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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Japanese naval forces seised an
American tugboat, and hurled the
American flag Into tha Whang poo.
Therein lies the "makln'a" of a war,
when mixed with other tlckllan
though Inconsequential Incidents,
such aa s Chinese bartender swatting
a Yankee tar with a bungatarter,
when and where he needed It.
a a a
'A pretender to throne" has bob
bed up In Prance. A number of pre
tenders to the state house have start-
ed pretending in this stats.
a a a
Reports raspberries are ripening,
and dainty flowers are blooming, stirs
the enyy of hardy citizens still wear
ing straw hats as winter winds flap
their pant If us. They favor a more
even distribution of publicity,
a a
Some upstate school kids, dis
gruntled over the action of scnool
authorities not doing what the Juve
niles thought best about a baiucetbali
league have picketed the schoolhouse
and bear banners, stating what they
are mad about. The laths and pine
boards used In the construction of
picketing banners, with a bit of In
genuity could be whittled Into pad
dles, and a search organised to locate
an empty woodshed.
a
The repercussions caused by your
oorr.'a hum gueaa on the Bend -Oregon
City football game continue
copious and unabated. AU Jibes and
Jolts have been cheerfully absorbed,
but the limit haa been reached. No
wisecracking will be tolerated from
J. Kort Hall or Lewis Ulrlch. It was
Mr. Hall, who many years ago pre
dicted "the tractor would never die
plsce the horse." And, about the
same period, In a fine burst of civic
patriotism, Mr. Ulrich wound up a
noon luncheon with the prophecy
"by 1035 Jacksonville will have a
population of 60.000, and the shad
ows of her skyscrapers will point
the way to a greater back-country."
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PLAIN BEDLAM.
(Yrrka (Calif.) Journal)
SAWYER'S BAR, Nov. 30th
On a rich gravel bar up in that
deep eanttmoulous Methodist
Creek Canyon, two old. galvan
ised aour-dougha mined the
whole summer through and never
spoke to each other. Each cooked
on a separate fire,
The President Is on a fishing lark,
and the Vice-President Is on a hunt
ing trip, and a right smart time they
and their retinues are having. The
current national Jitters la due to
the public fear the high aces of the
land won't catch or kill anything.
a
Marquette University co-ed nave
received from their dean advice on
the fine polnta of gum-chewing, via
they should chomp with the mouth
cloned, and not with gusto. In pub
lic. One of the Older Olrla affirms,
as a veteran gum-chewer, the prac
tice enlarges the Jawbone muscles,
but tightens up the neck skin, so
a wrinkle hss little if any chance
In that area, Oum-chewlng was once
advocated as a cure for the cigar
ette habit. It failed to work, and left
the patient with two habits, where
only one had flourished before,
t
l'KHILf OK VOl Til.
"Every circus coming to town Is a
menace for weeks, both before i
appearance and after, to the Uvea
and limbs of the children within
seeing ditanre of Ita pouters. The
children turn acrobatic and leap
'from barn ratters on to the unsus
pecting backs of staid old farm
norar; are cowboys and slither off
the stern end of their steed wnen
they go to dismount. It Is my ob
servation that they prefer one of the
milk cows when they ride standing.
These offer a wider ran- and more
even footing. One small neighbor boy
had nails in his shoes. As these oit
Into bossy's long suffering hide she
hsd a few acrobatic Impulses of ner
own snd gave a Jump that wouio
have put her over the moon, accord
ing to bovine precedent, hsd there
been one." (Olive Barber In the
Coos Bay Times.)
Phone (43 Well naul a a ay join
Mum. Qltf anltai arr!o.
Editorial Correspondence
BEVERLY HILLS, Nov. 30. Will Rogers' son. also named
Will, is editor and publisher of the local paper, the Beverly
Citizen. He is as hard to find as his famous father, and one
can secure an appointment with him as easily as with the
President of the United States. The Beverly Citizen is in a
nice new tnodernistio office on
seven linotypes, and a number
the business office, who have
whereabouts than if be were
don't know where he is, what
office upstairs or not, but
finding out. We climbed the
least his office door was locked
When we came down we saw a husky young man, bare headed
getting into a roadster, he shoved in the clutch and shot down
the street. The way a stray lock of hair hung over one eye
suggested Will, Sr., perhaps
from Oregon was on his trail,
Well if Will the second doesn't like to be interviewed he
comes bv it naturally. His father avoided reporters as he did
Hollywood night life. We tried it once, got an appointment
with Will at the Upliftcrs club, during a polo match. The
result can be found in the M.
interview Will, he interviewed us with a few syllables and
grunts, the afternoon indeed was a washout. The next day
we eot a note from him also in
ing for his "rudeness" and explaining that he never gave
interviews, but hoped we would come out to his home the next
day for lunch. Will wasn't rude, he simply refused to talk
in which knowing as much about newspaper reporters as he
did, he was smart. We had to
so never had that lunch with
of the kindliest and wisest
The world can get along
most of the ' genus homo ' scrambling about on its surtace, but
we never felt that way about
nlace that has never been filled, and probably never will be
There were a few attempts to'duplicnte that column of his,
but thev all died a bornin,
course of this countrv miuht
he lived, and talked each day to the American people, and
particularly to the President. Will was a loyal Democrat, and
in hearty sympathy with the purposes of the New Deal, and
he did have the most uncommon supply of good COMMON
SENSK. He miirht have been able to accomplish things with
smile, that the present ealaxy
to accomplish, with their ceaseless application of poison gus
and brickbats.
Meanwhile the search for a
looks as though we would have
nnvthinc is accomn ishcd. We
Western Avenue to the Pacific
by the family Buick, and many of them two or three times.
The Buick in fact has become so well trained that no application
of the brakes is needed when a "vacancy" sign appears, the
faithful old boat just STOPS. The darling little doggies
accompany us of course, for if we did find something WE
liked, no deal could be closed, until it had been determined
the little darlings felt the same way about it! After all it's
where they are going to live you know if they do live.
And this latter observation is made in all seriousness, for
;oday's excursion ended abruptly when after winding all
over the newest residence section of Westwood, one of the dogs
became actively sea sick, or car sick, whichever it was the
back scat of the Buick will never be the same again.
.....
We had just headed for Wilshirc and a bite of lunch but
of course all ideas of nourishment vanished and the Buick
under full steam headed for the Beverly Wilshirc, to determine
the address of the nearest dog hospital. Fortunately the fam
ous Charlev Ruircles hospital was reported only about half a
mile away, on Santa Monica boulevard, and also fortunately we
ran into no speed cops. Charley Ruggles had moved, but a
"skilled dog doctor" named Jones had taken it over. Dr. Jones
was not in, but six of his assistants were. One of them rushed
out to the car, his white gown flying behind him. a stethescope
around his neck, and a light reflector on his head. With pro
fessional dispatch, he picked
applied the stethoscope. He reported the dog as still living
but his heart bent was rapid and weak. A clinical thermometer
was then applied in the proper place, and temperature was
reported as subnormal, which might indicate a hemorrhage, or
might not. Then the doctor had a great deal to say about
injections to stave off arsenic poisoning, and X-rays of the
stomach, and a most learned dissertation regarding protein
alkaloids, soluablc and insoluable salts, and the interesting fact
that William Randolph Hearst had a dog of identical breed
that had been similarly affected once.
No one had the heart to ask
dog recovered, we personally
doctor the fact, that we were
want to be, that the dog only
darkest Oregon and only three
but didn t know just how to do
Well the poor little fellow is
this is written, and we all have
to get the result of the diagnosis. '
.....
Have had no lunch, somehow the prospect of a three-decker
chicken snlnd sandwich, which
eon was suggested, no longer appealed, we just put various
sections of the Sunday Examiner over the back seat and de
emed to skip it I
f A RELIEF ROILS
UP 11,607 IN WEEK
WASHINGTON. Dec. (ATM
WPA work relief rolls Increased 11.
607 during tha week ending Novem
ber 13. The WPA said today 1.600.-
094 were on the roll at that time.
Employment figure by states, with
the chang from the week ended
Nov. 0, Included:
Idaho 4. MS: up a6: Owon 10.-
070, up 3S0; Washington. 3J.S7I, up
sis.
PACKINGHOUSE STRIKE
REMAINS IN DEADLOCK
BKATTl-B. Dec. 3. vTV The dispute
between the Pugft Sound Meat Pack
era association and Packinghouse lo
cal union Uo. IBfl remained deadlock
ed today after a conference yesterday
at Tacoma, at which union represen
tatives rejected a proposed strike set
tlement. Four large packing plants here snd
one at Tacoma are closed, with 000
men and women out of work, al
though some of the strikers have been
placed In small packing plants In and
around Best tie.
ClutMiy time hi i'oo ut to C.as-
tlXj A4 la 140 p. m
the main stem, has a battery of
of attractive young ladies, in
no more idea of young Will's
the missing Charley Ross. They
he is doing, whether he is in his
they have no objection to one
stairs and found he was out at
and no one answered our knock
he had heard a newspaper man
and he decided to beat it.
T. files somewhere, we didn't
our files somewhere, apology
leave for Medford that night
the great humorist, and one
men of the present generation
just as well or better without
Will Rogers. He left a vacant
and we have often thought the
have been very different had
of columnists have been unable
"dog house" continues and it
to push off for the north, before
doubt if there is a blocK trom
ocean winch liasn t Deen visuea
up the ailmg pup airily, ana
whether or not MR. IlbAKM b
wished to impress upon the
not in Mr. Hearst's class, didn't
cost ten dollars, we were from
jumrs away from federal relief,
it.
thcro in his hospital bed. as
to rush back at five o'clock
had appealed to us when lunch-.
R. W. R.
IN AW 45 YEARS
AND NOT A CITIZEN
NORMAN. Okla. 4Vfcevgeant Ma
Jor Henry Jana has served In the U
8. army for 48 yesrs and now discov
ers the government contends he isn't
an American cltlren.
He arrived In this country from
Germany In 1891 and Uter obtained
naturallratlon papers.
Recently he Waa notified there was
a technical difficulty over the papers,
that he should appear In district
court. He will become a fltlren In
January, the judge aatd.
THOMPSON FINED FOR
SPEED LAW VIOLATION
John A. Thompson, charged wtth
violation of the basic speed law, was
fined 110 and costs In Justice court
yesterday. Thompson assertedly drove
hla auto on North Riverside avenue
without due care, pawed other autoa
with slight clearance and crowded
traffic.
John Ashland Nero, of Medford,
charged with non-possession of
driver's license, wa fined 13 50 and
costs and given until Osturday to
pay.
Use Mail mount want ads.
Personal Health Service
By William
Slrntd letter, pertaining to penonal health snd hyilene, not to dUnu.
dlagnotli or treatment, will be aniwered bj Or. Bradj II a itamped aclf.
addrewed envelope la encloied. Letters mould be lirlel and written in ink.
Owlni to the large number of letter, received onlr a lew can be an,eied.
No replr ran be made to quene, not conforming to Inttrnctlona. Addrea,
Dr. William Brady, tss El Camlno. Beverly HIIU, CaUI.
OXYGEN DEFICIT
Anhedonla Is Incapacity for happl
neas, inability to enjoy life. It Is a
state of mind, of course, but even
so. It may de
pend on a phy-
aloal condition. A
psychologist con
cetved the trou
ble. A phaychol
ogiat Is a fellow
who sets out to
be a physiologist
or even a physl-
c 1 a n, stumbles
upon an Impos
ing term or Idea,
such aa Inferior
ity complex or
released Inhibi
tion, and finds It so popular that
he discontinue hls.studlea and takes
to writing articles for the magazines
and popular books. The one that
Invented anhedonla might have dis
covered, had he persevered with his
study of physiology, that there Is
more than Just an Idea or an atti
tude In anhedonla.
Another definition of anhedonla Is
absence of pleasure from the per
formance of acts which are pleas
urable to a normal Individual: fail
ure to get a "kick" out of doing
things. Some "killjoys" are obvi
ously sick and their Bufferings auffi-
clently explain their cheerless dispo
sition. Others are apparently well,
free from any evident disease or ail
ment, simply lack relish, gusto, zest,
well-being, felicity.
Chronic anoxia Is what alls a good
many of these anhedonlcs. This la
my opinion probably you will not
find It In any textbook or hear It
from any authority until 1943 or
later. But meanwhile It will do no
harm to try It on your annedonla
If you have a touch of It.
Anoxia Is a deficit of oxygen In
the tissues and cells. Acute anoxia
Is asphyxia. Chronic anoxia may be
due wholly to frequent or dally ex
posure to carbon monoxide in the at
mosphere the carbon monoxide
crowds out oxygen. Again It is often
due to slow metabolism or a low
metabolic rate. Shallow bra thing
alone may account for chronic an
oxia, although It Is hardly possible
to correct shallow breathing by con
scious active deep breathing. Un
conscious or automatic passive deep
er breathing Induced by a reason
able amount of exercise corrects It:
exercise Increases the absorption of
-QD.Mclntvre
NEW YORK, Dee. 2. The last of
the Broadway playboys, Tommy Man
viile, la best inning to show the In
evitable wear and tear of time. "Boy '
la a misnomer
for Manvllle Is
gray-hatred. Also
he la stooped
and there Is the
tired look of the
spent ooulevar
dler In his eyes.
HI a Inherited
fortune of sev
eral millions has
been lavished
or at least the
heavy Income
therefrom on
the showy type of high blond.
Tho wide-eyed gimme girls who deco
rate the floor shows of the cabnrets.
To many such the asbestos heir has
been a generous Santa Claus.
He often has a half dozen of them
aa house guesta even when to all
outward appearances he seemed hap
pily wed. He Just likes to have them
around, hear their fluffy gossip col
umn chatter and In return feed them
truffles and caviar with washes of
vintage wine.
Apparently he can go Just so long
without making the headlines and
then by some particularly fancy dido
will land kerplunk on pa?e 1 of the
tabloids. He la in his early 40 a. but
looks much older frlvoling around
the white lights sometimes does that.
Among standard vaudeville acts,
the never-changing routine of the
tramp bicyclist. Joe Jackson, haa al
ways Interested me. His routine Is a
model of timing. Not many, out
aide hla agent and fellow performers,
know Jackson without makeup. When
not wandering the world, he Uvea
In almost hermit fashion at Green
wood Lakes. N. T. In the beginning
he was the champion blcyclllst of
Europe, having migrated from Aus
tralia. His relaxation Is the camera,
mostly snapahota of outdoor scenes.
Jackson hss strnrwe hunches. Such,
for Instance, aa taking out his wal
let In Berlin to pay for pavape on
the llt-fat?d Hindenburg and ud
denly cancelling his ticket and. for
no reason he could understand, walk
tug away.
In the Cincinnati salad days, I
lodged at The Oerdes, a theatrical
hotel patron I red largely by vaude
ville troupers. A clannish lot. they
expanded among themselves over beer
and sandwich" after the night how.
Their talk centered most I v on New
York and that vaihslla of variety
The Talsce. A night clerk named
Ous. a Mr. Hotfgcnhelmer eome to
life. wa on easy familiarity with all
and I noted that when he went to
the opening Sunday matinee perform
er played to him. He waa a notable
figure in my eyes because he called
Mabel Hlte. IXt Wynn, Lewis and
New Comfort for Those
Who Wear False Teeth
No lonjrer need you feel uncom
fortable wearing false teth. PaMeMh.
a greatly improved poder, pnnklrd
on your plate holds them tight snrt
(wvft-trtbl' Nt nu"iir. p.t'.tv taste
or feeling Priv;;:i:r. i;t Fiteeth
at your dtufgisv Ihree alsea,
A
Brady, M. P.
AND ANIIEDONM
oxygen by blood, tissues and cells of
the body.
Vitamins have a good deal to do
with metabolism, the oxidation pro
cess. We told here recently how the
administration of vitamin D to a
hedgehog prevented the hibernation
or brought the animal out of its
winter dormsnt state. Vitamin B Is
essential for the metabolism of car
bohydrate material, the main part of
human metabolism, energy metabol
ism, heat metabolism.
Thyroid and perhaps other hor
mones or ductless gland (endocrene)
secretions participate In the control
of metabolism.
Iodln activates thyroid gland func
tion and Increases metabolism, the
absorption of oxygen. Girl In her
early 'teens who gets Insufficient
lodln snd develops simple goitre, or
hypothyroidism without apparent
goitre, la characteristically anhedonlc,
mopish, languid, singularly lacking
In the Joyous spirit which Is normal
In youth.
QUESTIONS ANI ANSWERS
Heredity or Diabetes
Tou mentioned heredity as being
a factor of diabetes. Anxious to
prove this. (E. A. H., Attorney).
Answer. It Is a question of opin
ion. Perhaps you will get some help
by consulting Joslln's "Diabetes"
(Lea & Feiger, Philadelphia, 1935)
which contains a chapter on the
herltance of a deficiency.
Immunity to Crl
Ben Told vitamin A In halibut
liver oil capsules wil build resist
ance to head colds. (A. O.)
Answer. I do not believe vitamin
A la concerned with Immunity. -I
believe vitamin D tends to build up
low Immunity to common respiratory
Infections, provided you get enough
say 6,000 to 10,000 or 13,000 units
a day.
Bowlegs
Is It possible for a girl of 18 to
get rid of bowlegs by exercise or any
other means? (M. Z.)
Answer. No. Bowlegs in a person
over six years of age can be straight
ened only by an orthopedic operation
on the bent bones. Accumulation of
fat makes the legs appear less bowed.
(Copyright, 1937, John P. DUle Co.)
Kd. Note: Person wishing to
communicate with Dr Brady
hould .end letlei direct to Dr
William Hrady. H. D. 26S El
Camlno, Beverly HUH, Calll.
Dody, Brlce and King, the Arnaut
Brothers, Eva Tanguay and many
others by their first names. That
struck me as top In world llneas.
They are learning gradually how to
pronounce the Alfred Lunt-Lynn Pon
tanne play "Amphitryon 38." The
correct version Is am-f lt-tree-jn with
accent on the fit. Thus, with a little
smother of erudition and the Theater
Guild mask, do the Lunt do some
of their rather bawdy capering under
the guise of high art. The trick of
the Lunts' popularity with the prim
and precise, plus of course a certain
histrionic talent. Is In their solid
domesticity. Because they are hap
pily married they can do and say
things on the stage that would nolst
many lorgnettes were they not so
related. Slight smut passes aa ami
able fooling.
When I want to Impress folk from
back yonder with a certatn metro
politan dash of heigh-ho, I Jockey
them by the private mansion of John
D. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan. And
Illustrate how. If one hesitates be
fore such citadels very long, private
guards will pop out from nowhere
and saunter up, ready to shuck the
stranger of a bomb or what-have-you.
I profe.ss to know many tricks, but
In reality It Is the only one In my
repertotre. i
Thingumbobs: Sylvia Sidney, onec
a crack stenographer, in animated
cafe conversation often Jota down
shorthand on menus . . . Seymour
Hicks, London actor, likes steaming
black bean soup for breakfast . . .
arantland Rice thinks 'up many of
those dandy sports poems while In
dulging a morning shave . , , The
Rob Wagners are off on a tour of
the globe.
The conversation waa waxing goof
ier as It went along. Someone told
of a fellow he had Just seen who had
double pneumonia a few months ago
and seemed to have grown smaller.
Another inquired: "Will pneumonia
shrink you?" And Harry Sllvey. mho
up to this time had said nothing,
chipped in wtth: "It won't stretch
you, anyway."
(Copyright. 1037. McNaught
Syndicate. Inc.)
weather
Northern California: Pair tonight
and Friday, cooler In extreme south
portion tonight;: light northwest wind
off coast.
Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday, unsettled In northwest por .
tlon; little change in temperature;
gentle southwest wind off coast. j
Closing time rur too Lata to Clas
sify Ads it I 30 p m
Bronchial
Coughs
Just A Fiiw Sips and
Like A Flash Relief!
Spend a few cent todav at any
good drug store for a bottle of triple
acting HK KI KY i MIXTl l(E take
a couple of dosea and sleep found all
night long your Irritating cough of
bronchitis is under control.
One little stp and the ordinary
cMnh Is on Ha nay continue for il
or a days and often you'll hear no
more f rom that t oi i n h old h a n a -on
' rough thM nthic vnw to help
' O'-er 0 mtlt'.n bott'a sold tn coM
I aintr) Caosda. Jaimm Druf. j
Flight 'o Time
Medford and Jacluon Count;
buiorj trom the rile, ol Che
Mall Tribune 10 and to year,
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
December J, 1927
(It was Friday)
Medford foot be U team reata at
Walla Walla for game wltb McLough
lln high for atata title next 8oturday.
City ta "football crazy."
Report, brand Chicago aa "sink of
Iniquity," with police and gangs In
collusion.
Oreenaprtnga mountain trio held
for killing cow and a, deer.
Christmas seal sale starts.
County offices now established In
city hall, pending construction of
courthouse.
Burdette Dodge and family arrive
for visit with kin and friends In vol
ley. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
December 2. 1917
German war lords reject Russlsn
armistice offer.
President Wilson estimate, war will
cost America 13 billion dollars by
1919.
Evertt Carkln leaves for Portland
to enlist In the aviation service.
Thrift stamps now on sale at the
postofflce.
More local citizens pay paving as
sessments. Herman Offenbacher was hauling
lumber for a garage Tuesday.
(Applegate Items).
.
Comment
on the
Days News
By FRANK JKNKINS.
A O. MARSTERS, of Roseburg,
said to thla writer the other
day:
"I've lived through aeveral periods
of abrupt and at the time rather
terrifying change, when people were
uneasy in their minds and scared of
the future and afraid the country
was going to the dogs.
"It never haa, and I have confi
dence enough In the American peo
ple to believe tha tour countrv Isn't
going to the doga now although ad
mittedly we are going through
changes that arc disturbing."
those who are doubtful of the
wisdom of many of the things
that have been done In the past four
years and are fearful of the conse
quences that arc beginning to be
manifested, this writer commends
Mr. Marstera' hopeful outlook.
This country has made mistakes
before and lived through them to eo
on to new and atlll greater achieve
ments. It will do so again.
Don't lose confidence In the United
States of America.
SANTA CLAUS
Is At Home To His Friends
at the BAND BOX
We are all ready for Christmas shoppers, with the
largest and most beautiful selection of gifts for milady
we have ever shown, priced to save you money.
House Coats
Robes and Pajamas
Slippers
Gowns
Dancettes
Panties
Slips
Sweaters
Blouses
Hankies
Bags
Hose
Flowers
Hats
Dresses
Coats and Suits
Children's Dresses
The BAMID MX
"THE
Phone 989
R. MARSTERS came west, at the
aga of 8, with an ox-wagoa.
With hla parents, he waa in Laramie
the sight tho vigilantes closed lu on
the bad men, and awoke the next
morning to see bodies swinging In
the cottonwooda.
Those were pretty tough days, and
it didn't look aa if the West would
ever grow up into a peaceful country
of homea and cltiea.
But It DID.
f N the wide desert west of Salt Like,
the Marstera family paused beside
the trail where a man had set up &
rude bar and was selling drinks. A
U. S. marshal rode up and questioned
the seller, who reached beneath his
M
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warm and comfy for Winter nights.
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Clean-up
Sale Prices
COATS, DRESSES AND HATS
going at cost and less than cost. Why
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SHOES
at extra special bargain prices, including
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bar, seized a pistol and shot the
marshal dead.
It didn't look then like law and
order would ever come to this great
region. But they -did.
Timee change. But In thli country
they've ALWAYS changed, In the long
run, for the better.
ET'S go on atandlng up for our
opinion, political and other
wise. Let's go on criticizing what
we don't like. Out of argument cornea
improvement.
But let'a not lose confidence In
the future of our country.
Consumption of limestone for soil
Improvement use haa Increased from
130.000 tons in 1933 to en estimated
million tons thla year.
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