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By Arthur Perry.
An unsung sign of returned and re
turning prosperity, Is the purchase by
citizens of $100 dogs several such
being In Uie local midst. This confi
dence In the economic future does
not prevent the dog owner from ex
periencing & certain emptlonal
aqueamlshneas, when the 100 worth
of dog flesh la absent. The owner
puta hla very soul Into hie whistle
for his return. In tnis whistle are
the clear notes of the lark, the tre
molo quivers of a fiddle. In the last
act of "East Lynne," and the cour
ageous tootling of a cltlien walking
through a graveyard, In the dark of
the moon.
The atate Capitol Building Commls.
slon eliminated from the list of new
state house accessories, voting ma
ehlnee for use of the legislature. Thla
represent a aavlng of approximately
$43,000, and everal special aesslona
of the legislature to find out how
the voting machines work.
e
The weather contlnuea to be "Just
what the doctor ordered." but not
what the weatherman aald It would
be.
e
Chief objections to the US. supreme
court seems to be the advanced age
of Its nine Jurist, plus the theory
they have held their lobs long enough
and should now make way for mem
bers of fewer years, and lesser legal
wledom.t The agitation for cnange la
largely political. There are plenty
of Young Democrats In need of work.
.
Tt waa a wild week-end at a couple
of Pacific Coast Institutions of
higher learning. There was paint
smearing and daubing, street rioting,
and the use of dynamite, with tragic
and near-traglo reunite. The col
legtana are out of grade acfhool. so
the outbreaks cannot be attributed to
an overflow of the Hallowe'en aplrlt.
e
Turkeys are ao cheap and plentiful
the Older Olrle do not have to allege
they prefer chicken,
Conalderable official Interest la
being manifested In Oregon wild life,
not under the Jurisdiction of parents
or the police.
...
these (finnv times.
(Marystllle (Pallf.) Appeal)
The dance particularly If H'a
taps haa the world by the tall.
We ahouldnt be too much
smazed to aee our octogenarian
Presbyterian grandmother break
down and show us a little some
thing to the tune of flwanee
River when the clan gathera for
Thanksgiving, for tt seems to
have taken hold In the most un
expected quarters."
.
The debste for the mythical high
school state football championship,
ended In a tie. The contestants won
a "moral victory." which Is better
than no victory at all.
It haa been reported that Presi
dent Roosevelt, aboard a battleship
bound for BrarJl, In accordance with
a custom of the sea, win he ducked
by asllore. when crossing the equator.
This Is carrying social democracy too
far. and no doubt other arrangement
will be made.
CONTINUTO RAINS NKTTT.F
CITIZENS" (Hdllne thla paper Nov.
39, 103") And. people were then ask.
Ing each other: la It wet enough for
you?
.
Tlie Court Hall boy. Seelry of Chi
cago, will be here Wed. to help re
duce the turkey surplua. He was
originally due In October, but wss de.
tinc1. A number of the local Intent.
Rentals will return from the campl
for a few days with Paw ft Msw, and
the letter's cooking.
VF l'ETIVE MANDATE.
"On election day Happy Camp took
on the appearance of a small me
tropolis, and deeplcted some of the
old spirit, revised Into the present
day regalia, which mskea one think
of the boom days In some of the va
rious towns throughout the country,
the msny people who com, from far
and near to vote at the poles here,
made up the soul compunction of
hustle and bustle, along with the
happy and friendly greetings some
times heard for a block, coming from
aome botstroua friend greeting an
other In pure merrloent, and In har
mony the flitlo aspirant toss their
delemss to the winds snd Join In the !
spirit of the nay " (Hsppy Camp I
Newa In Yreka (Calif.) Journal,) I
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 23. Sunday after the Bipf
Game and San Francisco is a deserted city. Those who didn't
go to the country the night before are Bleeping. No matter where
you choose to cat, there is no difficulty as there was 24 hours
before in getting served. The waiters are bleary eyed and
weary, a person with a desire for food is a rare exception. There
must be something queer amout him so he gets the service re
served for freaks.
There is very little doing, but what is done is in the atmos
phere of the morning after the night before. The papers say it
was the largest and wettest football celebration on record. We
have to take the papers word for it. Your correspondent slept
through it or most of.it. There was a slight hiatus, when ubont
3 a. m. the crowds mnrched up and down the hotel halls en route
home, and judging by the noise, certain members of the band
and cheerinfj section accompanied them.
Twenty-five years ago they used to celebrate football games
in this ardent sophomoric fashion in the East. They do so no
longer. The habit of growing up, like the sun travels from cast
to west.
In harmony with this burst of editorial self righteousness,
we felt disposed to attend church, and eh route there via the!
Civic center, discovered that the last grand opera of tin! sea
son was to be given at 2 p. m. in the War Memorial Opera House,
Wagner's "Die Walkure," with ."Flagstad, Lotte Lehmann,
Kathryn Meislc, Mclchoir and Schorr. That suited our mood to
a T, and we heard some good church music, and a sermon that
was above the average on the lost art of being thankful for our
blessings in addition. One reads and hears so much about how
everything is going to the eternal bow wows it was rather a re
lief to regard the other side of the picture for a while. There is
another side, in this country at the present time particularly.
After wandering about the deserted city, it was surprising
to find the Memorial Opera House on a Sunday afternoon rack
ed to the rafters, with scores of nice looking men and women,
standing, some of them with cushions to sit on during the in
termissions. In spirit and attitude, another sharp contrast, with
the Berkeley bowl just 24 hours before. Music and religion arc
closely related. The most, bigoted Fundamentalist could not
have complained about the spirit of the audience at this per
formance of one of Wagners most devout and impressive, mu
sical dramas, on the Sabbath Day.
A year upo when we happened in San Francisco during. the
grand opera season we missed Flagstad she had gone east a
week or so before. As is often the case when one's expectations
arc high the result was disappointing. Her Brunnhilde was true
to tho Wagnerian tradition, her voice powerful and true, but
somehow she lacked fire, tho pagan, unearthly souring iinlity,
of another Brunnhilde we heard many years ago. On the other
hand I;ehmann as Sieglinde appealed to us as superb, her vjicc
full of warmth and sympathy and her characterization both
graceful and impressive. Miss Meislo was also a pleasant sur
prise. But the men well we doubt if there has been a really
great basso, since Plancon and De Itcszke and our grand opera
education, such as it is, started with the latter. Molclioir as Sieg
mund, was good, just as bread and milk is good, but certainly
was not inspiring, nor inspired.
Not tbnt the views of the present writer are of the least im
portance to any one but himself, in a ORITICAIj sense we
know no moro about grand opera thaan we do about the LOin
stein theory or the Lost Dignmma, but in our travels hither
and yon, wo have always commented upon what wo have seen
and heard, and wo see no renson at this late date to clinnge our
established habit. If tho opinions and comments one hears from
day to day and year to yenr strictly confined to those people
really QUAUFIKD to express them, my word what a silent
place this world would be! As bad as San Francisco on Sunday
after the Big Game.
nere's another sign of advanced and premature senility no
doubt but it is our considered judgment that as far as voices
are concerned, grand opera hns not advanced very much, if at.
all during the years. In fact wo would say thero had been a de
cline since Nordics and Melbn, Schumiinn-Heiuk and Einiiin
Earncs, Scotli anil Caruso. But (hero has been vast improvement
in stage direction and settings, in the appeal to the eye, as con
trasted with the appeal to tho ear. Die Walkuro ns given yester
day was most stirring and impressive, purely as a spectacle,
and a sort of pre-Christian ceremonial.
..,
We haven't heard how tho opera here is doing financially
but judging by the price we hnd to pay to get on the last roats
in the house, the deficit should not only havo been wiped out
but there should be a dividend this yenr. Unless we are mis
taken the prices have been raised 50 per cent over last year.
No doubt only added proof that Koosevelt prosperity IS the
real thing.
Speaking of Roosevelt, we have talked to some of our few
friends here, and all of them were for Landon. At least two of
them are still prettv sore and are mumbling about, tho Literary
Digest, and how thev can't understand, how that magazine
could have been so completely wrong. We have about decided
the Landonilcs perhaps aren t such good losers as we first sup
posed. The first, question everyone here asks is "have you been over
the new bridge? That's one striking thing about San Francis
cans their real, novcr-failing pride in their own city. That's
one reason perhaps whv nearly everyone the writer included,
regards this city on the Golden Gate, as one of the truly great
cities in the world. Its MORALh is always so high.
It would not do to return without riding over the bridge.
so we shall trv to in Hint verv thine, tomorrow. R.W R.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M.D.
feigned letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dlteaie.
diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Drt Brady If a stamped, self -ad-1
1 reused envelope la enclosed. Letters should be brier and written In Ink
Owing to the large number ot letters received only a few can be answered
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady, 265 El Cam I no, Beverly Hllli, Calif.
Angina pectoris the accent on
the An. not on the gi wlilch ought
to seem natural to all who persist in
calling ab - DO-
EMERGENCY REMEDIES FOR ANGINA.
throbbing in the head and Hushing
of the face for a few moments. The
effect of nitroglycerin Is prompt and
of short duration It l&ata only an
hour or two. Consequently the dose
la usually repeated every few hours,
where lasting effect is required. A
moderate dose Is l-200th (one two
hundredth) of a grain; though many
patients take tablets containing one
one -hundredth of a grain of nitro
glycerin.
men A b -do -men
means choking
pain In the chest,
heart-pang,
heart-cramp.
Like e p 1 1 epsy
and asthma, an
gina pectoris Is a
functional mal
ady the seizures
or attacks of
which are char
acteristic enough
to enable physic
ian to diagnose
me iroume, out in the Intervals pre
aenta no definite organic change by
which the pathologist may recognize
tne disease.
Partial occlusion or restriction of
the cornoary arteries ( which supply
oiooa to tne iieart muflcle or wall it
self) from arteriosclerosis Is probably
the primary factor of angina pectoris,
roe immediate cause of the attack,
however, Is undoubtedly asphyxia,
anoxemia. Insufficient oxygen supply
to the heart muscle; Insufficient,
that Is, to meet an emergency de
mand under emotional strain of some
slight over-exertion.
The first remedy for the emergency
attack or threat or fear of Impending
attack of angina pectoris Is Imme
diate cessation of strain, effort or ex
ertion. Come to a complete stand
still wherever the seizure occurs, and
sit down, or better He down If pos
sible and remain perfectly quiet.
Nitroglycerin (trlnltrln, glonoin,
glyceryl nitrate) Is the beat emergency
remedy for the attack of angina pec
toris. The patient may carry always
In pocket a Bmall vial of nitrogly
cerin tablets and take a tablet when
over he believes an attack impends.
Nitroglycerin Is volatile and loses
strength If exposed to the air, but
a dozen tablets In a stoppered vial will
retnln their potency for several weeks
The tablets dissolved In the mouth
produces Its characteristic effect on
the circulation within two or three
minutes. Nitroglycerin Is not a heart
stimulant at all: It merely relaxes
spasm of the arterioles or smallest
arteries, and frees the circulation
from restriction. When the patient
takes sufficient nitroglycerin to have
this effect he usually notices some
Comment
of the
Day s News
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Son of a Paretic
I am 27, planning to marry. Father
died at 50 of paresis. Relative of in
tended bride objects, says any chll
dren we might have would be half.
wit . . . Near West.
Answer Paresis Is brain syphilis.
Wasaermann test would show whether
or not you have syphilis. If not. the
fear of the bride's relative la ground
less.
Suspicion ConflrmeoT
Interested In the complaint of your
correspondent who said be had paid
180 for Injection treatment of hem
orrholds ... Of course, the doctor
who charged (180 waa either treating
a millionaire or else he waa a Blood
aucker. My own fee for such treat
ment rarely Is aa high s $76. usually
about (39. and even where I have to
operate the total cost to the patient
rarely runs over 9100. We must not
let people think that all doctors are
extortionists . . . M. D.
Answer Thank you. Doctor. I sus
pected the correspondent had been
taxed excessively, but his ungrateful
crediting of the cure to some funny
diet Idea he hsd taken up shortly
after the treatment Irked me and I
felt It must have been worth 180 to
treat a patient like that.
Little Lessons In the Ways of Health.
I am delighted with the booklet you
sent me on "Building Vitality." If thla
Is a fair sample I'd like to have a
complete little library of your book
lets .. . A. B. T.
Answer List of sixteen brocures In
the series available on request If you
Inclose stamped envelope bearing
your address.
(Copyright, 1936, John F. Dine ix.
Ed Note: Peisnn, ndshlnt to
communicate with Dr. Brady
hoold send tetter direct to Dr
William Brady M. n. 8BS El
Cnmlno lleverh HUH Calif
By FRANK JENKINS
OENATOR HARRISON, chairman of
tne senate finance committee,
speaking In Washington, says there
will absolutely be no Increase In tax
es by the next congress, and that the
budget will be brought Into balance
during the fiscal year beginning July
I.
He says that tax revenue are pick'
lng up faster than expected, and adds
that emergency expenditures will be
curtailed enough to permit balance of
the budget within the next fiscal
year.
YP what he says 1 true. It 1 good
news the BEST of new, a a
matter of fact. Above anything else,
wc want a solvent government, and
the only way to keep the government
solvent la to spend no more than Is
taken In.
PERHAPS, Incidentally, someone
may wonder what a "fiscal",
year 1.
A fiscal year Is a bookkeeping year.
It beginning is the date on which
the books are opened and its end the
date on which the books are closed.
The government of the United States
begins It fiscal year on July 1 and
ends It on June 30.
1
rE national grange, ending Its
session at Columbus, Ohio,
adopts a resolution holding ' that
"subsidy of agriculture or Industry
by the government, as a permanent
program, I not Justified."
The resolution set forth that "sub
sidles, as a nemergency measure, are
Justified to right a temporary wrong
or Inequality, but for a long time,
permanent program we are convinced
that agriculture as well as Industry
must stand on It own feet."
That Is to say, the grange holds to
the doctrine that the only things
worth having, or that are permanent
ly beneficial, are the things that are
worked for and earned.
P.-T. A. Is organized on Evan crtik.
Forty-four new families located In
Jackson county past year, C. of O.
report shows.
Simplified farm relief bill to be
presented to congress.
State scores heavily In Mills-Hall
murder trial at Somervllle, N. J.
Former local woman denies she
committed suicide In San Francisco.
Klamath county endorses C. B.
(Pop) Gates of tjils city aa a mem
ber of the state highway commission.
TWENTY YEARS AC.O TODAY
November 24, 11)18.
(It was FTday.)
Germany calla all able-bodied men
between the ages of 16 and 60 years
to the colors.
Construction of a box factory here
dependent upon securing site.
Fuji leads the players In the city
billiard championship games at
Brown's with 1000 points.
Farm operations In the Sams Val- 1
ley district delayed by lack of rain.
Rogue River valley fishermen de
mand that Rogue river be closed to
commercial fishing.
New Copco dam on Klamath river
nears completion.
Chicken or Beef and Pork tamales
at Husons' Confectionery. Open eve
nlngs and holidays.
DINE and DANCE
at
BONNEY'S GRILL
the walls of the lower Broadway tav
ern. The rest are probably now
atorcd In the Goelet garrets.
When Oerlrudo Stein ended her
long self-cxllo In Paris for a visit to
New York Inst spring, she appenrea
aa the gue.it of honor at a Dutch
Treat luncheon. She observed that
one of the attractions of America to
her was the cnrtoonlng of H. T. Web
ster and that she had come to Amer
ica with a yearn to see him. She
did not know it but he Was at one
of the tables the perfect Casper
Milquetoast, blushing like anything.
In a Radio City spire Is a "Pajanm
Parlor." An enterprise that creates
something totsy In night habiliments
and catera only to the male. All
especially tnllorce). sedate or flnmboy
ant and cxtravaitantly monogrammed.
From SIB to 75. One even goea for
a fitting heforo delivery. The pat
ronage I am told Is largely among
the movie and Btage folks and the
Long Wand swells. Douglas Fair
banks Is said to be the most extrava
gant of the pajama patrons.
IBB!
QCMclnfyre
NEW YORK. Nov. 1M. Lowell
Thomas continues to be New York's
No. 1 Human Dynamo. And manages
to keep In top
form to boot. He
Is an a o c o m
pll.ihed her
man and boxer,
being a pupil of
the same In
structor that
started Jni'k
Dempwy off on
the road to the
rhsmplonshlp.
Thomas, a na
tive of Cripple
creek, ts a prod
uct of the Denver brand of Journnl.
ism nat marked so many ntars. Me
was contemporaneous with Runyon.
Today he Is one of tho bettor known
figure In the field of radio and news
reels. And among the few who never
hired a prea aent.
Two nigh I a a wwk he works from
10 p. m, until dawn rtrordlnn foi
newa pictures, But every morning tu
la at hta office at 0. Until recently
he delivered an average of three lec
ture a week aside from dally broad
cast of current events. His Income
s said to be $7,000 a week.
Thomas Hvcw at pawling In the
famous Duchess county. During the
summer season he broadcasts from
there. On top of all these activities
he manages to turn out two books
a year a fat Job In ltjU. He has
authored some 90 volumes, mostly
a boi t hts travels.
New York'a major Jewelry estab
lishments never had a notable hold
up. Even the most expert bandits
roali?e such an undertaking would be
their professional Waterloo. They
wouldn't have a Chinaman's chance,
in a lightning flash hidden all-seeing
guards can lock all exits automatic
ally, have the riot squads on the
way and their own machine guns In
action from ambuscade. It would
be over in five minutes the culprits
being either corpses or shackled pris
oners. It s an old svory that once a
band of expert gem thieves tunneled
a half block In the 33rd street area
and were within an hour's reach of
their goal when they lost nerve. The
tunnel waa later found by a street
excavation. It was estimated the
preliminary digging took a year.
I have a critical end appreciated
friend who wants to start a League
I notice the gorgeous heavy Renais
sance Stanford White Red Room at
the Imperial ones the late afternoon
roundup of Irvln Cobb. Boreman
Bulger and other mint Julep lovers
from Kentucky, Is being made Into
the more modern cocktail room.
There's a painting there I've coveted,
a cavalier whose hon la entirely
composed of those scrolls Uka a 8pen
cerain swan, only artfully elaborate
and technical. Spanish school. One
of the many that used to decorate
MODERN WOMEN
Natd NelStiffaf monthly pain SndtWay due to
t-i'liU, nM-Youa train, iiium i .inilUr .tuM.
'hi-cli-teriliamntwlniMKi IMU arrAfWtivv,
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THANKSGIVING
NIGHT DANCE
Thursday Evening
November 26 ftt the
OASIS
Eagle Point
Les Price's
Swing Band
ADMISSION
Men40c Ladies 10c
EJlMaallalM
Against tho Wrong Use of Only. A
grammarian, he says It Is the out
standing misplacement of established
writers. He even found it in the
Atlantic Monthly and two of the most
widely circulated weeklies recently
contained these: "I only bid two
spades," "I waa only there two days."
I'm slinking about the house to
day, bowing and scraping to every
body, trying to look sad and forlorn
and otherwise suffering the anguish
of one making a fool of himself. It
began when I found a touseled morn
ing paper on tho breakfast table. I
put on a honey of a tantrum until
calmly told In a cool voice that It
was yesterday's paper and today's edi
tions were untouched in the entranco
hall. All the time It Is something
or other, all the time It Is.
(Copyright, 1936, McNaugh
Syndicate.)
TOMATO JUICE LABEL
MUST SHOW DILUTION
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 34 (AP)
If water Is added to canned tomato
Juice, the label should say ao. Fed
eral Judge J. A. i-?e ruled. He held
the words "diluted and seasoned to
taste" insufficient to comply with an
order handed down previously in
connection with several hundred cases
of Juice Involved in a libel action
under the pure food and drug law.
Join
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S
Hosiery Club.
Every 13tn pair free.
FLOWERS tor your Thanksgiving
table. Oet them at the Meyer Flower
Shop, 43 S. Central In with Bartlett
the furrier).
Top off your Thanksgiving dinner
with Husons' Nesselrodo Pudding Ice
Cream.
WILLIAM OREEN, president of the
American Federation of Labor,
which. Is in session at Tampa, Flor
ida, says that organized labor must
stand as a Hock of Gibraltar against
dictatorships.
"We are not concerned with the
brand of dictatorship," he adds. "We
do not characterize some as good,
others as bad or better or best we
are against EVERY brand of dlcta
torshlp.H Well said, Mr. Green. All good
Americans will Join with you in that
sentiment. When dictatorship comes
in at the door, liberty files out the
window.
1
Flight 'o Time
Medfortl and Jackson County
history Irom the files of the
Mull Tribune 10 and 20 years
ago.
Thanksgivings
1940-1950
Statistics say you will have
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TEX YEARS AC.O TODAY
November 24, M26.
(It was Wednesday.)
Rain Is predicted for Thanksgiving
Day tomorrow. Ashland and Med
ford play their annual Turkey Day
game.
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MINCE PIE
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Mince Pies and jou're sure to pleate. Attractively
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PUMPKIN PIE
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Mnrt Reek's Pumpkin pie the perfect eliding.
Attractively noed family sire. EACH
Old English FRUIT CAKE
Made accordlnr. to old English chefs. It his a
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Baby Parker House Rolls
Wrapped in cellophane DOZEN
25c
25c
35c
15c
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