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Br Arthur Ferry.
The UB. supreme owu.-, "
OeorgU'e ancient law coveHng com-
munlatlc activities tiooiutltutlonsU
and frees negro mmunU party i
rtulssr. under . an 18-30 year, pris
on sentence. Aside trom t 1(
upsets, the colored n Msmd
tude and. sesl. It baa long been the
belief that colored gentleman in
Dixie, hsd all he could do to main
tain hla being, without being a com
munist.
The alleged horrlbla treatment ac
corded Hood River apples by the
California border Inspection patrol
has caused any number of upstate
patriots to take pen in hand, and
address tha editor. The writers are
irked and Ired, and sincere In their
wrath. Wa have circulated quite
freelv in these parts, and have en-
Mimtared. anions: the natives, no
cussing of the border inspection
worth mentioning. But, w wie norm
ward the Indignation mounts, and
in the metropolis It appears to be
rated as an extra fancy indignity,
with the minor features of the Span
ish Inquisition. Ideas are alwaya gel-tine-
disarranged worse than the Hood
River apples, and the contents of the
suitcase. In the past on the very day
upstate opponents of the Sales Tax
condemned Its havoc in uaiuom.n,
Oallfornlana wandered across the line
and lauded lta whacking of the school
mlllsge as per cent, or thereabouts.
0o what? It'a all a high wind In a
coffee pot.
April showers are busy making
May flowers and August peara.
"Woman's place In politics la about
four feet from the kitchen alnk."
(Willtsm Allen White's Writing)
Oreat truth Item.
NO CONNECTION.
(Oregonian)
The council repealed Its dog
ordinance, deciding that dogs
howl so loud when tied up at
home they might Just as well be
free. Locsl butchers told the
council a proposed meat inspec
tion ordinance la necessary, but
provisions should be approved by
both bay cities before it la en
forced. Tha student body of Oregon State
College will soon haw en election.
Thla Is fine training. They even
have msd candidates and rumors,
like tha man-aieed mandates.
"You get too much money for
too little work. You can't create in
the midst of such plenty. Money
comes so easily the urge is gone."
(Robert Sherwood, noted playwright.
telling why he quit Hollywood.) He
can't take It.
This is Accident At Health week.
By not having the first, you retain
the second.
Douglas county sportsmen ara now
sgog over the state highway commis
sion order prohibiting fishing from
a bridge over the Umpo.ua river, Hi la
la alleged to be a kick In the civic
shins, and a blow at the fishing In
dustry. Tourists atop to watch able
bodied cltleens draped over the rail
ing trying to catch a flah, and, this
la listed aa "good advertising." The
tourists, back at his own fl reside,
la supposed to be thrilled by the
memory of the languid piscatorial
enthusiasts on a bridge, in a setting
of green forests and snow-capped
pesks. Resolutions protesting the or
der are now In preparation. Thry
should be liberally sprinkled with
"whereases.'
LONDON. April 28. Capt.
Frederick Edward Quest. 61, former
secretary of state for air. died of
pleurisy todsy. He was the father of
tha noted American polo playera.
Winston Quest. He was a cousin of
Winston Churchill, noted British
statesman.
WASHINGTON, April 38. .-TV-Senator
Frederick Steiwer of Oregon
asked army engineers today to "take
Immediate steps" for the completion
of a deeper harbor channel t coon
Bay. Ore.
QH 4U T&bu 141. a4. I
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letter! pertaining to personal bealtn and nvglene. not to disease
dlagnoilt or treatment, will be answered by Ur. Brad; II a tamped ell
addressed envelope Is encloied. Letter, ehould be brief and written In Ink
Owing to the large number of letter, received only a few can ba antwered
No reply ran be made to querlei not
Dr. vTllllam Brady. 263 El Camlno,
CHRONIC NASAL
Obstruction of tht nose, or con
g eat Ion. or stoppage or stuffiness Id
the head, as you prefer, 1a more or
leu annoying In many acut and
chronic eondt
tloiu. some be
ing of ay item Ic.
constitutional or
g n eral charac
ter, aome strlcJy
local lesions.
The child or
adolsoent with
lymphoid hyper
trophy (adenolda
and enlarged ton
al La) becomes ac
customed gradu
ally to mouth
Breathing and so
la least conscious of discomfort from
nasal obstruction. Discussing pre
vention of adenoids and enlarged
tonsils here five years ago we said:
At all times, therefore, naked
ness and nudism must be regarded
healthful for Infants and children.
The fashion of bare knees or bare
legs or bare feet Is commendable.
Scantiness of attire which shocks us
older fogies Is likewise commendable
from the viewpoint of health. Even
in mid-winter it Is healthful to go
without clothing or without thla or
that superfluous garment If one finds
It comfortable to do so." (This pre
supposes one Is not an Idiot. An
idiot would not know In any given
circumstance whether he or she Is
comfortable. A child of normal men
tality does.) "The mid -win tor sun
shine or skyshlne Is comparatively
poor In ultraviolet, but still It la
beneficial If It can get to the skin."
The ultraviolet rays of direct sun
light change ergosterol- In the akin
to vlosterol, vitamin D, which Is car-
rted. by the blood to every part of
mw Wance
accurnulatln(? to rfc tna
d
investigator, thought and
pny8lCans still think, prevents
P hvMrtroDh in
tha adenoid and tonsil.
If nudity la abhorrent to your
nasty little mind or too great a de
parture from quaint custom to suit
the critical eye of your sourfsce
neighbor, or If the people who own
the earth Insist on their right to
shut off your sunshine with s pall
of smoke from their crude smoke
stacks, all duly Inspected and pass
ed by the grafting health officials
In their pay, you have to fall back
on the alternative of synthetic sun
shine for yours, say a nice big spoon
ful of fish liver oil every day, or If
1
-aCMclntyre
NEW YORK. April 38. No class Of
New Yorkers seem so shucked of
emotions as the professional gamblers
when they gsth-
"1 er around 4 a. m.
for their coffee
In the Broadway
all-night cafes.
As solemn aa
papoost's they sip
their coffee in
tight lipped alt
ence. Never i
Joke nor a laugh.
All have ac
quired that pal
lor that so often
goes with stendy
nerves like Arnold Rothstein snd
Nick the Orock. And, in contrast to
the general notion, the majority are
sedate drcsset generally dark blue
suits, drab ties and little Jewelry.
They ara the most regular of man
icure parlor patrons and the biggest
tippers. The reason la that their
hands are most in evidence. And It
la almost Invariable that they have
the long and sensitive fingers of the
true artist. They like perfumes and
barber scents.
Living linrd and dangerously, their
faces are honed to a sphinx-like
immobility. Now and then their
ladles, brightly rouged and extrava
gantly over-dressed, drop In at the
morning Interlude. If It has been i
lucky night they share In the come
easy, go-ensy bounty.
The most famoia haunt of Broad
way In the early morning Is Undy's.
tt is where Damon Runyon sat a
hundred and .one nights gathering
material for his Mludy stories In the
msgar.lnes. Undy's has a shifting
clientele as colorful aa the kaledlo-
cope. At noon there come the rsdio
performers snd script writers. At 4
o'clock the odd assortment that
breakfasts then and for dinner
variety of song writers, actors, gag
men. cabaret folk and screen celeb
rttlea. Then the early a. m. crowd
the amartly dressed Tenderloin ter
mites who live by their wits.
Broadway slso has three dinner
hours. The 6 30 crowd that must dine
early to be ready for th theetre
curtain. Then the 7. SO o'clock movie
and theatre goers and at 8:30 those
who want to dine leisurely, ait over
their coffee and cigars and wait for
the nMht clubs to open. A 6 o'ehvk
rain is the most disastrous thing that
an happen to the rratstirnnt world
Drenching away a fortune that can
never be regained. That Is why head
wsttera so often come to the door
Jiut before the dinner hours to scan
the skies.
Idiosyncrasy: One of the rlgset
Industrialists confessed at a private
d.nner he loes interest in executives
who have a conference with him, de
part and fturideuly return to mention
something they have forgotten. He
will :et rid of them more quirs'.y for
tint than for some blunder.
Bow tow bou bous csudy for dvi
Brady, M P.
conforming to Instructions, address
Beverly, calif.
CONGESTION
that doesn't appeal to you. then a
few drops of somebody a brand of
vlosterol dally. Fortunately there Is
still a way to smuggle the synthetic
sunshine Into recalcitrant or finical
ones. It la the way a good many
persons subject to chronic sinusitis
are keeping their heads clear and
building Immunity. Drop three drops,
more or leas, of vitamin D Inhalant
In each nostril with the head held
far back for a few moments, each
night and morning, or If you prefer.
apply the vitamin D Inhalant with
atomiser as a spray.
QUESTION. AND ANSWERS
Cream of Tartar.
Plesae tell me by return mall if
cream of tartar la harmless wnen
taken as medicine, how much one
can take In 34 hours, and for what
It la good. (E, M. S.)
Answer Potassium bltartrate,
cream of tartar, Is alkaline, diuretic
(Increases kidney secretion), mildly
laxative, harmless when taken as
medicine. Usual dose, half teaspoon
ful once or twice dally, taken dis
solved In plenty of water, flavored
with lemon or other fruit Juice and
sweetened If you like. Old -timers
were fond of taking a dally dose or
two of cream of tartar In tha spring
to "purify tha blood." Silly business,
but amusing to credulous souls. It
is the acid of grapes, tartaric acid,
combined with potassium. Like the
citric acid of oranges, grapefruit and
lemon, tartaric acid or acid potas
sium tartrate or cream of tartar is
oxidized Into alkaline carbonates and
so acts as an alkali or antlacld In the
blood.
Spectacle Rows Hurt Ears.
Wearing glasses many years, my
ears sometimes get very sore and Irri
tated by the temples. Optometrist
who fitted glasses cannot see any
reason why the bows should hurt
my ears. Is there something to rub
on to toughen the skin behind the
ears? (M. A.)
Answer Carefully fitted bows will
not cause such trouble. Use the
shortest bows, not the long ones
extending down back of the ears.
Keep two pairs of spectacles and
wear them alternately. Twice dally
apply a wee bit of tannlpaste to the
tender akin. Tannlpaste Is a salva
for flrat aid treatment of burns and
sunburns.
(Copyright, 1037, John F. DUle Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. D. 263 El
Camlno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
decorates the windows of fruit and
delicatessen shops as well as the win
dows of the fashionable dog salons.
Two department stores now have de
partments devoted exclusively to
canine outftttlngs and toys for the
pooch. And on upper park avenue
there Is a dog tonsor who not only
clips and plucka klyoodlea but gives
them perfumed baths at $3 per
plunge.
Two toned silk, pajamas are now
the billiards In the swank haberdash
eries. Flaming red pantaloons with
snow white Jacket or green Jackets
with purple pantaloon. The Idea waa
popularized In Hollywood where pa
Jama wearing has become as style
conscious as evening dress. I note
pajamas as high as $176 a pair.
Among the extravagant pajamists a
haberdasher tells ma are Noel Cow
ard, Adolphe Menjou, Franchot Tone.
Billy Leeds, William Ooadbye Loew,
Lucius Beebe and, of course, the moat
valued customer of all, Marlene Diet
rich. Any new star arising in the
Hollywood heaven becomes an im
mediate target for the exclusive pa
Jama maker, for aa a rule they go
in for the garment In a big and ex
pensive way.
Since the passing of Tammany
Young and the apparent retirement
of One Kyed Connelly, the big sport
ing events, as well as the theatres,
have no outstanding professional gate
crashers these days. Another halt for
the Idea la the novelty wore off and
no lodger do newspapers give them
publicity. Anyone who does not mind
the humiliation of being found out
can eventually crash the gate. It is
done nightly at movies, theatres and
prize fight by hundreds all over the
land.
From an Arkansaa paper: "Reading
Mctntyre'a gadding. one would
scarcely know where to look for him
in the big town.'
I generally pop In at the hotel
aome time during the day.
(Copyright l7, McNsught Syndi
cate, tnc)
awoma5 "speaks
Vinton Sisson.
Defense Chairman:
We Admire You,
We Salute You.
And We Thank You.
For your stand to
Bar Communism.
We implore each
Reader to read
Your great address
To D A. R
Four twenty -three
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FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS
BANK
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Insurance Corporation.)
P. S Read Med ford
Mstl Tribune. April
33. 1PS7.
Lest we forget.
Weal her
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Thursday, rising temperature in
interior Thursday: moderate north
west wind off coast.
Oregon: Unsettled, with nhowers
tonight, frost in east portion: Thurs
day partly cloudy and sl'.jjlitlv warm-
moderate northwest mind off
coast.
Comment
on the
Day s News
By FRANK JENKINS
SAN FRANCISCO. Just over the
big bridge for the first time and,
believe It or not, got darn near lost
hunting the Oakland approach to It.
This country writer, hezlly suppos.
Ing thst the mainland end of aa awe
some a structure aa the bridge over
San Francisco bay would ba heralded
by signs you could ase half across the
state, drove serenely up San Pablo
avenue and would probably have
wound up In Alameda If he hadn't
looked back and seen the great bridge
spreading across the skyline BEHIND.
You never can tell In these days.
T US of the back country, the
passing of the old ferries, with
their more or less thrllllnjg approach
to the city and their alwaya fascln st
ing discharge at the Ferry building,
leaves something of a gap.
But It Isn't an aching gap, like the
place where a treasured tooth was be
fore the dentist did his deed, for It
la filled completely and aatlafylngly
and thrilllngly by the great bridge
that not only gets you from one side
of the bay to the other with no loss
of time, but provides TWO thrills for
esch one of tha ferries offered.
One really never knows what a body
of water San Francisco bey la until he
looks down on It from the height of
the bridge.
AND (after the bridge la found)
It's really amazing how easy It la
to get onto It on one end and off of
It on the other. The trsffle experts
did a great Job.
DOWN below and to the right Is
the man-made Island where they
will hold the world's fair to celebrate
the completion of thla bridge, and Its
sister on down toward the Golden
Gate, for which Northern California
has been waiting so long.
As yet, the Island doesn't look big
enough to provide a site for a good
sired county fair, but by the time
they get through with It the story
will be different.
The bridge Is cluttered with signs,
"No Pedestrians Allowed," for ex
ample. This Is getting to ba a complicated
world. If you want to commit suicide
In a big enough way that the papers
will make a spread of It, you have to
hire a taxi to get you out where you
can Jump off.
"QTOPPINO on the Bridge Forbid
w den," another signs reads, If
you get a puncture. It's Just too bad.
(It IS too bad. No doubt of that. A
poor devil half-way across has not
merely one flat tire but TWO. And
he has to drive right on, stifling ss
best he can the pain in his vitals that
cornea with the knowledge ha has two
new tires and tubes to buy.)
Another sign informs: "No U
Turns Permitted." This Is one
business deal you have to go through
with once you've started It. The gate
keeper glvea out no rain checka.
IF ONE doubts that these great
a bridges are making history In nor
them California already snd are going
to make a lot more of It before they're
through, he has only to come down
and drive over the bay for the flrat
time, Instead of being ferried over, as
always in the pst.
These brldgea are ,due to change
the whole face of affairs here In the
bny region.
Commutations
Seta Debate Date.
To the Editor:
To Mr. Geo. Iveraon: Thanks for
accepting my challenge, and I have
spoken for the K. P. hall X believe
It Ms; at any rate It la where you
hold your Townsend meetings, snd
we will meet Sunday, May 16, at 3
o'clock sharp, and I speak 80 minute
and you 45, then X take 15 to aum
up. and I will not mention anything
new ao you could not defend your
self. That, I believe, Is fair, and you
tske as many collections ss you
please. Just fill the hall and tht
collection will be bigger.
I note you say that I had the ad
vantage of you, for you did not
know what I stood for. so X will make
myself clear, for I do not wish to
take undue advantage of anyone.
First. I am for the original Town
send plan a first started; second,
X elalm that we are further from the
plan now than we were four years
ago; third. I claim Dr. Townsend l
either crooked or foolish: fourth. I
l;M A Pint-Code No. H t-C
war ffitran
nn tarmf wwm
-i :
' claim that the McOroarty bill was
) nothing mora than a augartlt for the
elders to suck (snd they have been
busy) and It has taken every hope of
relief for both young and old there
waa In the Townsend plan, and the
new plan la Identical with the Mc
Oroarty bill; fifth, I claim the Town
send Weekly la Just as unreliable ss
any paper In the land; and last, but
not least, X claim that the speakers
are all told what to talk about and
what not to say; in other words,
they have a rope around their necks
and are led around where they are
moat needed, and X would not bark
just right, so I lost my collar. Well.
I believe thst Is plsln enough tor
most anyone to understand, and I
will defend my contentions on May
16 at 3 o'clock in your hall.
FREDERICK W. BERGER.
Ashland, Ore., April 37, 1037.
Own, Fine Tree.
To the Editor:
I read In the Mall Tribune, under
tha heading of communications, a
letter from Mr. Carle. In which he
told of the beauties of the Madrona
or Mountain Laurel tree. I agree
with him In all he aald about the
tree, for It la truly a beautiful tree
with its green foliage the whole year
round, 1U fragrant bloaaoma that
me In the spring and resemble the
llly-of-the'Valley In looks, and pro
duce a fragrant perfume that la waft
ed on the breeze, and aleo the beau
tiful red berries that adorn, the tree
during the Christmas season.
I think the Madrona Is on a par
with the Chlnaberry of the south
and the Monkey Pod and Royal Poln
ctana of Hawaii.
Mr. Carle wanted to know where
other fine specimens of the Madrona
were located. I think I have 16 of
the finest specimens In Oregon, lo
cated on my ranch on Coleman creek
road fives miles from Medford.
These trees range from 40 to 60
feet In height. I would like to have
Mr. Carle and all other lovers of
beautiful trees drive out and see
them. To get to my ranch, drive
on the Pacific highway south to Voor-
hles crossing (where the Sun-Sugar
ed Pear algn la located), turn off at
Voorhlea crossing, cross the railroad
and turn east on Coleman creek road
and follow this road two and one
half miles to Aloha ranch, whero the
trees are located.
I. D. CANPIELD.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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Med ford and Jackson Co only
history from the files of the
Mall Tribune 10 and 20 years
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
April 28. 1927.
(It was Thursday)
Jackson county to get $100,000
from government In next O-O. tax
refund payment.
Mils Orace Currle la named vale
dictorian, and Miss Juanlta Oemmer,
ealutarlan of senior class of high
achool. Muta Dorothy Eads wins third
place.
C. X. (Pop) Gates of tha state
highway commission, delivers address
at Klamath Falls.
Tax payments for the year lag,
with final date on May I.
Salvation Army opens drive for
flood refugees.
Clean-up and Palnt-up week last
from April 30 to May 7 In city.
TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY
April 28. 1917.
(It was Saturday)
Field Marshal von Hlndenburg
rushes to Western Front to help stem
British offensive successes; French
battle in Champagne sector.
At a farewell reception for Com
pany 7, at Nat. attended by 1900
people, the Greater Medford club
present the company with a silk
American flag.
May 5 6. 7
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Mrs. Olen Arssplger will have
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Sen. Harding of Ohio, urges Presl-
ri.nt U'llmn . anrent Teddv ROOSe-
velt'a offer to raise volunteers to
serve abroad.
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next Friday, May .
Tha Tuesday Evening club met
with Mrs. George M. Roberta last
Tuesday evening
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