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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1935
MedfowjJJWTribune
"Kvrryoo lo 8outliern OrefOD
Beads the Mall Tribune"
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fe schools.
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a birthday Thwartay. Hs vraMA nt
late the cumber ol hl yenw. ba
volunteered the mfomelon ttrey Pe
4jp lite lntereat.
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tn(iau. piM9 "w fceiwe
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Anfcelea t14 Intervlewera tke Fer4
plant lin na Intention nfmufac
tunlng "r)ylg antoa." Tats h
newa, em nteaaia the cfcM.e-laali
chlnx.'em tow eBatt lt'at. wkue
late ewk'-Kta eanMi4m be raam aaaiatf
poles ewt aa faaxA.
TracMM Ml vlahia a V
lngton ay a cenaVe of aowapr
moiKitIee!t na ftt lft la tlae
timber, wttkt wwtliag r tlw
eqihlo4.to4 rt.aM, a a av aawr
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flaaaeaw, at Y-y glml te ftfil
back. atr 7 jwwas away. Caat:
TaccWwtva m41 tM4as, nrj aa
atatei.: " irficXM I awaM
UKkVa , aa lsaa ato hrio
taiu cm t M4aa
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4 am aM viavaHl aya
ajaK fwv eag araia aa la
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aar ar!4r aiiahaai one I cim
a. I haa ta let 1th- c
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if a aAaiaa UW my oan
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a a
NMaaW; aa aaa kiraj by an
MHw. cr hit In the head with a
txfel u In irllnl so far thia
aaje?lt. but their Coreaaman got
boaet with a. new miatache.
Dave Naked ha tnatal! a new
au fntt at Blakenlee where you
fan get the neceiwary fuel for your
machine. (E.1gerlon (NMt Tldlngsl
Apt to outetrlp all competltora.
It waa chilly enouRh early thla
am. for a fall ahowlng of new over
coau. and to atart wondering what
the motha have done to the old one
.
Mra. Malcolm Campbell traveled
63.087 mph on Eaat Main late yes.
terday. and allghtly leaa on eubee
quent trlpa for the head of lettuce
ahe forgot the flrat time.
a a
The European dlplomata are bun
acoldlng Ethiopia for the way Italy
la acting about having a war which
Ethiopia doea not want. Locally peo.
pie are praying for peace, and hoping
Ethiopia wma.
1
Beer iMtlatrd In Park.
MILWAUKEE (UPl A aectlon O!
Greenfield park here baa been aet
aide for peer plcnlca. Beer la bati.
Bed la all other county paiiu.
.garmaagsgagJ' i ' ' lLi!aiir-"
Ye Samara
Out of the
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S letter to Roy 0. Howard, pub
lisher of the Scripps-IIoward newspapers, is a very impor
tant document. It gives the country definite assurance that the
legislative storm is over, and the administrative energies here
after will beflevoted not to changing things but to consolidating
the changes already made.
In his letter to the president, Mr. Howard said, he discarded
hostility "from financial racketeers, public exploiters and the
sinister forces spawned by special privilege but he believed
"that many business men of patriotism and sense of public ser
vice" believed the wealth tax bill, only "revenge on business"
and expected a recess from further experimentation, until the
country can recover its losses. "There is need to undo the
damage that has been done" added the newspaper publisher,
"by JIISINTERPRETERS of the new deal."
AS has been frequently expressed in this column, not only
' from the standpoint of the country's welfare but of the
president's polit'ejal welfare, the time had come, to halt this
headlong rush of reform and change, slow down the engines,
sad carefully take the ship's bearings before again ordering full
jtrsai ggenl
It i renaiurin to note this is
iiiijiio)a.'8 pojrata ha declsares, "hs no reiched sub-
.34k1 eeilti!! aJ the breathing spell ot which you spek
is hvrt, yot decidedly . fTe clliiw no aigiion' lmd, but
A Mm t fc.e helped fc rentone tkt public coufidmco
? in tubmtil foundiliou fo ou recovery."
T'mtt ttomH U a etkaraiaeA vy e;phtflly y te rortiaia
a,k?t-exfc aiMiiitrtiem. It -rill isai l wtcd
m ,wV4 tkt tVw wjWantwl reeovery reliz4 h 1.b in
miS E llwi w del, not BECAUSE of it."
Easy erf conrs tu fy, impoiibl-8 ts prov.
0 w opinio is that if there had e ew aal, no
ftttOT effect fHaxlam-ental and far reaching reformi, bim-
lveevwy 'WOUM) have been more rapid.
Hw4 it is als eur opinion
6AINID i spwl would have been LOo r m permanence.
J1a Kti-trM wiglit lr compared to that of a indivdual des-
fM(!4y ill. This country reonoieiically speaking was sick unto
ia-tl waw Koowrelt took office.
T1e fKJiiinistratii's idea was
awarily ! Is certam fwrioiw maladjustments within the body
pialitie. Temporary relief and a certain superficial recovery
eanaM Imti kw realiaed merely by rest and a better diet. A
HMjwer fra4-ij, weuld be A shock and, therefore retard such
reeevery $r a cwhwat jwriod. ,
ISatt tl prosident's idea was
tlw fninHKf-n-l eaws ef the disease, was the proper course to
pmrsaart, j fnt from the standpoint of effecting a CURE was
Ww amly oai.ps t pmi. We
t te W followed hv the inevitable relapse, he sought a return
U aa.l uil eontiamad health.
W las laoliaJTwi the perma-nent cure ha been accomplished,
aw4 Mw sne i ready for the signal, "go on full
lafl 1m maaj hy the restoration of "public confidence", is
a4 tlw confidence of Big Business, but. the confidence of the
ANawicm pveopl-e, aas a whole, a confidence based upon the con
virtiew tha4 the conditions which caused the collapse of 192!',
wrtk its long period of suffering and pain, have finally been
reiTl, and there is every reasou to believe, a similar illness,
tleajaa? faia- at least, will
HoiV
X wt?tiwoB wonder if ANY
Chamber of Conimerc are
administration.
If vm, it is strange they tke
activities of this organization, without protest.
During the past year or so,
tatives f tkis national body, have visited in Mcdford and spoken
to jtatheriwii of local business men.
Tk eaek and avery ea the speaker bis prefaced his remarks
pt declaring tha U. S. Clumber of Commerce is a non-politienl
organization, that whit he will subsequently say. has no political
Searing kUT, and should nt be taken in any sense, hs an
attack on any party or any administration.
H'Wf.IKUH, the speaker
leeuaij, eoppi-pivitd. anti-Roosevelt harangue, pcliny the hide
off tha fTtoitltut, tha briin trust and the New Deal, in the most
kidJ4-( jKtiii viltctt fatliion. to
W?o aWpwlicarta prdtdnt.
f tt. it no 1 i'ainst the
ny otner commercial oryanimon, aciing as a shock iroop
unit, for tli Kcpublicnn party or
fn,vht- HKrainst(3hp. U. S. C.
nation-wide attack upon political policies which it believes are
hostile to ie business and commercial interests it represents,
regardless of what political organization may advance the C
That ip matter of policy, something for the membership of
the organization through its board of directors to determine.
K'T. when a decision to adopt such a course IS made, wo do
believe, the official spokesmen of such an organisation,
should be candid and honest about it. frankly admit that be
cause of the seriousness of the situation, the policy of noiv
partisanship lias been abandoned, and a policy of political parti
sanship has been adopted, and not insulting the intelligence
of the hearers, by this hypocritical pretense, of having no politi
cal ievs to express whatever.
Unless the speakers who have appeared in this city are an
exception there is no orcaniatinn in the country today as bitter
ly and un.'oinproniisingty opposed to 'resident Roosevelt and
lps essential policies, as the United States Chamber ot Commerce.
Yet these bright young political drummers, who come and go,
have the crust, at each and every appearance to maintain, there
is nothing political or partisan in 'heir remarks or their activi
ties whatever.
Hospital .
e
the president's ide, also. The
that wli8t would .have been
this critical illness, was pri-
such an operation, by removing
didn't seek a superficial allevia-
never occur again.
Comt?
membors of the United States
supporters of the Roosevelt
the anti-Roosevelt policies and
three or four traveling represen
invariably launches into a brass-
the reat joy and delight of all
U. S. Chamber of Commerce or
any other party. Not is there
(f C. devoting its energies to a
I ET the U. S. Chamber of Commerce, become as political or as I
- anti-New Deal as it wishes, but for l'ete's sake, let it put
its cards on the table face up and be honest about it. Let it I
abandon, at once, this silly make believe, of not being in politics, !
ifhon all tliA ctt'trlnnia clinit'B it io nn in il.A avalirmrs I
Such a policy is nothing less than getting an audience, if not
money, under false pretences.
There is nothing wrong in holding partisan political meet
ings, Republican, Democrat or what not, but there is some
thing decidedly wrong in declaring such a meeting to be non
partisan and non-political, and then when everyone is assembled
under that assumption, have nothing but political and partisan
propaganda, dished out from soup to nuts.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Signed lettera paftalmng to personal health and byglene not to disease
dlagnusls or treatment fflll be answered by Ur. Brady If a etamped self-addressed
envelope la enclosed. Lettera should be brief and written In Ink.
Owing to the large number of letters received only a, few can be answered
No reply can he made to querlea not conforming to Instructions. Address Ur.
William Brady, 269 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Cal.
ADENOIIIS REMOVED BV DIATHERMY
On a scouting trip recently I was
prlvlllged to ft more of the work
of the outstanding protagonist of
surgical dlather-
i my, Dr. Lewis J.
stivers, oi now
York. It was e
lng what this
$ift Bur,ron
was able to ac
complish with
dlt hurray that
IMtVleV! fU of
thtf valm e this
nwtho ct re
m v 1 n a tetVs
&.;Mf9 jnw (
jM Vs iff t4MMe
tr xe tftfcl Ami
patlenca as a teaclw thxt a vat
many other physician have lirwd
and now employ the difficult Clinic
In practice. That's utty I i-eeVp t
Dr. Slivers as tht proW3iiil?t e w
glcal diathermy.
This time I fouwa hist twnwi-jj &
rather common but mot aerln5
condition, called xanthoma xAitni
yellow plates or nodules In th tfein.
particularly upon the eyelid. Tiotw
spots give a woman a good ateui ot
annoyance and If she happens t
In a position where any slight Mm
Uh Is embarrassing she may become
obsessed and seriously upset about It.
The young woman seated heraalf
In the chair, evidently having full
confidence In the doctor. He deftly
and painlessly injected a suitable lo
cal anesthetic under the skin of tlr
eyelid, then after a few moments ap
plied a monoterminal desiccating
current NOT a spark and dried up
the lesion. He followed the trans
verse, lines of the skin of the eye
lids. ' Thus the slight, almost Invis
ible line or cicatrix will blend with
the natural lines and leave no sign
of the operation. The surgeon re
marked that a linear desiccation with
the monoterminal current like that
might be more satisfactory treatment
for ptosis or fudging upper lids than
the ordinary plastic operation.
Another Interesting case was a child
four years old, who sat In the chair
like a little lady and passed prattle
back Biirt forth to doctor ar.d mother
while the doctor applied diathermy
to her tonsils and to her adenoids.
She submitted to four or five suc
cessive applications, and assured us
all at the close of the seance that
It had not hurt, only it made her
g.g some. Of course this child was
a remarkably well trained child, but
the demonstration proved that. In
skilled hands, diathermy extirpation
of the tonsils Is not even formidable
for the patient. Alas, mnny hands
are not skilled, and many doctors are
not so patler.t. But I dare say there
are scores and scores of doctors who
learned the technic under Dr. Sll
ers, now using dla therm v success
fully and with uniform satisfaction
Fligkt ' Tvm
Medford and JackMin Coaat?
history frnin the (Has of ta
Mull Trlhune In and 20 Yarn
Aro).
TBN Yi:,RS AGO TODAY
Septemher fl. inJ5
tit was Sunday)
Shlpa continue to comb Pacific
ocean near Hawaii for lost navy plane
and crew.
President Coolldge approves disarm
ament meet and plan to outlaw war.
Home cooks will vie at county fair
when Pop Oatrs will auction off the
food to the highest bidder.
Rains of the past few days have
caused the leaves to start Mortng
aad fall.
Mora than 900 cars of p0 have
been shipped east by local packers
to date.
Ralph Wert?., a ltviil resident, ex
hibits a sunflower 15 feet tail at the
of C.
Rid for the conitrwtlcn of the
new high school will W opened Tues
day night by the school board.
TU UN TV Yt:.V$ AliO TODAY
L . . , Hrplemhcr , 1!I!V
( it was Monday)
County assessors of state tax Ore-tfon-Cslifornla
land grant lands at
a. SO rer acre.
Roue River valley pears win ad
miration at San Francisco fair
County fair to open Wednesday.
Ordinance to re bond the city for
91.200 000 tor pawns indebtedness to
be considered at next meeting of city
council .
A l. Rosen haum of the Southern
Pacific left today on a month a vaca
tion and will probab'y visit Honolulu
tuke peuel wtH leave next week to
enter Culver ml'.itary school.
At the Vace, "Theda. Famed Vam
plre Woman. In 'The Devil's Dauph
ter' ", at (he Star, "The Villain PtiU
Pursued Her. and "One More Too
Manr Deuces 'l.
s
DAM T.
At Bouuey a drill lfry fat'iidaj
to their patients.
For adenoids. It offers a means of
relieving the obstruction to breathing
and removing the obstacle to norma!
development of nose, teeth. Jaw. chest
and body, without the risk of a ma
Jor operation, general anesthesia,
possible hemorrhage, possible absceaa
or extension of Infection and damage
to ears. It serves excellently, too. to
dispose of portions of adenoids left
behind when the usual tonsil and
adenoid operation Is done.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Pectin.
Friend suggests using pectin in
matting Jelly saying it produces bet
ter ' and more 3lly fesr th mp.
amount of fruit and sugar. Ia It
harmful? fM. ht. .)
Answer It Is whlfcene enough.
I'd prefer le Jally fn the genuine
than more of the maka-belleve.
Are Ieoters VrkiM?
Three months av hart oafcratlon
fee absced appendix. Tha epin-
d lc cou Id not be re mete d at the
time, but the Inch-ion Is all hetaari
ad I am In ood hMlth. Dctov
says I should return Ve "hotefitel ta
knv tt removed new. rrletiee, my
that Isn't necaseary. fC. M. O.)
Answer They can remove it Mcea
eattsfacorily In the nosplvl tk t'nay
Id In the morgiM or mortuary kail.
in some cases tha ap,twMl is -
stroyed by the sbaceFs. ut yeur -
tec s your best friend.
RMNlWK.
Very fond of rhubarb, ntwa y!a
all the information ymi cm of It
mineral content, fd vtri-m Mart
health value. . . . (W. C. P.)
Answer You will get the t 14m.
of Its chemical composltleci, miMNri
content, food value, corapaiajd with
other foods, by consulting lultotin
Agriculture Dapartmant, ClimlcsJ
Composition of Anvrlcn Peaa a
terlals." Anyone may buy a cc-py a
this for ten cents. &?nd to Govern
ment Printing Office, Waantntaton, P.
C. for It. I like pieplant, too. bufc I
can't say much for lta haalth valvat.
Formerly some phydcla-xrs e&memmti
it as a carrier of tha oiwllc Mia ral
Icle, but modern metho of pre
cision tend to throw daufea an the
old Idea of "axalurla."
(Copyright. 1935, John ST HU Ca.)
Ed. Note: farvweas
communicate wHa
should send letter elnM
Willlnm Brady. M. W., 1
Camlao, Beverly MNaK t
I0HI
i an
DARE ADVERTISE
at ar. 1 tm 1
. ",n mr,1 IT'S
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. Thoughts
while strolling: How many can spell
cerebral hemorrhage eff-hand? A
description of the Normandle: A pal
ace with the pal-
sy. The veteran
editor John Phil
lips. First of the
bread-and - milk
dietlsts. Bluest
of the masculine
blue-eyed: Harry
Bannister.
Memftry: Harry
Lauder's pathetic
song sketch of
the half-witted
Scotch boy: I'm
the Softest of the
Family. What
ever became of J. P. McEvoy? Will
Cuppy has a quick hiccup name. too.
And Babe Ruth a cinch face for the
sculptors. Difficult to realize the boy
ish Alfred Vanderbllt Is now the
leading turfman.
The pinch hitter for magailne edi
tors. Marlon Gillespie. When a writer
muffs an assignment they ring for
her. The Indian phrase for clear wat
er Is a swell roll of the tongue:
Klosh-muck-a-muck cnuck chuck. A
lot of authors are writing worse nov- '
els than Mary Pickford. j
Slogan suggestions: "Share the :
thrift of others." Baby talk name: ;
Ootste Orts of Sa'n Antonio. How j
many smartles know the present
tense of the verb wrought? Nobody
has filled Joseph Urban's shoes. For
a dandy evening: A comfortable cltair,
a log fic and Opie Read discussing
steambuat days.
Everybody that tmotors through
Odd. W. Va. drops me a post card.
!ut my favorite hick town is Hot
Spot. Ky. Jolly Bill Steinke looka his
moniker to aT. Rube Goldberg's
sons have outgrown him. for good
ness pke! Still another memory: The.
sticky door-knobs after a taffy pull.
torn a cell in The Tombs: "I have
come to the end of my rope but I
h' found a knot called hope."
There's tn involuntary wince In I
pi.aJng that depressing gray pile that j
Is -the Tomte; with Its equally gloomy j
K-lfife of Sighs over which Jall-
sffttnpinasi trickle to their doom from
criminal courts. Especially at night
h the bleakness is relieved only
by one or two thin drlddles of light.
0fin titer midnight there Jangles
throuf h the barred windows a shriek
ing bUaaphemy like the eerie scream
fcew a Jungle. A soul in tormentl
At the foot of a hill In Roslvn. L.
T. Is a reji-flnf colonial tvnp of trn '
we- with a Washington name and
en early American decor. On the site
Gm, Washington once brcakfnsted.
I'e eften wondered the why of the
charm of the Washington tea rooms.
Them art many in New York
fTaunce'ft Tavern for example and
dotting the New England con n try -Ida.
I'f never been disappointed in
the fee or service. Somehow all I
Wejtad it-em living up shlning
ly o a trarlltion.
Rie tfdj room Is often looked upon 1
a a aort of chintzy rendezvous where
)el la.les go for the surreptitious
auff of a clgaret. The fact Is, many
vaatpt. ct cuisine frequently prefer
them hn dining out. Helen Gould
1 patron. AIpo EIMc Dc Wolfe.
ct find. Paul Whitrmnn. Fritz
THEY
AS SMOOTH AS
f Krelsler, Charles Hanson Towne,
! Amelia Earhart and of all people
' Robert L. Ripley. Most of these have
dined In famous restaurants all over
j the world.
The majority of tea rooms have lost
their prim, prtssiness since repeal.
They have their "cute" semi-circular
bars and wine cards as varied as In
the bon ton places. And the food Is
different the final metropolitan link
gastronomically with that vague phe
nomenon known as "home cooking".
The last stand of roly-polies and
Brown Bettles.
Fannie Hurst, thinner than ever,
has returned from Hawaii where she
was the reigning and feted celebrity
for several weeks. There are rumors
in the literary world that her next i
novel will have the Island aa back- j
ground. Hawaii somehow has been !
neglected as a locale, although in the !
past few years It has become one of
the most colorful watering places.
Running neck and neck with Monte
Carlo and Palm Beach. Although a '
rigid quarantining of dogs has kept
many away.
The customary morning hub-bub
In our block had a five-year-old lost
Henry as hero. He was found wan
dering along Third avenue by a col- t
ored Janitor. The Janitor took the lad
with him on a chore before return-
HEATH'S Dm STORE
Sanitary Napkins,
2 doz 25
Packers Cots, 2 for 5
Spray Douches 79$
Lifebuoy Uoup 6
Milk of Hagnsaii, Tooth
Paste, 2 for 25f
Shu Milk 23
Framed Crater Lake
Pictures iip
SMA : 90C
Squibb 's Chocolate
Vitavose 43t
Guaranteed Fountain
Pens (made by
Conklin) $1.00
Mineral Oil 29
Ladies'
Rest Room
DRUG
I FINAL NIGHTS!
SHRINE -f W
PATROL
.JAf'KSON rOt'NTV t'AIRtiUnl'NOS
ALL STAR PROFESSIONAL ACTS 26
n i-.no. fiii:i: i-ARKisf;. snow' at .("
26
roRs oim
SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY
2:110 hooks OPEN l:m
Bl? ' Till, f'oiipon anil Lie i
ThU f'eupon anil !."' will mltnll
..... 1 - '
"You're perhaps tritf thousandth person to tell
me that those Old Mr. Boston advertisements
about 'You can drink it straight' are absolutely
true. Of course, they are. You see, this is a
totally different gin a sweller-tasling g'n
that is grand all bey itself. That's why they dare
advertise it differently. After all, it's Old Mr.
Boston, and if anyone can say more, I dc n't
knotf what it is."
75e
PINTS
FIFTHS
OfcD BRANDY
lng him to his parents an hour Inter.
"I kept htm with me fo he vo-.:!:i nt
get losworse."'' he orr-lF-'-n---(Copyright,
1935. McNaughl s?.-:idl-cate
i
DANCH
j Grill every
At Bonne?
light.
Diamond Odii
"A fine place to eat"
Open Saturday
6 a.m. to SUN. 3 a.m.
Step Here After
The Dance ....
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