MEDFORD UfATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOltn, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arttiur Perry.
rwtmncr&UQ nabnbi from upstate
were In our midst Monday, warning
the laltniul tnat Kcpuoucan can-
mraerm rj hllKV TtlnttlniF t1 nail thC
hide of Democracy to the barn door
next Novemoer. this is no ma re
prehensible Impudence, and lowdown
ornrlness the visiting orators Inti
mate. It ha been the vogue since
the founding of the republic. It was
charged the "vested interests" are
putting up the spondulicks for the
fiendish unholy purpose, and. the
people were advised, If they know
what Is good for them, to rip the
vests off the "vested Interest." The
further allegation was made : "No
wonder Oregon was the forgotten
at be ... No matter how Oregon
was treated It was counted upon to
vote Republican." This Indicates the
Republican party Is now blamed for
the shortcomings of the Portland
Chamber of Commerce.
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Student of the St. Helens, Ore.,
high school are on a strike, and It
seems to be severe case -of spring
mrtr afrcmnvat.d hv narent&l Indif
ference, and the notion of the school
board that It Is running the sonoois.
If and when a School Strike Defense
Pund dance is proposed, a court In
junction to prohibit should be wait
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NTH DECREE NEUTRALITY
(Oregon Voter)
If we resided In his district,
and he and Mott were the major
party nominees, we would vote
for Mott which Is not saying
much for Stringer, and. Is not
saying much for Mott.
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People continue to manifest great
Interest In the finding of lambs
tongues, trllltums, and the old-fashioned
20 gold pieces.
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"EATS BEEFSTEAK AFTER 30
TEARS" (Pat. Med. Ad.) H wasn't
very tough one.
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Nelson Eddy, the film baritone, la
coming to the Q. Hunt magto lan
tern show soon, causing feminine
hearts, city and country, to go pltty.
pat, and Jump around as they have
not done in some time.
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"There might be cause for worry
over the national debt if there was
sny likelihood that it would ever
be paid. This country has been In
debt ever since Columbus borrowed
money to discover It. (Thorn a ton
(Qa.) Times) Another fond fear
squelched.
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A wagem with creaking whlffle
tree became embroiled In the Main
Stem traffic yesterday, and was
sneered at by 400 auto horns. .
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T. Bybee, the J'Tllle serf, has a
flock of sheep In his meadow. They
have not yet acted like ft bunch of
humans.
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The report tbt a political bee waa
burxlng. turned out to be a politi
cal humbug bumn.tng.
Sturdy cltlrens of the nation.
Imitating Walter Johnson, famed
pitcher of another day. who threw
a dollar across the Rappahannock re
cently, have started seeing how far
they can throw one, and getting
their names In the papers. An Idaho
an heaved one 458 fret. What does
It profit s man to throw a dollar
468 feet, and not be there to put
his foot on It, when It lands,
llPPV KN1MNO ITEM.
OltiiMy Trerk (Ore.) Items)
Robert C. Jones, principal of
Muddy Creek school, waa the vic
tim of a practical Joker ons
night last week. He was in
formed ovr the phone that his
fiancee. Ml is Mnftdallne Und
borg. primary teacher, had been
Injured. He rushed to her home
only tn train that she was quite
all ripht and ready for a pleas
ant evening.
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These are the dys when the long,
leftntd forwnrd of championship
basketball teams are , lauded Mae
they had departed thta vale of tears,
or were running for the legislature.
The song of the lawn-mower and
tho citMhiff of its motive power is
apnln heard In the residential areas
J. ll NOW
Ai'. fiu rnemtwr ot
Ethcl-vyo B Hoffmann'.
HrMlRHY CLUB
Buckingham's Ic (Train. Ct.Klv A
Editorial Correspondence
LOS ANGELES, March 9. AVer in Europe within two
weeks! This was the somewhat startling prediction of a Dr.
Frederick Roman over in Pasadena last night. The doctor's
subject was "How to Make Democracy Secure." Bather a large
order, but not too large for the self confident speaker and well
known conductor of the Roman Forum. And the prediction
was also made this country will be involved in this war, just
as it was in the Inst one. All in all, rather a depressing evening.
....
Judging by the applause and fervent "amens" with which
Dr. Roman's remarks were greeted by the congregation at the
Methodist church he is a very popular speaker in Pasadena. It
would hardly be fair to term him a cross between the late Billy
Sunday and the Into Huey Long, for he is no pulpit thumper,
but certain features of the Sunday-Long political programs,
have been appropriated by Dr. Roman. He apparently believes
in a redistribution of wealth, the return of national prohibition
and also war against the cigarette. He was particularly in
censed over the report that Mis. Kahn, congresswoman from
California, and Mrs. Qreenway from Arizona (the speaker in
sisted upon identifying her with New England) at a recent
costume ball in Washington, D. C, appeared as CIGARETTE
girls. He sees nothing short of the downfall of the republic
when such goings-on are sanctioned, within hailing distance of
the White House I '
In short there can be no security for American Democracy,
until the 18th amendment is reinstated, women stop smoking,
and 15,000 people in this country allowed a net income of ovet
$200,000 a year, are reduced to a maximum income of around
$10,000, etc., etc. J. P. Morgan also came in for some pretty
severe sarcasm.
On one count however we agreed with the speaker. He
deplored public apathy and indifference, regarding the pressing
political, economic and social problems of the day, and closed
by maintaining, the form of our government was not nearly as
important as the attitude of the people toward it. The only
hope for our Democracy lies in an aroused organized and ag
gressive citizenship unless in some way the people of this1
country are awakened to the necessity .of asserting themselves
and through the ballot box and a more enlightened public
opinion, CONTROLLING THEIR OWN AFFAIRS, this free
Democracy will go the way of others, and the people will have
only themselves to blame. That,
Hut such a desirable consummation would, we believe, retard
not advance the effort to again
statute. ..
Just as we were boarding the
Phil Lounsbtiry, former circulation manager of tho Mail Tri
bune, who had also spent the day in Pasadena and was returning
to his present homo in Culver City. He had come over in his
car, but the machine had broken down. Phil is now salesman
for a bakery company, and reports business excellent. His wife
is employed by Ham Patton, who a few years ago established a
Home Loan company in Pasadena, which accounted for his
week end visit. This business too Phil reported as flourishing.
In fact Phil maintains conditions in this part of California are
improving by leaps and bounds and the pendulum that swung
away from Roosevelt he now believes is swinging back to him.
Like all cx-Medfordites Phil wanted to learn all the latest news.
He said he recently snw Heine Fluhrer and Max Peirce who flew
down in Ileinie's plane. No doubt Heine came down here to
buy a new chicken hound!
According to the newspapers, the Dionne quintuplets are
still packing them in the aisles. Ran into a clover woman yes
terday, who had just seen the film tho day before, and agreed
with us, that just a few changes, would have made the Country
Doctor h really great picture. She expressed it somewhat as
follows :
"A little less humor in CERTAIN portions and a little more
humor in OTHERS, would have made all the difference in the
world. It was a mistake, for example, to have Jean Hersholt.
as the doctor, tiiko this extraordinary occasion with sentimental
seriousness, tell the dumbfounded and uncomprehending
father, to go to his wife and
was, (to nave a JJUvh..N children when the day before he had
only SEVEN!) No doctor with sense, much less a sense of
humor, would have treated such an event, in this conventional
and stereotyped fashion. Whatever he would have said, would
have been said with a SMILE. This heavy handed treatment
made the entiro affair slightly ludicrous, not. real or appealing.
On tho other hand, connoeting the event with the ancient cliche
of inebriety, went too far in the other direction, and made
what should have been dramatic and impressive, just farce,
and decidedly clumsy farce I However the quints were just
too adorable, and beforethey closo in Los Angeles I am cer
tainly going to see them again."
Speaking of ex-Mcdforditcs, had tho pleasure recently of
lining with the Ben Sheldons and their most attractive chil
dren, Unrbara, David and Abbot certainly three eloquent
testimonials to the health giving properties of the California
climate I No ex-Medforditcs
southern Oregon more closely
with keener interest. Inch is natural for Ren represented
Jackson county in the state legislature for two or three terms,
and still has extensive property interests in the valley.
After several dnys of cold damp fog, the sun is shinine Benin
hut we are planning to leave it
the mountains near San Jacinto
ball.
Congratulations to Gene Thorndike on being made manager
of the First National. Even
First National !
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
NBW YORK. March 11 A distin
guished observer of public reaotlon to
foible declared at Town Hall that
no doodad of personal adornment
was so provooa-
of rrance recvy
nlned this for
years. So much
so, the bang Is
the professional
badge of the
jtrisette.
In America, of
course, t'.ie biug
does not auffer
iiLfi from such a ttt-1
n.a. Uut that it
has distinguished tho who aftett
It u certain. A Helen Moryan wltri
ou; her wltchy tassel la u-.uhlnkable
And this applies In similar fnshlon
to Irene Bordonl.
Katharine Hepburn and Miriam
Hopkins touched off a ban era.
no: so lon ao m devastating that
in one of (he lret five and ten
ceul stores tlvre una not a Lile,i
a-rl mtiiout 4 baa;. Too, CisudctK
f:Vl
we believe, is entirely correct.
inculcate morals by mandatory
car for Los Angeles, ran into
tell her, how DELIGHTED he
follow events in Medford and
than Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon, nor
and take an excursion up in
and see if we can't find a golf
heartier congratulations to the
R. W. R,
I Ootlert and LorvtU Younc added to
i the furore.
More than his statesmanship, pen-
pie refer to Kllhu Root'a ban. And
j there la no denying the one affeoted
by Charlie rails, the artist, bestows
I a xrt of Japanese charm. The mwt
I prm.ounced of the male bsnrs la the
SloaAT, plastered -down comicality of
Jimmy fiaro.
Sudden reflection along the Centml
Par Mall: Who wouldn't want to
be a kid strain to have a pair of thnie
wooden gloves whereof the fingers art
of dtrera hues?
New York's Tounost looking man
U Raymond Oriel, owner of the Mel
lon? Cafe LAfayette where patrons
play domlnloea ovr their brandy and
whose aj.vooo prf inspired the Und-be-yh
flight. So youthful. Indeed, he
looks younger than his two son. Jac
ques Bustanohy 1 another veteran
restauranteur whose years seem ahead
I awrenot Ttbbett confeAsed over the
radio that he can always clear up
th singer's bugaboo, a common oo!d.
by standing on h'a head for ten mln
utee But lis not a universal pana
cea. I have a friend who tried It.
No; only 1 his cold no better, but
he la laid up with a attained tendju
In hi shoulder. Napoleon bellered
in a similar trick, I. e. rvl!u!r,r fur
a half hour with the leg and body
hlr.er than the hesd. He was even
able to Uuuw oil ever la tais fb-
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M D.
ginned lettcn pertaining to penonal health and oyilene not to dlieaie
dloinuili or treatment will be arunered by nr. Bradj If a tumped aeJf-ad-
areuea envelope It encloaed. Lettera
Owing to the large number ol letter,
no reply can He made to querle, not conformlni to InetnicUona. Addreo Dr.
William Brady, 265 El Camlno, Beverly HlUa. CaL
B li M CtA'B HAS
In the Bread and Milk Club of a
Monday you never notice any power
ful gent moving about by themselves
eyeing guests who
may ba a bit gay
er or more bois
terous than the
rest. Where there
is no booze there
are no bounoers.
If you are sub
ject to "Indigea-
1 1 o n," "bilious
ness, "autointox
ication," uncom
fortable fullness
and dullness af
ter eating, and
other complaints too gloomerous to
mention here where everybody can
read, send a stamped envelope bear
ing your address,' and ask for By
Laws of the Bread and Milk Club.
If the rules and regulations strike
you as being desirable for a gink In
your condition, why, come on In.
All It cost Is a reosonable amount
of will power. As a member you must
subsist on an exclusive bread and
milk ration each Monday meal at
three-hour Intervals from rising In
the morning to retiring at night, and
a meal once In the night If you like.
A meal la a glass of milk with a
cracker or a thin slice of bread or
toast, the bread to be nibbled and
masticated slowly, the milk to be
sipped and swallowed slowly.
The whole thing Is Just a scheme
to teach you the health value of
temperance.
In the B. & M. Club we recognize
three grades of milk, namely, Certi
fied Milk, Grade A Raw from tuberculin-tested
herds, and Just milk which
you yourself make safe by scalding
that Is, boiling It for one minute
only. We do NOT recognize pasteur
ized 'milk.
If you're sick, the by-laws of the
B. to M. say, keep out. If you're Just
scared, come on In. That means we
do not welcome lnvallds unless they
come with a reference from their own
physician. The club caters rather to
amateurs who have collected only a
few minor symptoms, slight function
al disturbances, the makings of or
ganic maladies. Mondays members
give their metabolism a chance to
catch up.
If an arbitrary 100 be taken as the
level or degree of perfect health, the
great majority of us who consider
ourselves well run along somewhere
between 76 and 85. Go on a binge or
Indulge In an orgy of dissipation and
your vitality line drops to 50 or lower
for a while. Tf some intercurrent ni
Ion. There used to be a stereotyper
in Fast Liverpool, O., who carried a
buckeye in hi pocket to 'ward off
rhuematlsm. One winter he lost it
and come to the newspaper shop in
distress. He did not know where to
find another. In two day' time he
was In bed with muscular rheuma
tism. Another buckeye and he was
well.
The gnosciy ntuupsniri House In
Central Park South, the new petticoat
lane and promenade for stage and
radio folk, continues Its depresslsn
divop. An oyster white modernistic
miracle of aiepplng towers. It was
nearlng finishing touches when every
thing went black. Rain and melting
an jw now leak through It vast interior
and nothing la untouched by decav.
Only one other deserted spire sheds
thicker gloom- and that is the un
finished structure on West End ave
nue at 72nd street. Both suggest
'hants.' Bool
A wincing line In thla column fol
lowed a seasonal hike to California
nine years ago. It read: "Broadway
will never Uike to the cafeteria like
Loi Ange.es. " Today the cafeteria
nredominates n the clty'e low-priced
eating places. Even large hotels, te-
Ing enormous dining room empty and
patron flocking to lunchroom near
by, have installed self-serving niches
under different name and in two
Instances the Intake Is larger than
that of the hotels. Such Important
a Julea Bache, Conde Nasi and The
odore Dreiser are occasionally cafe
teria conscious.
Then we have an over-abundance
of those Frenchified piano box places
with cutely tricked up silver, blood
red or snowy fronts bearing sucn
partnerships a Es telle and Leon, Ar
mend and Yvonne, etc. A strolling
gmtarut or accordionist In velve,
blouse and latticed pant plays soft
ly. The food 1 served showily from
blr flamed pot and pan. You next
table neighbor may be Phillip Merl
vale. Or Helen Hayes. Or other big
gtties escaping the rabble, dear, dear.
In high-priced luxury.
A movie director tn Brooklyn work
ing on a ehort with Ernest Truax
sen, a hurried call to the Lamb for
six bald-headed men. A scout went
Immediately to the card room and
conveyed the message in almost a
whisper. Instantly six actor snatch
ed off their toupees.
(Copyright. 1936. MeNaught
Syndicate.)
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1 -:M.TnWTrT
m
(Contln.:. j from re One )
Both come from the tobacco country.
The ide'i. of cour.ie. was to lmpr.a
CongreMt with what a fine program Mr.
Roosevelt had by citing frightful al
ternative. Note Rwutlve branch of the .ov.
ernnifnt went equally far in rirvelrp
Imt prrstire on the jrnaie tde, while
bouse repicuues sought to fori-
ahould be brief and written In ink
received only a few can be aniwered.
NO BOUNCERS
nes cornea when you're down. It will
be just too bad for you. Bay pneu
monla, or appendicitis, or typhoid -fe
ver.
On the other hand, if you are In
the B. 3e M. Club and conscientiously
follow the rules as thousands do, your
health, vitality or life line rises up
toward the Ideal 100 level and up
there you are fit to fight whatever
betides.
Young persons, that Is, under 30,
are not eligible. The B. as M. Club la
for full grown adults only. We don't
esre how much over 30 you may be,
provided you refrain from reminding
us constantly of your age.
Although we have no official bounc
ers, prospective members are warned
against swapping symptoms. If It be
comes evident that you are an invalid
or even a near-invalid, out you go on
your ear. The Bread and Milk Club
was founded to promote health, not
pathology.
QUESTIONS AM) ANSWERS
Calcium Lactate
I have been taking calcium lactate
and feel fine, but now a lady druggist
tells me It thickens the blood and
causes high blood pressure. (Mrs. E.
A. W.)
Ans. The female charlatan prob
ably hoped to sell you something that
yields a larger profit. Calcium lactate
neither thicken blood nor causes
high blood pressure. You do not men
tion why you take calcium lactate.
Cataract
Right eye has a year-old cataract.
Left eye as yet remains clear. Any
thing I can do to keep left eye clear?
If it remains clear for a period of
some time might I reasonably ex
pect the danger 1 over? (Mra. B. A.)
Ans. I don't know.' Your eye phy
sician knows your Individual condi
tion and 1 therefore In a position to
give your the best prognosis. Mo harm
In seeing that you get an optimal ra
tion of vitamins dally, especially vl
twamln A and vitamin G. The gen
eral nutritional condition, general hy
giene, general health, has much to do
with cataract In every Instance.
Acne
la there anything that will clear
my complexion of pimples and black
heads? (J. P. H.)
Ans. Send stamped envelope bear
ing your address and ask for advice
for your trouble.
(Copyright, 1938, John F. Dine co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communlcoate with Dr. Urady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. D., 265 El
Cnmlno. Beverly Hills, Calif.
atall opposition from Chairman Pat
Harrison of the finance committee by
digging up a speech he made ten
years ago on the subject of taxing
corporate surpluses. The speech In
dicated he was for something like
that then.
Justice department officials are
not generally soft hearted, but they
really believe Al Capone has reformed
tn prison. The pioneer big shot
racketeer, they say, has not main
tained gangland contacts since he ha
been In. Alcatraz, that little bucket
hanging off the end of the earth.
The personal clash he had with an
other Inmate recently was hi first
minor Infraction of prison rules. Oth
erwise la perfect. They expect him
to go straight when he gets out. If
gangland will let him alone. ,
The government ha acquired the
greatest amount of land In the last
two year since the Louisiana pur
chase and the Alaskan treaty. It has
not been generally noticed, but Con
gressman Cannon of Missouri has
been digging up the facts about It
and Inserting them in the Congres
sional Record from time to time.
His Is the only tabulation yet made.
It shows that, on January 31, the
New Deal had bought exactly 23,406,
029 acres. At the close of the year,
exactly 1110,627,108 had been spent
for that purpose. It makes Uncle Sam
the greatest landlord this side of
Rue"1.
Budding presidential aspirant who
have their eyes on 1940 should con
sult Congressman Delaney of Brook
lyn. He has dug up the theory that
It will be a bad year of a continuation
of 20-year cycle which have struck
down white occupants since 1840.
President Harrison waa elected In 1B40
and died In office, and the same
thing happened to Lincoln, elected In
1860: Oarfteld. In 1680; McKlnley, In
1900. and Harding In 1930.
PUn to stay awhile wneo
you visit th NfV
Exposition. . .TWt
much to $ in San Ditgo
RATES
k 6 I
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Co mment
on the
Day s News
By FRANK JENKINS
GERMANY (which now is Hitler)
send troop to the Rhine.
Immediately, all Europe begin to
hum like a nest of angry hornet,
Prance and Belgium cancel all army
leaves, and France begin to pour
war strength garrison Into her great
ring of steel and concrete fortifica
tions along the German frontier.
la London, which 1 farther from
the Immediate center of trouble.
parliament hums with activity and
argument,
TWO days ago Ethiopia held he
A spotlight on the world's war
stage. Today Ethiopia Is FORGOT
TEN; ss If It never existed.
Thus swiftly can great event
change In this modern world, where
communications have become Instan
taneous.
WHY all the excitement?
Well, lt' this way:
Suppose you and your neighbors
had had a fight, and you had been
LICKED, and a line had been drawn
between your house and theirs and
you had been told to STAY AWAY
from that line or else I Suppose,
while you were healing up your
wounds and getting back your
strength, you DID stay away from
the line, quite carefully.
During this time, you see, there
would be PEACE, because your
neighbors would have what Chey
wanted, and you would be too weak
to do anything about It.
THEN, with your wounds healed
and your strength pretty well
back, suppose you strode suddenly
and dramatically out of your house
some day. roaring threats and beat
ing your cheat, and walked trucu
lently up to the forbidden line and
thumbed your nose at your hitherto
victorious and uppity neighbors, and
called them names, and then placed
a chip on your shoulder and pointed
ostentatiously to It, and by panto
mime dared them to come out and
knock It off.
What would happen?
Why, there would probably be a
ruckus In that neighborhood, unless
somebody backed down.
ALL this Is exactly what has hap
pened In Europe,
Germany, beaten In the world war,
was humlllatlngly told to stay away
from the Rhine, and during the
year when she was weak and help
less, licking her wounds and getting
madder and madder every day. she
DID stay away from the Rhine. She
HAD to.
Now her wounds are healed. She
has got back the gun and the club
that were taken away from her. Her
strength has so far returned that
she feels able to take care of her
self In a ruckus starts.
So Germany (which now Is Hitler)
belt on her knife, seizes her gun.
walks over to the forbidden llne,
says to her onlooklng and formerly
victorious neighbors:
"Well, you U!I; here
Z am. and. pleas note that Z come
heeled 1 Now what axe you going to
do about It 7"
rHAT Is why there Is excitement
a in the chancellories ox curope,
That Is why Prance and Belgium
have recalled their aoldlew from
leave. That Is why the great French
fort on the border are being 'garri
soned at war strength.
The situation that has existed
since the Germans were beaten Aa3
been dramatically ended, the impos
sible "peace" that was mads at Ver
sailles has finally broken down, and
Europe Is again' face to face with
this old question:
"What are we going to do about
It?"
Old Court Room
Found Occupied
NEW ORLEANS, La., March 11.
(AP) Police rushed to the third floor
of the old criminal courts building,
which Isn't used any more, and ex
tinguished a fire someone had discov
ered. The police discovered a tenant, Irv
ing Young, a printer, who said he and
his wife had been light housekeeping
In one of the court rooms for 16
month.
Frat To Feature
Banquet Of Crow
DECATUR, HI., March 11. f p)
Thf crow hung high today a 100 In
vited guests whetted their appetlf a
for a banquet featuring the bird a
the piece de resistance.
Sixty-five crows were prepared for
the dinner scheduled for tonight by
the MllUkln university chapter of
Tau Kappa Bpsllon, national social
frarnlty.
It was the midwest's first large
scale feast of crow meat, now some
thing of a gastronomic f&d rivalling
rattlesnake steaks.
WASHINGTON, March 11. ()
Senator McNary (R.-Ore.) ha intro
duced a bill to authorize a war de
partment preliminary examination of
the Salmon river in Oregon, with a
view to control of floods.
Reprinted from PACIFIC COAST EDITION
The WALL STREET "JOURNAL
MARCH 6, 1936
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Flight 'o Time
Medford and Jackson County
history from the flics of the
Mali Tribune io and SO years
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
. March 11. 1928
(It was Thursday)
Medford high to play Grant high
of Port1 aid tonight In state basket
baU tovrnament at Salem. Entire
city Is agog over athletic event.
Shrine ceremonial to b held at
Ashland Saturday.
Ted Thy throw Al Karaalck two
out of three fall In Portland wrest
ling match.
Secretary of Treasury Mellon sub
ject of bitter attack In congress for
denunciation of "Democratic raids on
treasury.'
Senator Stanfleld'e bill for grant
Oregon counties refund on O.-O. lands
taxes to be given a hearing In senate.
Price of eggs Increase over nation.
Judge W. N. Gatens score "hypoc
risy of politician who talk dry and
drink wet."
TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY
March 11, 1916
(It was Saturday)
Steel for the street car tracks across
the Main street crossing of the Espee
arrives and force of men Installing
same. In the presence of a constant
crowd of 100.
Harvey Richardson of Agate was
through here last week In the Inter
est of his telephone line. He was all
"wrought up" over a case In Virginia
where a man waa fined for digging
his potatoes on Sunday. (Table Rock
Tablet).
City police plan war on reckless
Jitney drivers.
William S. Hart In "The Disciple,
at the Page; "The Broken Handle of
the Silver Dagger,' at the Star.
General Pershing ready to lead
American troops across Mexican bor
der In pursuit of Bandit Villa.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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