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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
An Eastern automotive expert pre
dicts within a few years, autos will
be running on electrical energy
drawn from the air. This will elimi
nate the gas silo, and force the
autolst to wipe hla own windshield
and pump up the tires.
Court proceedings news of the na
tion Indicates more or less rapacious
adults are assldiously endeavoring
to use their own, and other people's
kids, as short cuts to easy money.
The suit of a New York woman
against a psychiatrist far 9500.000
was thrown out of court. She charged
the psychiatrist had created a wall
of hatred between herself nnd her
son. A California lady seeks finan
cial remuneration as the discoverer
of a rising film songstress. An Ari
zona mother had the law on a
schoolteacher for 65000 for slapping
her boy. The court ruled the lad
received his desserts, and denied any
' money balm. Then there Is the ugly
picture of greed outlined In the
Jackie Coogan suit for a portion of
the huge fortune showered upon him
as a boy movie star. Any Juvenile
Is a potential Klondike In knee-pants
under the trend.
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Frederick Pry, the tonsorlcllst, Is
thinking some of again scaling Mt
Pitt. Asked If he was going to vote
In the coming primary, Mr. Fry did
not see how he could make It.
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CIVIC SPECTACLE
(Portsmouth (O.) Times)
"E. L. Weaver walked off with
the championship of Mason
county in long-distance tobacco
spitting. The Orangeburg man
nosed out a May slick expecto
rator by a mere one Inch when
a Weaver stream propelled from
a steady bet ween-the-fingers
stance splashed 17 feet 8 Inches
away from the line."
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The esteemed Eugene Register
Guard editorially deplores "the lack
of continuity in prison regulations."
There is also a lack of continuity
In many prisoners. At large, after
serving a term for absconding with
a wheelborrow, they are apt to elope
with th9 first auto they come to.
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UK COOKS
A facetious country correspondent
surmises "tho attendance at the sup
per will not bo as large as usual be
cause the men will cook It." This Is
an unjust slur on the culinary skill
of the mnle, in general, and Hermy
Offenbacher of the AppleRate and E.
Ulrich of tho Prospct area. Doth
these gents are cowmen, and at
home on the rane. Doth are men
of action when they start, and do
not take nil afternoon to concoct
suppor. Mr. Ulrich Is a past master
at biscuit making, mixing same by
scooping a hole in the flour sack
and adding water, etc.. etc., to suit.
By using the original container for
the mixing It saved washing the
bowl afterwards. The biscuits in the
oven. Mr. Ulrich proceeds to the
frying of the home-cured ham.
Messrs. Swift and Armour could learn
something about the curing of hnma
from elthrr one. or both Messrs. Of
fenbacher and Ulrich. who also do a
good Job of preparing a side of
bacon. Tho ham fried, the grease
therefrom has a natural affinity for
the Ulrich biscuits. Mr. Offenbacher.
while no bride in the making ol
biscuits, la at his host when frying
spring chicken and boiling poutoca
The spuds rmerrt from the Often-j
bacher kettle as fluffy as the Ulrich i
biscuits, to fall span from their I
own meallm'.vi. His fried chicken, I
once eaten, Is never forgotten.
The Jazz bund leading lieutenant
governor of the state -of Washington '
has brewed a Iru-.W and political fuss
during the absence of the governor ,
by calling a special session of the '
legislature. Tho licut. gov. is hailed j
as a "unltvie figure." Oregon ha '
M've m) figures of the same stripe,
but they can't play the saxophone.
ttnblu ll.'ilt', Window
ASTORIA, April 22. ( AP) A robin
took up its 29th clay of battle today
gainst Its reflection In a window
at the Oeorjre Johnson home. Be
tween nttacxs the pugnacious bird
guU.e; ncfetlu uuttulaU
A Strange "Sitooation"
npHE present opera bouffe in Washington (state) is sympto-
matio of the times.
Unrest, dissension, suspicion, fear all the vapors of the
witches broth are in the air.
This column doesn't know just what the hulabaloo between
Governor Clarence Martin and his bandmaster Lieutenant Gov
ernor is all about. '
But wo are quite certain that such a strange contest would
never have been staged in normal times.
With the Governor in the East, the Lieutenant Governor,
acting in his place called a special session of the state legislature.
The Governor hops back by airplane and revokes his sub
ordinate's order. The latter now announces he will carry the
fight to the state supreme court, and the fat is in the fire.
maintain if tempers weren't pretty much on edge, and
an abnormal psychology did not prevail, such a strange
situation would never have come about.
It only goes to show, no one is quite normal at the present
time, particularly where politics is concerned.
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NO doubt the main cause is this second depression or what
ever vnn wish tn rill it.
The first one was bad enough. But the second, coming so
shortly after, has all the qualities of irritation, resentment and
restrained rage, tnat usually attend a relapse irom a severe
illness.
There is a vague sense of injustice created, the disease was
cured once, why in time couldn't it stay cured! It "hain't fair"
to the long suffering patient, to win a battle against heavy
odds and then without a breathing spell be laid low. again
CO naturally everyone is more or less disposed to look around
for a goat. And under such circumstances, it doesn't take
much to set off tempers already balanced on hair triggers.
That or something like that, must be at the bottom of
this strange spectacle along the shores of Puget Sound, the
Governor engaged in a rough and tumble with his second in
command, to determine whether or not the members of the
legislature should get together as ONE orders, or return to
their homes and forget it, as the OTHER commands.
.
''SITE are quite sure that even a year ago, what appears to be
" purely a personal incompatability, would never have been
allowed to develop to such fantastic extremes.
The saving grace of humor, so conspicuous by its absence
almost everywhere at the present time, would have prevent
ed it.
Whose Face Is Red?
WE wonder if the faces of the "Republican leaders in the
enncrresfi nren't n trillo rprl thia hi.J,ht mmnin0
Messrs. Snell, Vandenberg, Hamilton, et al have all been
.tumping all over the President's new pump-priming program,
ever sines it was announced
There is nothing whatever, they claim, to commend it.
Spending was tried once and failed. It will fail again. Instead
of meeting the situation, the President as usual is evading it.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M D.
Signed letter, pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dlieaie
aUagnotl, or treatment will he answered by Or. Brady U a starai.rd sell
addressed envelope 11 enrluaea Letter, ihould De brie! and wrltua in Ink.
Owing to the large o umber ol letter, receded only a rew can oe answered
.No repl; can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions Address
Dr. IVIUlam Brady. 205 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
FRIDAY: DON'T BE NERVOUS, EAT FISH
According to Hutchison and Mott
ram ( Food an d the Principles of
Dietetics. Wm. Wood & Co., 1933), the
popular fancy that fish Is "brain
food" fs ground
ed on the belief
that flab Is spe
cially rich In
phosphorus. The
Swiss naturalist,
Agasslz, who It
seems, took
medical degree at
Munich the year
after he became
a doctor of phi
losophy at Er
langen perhaps
tney were care
less and left medical degrees lying
about un watched In those days
(1830). Being the rightful owner of
the degree of doctor of medicine,
Agasslz probably wanted to make
some use of It, so he delved a bit
into the medical "science" of the
day, learned that without phosphorus
thought is Impossible (this was the
dictum of Buchner, but It has long
since been laid away In the museum),
learned also that fish contains phos
phorus (as a matter of chemical
analysis meat, beans, corn, peanuts,
nuts, wheat, peas, oatmeal, eggs and
cheese contain more phosphorus than
fish does), and Uthely Jumped to the
conclusion that fish is brain food, j
This authoritative pronouncement es
tablished the Idea, and It thrived for
years, until Mark Twain, no mean
naturalist himself, applied It In prac
tice, prescribing a couple of whales
as a breakfast dish for a youth who
sought hints on how to become an
author.
The foods I specifically recommend
to prevent or cure what alls many
who consider themselves "nervous"
contain much calcium and at least
enough phosphorus for all bodily re
quirements. They are milk and milk
products, egg-yolk, oarrots, peas, beans.
peanuts, nuts, cabbage, plain wheat
(not refined flour or other refined
wheat products), greens. I now add
another Item to the diet for "ner
vousness" or "nerve weakness." I. too.
came by a medical degree In my youth
and I am anlous to make some use
of tt. So I hereby dub fish, even
fresh water fish but especially sea fish
and shellfish as good nerve food and
It matters little whether you take
oysters, lobster, canned salmon or sar
dines, brook trout or lake muskel
lunga or bass or perch, it Is all good
nerve food, and I'll tell you why.
All fish and shellfish contain more
or less vitamin D, the sunshine vita
min. In their body fat as well as the
DUT what does Thomas W. Iiamont, high ranking partner of
J. P. Morgan & Co., on his arrival from Europe, say about
the President's program f .
MR. LA MONT HEARTILY APPROVES IT.' He says there
is nothing else to do under the circumstances.- The essential
trouble with the country today is deflation. Ary steps taken
by the government toward making credit, more abundant will
counteract that tendency. . For the government to spend 4
billion dollars at this time, and ease the credit situation is all
to the good.
Mr. Lamont not only approves the program, he gives it his
PRAISE.
1J0V any fair person would grant Mr. Lamont knows
' SOMETHING about money and finance, he certainly
should it has been his life work. And while this column is
convinced there is no such thing as an absolute financial or
monetary authority, when the firm of J. P. Morgan is an
nounced, we can't believe Messrs. Snell, Vandenberg and Ham
iltonor any other Republican leaders, would share this
skepticism.
To the orthodox Republican, the firm of J. P. Morgan comes
as near to being the financial equivalent of the U. S. Supreme
Court, and Mr. Thomas Lamont its Chief Justice, or high
priest, as it is possible in their minds to elevate the realm
of jurisprudence to that of the higher finance.
Consequently, we wonder how Congressmen Snell and Van
denberg are taking this announcement from on high this fine
morning.
A RE they ignoring it, are they trying to explain it, or are
they doing what they can. sub rosn, to get J. P. Morgan's
senior partner, to see the light and cither retract such a damag
ing statement, modify it, or at least repeat no such pro-Roosevelt
heresy until after the congressional elect ions t
W e have an idea they are doing none of these things. More
than that we have an idea all three gentlemen, in fact practi
cally all the Q.O.P. leaders, secretly agree with Mr. Lamont
They don't like more government borrowing and spending, of
ourse. No sane person docs. But under the circmustauces
they perceive, that to prevent a national misfortune from be
coming a national catastrophe there is nothing else to do.
t
HUT this is an election year. The control of congress Is at
stake. It's no time to quibble about what is true or what
isn't. It IS time, to do EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE
to make Republican votes and kill Democratic ones.
So the President who happens to be a Democrat, can do
nothing riht. If he tries t reorganize the executive depart
ment, that's DICTATORSHIP. If he tries to pull the ship of
state out of a tailspin, by federal spending as he did once
before, that's BANKRUPTCY.
fat or oil in their livers. Even the
lowly burbot, allied to the 'cod,
abounding In the Great Lakes, New
England lakes and the lakes of Min
nesota and Wisconsin, large quantities
of which are used for fertilizer and
scorned as food for man, has been
found to 'm richer than cod or halibut
In vitamin D and Is now being ex
ploited for the medicinal value of Its
liver oil and body oil.
If more fish and shellfish Ls In
cluded In the dally diet, the notorious
shortage of vitamin D In the diet of
the average American will be to some
degree corrected. The only natural
sources of vitamin D In the diet of
the average American are milk, cream,
butter and egg-yolk, and few do or
can consume enough of these foods
to get the required amount of vita
min D.
Vitamin D la essential for the
absorption of calcium and Its utiliza
tion In the body.
So I say don't be nervous. Have
some more of this fine salmon salad
or now that the season ls on let's
have some fried oysters with a fistful
of greens and potatoes julienne.
Comment
on the
Day's News
Flight o' Time
Med ford and Jackson Cnnnty
history from the flies of the
Mall Tribune 10 and 90 years
ago.
' QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Locomotor Ataxia
Is locomotor ataxia inheritable? I
em anxious to know, because my
husband died with It. My daughter,
now 45 years old, complains of shoot
ing pains. (Mrs. N. L. R.)
Answer No. If your daughter did
not have syphilis at birth Bhe in
herited nothing of the sort. Loco
motor ataxia Is the result of syphilis.
If the father has syphilis (or the
mother before the child ls conceived,
the child may be born syphilitic (con
genital syphilis). If the child has
not syphilis at birth, the child will
not Inherit the disease.
Removing Tonsils
My daughter, aged 12, has a small
piece on tonsil left In the throat
iher tonsils were removed a few years
ago). The nose and throat specialist
says this piece may affect her eye
sight, as she ls quite near-sighted and
has to wear glasses. He wants to
remove it with surgery. (Mrs. S. L. H.)
Answer If the tag of tonsil must
be removed I'd have It done by dia
thermy. If she were my daughter. .
She need have no more fear of that
than she would of visiting the dentist
for cleaning the teeth or filling a
small cavity.
(Copyright 1938, John P. DUle Co.)
Ed Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Dr. Brndy
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. I... 365 El
Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
Man About
Manhattan
By GEORGE TUCKER
NEW YORK. You can blame the
likes of Oladyse Brunei, lady, if that
9500 spring coat looks like a million
on the model but like 30 cents on you.
You can blame
her, but It really
Isn't her fault.
Nor the model's,
nor the coat's.
Actually, it may
not be yours, but
It probably la.
That's why so
many wives, debs
and aspiring
mannequins g o
to s o h o o 1 s for
models.
And so Miss
Brunei French
and In her early thirties does her
best to show women how to come
down stairs elegantly (pertly, de
murely, vivaciously) Instead of trip
ping over the fifth step and landing
at the bottom In a heap of limbs,
lace and lingerie.
GtOiGE TUCUI
the least part. Graceful models stroll
up and down her 6tudlo. At regular
Intervals her own models go back to
school. This Is quite necessary. Tou
can play baseball 20 years and be a
star, yet did yoij ever hear of Dizzy
Dean starting a season without a
spring training campaign?
By FRANK JENKINS
JOB Dl Magglo, alter holding out
for weeks for 40.0O0. agrees to
accept t25.000 to play the 1938
season with the New York Yankees
"What the hell!" he saya. "I'm
glad It's over. All the talking gave
ma a headache.'
Well, a25,000 will buy a lot of
aspirin.
IACKIE Coogan says he earned
four million dollars before he
was 21. His mother (who seems to
be a grasping old hellion) Insists
that It waa only tl, 300,000.
Anyway, to ua little people out
here In the country. It was a lot.
What's a mere (2,700,000 In these
days of astronomical figures?
f-
THE moral, If any, ls something
like this: If you want to get
Into the big money, learn to ENTER
TAIN people.
W may kick about the price of
potatoes, but we pungle up cheer
fully enough for entertainment.
1
REMEMBER this, though: The
earning life of a box office
favorite la ahort, and at the end of
it lies tragedy. There la no more
pitiful object than a has-been.
And It usually turns out that the
bigger they are the harder they fall
FROM Tokyo comes this dispatch:
"Reinforced Japanese armies de
feated the Chinese along the south
Shantung front today (Wednesday)
At about the same hour of the
same day a Shanghai dispatch In
forms us that the Chinese have
"won new victories, driving a wedge
between trapped Japanese troop
bodies, surrounding thousands of
Japanese Infantrymen entrenched on
a hilltop and regaining the heights
dominating the whole narrow-gauge
railway from Uncheng to Talerhch-wang."
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
April 22. 1928.
(It waa Monday.)
Wllklna completes air flight across
the North Pole.
Al Smith wins Democratic primary
nomination for president In dry Iowa.
Barkdull building on North Central
avenue Is completed -
2.361 auto accidents reported
state during March.
Seattle boy, 4, smokes clgara and
ls very healthy.
Conditions at atata prison, ls re
port, are held "deplorable."
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
April 22. 1918.
(It was Tuesday.)
Clatoua McCredle, a Central Point
boy In th army, I recovering from
the meaalea In New York City.
the
Candidates swarming over
oounty, all rural points report.
British bottle up German subma
rine bases.
Senate debatea declaring war on
Bulgaria. Holland near breaking
point with Germany.
MILTON, April 22. (AP) lm
Culley of Weston was elected presi
dent of the Associated, Farmers of
Umatilla county here last night at a
meeting of the newly-formed organl
zatlon, sponsored by the Farm Bu
reau. Berkeley Davis of Pendleton, presi
dent of the Umatilla county Farm
Bureau, presided.
"To promote and protect the eco
nomic and agricultural welfare" waa
given as purpose of the organization.
Will Peterson. Pendleton attorney,
said the association has no criticism
of labor unions but Is opposed only
to "racketeering practices" which he
said are not approved by the rank
and file of workers.
Large Crowds Attracted
Evangelist W. E. Stram reports ex
cellent attendance at the flve-nlght
gospel rally at the Central avenue
Church of Christ Tabernacle. Evan
gelist A. J. Word from Portland will
bring his last tnessaze tonight at
7:30, the topic being "Danger."
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads ls 1:30 p. m.
Liberty Loan drive celebrated at
Gold Hill. Medford quota now S2S,
000 short.
Tom Mooney case under debate In
congress. . . .
OF
WHAT the news la. you see. de
pends pretty much on where
It comes from.
(As a matter of fact, you can't
really believe ANY news that ls censored).
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m.
(Contributed)
The responsibility of owning a
dog was emphatically brought borne
to two county residents yesterday.
when they were forced to pay 84 to
cover damagea done by their dogs to
some milk goats, owned by George i
m. uuage and pastured on Beall
lane.
The efficient work of the Jackson
county dog control board placed re
sponsibility of this damage directly
on the owners of the dogs. The dogs
were followed borne snd their own
ership established. One dog lived In
Medford and the other In the country.
A young . Irish woman who com
plained that her husband spanked
her "as one would beat an unruly
child." won a separation decree In
Dublin on the ground of cruelty.
Chevrolet
JINGLES
Ladies don't care if men do
razz their hats
They know they're no worse
than men's cravats
Maybe they are a bit gaudy,
these snappy lids,
Make some of the older girls
look like kids!
But at least they're differ
ent, and all the style,
Ladies what care we, though
the men DO smile?
Maybe the men would wear
funny toppers too
If they were as good looking
as most of you!
Chevy M. Hurd
Rope River Chevrolet
Main and Riverside
Service Dept. 32 So. Riverside
Used Car Lot Riverside at 4tb
i Mb
Miss Brunei points out that even
actresses study modeling to brush up
on stance, pirouettes, exits. Hotel
restaurant hostesses study modeling.
So do smart wives and debutantes.
And modeling, explains this young
woman, la something more than pos
ing In panties and showing white
teeth In a big smile: it ls a bit like
Gaul, because it ls divided Into three
parts fashion, photographc and art
And the model must be something of
an exhibitionist, and smart.
Photographic models make the most
money, and come Into quicker fame.
But their careers are short. They
click, they flame like starlets over
night; then they are forgot. Oirls
who model clothing, girls who move,
live, talk are far more interesting.
And their professional life is much
longer.
Which, In the final analysis. Is ,
something that should be considered.
M
urphy s
'I -" II W.f1,WIJ',' " '! IIWI.WWJ
i niitoZMtiWimM
Mart
Main and Grape 6 Free Deliveries ' Phone 143
"Where Ma Saves Pa's Money
Savings ton You!
CORN A 12 for $1.00
12 for SI
PEAS
303
Cans
Suppressed desire: To go up to the
steam table In an automat and order
crepes suzette.
SO while mid
Ilinlist",
under norms! condition this blow fi'om their "All-
mis'ht embiirrnss the anti-Roosevelt triumvirate
somewhat it promises to do no such thing, in the light of the
practirnl exigencies that exist
They are partisan pnlitieians, and nt election time have to do
the politician's work They don't like this relnff to their
pretentions from Wall Streei of course, but that is uo reason
wlij they yill not persist iu tht'in.
To a couple of housewives who
confessed their husbands had rather
look upon Mvrna Loy In a fur coat
than upon themselves In clinging silk
Jersey, Miss Brunei replied: "You must
learn not to lope across a room blind
ly, shove out a hand, and aay 'Howdy.
Butch,' If you do. you not only look
like an animated saw-horse your
out-stretched hand mlslfct conceivably
end up In the punch bowl Instead
of In the other person's hand.
"There there Is the matter of
walking. Imagine you are carrying a
basket of eggs on your head but
easily. To walk carefully Is to walk
erect, even glldtngly. but never awag
gerlngly. Use the hands Judiclouily
to accentuate the curve of the body
and fit of the gown. Put one foot
so. the other so. to turn gracefully.
Carry the head at this atwle for an
entrance of state; at that angle for
arriving at an Informal function."
There is more; much more. There
la a whole school of thought and I cioslnr time for roo Lst to Clas
act!onvof which calisthenics are not'slfy Ads la 1:30 p. m.
SEEK MORE VICTIMS
IN DEBRIS OF CAFE
PHENIX CITY. Ala., April 22. & j
Rescue workers sought additional
victims today In the wreckage of a j
two-story cafe building that collaps- J
ed yesterday, bringing death to at j
least 31 negroes and Injuries to 84 :
other persona.
A portion of a roof of a building ,
next door to the cafe collapsed Wed-
nesday. slightly Injuring 10 negroe. ;
The remainder of the roof crashed
yesterday, bringing down the east
wall of the cafe building snd wreck
ing the negro section of the eating
place.
The cafe was a licensed liquor store.
Bite
Tomatoes
Bagley, No. 2',
12 for SI. 00
PORTLAND, April 32. (API J. E.
Sophy. 66. clerk of the Multnomah
county district cotirt for more than
a year, died yesterday.
Q Overwork, illness, wrong food, lack of exercise al collect their
tell. Now', the lime to ael bsck to normal.
Are you feeling discouraged snd "run down" these days? It may be
because indoor living, worry snd overwork have conspired to wear
down your resistance and reduce the iron content of your blooi
An iron deficiency can weaken energy and make a man or woman
imagine almost everyihing is wrong when really the condition is not
serious.
If ou are "below par" jut start taking Pursang. See how much
better vou feel in two or three davs. Pursang conuins iron and
copper oompoiin.l effective in inrrfasing hemoglobin, the suh-slam-e
that makes red blood red. At the same time it stimulates
appetite and aid, dige.tion. Pursang contains no sugar. Begin yonr
Purang treatment todavl
WKSTEKN THRIFT STORES
Fresh Fruits
andVegetahles
GRAPEFRUIT
Fancy Arizona, An.
doz. 3
f Spinach
Royal Club, No. 2yi
8 for S1.00
Pineapple
No. 2, Sliced
7 for S1.00
1 1
UssasaaMie&iatti
TOMATOES
Red ripe,
2 lbs
LETTUCE
Large solid
heads, 2 for
CARROTS
Long, crisp,
bunch
NEW PEAS
Full pods,
2 lbs
15c
.9c
2c
15c
Grapefruit 8 for $1.00
0YSTERS-cn8forS1.00
TUNA 6for$1.0Q
SUGAR 20 ibs. S LOO
FLOUR
Snow Drop
49 lb. bag $1.29
FLAGSTAFF
Hard wheat, guaranteed
40 lb. bag $1.39
SPECIAL
Butterscotch Nut Roils
Pan of 6 for . . . .
RAISED DO-NUTS doz. 19c
PEAR BREAD
White. Good Toasting, Extra Flavor
11c a Loaf