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PJCT3E TWELVE MEDFOTCD MATL TRTBTTTCE, .rEDFOTtD, OITOCiOy. THTTtSDAT, yOTTrBE'R 17. 1938. MEDFORIVit&vTRIBUNE "Everyone ! Soot htm Orm i in nui innaM.-' Dally Kacepi Saturday. Published by MRDFORD PRINTING CO. tT-: No. rir 8t. Phona T ROBERT W. nUHU Editor. RRNERT R. GILBTIIAP, Manr, An lnopndnt Nwpapr. r.ntar1 aa Mcantl-cliaa mattar at Mad ford. Oregon, under Act of March I, 17I. BUBSChlPTION RATES n Vail In Advance! Datljr and Sunday one year Daily and Sunday atx months... S.Bo Dally and Sunday three month. J. 00 Daily and Sunday one month H ' By Carrier In Advmnc-(-Mlford, Aeh land. Central Point, Jacksonville, Gold Hill. Roa-ua River, Phoenix, .Talent, and an motor routeat Dally and Sunday on year $.o DaJlT and Sunday one month Ta All term caab In advance. Official Panr or the Clly of Medford, orriclal Paper of Jarkftoo Coonty. MKMHER OF THIS AHSOCIATBD I'KKSS RMlTlna Frill Leaeed Wire Mftico. The Associated Preae le eclulvely en titled to the use for publication of all neve dlapatche credited to It or other wise credited to this paper, and alio to the local newa pubimnen nerein. All rlfhta for publication of apeelal dlapatche herein are alio reserved. MEMBEh OK UNITED PHBBB MEMBER UP AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertlelnff Kepratentatlve WEST-BOLLI DAY COMPANY INC. Office In New York. Chicago, Detroit, San Franclaco. JjOM Ancles, Seattle, Portland, St. Louie, Atlanta, Vancouver, Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Arfiif Hitler, dictator of Germany, boasts he only sleeps five hours per dy. This causes him to get out of bed on the wrong aide, filled with sadistic desire to behead all who aoqulre the required eight hours of An eastern writer reports his great et trouble li "the Inability to stop writing." After telling that one, It should be no trouble to atop, e MFor several years, Willi Mahonay has run for high office, thus far unsuccessfully." (Klamath Fa lis Herald) Guess what Mr. Mahoney Is foln to do the next time he gets a ohanoe. e e "PRIDE OF CONQCB8T" (Heppner (Ore.) News) "The animal was killed by Mc Kensle, according to reports. They looked quite cold with snow and frost all over their car and the elk which was strapped on behind. They seemed rather proud, driving down Main and still wearing their red hats." e The Banana Squash Is now on the market. It U no libel to state the I banana got ths worst ox tns aeaj. A scoreless tie between "Old Ore gon" and OSO. Is prayed for In soma circles, when they clash upon the gridiron. Old grads of either In stitution, who In aplte of a college education, are Democrats, might be hard put to weather two heartrend ing defeats In the same month. eve "TURKEY BUYER LOSES FOWL. slM. AUTO" (Siskiyou News Head line) Turkey Ac trlmmJn's, "Don't keep telling her that you are unworthy of her. Let it be a surprise." ( Detroit News) Advice to the lovelorn. J. Wesley Bates, the tonaorlal art ist, had ft birthday last week, no body waa suppoeed to suspicion, e e e "Snow and Ice, coupled with the week-end caused a number of minor auto accidents." (La Orande Ob server) Week-end Is right. CAMFl'S HrAMPERINO A STAMP (OSC Barometer) "Dean Kate W. Jameson proved herself a 'regular fellow' last Sat urday night when she ordered elostng hours extended SO min utes so that rtancera at Home coming victory dances could get their money's worth after being held up by alumni banquet In Memorial Union ballroom." e Precocious Juveniles are now say ing "Yes. Mother" aa if Santa Claus was only SO days or so away. e YE CRAMIFHRV Ma my face red?" the Cranberry said. "Thla dinner depend on me, And yet the turkey, for weeka pre fed. Is honored, when I should bet !They plane him gently upon a tray. With paper ruffs at hi Tret, And yet. If it weren't for me why say I He wouldn't be fit to eat I lAuguMe (Kan.) Record) "Mmine" sticker Tried PASADENA. Cal. UPJ The "scar, let letter" of early puritanical days may be revived here, but thta time for recklresa drivers. Prof. Floyd L. Rueh, of the University of Southern California, urged the California Safety Council to adopt some form of "ahame" stickers to be pasted on trie cars of everyone found guilty of reckless driving. New Eruae Aerelerandn SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Pretty Misa Alice Morgan, 30-year-old aliiper. arrested on s speeding charge, had a new one to tell the Judge. l had just Kot a Job," she explained, "and 1 was ao happy that I waa singing In tune with the car. Well, the musie kept getting faster accelerando, you know and I had to drive faster to kep the motor In tune with the music." South Louisiana farmers grow ft aquash-llka vegetnble of the cucum ber family called the vegetable pear. our 11 top Bicycle Safety Movement OICYCLE Safety Week, officially proclaimed by Governor -Martin and now being observed throughout Oregon, should make the public conHcioug of a definite need for safety educa tion for children especially those who ride bicycles. The youngster who rides his imperiled as much by his own lack of knowledge of ordinary safety rules as by reckless automobile drivers. In tpct, ignor- ance of traffic regulations and of the bicycle rider are his greatest menace.- To impart a knowledge of fundamental traffic laws, and a realization of the dangers of disobeying these laws becomes a public responsibility I It is to the credit of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that this organization has recognized this responsibility and assumed active leadership in a nation-wide child safety movement. Be cause bicycle riders figure in a large percentage of accidents, the veterans have wisely centered their effort on them. IN approaching this phase of their National Youth Program, the V. F. W. has shown a genuine understanding of boys and girls. "Bicycle Safety Clubs" arc being organized in which youngsters of the "dangerous age" 6 to 17 inclusive are given the opportunity to REGULATE THEMSELVES with the kindly guidance of traffic officers and traffic safety council officials. The club plan is as interesting as it is sensible; briefly, here it is: Boys and girls who ride bicycles are eligible for membership in a V. F. W. Bicycle Safety club. Officers are elected, a constitution and by-laws adopted for each organization, regular meetings are held and traffic problems studied. Club members who violate traffic regulations are summoned before their club's court, both prosecuting and defense counsel assigned and usual trial procedure is followed. The sentence imposed upon guilty offenders denies them the privilege of bicycle riding for certain periods of time as the able and proper in each case. THHE V. F. W. has found the S the most effective means of regulating and educating the bicycle rider. It is time tried. A noteworthy example is the bioyole safety court of Mankato, Minnesota, where club mem bers are tried for traffic violations under the watchful eye of city police department officials. The city has regularly empow ered members of this V. F. W.-sponsored club as officers with authority to arrest and summon member violators into bicycle court. In Mankato, as in other cities where these safety organiza tions have been established, a bicycle riders is proof that the V IN establishing these Bicycle Safety Clubs, V. F. W. posts are nprfnrminir valuable nervine to their communities. Their work is doubly beneficial greater safety for children is made possible; the automobile driver of TOMORROW is schooled in traffic safety TODAY I This newspaper congratulates for bringing this children's safety program to Medford; like wise, we commend the Medford enforcement and school officials here, and civic organizations for their endorsement and encouragement of a worth-while movement A wholesome community interest should be taken here in this state and national program which has for its objectives the making of motorists more alert to the need of exercising greater care in bicycle traffic and bicycle operators observe more care fully the rules for safety. H. G. Jockeying Starts Early For Places on Powerful Ways, Means Committee By RICIIAKO ApPLGflAnE Vnlted Press Staff Correspondent. SALEM, Nov. 17. (UP Speculation on the membership of the pow erful ways and means committee hs already hfgun, almost two months before the opening of the 1839 Oregon legislature. Although membership on the coin- mlttee la generally held from session to session by those representatives snd senators who are reelected, there will be three new men on the houno committee snd two new men on the senate committee. Henry Semon. Dem.. Klamath Falls, has served os chairman of the house committee for the past two sessions. iDen Walker, Repn., Independence, has served as chairman of both the senate and Joint committees for the same length of time. Both are re turning to Salem. May OtiM Chairman Semon. however, will be returning aa Democrat In a predominantly Republican house. Speculation Is centered on whether or, not the Ke publtcana will allow him to keep the chairmanship of the moat powerful of all committees, Carl Bngdahl. Repn., Pendleton; Alex Rennte, Repn.. Corvallls, snd J. H. MrCloskey, Repn. Norway (Coos county) will all be returning to the house, and tradition has It that they will be reappointed to the house committee. Ronald Jones. Repn.. Ma rlon county, a member of the house committee last session, was elected to the senate for the coming term: Bills W. Barnes of Portland Is desd. and Dr. A. O. Waller, Eugene, did not seek reelection. Jones. Barnes and Fills will have to he replaced, as will Walter Pear son, Portland, one of the two Demo, crate on the last senate committee on ways and means. Pearson was defeated In the prtmaiie by Russell Homtn, who In turn was defeated In the finals. Returning members of the senate committee. In addition to Dean Walk er, will be H. D. Wheeler, Ooshen; Dr. James C. IVst. Pendleton; Oeore W. Dunn. Ashland, and P. J. Stadle man. The Dalles, all Republicans, and W. H. Strayer. Raker, the lone J Democrat. HlgheM Monir Selection to the ways and means committee Is considered one of the highest honors to be Inert in the legislature. The committee emus all budget rvulruuieuts, n4 must ap bike on streets or highways is CARELESSNESS on the part club s judge may deem reason Bicycle Safety club plan to be reduction in accidents involving program is PRACTICAL 1 Crater. Lake Post, V. F. W., Traffic Safety Council, law prove each appropriation before It tjoes to the house for a vote. Once an appropriation comes out of the committee stamped "approved" It Is virtually assured pawnee. Spe cial subcommittees might be ap pointed to work under ways a nd means, but their reports are sll re layed through the main committee Perhaps the most Important func tion of the committee for the coming sens ton will be npptyprlatlons for relief and old ajje pensions. With the age limit dropped from 70 to 83 years, the committee Is faced with ft hune Increase. The problem will bo to find the additional money In as patnle a manner ss possible. It Is possible a. special relief com mlttee will be appointed to serv under way and means this yeai, because of the expected Increase. Speculation aa to the membership on that hypothetical committee Is tx ginning to he heard, will undoubtedly spread In the next month. Albino nenver lighted POLARIS. Mnnt. (UP) A white or "albino" beaver has been discovered in the Anderson meadows. H Is the first white beaver, so far ss Is known, that has ever been In this section of the United States. Despite Its whiteness, the albino was performing its beaver duties as IndttMNoualy ss the others In the group. Horse .shortage RFOINA, tiAst'i (UP1 Anepldemlc of the dread equine dlvsse known ss pencephslomylltls has killed about 10.000 horara In Saskatchewan this year, causing a definite shortage of the naimals In the province, a survey has dlscliwd. The disease affect horws' brains. tonicity credited lo Calm SALT LAKE CITY. (lP An ewn. calm disposition is the secret of longevity, Mrs. Hrber J. Grant, wife of the president of the L D. 9 church, declared here a she oclf. brated her Mnd birthday. An elderly Japanese wm.n has 17 grandsons, ail flgUtlug In Cains. Personal Health Service By William Sltned letter, pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Or. Brady If .tamped .ell addressed envelope I. enclosed Letter, iliould be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be ao.wered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instruction., Address Or. William Urady. 260 El Cainlno, Beverly Hills, Cam. THE PHYSIC Danish physician recently reported case Illustrating the uniformly bad effect of the . physio obsession. Although the Instance is ex treme, that very fact may help to bring It to the notice of more people and cause them to think before taking physic unneces sarily. An e n g t neer hsd taken a laxative dose of Kilts every morn ing lot 35 years. At the age of 71 years the man found he had lost four Inches In height snd seemed to be shrinking back to boyhood stature. At the same time his bones were becoming very brittle so brit tle that he suffered a fracture of the spine one day Just from bending to pick up something heavy. The effect of the constant feed ing with salts - was to convert a considerable part of the soluble cal cium In food into insoluble calcium sulphate (gypsum) which was lost In the evacuations. Had It not been for this the patient's diet would have supplied all the calcium he needed In Denmark the people generally make freer use of the htah calcium foodsmilk and cheese and other dairy products, fresh vegetables, cgi?s, than we do In America. Aa soon ss the misguided man stopped taking salts his disease was checked. Of course It waa not possible to restore the lost stature, but he sgatn be came able to move about freely with out fear of any more pathological fractures. Although one does occasionally hear of a person who seldom or never takes any kind of laxative, "liver or bowel regulator." It Is prohnbly true that more people still are sub ject to the physic obsessions than to any 'other that concerns health. Tho moron population seems susceptible to the propaganda that a brisk dose of salts In one form or another re moves or remedies the bad effects of an excess in eating or drinking. Of course there la no substantial ground for this fancy the "clear ing of the system" Is purely imag insry. The last lingering "indication" or Man About Manhattan Bv GKOIIGE TUCKER NEW YORK I wsnted to buy a red carnation this morning but as the florist fitted It Into my lapel he said, "No charge, ix courtesy of the house." That was good business. Prom now on I m going to buy all my flow ers there. I don't buy many flow ers, but those I do will come from him. I like carna tions, especially deep red ons. They are the only ornamenta tion I can wear. Sometimes 1 try to fold a hand kerchief Into my breast pocket so ant after a few . 1.- HnMarar inW minutes the Jitters get me and I crush it out or sight, im noi .. tt mnkes me feel too much like a square-rietcer under full anil. Nor can I wear a ring, w pin. or any of the trappings which most men seem able to tit ea.fily Into their scheme of dress. On me a Tine, Is like s missing tooth That goes for the tie-pin. nnd the handkerchief. and the rest. And so I yield them nnd sll the others, the Jewrllrd cig arette lighter and the fancy cases, to those of my fellow men who know how to use them. I do not. The bou tonniern remains my only nod to foppery. I Just can't seem to take to any other adornments. But I do like s boutonntrre. t think a fresh cut carnation has nil Invigorating effert on a man. It tones him up. like a new ahoeshlne snd makes him carry himself better It squares his shoulders rnd lends his gait a surenrsa that Is very plea sant while it laMs. I suppose you n call this confidence. It certainly keeps your ehln on an even keel when thincs net rough. The lapel flower Is very popular In New York, laome prefer a rose but a msjortty cling to the carna tion and the cornflower. Oeorce J.an Nathan, the critic, likes carnations, preferably red Ned Stephenson. Broadway man of many trades and talents. Insists on white, whether day or evening. George M. Cohnn. the Yankee Doodle Kid: Jlminv Walker, the e-hoY m-ynr; S'.eepv Jim Crow ley. Prtrdham football coach; S Greg ory Tavjnr. the hotel tmprvsnrio. even gangling Sinclair 1-ewK the authnr. all have their favorite florists wher thev pause some time during ei day for s new-cut blowom for the Is pel. Por women I think the gardenia is the loveliest of all flowers that and its sister hloMoms. thv cape Jessamine and the camellia There Is a frnc ranee to these flowers that hsunts you. 1 love to see women wear them in their hslr. ep"CisllT the pardentss Gardenia in New York usually cost s dollar, hul they are gorgeous Orchids 1 have nevrr rarvd for. Car nstlons are u.mallv a dime. The chrvsauthrmuins here are marvelous to ta-hoi.l. tni: I do not esp--r; ;11 can lor them in vacs. It seems to A. Brady, M P OBSESSION excuse for giving anybody castor oil at any time Is the notion that after It Is all through nauseating, Irritat ing, griping and purging It seems to exert a binding Influence and hence It Is suitable to sweep offend ing food or food residues from the bowel and give a little rest In coses of acute dlsrrhea. This notion may sound loKlcal and good, but In act ual practice I have never been much Impressed by Its effect. In my opin ion the human race will get along as well or better If enstar oil Is dis carded from use as Internal medi cine. I csn find no better justifi cation for castor oil as physio than there is for using calomel as physic. However, I am only a doctor and naturally I wouldn't know much sbout these things. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Wiggle Your Ears I can follow all the Instructions for facial exercises as you recom mended to help poor hearing, but I can't vvlgglq my cars. (Mrs. O. P.) Answer So yours Is a "dead pan"? No matter Where you can wiggle your ears Just keep trying and eventually you'll Recover control, all right. Meanwhile, wiggle them, or draw them backward and upward In Imagination, as part cf the reg ular seance, and you'll derive bene fit. Toinatn and Orange Custom to have a glass of home canned tomato Juice each morning at our house, alternating with orange Juice when oranges are not too expensive. What do you think of this and what benefit has It for heslth of the system? (V. D.) Answer It la ss healthful as sny other food or beverage, If one likes It. I think It Is more healthful, how ever, to eat the tomato or the orange except for Invalids or toothless In dividuals. Unpleasant People PVlends declare infantile paralysis usually affects the patient's nervous system nnd brains. Is there any truth In this statement? (R. P.) Answer. No. Infantile paralysis afff.s the mind no more than ton sllltls or toe Itch does. Ed. Note: Persons wishing, to communicate with Dr. Brady ihould send letter direct to Dr. William Brady. M. D.. 265 El Cantlno. Beverly Hills. Calif. me they belong only at football games. Then they look swell. New York buys 20 carlosds of cut flowers a day. and they are brought in from the gardens of Long Islsnd, the south, and California. Once I snw a dnncor with a beautiful strange flower in her hair, and someone told me It was a red hibiscus. I never forgot It. I think it Is the only hlhLscus I over saw. I don't know what started me on flowers. Maybe It's because the one I have Is sort of droopy. It's a little black around the edges, and mnwd. Guess I'd better go out now and .pend a dime. Communications He Opposes Milk Regulation To The Editor: Ninety-seven Indictments In alleg ed milk trust violations returned by federal government agnlnst. organiza tions and Individuals for conspiracy to fix wholesale and retail milk prices, to throttle Independent com petition, and to control supplies on the market. Headlines and part of article in your paper of the 15." The investlcntion took a year, (and how much money?) Why nil the trouble and expense In New York, when they could have come to Oregon, and In ten days, and at very little expense, built a stronger case against the Oregon milk trust, operating under protection of the state, and drawing about twenty thousand a year from the people. These dictators fixed the price, both wholesale and retail, say who can 511 milk or milk products, and who can't, and under what condi tions. For lnstnnces. If a little fellow sells, barters, or gives away a pint of milk, cream, or even skim milk, or a piece of home-made butter, with out the consent of, and paying trib ute to the dictators, (and pet ranch t at Iti, it means a heavy fine, or a term in Jail, or both. One can throw their skim milk out on the ground to waste, but it is too b.id for him if he is raught giving It to s poor neighbor with hungry chilrltrn. This mlsht spoil a sale for the bi fellow, who 1 paving tribute for thr privilege of wiling it. Can the milk trust In New York be any worse? I doubt it. So a sums up to this, we pay to stop price-fixing, by the big fellow in New York, then we psv them to do it in Oregon Befnr the milk trust, a consumer In Medford. paid from six to eleht cents a quart for their milk, and the producer made a liv inc. Now they pay n cents, snd the producer don't make his feed The consumer pay? more for separat ed milk than the producer gets for four per cent test whole milk. Think it over people, and see what sll this rrculiiTlng Is costing you. A C. HTJSOM, Rt. 1, Medford, Ore November 1(1 r"rmrr Mate 1 11 SAN FHANC'WCO. (VP) More than JOO (Vftfrmlnnts of Mrs. Sllva Hoover former Negro !Me. attended the celr- oration of her liath birthday here As (4he never Itnew the exact day of I her birth she chose that of one of ! her rtatwhters and has celebrated It j regularly for the paM years. Tnleilit I . Met. Remrd TOI.E1X). IfPl Enrollment of 9. 033 full-time day students haa set a ne-r record ror the Vnlvemlty c. To ; l:to ihete are 13 new faculty num- I IXTS. : Jh!s may lit be a fancy way w w,l you iHcrrp Kmas Qui my Chriitmas -card rooooy went to. the . MOTION PICTURE RELIQ" FUND'' ' So lhat otFiers less fortunate t'san we May share in the PENNY-WISE FILM STARS are buying above pennv cards, adorned with a Santa Claus drawn by Shirley Temple, for the amount they usually spend on expensive greet ing:. The difference goes to the motion picture relief fund, ex plains Jean Ilersholt Comment on the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sum mary of world conditions on Armistice day, 1038, opens with this paragraph: "Twenty years after the war to end war, an anxious world paused today to reflect on peace and disillusionment." WHY Is there no peace? Why is there disillusionment? Why has the world slipped backward tn these 20 years, Instead of going hspplly forward to better things, as the peo ple of all countries hoped so fer vently, and apparently with such good cause, on Armistice day,' 1918? THIS Is the answer: Because hatred and suspicion, rsther than good will and co-operation, have ruled the world during these 20 years. Wars and disillusionment are the inevitable fruits of hatred and sus picion. 4 EVEN here In America, we have seen what hatred snd susptelon do to human hopea for better things. Class tiM been set against class. Those who work have been taught to fesr those who hire. Those with less have been led to hstc those with more. The result has been disappoint ment and disillusionment. Iuetead of the more abundant life, we are be ginning to see that these things lend to the less abundant life. IV YOU want to clear your think- uon or ftnother choice. But presl ln th . -rt. dentlat bogeymen sometimes come to ing on these points. Imagine s dozen families settling in a wilder ness to carve out homes snd futures for themselves. If they work snd CO-OPER ATE, each wtll help the other. The vege tables grown by one csn be ex changed for the meat produced by another, and both 111 be better off by the exchange. In time, s pros perous community will arise. But If they hate each other and fight each other, spending sll their t;me in tearing down. Instead of buildtff up, the result will be FAILURE AND SUFFERING. N the psM few years, a start has been made toward sowing the soil of our own America with the weeds of hatred snd suspicion. foul Our big Job now Is to DESTROY these weeds nnd replace them with trie ffood grain of work and co-operation. 7 tirnnrtrhllilren and Mrs. Joe Verwolf, married 48 years ago .t Harrison. S D . and the parents of 13 children, can now count a totaV of ! srsndehlldren and 11 KTeal ersndchlldren. Nnjset worth l.w LA PORTS. Cal. IUP1 A cold nus get valued at 1 .t5 has been found tn the Bunker HU1 mine near here. It Is the largest one discovered In recent years in this region. The nug get weighed 40 ounces. Hole United In One tONDOM (ITP1-A hole was halved In one on the Honor OaH and Forest HlU Oolf club's course by R. J per went. Rrockley denttst. snd J. Rankin, dental student, at Ouyt hnopital. Two years afro a similar feat wss accomplished. i covered T anowlteldi and. ilaotl. ' spirit of the season..;... The Capital Parade (Continued from Page One Frankfurter, Is all but certain to be appointed In his pKce. The chief argument against naming Frankfur ter to the vacancy left by Justice Cardozo u that, with Brandels. he would make a second Justice rom Mansschusetta. Should Brandels leave the court, the president could not re sist the prejamre to name Frankfur ter, now coming with equal force from the best men on the right and left of American public life. The fact that Brandels' resignation would Insure his appointment does not mean that Frankfurter no longer has the best chance to succeed Car dozo. if Cardozo's place alone Is j vacant. Frankfurter remains the chief candidate. .Since the election, j to be sure, there has been much talk ; of Governor Murphy of Michigan. Re cently, Murphy replied to H with the announcement .that he would def-lnlt-My riilurn to private iaw pra?Me. And one of the reasons for his re- ply was that he Is s strong supporter of Frankfurter. Of course, besides Frankfurter there are plenty of other candidates for the Csrdora vacancy. Attorney General Homer S. Cutnmlngs continues to support Judge Harold M. Stevens of the District of Columbia Court of Apofals. on the grounds that he Is both a Roman Catholic and from Utah. As the western politicians clamor for a western man. Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach of Washing ton Is in the running, and so is Senator Sherman Mlnton of Indiana, as amid -westerner. These last two candidates look like bogeymen. In tended by the White House to frigh ten the senate into quick confirma- life. If the president Is annoyed. At the moment, however. Senator James P. Pope of Idaho, a lame duck who fulfills sectional requirements and is also a mild-mannered, wrll-in-tent toned and erudite progressive, seems a better bet than his two col leagues. Or Murphy may be drafted in the end. or a perfectly unheard-of nominee may be trotted out. In sny case, the issue is important. Recently, Justin Hugo L. Black has laid down a new line of decisions, annilng brilliantly and with bold in sistence for scarcely . qualified su premscr of the Wuinti, Th nrMiri.nt i.w- ' ! T......U iiuhp me black doctrine the court's doctrine and. for this purpose, some advisers arcue the need of an extremist. But. I " prrement reauy wishes to tn- 1w,np an Mfeetiveiy liberal court, he .u name a man line Frankfurter, who lnnn since choe Holmes, the great advocate of lecWatjve jnmrem. aey. as his model, who will bring to the court vast learning and an ac knowledged authority. Offered 1'pper Plate ORAND RAPIDS. Mich. (UP) Police searched Paul r. Bishop snd removed his personal belonging when be wss arrested. Bishop then readied In his mouth and pulled out his tipper plate. ' Do you want these, too?" he asked. SEE THE MODEL HOME DISPLAY At the Chamber of Commerce BIG PINES LUMBER CO. PHONE 1 Flight o' Time Medford and Jackwn Count j history from the files ol the Mall Tribune 10 and to sears aco. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY November J?, 182 (It waa Saturday) Olen Arnsplger la re-elected pres ident of the Oregon reclamation con gress. President Coolldge advocate U co-operative spirit" as a, solution of the farm problem. Pear shipments for the year now total 3.809 CArs. Freezing weather prevails through out the valley. Huge football rally Is held at Cf4f terlan theater, where Coach Calllscd and the team appear on the atage. City Is footbnll crazy, and 're'f leave for The Dallea where tha tltlaT game will be played Monday. Valley farmers farm bureau. urged to support TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY November 17. 19)8 (It was Sunday) Germany to turn over her n&vy the Allies taday. In greatest surren der In naval history: American army of occupation now on Rhine road: Ghent cheers the official return of King Albert of Belgium: Dutch loy alty crushes revolt of Holland soc ialists. U. S. supreme court denies motion of Tom Mooney, Son Francisco bomb lst, for new trial. Joseph F. Smith, president of ttm Mormon church, dies at Salt Lak City. The British dead and wounded, all fronts during the great war to tals 3,049.991. Deer Like Captivity I ASTORIA. Ore. (UP) The theoryVw. that caged animals would prefer the open wlldwood to their pens received a Jolt here when an unidentified motorist relpascd six deer from the, city park. Park attendants one mom lng found two sections of fence mashed and the deer gone. By night fall all but one of the six hod re turned to be fed. 4 Thinking ToMs City PASADENA, Cal. ( UP ) Motorcycle Officer Fred Lunt had presence of mind, hut the city will pay for It. When his motorcycle back-fired and started to burn, he grabbed a rug off the nearest porch and extinguish ed the blaze. The rug was damaged, and now tho owner Insists It Is up to the city to pay. 4 1- Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Chevrolet JINGLES Copyrighted So "Sunny" Jim Farley, our genial postmaster, Jim, you've slipped as an election forecaster. You weren't for giving Re publicans much of a chance But they captured enough seats to put ants In your pants. Now they've been on the sidelines doing coaching for years, So maybe they won't be so bad better dry your tears. With six years thinking maybe they've changed their ways Help your crew boost busi nesslet me sell more Chevrolets. Chevy M. Hurd Rogue River Chevrolet Main anil Riverside Service l)ept 32 oorth Riverside Used Cat Lnl Kltertlde at Itb Eat Our 100 it WHEAT GERM" For Youthful Health 6TH AND riB -
