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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOTTI? V. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1937. MDFORDwIWrRIBUNI RMdi tbt MA WhwM Dally Bxrrpl torarOar PnOllahed Or UKItmiUII PRIMT1NO CXI. n-ir-it n. rtr st. fcoB n KOUtCRl W.HUUU 1llof. BRNBRT a UIL8TBAK MinH. 4.0 lDHpn(lni Newspaper. Botrd aa Moond -cia tnatur at lied (or. Oregon, ooi Aot of March t. UH aUBSCKIPTION BATES UiHln AstvanflAl pally, ooa vaax I-" Dally. si a mootht,,, Dalty. month n nirir m Artvanca Mart ford. A.an tan. Jaokannvllla, Oloitll Potot phoonis, Talant, Oold HIU wtf B Dally, ins rr ,,.,. Dally. l moot ha Dally, on month A.H tarma. cash In alvano. OfflfinJ Payw ot lb CUy nl aledford OtfirtoJ I'auar at latkMP Vaunt? UKMItKH life lllb AtiWOCIAl BUi fU Brolflm trulJ Lett Wire aarvte Tha 4aaoaiata1 Praa la aieluavly an Utlafl i tha uaa tor oublloetioa of til aw tiapatcbaa ora4itart to it oi otbar wlsa ara4ital to thl pa par. ana sleo u tba local mwi pubtlihttri nereta. A.1I rlhts for publication ol tpMiai dispatch haraln ara alao ra rr. UBMBBR OV UNITED PRBBt UHJMBBh UP AUDI'l BUBDAO Of 01 Rt'ULATIUNB Adtartlatnt RapraaanUtlTM Offices 10 Naw fork. ChlcafO. OtlXMU Ban ITranclaoo. Lop Angelas. 1 1 i . Portland, flt L"tila. Atlanta. VinoMwr B C- Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur I'erry. rr.tA ...Ml innn tnko UD the 1 no uuii " . matter ol naming, a new president, the need of long-lcgijed halfbacKa not being u acu as in former year a. a The Chinese Pheasant hunting sea son opens in this county, Oct. 16. In the meantime, any shooting ol featherbed lor a Chinaman, will need an alibi. a a a "When I remind him that we have four children to educate, he replies that we have only one We to live. lLove Agony Col. Chlco (Calif.) Enterprise) Wherein the Mtle wo man runs into a stone-wall of logic, a The Elks cat survived the state convention, in need of whatever cats use for aspirin. a Experts in kid psychology are now endeavoring to determine what ailed the 13-yenr-oid Ohio schoolboy, who shot his teacher. Alter a child ha finished teething on a six-shooter, he should not be allowed to tote it. a a The silence over tho appointment of Hugo Black, Alabama Klansman, to the supreme court bench la ao deep the nation can hear the ad ministration chiefs sigh and gasp. The president, until the appalling blunder, waa acclaimed aa "the great est politician ever to bo placed with in the human aklnl" There Is noth ing brilliant about a Judicial choice that runs the risk of alienating 20. 000.000 Catholic. Jewish, and Negro voters. The resultant mesa presents a problem too much for Postmaster Oenernl Farley, who knows his way around the political alloys. However, the Post master-General plans to re sign soon, and the one with the beat chance of succeeding hlro is named Plynn. The Irlahnesa of his moniker precludes possibility he ever Inhabited a nightgown emblem of bigotry. It will not be necessary for the Department of Justice to search Mr, Plynn for a Klan membership card. a a Thirty-seven men viewed a slain deer yesterday, awaiting the removal of Ite hide by a butcher. After whet tln his knife, the butcher did not start skinning a man In mistake for a deer. a a a "MOitK Alll NDAST MIT" (VYilkliisinirg (l'n.) (iflzette) "While driving tho family car southeast of Oil City, we ran Into a length of road absolutely cluttered up with WPA workers ... At that moment a beagle bayed dnwn orer the ridge and. to a man. they dropped their shovels and went charging Up over the brow of the hill . . . After vlrwtnif this phenomenon from the car. I alighted and tore up the hill myself and discovered that nine out of every ten road men were fully equipped with a hunting license on their back and hud arranged to lay a shot gun within easy reaching dis tance a a a An Oregon politician, addressing a gathering of Old Folks at Salem Rundny, declsred "I will follow the rtlrtat.es of humnnlty " He forgot to add : and the shortest road to the next Townend club picnic. a a The more or leas defunct League of Nations yesterday adopted a strong and firm resolution denounc ing Japan for air raids over Chinese rities, in which non-combatsnta are killed. Jnpnn Is expected to pay a much attention to the denunciation as Wall Bt. pavs to a Orange reso lution denouncing their banking tac tic. hrut Finn to Metf. PORTLAND. Sept. 3. iT The Illumnuer-Prank company, one of the state's largest wholesale drug firms will be merged with MrKewon St Rob. bins, Inc.. on Thursday, with Henry J. Prank, president and an executive for 40 years, retiring to "entertain myself hy raising Boat on hull ter riers, golf and fishing" Phone 642 We'll hsul away youi re rust, city Baniury dervios. A Great Legionaire WE know nothing about the new commander of the Amer ican Legion who hails from Massachusetts. We only hope he proves aa good a one, as his predecessor, Harry Colmery of Kansas, and follows in that gentleman's foot steps. Not so long ago grave dangers threatened this powerful vet erans organization. Partisan politics reared its destructive head; extravagant bonus demands threatened serious disssen- sionj and there was genuine would gain control, and the semi-secret, strong arm organization. Fortunately wiser counsels did more to put the Legion on force for conatructive disinterested service to the country, than the leader who has just retired. IT was Colmery who put the quietus upon those who favored A militant. rnmnnipn nrrflinat. KtriWppB find lft-CA1fH "reds". under the aegis of 100 Americanism. Day in and day out he preached the danger and futility of strong arm methods, and the importance of restraint, tolerance and reason. Repeatedly he became the erties, and no one in the country has done more to clear the at mosphere, regarding the so-called subversive elements in this country, than Commander Colmery in his farewell address when he paid bis respects to Russian Communists on one hand, and the German Nazis on the other. I IE grouped them together, as they should be grouped, nei- ther have any legitimate place in this country, when they seek to undermine our democratic instititions, and have the unmitigated impudence to suggest, loyalty to some foreign country, in preference to their own. "A plague on both their houses I" The great service Com mander Colmery rendered was in mincing no words in mention ing the Nazis by name. A less courageous and more demagogic type would have singled out the "reds" and let it go at that. That would have oeen safe and easy. For there is no popular support for Russian communism in this country and to adopt such a course would have been clear sailing. But the Legion leader chose only aroused the members of his to the dangers of a wide-spread country; but he emphasized the insidious dangers that ANY FORM OF NAZISM, in this country represents, whether it raises the flag of the Swastika, or the Stars and Stripes. SiTO danger of the Legion ever going "red." Not much danger - of it ever going Nazi or Fascist, but at one timo the latter danger did exist. And it is conceivable the danger might again arise. If it ever does, men like Commander Colmery deserve the thanks of the country, for using their influence and exerting their leadersship at the psychological time to prepare the coun try for auoh an emergency, and make any such effort a failure before it starts. In the World wnr the Legion fought presumably to make the "world safe for democracy" and failed, for today through out the world democracy was never in greater danger. If Com mander Colmery 's example is followed, however, the Legion can have the satisfaction of contributing more than any other organization toward making the COUNTRY snfp for clmiomicy in times of peace I Lucky "PIRST Lady gives Nan kiss, as Rooscvells see Boise." Thus reads a two-column headline on the first page of today's Orcgonian. Mrs. Honeyman, is to be congratulated. That kiss may well bo the kiss of life politically to Portland's representative in the lower house of congress. The President's popularity has been waning of Inte, but not tho popularity of his energetic and kindly helpmate. Mrs. Roosevelt's head may not always be in the richt place, but hor heart is, and in politics hearts arc what count. ayffOREOVER popularity h1 the polls is often determined by ineidents like this which are of no moment in themselves, but are tremendous factors in building up good will. Many old timers in Southern Oregon will recall, how Bingcr Herman of Roseburg defeated all comers in the subsequent election, because he was lucky enough to have his picture taken with President Theodore Roosevelt, on the rear platform of his private car. TPIIK importance of such association of ideas, in practical pol- itics, accounts for the tremendous demand, for seats of honor in the Presidential entourage, as it passes, through the state of Oregon. We don't know what Mayor Mahoney of Klam ath Falls, would give to be in the shoes of (lovcrnor Martin or Senator McNary today, but we venture to say it would run into a large cut of his official salary. And we won't be surprised if Willis gets in the front row yet. Klamath's perennial candidate, is a resourceful gentleman, and has a way with hiin. . . OUT Mrs. Honeynian wins out anyway. The fact that she had been a Roosevelt bridesmaid, was one of the most effective talking points in the campaign last year, and now the fact that she and l'.leanor kirs when they meet, should remove all doubt as to the affectionate intimacy that exists between Multnomah's congressional representative and the "Roosevelt family." Of courso such purely private social relationships have noth ing to do with the qualifications of a candidate for office. But they have a heap to do with the way the totals stack up on the morning after. That ir why an official kiss here, an official snap-shot there, or a presidential hand-shake somewhere else are so eagerly sought after, particularly if they get in the newspapers. Of course a year or two hence the situation may be very dif ferent than it is today Sooner or later the political worm turns, the exai-t time no one can forsee. But sufficient unto the day is the smacker thereof, as far as our Nan is concerned. New style Snipe MARE ISLAND, Cel. I UPl -Streamlining ha become an element now In neval con.troetion. rhe destroyer McCell and Maury will ehnw the tat rut llnee In stream-Uniim to the en emv. They will Join the (leet next year. danger, that certain hot heads Legion would become a kind of prevailed, and no commander an even keel, and make it a . . defender of America's civil lib otherwise. In so doing he not organization, and the country, subversive movement in this Nan LA OHANDE. Sept. 36. t4V-Coroner C. L. Booth, tTnterprlee, Mid to day that Jamea Allen, about 37. ahot and allied himself Sunday morning at hia home ner Loettne. A widow and four-year old wm eurvtve The rsuee of the shooting aae not readily avalteble. j Personal Health Service By William Signed letter, pertaining to penonai neattb and Hygiene, not to diMete dlur.nu.ia or treatment, will be eiuwrrrd b; Dr. Bradj it .temped ecu eddrewed envelope t eneloeed. Letter, mould be brier and written In ink Owing to tbe urge number ot letter, received onlf few can be aniwered No replv ran be made to qucrlee not runformlnR to Inilructione. addreet Or. William Bradv, tSS el Camlno. Urverly, CaM. BIZARRE OB OROTESC(lj Olve a knave an inch and he'll take an ell. Most states and prov inces have laws regulating the prac tice of medicine. defining practice aa the diagnosis or treatment ol human ailment, Injuries, etc.. es tablishing mini mum educational qualifications for persons who seek a license to en gage In practice. But here and there a numbei of persons who lack the educa tional qualifications required to ob tain a license, decide to demand rec ognition anyway. They organize, car ry on propaganda, maintain a lobby in the state or provincial legislature, assert that "pills and potions" are worthless or harmful and that all human ailments are caused by, let us say. wrong food combinations or the west wind. Presently the state or provincial legislature lets down the bars and admits the new kind of healers to practice regardless, and a soon as they are well broken in the new kind of healers gradually adopt antiseptics, anesthetics, ex ternal medicaments, serums, anti toxins, sedatives and presently they are prescribing as nearly as they can contrive to prescribe the same meas ures. Including the worth leas pills and potions, as ordinary doctors use The Joke Is on the ordinary doctors for having taken the law seriously: and on the public for having en trusted to halfwits and graftes the regulation of this vital matter. Jean, daughter of Mrs. W. J. W., WTlt8: "You are spoiling my mother and making my life miserable. Now she wants to put a ramp or runway In the house In place of the stairs, says she can go up In two or three long strides, and perhaps slide down. 8he srgues thst It will save energy wasted In climbing stairs many' times a day. "Your description of me Is perfect the hoop skirts and catnip. Of course. I'd 'swoon' If YOU were here." Sure enough. It was Jean's mother, Mrs. W. J. W. who recited the henrt-rendlng atory here recently of how she had cut the footboards NEW YORK. Sept. 28. The me tropolis has fishermen aplenty but scarcely any hunters. Save those of the big game va riety, such as the Oui Akeleys and Ted and Kermlt Roosevelt. Sport ing goods houses find little inter est In exhibits of guns and hunt ing parapher nalia. But their flsh- t'":r?rr.e4 always crowded and invariably the largest departments. None knows the why of the lack of Interest in shooting, lor there la good hunting In the nearby Adlrondacka and in Maine, and there la even deer In re mote sections of Long Island. Fishing is about the only out-ol- door sport Indulged by actors. Some of the better fish tales come out of the nmok I ng rooms of the Lam os and Players. Cartoonists are also en thusiastic anglers such as Webster, Ding. Crosby and McMnuus. Nearly1 all leave town for the trout season. Bob Ripley ts also a skilled ftsher tnnn and has cast his line In more different waters of the world than any other living fisherman. And. ol course. President Roosevelt has given great Impetus to fishing hy his many Jaunts after the finny tribe. Manhattan, too, a man who knows tells me. Is the most plcnlc-con- sclous area In the world. There is scarcely a family that does not en Joy a picnic lunch or dinner at least once a week during favorable sea sons. The picnic, as much as apart ment living, ts responsible for the number of delicatessen shopa. Save for Frank Case of the Algon quin and Boomer of the Waldorf. few New York hotel rmm are wtdel known any more. There was a time when famous hotel names had a following In the manner of stage and movie stars, Oeorge Boldt of the Waldorf, Simeon Ford of Grand Cen tral. James Woods of the Belmont John Bowmsn of the Blltmnre group Copeland Townsend of the Majestic, and more. But hotels grew too large and Intricate for personal contact, with guests. Today there are assist ant managers who greet by states One for California. Nevada ant Ore gon. Another for Ohio, west Vhxlntft and Indiana, and so on. Scotch devotion : We have hsd a Scottish chauffeur two years, a po i lite, taciturn fellow with a delight ful burr. His wife was also agreeabl emptied and thev were hnvln and ' tstggissis RUN DOWN CONDITION h these herh ntll are afflicted with l U ipj opportunity to regain o I ikm restored health to thuusa mutism, 11a) Fever, Prost Med iVettlng, lnu Trouble, Piles, ChnMilr Couth, tilth Hlood Prewure. rthrHK Colitis. Nemuineft, Appendicitis, Ttiilltlls. Knrmi. Heart, l.lver, Hladder, Kldnrvs, I onr. Hlood. t'rlnan IMsorders. herbs will glTf jo relief when others tall. Free romultntlon. Open 10 tn f, p. M. rillN A nilN A t trtrd Tile -Thnrs. 1ft I ! Brady, M. D. E, IT IS NOT ODD HOl'SE. off from all the beds, put the dining table on wheels and yearned to have a swing settee In the living-room before a wide window looking out over lawn and shrubbery but waa restrained from Indulging her taste In this by the entreaties of her daughter. But, darn it, I don't know now. Maybe the girl la a bit facetious about the thing. Before It goes any further. I desire to make It clear that the ramp or runway In place of stairs In the house la not my Idea at all, but the Idea of Mrs. W. J. W., tho It Is an excellent idea excuse me a moment I just start ed to measure and pace off the front stairs, but my boss caught me and demanded "NOW whit!" Let me assure readers that every thing I have suggested or 'approved for Odd House Is quite serious and In my opinion, likely to promote hap pier and healthier living. We want nothing bizarre or grotesque In udd House. Jean's mother's ramp deserves careful consideration, and we Invite comments or views of readers, to help us deslde upon It. QUESTION AND ANSWERS. Mttle Lessons. I have profited greatly from read ing your Little Lesson No. 5, "Call It Crl." Please list others In the same series. J. F. O. Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for complete list. Inclose ten cents coin for each booklet wanted. When Is a Woman Old? Sister and her husband wish for family. She Is 38 and they fear It may be dangerous for her. Can pelvis bones be measured to determine whether childbirth would be safe? F. P. Answer Yes. Skilled roentgenolo gists (physicians skilled In X-ray diagnosis) not X-ray laboratory technicians can measure the capac ity of the pelvis with great precision. At 38 a woman should be In her prime physical condition and never so fit for maternity. (Copyright. 1P37. John F. Dllle Co. bd. Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should tend letter direct to Dr. William Brady. M. D- 285 El Cn mi no. Beverly HUH, t'allf. furnishing a cottage on Long Island Not long ago he received a letter from hla 89-year-old mother In Scotland, who closed with a plain tive: "I long to see you once more.' Two weeks later the couple sailed. He Is going to remain with nls mother for the rest of her days. The rer grew up an Increasing num ber of back yard cafes this summer. Mostly in rear of houses In tenement districts on the East Side with a surround of whitewash fence, perhaps an old all an thus tree, a carpet ot gravel and a coat of "atmosphere. They are In charge of Jeans. Gas tons and Fredericks and are reached through smelly kitchens. There are no menus, the prices are stiff and the food no better than In the aver age table d'hote save the meats are cooked In wine sauce and each cus tomer served with crepes Suzette the least expensive but most expen sively listed dessert. Bark yard places have done much to thin sidewalk cafe business. wnen i nave an urge to .go piu- j perfectly grandiose dining out I order : for dessert Coeur Plot tan t, which j ranges from 00 centa to 91.36 and j la In itself a aumptuoua meal. A J heart-shaped blob of frozen double ' cream swimming In floating Islana I auce and surrounded by treasonable : fresh frulta over which have been sprinkled flakes of chocolate. It la highly tariffed but somehow there's . no feeling of swindle. j Prank Crowninahleld, pronounced New York bachelor, recently observed thst home la the place where hus bands go when things have grown unpleasant at the club. Maud Mutler on a summer's day. Met Cectle de Ml tie on Avenue A. But at as, no Hollywood for Mnudie. He thought her naked feet were bawdy. (Copyright, 1037, McNaught Syndicate.) LANE COUNTY POMONA FAVORS CASH CANNERY RUORNK. Sept. 08 ,7Tr The Un Pomona Orange adopted a resolution favoring the establishment of a '"cash cannery" here, at the Pomona aeaslon late 6a turd ay. A committee Investi gating the project reported between 4,000 and 5,000 acres available for producing vegetables and fruit for such a cannery. The pressent cannery does not pav cash to producers, but forms pools from which growers are paid when the produce Is sold INCOME PROPERTY Hood condition: fine location. For full particulars attdreu Box xx. Mail Tribune gUe ou relief nn matter what tmi o owe It to inurself to nse thW our health, rhans herbs hate sands of people Why not too? I pat Ion, Mnmach Trouble. Rheu Prostate Trouble, ricers. Children's Trouble. thma. Influenra. Female CIMV Mm. Chinese tied. CIMV l till 9 P. M. ?1S F- Main Comment on the Day 5 News By FRANK JENKINS A FTER a year of unprecedented labor disturbances, these things have happened to the nation's In dustry: Output per man-hour has DE CREASED 3.7 pet cent. Output per workers has DE CREASED 5.3 per cent. Labor cost per unit of output has INCREASED 70.3 per cent. 11THO suffers as a reeult of this " situation? Here la the answer, a plain as the now on your face: We ALL suffer. V do wesuffer? " Again the anawer Is simple and plain. As output goes down and cost goe& up. PRICES RIflE. Aa prices rise, our money BUYS LESS. TPHE more we produce, the more we have. The less we produce. the less we have. We can't share what Isn't produced. All the windy talk Indulged in by all the windy demagogues. In the world can't change these fundamental facta. IN AN effort to understand these flinrlnmnliil aotr Ut'e ma Ira them simple. Suppose you and I and a dozen others are wrecked on a desert island. Because there are only a FEW of us, It U easy to see that If we work hard and efficiently and get along together we will have more to eat, more to wear and more she) ter, whereas If we are lazy and Inefficient and spend our time quarreling among ourselves we will have LESS to eat, LESS to wear and LESS shelter. In a big country containing 130 million people, these things are hard er to understand, but they work ex actly the same way. We can't get around the fact that the more we produce the more we have and the less we produce the leas we have. IN THE past four yeara we have hnvA Vuaon TirnrVlnrr Uu anri depending on Santa Clans to feed us. We have been quarreling among our selves (as witness the epidemic of strikes that has swept the entire country) and letting production run down. The figures quoted at the begin ning of this article show what Is happening to us as a result. Pulp Firms to Merge. PORTLAND. Sept. 28. iPi Com pleting a consolidation agreement the boards of directors of the Rainier Pulp and Paper company. Grays Har bor Pulp and Paper company and the Olympic Forest Product company said today a special meeting of stock holders would be held October 28 to vote upon It. Use Mat! Tribune want ads. C Inquire About Our Payment Plan Free Storage Until Delivery 1 ADRIENNE'S Flight 'o Time Medford end Jarkeoo Coontj alitor from tae ruee ot toe MaU Tribune 10 and tt jreare ego. TEN YEARS AOO TODAY September 28. 1027 Jacksonville sanitarium to opened aoon. New road to Oregon Caves proposed. Jackson county asks for establish ment of Williams Creek road. World aeries games to start next Wednesday. 6am Houston of the poatofftce back from vacation. Field worker for the Near East re lief speaks In valley. Robert Hammond, U. of O. student, la Sigma Nu pledge. High school field to have seats for 1500 people. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY September 28, 1917 (Itwaa Friday) People urged to buy potatoes as the supply Is apt to be low. Gulf of Mexico hurricane spproach lng New Orleans. Hearing ol Jitney driver for travel ing faster than 25 miles per hour on Pacific highway is postponed. Harry Hansen, sergeant In Co. C, la ordered to Vancouver to have his tonsils removed. Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne at the Page. Campaign for Liberty bonds sale to start next week. Though Manhattan Island contains the tallest structures In the world, Its highest natural elevation Is only 287 feet. FEATURING THE With that Funny Fella MAURICE CASH 3 BIG SHOWS EACH NIGHT! Admission Only 2.V Includes Dancing E-"j-Y 11 Delicious Chateau Dinner While You See the Show A Special Representative FROM SAN FRANCISCO WILL BE AT ADRIENNE'S FUR DEPT. Wednesday and Thursday ALSO Evenings by Special Appointment with OVER 200 SELECTED FUR COATS Priced from $3950 to $80000 Trade in your old coat on a new one Special orders taken Weather. Northern California: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, overcast on coast: unsettled over mountains and on extreme north coast; moderate temperature; moderate west and southwest wind off coast. Oregon: Generally cloudy and mild tonight and Wednesday, unsettled over mountains and coast; moderate changeable winds, mostly west and northwest, off the coast. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab- Inet Works. yf insist on Delicious Grade A LOST RIVER BUTTER & MILK Manufactured in Med ford 4-BIG NIGHTS STARTING TONIGHT AT THE CHATEAU FLOOR SHOW "FOLLIES REVUE" Flo Biart Three Hundred Pounds of Rhythm and Harmony The spit fire of Song. Drake and Diane ... The Aristocrats of Dance The Four Scarlets .. The Dare Devil Acrobat! Jane and Ralph The Tap Dancers DoLuxe Vera Ross And Her Flyinor Fingerg