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,PGE SIX MEDFORDwTRIBUNE "Etwiom Id Southern OrCKno Bad the UaU lban" Oally Exrspt Saturday. Published by MEDFURD PRINTING CO. 16-17.80 N. IHr St. Hhoa 71 ROBERT W. RUHL. El I tor. URN EST a. QILrfTKAH. Utni(r. Ad Independent Newspaper. Enteral eecourt-clatie matter at Med ford, Oregon, under Aot of March V, flt Bat'R I HT1 ON RATES By Mall In Advance: . , Dally, one year Ifc.OC Dally, eli months Dally, ope month 60 By Carrier, In AdranceMedford. Ash land, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent, Gold BUI and op - highways. Dally, one year 19.00 Dally, eli montha 1.3 Dally, one month 0 AH terms, aaah in advaoce. Official Payer nf the City ol Med ford Official Paper nf Juckano County. UKMHKR OF I'Ufi AHrUMJlATaLU HKtLM Receiving Full Leaard Wire Hrrvlce. The Associated Press la exclusively en titled to the uae for publication of all news dlapitchea credited to it or other wise credited la thle paper, and aleo to the local newa publlahed herein. All rights for publlcaUon of special dispatches herein are aleo reserved. MKMHBR OF UNITED PRK8S MEMUBR OF AUDIT BUKHJAD OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising Repreeentatlvee M. 0. MOGENHEN A COMPANY Orricea In New York. Chicago Detroit Ban Branolsoo, boa angeies, Seattle, Portland. ED Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. A recently freed inmate of the state prison at 6alem, In a statement to a Portland newspaper, claims the cur rent unrest behind the bars, Is due, In a large measure to "politics In prison." This Is the place for poll tics, but It should bo Kept alike from first offenders and hardened crimi nals. The supreme court has held dart games are "Illegal," and the act of the last legislature authorizing their licensing by cities "unconstitutional." No opinion was rendered regarding the relationship. If any. existing be tween "pin-ball" machines, and the late Jesse James. e The proposed weed extermination campaign Is timely. A number of rural fence cornors boast noxious and fungus Jungles, out of which, as In the song, describing the "Battle of' Copenhagen," 10.000 Swedes could emerge, pursued by a lone Norwe gian. e One of the Older Girls, of Demo cratic persuasion, appeared at a 1 luncheon this week wearing a Landon sunflower. She enacted the role of Mrs. Benedict Arnold on a hot. The event caused more Republicans to fnlnt thnn Democrats. TI1K Mi l I I.KI) KNOCK. (Coos Bay Times'. Without the presence of Sena tor McNery, the Corvallis occa sion was enjoyable and note worthy, the outstanding political gathering Oregon will have in 1 1039. a Ideal weather for a hailstorm pre-' rails, but is not likely, owing to most of everything, a hailstorm likes to destroy being picked and packed. "The cotton -pic king machine Is another Instance of man's unceasing brilliant effort to work himself out of a Job." (Houston (Texas) Poet) Man can now strut some more. The R. Maru boy was among the high school students visiting this of fice yesterday, to get the funda mentals and background of Journal ism. He said he wanted to be a Jour nalist, Up to this statement he gave promise of being n good newspaper man. THE M.l'NDDKINU Hit I IKS. (Muddy Creek Hems) "The women are finishing their summer work, too. Canning peaches Is about over. Several husbands helped with the can ning and In a couple of Instances the dlshrag thny were using for a hot-pan holder has never been located. They'll probably come to light tills winter when the Jars of peaches are opened. And If you don't think It's a Job In it self to keep that man on the Job, Just put him to work canning for you. and see how quickly he grabs the fly swatter and goes after them, forgetting all about the fruit." Dr. Voronotf of Vienna, gland ex pert, Is confident of his ability to develop a super-man. by transplant Ing ehlmpanrce glands. Heretofore. supermen have been created no end by the simple process of getting a political bee In their bonnet. A charming and competent member of the Portland Oregonlan staff, cele. bratlng 30 years as a scribbler. Is quoted In her own paper as stating: "I'd rather be a good reporter, than have a million dollars." It is as sumed that the lady who would not swap her typewriter for a fat bank roll, Is In no Immediate danger of becoming a princess of privilege. Your corr. In his cynical cussed ness, holds th lady would rather be nothing of the kind. 8he should meet Del Oetchell, the bnnker-poet. who once alleged, "every newspaperman is a millionaire." MARSHKIEiTd. OreTsept. 34. (APJ A small pall hung over southwest ern Oregon oday as a result of a score or more of small fires which started since the opening of the deer season Sunday. Fire patrol official .-aid a falling humidity made the con dition Increasingly serious. Some of the fires were attributed lo hunters whj were burning cattle or does shot by mistake. A "Hunter than usual apple crop j was forecast for me fall In North ' Carolina hy the state horticulture rt psrtment. The Straight Shooting Mr. Kent TTHOSE who don't know Frank him. He is editor of the Baltimore Sun, and one of the original anti-Roosevelt Democrats. He started to lambast the president in his paper, before the New Deal got fairly under way, and has been at it ever such nation-wide attention, he syndicated, and they are now practically nil the larger Republican newspapers. The present writer has read Frank Kent's column, pretty regularly for over a year, and while we seldom agree with him, we hnve come to have a high respect for him. He is extremely partisan, often bitter, and to our never been cheap, he hns never to our knowledge hit below the belt. We wish as much might be said of some other anti-Roose velt columnists, newspapers, and bush league G. 0. P. campaigners. WHEN there was an attempt to make it appear Big Business, Wall Street, and organized business as a whole, waB not practically a unit against Roosevelt, that" Landon not Roose velt was fighting the battle of fused to lend his column to such palpable nonsense. Ho frankly stated such a political cleavage did not exist, and not only admitted organized business in this country, as a whole, was fighting Roosevelt, but gave it as one of .his chief reasons for believing Landon would win, because he main tained, no presidential candidate in the history of American politics, opposed by American business as a whole, had ever reached the White House. JE has taken the same realistic and self respecting attitude toward the shameful campaign, of fear which the Republi can board of strategy launched sometime ago, with its vice presidential candidate, Colonel Knox, as its oratorical spear head. 1 Fear is a time honored weapon of the second rate, table thumping politician and if it can be put over on the electorate a vory effective one, but Frank Kent would have none of it. Among his other activities Kent writes the editorials for "Life". In the last issuo of this magazine, the Baltimore editor continues his attacks on the president, but ho has this to say, about those opposing Roosevelt, who are trying to scare the people into believing that if he is re-elected, uncontrolled cur rency inflation and national bankruptcy are inevitable. We quoto: there are plenty who are convinced that with a re-elected Roosevelt, currency Inflation or the cruder sort will at once follow and thua national bankruptcy and financial chaoe be come Inevitable. Acute guttering would be our lot while being transformed Into a Fascist state or while the dictatorship of the proletariat waa establishing Itself. NONE OP THESE TH1NOS IS OOINO TO HAPPEN. WHETHER MR. LANDON OR MR. ROOSEVELT WINS, THE COUNTRY WILL SURVIVE and the system remain unchanged at least for some years to come. Nor do really sensible people think otherwise. In brief, the nation Is sobering up very fast. We have one whole of a bill to psy for the broken crockery of the four-year spree. We are bound to bleed and aweat and awear and suffer about paying It. BUT, CITIZENS, THE COUNTRY IB NOT OOINO TO POT, AND OHAOS IS NOT JUST AROUND THE CORNER. So bo cslm. Your money Is still safer here than anywhere else In the world. Now we maintain that is a fine oxnmple of what might be called, for want of a bettor term true journalistic statesman ship, a placing of principle above partisanship, a devotion to truth above nil cheap appeals to passion and prejudice, nnd without any deviation from opposition to Roosevelt, which with Kont is whole souled and 100. KJOR have we any particular quarrel with that broken crock- ' cry metaphor, although we absolutely disagree with the Bnllimoro scribe, as to tho cause of it. This country, tho past five or six years, has been through a war, n social and eoonomic war, and inevitably . there has boon confusion and destruction. The bill for that will havo to be pnid, and whether Landon or Roosevelt is elected, it WILL be paid. Thero will in either enso be no national bankruptcy, there will be no uncontrolled inflation. However the election goos, our money your money will bo safer hero than any whero else in the world. Tfiat's true, Unit's common sense, nnd it represents a sound patriotic faith in tho esscntinl soundness of this country, which should bo held and expressed party, whether they write, talk, presidential campaign. . "TPIIE siimo high minded attitude and refreshing sanity were shown by tho Baltimore editor when certain Republican speakers and editors made the is in reality a communist, and catering to the communists. This, snid Kent, is absurd, President Roosevelt isn't a communist, never has been, never will be. Ho ngreed with nn Oregon paper, the Salem Statesman, also opposed to Roosevelt, when it cnlled tho Chicago Tribuuo for making such a chargo in its editorial columns: This piper has no sympothy with the Tribune attempt: and in general has entertained high contempt for Colonel McCor mlek and Ills newspaper. The president la no communist; to imply that he la Is untrue. To do so with knowledge ol falsity of the accusation la despicable. CO much for the G, 0. P. campaign of fear, supported by cheap innuendo and outright misrepresentation. The same goes for the Democrats if any. Mr. Kent main tains many people believe if Roosevelt is defeated, there will be a rod revolution nnd neither life nor property will he safe in this country. If this sort of scare propaganda has been used by any Demo cratic lender or newspaper, we have failed to sec it. Put if it bus been or if it should be, then it should meet with tho same scorn nnd condemnation, on the port of Roosevelt supporters, and' nil right thinking people, as tho contemptible campaign of four and hate, indulged in by such papers as the Chicago Tri bune, nnd those of the unsavory William Randolph Henrst. 'T'lllS is going to be nn intense campaign, nnd no doubt an extremely close one, but there is no reason why on both sides it can't be fought out on as high and self-respecting a plane, n that established by the hard-hitting but strnight-shoot-ing Frank II. Kent, .vmiior lloi.rn M. UiFWiettr. Jr . f Virginia affl.-la say Industrial em- . the tViwonrin dimmM relief pro- j ploymrnt In that state In August :mm lias saved the state's dairy In- named S3 P" cent oer th, 1939 pe luslry. I riod. BEDFORD ATTj Kent, have probably heard of since. His editorials attracted was persuaded to have them used from coast to coast, in mind often unfair, but he has the average citizen, Kent re by all good citizens of whatever or only think, politics, in this charge that President Roosevelt TRTBUXE, FEDFORP, Personal Health Service By William Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease. diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady IT a stamped, self -addressed envelope Is encloseu. Letters should be brief and written In Ink Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered. No reply can be made to queries nut conforming to Instructions, , Add res Or. William Brady, 205 El Camlno, Beverly Hills, Calif. . ATHLETIC The man who attained fame be cause ho Instantly recalled the name of Mr. Addlngton Sims, whom .he had not met since last month's Issue, always aroused envy in my heart. Not for all the hats, hens and hares could I ever hope to accomplish such a feat. Indeed, I'd have to refer to the file Index ed Relatives If you asked mo without warning to name my wife's sister's husband. In this connection I desire to protest that too many persons and things In this country have the wrong names. I don't mind at all unless they expect me to re member their queer names, or, worse, unless they explain parenthetically for my benefit. I am Indulgent, If a trifle sarcastic in spots, but I simply can't endure athlete's foot, cocktail hour, halitosis or feminine hygiene, so we may as well have that under stood before we start anything. 1 feel we'll never get anywhere unless we say what we mean and mean what we say. If you have a bellyache why drag the abdomen In? Or If you must explore the great body cavity. do you mind accenting the do In stead of tho b? Just a whim of Dr. Webster's and mine, but after all it's no more difficult to accent the sec ond syllable than It Is the first, is it? Many athletea have been severely Injured by having Ignorant trainers, players, coaches or "bone setters" attempt to Jerk something back in place, something about which these I well-meaning or pretentious charla- j tans know little or nothing, in emer gencies whero a skilled physician could have applied proper treatment and prevented prolonged or perma nent disability. Fracture, break, crack of bone is ono and tho samo thing. Of course it Is vitally Important that such In- Jury not be mistaken for sprain or strain and subjected to wrong treat ment. Many Injuries treated as "sprain" (without careful examina tion) do badly because In fact thero Is an unrecognized fracture which demands quite different treatment It Is a good rule to have an X-nay film of every athletic injury and if there Is a fracture to apply tho early treatment and check It by means of fluoroscopic inspection. Such man agement not only prevents perma nent handicap but shortens the du ration of disability. Basket - weave adhesive plaster strapping of ankles is valuable pro tection against anklo injuries in ath letic contests. Shoulder pads of leath er protect tho shoulder Joints. Knoes. to, may be strapped, but aro not so well protected as are ankle Joints by such strapping. In some contests -u.u.Nciniyre NEW YORK. Sept. 24. Louis Brom- field, the novelist. Is back at his his toric chnteau at Senlls, a snort motor spin from Paris, after a1 tour of the Far East where he made such an Impres sion he now has m guest a full blown Mahara jah, Of Barodrt. no less, whom he visited In India. The Mansfield. O.. author. Is said to bo one of the close friends of the fabulous Oaekwar. and the lat ter, breaking tradition to hob-nob with an Occidental, is proof of the rumor. Brom field tossed a party for the "Ma)" at Les Ambassadeurs In Paris. Diplomats and everything. Tho career of the richest Maharajah is more thrilling than anything in fiction Bromfield ever turned out Originally, the ruler was a lowly bare foot shepherd boy, living In peasant simplicity. According to custom, an English commission picked him out pot tuck fashion, along his ancient plateau. Thua chosen, the boy from obscur ity was tutored In languages, history, politics and economics. And otherwise polished up. His responsibility is ab solute power over millions, with the vast wealth, palaces and elephants that go with It. Even a carriage of pure gold! Ht.imr In sdvrtistiiR on 10th ve nue: "Pants M75 a leg seats free" Two Bob Burns names from the current news: Chad OilleU, member of a musical family on ft radio pro gram and Dempster potts, lsdet of the Townsendttes from Wichita, Ktins. Billy De Beck remains the true ltnmlng comtcXer especially with his slants on the hill people. He Is never funnier than when drawing whisker One Imagines him roaring with laughter as Montague Glass nvt to writing Potiuh and Pcrlmutter dia logue. Usually I have a strlnghaU slant toward comic strips, but De Beck can land me even to th point of what The New Yorker calls the Children's Colds Yield quicker to double action of OREGON, THURSDAY, Brady, M.D. INJURIES adehslve tape about the wrists pro tects against wrist injuries. Ice to the Injury Is the best first aid for sprains. Following an hur of this, tight strapping with adhe sive plaster, making pressure on the tender place. With the injury well supported in this way, the patient may keep up more or less activity with advantage, as a rule. But rest Is better If the Injury Is severe or If there Is any question of fracture. "Charleyhorse (painful swelling in muscle or tendon, following rupture of muscle or tendon or fibres) Is well treated first with Ice for an hour, afterward with diathermy daily and absolute rest of the injured member, perhaps In a cast for three weeks or so. The most frequent kneo Injury in athletics Is tear or displacement of cartilage, and the most successful treatment Is removal of the loose cartilage. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Swimming After Eating Is It harmful or dangerous to go in swimming after a heavy meal? , (W. N. F.) Answer. Normal persons may go in swimming whenever they desire, Immediately after a meal If they like Invalids, persons with hardened arte ries, etc., had better have the advice of their physicians. Of course. It is unwise to attempt any great effort or long swims Immediately after a heavy meal. It is. perfectly healthful to go In when you are all heated up, too. Cold Hands My hands and feet are extremely sensitive to cold. They seem to be always cold. I am In good health otherwliie, only that I am always sleepy, although I get nine hours sleep every night. . . . (Mrs. McF. A.) , Ansr. Try rolling six dozen somor- caults dally and taking an loci In ra tion. Send stamped envelope boarlng your address for instructions. Baby's Mtamln C Is It harmful for the baby to squeeze and strain orange Juice the day before giving It to baby?? . . . (Mrs. W. J.) Ans. On standing tomato Juice or orange Juice or any vegetable or fruit juice undergoes more or less oxida tion, which destroys the vitamin C. To got the full value of vitamin C it is better to feed the baby tomato juice or orange Juice immediately af ter expressing It from the fruit or Immediately after opening the can In the case of factory (vacuum) can ned tomato Juice which Is equal to fresh orango Juice in vitamin C con tent, far superior to It In vitamin A content, yields half as many calories. is available everywhere the year round. (Copyright, 1036. John F. Dlllo Co.) Kd. Note: Peisoni wishing to communicate, with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to Dr. William Brody, M. D. 205 El Camtno, Beverly Hills, Calif. hniiAt lmiLTh. T onca droDDed in ou De Beck In West 86th street where he had piled up drawings for 16 weeks in iiii nf a. taunt to Eiirooe. Or-i might imagine drawings thus. mud; would grow strained, pointless, But I watched and they held up to the end. At Waverly Place and Christopher street is one of New York's oddest buildings the first Flat Iron, by the way. standing as It has since Old New York was young and hoop skirted. In' side is the Northern Dispensary, i privately endowed philanthropic ef fort presided over by Will Luks, a kindly man in a white coat who sug treats Richard Carle in his thinner rioys. In spare time of evenings. Luks is writing tho biography of his broth er George Luks, modern mentor among American painters. George Luks was one of the most Jovial gen luses who ever lived, laughed and scattered witticisms. He knew how to DOCTOR'S Rx TO RELIEVE SUFFERING Quick Relief from Terrible Pains Caused by Sluggish Stomach, Poisonous Bowel Accumulations, Con gested Liver and Sluggish Kidneys is Guaranteed or Pay Nothing; Declares Medical Man Every sick man and woman tn this city is offered an unusual opportun- lty to get real relief from their sa'.n and suffering, by Mr. H. L. Williams, head of the great medical laboratories which bear his name. In collaboration with a prominent pluslclan, now head of a nationally famous clinic, Mr. Williams has perfected a pre scription which acta at once on slug gish stomachs. Tor Sour, Burning Stomachs Awful gas bloating spells are re lieved at once. Burning psliis from sour, fermenting food disappear as the active Ingredients In Williams S. L. K. Formula go right to work in your stomach. Your kidneys get a wonderful dleuretlc action which flushes out tmpurltles. Your liver Is revived and urged into action to set rid of that congestion which is af fecting your digestion. Accumulated impurities In your bowels, from decaying food, which are pouring poisons into your blood stream, are swept out by the action of Williams S L. P. Formula and thus you fft relief from Rheumatic and Neurittc Palna caused by Uric Acid poisoning from a sluggish system. Local HrucgUt Kmlnrses If you have any of these symptcms you can try Williams 8LK. Formula ' and unless you get satisfactory results you get your money back s:ul the test cost you nothing Mr. Williams has appointed a prominent i local druggist. Heath, u exclus- SEPTEMBER 24. 1936. I wrestle, box, dance, sing. Imitate zoos I and brass bands. He never kept quiet at his work any more than at play. He passed on a year ago at dawn. He had gone forth to watch the sun rise over the city and they found him as he had lived, with the sunshine In his face. Horror Jounce: Remember what was sold for ketchup before the pure food laws? And how In lean days we used to make a meal sopping It up with white bread, when the coun terman wasn't looking? Thingumabobs: Clarence Budington Holland has already recouped by writ ing & fortune he lost In the crash . . . Phil Plant buys (1,000 worth of haberdashery at a crack . . . Albert Spalding, violinist, is a tennis player of championship calibre . . . The Broadway columnists call Sam H Harris "Broadway's gentlest gentle man" . . ., George S. Kaufman's In come Is said to have once averaged $8,000 a week . . . Queen Mary likes to walk through the forests In a heavy rain . . . Paul Whlteman. a life time non-saver, turns all money over to his wife, Margaret, who Is thrifty and Investment wise. Attitudes In Art: The conversa tional Joke Boggs spoke to Scroggs and Scroggs answered spilling tlje Jest is out. Now funny papers use the Peter Arno single line caption. And those fellows who draw mustaches on subway ads-are like the mole. We see their work but never catch them at It. Comment of the Day 's News By FRANK JENKINS. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST charges that President Roosevelt and the New Deal are receiving the support. In the present political cam paign, of Russia and the communist party of the United States. A spokesman for the White House retorts, In effect, that this chargo Is a He that the votes of com munists and similar radicals aro not sought by the New Deal and will not be welcome If received. IN THIS exchange of campaign 1 brickbats. BOTH sides are un doubtedly speaking the truth. The New Deal Is an unsettling In fluence (a American life. Ita enor mous expenditures, if continued, must result In some form of disastrous in flation similar to that which shook one stability of various European democracies. Its politicians have stirred up the have-not against the haves. These policies and activities of the New Denl fit the purposes of the communists (who seek to overthrow American Institutions) as ft glove fits the hand for which It Is Intended. If the communists are not for the New Deal (as a sort of unintended first step toward their goal) they are a sillier lot than they aro given credit for. BUT It Is undoubtedly true that communist support Is NOT wel come to the New Deal and its leader. Communists are a wicked and un washed and unpopular lot. The hand of everyone (except their own Ilk) is against them. In politics, they are similar to the bogey man with which Cockroaches To banish these pests In a huray. lust sprinkle Ill'II.U'll across their trails (following them to th.elr bur rows If possible), and in cracks and crevices. IIUIIACII makes short work of In sect pests though It Is guaranteed safe for human beings and animals. In llnuily Kilter dm 2c up at nil llniK, Grocery, seed stores nnd Pet Slmp GUARANTEED MISERY AND OR NO PAY! T 11 less ion set new health aftir taking my prescript Ion. and vmii pains are relieved. ?oii need pay noth ing for the medli'lue." sns H. U Wil liams, prominent manufacturer of S.L.K. Formula. Ive representative here for the Wil liams S.LK. Laboratories and he In vites every sick person in this city to come in and gt a bottle of Wil liams s.LK. Formula, on this MONEY BACK GUARANTIEE. You can't lose Don't miss thts opportunity. Get your bottle of Williams SL K. Formula t- Uy rem Ucs;h Drug store, adv. unwise parents used to scare their children into "being good." wnawer the communists are for, NORMAL Americans are against. Th New Deal and its astute poll tical leaders COULDN'T POSSIBLY welcome communist support, in cepted communist support would be DISASTROUS. T IS obvious to anyone that the A hot answer made to Mr. Hearst Minn i. nhKolutelv truthful But It is eoually obvious to thoughtful persons that the normal Inclination of communists must be to favor the New Deal as against the Landon pro gram. 4 Flight 'oTime Medtord and Jackson Count; history from the (lies of the Mall Tribune 10 and 20 rears ago. TEN YEARS AGO TODA1 Spptember 24, 19?.B (It was Friday) Gene Tunney defeats Jack Demp sey and wins heavyweight title In light In rain at Philadelphia. Rec ord crowd hears Mall Tribune report. Applegate hay output oxceeds pres ent demand. ' Farmers In Table Rock district make ready for fell seeding. Rhode Island Democatlc congress man predicts "the re-election of President Coolldgc" and "a wave of soup kitchens." A mysterious "Miss X" bobs up In Almee Semple McPherson kidnap hoax. Eastern states swept by cold wave. Eastern Oregon shivers. Crater Lake lodge to close Septem ber 30. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY SeptemlHT 24,' 11)16 (It was Sunday) "Hughes Alliance" formed at Ash land. People urged to give dimes for Wooduc-w Wilson campaign. NEW FEED PRICES Use Triangle Feeds for Best Results Turkey Grower Pellets, per cwt Turkey Grower Special, per cwt Turkey Fattening Mash, per cwt Special Fattening Mash, per X-tra Egg Producer Mash, per cwt ....$2.50 Samson's Spec. Laying Mash, par cwt $2.40 Special Hon Scratch, per cwt $2.30 Bar-None Dairy Feed, per cwt $2.20 Special Dairy Feed, per sk. $1.80 Klamath Potatoes now on hand see us now for your requirements new low prices to you FALL SEEDS All best quality ready for you. See us before you buy Seed Wheat Rye Seed Seed Oats Barley Seed Vetch Seed and any seeds you may need F. E. 229 N. Riverside ORIENTAL t Featuring FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Admission: Men 40c, Ladies 23c Jackson County W. C. T. V. to hol4 annual convention. v Willie Collier, Jr In "The Bugl Calls," at the Page; "Hearts and Sparks," at the Star. Ed Geary and .Ned Vilas return from auto trip t-'. Portland. Democrats charge Republicans ar conducting "a vllllfylng campaign." Women voters of nation "bewltcheol by Democratic slogan. "He kept ua nut. m war." Republicans charge. R.O.T.C. Marksmen Tops For Country . EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 24. (AP) Th University of Oregon's 34-man R. O. T. C. rifle team..-topped the nation with an average of 200.90 points. Col. E. V. D. , Murphy, unit commander, said today. The University of Maine was aeo ond. with 107.12. The University of Hawaii led the malnlanders and took the "Warrior ol the Pacific" trophy with an averago of 214.73. , Oregon'a team Included Samuel J McGaughey, Roseburg: Frank E. NashJ Pendleton; David C. Sllven, Baker. 5 MIDGET PHOTOS 1 C peasley studio lut GUN SIGHTS to fit all guns, slrat Bros., 23 N. .Fir. Guna re-bored. FOR PERSONAL LOANS OF ALL KINDS W. E. Thomas. 45 S. Central. HELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 LBS. A DAY Doctors say your kidneys contain 15 mflat of tiny tubea or filters which hflp to purify the blood and keep you healthy. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of waa to. Frequent or scanty passages with amort ing and burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. An excess of acids or poisons in your blood, when due to functional kidney disorders, may be the cause of nagging backache, rheumatiej pains, lumbago, leg pains, loss of pep and en. ergy, getting up nights, e writing, puLunesa under the eyes, headaches and diifiness. Don't wait I Ask your diumyst for Doan's rills, u;ed successfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happy relief nnd will help the 1.) mites of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood, Got Doao's Tills. . ... $2.55 ....$3.20 ....$2.50 cwt.. ..$2.20 GARDENS DANCE Featuring
