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, By Arthur I'errj.
A great deal of emphasis 1 placed
these, days on me innnuivy
lege graduates to procure employ
ment, and a federal survc of the
Ituatlon l under way. Bacfc In the
wicked and prosperous year, of 19
1938 returning oollrglsn. done
with the campus, frequently an
nounced, through the press, he In
tended to look around ""P".
yeara before he made up hta mind
what he waa- going to do. It often
vaa the parental theory. In those
time., a boy "should bo careful and
not mail Into something Inadvised
ly" There was another type, juai
,a deliberate about putting their
noses to the economic grlndatone.
They went Into ambush to lurk for
aomethlng that sulta me. This
happy attitude towards toll will re
turn with surplus of Jobs.
t-v,. nirlir Olrls are now chewing
gum to ollmlnat douhle-chlns. Borne j
hold the cure Is worse than the mal
adr. However, nobody ever ateppod
In a double-cliln.
...
concentrated kindling, patented
aril in neat packages, la now avall
r.slc at all modern woodsheds. Be
troen thla timely contribution to
Ihe safety of Mankind, and pri
meval forest, full of pitchy knots,
but 30 minutes away by auto, the
danger of anybody freezing to death
this winter In this vicinity la re
duced to the minimum.
.
For a good reason, known to the
writer, Mr. Bunnell la doing every
thing, except the St. Vitus tflance.
to sell Mr. Mahoney to the Town
srndltea. (Prom a letter, Portland
Telegram) He aeema to be what the
Humdlngera, Inc.. call "active."
...
Warbler have atarted practicing
anthems for the Tulellde. The Yule
tide anthem la aa full of "Hosannas"
aa lawyer of "Whercasea."
After tomorrow, the sport scrlbea
of the land will get down to the
business of selecting the Rose Bowl
football combatants for New Tears
day. Some favor the selection of a
team that can beat California, and
some favor a team "that la truly
representative of the East."
The Virginia hlll-nelly. sentenced
to S years In state prison for beat
ing her mountaineer father to death
with a shoe, when he endeavored to
spank her for staying out wlfh a
boy-friend until midnight. Is balled
an "a victory for the old-fashioned
moral code." The verdict haa been
In three days, and no htll-bllly song
about H.
...
nepubllcan protest on the Cana
dian trade treaty has caused the
Democratic press to advise one and
all to be patient, await requite, and
not "howl until you are hurt." In
other words, don't throw mud. while
In the muddle.
...
The Ethiopians continue to put
up a good fight against the Italians,
between winning in the morning
papers snd losing In the sfternnon
sheets.
Parlous Times for J. B.
JOHN BULL is certainly a glutton for punishment. Testerde.y
the British government stepped into the Far Eastern situa
tion, and suggested that. Japan reconsider its determination to
take over another sizeable piece of what was onee the Chinese
Empire. .
A very reasonable suggestion, considering what Japan has
been doing the past few months in that part of the world. But
to Tokio probably about as welcome as a spoonful of arsenic in
the afternoon cup of tea.
With Italy on its hands in Europe and Africa; Japan in the
Orient j and Germany the biggest threat of all, to England's
future peace and security, when that second "der tag" comes
around, it doesn't look like very clear sailing for the British
Empire for many years to come.
f.UWX is determined to grab what she wants in China and
grab it dow while the grabbing is good, Italy is determine"
to grab what she wants in Africa; and Germany under Hitler
is determined to regain her place in the sun just as soon as the
condition of her army, navy, and air force, justify "aggressive
action.
All three nations want more land, more wealth, more power
and security tnd will fight to the death for these things, before
they will relinquish them.
And in nil three instances England stands as the chief ob
stacle, to the attainment of these ambitions. t
8mall wonder that at the last election the people of England
voted overwhelmingly for increasing their army, navy and air
forces. They are certainly going to need them.
Endorsing a Blank Check ,
A MEMBER of the local Townsend elub informs us Hint
organization is delighted with the recent visit of Congress
man Mott, during which Mr. Mott heartily endorsed the Towns
end old age pension plan.
As Congressman Mott, we are sure, was delighted with the
cordial reception he received at the hands of this growing and
enthusiastic organization, that makes it unanimous.
Ear be it from us In throw any cold water upon such a
mutual admiration society, but thus far we have failed to dis
cover, where or when Congressman Mott DID endorse the
Townsend plan.
He endorsed the McGronrty bill. He endorsed a transaction
tax of 2 which he called a multiple sales tax, to provide funds
for old age pensions.
But he expressly stated he did not know how much such a
tax would provide. (According to federal experts such a tax
would yield a maximum of $75 per month, probably nearer foO.)
XITHETIIKR or not that estimate is correct we don't know.
But we do know this:
UNTIL the exact amount of any old age pension is known,
it can not be represented as the Townsend plan, and any en
dorsement under such circumstances is simply side Mopping Hie
question,
DRACTICALLT everyone today is in favor of SOME form of
old age pension. What distinguishes the Townseud plan
from all others is the high amount to be paid $200 per ninnlh
to every individual over 60, and $100 per month for every couple
the entire amounts to be spent within 30 days.
Unless the proposed pension approximates that amount, nnd
makes lOflCr expenditure compulsory, it can't be called the
Towusend plan.
To endorse a BLANKET pension plan, and call it endorse
ment, of the Townsend plan, may be pood politics, hut. we are
rather surprised it should be received with such unquestioning
enthusiasm, by those who Sincerely believe in the Long Beach
doctor's proposal. It strikes us as about as satisfactory as
endorsing a blank cheek and giving someone else authority to
fill it in.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M D
MKfted lelterk peruniilng to persmiai rieullh and -nyglenr nut to disease
dluKMiifls or treatment will he aitsiverril ny Or. Brad If a stamped wlf-ad
dresseu entelnpe Is enclused l-erter should be hrlel and written In ink
uwlnjt to the large number ut letters receded unly a tew can be answered
No reply ran he mude to queries nnl cutiturnilng to Instructions Address Mr
William Uradi. ioi Kl ('amino. Heterly Hills cal.
Flight 'o Time
Med ford and JacltMio Couiit
out or from the HI or ttit
Ataii T rib on 10 and 20 ?ear
At?o. - -
1 ROOSEVELT TROUNCES h "0.' E
COMMERCE, 31 TO 1 3 j tl Portland grid league game yea-
The win moved Rocsevelt w
place in the final stanoinga.
i PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 22. (API
The Roosevelt high football team,
getting off to a two-touchdown lead
IION T M RSi: III.II PAINFI L SIIOI I.DF.R . ' .' , '
Vartona names are given to lame followed by moderate manipulation of
shoulder. Subdeltoid bursitis, avib
rtcromlnal bursitis. Calcification of
the sjpraplnatUA
tendon. pcrlart:i
r 1 1 1 . a p r a 1 n.
strain and eke -ye
rheumatism. I '
pain' Is feit down
the arm wiseacres
are likely to as
sume It Is neu
hltls. In porhaps one
third of tne casco
the origin of the
trouble Is a def-
iniw Injury to the
shoulder. In an
other third uie symptoms develop
gradually, without apparent ciuw, In
ihe remaining third patients report
that the lameness bean with some
over uee of the arm or aomo unac
customed effort, such a Washing
windows." "throwing a snowball,"
painting the cclllnt?." "spading the
Crclen," "polishing the car."
The pain In or about the shoulder
Is a first shfirp and stabbing with
certain limited movements, and even
when the patient tries to rest at nltjtht
It may be so painful that a shot ut
morphine or pome thing la pretty darn
welcome relief. I'm telling the world.
P iln .continue more or leas constant
ly for days. With the pain there la
increasing stiffness or limitation of
motion In the shoulder, because move
ment Induces pain.
If not properly treated nt this acute
j.toao the trouble Is likely to drift
Irto a chronic disability of the shoul
der which cripples the victim mbre or
less.
Roentgenograms reveal calcium de
peviu in the bursa tor In the supri-
Nhplnatua tendon In about one-third
fo all ensea niter two or three week.
The presence of such wlclfleat!on
sems to have no parttculir relation
to the symptoms or-to the treatment.
The calcified area may show In the
ac-rav picture long after tne patient
the arm by the doctor. Thi manlpu
latlon Is bound to hurt a . bit, but
better a little discomfort. now than a
stiff and uselesa shoulder for Hfe.
Day by day the extent of movement
(abduction and rotaMon) U Increased,
until In a month or more the shoul
der is nearly aa mobile aa the well
shoulder. Meanwhile the patient car
ries on regular exercises dail;, M In
structed. .
In neglected cases It may be neces
sary to put the patient under anes
thesia and carefully free adhesions
before the physical therapy 1 Insti
ll vied. '
QUESTIONS AND ANSWF.RS i
Fasting. .
la It scientifically established that
Intelligent fisting occasionally Is con
ducive toward good health and Icgg
evlty? Vhaf Is considered "overeat
ing"? Eating as much a one wants?
(S. C.)
Answer One should faat only for
specific purpose under medical ad
vice. Overweight is the moat com
mon pvldence oft-overeating. One
.Oiould eat as much aa one need.i.
Whnt one wants and what the body
requires are often quite different mat
ters. I"or example, the' common
craving for excessive sweots. carbo
hydrates, which are easy to eat even
when one doesn't need such food and
: only handicapped by it.' ,V:
The Color Impresses.,
I gave a cheer when I found your
line article on the antiseptic value
of eoiip . . . relatives who are .horri
fied when I Insist on . washing my
child's cat semtches and abrasions
with soap and water in preference
to (a brilliant hued chemical) which
they press upon me. They simply
can't gainsay "OP Doc Brady" who
I happen to know Is not as old as
he pretends to be. (Mrs. R, D.)
Answer Thank (ycti. Ma'am. I still
prefer Immediate application of tinc
ture of lodlu for my own cuts, abra
sions, etc. .Soapy water la an excel
lent antiseptic solution for mouih-
Hm ' recovered; or It nwv disappear ! wash, garble, douche, or wet dressing
TEN VERS AfiO TODAY
November 22, 193.
(It wa& Saturday.)
Harvard holds Yale to zero ti. Lo
cal sons of Old 11 lost some wagers
to Harvard grade.
Arid holiday season looms for New
York, aa result of prohibition drive,
president Coollde holds effort
"should be made to capture th? source
of supply, rather than petty otfend-trs.
Auto registration In state in Octo
ber show steady gain. '
Lorel football interest center to
day In Stanford-California, game.
HEATH'S WEEK-END
The Store That Fills Prescriptions
0
ALARM CLOCKS, guaranteed 98c
Luminous Face, guaranteed $1.10
University of Oregon forbids danc
ing of the "Charleston" on the campus.
Salem agrees to play Medford high ,
in post-season game, to decide high j
school football title outside of Port- j
land, for 200 above all expenaea." i
Medford accepts. 1
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
November 2J. 1915.
(It was Monday.)
Just busted a barrel of pickled pigs
feel; at Medford Fish Market. (Adv.)
lorot before the shoulder disability has
been cured.
Bpst treatment appears to be com
plete rest cf the shoulder, not merely
in splint or r.Ilntt, but In apparatus
to hold the arm abducted and ex
ternally rotated and with a modrate
pull maintained on the arm. This
must be continued for several days.
In this stane cold applications or Ice
iins on the shoulder give more relief
than heat.
After perhnps four or five days of
this, the arm must be passively moved
by the doctor, and now is the time
when diathermy treatment Is of great
;nlue. Dall the diathermy should
be applied, for perhaps half an hour,
on an infected wound.
(Convrignt, it35, John T.
t;a Sole:
communicate with Dr. Brady
Dioiild send letter direct to Dr.
William tfrady. M D., "-6-5 El
Cainlnn. lieverly Hills. Cat
Young couple holding hands In
street, at Main and Riverside, are
struck by auto belonging to Wig Ash
pole, but driven by another. The
driver did net see the couple in time
to stop. The boy sustained a spvain-
ed wrist, and the girl was thrown vio
lently to the pavement.
Butte creek rises a foot followliit'i
a heavy rain in the Prospect district.
Fred Wahl has returned from a
business trip to Klamath Falls.
E!,;ht-hour day brings breach in
labor union ranks.
Unless farmers and landowners sign
up for 500 more acres, the siRnr beet
factory will be lost to Medford.
ABERDEEN. S. U. Larry Udell. 168.
Aberdeen, outpointed Ernie Hether
tngton, 158. Wlunepeg (!0).
Dr. West's Tooth Brush and Paste,
both for 47c
Imperator Toilet Tissue 4 for 19c
A Delicious New Mint Confection I
WHITMAN'S AIR BONS 10c
Adex Tablets 79c
Johnston's Instant Fudge .29c
Epsom Salts 5 lbs. for 23c
Dr. Blazoa Crystal'
MINERAL OIL, gal $1.29
mj l)BallaaMaaaasaajppaai
W-iajl
ft'flaYiiiaia'MlfllBltrrff
Watches, guaranteed 85c
Super D Cod Liver Oil natural
vitamins A and D, 8 oz. 89c, 16 oz. 1.29
Phone 884
Medford Bldg.
Communications
There has been some sad evmta
happened around here of 1st, but
do not know the particulars, so
will rot try to write about them.
(Km troy Creek JottlngM Accuracy
gets the best of Journalist Is fear
lessness. t
Quite a number around here have
cast ballot. In the nation tde
tanner HIM Mas llradarhe
To the Editor: j
From reports I had read In the!
Mall Tilbune while the budget com-1
mlltee was preparing the county bud
get for 1030 I thought It would show
reduction from 1P3S. What a head
ache that hope turned out to be A
comparison of the figures for 1038
with the budget for l3& shows an
Increase In the general levy outside
the elementary school and state tax.
of more than sixty thousand dollars.
I am now wondering If that was what
th budget commit tee was thanked
for at the public henrtng.
The surveyor's office, the county
school supt.. home demonstration,
fruit inspector, miscellaneous, etc. -
and even the county court ltelf are
some of the department that got a
of It costing more than one thousand
dollars for gasoline to convey himself
from his ranch to the court house in
the rather short time ha baa been in
office. If he remains In office very
long the taxpayers would be ahead
to bty him a residence in Medford
and give it to him. Since the Attor
ney Oeneral has declarrd thla chisel
ing Illegal I think It Is In order for
the county Judge to return this mon
ey to the taxpayers. As a horny hand
ed farmer I make this as a motion.
How's about It Mr. County Judge7
W. N. CARL.
Farmer Bill from Applegate.
November 31,
northwestern hockey Imgue, defeated
the Aenttle Scahawks last night 4 to
1.
Attkenhead. outstanding Portland
Portland Skaters
Trim Seattle 4A
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 23.
The Portland Buckaroos, continuing
the sizzling early season drive which
raise. Our county Judge now haa his naa carried them to the top of the
RFOVLAR travrl expense pushed up
to 400 per annum. ,Mid he has n
othrr travel expense which Is not tn
cluded in the four hundred dollnra.
which has grown to the astounding jjoalle staved off drive aftr driv In
imnrr oi more man one thousand the first two periods and it was not
dollars since he went Into office. I his until late In the final frame that
Is to cart himself back and forth from Srmttie ahU to mh thr.mch fnr
straw rcte. snowing now in?y wmim i mini w me court nom. Think Its lone score,
have voted In the last fWHon, had , , .,,
they not been too tired to Tot !
None tinahle to make It to ths polls
have, to date. hn unable to make
it to the postofflre.
THE ITFRWI. lltli-F.
We pay It out in taxes, get It partly
bark, nnd then
'Round comes the tax rolletr. ana
w pay it out again.
Were alwavs in the treadmill wher'er
we think e're hound:
We fancy we're prrmresing. but we're
g-ilng 'round and 'round.
t Exchange!
S.M.EM. Nor. 2X Chief of Po
lice Prank A. Mlnto appointed three
members of the Rnlem police forea to
i rt tin a grievance commit te to hear
complaints against any Salem police
officer.
Taf'OMA. Wash .Jimmy Mcleod.
136'i. Taeoma, Wash., outpointed
Truman Kennedy, 13S, Wichita, Ka.
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Holiday Specials
Hate or Koonu ( leaned I p for the H.'HUs at Prlres Mtti renlh
can afford, from now until January t. wr nffer to go atnwhere
In Jai-kon Count anil furnl.h Labor and Kalomlnr to refltlh n
room, h13. for
To reflnUh ame mum alth MnOtnMe Wntrr Taint for , ai.l'i
To furnish labor and al Paper tor ttmm, inio, for sil.'M
To (lean and Varnish linoleum Moor. niin, for JU.t!
To (lean and Hat an floor up to l -xio in sle for jtt-
ILadies (MJiealhA
Rest Room Jl)3u Cti
K. DRUG STORE
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an wrj
City Prep Crown U I U l I i Ll k W
On Block Tonight I J j J ( A A
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. S2. iPi f WaaalrK"''. " arnMH aF r-Kip iifcj
The Portland football championship K - J? )ff v r" .'y fcJf.'Kt'li.T
Bocs on a turbulent block tonight B . mim j si saaiaasiiL raa .jaasaaanililM a i i k jatamim avaCaUt;
when Lincoln hurls Its speedy, decep- fl iX 9 f M ft II ft Iff tit
tlve attacit at the . Washington hich 9 ifUtff "J F" g f i H fT fl II all atas I K',
. m Ql if. kl O II II II ill 31$-
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it nr. riosixn kit oik i:ia mix k or
l l. P I'F R AT 5" lll-COl Nf.
r fall and Re.et oiir llroken tiin at Kriltiretl Prlre.
Me Hrpalr or Ke-Kmif Vour niillilln,. at Special Pftre..
WEBB and CARLON
ttl Wm flth arrtM from llolu Theater
riiiNK ?: run inn kvimxtk
SCIIENLEVS
GOLDEN WEDDING
BLIND OF ITIAIOHT WHIIKII
18 year old whiskey givci Golden
Wedding its rich flavor
18 YFARS a(ted in wood 15 , ,
8 YEARS aped in wood 1
AC.rn IN VTUOD 1 mos. 80
AVtRAGE AC.', 4 YtARJ
It's AIL XThi.kev!
NOW CO Qfl QUART
9aasOU f orte o.'!ll
formerly $2.45 qt.
NOW
$1.20
PINT
( od . ;fiM
J.w. fmrh l i . loc . Jthfalrr. Pi.
TX'it.on of M IIINLIY I'KOOl I I S t O..I0
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tains an extra supply of the volatile, quicker
firing petroleum fractions. Even on the coldest
mornings these "cold-proof elements assure you
quick, easy starting.
Your motor warms up faster, gets you out of
the garage, or away from the curb quicker. There's
less cold.engine wear, less drain on the batter)-,
less gasoline wasted through choking.
Fill with Winter 76 today. ..enjoy quick starting
at all temperamres...plus the anti-knock and milf
inequalities for which 76 has always been noted.
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