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All rlahta roi publloalloo ol epeelel dlipalchas heralo ara alao raeerved. MEMHER OF UNITED PREtB MEMBER OP AUDIT BtlMIAO . Advarllaloa Repreeeotatlvoe Otflca, in Na- Tork. Chloa.o. Detroit. P rilanV. it ! Lo Alleata. Vanooover B G. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. .i.t-.ri hw thi movft to UDSLKve i name Seattle. Wort,, electrical wizard M administrator of Bonne ville Dam power, despite the tact there la no paucity of deserving and democratic Thomas A. Edieons In clow proximity to the engineering feet. Right off the bet be Indulge In en argument with Oregon'e chlel executive, upon controversial points it should be understood, before any appointment la made definite, that the dem administrator Is Just sup posed to run the dam, with no powers to act as lieutenant-governor. The first lady of the land baa been engaged to writ artlclea for a Hollywood film concern. The heroine will be colloasal. and will not vote to Knock the bread out of the For gotten Man's" mouth In the ap proaching election. . ' An 5.year-old Corvellla woman has written a poem, entitled "Con fusion." and dealing with the cur rent unhappy state of men and af fairs. It appeara the world Is In worse shape than generally realised when a woman 85 yeara old Is moved to write a poem about It. a a a "WANTED Experienced fountain man. Must be familiar In mixing all drinks. Apply Ohlco Creem ery. sola 8rd St. Tel an." (Ohlco (Calif.) Enterprise) But don't get fresh! a. a A number of Pacific Coast com munities are discussing plana for the handling of agltatore. Would It be too much to expect a chronic agitator to behave himself, however personally painfully. a - Republicans have started regleter Ing Democratic hereabouts, to TOM for Oov. Martin In the spring prl msry, and save Oregon democracy from Itself. This pro-tm atraylng from normalcy will not be held against them, In case they come up for postmaster In 1041. PRESTOI THEN PRONTO! (Rommes nar (Calif.) Item) "Prof. Dan Spears done took himself to the ees-slde breen for a trip. He saw a stop light In Eureka, the Paige car balked and the rear end dropped out. Right there he traded the Paige for a Mash Convertible DeLuxe Coupe, pigeon -blue, with a mother-in-law seat In the back." Vengeance at the polls Is threet ened senators who oppose the Presi dent's court pack plan. He who rides In on the cost-talla. depsrteth on the toe ot the Presidential boot. A lady speedeas charged with drlv. Ing "like Ihe devil" did not. She drove like Mrs. Devil. a . Newspaper photographers of Port land are wonderful. Fifteen fully msnned warships ars anchored In the Willamette, end to data the lensmen have snapped the picture of no homely sailor. oaa "The gay young man. who owns a MO.000 airplane, a 117,000 automo bile, a e n.ooo yscht and an Mooo speedboat, could not be reached Im mediately for comment." (Press Dis patch) Wherever he Is, he's not hitch-htklng. a a The softball team of H. Plewtier, the demon baker was quashed, ai lo 8, and la not eating enough of their sponsor's bread. f a The CIO. has received a "ael-back" which amounts to the "aet-back" ot the "sit-down." A call to stand-up for their right la In order. a a . Jack-rabbits ars reported mora plentiful in some rural areas, than if pulled out of a plug hat by a New Deal dreamer. a a The per capita consumption of cooking whiskey last year, amounted to 1.3 gallons per person, rne siaiie tlcs do not reveal what number drank their per capita Saturday afternoon, and started going places Saturday night In ao auto. 4 Denmark la called the "cradle" of the cooperative marketing movement. A Word to D EGA USE a tragedy has neglecting the conditions, that threatened to produce it. A few days ago there was a fire at the Rogue River Valley Cannery. The damage was alight, no one was hurt. But the damage might have been great, and many hurt, perhaps some killed. The reason! scores of men, women and children, milling around the blaze where they had no right to be. They not only interfered with efficient fire fighting, they risked ' their lives. Had one of those blazing power poles crashed, scores in the crowd could never have escaped. A live wire on water soaked ground spells "sudden death!" SEVERAL times in the past this paper has warned local . citizens to keep a safe distance from fires, not only' from the standpoint of their own safety,' but so they can help the fire boys, not binder them. But there is something about animal, old or young, as a bright light does a moth. We are convinced something more than to control this elemental instinct. SO we have a suggestion to volunteer fire division, so out a certain number of them lines, keep the crowd back, fire department. Either this or have a volunteer act in the same capacity, in case We see trouble ahead, if something isn't done. And the time to do it, is before the tragedy Come, Come, WELL, let's have some pleasant news for a change! . . Here is the latest renort of one of the bebt known invest- ment.advisor houses in the country: "Business is booming! Don't lines newspaper readers demand that the spectacular be played up. Forget the strike news for a minute and look at the facts. ". Farmers will average year than last a 9 billion dollar income 157o ahead of last year best since 1929. "2. Factory workers will make $00,000,000 more per week this year than last an eleven billion income, 'i0r,'o ahead of last year, best since 1929. "3. Dividend checks will be greater than last year over a ahead of 193(3 best since 3931. "These three facts add up THIS FALL!" BUSINESS may bo slow now. But don t let that scare you. It's mernlv the normal summer recession. Don't look at the headlines, look at fundamentals. This is going to be one o the best falls, American business has over known. 1938 is bound to be materially better than 1337 which in all the essentials, hasn't been bad. Forget the strike and war scare news. Look YES, we realize this is just another "blurb" the purpose of which is to sell stocks and bonds, and expert financial advice. But discounting the claims a liberal percentage and the results add up to something, that conservatively speaking, justifies a more cheerful and optimistic attitude toward the future, than is prevalent hereabouts. Good times, like bad times, are largely psychological. We are not advising anyone to buy stocks or sell them. Far from it. We are advising them to look at the bright side of the national picture for a change, and stop staring at the dark. There is too much pessimism, and in our judgment unwar ranted pessimism around and about. So cheer up boys and girls. When the fundamentals in this country are sound, the best is yet to come, NOT the worst! A Friend In Need WE are glad to see "Cactus Jack" has returned to Wash ington. Under present circumstances he is very much needed there. The mercury is high in Washington. So are the assorted and assembled tempers. Things have been rapidly approaching the boiling point. And when the human animal is boiling within as well as without a complete blow-up is not far distant. The Vice-l'rcsident may not have such a high intelligence quotient, but he has a very low boiling point. It takes a lot of heat units, thermal or temperamental, to jar bis safety valve, impair his common senso or destroy his good humor. Moreover he has had several weeks change aud rest. He is in excellent condition to "take it." Our prediction is, he will, not only "take it" without ruf fling one eyebrow but give it, straight from the shoulder, and with iuterest. AND that will do everyone good, particularly his chief. A barrel of salt is too much of a good thing, but a pinch of salt often saves the dish. We wouldn't care to sec an administration full of Cactus Jacks, but one of them, may save the situation at the national capital, as far as the immediate present is concerned. Of course we may be overly optimistic. But we have a hunch, that as a result of the Vice-l'rcsident 'a arrival on the scene, after a long breathing spell away from it, the White Uouxe is going to be a cooler and plcasanter place, than the new air cooling system has been able to make it. It's all speculative, of course. But Napoleon lost because Bluchcr wasn't late. Perhaps history will record a certain political Napoleon won a victory over himself, because his Texas learn mate arrived on time. Never wash betrlrs until It Is time to use tbetn. This added moisture la likely lo cause a mold to form ren when the berries are stored In the refrigerator. Berries should be loosely sprinkled over a strainer or colander and itored In a very cold place to prevent mold, for extra pro the Wise been averted is no reason for a fire, that attracts the human warnings and appeals is needed make.- Enlarge the size of the that when a serious fire breaks can be used to maintain the fire while the others aid the regular police department that could of emergency. occurs, not AFTER! Cheer Up! be fooled by newspaper head $24,000,000 more per week this about $10,000,000 per week four billion dollar income, l.io to GOOD RETAIL TRADE at the FACTS! tection, add one-third cup sugar to each quart of berries and bull five minutes. This sauce will keep a long time. Clos:n2 time tot Poo UU to & : Alt is :30 p m - l,fte Mail rtlbunt sul Personal Health Service By William signed letters pertaining to personal health and Byglene not to dlsraar dugnoela or treatment, will be aoawered by nr. Brady II a tu roped sell addressed enveiupa is enclosed tetters should be brief and artlteo In ink Owing to the large number of letters recalled only a few can be answered No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions, address Or. William Brady. 265 El Camlno. Beverly, Calif. WHAT Ol'R REM : That the diet of modern civilized man lacks something essential (or optimal nutrition seems to be the belief of physt- in..jiiij,'';a ologlsts. nutri tionists, c b e m Ists, dentists and some physicians. There are still a few p h y s .clans, however, men who have achiev ed more or less eminence in the profession by up setting t a r 1 ous t r a d 1 ttons and establishing new concepts, occupy their hours between calls by writing blasts against 'the vitamin craze" or the "mineral deficiency fallacy," and offer as warrant for their objection to these newfangled notions the con fession that practitioners of their class rarely diagnose conditions which In their Judgment are due to nutritional deficiency! It was Marie Antoinette who asked why the mob. If they couldn't get bread, did not eat cake. The mineral deficiency In our diet that gives the greatest concern Is lack of calcium (lime), and Inti mately associated with this is lack of phosphorus, for these two ele ments naturally occur In combina tion. Lack of Iron is perhaps next in Importance. There appears to be little sound evidence that everyday food la seriously lacking In other elements. By sound evidence we mean the observations and scientific tests made by physiologists, chem ists, biologists and physicians of standing. One must beware of the plausible vagaries of self-constituted "dietitians." "food specialists" and other apostles of freak dieting. Who cares how many elements are essential for good nutrition or how much of each element the body re quires from day to day? The human body Is not a mere machine, but a vital organism infinitely more efficient than any machine. It does not require fuel of a particular kind or quality but la capable of adapt ing itself to a wide range of fuel materials without Impairment of function. : In due course lists of foods which are good sources of calcium, phos phorus and other elements will be given.' Here It Is Important to state that an adequate Intake of vitamin D la quite as essential as calcium since the absorption or assimilation and utilisation of calcium In the body Is controlled by vitamin D. Vitamin D also controls the phos phorus metabolism and maintains the normal balance between the two elements In the blood stream, the bones, the teeth, the nerves and other tissues. The only natural foods containing significant amounts ol vitamin D are salmon and some other sea fish, fresh or canned, egg yolk, milk, cream and butter. Pish liver oils are not natural foods of civil ized man. These sources, even If the diet Is unusually well planned. doMclniyre NEW YORK. July 22. Not many public gifts have been bestowed so unostentatiously as that of the 30,- 000,000 art collection Jules S. B-ache, the banker, gave to the city re cently. Tossing In his 5th avenue home for a mu seum to house it and providing endowment for maintenance. Bache had his lawyer announce the donation sev eral hours after he was on the hign seas, head ed for Europe to visit his daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Miller. The collection la one of the finest private selections In the world, comparable to those of Mellon and Wldener. The donor, a roly-poly worldling with precise mustache and monocle clapped in eye. la a look-Mke for E. Phillips Op pen helm. At 70 he Is a llvey patron of the arts, accomplished bon vlvant and a striking figure at Important first nights. Recently he was headlined aa a tax evasion 1st. For yeara the banker has been a citizen of the world, maintaining fully staffed fstabllhmtt,t In Lon don. Paris. New York end Palm Beach. His select and private din ners are models for gourmets. He has, ea much as any man of his time, enjoyed life to the fullest. Interlude: I popped in on my den tist. Guy Campbell, again yesterday. We agreed aa I settled In the chair that It wm wonderfully fine day MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Oftea Bringe Happy Relief Mtay .ufftrtr. rrlt.re naciinf fa'airfe luirkly, oar. Ib.y di.row ta. I lh. ral caut. al Ih.ir troubl. ira. b. (iml ktdn.va, Th. kirtn.y. ar. N'atur'. ohi.f .ay of takina tha airM. arlU and ft.ate out of th. bkxxi! Moat pipl. put about S pints a day or about B poun.l. of wulk Krwiu.nl or .rant? ."np frith smarting and burning aho. tb.r may be eomathiDf wrong with your kidneys or bladder. An .sows of an.la or poiaona in your blood, wh.n due to function.) kidney diaord.nt. mty b. tha raue of n.caios berkafh., rh.umalie pain.. luRiho, l.( pain, liwe of rp an.! .n .ray. s.tlinf up nigM., iwtllioc. PU&&.M un.l.r Iba at ft. b.ad.obf and dtiiiDtM. I on t ..al Ak vnni druacut lor Doan. PilU. u.d .uffullv by million, tr o.-yr 40 jy-a Th.y i!i b.ppy reii.l and aU b.lp lb. IS rniW ol kidn.v Iupm e,i.0 out piuooeue a sale Iroea yuul biwd. Ueea s rusk Hi ItZaV iin..jM"i. if Brady, M. D. NED FOOD LACKS. cannot be depended on to furnish enough vitamin D for the Infant or growing child, and hence It, Is gen erally advisable to give & supple mentary dally ration of vitamin o in one form or another to every Infant or young child. The action ot ultra-violet light on the naked akin, sunlight or light from a carbon arc lamp or a mercury vapor quarts lamp produces vitamin D In the body, and the more the skin Is ex posed to such Irradiation the leas the individual needs the supplement ary feeding with vitamin D. There Is now good ground for the opinion that If the vitamin D supply U ade quate the calcium-phosphorous meta bolism will be good even though the diet Is poor In calcium or phos phorous or both. ....... QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. ' Dozing. What will keep a person awake? Coffee soon loses Its effect when I take It regularly. No matter how good a night's sleep I get, I fall asleep when I try to study. 8. C. Answer Perhaps the room is too warm or Insufficiently ventilated or the air excessively dried out, or the lighting Is not properly arranged. I know of nothing that will keep one awake. - . . Calories for Fat. Please tell me the caloric value of the following food Items: I am trying to keep my Intake within 1800 calories a day, which I under stand is sufficient for maintaining normal health, but low enough to bring about some reduction. Miss D. T. M. Answer Dried prunes 370 calories in the 'pound: raisins. 1605; dried apricots. 1290; figs 1475; dates. 1615; graham crackers, 1955; sal tines 2005: soda crackers, 1925; swleback, 1070; white bread, 1205; gluten bread. 1210; rye bread 1180; whole wheat bread, 1140; brown bread, 1050; po tato. 440. Send ten cents coin and atam ped envelope bear) ng your ad dress, for booklet "Design for Dwin dling." Sodium. I am low In sodium, but cannot seem to eat enough sodium bearing foods to build up the sodium con tent. Am taking calcium lactate. Is there any chemical I can take to increase the sodium In my blood and tissues? What foods are richest In sodium? Mrs. O. B. Answer I wonder how In the world you arrive at the conclusion that you get insufficient sodium? I know of no chemical that would supply sodium, other than common salt, and It Is not advisable to take more salt than you get in milk, fish, meat, eggs. I advise you not to monkey with your sodium metabolism but to leave such abtruse nutritional problems entirely to your physician's Judgment. (Copyright, 1937. John P. DlUe Co.) Ed Note: Person wishing to communicate with Dr Hrad; ihuuld send lettet direct tu lir. William Urartv. M D. 265 EJ Camlno. Beverly Hills. Call! so fine Indeed, that he decided to yanfc one of the few remaining stumps. I came up bleeding and complaining! "I don't have any fun any more" but we continued to agree it was a wonderfully fine day. They were talking of the wonders at world fairs, especially the Colum bian Exposition at Chicago. . All In the discussion were around my age and most of them recalled arttstlc touches of architecture, 'marvelous ground planning and exquisite dome mosaics. Which more than ever Im pressed me with the utter worthless ness of my mind. The only thing that impressed Itself upon me in delibly at the Chicago fair was a horse made of prunes. To. all of the philosophy I heard during boyhood, thst which clings more firmly to my mind was uttered by a Silly Joe who. talking to him self, muttered. "I get sll I want to eat without work and still they call me crazy." I have Just seen a circular letter from one of the clvlo organizations touching nn the subject of Com munism. It Is to use the deb's over worked word "definitely" an alarm list's epistle. It aays Hltlensm and Fascism, whatever their fsults. were organized to combat the Moscow mensce. Thst Franco's battle In Spain la almply the honest people fighting the Red Influence. And that Trotzky la now at our border for a purpose-and finally Ifa time for the boya here to come down out of the hills with their squirrel guns. All wry depressing on a aunny day. Most of us are more unselfish then i( From starting point to back home.. .you TaeV make a complete circuit ol vacation-land T 17 when you ga on the popular Circle Tour, by ra and water. Aboard 1 "Prinetss" liner through sheltered inland waters to Victoria and Vancouver, in Canada's F.vcrgreen Playground. By last trans continental train through the world's finest mount ain scenery, the Canidian Rockies. Stop over where you please and stay as long as you like. .enjoy the lutiiriet of the retort hotels at Banff and t ake l.ouie. or the comforts ot Mountain l odges. Play mllc-hiiih golf at Banff, go swimming, fishing, trail riding. .never the same Tour.. with an itinerary personal convenience. mr.iion fares nori' .all illustrated literature I , RU(MCMlll ' , rattvsT sner saa.au. 'a u 'Mint mint m mi in wa think. An excitable fellow at times O. well It wss this winter U you must know flared up the other day and ahrleked something that lacked courtesy to a fair and lovely lady visitor. Both of us were Im mediately miserable about It. I slept badly two nights. Today I thought or sending. flowers and did. But an honest analyzing flushes out the truth that the gift wasn't so much to help tha lady aa to relieve my own state of discomfiture. One of the cartoon lata has a va riant of the "Keep Smiling" sign In rla atudlo. It reads "Don't Oet Bore." I abbor grlnners. ao I like the new note. I lived mora than half my life oerore I learned tha value of alienee under every attack, no matter how unfair. Retaliation gets nowhere. If one has been unjustly maligned. Time will do more to rectify the error than issuing denials and far more effectively and convincingly. One has only to wait. Thingumabobs.' Rlrharrt w.tta l- and Oeortre Juan Nathan h. K- come cronle aamong the critics, wal- tor vnrysier. jr.. la reputedly the backer of several Intimate and ex clusive restaurants, nioharn n.nntt waa once a pants maker in Logans- port,, jna. (Copyright, 1831, McKaught Syndicate, Inc.) I . . Comment on the Dan s News By FRANK JENKINS OU'VB wondered, perhaps, why . ww.a-QI, flOUCB lBa " w I 1IVWH over the pole to the United States. It doesn't look like a feasible com mercial route, and besides there Is little travel from this country to Russia. This dispatch from Moscow con tains ,a possible answer to the prob lem: "The communist party newspaper Pravda warned Soviet .-Russia's ene mies today (Thursday) that thoir capitals He within easy range of Soviet war planes." JF TWO Russian planes In succes- slon can fly from Moscow to the United States, It seems reasonable that MANY PLANES can fly from Moscow to Tokyo and Berlin which, as international affairs now stand, rate as enemies of Soviet Russia. POLL of the senate, following Majority Leader Robinson's death, Indicates votes about evenly divided on the president s scheme to pack the membership of the supreme court, with a possibility that the op ponents may be one vote ahead. Yet. in the face of this situation, PresM dent Roosevelt demands that the bill be pushed through. Why? . Well, the answer Is rather simple. If the president loses the court fight, his hold on congress will be broken. Members will say: "Roosevlt ISN'T INVINCIBLE. If he can be beaten on the court fight, he can be beaten on other issues." The success of the New Deal de pends upon keeping congress a RUB BER STAMP congress. It must be kept in sufficient awe of the White House to OK everything the White House wants. . That is why the court fight must go on. QPEAKINO further of foreign ftf- fairs, this dispatch from Tokyo Is interesting: "Japan ts determined to force China to her knees, as she did In 1033, and effect a settlement of the North China controversy, which has reached a state of undeclared war, that will be satisfactory to the 'na tional welfare and dignity' of Nip pon." pORCIKO this settlement involves taking away from China territory that la China's, but which Japan wants. Thst Is alt there la to It. Tha question of Justice doesn't enter in at all. Tha only question that Is Involved la whose right arm la the stronger. Thst Is the wsy nations act. Under a pile of dirty rags whereon Beggar Raymond Qran of Paris. Prance, waa found desd. police dis covered 113.000 in stocks and bonds. -4 tee Mall Tribune want ada scenes twice on the Circle arranged to suit your Low cost summer e. OS particulars and at our offices raj) Pm'rftatlS ir mn.rtVMt mmt test m Flight To Time Med ford and Jack ton Cuonty history from the rile of the .Mali Tribune lu aod tit tears M- TEN YEARS AGO TODAY July 22, 1937 (It was Wednesday) Jack Sharkey favored to defeat Jack Dempsey In heavyweight cham pionship fight at New York. tomor row. Damage to the Ray Gold dam caus ed by high water last spring has been repaired. Leon Forncrook has been assigned as traffic director at Main and River side avenue and looal autolsts will have to obey his signals or face ar rest. Oeorge Oates. operated upon at Portland for a goiter, makes rapid re covery and will be home soon. Health conditions in city arc- re ported excellent with littl estckness. Med ford citizens agree means should be taken to "tell the world about Medford water." C. E. (Pop) Oates favora a slogan In electric lights on Main street. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY July 22. 1917 (It was Saturday) Senate passes food control bill guar anteeing farmers 93 per bushel mint mum for wheat. ' Pre m t mr Iw vlrnf -kf niiila ra.i an n and la succeeded by Keren sky. In ternal strife In nation rampant, re ports say. Siskiyou unit of Pacific highway will be macadamized. John A. Perl decided to plead guilty A Great New Circus Fresh MEDFORD Jackson County Fairgrounds Plenty of Free Parking TOPS IN ALL to NEVER A SHOW SO GREATSpST (w m i) SO GOOD-AT PRICES JyJSO AMAZINGLY LQW.f QjPg J LtVavTSSv ' SCORES Of FINE HORSES l IWfTT Mm)0 'DOZENS OF FUNNY CLOWNS l fJlf W7ZZW T0NS 0F 6REAT ELEPHANTS W.7 f Vjy CKS WEATHERPROOF TENTS 7ry rZr Hmm FREE menagerie ffC't rW THRILLING WILD WEST MUSEUM fJw Ml TtJ 2 P. M.-TWICE DAILY-8 P.M. jjfjf M iJ I Ml DOO'a OMHIMG AT I AND 7 ? M. Remodel - Modernize Or Repair on Installment Note Purchase Plan 24 MONTHS TO PAY Timber PRoutiefs Company MID'OftD PHONE 7 FEMALE n -.ef eta Ue rrllriro al unre 0 out nrrtial rrmrd) tried cno tested usei thousand, Jl sears Chinese nerb. talll (ivt Ton rellef-no mallei what , ,rr afflicted arllh yon oe It to ruur,,li to a,, this oppurtamt, to retain ,oot nealth Chan's nerhs nave restored Health to thousand, ot people h) not rou? Do yon nate Oaa constipa tion stiimarn trouble Hhramatiam Ha Fever Pruaiate ., wo nelllnt. tiall 9tne Run IMmo Condition sinus trouble, a.thma Influenia A,",,r" l-n-lhtl. toeroa Heart, uve, onen 10 ?. .Tt",P i"M' t'"""n tT" "! Open 10 to t M. CrM a CHt Sat till P M Tues-Thur, lo-ts a M Ui t, rm. Cb to operatnlg a hose without a nozzle, and changes his mind about going to Jali before paying a fine. Time to spray for codling moth. SUte hotel men arrive for vWt to Crater Lake. YES IT'S TRUE All our white and colored shoes on SALE SI .95 & $2.95 HADLEY'S Cinderella Shop 44 South Central T FOR YOUR HEALTH Try Colestein Mineral Water Call at BROWN'S Cor. Front A Main Phone 101 Wholesale and Retail From Triumphs In the East! ONE DAY ONLY tues., y JULY BUT PRICE DDK our End of N. Central COMPLAINTS
