Meaning that thunder occurs when a mass of cold air meets j a mass of warm, air under certain conditions. That la the "cold front." I Home portrait of family groupi and children at Special Price, ftunjla studio, thou iiiO. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M.D. Bifned letters pertain. nf to periotial bealth and h.Tllena not to dttease dlagnoilt or treatment will be answered by Dr. Brady it a itamped ielf -addressed envelope It enclosed. Letter! should be brief and written In Ink. outsit to the large number of letters received only m few can be answered. No reply ran be made to querlea not eonformlnc to Instructions. Addresa Or. Wllitara Brady, 65 CI Cam I no. Borer I j Hills. Cat. WASTEFUL BU School superintendent from a near by city Inquires whether disinfectant for use In school lava tort ts are ap proved by health authorities. H e had gained the impression from reading this col umn that the use of such odorifer ous disinfectants la wasteful and unnecessary. So health au thority or sanita rian has the cheek to advise or sanction the use of such 'dlslnfecttuit." But the petty grafter has to be provided for somewhere, since It Is difficult to cut In on the huge stlary budget of the school system, and so the amiable politicians on the board of education toss these little favors to the glean ers. A deserving henchman In the lo cal ring probably has an understand ing with the manufacturer or dis tributor of the noisome nostrum, which permits a nice cut trom the fancy price nominally charged for the "disinfectant." Aa a matter of fact, the materials commonly used In that way are in different disinfectants anyway. Citizens whose senses are offended by this crude practice should resent the affront to their Intelligence and register protests with the munici pal, post-office, railroad, steamship or hotel people who maintain such nui sances. That sort of reaction. If you are not beholden to the great ones or afraid of your shadow, will bring a new deal In cleanliness and decency In tur.h places. Just aa did the occa sional angry squawk of the hotel pa tron against the noble old tradition of soaking the guest a premium price for his morn l ng n ews paper, w h lch today they shove under the door with a pleasant good morning. The motive for the use of loud smelling "disinfectants" in lavatories la consciousness that the facilities provided are primitive and unfit for decent people to use. Those respon sible hope to disguise this by distract ing the patron's attention with a dif ferent odor. Unfortunately the pa NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By O. O. Mclntyre NEW YORK, April 13 Thoughts while strolling: Everybody's sick ot the Mdivnnla. Ben All Haggin could go on as a suave stage villain wlth- out makeup. What columnist suggests Ned Sparks retouch' rd? Jack Demp sev'a place is fluttering many slrloiny a pot a. The Fairbanks T w i n a grow older. Look a like a: Helen Vinson and Helen Hayes. Wish the d either fix up that Pu l.trir statue at the Plaza or tear It down. Overheard: "That shows you the mental state of my mind I" The youngest drama critic, Richard Lock rldge. Percy Hammond, finds there are 108 Percy Hammonds In America, for goodness sake. Ray Dooley la the stage's feather weight at 90 pounds. The ban on the heart balm racket has a lot ol ahystera staring out the window. How many remember that famous whlnkey ad: "Hunter's Rye First Over the Bars I Nobody draws caricature ol himself like Rube Goldberg. Add Manhattan shivers: Those grewMiue racket displays In First avenue windows. Dolores Del Rio sounds like going over the bump ol a mud slide. And Lee Olwell like swallowing a marble. Never a res taurant with such rake-hell glamour aa Joel's. What became of Oscar Hammersteln III? They are betting & to 1 Jimmy Walker will never come back. Most frequently mispronounced on the radio: Address. Lou Holtn has be come a leading tight collarlst. Broad ways untaxed liquor gets ruder. Two swjg they say. and you be gin to talk like Stepln Feto-hlt. Screened by the bur fuzz and clamor for rlne,ma disinfection and deodorl ration, a new source of smut has reared its pornographic pate. A group of pulp paper magaah.es devoted to bald erotica In the guice of deteoiive love nnd adventure tales offers a new low In readinR bilge. Outdoing Rab elais. Boccaccio and de Sade. they contain prose that wvuld gag even Planus Fraxl. News-stand proprie tors say that while there have al ways been mildly bawdy magazines. the latest crop gt the .Sewer Award for unrelieved obscenity. Yet they are sold openly to all comers ana ost le?j than a ticket to the nv-vlee,. Somewhere there is a swell com mentary on modern relorm move ments. West Virginias newest U. S. sena tor, Rush Holt, elected before hf as o;d en nigh to take his seat, had tits coming out party on his first visit to New York. He was the uet of Richard Watts snd his mother and the celebrities who ex pected a one-gallused, gar-mouthed mountain hl.l-btlly found him in full evening drea at .V0 p.m. He . .AtLHiN J, UUl'O SIOKS mm m cm T NECESSARY tron ts as likely aa not to believe that the powerful chemical aroma some how does protect against the risk of disease. The money Inexcusably spent for such hocus-por us would In time pay for removal of the unsanitary door knob or handle, the antiquated hand faucet and other things patrons are needlessly required to touch, and the substitution of equipment of auto matic or foot control. In thla day of common sense In hygiene there la no reason why the patron of a lavatory should be required to contaminate himself. If the place Is properly equipped be may wash his hands, dry them and go on hla way without hav ing contacted anything possibly con taminated by any one else. That's what the word sanitary means. Plain soap and ordinary water Is the only antiseptic or disinfectant and the best one we have for such places. No amount of chemical or medicinal odor can take the place of soap and water. QUESTIONS AM) ANSWERS Asthma and Air Travel Heard that person with asthma should not attempt air travel. (D. B.( K.) . Answer There Is no reason for aueh a notion. Ear Wax Kindly Inform me best method softening and removing ear wax. (Rev. E. M. W.) Ana. Oentle syringing of ear with a quart of agreeably warm water con taining tablespoonful of aaler&tus, the water In founatln syringe sus pended a foot or less above level of ear, the stream directed into the ear canal from straight blunt nozzle but nothing inserted in ear. Supported la It wise to wear athletic supporter constantly as recommended by some makers? (D. E. B.) Ana. No supporter, crutch, belt cor set, bandage, brace, splint should be worn at all by a healthy person. Oth ers should consult their physicians. (Copyright, 1935. John F. Dllle Co.) Ed Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady ho.tld send letter direct to Dr. William Brady, M. D., 263 El Camlno. Beverly Hills, CM. explained the dress suit In this way. He was to make a speech and he's Jim-dandy orator before the Co lumbia faculty at B and It would take him too long to change. During the festivities he sidled up to the worldly West Virginian Ted Wood- yard and Inquired: "Do you reckon you could fix It up so I could get Into one of these night clubs?" That gasping you hear Is Verne Porter holding to the back of a chair and trying to get his breath. He dropped in to tell me the most popular European biography of the moment Is "Pan! Walewska by Wa- ciaw oasiorowskl." Alexis, 111., has chnuged the name of one of its leading residential thoroughfares to Hunt street. This is to honor Frazler Hunt, roaming six foot three Journalist, who waa born and spent his formative yeara on the street. Hunt began his writing career as editor of the Alexis Argus at the age of 10. Since then he has represented newspapers and maga zines In every part of the Blobe. And Is South America bound at the moment. One of the portrait painters, with no Interest In spiritualism, tells this story. Preparing to leave his studio he waa conscious of a presence In the entrance haU. He recognized his sister In starkly materia fo m, but quickly exclaimed to himseif: -But she la dead!" At that instant the figure alfted away In a sort of giiseoxis drift. He believes meat ol the time It was an illusion of eye strain and brain fatigue cau.vd bv eight succe5slve hours at his ea&el. Yet now and then, he confesses, he wonders. I called on a gentleman todav in Radio City, and his comely secre tary, a double for Pert Kelton. com ing suddenly out of forty wtnks. flus tered: "He's taking the morning or! this afternoon." And with my'cus tomary calmness In emergenles I tweedled right back: "Tell him I was In and he was out!" (Copyright. 19.15. MrNaught Syndi cate.) Texas Farmrrs riierfiil. TEMPLE. Tex. (UPl Parmer in thla section are counting on much better crops this year than last as a result of recent spring rains. Hey era sorghum, one of the most popu lar feed crop in this section, likely will be rained In large quantities. Uvnmowrit: Sharpened. Phone 361. Medford Cyclery. 23 N. Plr Use Mall Tribune waut ads. X S V T Y jO V V 0'ir.l'W oM bemad b, CONflNeNlAl DljTIUING CCX'O'JUION, PHILADEI'MIA, f. Comment on the Day's Nezvs By FRANK JENKINS GOOD news: Secretary of Agriculture Wallace predicts the 1935 wheat crop will be just about equal to domestic require ments. That la to say, we will produce In tha United States this year about aa much wheat aa we normally consume In a year. IN OTHER words, demand will ap proximately balance supply, which should mean a fair price based on SOUND causes. As long aa that condition continues, wheat growing will remain profitable. WHAT la responsible for restoring the balance of supply and de mand In the wheat market AAA or the drought? Probably a little of both. At any rate, let's be thankful for the RE SULT and not quarrel about the cause. ENCOURAGING prospect: Plans for using existing govern ment agencies to speed the nearly five billion dollar work-relief pro gram to an operating peak by mid November are disclosed by President Roosevelt upon his return. to Wash ington from his vacation. If enough people can be put back to work, so that they can get money enough to pay present HIOHER prices for what they have to buy, prosperity will begin to show its face again. IT WOULD be "better, of course, for all concerned, if the unemployed could be put to work by private In dustry, making things that people want and need. Instead of by the government on public works whose value Is doubtful, but let's not quar rel right now with ANYTHINO that puts people to work and o puts money in their pockets. 4 INTERESTING news, although not so good: Daniel C. Roper, secretary of com merce, pointing out gains made by business since the bottom of the de pression, warns against future "sud den and expansive booms." By sudden and expansive booms, he means to-sudden Improvement In business based xipon SPECULATIVE desire to get rich quick without hard work. (We bod a lot "experience with that kind of business Improvement back in 1929, and got our fingers badly burned as a result. The chances are. however, we'll try It again. Easy money la tempting, and when we think we see a chance to get It we'll risk a lot of flnger-burnlng). INCIDENTALLY, the present attitude of most ot us toward too -sudden booms Is a good deal like that of the small boy who had been repeatedly threatened by his mother that If he didn't be good and go to sleep she'd call the bears. 1 Finally, one night, not wanting to go to sleep and being In a cynics) ! frame of mind anyway, he retorted: "All right, bring ou your bears I" We've had so much depression and i are so thoroughly weary of Inactivity that we're In the mood to say: "Bring i on yoxu booms!" j 4 Communications Hiinny Unit Gratifies To the editor: It Is exceedingly grntflylng to note that the California-Oregon Rnbblt and Pur Breeders association will sell no bunnies under six wepks of age for Easter. This Is a humane step in the right direction. The Jackson County Humane Soc iety sincerely hopes that the rabbit association will not permit the col oring with dyes of these beautiful little creatures that C)od gave us. The dyeing of live rabMts and chicks cau5es a great deal of needless suf fering to promote a religion holi day, and the fact that these little creatures are placed In the hands of our children to unknowingly abuse with alfectlon is a further cruel act, The Jnckson County Humane soc iety asks all mothers not to buy baby chirks or mhbtts for their children unless the children are of an age to propotiy rare for them. The humane society appreciates the fact that at the Ashland home U QMABT Ull INT 75 I of Mr. and Mrs. Davenport a kindly, humane thought has been expressed. JACKSON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY. Medford. Ore. April 12, 135. Let's M op Kilting. To the Editor: Why not make It "Let's stop tlw killer before he has a chance to kill soma Innocent person?" But before we can get far on tni ,top killing Idea, we have to have officials that when one of those killers come before them, will en force the law. instead of turning them loose with what you might call a reprimand that they must not do it any more. Until the people show that they really want this killing stopped, and not do so much talking about It. and take action in a way that the officials know that they mean it. these killers will rule the highways and no one Is ssfe. There Is more excitement over the dog tnat on 0w Va-anno than t.hers WOUld be over some one killed on the high way. u.'hivv anH rattlesnakes are on about the same level and both ol them are sure dangerous. P. J. KIKii.l'Airtirv. Star Route, box 57. April 11, 1935. I PORTLAND. Ore., April 12 fAP The theory that he had been robbed and hurled from a moving automo bile appeared to have been dispelled today aa police continued their In vestigation of the critical Injury of Paul Herda, 72, a gardener. Although he was still unable today to recall details of the near tragedy, police who back-tracked his trail on a side road leading Into the lower Columbia highway believed he had fallen from a 20-foot railroad trestle. When found he was dazed, suffering from a broken leg and long exposure. He was known to have had consider able money and this at first led po lice to believe he had been attacked. FIRE CAPTAIN HELD I PORTLAND. Ore., April 13. (AP) Erik L. Johnson, captain In the Port land fire department, was Indicted yesterday by the Multnomah county grand Jury on a charge of Involuntary manslaughter for the traffic accident death of Laurrle Salo, 47. Johnson, who reslgued from the fire depart ment after the accident, was charged In the indictment with driving while under the Influence of liquor. 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Walter M. Pierce. Is "lalae to the people and hla party." "Oregon" Jones, southern Oregon had man and state prison escape cap. lured at Sacramento. Election of new president of cham her of commerce postponed becauaa Directors Floyd Hart and Louis Ul rica are absent. Two new mail carriers added to'lo , cal postal crew. Talent Irrigation district subject ot discourses at Kiwanls club meeting. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. April 1, 1915 (It Was Monday) Charge made by Allies that Oer mans are using shells made in Amer lea in Western front bombardment! Russians continue gains In the Car pathians. Henceforth, all Medford made cig ars, will sell at "five for a quarter'' Instead of "six for a quarter." Smudging general throughout or chards of valley, as mercury drops to 28 degrees. John Bunny, film comedian, and idol of thousands, near death's door, from heart and kidney ailments. Elmer T. Fof plana to form a Na tional Rifle club here. 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