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MBUBBR OF flNI'MOD PRESS UEMBEIt OF AUDl'l BUBBAO OF CIROULATIONB Advartlalm Rapraaantatlvaa H, 0. MOGKNHBN COMPAM: Offloaa In Naw fork, Chicago Datrolt Su Franotaoo, Loa Angalaa, Saaitla, Portland. CD Ye Smudge Pot BJ Artliut ferry. Elliott. on of the President, Is charged In an affidavit with ilgnlng an agreement, whereby througb the alt of airplanes to Soviet Russia be would, II all went well, receive a com mission of (500,000. Now Is the time lor the young man to read his Dad's speech, attacking "economto royal -late" and "princes o( privilege." News (rom CorvalUs, In the ofllclal OBO campus paper reveals that lovo is raising as much, IX not more caln, with the iootball squad, than the opposition, and Injuries. This U a deplorable situation. Inasmuch as a gridiron gladiator can't keep one oye on the atar halfback of the enemy, and the other on a co-ed with whom he la enamored. There she la up in the grandstand chatting with a Port land drummer, while he Is battling In the mud and rain for the glory of the college. The hero has a bum ankle, and jealousy Is gnawing at his heart strings. There Is not mucb, if any ' thlnK. that can be done about the flirting proclivities of the lady. It always agitates the mcnfolks. What the state college needs, la the add! ' tlon to the coaching staff of a Laura Jean Ubboy, to glvo advice to the lovelorn athletes, and soothe their heart agony. They should be coaclwd to go ahead and make the winning touchdown, and then not speak to the lady. The Ned Vilas kids are enjoying a visit from their Uncle Oeorgo, who lives In China, and has not been here tor nearly five years. IIKK NAMli IS MUU. (SatBvcl'ost) Slowly she drew back. She didn't even want him to touch her. Thero wore things sho fell that she ought to say to him, but they turned to dust In her mouth before she could got them out. A bevy of palpitating Democrat, out-talked Alty. Don Newbury Wed. There will be another day, when Atty. Newbury catches them Individually or collectively on a Jury. "Mr. Hoover haa offered to make a number of specchee for the ticket. Nobody aaka in, but our advice to the Oovernor would be 'Have courage my boy, to aay No'." (New Yorker) Them la our sentiments, but the nay things turned out, he didn't. . It will soon be time for farmers fooling around the barn to exercise care and caution, last they resemble a Chinese Phensant In the eyes of a careful hunter. "Portland papers did not even think enough of the. recent W. C. T. V. con vention to print dispatches from The Dalles recounting the activities ol that organisation here." (The Dalles Chronicle) The changing times. The attorney .general's olilce is now confronted with the taak and prob lem of proving no ' "'lUlred In playing a "skill-ball" machine. To the lavman. the only skill needed, is the mental astuteness required In the ability to hit the money-bo with one llrk of an si. IN TKKKIM.E SHAPK. "I was afillrted with mall) other dlsesses which seemed Incurable. We were compelled to leave Iowa on ac count of the aathma which I had for more than 10 years, had stomach and bowel trouble 14 years, iniinm matlon of the bladder 15 years, had "flu" and pneumonia twice and the second attack left a place in eson lung about three Inches across that never healed, and It alao left me with congestion of the spleen. I was a born anemic, having had to take Iron all my lite and when I was 18 years old. Die physicians, after consultation, told me to get the Iron tablets In bottles of 00 and take from fifteen to eighteen irralns a day, which I did The vertebrae In my spine had not staved In place for over twenty years, and I had to take treatment much of the time, suffering terrible head aches, until the physicians could not understand how I had not lost my mind." WAHREN, O., Oct. 8. (AP) Leon Ames, M, former pitcher for the New York Giants, died here today. Amee '.von 28 gnmee and lost 10 for the . Olsnt In 111. FUEL OIL. any amount. Call 1 1 R4 Petroleum Heat A Burner Co. Uaa Mall TrlbuiM vant aoi, Making Communists EARL BR0WDEE, the Communist candidate for president, knows his onions politically. Released from jail in Terra Haute, Indiana, where lie was held, as a vagrant, to prevent him from exercising his right of free speech, ho heartily thanked his captors. ' "Thanks, chief," he remarked to the Terra Haute head of police, "for giving me a much larger audience than I would have otherwise enjoyed." And later he called upon the nation, "to witness his im prisonment as the rise of fascism," which of course it was. Not the rise, literally, but the employment of the approved Fascist method, which is to deny free speech and crush human liberty by force. Had Browder been granted his right to speak, as the leader of an accredited political party, little or no attention would have been paid to what he said or did, at Terra Haute, Indiana. But thanks to bone"headed action of a smart-alec chief of police, Browder got front-page play, in the newspapers of the country, and the speech he wasn't allowed to broadcast, was broadcast by one of his followers to a greatly augmented audience. If Communism ever gets a foothold in this country it will be partly due to such illegal, un-American and incredibly stupid, methods to suppress it. Not only are such methods their own purpose. Instead of checking radicalism, they advance it. Instead of discouraging the Reds, this fascistic strong arm stuff, gives them a big boost on their way, for it makes martyrs of them, arouses sympathy among true believers in Democracy and fair play, where normally there would be none, and gives them free publicity that could bo secured in no other way. "But Afraid to Strike" - WHILE on this subject of communism, as a part of the antiRoosevelt propaganda, this issue is about as clear, as most of the others in this "cock-eyed" campaign. The first blast in this direction was delivered by Mr. Hearst, who charged the president with being a communist, and present ed documents from Moscow which ho claimed proved it. The Republican press, as a whole, did not fall in line with America's distinguished fascist, apparently placing no more credence in his alleged Soviet document."), than others which in the course of his enreer, his papers have published. Practically all of them stated definitely Roosevelt was not a Communist. That was silly, of course. But there was also, no doubt the Communist party was going to the polls and vote for him thnt no one denied. But now someone docs deny it. Not only someone, but Mr. Browder, the Communist presidential candidate, and his dusky team mate. Both of them, declare the members of the Com munist party, will vote for them, not Roosevelt, th,at American Communists have no use for Roosevelt, he is blow-hot, blow-cold type, vacillating, not dependable, (An opinion incidentally which publican friends, in completo So whatt Usually tho accredited leaders of a party, are the official spokesmen of that party, going to do, or not do is accepted paign apparently. At least we note in an menting upon the Browdor statement, that such an obvious bit of pro-Roosovclt propaganda deceives no one. The president is not a Communist, he not only did not ask for Communist support, but if given repudiated mains, the Communists are going ballots for tho Democrat io candidate. So it goes, the music goes nowhere. But this much seems fairly which will imt take tho responsibility for doclaring the president a Commiiuist, will take the responsibility for declaring he will receive that party's support, oven though the leaders of that party deny it. They will tako no responsibility for concocting the poison, but they arc not averse to distributing it by indirection, and thus reaping the political benefit if any! Look at Your Hole Card TpHE idea seems to be prevalent that the Literary Digest poll ho a rtAAte niicmtrl o Virtt TTa si a asivt in lonm u i , in forecasting the national result, in a presidential election but in each state. Tho national phase of the matter is correct. But in a presi dential election like this which is so oloso and so mixed; so unpredictable and unprecedented, those who are already cele brating a Roosevelt dofont, on the present Digest tabulations, are advised to look up the record beforo they wager their family jowcls on it, Tnko 1932 for example. The final figures of the Digest forecast a victory for Hoover over Roosevelt in New Jersey by 1"0,000, Roosevelt carried New Jersey by 30,046. The Digest figures indicated Hoover would carry Massachu setts, by 400,000. Roosevelt carried Massachusetts by 63,180. The total indicated a Roosevelt victory, in the country, and this was correct. But it did not indicnte a landslide, and an overwhelming landslide was the result Now while all the political experts agree, the election will be a boss nice, that the changing of just one state, from Lamlon to Roosevelt, or visa versa, may determine the result ; one mere ly has to assume, the Digest figures will be as accurate as they were four years ago and no more to admit, that as an in fallible barometer in this election,' the Digest poll is all wet. Poultry Expert To Take Special Arizona Course Elton Wsldron, well-known south ern Oregon poultry expert, will leave litre today for Tuscon. Arl. to enter a "department of the University of Arlrona speclallrlng In poultry and turkey culture. After completing his course Mr Wsldron plan to return to Medford In December to resume activities In tha Rogue Diver valley. Poultry and irEDFORT) MAIL legally wrong, but they defeat in other words a "washout" places somo of our good Re accord with the Communists 1) what they say their party is as a fact. But not this cam up-state anti-Roosevelt paper,' com it, but the undisputed fact re to tho polls, and mark their round and round and comes out clear. The Republican press a nnt nnK Kaah 1 ftAOf. nnffAni una s.iirn v li l,Y un'u jvus u vJ i itvi turkey raising In thla section of the state la making rapid progreaa and there ta an Increasing demand for scientific Information regarding cor rect feeding and treatment of dis eases, Mr. Waldron stated. He haa already had seven yeara of experience lr. assisting growers with their bird raising. AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING W E rhomas. 49 8. Central Tune In K3L every evening. dy thru Friday. 8 p m. La, UaU Ttltnin nan ad. TRTBTTKTE, flIEDPOTt'D, Personal Health Service By William Signed letUn pertain I ng to personal diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, self-addressed envelope la enclosed. Letter! should be brief and written In tnJt (wing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Or. .Villi am Brady, 265 El Camlno, Beverly fjlils, Calif. TUB BABY TRAINING BUSINESS. Th euthrophls (eutrophy tneana healthy nutrition) Infant carefully trained acquires control of the bowel at the age of six monthB or ear lier, Control of the bladder cornea later, about the end of the first year, though many babies not carefully trained continue wetting the bed and their clothea until they are two or two and one-half years old. Begin at the age of a month. Watch the baby nursing or taking the bottle When his behavior Indicates the desire for movement of the bowel, lay him on his back across your lap and hold a small chamber pot firmly against his buttocks to catch the stool. Do this at a regular time twice dally. When the baby la four months old hold him sitting on the chamber In your lap, his back to you. By the seventh or eighth month he should alt on the chamber without your support. No toya or other distractions while the baby la on stool; ten minutes Is long enough to keep him on stool at any time, If there Is not Immediate evacu ation. Never resort to soap stick or Injection to stimulate the movement. When the baby begins to try to get up on his feet, at the age of eight or nine months, begin training the blad der. Place him on chamber pot or small toilet seat at intervals of two hours throughout the day. In many Instances napklna may be dispensed with In the daytime when the baby Is ten or eleven month old. By rigid adherence to 'this clockwork schedule the well-nourished Infant a year old may be trained to Indicate his desire to empty the bladder. By the age of two years a well-trained baby can Bleep from 10 p.m. until early morning without wetting tho bed. Children who continue to wot the bed after the age of two yeara are alnioot Invariably subjects of faulty nutrition, qulto commonly a deficiency of vitamins. (Monograph on management of bed-wetting avail able to correspondents who nsk for It and Inclose 3-cent-stamped ad dressed envelope. Ol' Doctor Brady. he does NOT pay the freight.) When the Bnhy Walks. During the fourth month the baby begins to hold the head erect when the trunk la supported: at seven months he can sit erect without sup. port for a minute or two. At nine or ten months he tries to get on his feet, but not until 13 or 14 months can he take a few tottering steps on his own. Do not discourage these vol untary efforta; on the other hand, do not try to coax the baby to walk and never use a "walker" or any me chanical gadget calculated to make the baby walk. Some healthy Infanta walk only when they are fifteen or sixteen months old. The common ex planation of delayed walking la rickets. Then She Talks. Olrl bablea begin talking two or three months earlier than boys and manage to have the last word too. Any baby ft year old should begin to say papa and mamma, and In the sec ond year gradually learns to speak short sentences. Crosa-Eyed. All voung Infants look cross-eyed at times. Control of the eyes and ability to focus properly on an object cornea at the ago of two or three months. Don't hang dangling toys over the baby's crib or carriage be fore the baby Is six months old. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Prostatic Obstruction. We have continued to enjoy success with the transurethral electric reserc tlon of prostate glands and have not found It necessary to do an opera, tlon In more than four years . . O. P. E.. M.D. Answer For the benefit of men psst middle age who are In the early atsges of prostatic obstruction. Dr B., Is a leading urologist;. Medicine marches on I Men who are beginning to be bladder conscious, send stamped addressed envelope for monograph Clood hygiene may prevent consider able trouble, but will not help you much if you procrastinate. Thla mod em Improvement, transurethral resec tlon, la a godsend to sufferers from prostatic, obstruction, who do not postpone too long proper treatment. nrv i.nhor. EATING WAS A TORTURE UNTIL HOUSEWIFE FOUND ARMY DOCTOR'S FORMULA THOUSANDS of men and women haw found quick and wonderful results with Williams' s L.K. For mula, In many cases of longstand ing Illness from sluggish stomach, Rowels. Liver and Kidneys! From every psrt of tho country grateful testimonials have poured In like this SWORN STATEMENT from a housewife. Read every word of It, and see for yourself whst this medi cine hss PROVED for Itself I Quick Action 'For some time. 'eating was simply a torture to me. Cooking my meals left me sick, and 1 could hardlj eat aiterward and In the night I would be miserable with bloat and stomach gas. I took all kinds of medicines, but they didn't help me. Then I heard about how much good Wil liams' 8XK. Formula was doing arouid here, and 1 decided to try It Just s bottles rruled in autti-ring ro that I can eat and sleep with out anjr pain or worry. 1 am car- OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1935. Brady, M.D. health and hygiene, not to disease. Will a woman be able to bear a child after the water sac haa been burst by a fall? . . . Mrs. W. O. Answer When the sac or nag oi water breaks before the first stage of labor Is completed, the confinement la likely to be more prolonged, but a living baby Is the usual reward. Green Book, let me tell you the effect of your little green book on me. On first reading I waa shocked and hurt and concluded you were a callous Indi vidual . . . later I picked It up and somehow . . . finally learned that you were quite right. I am deeply grate ful .. . Miss L. h n. Answer Are you a Class A or Class B neurotic? Bend 10 cents and stamped addressed envelope for copy of green book. (Copyright, 1930, by jonn r. uiue vu.j Ed. Note: Persons wtsnlnt to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to Dr. William Brady, M. D. 263 El Camlno, Beverly Ullll, Calif. O.O.Mclniyre NEW YORK, Oct. 8. When a big liner has docked during the day, like to go down to the piers around dusk to witon the crew fellows, all prinked up. come ashore for an evening in town. They are mannerly, seem lngly content to walk the streets two and four abreast, Just looking, Most of them. too. seem under sized, with milky complexlous, oddly cut clothes and bad teeth. They are full of salutes and have a delightful way of express ing themselves. They never talk to strangers unless approached, and then seem pleased to converse. The majority are victims of the cheap waterfront barbera haircut and shave 20 cents and are turned. out with ramifications of the bowl style of cutting. As a result they suggest picked chickens and are com pelled to bear the atrocity for weeks. Then, too, there are the pert mani cure girls and the smartly dressed managers of the specialty shops aboard ship. All are accomplished linguists. Most of them, I hear, are happily married. And the Romeoa who expect them easy pickups find something else again. Speaking of haircuts, there was a Dutch queensware merchant In our town who would Journey all the way to Pittsburgh to be properly ton sored. He was remindful of Col. Henry Watterson down at Louisville, who would drop his tools on occa sion and hie to Paris for some of his favorite sauce-drenched d'shes and a carafe of his favorite rose-colored wine. A toddy drinker at home, he would partake of wine only In France. And Russ Cole tells me of a fellow In the Internal revenue department at Washington,, an esthete with the spunk to carry out his notions, who sends his shirts to St. Louis to be laundered. He believes they get a certain "do" on them In the Missouri metropolis he cannot acquire any- A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicine you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial Irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul slon, which rocs right to the seat of the troublo to aid nature to soothe and heal the inflamed mem branes as the germ-laden phlegm Is loosened and expelled. Even If other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist Is authorized to guarantee Creomulslon and to refund your money If you are not satisfied with results from the very first boUle. Oct Creomulslon right now. (AdvJ lalnly thankful and I wish every housewife could know about Wll- llama' 8. L. K, Formula." (Mrs. Tames Johnson, Tudor, Calif.) Free Trial To PROVE beyond the shadow of doubt how Mrs. .lames JohVon wonderfully this new medicine can help you your druggist offers to let you have It on a MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE I Oct a bottle today from Heath's Drug Store and if you are not completely iilterly satisfied with the relief It .ll give you In ONLY 10 DAYS the druggist will refund without question every cent of the pur clns? price! Don't delay! Give Witham.i' S L.K. Formula a chance to help joul 5-e where else. Swank Englishmen years ago used to send their laundry across the channel to Paris. Out or this laundry business grew the famous haberdashery salou of Charvet la the Place Vendome. The first Oharvet waa a washer-man. Memory: That black cloud that rolled up out of the southwest upon an afternoon circus performance In our town. And with the enormous top billowing Into mountainous waves and side poles bopping, the announc erer stood on a blue rrtck animal tub and shouted: "Ladeez and gen tlemun: A violent storm Is approach ing. AH those who remain under this canvas do so at their own risk." Then the first blow of -the twister. Trees weaving like feathers. Women and ch-lldren hurrying helter-skelter screaming. The trumpeting of the elephant and the quick, snarly roar of the Hon. Then big ra'.ndrops hit ting the' tent like bullets. I recall the clown who took me bv the hand and comforted : "Now, Bub, don't cry. You'll be all right!" And what little boy could cry with his nana In that of a circus clown? They tell It on Lucius Beebe. One recent midnight he somehow appear ed In the Grand Central subway sta tion In tails, white tie ind silk top per. Stepping Into a shuttle train, he found a whole car complaining of not getting started. Beebe walked to the middle of the car, held a white kid gloved hand aloft, and bellowed: Trainmen, do you realize we must get to Times Square with the serum. Be off moments are precious!'1 (Copyright, 1036, Mc Naught Syndicate.) Flight 'o Time Medford and Jackson Count; history from the files ol the Mall Tribune 10 and 20 yean ago. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY October 8, .1026 New York Yanks defeat St. Louis, 3 to 2, In ten-Inn tng world series game. County court adopts resolution agreeing to pay W. H. Gore for his work In connection with securing O.-C. tax refund money. Publicity stunts of Almee Semple McPherson told at Los Angeles hear ing of kidnap hoax. Governor Pierce comes out against "public ownership of power plants, as proposed by "Housewives' Coun cil" of Portland. Zero weather sweeps mid-west. City regulations, prohibiting dou. ble parking on Main street, result In triple parking and arrests threatened Emergency air mail field to be es tablished south of Ashland. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY October 8. 1916 German submarine torpedoes nine vessels off American coast: serious diplomatic complications feared. Boston defeats Brooklyn, 3 to 1. In second game of world series. Babe Ruth pitched for Boston. The Colony club resumes fall sew ing of bandages for Belgians. Without Partisanship .... THE ASSOCIATED PRESS covers American politics exactly as it does all other news without bias, preju dice or partisanship. It could not do otherwise if it wished. j The 1,376 newspapers which make up this cooperative asso ' r!ST!"n "fnhrace every shade of political opinion. The slightest deviation from honest, impartial reporting would be instantly detected and challenged. The sole purpose of The Associated Press is to compile a daily record of events: comprehensive, and of known integrity and reliability. With that purpose steadfastly in mind, The Associated Press will report the political life of this nation in the campaign year of 1936. The Associated Press Reports the News of the World . DAILY FOR MEDFORD M AIL TRIBUNE 'Civilization," In "eleven reels and 1000 thrills," at the Page; "Oscar? Outing." at the Star. Mrs. Ed Hanley of this city widely praised for politcal address in behalf of Republican cause at Portland. Table Rock gardens, bit by severe frost. BEST QUALITY TURKEY FEED SPECIAL FATTENING MASH $2.20 to $2.50 per cwt. IN TON LOTS We will either mix you a feed from your own formula or furnish you with a feed that will pro duce results at a reasonable price to you. Let us figure with you. Triangle Turkey Feed is guaranteed to be one of the best Turkey feeds on the market. We will he glad to refer you to many of our satisfied customers. 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