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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKOKD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935. Medfo: Tribune Everyone Id Hciulbarn Urvgoa Beads th Uall Trlhuu" Daily Except Saturday. Publlhtd by UKOKURD PRJNTINO CO. li.T-: N. fir 8L Phop U. ROBERT W. RUUU Editor. A.o iDdapaodatit Nawapapar. o tared aa cond-cltM maittr at alvd ford. Oravoo. undr Act of Uircb I, Utl. SUBSCRIPTION RATE By Mali lo Advance: Pally, ona yar M-JJ Dally, tli -montba Dally, oaa month By Carriar. to Advaoca Madford. am lacd. JaokioovHia. Central Point, Phoenix. Talent, dold Hill and oo hlfhwava a Dally, one yw . D"lly. !! aiootaa Dally, ona month All term. cah In advanea. Official Paper of Iha City of Mwlford. Official Paper of JerkMia County. MEMBER Of THE ASSOCIATED PUCS Receiving rull Leard Wire Stn-lce. Tha Auocieted Pro la ascluilvaly n tltlad to tha uh for publication of all nwf dispatch! credited to It or other wIm credited in thle paper, and aleo to tha local newe pubimhed herein. Atl rtshta for publication of peelaJ dispatches herein are aleo reserved. MEMBER OP UNITED PRESS MEMBER OK AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising Reproaentatlvee L C. MOGEN8EN COMPANY Offlcee In New fork, Chlcaio Detroit Ian Franotaco, Loe An galea, Seattle, Portlend. MEMBER. Why Slap the Wrist? pvTSTBIC'T Attorney William Trindle of Marion county is removed from control of the grand jury by Ciriuit Judge McMahan for being "unfaithful to his trust and violating his official duty." The court declares Trindle advised a former grand jury to disregard the court's instructions to indict a deputy sheriff, because he (Trindle) WAS ATTORNEY FOR THE MAN INVESTIGATED ; and the districfrattorney also, failed to bring action against gambling houses, until newspaper exposures com pelled him to do so. . Whereupon Lyle J. Page, deputy district attorney, is named as prosecutor, and Roy R. Hewitt, Salem attorney his assistant. TIE charges brought by the court are serious ones. If true, t.hA flifitriet nt.tnrnpv shnnM not nnlv h rpinnval frnm pnn- trol of the present grand jury, but from his office. Merely removing him from this particular case, apparently to resume his official duties thereafter, strikes us as a very strange procedure. If the charges are ilntrue Trindle should remain, and Judge McMahan should apologize, and step out. If they are true, Trindle should get out, and stay cut. There should be no half way measures in such a situation. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur perry Grapes. In great popular demand during the prohibition era. for mak ing Jelly, are now plentiful, In popu lar demand, but being made Into Jelly. e e Tom Mooney, seeking release from San Que n tin prison, where ht has languished for plose to 19 years for the San Francisco Preparedness Day bomb outrage, admits on the witness stand he retslns radical views, snd favors a "social revolution," algns ot which he sees a-plenty. Friendly bouncing of a baseball bat off the seek of a gent who disagrees In controversy involving wages and work, are listed by Mr. Mooney ss preliminary to the "social revolu tion" he srdently desires. e Three rascslly Republicans have been named by Multnomah county to occupy seats In the legislature, where three noble Democrsts for merly looked wise. Boiling down the comment, one way and another on the history making epoch. It looks like the most harmonious outrage In a long time. e a ' The deer season opens Sunday. Hunters are beseeched to pull the trigger so nobody will need a ser mon later in the week. In some sec tions of the state hunters have already made mistakes. The calen dar was wrong, snd they mistook the game warden for a neighbor going sfter his cow. Monday the scribes will be busy looking at the horns of bucks, Instead of the end that provides venison steaks. By Wednesday all wide -awake news papers will be printing photographs of mighty nlmrods snd the victim f their prowess afield. e e a In a lively canter o'er the lea at dawn a properly garbed equestrienne went four miles as the crow flies, and 17 miles ss the ball bounces, e e e Echoes from Louisiana are remi niscent of the late tragic political monkey-business suffered by Jack son county, when In the hands ot self -sprouting Messiahs snd mar tyrs. The Louisiana variety thumps tables, snd their own bosoms, walk out of courts, yell bloody murder, blames the other fellow for their own crimes, sing "America" and quote ths Scripture, before snd after com mitting them, take up collections, and send thunderous telegrams at public expense to distinguished cm sen . All this seems to be the stand ard technique for hell-rslslng. In the finer points of blatant demagoguery, the southern province has a decided edge. Take the funeral sermon oi last week, which In spots was a mili tant stump-speech. e e e R. Bard well's Juggernaut exptred ftr.m lack of gai on the Main stem yesterday a. m. A courteous Standard OH 4d shoved to produce enough momentum to enable Mr. B. to roll Into a Union Oil silo. e e Fall hats for the Oalshevikls are appearing, and are being worn on the head, and slapped over on one sr. e e e The football season baa opened among the high schools, snd the first claims made that "trade rela tions will be Improved, snd friendly relations maintained by the larger schools playing the am. Her schools." Ths supporters of a country team, under this theory, are supposed to rush to the city, end buy their beans and overall, sfter they have been beaten, 87 to 0. e a a The Justin (Up-to-Schooh Smith boy continues actively engaged in tearing down the parental roof, dis mantling furniture, and biting off bis own thumb. He has fully re covered from a recent going bye-bye with H, Flewher, the demon baker. a e e THE HITrH-HIKP.K. He makes himself ths highway grace. And thumbs his way from place to place; Whatever town to Mm Is fair. Be quietly hitch-hikes over there. Thus he Is never paying bills For breakdowns In the roadside Ills. Thus happens to htm never woe. Because he hitch-hikes to snd fro. How nice to travel m a car At 60 pleasant miles per hour; No fare, no gas, do oil to buy. Just ride snd let the goody guy Take si the risk above the ground By hauling derelicts s round. (Exchange) j Cm Mail TrlbujsJ want s4s. Time to Fight Back fXCE more the fact obtrudes that California' needs to study geography. The conviction down there that California is the Pacific coast, that what doesn't belong, in this part of the world, to California, doesn't belong to the United States, is growing. The appropriation by California of Oregon grapes, Oregon pears, Oregon scenic attractions, particularly Crater Lake, are all a matter of record, and come under the heading of "old news." But now judging by latest reports, California has also ap propriated the Oregon coast line, including the Columbia river and is firmly convinced if the California coast is properly de fended, the const line of the United States is properly defended also. 1 IP California alone suffered from this geographical delusion, there might be no serious complaint,- it could be charged off as just a part of the rather amusing California complex which no one outside of its boundaries accepted, and therefore calcu lated to do no serious harm. . But no less an authority than the "Astorian Budget", main tains the California idea has been accepted by various and sun dry rear-admirals of the U. S. navy, by a majority of the appro priations committee of the house, and that following a recent inspection of the defenses of the western coast all these worthy gentlemen agreed, California needs more navy shipyards, more emergency naval bases, increased coast fortifications, but Ore gon needs NOTHING AT ALTx ' . Not a thing I In fact the congressional committee at least, refusod even to travel north of San Francisco and inspect the ooast defenses of Oregon and the Pacific northwest. Why waste the timo and money f Where, what and why is Oregon anyway! T1TE don't blame the Astoria newspaper for expressing won- dor and seasoning that wonder with righteous indignation. If war ever should come to this coast and the hundreds of mil lions spent in California are only justified on the assumption it may or will, the month of the Columbia and Astoria would no doubt feel the first shock of it. As the Budget states: Doe the war and navy departmenta contemplate that, In the event of war. an enemy will strike at southern California? Do they tlilnlc an army would land In a barren country where It ' would trv itself if it had to feed off the country? Do they think a navy from the orient would strike at a section of our coast which Is hundreds of miles farther than northern ports? The Columbia river entrance, for Instance, la 143 miles closer to the orient even than Seattle, a full 423 mllea closer than San Francisco and several days' time closer thsn the southern Cali fornia porta? And yet the Columbia river la left absolutely without a ship base of any kind and there la a full thousand mllea of coastline north of San Francisco without even a harbor of refuge. It is all very strange and decidedly disquieting. The California habit of claiming everything in sight and getting away with it, can be taken with a certain equanimity, when it's merely the old "boostermania" racket, and the results are exclusively commercial. But when it comes to a matter of national defense, and eventually perhaps a matter of life and death, to the peoplo of this state, living along its senboard, it appears to be time not only for Astoria and Portland but the entire state to wako up and do something about it, The reason, according to the Astoria paper is politics: Out of all this there la one very significant thing. The California congressmen are very much on the Job. These two sub-committees, which came out west to Investigate defenses, were piloted by Csllfornla congressmen who are ever on the alert to serve their state with federal funds and project. Perhapa this account for the fact that they never came north of San Francisco bay and they were ao Impressed with the needs of more naval and military project for the protection of California. Apparently there was no one In Wsahlngton to see that they came north and made their Investigation of the defense of the Psciflo a real and complete one. Apparently no one directed their attention to the fact that Oregon and the Columbia river are absolutely unprotected and that lesa than half of one per cent of the funds expended by navy and war department on the Pacific have been spent on this vast and vulnerable are. And we can only wonder why such things can be. If this is the correct explnnatiou then Oregon through its delegation in Washington should proceed to get busy POLITI CALLY. When California takes our fruits and nuts and grapes, and sells them as her own, when it takes Crater Lake, and moves it across the state line, when it ships its product here, and refusrs to let us ship our products there, when it claims the world and Rets away with it well that is all in the day's work and a credit to her gall and enterprise. But when California takes money for national defense that rightfully belnntfs to this state and is needed to protect this state j then it "a time for old man Oregon to drop his inferiority complex, shake his easy going ways, iret up on his hind legs and fight bm-k I Pioneer Town Minus "smith)" INDEPENDENCE. Mo (UPI Old timers and the chamber cf commerce were reiuctsnt to admit It. but the truth I out Independence, outfit ting point for covered wagon trains making the perilous Ssnta Pe trail Jour has no blacksmith, shop. VANCOUVER. Wain . dept. 30 (API The search continued today for the body of Charles E Cramer. 4S. who drowned yesterday when he fell tnto the Columbia rlxer from a dredge upon which he had been working. His widow and Ilur chil dren survive. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not lo disease diagnosis or treatment will be answered by Dr. Brady If stamped self-ad-dressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written tn Ink. Owing to the large number ot letters received only a few can be answered No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructlona. Address Or William Brady. '6A El Caralno, Beverly Hills. Cal. ' EATING VOIR WA V TO DIABETES Ninety per cent, of all adults with dlsbetes Iave been overweight for a considerable period before they have Become diabetic, it was found by Dr. E. P. Joslln, no ted student and authority In this field. There It Is a g a 1 n t h e smooth, the de lectable, the so phisticated car bohydrates, the seductive and tantalizing car bohydrates. If It bores you, don't listen, fathead. speak freely about It because I had a close call myself. They had me going. In fact the carbohydrates near ly got me. spite of lodln ration, som ersaults rT everything except the w.k. B. symphony (about which I'll ex plain another time) I was slipping, gradually sinking tnto a kind of coma (I'll say more about that, too In an- otner article). What stopped me, I think, was a sudden realization that I had gone soft, didn't care to fight. prererred to abate a Jot here and tittle there. The whole business wss quite tragic, I could tell you, but who cares. Back to the prevention of diabetes. Regarded merely as a vital statistic It doesn't matter much to a careen Ing world that the popular white col lar man, Smiling Dick Roe. has quiet ly donned a new pannlculua (blanket to you) since he slipped past thirty, and the ssd part of it Is that all his friends think It la becoming and near ly everybody Interprets this insidious blanketing with adipose as a sign of super-abundant health, whereas In fact It marks the onset of degenera tion. Dick would see thla himself If he were living an honest life. But clothes and mechanical means of transportation and labor-savins de vices and all the little tricks of civi lization which contribute to our false dignity and sedentary habit conspire to deceive mm and Jolly h.lm slong until he Is brought up with a Jolt. Too often the Jolt is some serious or ganic breakdown. Dick seldom listens to wsrnlngs such as this I am trying to give. That toollsh smile of his Is partly .an expression of his opinion of doctors and their nutty Ideas; he has little use for the medicos, snd further slong In the story when Dick calls In a few speclallsta they can't do much for him.' Taken tn time, obealty. diabetes and cardiovascular degeneration are all amendable to good hygienic and preventive medicine. One great difficulty in the way of good hygiene and preventive medi cine In this field Is the lack of a definite dividing Una between over weight and obesity. Tell a patient he Is overweight snd he Is mildly Inter ested If at all: tell him he has obesity and he la alarmed. But who shall say where overweight leaves and obesity begins? Some obese Individuals never be come dlAbetlc. hut It I rorr.nln that overwelsht lmnosex a strain nn th ! Islands of Langerhana In ths pan creas, those groups of specialized cells which secrete Insulin, and so It is that smiling Dick's becoming new pannlculus makes him more liable to develop diabetes. In practice it seems to be ns difficult to catch dlsbetes In time ss It Is to diagnose tubercu losis In Its lnclplency. .1 don't know whether this Is due to dumbness of the laity or Incompetence of the medical profession or both. NEW .YORK DAY BY DAY By 0,0. Mclntyre Answer I believe the scsnty cloth ing they wear will build better health for them In years to come. a ItHm Diuilr nwa k Who rlrln't r-mi oa nut- a 111. t.M, I on the care of the heart, along the lines of your "Little Lessons" series? The Increasing prominence of heart disease aa a cause of death, the early heart breakdown of many men In business life, and all ... (W. L. K.) Answer I have prepared a number of little books about that, under various titles, In the "Little Lessons" series. "Building Vitality," "The Re generation Regimen," "The Art of Easy Breathing," "Chronic Nervous Imposition." "The Last Brady Sym phony," "Design for Dwindling" are some of tbe titles. Send ten cents In coin and stamped envelope bearing your address, for any one of these. Typists Have Cracked Fingers During many years of work as a typist I suffered much from cracked fingers. I found that by painting the ends of my fingers with newskln, NEW YORK. Sept. 20. Thoughts while strolling: What a clean-cut fel low Oeorge M. Cohan remains. Some how he suggests chilled grape-fruit. For perm a n e n t banishment: Americans living abroad who refer to 'The States." Who remembers when you could not get buckle berry pie at a soda fountain? Add long faced celebrities: Nor man H ap good. Herb Swope and Beatrice Lillie. Those light suit cd boys from Texas und, Oklahoma. Most descriptive book title in years: "Little Man, What Now?" Kathleen Howard Is the new Louise Closser Hale of the screen. The prim lady with the straight grey hair! That phoney smile of the Russian Litvlnoff. Time to -torpedo, those Mfvlaprop and blah blah bits for Alice Brady. She's a dramatic actress. Most nauseating biography on record: I 1 rj7: Mrs. Harry Lehr's "King Lehr." Fur- which quickly hardens, , I protected five oldsters who dart into Mlnsky's. my lingers and relieved tne pain ana soreness, and the cracks readily heal ed. I have suggested this to many friends In the same work and they find It satisfactory. (Miss C M. P.) Answer Thank you. Newskln Is flexible collodion. Be sure the cracked skin Is perfectly clean, dry and free from oil or salve before you apply the liquid. Pore If there are no pores in the skin where does the sweat come from? Why rub liniment on unbroken skin to re lieve sprain or bruise? (F. w. J.) Answer The sweat comes from the sweet glands under the skin, and is excreted thru the sweat ducts along with sebum or oil from sebaceous glands. No one has ever shown that anything can be taken In thru these ducts you can't reverse the direction of the flow. Liniment relieves by counterirritatlon. (Copyright 1935, John F. Dllle Co.) Ed. Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to Dr. William Brady. M. D., 263 El Caralno. Beverly Hills, Cal. The Stetson-hatted backer of Wiley Post: Frank Phillips. Look allkes: Cecil De Mille and Judge D. H. Klncheloe. Ouy Lorn bar -dc goes for tan suits. And Oeorge White still clings to those fly-s!?ed biack bowa. Pulse pumping poker memory: The night Dr. George A. Dorsey bet 63200 on the turn of a card in i red dog game. And lost to Arthur Roche. j Stark Young sauntering toward his East 57th street apartment. Allitera tive seasonal debauch : September Shirt Sales! The former Boswell of Montparnasse, Wambly Bald. But his name Is tied by that Pekin correspon dent from London: Jessuk Sllsh. Chil liest sounding word in the dictionary: Wife. Molly Mallory BJ . . . I can't handle It. Anyway the once great tennis star is a frequent stroller in the upper 50's, the district In which she resides. Her constant companion is a frisky Scottle and almost every dusk they are out for a walk. Once Inclined to plumpness, she is now extremely thin, so much so few would recognize her. Although her health Is excellent, I hear. Note from a novelist: "I'm doing everything but finishing my novel. Hope to sell it before it's done. Then I won't have to." Sounds like "Don't miss It If you canl" The city's most magnificent and cathedral -like 6 and 10 now graces the once forlorn and spooky site of the old Wendell mansion on the ave nue. Glittering beacon, perhaps, of the new order. The decor and light ing are comparable in luxury to any store In town. And the general splen dor has given new plume to a run down corner. It has the fewest and smallest windows of any structure Its size In town. for visitors and Is quite the cock of the walk. Every year when the clrcua comes, the youngsters era Ade's guettt with all the red lemonade and pea nuts on the side they can gorge. In the morning he does a chore of writ ing and some ssy It's autobiography, an effort for which magazine editors and book publishers have been wang ling for years. George Ade's friends hear that, vastly Improved tn health, he has been lazing through the summer at his home. Hazeldon Manor, by the side of a meandering, sluggish stream known as the Iroquolse, at Brook. Ind. He does his daily round of the golf course with a drop-in afterward at the local barbershop for a quiet session of rummy In the back room. In the evening the soft ball games draw him as a rather enthusiastic rooter. His constant companion Is Mike Currans. a midget, with a pro prietory air like BUI Fields 'Shor'y." He runs errands, peels nn eagle eye I'm wondering Bbout the fate of tha parlor piano. So many homes with out them. On motor rides I pass two abandoned factories. In an auction room I saw one of the finest makes sheathed, grand style, tn Ivory Inset strips. It was the relic of a golden throated opera star and the original cost was St 1,000. A bona fide bill of sale confirmed It. Yet it was avail able for less than $',000 with no tak ers. Piano acts on the stage have to be tricked up to click. Or a burlesque affair such as Herb Williams' or Al Trahan. We wonder, too. how boun ce?, red haired Edith Baker In her dainty piano turn on the Frolic Roof would be received these modern days. The radio, of course, caused the tie bacle. (Copyright, 1935, McNaught Syndicate) Dse Mail Tribune want ads. "ENERGY HIKE" "We're stealing a march on health with vigorous fresh air and exercise. But we need a sound diet, too that's why we call for delicious breakfasts of Shredded Wheat." '; Each golden -brown Shredded v. Wheat Biscuit is filled with a perfect balance of Nature's vital health elements helps give you energy and health. Ask for the piclcige shewing the picture of KiJgara Falls and tbe red N.B.C Uneedi Seal NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Unoeda Bakers" QITSTIONS AND ANSWERS The Ymingtr (feneration Will not the younger generation suffer with rheumatism In yeara to come, from the scanty clothing they wear? (Miss I. W.) Flight 'o Time Metlford and Jackson County history ( from the flies of the Mall Tribune 10 and 20 Yean Ago). TEN YEAR AOO TODAY September 20. ll25. (It was Sunday.) Four auto era she yesterday, all due to "misunderstanding signals," police report. Final program of the county fair la well attended. Large crowd parks outside the fairgrounds and see the races free, which annoys fair officials. Mrs. O. D. Franee wins an alumi num pan snd a pound of coffee in cooking contest at county fair. Portland lawyer gives a lady Juror a ride in his auto, so court orders a new trial. Northern lights are seen by a num ber of local people. Army planes pass over city en route to ,sn Dtetjo Streets thronged with beholders. TH EN rv KAKS AGO TODAY September 2o, 1915. ( It was Monday. Etka out in force, decorating stes with flnsa and lod?e colors for dedi cation of new temple, to be held here ThurKlay and Friday. Transient lady, omered lo ext town after several drunken sprees, re- s turns and la remanded to Jail. Her j male companion has not returned. I and the polio announce that if he 1 doe he will be put to work. t Allies shell oerman lines en ret. em front, BuUara prepare for wr j with Macedonia: Oermn envov. In ! nore to Berlin, refes to American I as "idotlc Yankee." ! Spratu Reisel of Gold Hill whi!e driving to Gold Hill, ts sum be.ieath th ve br s yellowisck-t. nlgl re turned here for niedk-sl t -est men t, a the ev is swelled four times i natursl sise. HEATH'S PRO FREE! 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Ladies' Rest Room A 1 Fl Fitch Psndruff Remoter ,an Sap Tak Sanitary Nap- U Shampoo with fre Rubber kin. IT . ma:ige brnh. 59c 2 for 21c Univex Cameras 39c DRUG STOKE Medford Building Phone 884 iirt'i'ii sXui
