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eausa of auto accidents at railroad
rowings la proposed by tha Ameri
can Safety Society. It will probably
ba rawaled that they are due to the
loeomotlTe engineer trying to Has
tha fireman.
Hews from Eugene says that
thlaf la busy on the UotO. campus
stealing hats from oolleglana who
don't wear "em.
Tot several . weelca ha has boon
sleeping sitting up In his chair, since
ha Is anable to breathe while lying.
(Roeewell . (Cam.) News) 3ure
euro for promlscoua perjury, but the
-malady la. too limited.
' The meadows and open places are
now dotted with hunlrs ot wild
flowers, but to date nobody has
been picked for a dandelion. ,
Valley bassos are getting ready to
run up to the metropolis, and hear
Lawrence Tlbbotte warble. It s ooouv
tuna a musical event waa staged at
home, of sufficient Importance to
bring out males In their swauow
tailed ooata and hard-boiled shirt".
Tha Governor denied a pardon to
as- alien criminal Tuesday, laying
himself open anew to veiled threate
recall, and editorial' agony. For
many Tears tha alien waa too busy
totting In and out of state prisons
to tana out cltlrenshlp papers. Three
penitentiary aenlencca calmed his
turbulent spirit, so 01 late nis "
just with law ' and order has been
confined to not getting his auto
license on time, and raising hell
around relief stations. The pardon
waa desired to avoid deportation by
! government to Oermany. where
ha will be eipoaed to the "hell ot
HlUeriem" and tha painful duty ot
behaving himself. Throughout hla
Illegal sojourn In America, the gent,
re waa revealed, voted with a much
aetaa aa a native-born resident, and
Just aa wrong.
Indies of the Mid-West dust storm
areas, object to wearing dust masKs
on the grounds of "detracting from
tha personal appearance." Unlike a
hat the slae of a pill-box, a dust
mask cannot be worn over one eye.
The Chicago Better Home exhibit
will stage a dlnper changing con
test, wltli mothers and darlings as
tha entries. The winner must be able
to hold IS safety-pins In her mouth,
without her child swallowing one.
OO
The Sales Tax adopted by the
stata of Washington and now ef
fective. Is causing oratorical disgust
In Portland, and tha Willamette val
ley, despite the fact what the sister
stata does In the way of taxation
meaaurea Is none of their huslnces.
U Is feared the successful operation
of the sales tax In close proximity
to the metropolis will contaminate
Its voters snd rsuse them to do
something sensible, snd approve a
tax they can't evade. The Washing
ton lam-glvers In preparing the meas.
ure.' forgot to delegate to Oregon
residents the right to accept or re
Jaot the measure at the polls.
A i.t:vr is iithni.
J.: My alls and I have been mar
ried a little over a month. We have
a good radio In' our flat, but no
phone. When we wish to use the
telephone we go to the next floor,
where an unmarried man lives who
hss a phone. The first week we were
married mv wile went upstairs to
phone and remained an hour Mid
a half, listening to the raOio. she
aald. The second week of our mar
rlsge she did the same tlna. stay
ing two hours. This week she aenl
sgsln. When she returned I resroved
her snd she secaaie ennairs", I love
my wife ana" only tvWi to know It
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Cut Out the Horse Play
'T'HE special session of the state legislature will be called for
two main purposes, and two only, To arrange for the con
struction of a new state capitol, and to make the state program
for social security and relief, conform with the federal program.
But unless the people bestir themselves and in some way
nmke their wishes known, all sorts of extraneous matters and
half baked issues will be presented, the net result of which will
be merely to extend the time of the session, increase its expense,
and contribute absolutely NOTHING to the betterment of the
state.
ALREADT a member of the Portland delegation has served
nntiee hp will inrrndne.A a measure tn rtrinff nhnur. the trans.
fer of the state capitol from Salem to Portland, a crack-pot j
scheme if there ever was one, which even the Portland Chamber
of Commerce opposes.
But there will be more of them unless SOMETHING is done.
Our suggestion is that a movement be started now to pledge
the members of the House and Senate, to refuse to introduce or
consider ANY proposal that does not deal with the two main
subjects, for which the special session will be called, or with
measures of a REAL EMERGENCY character 1 (And by real
emergency we mean just that.)
IF such an agreement could be reached before the session opens,
a great deal of needless friction and confusion would be
avoided, waste of time and taxpayers' money prevented; and
constructive accomplishment facilitated.
Of course there will be objections, particularly by those
legislators who so love to hear themselves talk. But with the
proper leadership certainly a majority could be persuaded to
agree to such a desirable and common sense program.
And there need be no doubt of this: the people of the state
as a whole would back up such
The Same
THEORETICALLY Communism is opposed to militarism. The
present leader of the Communist party in the United States,
spent two years in Leavenworth for his anti-war activities. Red
orators continually maintain, the only hope for world peace is
to overthrow capitalism, and thus destroy the seeds of war.
But did you notice the May
country put on the biggest military showt Soviet Russia. What
country has the largest army, the. biggest fleet of military planes,
the most thoroughly militarized industrial plant? Soviet Russia.
A few weeks ago the present
the President of Chicago university, delivered in the Civic Audi
torium on Pershing Square, los Angeles.
NcHr the curb as the crowd filed out was a tattered gentle
man, with a watery eye, a scraggley beard, and a bundle of
papers under his arm.
"Here ye ore" he' yelled, "git a oaper where they don't
grndernte yuh out 'er college inter de bread Hue1" and ho waved
a paper defiantly in one hand.
WE bought one. It was the Soviet Weekly. There was noth
ing in it about colleges or bread lines. From cover to
cover it was a pictorial display of Stalin, in military uniform,
with his tanks, motorized artillery, army planes and bombers
an aggressive military note running through the entire publica
tion. Of course the Soviet answer to all this militarism is "de
fense." Russia only wants peace, but its enemies better bewarn.
But will that fool anyone! It has been the alibi of militarism,
since the flood. Even the Kaiser, as h? twirled his mustachios
and rattled his sabre, was only concerned with peace and it
defensive war.
What is the answer! The answer is. call it whnt you will,
dictatorship leads inevitably to militarism. It may be a dictator
ship of a Hitler, a Mussolini, or a Stalin, the net result is the
same. '
I "IIEORETICALLY Communism is opposed to militarism, to
imperialism, and all their various works. But in PRACTICE,
the -establishment of the dictatorship of the proletariat
THROrOll force, only lends to its maintenance BY force, and
eventually merely to the establishment of another war machine.
As things are going now it will not be long before Stalin
anil his Soviet Leuions will occupy the same place in European
affairs, Mini represent the same
Kaiser and his Imperial Guard did, a generation ago.
Old Man Mars hss many disguises, hut he remains the sani
old Mars.
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O.O. Mclntvrc
NEW YORK. Mav S Thoughts white
trolling: What do they call the
Kourd ha.r in a rhumba band?
That all-black Rolls with the bright
nalMmt
Ireland.
Add well-dressed
actors: peter
de Cordoba. They
say Mdtvsnt la
not even a fair
polo player.,
,us pint ini s one oi the middle
aaed tennis enthusiasts, too. Lowell
Sherman was first along Broadway to
I carry his watch In his left-hand
I trousers pocket and his handkerchief
! in hi cuff.
j Impossible photoftrspfc: Chrlstt(8,
, rstriev without a pipe vrWiVNb-
eeins utterly ni theatrical mi
; Uolrirrt fieorce White veil soon be
tthtte-hrnd. for goodness sakes No
hotly hss ever topped Jimmy Wlkr
In wearing s hat st a rakish augla.
But Jim Flssg is s runner-up.
Look allkes: Sherwood Anderson
.tiul (i. n Huttl, Johnson. Add hiccup
" i- t v.v.trn tC'ttherine
Brush is about the most smartly
drewed authoress. Those highly
parvaaK veiinw aoon is j -cr. -
' w-'v;-" I Prank Storra's. tne J' w,n recorded by "The
' If J-CI5i Still a RtpKle forftrlf,ert Forest." It wss produced by
i Py'-'i me In Chllds ,lw Playwright Robert E. Sherwood !
I ii rW'f'1."- serving cocktails I and tnp sUr lsl" Howard, at a cost
k'MKr7. Alt ' ' . (v? Sfl OOO And rlurnMl tha Initial i
ii i id" j i". is. imams.
sT A7rr ftm i investment
mi
fmFj&f 1 rte Cordoba They
an effort 1001
Old Mars
Day demonstrations! What
writer attended a lecture by
menace to world peace, that the
enameled ladles who emerge from the
beauty salons at noon. Bruce Bar
ton's stiff -as-a-poker carriage.
George Gershwin and his shy
j brother Ira. Not many actors more
natural In their roles than O5good
: Perkins. Elizabeth Arden Is a glddysp
j Girl, always In a hurry. F. G. Cooper
who designed the hlglvhattrd dandy
1 of Th Yorker s cover. Major
i Bo wen's saunter. Whatever became of
the u" business mant
"nut" as Variety hu
It. the first week. And the rest of
what looks like a long run will be
entirely velvet. Several thousands a
week fr each.
In sesrance N C. Wveth. the
painter. Is a white Alexander Durruis
Vl nvatrrlriata all tha aatnrlat inpan.
)on. Mnd lltbl. to drou lmo u,wn
t from hli suburban hone ne Phtla
1 delphia attired In a dress siitrt, csrg-.
' uray trousers, patent Iratrwr si'
, and a soir. w ha n lte-y .
I oU im we s!i nbJ bs tuMb.
j tny 'HrJl -nS MM
! lis iWM of M'nhsraQi M 0
so quickly at Mil tprtftt ts n
I roes down In an hour's ttsm )
i comes as completely d-f.:
j Jersey mead. A strsn:er's football
may be heard in the next block. Here
I and there In the magic evaporation a
! watchman tilts tn a door chair and a
purt of steam geysers from the
treet But these are the only lio.s
of lift. Tht nt Invasion la Ut
Personal Health Service
'By William Brady, M.D. .
Higned inters perUlnliif to pcrMiual hralth nd hrglona not to disease.
dlainusli or treatment nil! be amwi.red br Dr. braty It a tamped aell-ad-etressrd
envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In IDk.
Owing to the lare.e number or letters received only a tew can be answered.
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. j
William Brady, 265 El Camlno, Beverly mils, t'al.
HAS WITCH HAZEL
A Kentucky reader, aged 85 years,
tells me he bold hla car to force
him to walk. He. says:
"I eat hearty, sleep like ft log and
walk everywhere."
Kow listen, you
marathon sitters
who take all your
oxygen mixed
more or leas with
gasoline, carbon
monoxide and
the aroma of
burning rubber.
"Never have a
headache nor In
digestion." The trouble la
that most folk 4
haven't confi
dence in oxygen unless It comes In
a tank with a lot of gadgets for ad
ministration, of the gM in measured
doses.
By second sight I can tell that
the ambulant Kentucktan haa a
good metabolism, and that's worth
great deal In these days of high
prices.
Walking two mllea per hour In
creases metabolism three times the
resting rate. That la so say. It makes
the body absorb three times as much
oxygen as It does when resting.
Walking four miles an hour, which
Is t brisk gait wltb no stops for
traffic signals, increases metabolism
four times the resting rate.
Waltzing Increases metabolism
four-fold, aa does foxtrotting. Danc
ing a mazurka or polka. It was
found In the Physiology Institute at
Helslngfors. Finland, Increases meta
bolism almost tenfold.
A woman doing light housework
requires 2500 calories a day. A United
States soldier s ration Is 5000 calo
ries a day. A lumberjack needs the
same amount of fuel as a soldier.
A sailor In the navy geta a ration
of about 5500 calories a day, as he
haa to' expend additional energy
hoisting hla trousers. "
The Kentucky correspondent tells
something else which may interest
persona who have varicose veins.
For years his wife suffered from
varicose veins. Often she had cramps
In the night and he would massage
the leg until the cramp relaxed.
This being a Kentucky story we
have to have a horse or two In It.
The correspondent has seen trainers
of famous race horses bandage the
horse a legs after exercise or a race
with bandages soaked with witch
hazel extract. He Induced hla wife
to try the same treatment, with the
astonishing result that It actually
cleaning women at midnight. Yet any
night wanderer exciting the slightest
suspicion galvanizes the district Into
taut alertness. Policeman and private
guards appear casually out of the no
where. Henis protrude from a hund
red doorways. While the greatest
wealth of the country Is cached there.
Wall Street never had a sensational
burglary. The Fulton street deadline
Is still ob3crved.
I am told Mnx Baer was offered
$1,000 a week to make his headquar
ters at an ambitious restnurant dur
ing a rercnt stay. They expected him
to drop In an hour after the theatre
nightly. But Baer did not care to be
restricted. He divided his time chiefly
between Jack Dempsey'a and a ren
dezvous, popular for the moment
with the Broadway Arabs, called El
Morocco. His idolatry for Dempsey is
refle.ched In his do-so-do walk and
other mannerisms that are the
champion's. 1
Columnists somehow have
not
proved great shakes In personal ap
peranees on the stage, although the
mijorlty In New York have given the
nctlon a . twirl. Audiences, no far.
hai-e bt-en friendly enough. At least
thy have not thrown things. Car
toonists fare better In histrionic am
bitions. Wlnmr McKay. Rube Gold
berc, Hnrry Hershft?ld. O. Poslow and
Clare Brlpus tipped box office receipt?
whenever they appeared.
I went throuph the death agonies
wntchln one columnist In hts foot
light dehut. He came on faintly phos
phorescent with terror like a ghost.
His opening line that was naturally
In a deep resonant voice came forth
In high soprano. Frtiutlrully clearing
his throat, he begun aiinln. He was
still a sopruno and went through the
entire horror In that tipper roclnter.
And you can Imagine the reaction of
the balcony boys.
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LEADING DOCTORS RELIEVE
CONSTIPATION WITH NEW
HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD
Many D-otckvs Notr Recommend Honey Krushed Wheat Bread
Instead of Drugs for Constipation. Many
Amazing Results Reported.
t sdin ; doctor now prevrib
W mi-- flushed WiieM e.id to tl.eir
stents for the velief of c'i.s:ipfttion
iv..tn It contains '.m entire whole
'.At ssnt1. w'.ilch t'.s tli cite i
9M ;ci'-a ! it con-
av n.fftf. Hsu t ier Incred:-
wfj.ch liMi'S !-Mf found !ts a
st'.nnilMtiu' nonh. 'int foi mine ..ct'.in
upon ln'cstie
One pvomlnent lXvtor wrive: "You
are to be conijVimented for your
achievement in prtiucmt a loaf of
irenr a rtell.'lous as your new Honey
Ktuslieil Wev. Bread. It Is p:l.v
ahle. nn.r.tkv.is mM proud ei t'.;e tli.n
.vl'h the iiv'"--..v. i'K,,,n;'1 ::' ' '
coiuikpa;lon r.ia luncy it a
MEDICINAL VALLE?
reduced the varicose veins, some
of which were as large as duck eggs,
and apparently brought about per-;
manent cure.
or. jonn n
diagnostician
UWV...BU...
ansf teeher atrnralv
recommended witch hazel aa an in
ternal medicine for varicosities, faat commercial service,
whether In the veins of legs or in i -
hemcrrholda or In varicocele. Not P SOMEBODY had told the ponyex
the highly diluted popular fluid, but j 1 press riders that In leas than a
the then official nuldextract ol century from their day mail and
ft a ma mens iwitcn nazei leaves , oi
which a teaspoon fill four tlmea a
day was the dose. Of course It must
be taken dally for many months
to test it efficacy. At the same time
It would do no narra to appiy me
familiar witch ha7l water, popularly
called witch hazel extract, to the
swollen vein externally every day. or
better, apply an ointment made with
3 drams of fluldextract witch hazel,
S drams yellow wax and enough ben
zolnated lard to make 4 ounces of
ointment,
I believe thta can do no harm,
and hope readers who try it out will
report their experience.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Time to Hit the Hay.
One child 12 years old goes to bed
any time from 10 to 12 and gets up
at 8. The other retires at 11 or 12
and gets up at 7. I am old-fashioned
and. think children should go to bed
at 10 p.m. at latest. T. J. B.
Answer They should. Up to the
age of 15 years children should have
not less than 10 hours In bed. every
night.
Moles.
I have the sort of moles a writer
says may, become serious If Irritated,
and I am getting the Jittera ...
O. M. N.
Answer Silly. Consult a physician.
Consult one who treats skin diseases
exclusively If you prefer. Modern
methods readily remedy such lesions
electro desiccation, fuiguratlon.
carbon dioxide obliteration, electro
lysis. X-ray, radium.
The Crl (kree), Dmn Yuh.
I believe you have a successful
home remedy for ordinary colds and
coughs . . . F. S. .
Answer I wish I had one aa good
for the popular habit of calling 'em
"colds." Send 10 cents and stamped
envelope bearing your address for
booklet "Call it Crl."
(Copyright, 1935, John F. Dllle Co.)
Ed Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brad
ihnjld send letter direct to Dr.
William firmly. M. D 565 &
Camlno. Beverly Hills. Col.
(Continued from Page One)
thus creating a little inflationary
business psychology.
Nevertheless, most new dealers
privately believe the president will
be ttnablc to spend the money as
fast as he experts to. They base their
belief on past experience.
Few know it. but & domestic air
craft company la building a test
bombing plane for the government,
with a promised flying radius of
3.000 miles at 225 miles an hour, car
rying 2.500 pounds of bombs. If we
nre doing It. others muat be also. This
may dopreoiat tiie value of the At
lantic and Pacific oceans as national
defense barriers.
It sound fantastic, and probably
la. but our military Intelligence has
h e n rd reports t h ; t Oe rma n y h aa a
new "fouUnfi" system which may stop
a flying airplane motor dead by waves
from the ground. The?e fouling rays
are supposed to be more or less ef
fective ann'nst nil gasoline motors up
to extraordlnry heights. Just how it
la done still remains to be explained,
but no new war poison haa ever ben
conccK-tod for which an antidote
could not be made.
Mr. Roosevelt is vpry proud of his
new rellrf set-up. 'He took a long time
working it out in detail.
One of the bent l.itshs of the con
gTe.v.;on:il session wna t!ie house de-
pleaIn? flavor and st the same time
hs a wry ood action upon the in
testines. Although heretofore I have
not cured much for brown breads. I
h a ve bee n eating your new Honev
Kruhed Wheat Bread ev-ry day.
.V'-erV. of my pstien's to wh-m I
oave reo-miKmled ti. advise me that
li :-m Jv'pert th:n to :e;s!n normal
ehp-.init .i.n."
Prie-e are dint?e reasons w'.v
Honev Krushed Wiieat Btead his
litMlth qualities found in' no oi'.ier
breiid n.munh a secret formula we
are able to blend the purest horn
with r.uultiv? whole w:iej; kernels
f ion ,vr ml t:c.1 :hi. .i:r;t.-.T. ;
nca.T.i nreao. oo u toaayi imi(
Comment
on the
Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
SPEED news:
A transport plane files from
Angelea to New York In 11 hours and
five minutes, breaking the previous
record by about a half hour.
A transport plane Is a commercial
Diane, anrt thesa new fast niehtji areJiw Hi.rtnr mnnth of Anril. C. of C.
r
express would cross the United States,
! from ocean to ocean, between day-
1 light and dark, the statement would
nftTO been greeted with scornful
laughs.
But It la DONE, and so accustomed
have we become to wonders that we
think little of It.
r!E chances are that the wonders
of' 100 years hence will as far
outdo the wonders of today aa the
crossing of the United States by air
plane between daylight and dark out
does the feats of the pony express
riders.
rWIlA all depend, of courae, on
the progress of civilization.
If we work hard, have the vision to
see big opportunities and the cour
age to take the necessary risks to de
velop them, there Is no limit to what
we may accomplish In the next cen
tury for the betterment of mankind
and the enrichment of human life.
If we listen to demagogue politi
cians and sit around and twiddle our
thumbs while waiting for the gov
ernment to support us all, we'll GET
NOWHERE.
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MORE speed news:
Beginning late In May or early
In June, the Union Pacific railroad,
using the new streamline trains of
which we've heard so much, will start
40-hour service between Portland and
Chicago.
Forty hours Is a little leas than two
days and two nights. Not so fast as
11 hours for the crossing of the en
tire United States, but this la rail
road train service, comfortable, of un
limited capacity and safe.
B1
IO achievements by man.
But
there are things men can't do
st least YET. ' i
At Dalhart, Texas, farmers working
under the direction of Tex Thornton,
Amarillo aviator, bombed black clouds
with high , explosives In an effort to
bring rain to the parched fields. But
NO RAIN FALLS.
Making rain is one wonder that
nature, .so far. reserves for herself.
THERE are other things that man
can, and does, do that he might
better leave undone.
At Los Angeles, where most of the
nitwits seem to gather these days.
Galen Gough, calling himself the
"world's miracle strong man." winds j
up a 30-day bfer drinking marathon j
by drinking his 1080th consecutive j
glass of beer, hiccups twice and lets ;
an eight-ton beer truck drive over his i
chest. j
With 30 much that Is useful to do
in the world. It seems frightfully I
wasteful for a strong man to be
spending his time at things like that, j
, 1 i
bate in which Secretary Ickes was
lauded by corwre.wncn. many ot j
whom dislike him Intensely. They j
know he will have a chance to get
even with them on their local works j
projects during the next two years, j
While a lawyer whs denouncing the
NR A before the chamber of com
merce meeting here, his coal client
were a few blocks down the street at
the NRA asking continuance of the
code.
An Ohio machine manufacturer ha
reported to the new deal his English
competitors are so filled with order
they cannot take another order thls
yewr. This indicates what the durable
doods Industry is doing in England.
But the Ohioan cannot get any of
the British business because the du
ty, ocean freight, etc.. amount to 4C
per cent. He want to know what to
do.
It once You will be dellehtei with
its crunchy. nutty taste. Then eat It
regularly far ten days. No tee the
bU improvement in your digestion
And elimination,
TVmsnd lloncj Krnhed
Inist on jfttln: the trenutn
Honev Krushed Whmi Breid no- on
Mle st leatltn; food sfore. Wrap
ped In T.otsture proof cellophane and
, rsdy siloed. F.vy to Identify be
cause the outer crust has an extra
contuig of crushed wheat. Adv,
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(Medford and Jackson County
History from (he files of the
Mail Tribune of 10 and 20 Years
Ago).
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
May 3, 1935
(It was Sunday)
Large vote la expected at high
school bond Issue election to be held
Tuesday. An election will be held
May 14 to select a site for new school
building If bonds are passed.
r"' r '
reports.
Mercury rises to 86 degrees,
predicted for first of week.
Rain
Joseph Tanko and Floyd Hall, es
caped San Quentln convict, hold up
mail stage near Nevada City, Cal. Pair
have been creating reign of terror for
past ten days.
Moroccan Riffs snd French gird fur
war.
Secretary of Treasury Mellon advo
cates another cut for federal income
tax.
TWENTY YEABS AGO TODAY
May 3, 1913
fit was Monday)
Charles Evans Hughes announces
he is not candidate for the presi
dency on the Republican ticket next
year.
Mother's day to
Sunday.
be observed next
Bloodiest battle of the war now
raging on Gailclan front between
Russian and Oerman armies.
Free dinner and movies will fea
ture Community day in this city Sat
urday. "Liberty bell" will pass through
this city early next July.
In a letter to the editor. "An Old
Subscriber" denounces local Interest
in "dog fights on Main street." and
asks: "Is the Darwin theory correct?"
Communications
Newspapers Black, Dana Red!
To the Editor:
"Is personal Journalism dead,
teacher?"
"Yea children, dead as the bird on
Nellie's hat."
"What made It die?" :
"The position of the decimal point ,
In the check book, darlings."
"When Dana Wt-i, the Sun" reflects
an era of American Journalism which
haa no counterpart in the present
day pulps. Personal Journalism was 1
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Dana, and when that brilliant pen
man passed on. the first and last ol
bis breed went likewise.
The personal Journalism of Dana,
and the phrase as It la used tottsj
Is not of same color, texture, or qual
ity by any means. The 1835 style ol
peraonsl journalism Is a diluted terra
words have a habit of changing
their values to ault the vhlma of the
g;nretlon which uses them. Wer.
Dsns alive today, he would very like
ly be tsfjaed "Handle with Care."
destination Moscow, USSR.
The press of today Is aa hard aa
the machinery which grinds out tha
editions. Methods of gathering new
have changed, the readers have Chang,
ed, and editors simply would not b
people If they haven't changed In
side, outside, top side and bottom
side! Where personal Journalism flta
Into thla scheme Is hard to see peo
ple don't want facts; they prefer to
run through life on roller skatea. If
an editor had the gall to print the
truth, hla paper would go Into bank
ruptcy. What the readers want todm
are shadow sketches, length, breadth,
with no depth.
Are you asking me If there la any
personal Journalism I
Sure, there's persona) Journalism
today, lots of It manufactured In
Dayton. Ohio, adding machines, cash
registers, and etd.
So whatl
I'm off to the Dutchman'a ... to
varnish a pretiel.
a. l. Buura.
710 Riverside, Medford, May a.
Straw Politicians
To the Editor:
Ex-Ckjvernor . (now congressman)
Pierce, from the third Oregon district,
has introduced a bill In congress to
make pre-election "straw" balloting
unlawful.
However, many people believe tha
greatest present need Is to get rid
of a lot of "straw" politicians that
are now mlsr?presentlng their Inter
ests In the national capital.
Take, for Instance, Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce, co-operatively receiving a pen
sion of some 13.000 per y 'ro
your Uncle Sam, yet Mr. Pierce aup
porta a prwrram for the government
to pay up to 1S per month, If and
when. etc.. aa "security" for his aged
constituency: 180 per year for tha
"pauper" who sent him to congress,
when he himself receives 70 times)
that amount.
F. W. CHAtJSSB.
Medford. Ore., May 3.
"Skidding" Senior Class play, at the)
Ashland High School Oym.. May 3.
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