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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1S38. PAGE FOUR MEDFORDiTRIBUNE "ETiryon Id ftoothi'rn Gretna ttaada tba Uall TrllmiM." Pally Exempt Bnlitrday. Publlahe. by MBDKORD PK1NTINO CO. It-U.gf, No Vir St. - phone 18 ROHGRT W RUHU Editor. BRNKRT R OIL8TRAP. Uanaaer. Ao lndpti1Dt Nawapapar. Entra1 aa aaconfl-claaa mattar at Med ford. Ortgoo. undar Act of March I. 17 HHHHlMtlPTION RATES By Wall In Advanca: Dally and Sunday ona rear.... .14.00 Dally and rmrniay en monm, . Dally and Sunday three month Daily and Sunday on monih... By Carrier In Advance Madford. I. BO 1.00 Tl HHU Bonne River. Phoenla, T alanu ana on mmor rou.ea: Dally and Sunday ona yaar Dally and Sunday ona month,.. ' All terma cah In advance. OfHrrnl Paper of the City of Medfnrd Offklal I'a per of JarLtaoo County UEMIIKH OF TUB ASMOCIATKI) PKKAH Rrcriiylna Full lieed IV Ira Hervlre. - Ti AuAfmd Praia la axclualvely an titled to tha ua for publication of alt niwi dlapatchee credited to It or other wlae credited to ihta paper, and aleo to tha local nii publlahed herein. All rlchta for publication of epeelal dlapetchaa herein are aiao reeervea- UEUIIKR OF UNITED PRESS MEMBER OF AUDIT RtlREAO OF CIRCULATIONS National Adftrtlilnt HeprftiWttai WEfiT IIOI.I.IDAV COMPANY i INC. Office to New Tori. Chicago. Detroit. San Pranctaco, Loe Angelee, Seattle. Portland, SU Lou I a. Atlanta, Vancouver II c. Member Association Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. . tm HiKt.inffiiiHhAd secretary of the Interior paid thta atate a floetlng visit, and assumed tha long-distance management of Oregon- democracy, with a parting blaat, In which ha questioned tha mantallty of votera opposed to tha New Deal. All algna Indicate, however, they ara not crazy amough to obey hla ordera at the polls. During moat of hla atay Mr. Secretary enacted tha role of a atrong, silent man, and waa wordleaa Mid wlndleaa. The strain waa too much and ha exploded at Bonneville Dam with a mild hymn of hat. HI remsrks were timely. In complet ing the ruin of the allm chance hla pet candldatea have. They left be tween 40,000 and 60.000 Democrats madder than ever and firmly con vinced they were right the flrat time. If anybody wante to hear tha word sportsmen" apoken with deep emo tional bitterness, and with all the eases hissed vehemently, they should oonverse with a rural lady, whose prize pullet has been shot for a Chi nese pheasant. '.. HOISTED BY '(VN PETARD (Cona Da Times) "The editorial writer of this paper haa been giving moral sup port of the clty'a campaign to enforce trafflo laws. Yesterday he had a chance to give financial support, too, forking-over 1 for overpnrklng hla auto at the aide of tha office." The esteemed Salem Statesman edi torially alleges Olenda Farrell of the movies, recently elected mayor of North Hollywood, "la only passably good looking, In a homely aort of way." Ia that so? That writer, hsa looked at the new state capltol building too long, and ahould con fine hla beauty orlttclem to it. "Honey makes an excellent anti freeze for your automobile, declarea writer In a motor magazine. It takea aome peraona a long time to find out things." (Oakland (Calif.) Tribune) Pert observation. H. Carlton, the Flounce Rk. farmer towned and traded Mon. He comes to town ao seldom, ha whistles back at the traffic signals. . TUB WOMAN OF IT ' (F.IOnrnrto (Kan.) Times) ' "The stylist who saya the glrla are to keep Uieir hair tip two years, may know fashion, but he doesn't know women. They can't even keep the furniture In the same part of the room that long. Only last Tuesday, this column mentioned the grace and be eominflneas wtth which an El Dorado girl waa wearing the new high hair-do, but while tha papers were being run off (he press, the young woman was In a beauty shop having har hair mode changed back to low." Today marks the and of tha 108 deer hunting season. Many hunters had no luck, outside of returntng from tha timber Intact. "La Ittlng. who became a radio and movie star because ahe could alng like a baritone, wept In aoprano as ahe recounted the eventa lcadtng up to the shooting of her husband. Myrl Alderman, 30. by her ex-hue-band, Mnrtln Snyder. 43." (Press Dispatch) A neat trick, but who wouldn't? land-owners' complete oontrol of their party, but when tha liberal radical. Lloyd George, proceeded to destroy the very foundatlona of Jhe land-owners' political Influence, he around the kind of hatred Rooae velt has done here. Yet the British eonscrviiitve never forgot their les son. Neville Chamberlain blmself, I The I Capital Parade j (Continued from Page Ona ) j Tourist Industry FOUR monthg ago the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce assumed active leadership in an effort to organize communities and resort operators for a practical, business-like promotion of tourist travel to this area. There was an obvious need for supplanting existing hit-or-miss effort with an intel ligently planned, coordinated program. It was recognized that delay in effecting auch a program would be costly; the Golden Gate International Exposition is almost at hand with an estimated minimum attendance of twenty million visitors. Every one of these twenty million vacationists becomes a potential guest of this area a PAYING guest, tool Preliminary surveys were made so that the habits and needs of the touring public might be determined. The ground work was laid for a comprehensive, cooperative program which was to follow. The first step has now ' communities and resort owners effected under guidance of the Commerce. Here is encouraging progress I This initial- organization will undoubtedly experience its growing pains there will be many problems and details to iron out, but its foundation' ia right; its method of operation sound. Here is an association of communities and resort owners meeting mutual problems on a common ground,, in a spirit of friendly cooperation. On such a basia success seems assured! What are these mutual problems t ' The first important one is attracting tourists and vacation ists to this richly endowed area. This can be achieved through a coordination of all advertising' and publicity, efforts into ONE well directed campaign. To .become most effective, this campaign must be in harmony with those of the Oregon State Highway Commission and the Association. Once the vacationing publio has been sold on the glories of southern Oregon's scenic attractions, the important job of properly accommodating and entertaining our guests becomes a major problem. Facts must be faced! Surveys conducted by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce show a decided need for IM PROVEMENT and EXPANSION of facilities for serving the touring publio. Some resort operators have already realized and met this need ; others MUST tise southern Oregon as a vacation playground, a tourist paradise," we must DELIVER It is a healthful sign when reach the point of ORGANIZING to solve such problems as these! ' WITHIN the near future the Commerce will sponsor a personnel of resorts, service stations and ALL publio and private enterprise related to the tourist industry, will be schooled in the varied attractions of th'iB area and the best methods of serving the motoring public. It all adds up to this : The visitor must be warmly received ; friendly hospitality must be extended, and adequate facilities f. hi. nnmtnrt en1 M TOrtai'nm Sit t miiat tlB DfOVWed. The reSllltf I.I "in .....- v . A happy, satisfied guest who stays longer, spends more money HERE and leaves as an entnusiasuc ruuair.in TViio nowonn nor pnmTilPlnfi tha Jackson County Chamber of for atariinc the ball ative movement that should spread to ALL southern Oregon and northern California counties. as mis column nan em phasized in the past, this program will in no way conflict with the valuable work of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association and the Redwood Empire Association, instead it will SUPPLEMENT nnd EMPHASIZE the efforts of these well established agencies. FROM a mass of inquiries, reports' of tourist bureaus and surveys of various types, these facts are sifted out: The tourist business here for 1039 will exceed the best previous year by 40 percent; many who have planned trips to the west and the Golden Gate International Exposition next year have fore gone their 1038 vacation so that more time and money will be available for 19:10 ; average Mr. and Mrs. Vacationist will expect and demand BETTER accommodations and will be willing to PAT MORE for them when they tour the western states next year. This information is enlightening and encouraging i A bumper' tourist crop will definitely affect ALL who live in southern Oregon for tourist dollars flow rapidly through the arteries of business. Those who are directly connected with the tourist industry, and the many more who are not, will benefit by a stimulated tourist business. From a standpoint of self-interest alone, EVERYONE should lend a helping hand to the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce in this laudable and timely effort to put the tourist in dustry here on a sound, progressive basis. H. G. who la scarcely a pink, made his political reputation administering housing and related measures which a good many people In thla country would probably deacrlba aa socialism. Throughout tha twenties, the American Republican party waa not even like the British Tory party before Joe Chamberlain. It was Ilka tha Tory parly before the reform bill. Big business ran the Republi cans, and the Republicans ran the country, and that was all there waa to It. This stata of affairs waa cur iously glorified aa tha reign of "pri vate enterprtae." and obviously nec essary social welfare measures, which might have been conservatively writ ten and administered, were frowned on aa "Interfering with private en terprise" or "the American spirit." Tha Republican years had their natural climax In the Hoover ad ministration. A great depression tragically underlined the pressing need for certain social and regula tory statutes. In the White House raa Herbert Hoover, a painfully hon est, eourageoua and high-minded man, whose only dtfect waa a re ligious belief In tha political theory of hla party. For example, when It was as plain as the noae on your face that the millions of unemployed needed relief, and whan the local relief machinery had already alt but completely collapsed, he stlli insisted that "private enterprise" and "local Looks Ahead been taken ; an organization of within this county has been Jackson County Chamber of Shasta Cascade. Wonderland , recognize it. When we adver THE GOODS! , communities and resort owners Jackson County Chamber of series of classes in which the rollius in this entire cooper Inlllatlva" must be allowed to handle the problem. Ivan at the very close of hla term, when social unrest waa frlghtenlngly acute, a amall appropriation for re lief loans to statea waa aa far aa he would go. Had he accepted tha Inevitable and offered a federal re lief program, we might now have a sensible relief system. Instssd. he turned his back on reality, with the result that the present relief eye tern, worse In every way than any thing Hoover could have dreamed, has now been Imposed upon us.t Throughout the Roosevelt yeara. until very recently, the Republican party showed no sign of change from the Hoover alUtude. There were no leaden to challenge big business' power In the party, and American big business, which haa alwaya cher ished tha open shop aa a sort of sacred Institution, refused to give In anywhere because the new power of labor meant aurrender on the open shop. Now, however, the open v. elcwed shop la almost a dead Issue. New leadera. Ilka Lodge and Simp son, are springing up. In some states, big business power among the Re publicans is being challenged, and the average American, conservative at heart, la asserting himself In tha party. The party la learning the Brit ish lesson, and. If tha lesson la un derstood widely enough, the party may become a living political force once mote. Personal Health Service By William sinned letters pertaining to persona I health and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brady If a stamped self addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In ink. Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady 265 El Catnlno, Beverly Hills, Calif. 80 YOU HAVE In "New Design for Dwindling" a reduction diet la given in detail, and the overweight individual Is ad vised to take a dally vitamin supplement with the diet. Now vitamin B Is sometimes called the "appetite promoting" vita min, and In fact the same vita min supplement, containing B and other , vitamins, will help an un derweight person with poor appetite to gain weight and vitality. Thla la too much for the layman with a amatterlng of medical knowledge to handle. He la apt to ask me how I reconcUe such contradictory assertions. A look Into physiology may help to clarify the apparent conflict. In the normal atomach there are con tractions of the muscular coat when the . stomach haa been empty for a While, and these contractlona cause the sensation we call hunger. If the corrections are more vig orous than normal they may cause actual pain or distress hunger pains. Chewing palatable food quick ly Inhibits or stops the contractions. Now a good many overweight In dividuals have rather too much ap petite, as they say. In a sense there may be some foundation for that belief, for certainly many overweight Individuals crave and can eat larger quantities of sugar, candy or sweets than the normal Individual does or can. But the overeating of the over size Individual la due rather to the atony or say the flabby or weakened atate of the atomach muscle and the consequent desire for a greater quantity of food in the atomach to give that satisfying sense of fulness or repletion which naturally regu lates the Intake of food. Not only that, but also the flnbblness of the voluntary belly muscles, the muscles of ths abdominal wall. In one who takes little exercise, la a factor of overeating. In his book "The Little Things In Life" (Appleton-Century) Prof Barnett Sure suggests that prolonged deficiency of vitamin B In the diet leada to atony of the atomach mus cle, ao that the hunger contractions are weaker and appetite la poor. Most people, fat or thin, are plod Man About Manhattan By GEORGE TUCKER NEW YORK In one of the lesser courts the other day a seaman was requested to tell what he knew about a broker who had disappeared at sea. It was an old case and the hearing was of a private nature. Tf J a few spectator. nnd the usual reporters. The spectators, however, became confused as the testimony pro gressed. Most of it was given in lingo peculiar to the sea and a casual survey a.li-T laj GtOflGE 1UCKC among those present revealed that not on person accurately could de fine such maritime words as "hurrU cane deck," "lee," "lower away," and winch" all this, mind you, within 300 yarda of the New York harbor, which is the greatest seaport in the world. Benay Venuta kissed a trip to Tahiti goodbye to take a role In Kiss the Boys Goodbye." And that's not Just a play on words, either. Por a year thla tall, statuesque blonde radio songstress had been planning a second vaga bond Jaunt to the Island in tne southern Pacific ocean. Had her beachcomber's outfit out of moth balls, too. Then last summer along cam Brock Pemberton with a script of the aerate h-aa-can -scratch Clare Booth comedy. Would Miss Venuta consider playing a straight role, the part of a tough, glamor girl of the screen? "Sure I considered," Mlsa Venuta salys, "but it didn't take me long to make up my mind. I've done everything there is to be done In show business, except play a dra matlo role. And honestly, I had a terrific hankering to do Just that." So back into mothbaJla went the beachcomber's psntles and shirt. And for the first summer In many years. Miss Venuta remained In New York. To prepare for her first dramatic venture on Broadway Mtss Venuta hied herself out to the cow barn circuit. Joining the Cedarhurst P'.ay era. Por weeks she got 1 her etaiie bearings tn "Berkeley Square." play ing with Douglas Montgomery. Then, a ,ene -summer's veteran of stock, she went Into "Kiss the Boys Oooriby. When she Isn't working. Mlsa Vs nut likes to rove the hish scas. Adventure seems to come naturally to her. They started coming her way when, taking a vacation from a fin ishing school In Be u pre, Switzerland she hired a boat for a Mediterranean cruise. The voyage b gued down when the wind died away and the motor refued to kkk over Pour days of drifting about found them without food. Just as thinks looked bad, a tramp freighter picked thsm up. On another ocoMlon, Benay went fhark fishing with Joan L-weJI rif .tamsUa. A sud.-lrn ft pled fhrlr boat up on i reel. A rescue pa'1 laCL Brady, M P. NO APPETITE? ding along on an Inadequate diet, ao far aa vitamins are concerned, anyway, when they restrict the diet for the purpose of reduction or for any other purpose they cut down the vitamin intake along with the caloric Intake. This rather aevere re atrlctlon In the vitamin Intake ac counts for the failures and for many of the disasters that come to those who attempt to diet without bene fit of medical advice. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Flfty-Flfty Ia the blood of a human infant more of the mother's or more of the father's? Who la nearest to a msn, his mother or his son? Your answer to these questions will end a pro longed debate In our household. (Mrs. M. L.) Answer Mother and father con tribute equally to the blood of the child. A man'a son la nearer to him than his mother, If an absolute choice must be made. Ills Called Rheumatism If you have any literature dealing with chronic arthritis or rheuma tism I would like Vo get It. At the age of 64 I am afraid I am begin ning to develop rheumatoid arth ritis. In my finger Joins and occas ional manifestations In the knees. (Mrs. C. M. B.) Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for monograph on arthritis. Enclose ten cents coin If you want booklet "Ills Called Rheumatism" which deals with various types of Joint trouble In greater detail. , Vitamin D Complex for Deafness Many thanks for your suggestion of vitamin B complex for deafness right ear stone deaf, left soon to follow, according to ear specialist. After a little over a month of dally ration of vitamin B complex as you recommended, my hearing has Im proved to a remarkable degree. (E M. B.) . Answer If a thousand Individuals with "catarrhal deafness" would sys tematically and regularly take an optimal dally ration of vitamin B complex to supplement their ordin ary diet, we might aoon find out Just how much benefit Is to be de rived from this harmless, rather generally healthful practice. Ed. Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. Brady should send letter direct to nr. William Drady, M. D 265 El Camlno. flcvi-rly Hills, Calif. arrived not many minutes before their craft went to pieces. Two summers ago. Miss Venuta traipsed down to Tahiti, a 8.000-mile Jaunt, and got In six weeks of beach combing, painting, and photography. She built herself a tennis court and taught the natives how to play base ball. She lived what she call the "Life of Venuta." Before priming herself for the dra matic stage. Miss Venuta sang for the networks in the "blues" manner and was a graduate of the night club circuit. Now that she's crashed the dramatic stage, ahe Is toying with another ambition: to become a mod ern dancer. But not for some time. "I'm going back to. Tahiti next summer," she says. "Why, I have a 89-year lease on a cottage there!" FARM CO-OPS IN WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (Ap) Samuel D. Sanders, cooperative bank commissioner in the fnrm credit ad ministration, said today the farm cooperative system "apepara to be in a stronger position than at any time In its 70 years of history." Sanders spoke at a conference of offtclals of the twelve district banks for cooperatives. They gathered to discuss a "sound credit" policy. He reported cooperative rriarketlng had retrained most of its depression losses and that cooperative member ship had more than doubled In the last 10 years. Today, he said, there are IS. 573 farm cooperatives and mutual com panies witl. a gross annual business of $2,7S0,O00.0OO. ERIE OFFICIAL NAMED S. P. VICE-PRESIDENT NEW YORK, Oct. 23. (AP) John O. Walsh, seetetnry and treasurer of the Erie Railroad Co. has been ap pointed vice-president in charge of finance of the Southern Pacific Co., :t waa announced tod.iv. Phone 543. Well haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. ' Pil Aivnr fnr cotlce, for drip X Mists Comment on the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS HERE La something that will sur prise you: . Scalding, claim the lives of more children under five yeara of age than any other form of accident. More than nine hundred American chil dren perish from thla cause every year. , These figures are vouched for by the statisticians of one of the na tion's largest Insurance companies. FJAlilNO into containers of hot or e. poiune; nuuu ia too most nc quent cause of fatal acaldlngs, ac counting for 57 percent of these ac cidents last year. Other, and somewhat more un usual causss, are leaking hot water bags, unduly long exposure to a team Inhaling kettles, swallowing hot wa ter from a teapot and scalding of hands and arms under faucets turned by the. child while the mother was temporarily absent from the room. Thirty-elx percent of the total oaused their own death by upsetting containers of hot or boiling liquid. Some pulled pots of hot tea or soup from a table, while others climbed on chalra and upset containers sup posedly out of their reach on a shelf. IP YOU follow the papera closely, . you've noticed the big spy scare in the past week or so. . Here la a oynlcal suspicion: This big spy scare will be followed by a proposal to congress to create e, new spy-bunting organization that will provide a lot of new Jobs. In these days, you know, providing more Jobs la one of the first and most important duties of govern ment. THERE are undoubtedly spies oper ating In the United states many of them, beyond question, paid by foreign governments. These spies must be discouraged and probably will be. But thla writer haa ft notion that among the problems we are called upon to solve the spy problem la one of the minor ones, . f On the Radio Chains STATIONS. Where to Find Them on the Dial: KKX, Portland, 1180; KFI. 840, Los Angeles; KOA, 1470, Spokane; KOO, 790, San Francisco; KG IV, 020, Portland; KJH, 970, Seattle; KNZ, 1050, Los Angeles; KOA, 8811, Denver; KOIN, S40. Portland; KOMO. 926, Seattle; KPO. 680. San Frnnrl.ro: KSI.,1180. Salt Lake. Tuesday 5:00 Plantation Party. KPO. KQW; Ross and Yeo, KNX. KOIN; Drama. KSL; World on Parade, KOO, KEX. 5:30 Paul Careon. organist, KPO. KOW: Aursndt'a Orch., KNX: In formation Please, KOO, KEX; Al Jolson, KSL. 5:00 Kelsey's Orch., KPO, KOW; We the People, KNX, KOIN. KSL. 6:30 Fibber McOee, KPO. KFI, KOW: Ooodman'a Orch., KNX, KSL, KOIN; News. KJR. 7:00 Bob Hope. KPO. KOW. KFI: Drama, KNX, KSL, KOIN: Jamboree. KEX. 7:30 Jimmy Fldler, KPO, KFI, KOW: Songs, KNX; Blane Orch., KOO, KEX. 7:45 State of the Nation, KOO. KEX; Uncle Ezra, KPO. KOW, KFI; American Viewpoints, KNX. 8:00 Amos and Andy. KPO, KOW, KFI; Cab Calloway's Orch., KNX; Dance Orch., KJR: World on Parade, KQO: News, KEX. KOA. 8:15 Vocal Varieties, KPO, KFI, KOW: Cslloway's Orch, KSL; Benny Wslker, KOO. 8:30 Johnny Presents. KPO, KFI. KOW; Frank Novak's Orch., KOA: Drama. KNX, KOIN. 8:00 Basle's Orch., KSL; Al Jol son. KNX. KOIN"; Good Morning To night, KPO. KFI. KOW; Dance Orch., KOA. KEX: News, KJR. 9:18 On with the Dance, KOO; Bestor's Orch., KOA, KEX; News KSL. 9:30 Screen Scoops, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Kings Orch, KPO, KOW; Brown's Orch., KOO, KEX. 9:45 University Explorer, KOO. KEX: Kaye's Orch..KNX. KSL: Politi cal Talk. KPO. 10:00 Reporter. KPO, KOW, KFI; Viennese Echoes, KOO, KEX; News. KNX. 10:30 Ftelda' Orch.. KOO. KEX; Sudv'a Orch.. KPO, KOW, KFI. 11:00 Winston's Orch, KPO. KFI KOW; Carson, organist, KOA; World vnur mnnev! Genuine dr!t ot gUis-maker and t special Ciena lor penuuuui r pen boiling. Identical in flavor eithet one gives you more flavot to the cup. Tiltn Piptrt In Every Csn el Drip Cofff ........ n..h sr MX on paraae, auu, KSU Wednesday. , . 5:00 One Man'a Family. KOA; rs,w.nt Problems. KOO, KEX; Contrasts, KFI; Municipal Gov ernment, KPO; . Chlqulto and Orch, KNX. KOIN. 8:15 Current problems, auu. vir irnv Howie Wing. KNX, KOIN; Moving Stories of Life, KPO. 5-30 Swarthout s music. XM: Hobbv Lobby, KPO. KFI. KQW; Organist. KNX. KOIN. 8:00 Rainbows cno. sn. Paul Carson. Organist. KFI, KOW;' Columbia Workshop, KSL. ' ' 6:30 Star Theater. KSL, KNX, KOIN; Now and Then. KQO, KEX; Martin's Music. KOW; Political Talk, KPO, KFI: News. KJR. 7:00 Kay Kyser's Musical. KPO. KQW, KFI; Magnolia Blossoms, KOO, KEX. ' 7:30 Minstrel Show, KQO, KEX; Jim McWIlllama. KNX, KSL. KOIN. 8:00 Amos and Andy, KPO; KOW. KFI; News. KEX. ; 8:15 Human Side of the News, KPO, KFI, KQW; Lum and Abner, KNX, KSL. KOIN; Dance Orch, KOO, KOA, KEX. '' 8:30 Whlteman's Orch, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Dorsey'a Orch, KPO, KFI. KGW; Osborne Orch, KOO. KEX, KOA. 9:00 Town Hall Tonight. KPO,. KFI, KOW; Gang Busters, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Clintons Orch, KQO, KEX: News, KJR. 9:30 Drama, KQO, KQA; Harold Ickea Talk, KNX, KOIN; News, KSL. 10:00 Marshall Orant, KSL; Re porter, KPO, KQW, KFI; Martin's Orch, KQO. KEX; News. KNX. . 10:15 On the Air. KNX, KOIN, KSL; Gentleman Preferred, KPO, KGW. ', 10:30 King's Orch, KPO, KGW; The Wanderer. KGO. KEX. 11:00 Winston's Orch, KPO, KFI. KOW; King's Orch, KNX, KSL, KOIN; News, KQO. 1 Ye Poets Corner Another ode a poet brings Of Barnum now and Holbrook alngs. They caught It there In old Brook ings. . , They said they did but did they do It? - Just ask them once and make them prove It And then ask me there's nothing to It, The Nook Cafe (that's ' where I learned) I sat In booth all unconcerned Details of Tom of course I spurned. But this they asked: "Both far and wide A fish upon this coastal tide We've tried to buy (And how we've tried!) To go back home we feel pale pink. VOU tell us what to do. TfOU think." So, "Here, take this," quoth Tom, with wink. i ' : The one he gave them was. ao cold And only four or six years old. The last In storage to be sold. Then out with glee these men. did weave Accounting something up their sleeve Of what In Medford who'd, believe? While Tom roared out, "Good, luck, . my menl When you are up, .come down agalpl" Then got he out his Ink and . pen And said to me. "I'll tell you what Tell Art to put It tn the pot The kind of fish It was were caught." And Tom he thought he'd' write some too. To Medford fishermen he knew And this Is what he thought would do: "Behold the fishermen They srlseth early In the morning And dlsturbeth the whole household Mighty are thejr preparations They goeth forth full of hope And when the day la long spent They returneth smelling of strong drink And the truth is not In them." " MRS. BERTHA VTMONT. To bring bsck grass to western ranges and combat the encroach ment of the desert, mnn thn so. 000 pounds of carefully tested grass seros win re sown soon by CCC workers. Eat Our 100 "WHEAT GERM" For Youthful Health ' Real Bargains In Lumber at BIG PINES LUMBER CO. PHONE 1 Flight o Time Medford and Jackson County history from the flies of the Msll Tribune 10 and 20 yean ' 'ago.- " ' ' ' TEN YEARS AOO TODAY . . October M. 1928 , , (It Was Thursday) , Sams Valley to start construction of new school gymneelum at once. Citizen fined 8100 for possession of moonshine..' Medford to play The Dalles for the state championship November 17, and Espee will run a special train te the Columbia river city. Wild bee tree hunting Is the favor ite sports of many valley resident. Klamath Falls excited about gam with Medford high next Saturday, and will send large rooting aeetlon. Prosperity at high tide over the nation: Democrats claim plot to de feat them In general election. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY October 25. 1918 . . , (It Was Friday) Italians launch an offensive on the Plave; Allies force back Germans In Belgium, with French driving a wedge Into the Hlndenburg line; Berlin calls upsn the kaiser to quit the . throne; Americans Improve their positions on both sides of the River Meuse; President Wilson's reply to the German peace offer meets with the approval of the British leaden. President Wilson Issues an appeal to the people to elect a Democratlo congress If they approve of his con duct of the war. "Return of a Repub lican majority would be certainly Interpreted on the other side of the water as a repudiation of my lead ership." the president eald. Unknown . wretch breaks Into a West Palm street henhouse and kills 33 hens and one rooster. , . , Meteorological Report October 35 Forerasta Medford and vicinity: Increasing eloudlnesa tonight and Wednesday, followed by rain Wedneaday. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to--night and Wednesday, followed by rain Wednesday in west portion. Lit tle change in temperature, gentle southeast wind off the coast. ., Local Data .Temperature a year ago todayi Highest,, 75; lowest, 39. Totsl monthly rpreclplftatlon .08 in. Deficiency for the month .85 In. Total' precipitation eince Septem- ' ber 1. 1938, .66 Inch. Deficiency for the sesson .79 Inch Relative humidity at 5 p.m. yes terday, 48 per cent; 5 a.m. today, 94 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrl&e. 6:37 a.m. Sun set, 5:13' p.m. Observations Taken at 5 a. m., 120 Meridian Time. 5 si lil 8 gs S3 us Su r g o o - IP i' r Boise 73 36 Clear Boston ' Chicago ,- 64 36 Clear Denver 70 40 Clear Eureka ' 62 48 Clear Helena . i 52 46 P. CdJY Los Angeles 86 48 Clear MEDFORD 62 37 Clear : New York ..., 64 43 .34 Clear Omaha 64 36 Clear Phoenix ; 90 46 Clear Portland -., . 60 63 .13 Rain Reno-. 74 33 Clear Roseburg 62 46 T Cloudy Salt Lake 66 38 clear San Francisco,.. 72 63 Clear Seattle 88 43 .04 Clear Spokane 66 38 .01 Clear Washington, D C. 60 40 .32 Clear Yakima 66 38 Clear JINGLES Copyrighted I get a big kick out of mak ing a friend Selling Chevrolets ia ths means to that endl Having satisfied owners is certainly our goal, To get their "confidence vote" at every poll I Believe ' you'll agree, we should point with pride, The fact they buy Chevrolets even before a ride I Of course they're not taking the chance that appears For they've been Chevrolet drivers for years and years I Chevy M. Hurd Rogue River Chevrolet Main and Riverside Service Dept. 12 North Rlversld I'sed Car Lot Riverside at 4th. 6TH AND FIB 4
