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agitation rife In many cities and
communities, with no organized ef
forts to curb them. They are unable
to decide whether they need a Vigi
lante Committee, or a Lunacy Com
mlealon, or both.
Mica Womaclc, the rainbow ohaser,
baa a new mine. Instead of calling
i it the Lucky Ezra, the property will
be christened the Plnball Amalga
mated, No. 1.. he eaya.
A fire south of Ashland Wednes
day spread through the dry graas
and brush with the speed of a 13-year-old
boy driving the family auto
after a loaf of sliced bread.
Rome dispatches state Mussolini,
of late, has been subject to fits ot
peevishness. Next to John L. Lewis,
high ace of the CIO. being mad
about something, nothing matters
so little.
.
JOURNALISTIC HONESTY.
(LaGrande Observer)
"Mr. and Mrs. John Schroedsr
and children, of the Country club
district, have been planning a
. fine trip and will go to Port
; land and coast points, and we
' forget whether Seattle was In
cluded In the Itinerary or not."
...
The President's son, John, on a
vacation tour of France, squirted
champagne In the face of the Mayor
of Cannes, and then walloped His
Honor In tiie face with a bouquet,
but, later It developed John had
done nothing of the kind. Despite
the exoneration, the notion persists
John needs a spanking, and, a num
ber of local Democrats have expressed
a desire to wield the hair-brush.
A number of new barns have risen
to the rural districts, but It will
be a month before It will be defi
nitely known If hunters can hit
them.
Tha Oregon Trail Ski club elected
officers for the year last Monday,
and a Grants Pass mermaid has
started training for the 1040 Olympic
swim tests. Each may be a bit ahead
of themselves, but there Is nothing
like It. ...
AOE SPRITES UP.
(Vrr-ka (rallr.) Journal)
"SAWYERS BAR, Auguat 17
The big politicians warn the
public that the Townsend Plan
la a live Issue and every old
man and woman representa a
vote Big Townsend dance In
Sawyers the 31st. Old lady, get
your Townsend permanent: old
man get your moustache curled
with some brllllantlne."
"The boys of the WPA have been
making repairs on a hundred etatues
In and around New York. If It didn't
knock off at quitting time, It was
the statue." ISP News) The mean
at dig of the week.
.
DOPE ON THE SKl'NK
"One of the most useful survival
traits for living beings la an ability
to change behavior In the fa ol
new circumstances. The skunk talis
in essential particulars to do this.
A decorative and undeniably bene
ficial little fur bearer, despite evil
fame, It has been able to humor Its
bumptiousness far too long for us
own good. Other animals yield It
the right of way. except, perhaps,
on the very first occasion of meet
ing: seasoned wolves, lynxes, even
bears, make a detour when a skunk
stands In tha path. The great horned
owl, with a poor smeller, or none,
may be, Indeed, the only creature
completely devoid of reaped for the
skunk's defensive offense.
"Beyond Intimidation, because Im
bued with a sense of Immunity rare
In nature, the skunk expresses Its
Inflexible philosophy by standing pat
before the thundering charge of mo
tor cars and railway locomotlvea.
Neither Its mother nor lta personal
experience has taueht It any better.
The Joust takes place In the dark
because of the ukunk'a nocturnal
predilections, end the occupants of
the Juegernsut. slasl know nothing
about It until after the event." (NY ,
eraJd-Tribune.)
Advirtlitna Rapraaantat1aa
Editorial Correspondence
NEW YORK, Aug. 17. "East Side, West Side, all around
the town" here goes! s
A uniformed nurse wheeling a baby carriage on Fifth
Avenue, between 44th and 45th streets, and jauntily puffing
a cigaret in a long holder, tilted at an angle of 45 degrees,
within a fat cheeked baby, with an expression similar to that
of a bloated Economic Royalist, out for an airing in his Rolls
Royce limousine,
Also on Fifth Avenue, couple of chorines, arm in arm, dressed
exaetlv alike in shimmering white silk Zouave costumes, flar
ing trouserettes cauglit just above the ankle, richly embroidered
silk vests, fezes at cocky angle. Faces dark with deep tan
make-up. bare feet and ankles in flapping sandals, toe nails a
rich carmine, but no deep tan
and oink. flecked with down town dust and dirt. Followed the
pair for two blocks, every male
direction stopped in his tracks, and looked back as the pair
swayed by leaving a strong odor of musk in their wake. They
were advertising SOMETHING, no doubt, (will leave it to
the Walter Winchells, who aren't afraid of libel suits, to state,
just WHAT !-
Searching for air and sunshine strolled toward the East
River, along 53d street. A ball game in full swing, in the
deserted street, the young men of all ages and sizes, using a
lively rubber ball, and a broom stick for a bat. The batter
knocked the ball as high as the 5th story of the adjoining
apartment house, it bounced off a cornice, careened in a para
bola, and was caught, by a nimble outfielder before it hit the
pavement. Applause and cheers from the spectators on the side
walk, and the brown stone steps. Note the batter did not hit
the ball on the fly but on the first bounce.
Found fresh air and sunshine at the end of the street.
On the wharf, from the first everything seemed strangely
familiar. couldn't quite understand.it. Where had we seen
those skinny little boys and short well muscled bigger boys,
all in bathing trunks, scampering about, pushing, shoving and
now and then diving off the wharf with a big splash. And
the touch lookine eirl. pale, ill nourished, with a soiled beret
on one side of her tousled head, moving about with a bored air
and a Blouching walk. A negro nurse maid wheeling a pink
cheeked infant in a black enameled baby cab, yes and a N. Y.
policeman, not swinging his stick but in a trim little police
car something wrong about' that. Or at least not so familiar
not exactly right.
. But there comes a gorgeous steam-yacht, plowing down the
river all shining brass and milk-white, a group'of people in
white, reclining in chairs under an awning, over the stern,
aud at the far right, a green terrace on the river front, a tower
ing apartment behind, and under yellow and gold umbrellas,
men and women in sport clothes and bathing suits, sipping
drinks from tall glasses, some playing back gammon liveried
factotums serving them !
Where HAD we seen all that before had it been a dream
or what then strolling back the editorial eye cauglit a street
sign, on a movable metal standard, and it all came back in a
flash 1 The sign read "Dead End" believe it or not. And
it was "Dead End" to the life the play we had seen on
the screen and on the stage. Only "Baby Face" and the gun
play were lacking. That penthouse apartment, one of the
most splendiferous and expensive in the city was "River
Mouse." In short we had run into the EXACT scene of "Dead
End" at the end of 53d street 1
.
Three ragged little nigger boys, last night tap dancing be
tween acts of "My Darling Daughter" on West 48th Street, in
front of Bill Brady's "Play Mouse", while the two larger boys
clapped their hands in true dark African cadence, the little
shaver, did a "tout seule', and the pennies started to shower
down. The crowd laughed to sec them scramble. From the
crowd a little white boy appeared and he-too started to sing
and dance. A man next to us, explained he. is a Cockney
stowaway alone in New York, and he does this every night.
Me is only six, but strange to say the little colored boys don't
resent his intrusion. And he has his dusky confreres beaten
ou technique. He can pick up a penny, like a monkey, without
getting down on his knees, or stopping his song. He stole the
show, so to speak, and most of the pennies. But they all got
some, and appeared content.
"Yes My Darling Daughter" is one of the season's out
standing hits. Decidedly modern, it is excellently done, anil
provides many laughs. The keynote of the performance was
sounded by the outraged father, of the young girl, who kept a
rather TOO romantic week-end date, when he cried :
"Can it be the moral world is dead and I don't KNOW it!"
We have an idea, that is a frequent inquiry of the plodding
paterfamilias, these days, particularly if he is from the hinter
land, has daughters, and is roaming around New York!
It may be interesting to note that Rockefeller Center, chris
tened at birth as the largest White Elephant ever to inhabit
Greater New York, is now in the BLACK. Went over there
to see a newspaper agent and he is authority for the statement.
Tenants have been secured principally because this colossus is
air cooled, and most Now York office buildings aren't. Have
an idea one might search this crazy Babylon a long while, and
not unearth a more eloquent prosperity note, than that.
.
Mrs. Alex Sparrow and daughter Harriet arrived on the
Majestic the other day after four months in Europe, joining
our family group. A total of six just fills a New York taxi so
Medford at the moment is making quite a splash in Broadway
traffic, at a pleasingly LOW, per capita cost I RAVI
Behind
Washington
Headlines
By H. R. Baukhage
Copyright 1037, by The
North American News
paper Alliance, Iuc.
(Continued from Page One)
air-wares, he must have pricked up
his eara.
Thousands of unemployed are mov
It .g acruM the nation toward Wash
lag ton, where a detagatlnQ ot cripple
la already camped on Harry Hopkins
doorstep. With all this on then
minds, the WPA administrator's col
leagues dont welcome a piscatorial
pro tee t which ha come down from
the New York aquarium.
It seems that, bark in the gone
and almost foiyotten CWA day of
1034, a project was undrrtaken which
cost n mund tlOO.OOO. It humane
purpos was to bring fresh wstar
make-up there, tootsies white
they met coming in the otner
to tha fish tn Gotham's famous
aquarium. Involved waa the con
struction of an intake pipe as well
aa a 50,000 -gal Ion reservoir.
Because of the difficult terrain,
there were 33 elbows In the pip.
When the project waa finally com
pleted the other day, there waa quite
a oerwnony arranged when the water
was to be turned on. Presumably all
the big fish were there panting for
the first drops to drip from the pipe.
Valve were opened, but no drop
dripped.
Engineers were called In. But to
i no avail. There was nothing left to
i do but apply for more funds to
straighten out the kinks ln the
pipe).
Meanwhile, at WPA headquarters,
they are expecting a achool of pro
testing fish to appear on the horizon
at any momrrnt. further to bait the
already harassed Mr, Hopkins.
There la a very agreeable agreement
wrttten between the lines of Gover
nor Bibb Graves' appointment of his
wife to fill the seat In the senat
vacated by Hugo Black.
She la to serve until the special
election and obligingly refuse to1
enter the next contest. FVr aome!
time there ha been an understand-J
ing that. If the opportunity ever
arose, according to friend of Repre
sentative Boykln, he would be pro
moted to the senate. The opportu
nity has and he te goln to be at I
least that what his friend we
ay In I
Personal Health Service
By William
Uljned letters pertaining to personal bealtb and hygiene, not to disease
diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brady If a stamped self
addiessed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink.
Owing to the large number or letters received only a few can be answered.
.No reply ran be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address
Dr. William Brady, 265 El Camlno, B'verlv, Calif.
MORE DIETETIC
Olive oil, butter, animal fata, cream,
bran, yolk of egg In the diet favor
drainage of the gallbladder and gall-
duct In case you have gallstone or
chronic cholecy.
stltla or cholan
gitis. But wait a
minute. The&e
same foods tend
to Increase pain
from contrac
tlona of the gall
bladder If you are
subject to colic.
ThlA Is all I can
tell about It. In
general, one with
chronic gallblad
der trouble, with
or without gall
stones, should Include a liberal va
riety of fresh vegetables, fresh fruits
and reasonable amounts of oils or
fata In the diet. There Is no reason
to Imagine oils or fats cause or ag
gravate the trouble, except as above
explained. Nor la there any founda
tion for the quack notion that huge
doses of oil can or will "dissolve" or
eliminate gallstones in any case. The
Individual with chronic gallbladder
trouble should drink plenty of water,
before meals, with meals, between
meals.
Water with meals unnecessarily
worries many valetudinarians. The
invaild should be guided by his phy
sician's advice, but normal persona
may take a drink of water as cold as
they like whenever they feel thirsty.
A glass of cold water just before a
meal tends to Improve digestion, es
pecially if one is at all thirsty. Gen
erally the only health rule that ap
plies is that water or other beverage
should be taken as a beverage, never
to wash down morsels of food. Eat
when you eat and drink when you
drink. No dunking allowed.
The American breakfast. If It in
cludes any ready-to-eat or home
cooked cereal, is all right if there Is
no toast, roll, bread, cake, waffle or
other carbohydrate course In addi
tion to the dish of cereal. The break
fast is all right. I mean, If the cof
fee isn't ruined. If you can smell
the coffee before It Is served. It Is
spoiled it has been permitted to
boll. Breakfast Isn't breakfast with
out coffee. Dont bother me with
your silly questions about nerves.
Popular idea that hot meals are
better for health than cold meals.
Nothing In It. I'm telling, not argu
ing. Canned food fit to eat when the
can Is first opened Is still fit to eat
Q.Q.Mclnfyre
NEW YORK. Aug. 20. Thoughts
while strolling: Teaching sex In
schopl somehow always amuses me.
Most of the boya in our town could
have told the professors. The actor
with a seat on
the Stock Ex
change: Georgle
Price. Save for
Dick Maney. no
spectacular preas
agents like Har
ry Relchenbach
anymore.
Rhyme: Girls
named Kay are
usually gay. Con
firmed blue col
larista: John Gol
den, Arthur Wil
liam Brown and Richard Watt. Jr.
And then there's the pink-collarod
Ham Ptaher. The late Jim Dooltng
was. the most erudite of Tamminy
leaders yet looked like a broken down
pug. Football smnsh-ups.
Whenever we try to toll a funny
story to a crowd, everybody somehow
begins to look like Ned Sparks and
Stan Laurel. Wonder how many other
grown-ups now and then get a tud-
den yen for Jelly-beans. Gen. the
head man at the Colony, suggests
J. P. Morgan In younger days.
If there Is anyone la any trade
who has .salvaged more fun out of
life than Jamea Montgomery Flagg,
he'a escaped our eye. Adela Rogers
St. John sounds like falling down
three step. Beatrice Llllle could
wear almost any ordinary-sized finger
ring as a necklace.
Pontifical radio announcer: Bill
Hay. Add efficient secretaries: Will
Hoys' Julia Kelly, Major Bowea, Bea
sle Mack and Roy Howard's Misa
Lowensohn. A group of pretty girls
sighing tn front of a rred Aatalre
poster near Music Hall. I'm as skin
ny and have more hair than he but
nary a glance.
The most Indefatigable first night
era are Hope Hampton and her movte
magnate husband. Jule Brulatour.
If In town, they never miss a pre
miere, occupying a choice pew down
front, all plushed up to the quick.
The romance of the millionaire and
tha former Philadelphia department
store girl ia one of the eagss of
Broadway. He ha spent snug for
tunes priming her for a career on
the screen, stage and grand opera
and she developed not only acute
histrionic powers but a voice highly
bespoken by European critic. Yet.
somehow or other, ahe Just missed
clicking In a big way.
Pew who loved publicity had ao
much of It after passing as Plo Zleg
feld. There la the theater bearing his
name, the Ztegteld Girls club tn all
large cities and, of course, the film.
The Great Zteafeld. which carried hi
name to every remote comer. Two
books recounting hi theatrical ca
reer are In the niAktng He wa more
spectacular in dath than In lire.
t knew much about the great cir
cus trpe?lst, Alfredo OeiVna, who
killed his wile and huuseli recently,
Brady, M. D.
BREVITIES
next day If It stands tn the can It
keeps as well and remains as whole
some in the can as It would In any
other container. Any suggestion to
the contrary Is an alibi for poor food.
If you crave tee cream after lobster,
dont let any long-faced wretch per
suade you to forego the pleasure. Any
conceivable mixture or combination
of foods one fancies la perfectly
healthful.
There Is so much nutriment In an
egg, and it matters little how you
prefer egg cooked. Suit your own taste
always. Raw eggs are not so complete
ly digestible aa cooked eggs; some of
the albumen of raw egg Is likely to
pass thru the alimentary tract undi
gested; hence raw egg. If anything. Is
less nourishing or "strengthening"
than egg cooked aa you like. Meat
well done is at least as easily digest
ible as rare meat. Suit your own
preference about that, too, provided
the meat does not contain trichina or
tapeworm larvae. Thoro cooking la
the best safeguard against that. .
QUESIONS AND ANSWERS
Kidneys
Are liberal amount of dried fruits
and acid fruit hard on the kidneys?
Are fruits or fruit Julcea harmful or
beneficial to the kidneys as a rule?
S. A. J.
Answer They are not hard on the
kidneys. As a rule fruits or fruit
Juices are rather beneficial to the
kidneys.
Numbness In Arms and Legs
please tell me what causes numb
ness In my hands and arms and some
times in my legs ... low blood pres
sure . . . the critical age for women
. . . Mrs. M. C. W.
Answer Without examination of
course I have no Idea. Often women
of your age complaining of such
symptoms suffer from moderate vi
tamin deficiency over a prolonged
period of years. They find considerable
relief by supplementing their diet
with daily rations of vitamins B. D
and O. Aa for the critical age for wo
men there la no reason to regard
forty or fifty as more critical than
any other age. Send stamped envelope
bearing your address and ask for
monograph on menopause. Inclose ten
cent coin if you want booklet "Vic
tuals and Vlte."
Copyright 1937, John F. Dille Co.
td. Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. D.. 2(.5 El
Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
through Courtney Ryley Cooper, his
closest friend outside the profession.
The love of hi life was Lillian Leit
zcl, the aerlallst, killed in a fall In
Copenhagen. The tragedy of her
passing had overwhelmed him when a
torn tendon In his shoulder ended
his career, notable as the only man
to be caught by a fellow trapesilst
after a triple somersault. . A gay
daredevil, the blows stunned him and
he would sit for hours at the Coop
ers without speaking a word. Then
he tried for happiness again with
marriage and the management of his
old act. But his efforts failed.
Charles Hanson Towne's favorite
little park known as Tryon, perched
high on Morningslde Height, has hod
success displaying an old legend in
a neat sign:
Let no one say
And say It to your shame
That all was beauty here
Until you came.
Prom the time the sign wa In
stalled, employes noticed a restraint
of visitors In littering walks and
lawns.
A Broadway generating ground for
the wisecrack Is a barber shop near
the Strand theater where song writ
ers, gag and radio script men and
sundry noddle go to be tousored.
All day long it Is a-crackle, like
cross-fire vaudeville patter, from
chair to chair. Among those who
drop tn for laughs are Major Bowes.
Irving Berlin, Lou Holtz. Abe Lyman.
Harry Rlchman and Phil Baker. No
one la Immune from the ribbing.
Prom a magazine story: The poor
waiter, with a aweep of hi arm,
brushed salt, pepper shakers and the
mustard Jar Into his lap and what
could he say?"
Henry Sell suggest: "My condi
ments to you. sir!"
(Copyright, 1937. McNaught
Syndicate, Inc.)
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Comment
on the
Day s News
By FRANK JENKINS
ALBERT VON YAEGER, holder of
several degrees from German
universities and a former member
of the German diplomatic service,
who Is vtaltlng In Southern Oregon,
spoke to a Southern Oregon service
club the other day on conditions In
Europe notably those In dictator
ruled Germany and Italy.
His picture of what happened over
there, and how, was Interesting be
cause of Its bearing on what MIGHT
HAPPEN HERE If some of our "ad
vanced" thinkers have their way.
(Herr von Vaeger himself made
no such Intimation, but the thought
occurred to many of his hearers).
HITLER and Mussolini (he said)
were able to seize dictatorial
power because conditions in Ger
many and Italy got to bad they
couldn't get any worse, and people
hoped that under a dictator they
MIGHT GET BETTER.
BOTH Hitler and Mussolini (he
added) have HELD their power
because of an unusual combination
of magnetic personal charm, shrewd
understanding of human motives and
an uncanny ability to "handle" peo
ple. ' (Besides, Herr von Yaeger said,
both Hitler and Mussolini actually
have IMPROVED conditions in Ger
many and Italy got so bad they
of EVERY PERSON'S LIFE toward
the objective of advancing the wel
fare of the STATE has borne fruit).
YOU will answer, of course, that it
-CANT HAPPEN HERE. At pres
ent, to be sure, tt can't.
But suppose that Increasing re
strictions and pyramiding taxes shake
the confidence of employers in the
future of America. Suppose that
prices, climbing the inflation spiral,
advance faster than wages, so that
working people are worse off. each
year, than they were the year before.
If that went on LONG ENOUGH,
the time would come when condi
tions here In America would appear
to be so bad they could become no
worse.
Who knows what might happen
then?
IT JS an unpleasant thought. Per
haps it Is an ABSURD thought.
God knows, every good American
hopes so.
But who can doubt that fear of
what MIGHT HAPPEN If present
trends and tendencies and ambitions
go on unchecked is back of the stlf-
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fenlng determination of congress to
reassert Itself and resume Its right
ful place In the American system of
government?
Flight 'o Time
Medford and Jackson County
history from the files of the
Mall Tribune 10 and 20 years
ago.
TEN YEABS AGO TODAY
August 20. 1027
(It was Friday)
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan have
returned from a trip to New York
City and Texas.
Forest service reports six fires set
tn Evans Creek district today.
Pear picking tn full blast In Table
Rock district.
Second cutting of alfalfa under
way in. the Applegate district.
Last hope of Sacco and Vanzettl
to escape electric chair fades when
U. S. supreme court denies appeal.
A Smith leading Democratic can
didate for presidential nomination in
1028. Republican national chairman
declares: "Appeal to class hatreds
shows weakness of Bourbonism."
Judge James Alger Fee of Pendle
ton Is sitting on local circuit court
bench.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
August 20, 1017
(It was Monday)
Alex Sparrow la named Crater Lake
park superintendent.
are still selling NEW
Chryslers & Plymouths
at the
OLD PRICES
Most all makes of cars have
put their new prices into effect
WE HAVE
7 DEMONSTRATORS
that will be sold at
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
and with new car guarantee
Lange Motor Car Co.
Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer. 38 No. Riverside
top cooking
efficient and
Allies open attack along entir
western front.
Drafting of war profit ured by
Senator Hiram Johnson.
Greatest potato crop In years
makes up for wheat shortage In the
land.
Leon B. Hasklns and T. E. Daniels
Teturned home last night from what
was intended to be a several days'
deer hunt near Prospect. Friday af
ternoon, while they were bathing in
Mill creek, Mr. Daniel suffered a
painful injury by running a snag Into
his foot. He Is sitting at home today
with his foot on a pillow. After
reaching Prospect they learned that
the deer in that region are tn the
burns of the recent forest fires and
so they decided to fish Instead of
hunt.
4
Extend Utility Option.
PORTLAND, Aug. 20. (AP) A
three-hour public hearing brought
a decision by the Portland city coun
cil to extend the city's option on
the properties of the Northwestern
Electric company for 10 years. Under
an agreement to be drawn up by
the city attorney, the city may taka
up the option at an time.
v a?Tl. II
FUN for children ot all agasl
FREE with any purchase of
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
THE ROLLATOR COMPRESSOR..;
xcuilvt 3-movn9.oarlj cold.
making mectanfsm, provides
more eoW for the current uud
became of Its imooti, eaiy.
rolling notion Inttetd of tht
uiusl hurried ktck-tnd.
forth action.
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