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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Many natives are now full
of the Christmas spirit, and flu
cures.
A "Virginia Democrat" was
here the first of the week, siz-
lng up the third term sentiment.
He seemed to know more about
Portland, than Richmond.
Hit mala feature of the program
i to In l three-act melodrama,
'Relief Be Hanged." presented by
the Rose City players, now on tour."
-(Eugene Register-Guard). Prosper
ity elgn.
R. Sweeney, the watchdog of
the county treasury, Is a Grand
paw, and stepping proud.
The state proposes to hire a
lecturer to warn young people
of the perils of drink. There is
evidence some of the older folks
could stand a sermon or two on
the same subject.
Says a press dispatch, describ
ing a sea battle between two
British warships and a Nazi
man-of-war: "South American
listeners sat by their radio sets,
and heard the running story, al
most as if they were listening
to the round by round account
to a prizefight." Even if the
glories of no soup or hat, were
mentioned between shots, this
is going some, even In this
trangest of all war. The way
things have been going, and are
muddled, it may come to light,
the British were chasing one of
their own ships.
...
LKT'S HAVE ANOTIIKR ONE
(St. Loull Post-Dispatch)
"The market for war decora
tions on sale In Bowery pawn
shops Is booming, says a feature
tory from New Tort. War-minded
youngsters find them fine
toy. So the medals are moving
at prices from 35 cents up."
...
The First Lady of the Land,
yesterday criticized the Dies
committee for charging "con
sumers organizations" are Com
munist "transmission belts". The
Dies committee will fool around
until it discovers a few Com
munist "phonographs".
...
"Murderer, swindler, Impersonator,
attacker, army deserter, bogus fed
eral officer, actor, radio program di
rector, author, and smooth-tongued
Lothario these are only a few of
the designations by which he Is
listed In the category of hla offenses.
(N. T. Mirror), otherwise, he has
no faults.
BRITISH GOLF COURSES
WANTED FOR GARDENS
London, Dec. 14. (P) Eng
land's golf courses should be
planted in potatoes and cab
bage, the London Daily Ex
press declared today.
"All these lush fairways are
too great a luxury when we
need every acre for growing
food." the editorial said.
"If the rich businessmen want
exercise, let them put down
their mnshles and take up their
spades."
No Ghost.
Grove City, Pa., Dec. 14. (IP)
A figure draped In white dash
ed from Dr. P. A. Allen's home
and fled down the street but It
wasnf a ghost. It was a burg
lar who. surprised while ran
sacking the place, hid his Iden
tity with a sheet snatched from
a bed,
Sneeie Costs S103.
Amarillo, Tex. (U.R) Because
one sneeze cost A. F. Morris
$103, he's glad he doesn't have
hay fever. Morris was driving
his automobile to work when
he felt an urge to sneeze. When
the sneeze was over, Morris'
car had climbed a curb and
crashed Into a tree. It cost
$108 to repair the automobile.!
Yes, Its a "Queer War"
WE sympathize with our various and sundry correspondents
who feel there is something decidedly "confusing" about
the present war.
When the reports are so conflicting, and often within a few
days, from the same source so contradictory, how can such a re
action be avoided?
For over three months this department has carefully read the
daily press reports, official communiques, and listened to the radio
broadcasts, until in self defense we have made it rule to accept
nothing as true, until it is confirmed by the "OTHER side," or
by some authoritative and impartial observer, a type of observer
extremely hard to find.
' And our advice to our readers is to do the same. It is, we
believe, the only way to avoid serious disappointments later on.
TAKE this sea battle off the coast of Uruguay, for example,
which only last night was reported as a defeat for the German
pocket battleship Admiral Scheer.
Today the same press service, declares the Nazi raider of the
Pacific was not even in the conflict, but the German vessel was
the Graf von Spee!
Last night the radio broadcast maintained the beaten German
ship had limped into the port of Montevideo, and the commander
had asked that his battleship be interned for the duration of the
war.
Today, the Berlin correspondent of the SAME service, declares
the naval battle was a great victory for the Graf Spee, that one
of Its three opponent cruisers was put out of commission, another
badly damaged, and after a brief stop at Montevideo for the burial
of the 20 dead, and care of the "gassed and injured", the Graf von
Spee, will be roaming the Pacific againl
Meanwhile BOTH London and Berlin are celebrating the same
battle as a great naval victory!!
WHAT is the average layman to conclude about it all? Unless
he is the rare exception he will believe what he wants to
believe and accept the London version, that the defeat of. the
Graf Spee, was a great British victory and means the ends of
the Nazi naval menace in the South Atlantic.
But what if he learns tomorrow that the Graf von Spee has
slipped out to sea again, or the
of British freighters off the coast of Brazil!
He will be. disappointed, disillusioned and generally "re-
gusted." So, we repeat, our advice
any sort of balance or composure in this conflict, is not to believe
anything he reads or hears, until it has, without any reasonable
doubt, been confirmed.
He may miss a few local celebrations, but he will also miss
the headaches that too frequently follow them.
More Wrist -Slapping?'
WELL, well, so the revived and reconstructed League of
Nations kicks Soviet Russia out in the snow, and urges
concerted aid to gallant Finlandl
So far so good. But just HOW far and HOW good? At this
critical stage of the .game, THAT Is the question.
FR unless this noble gesture is followed up by something more
tangible, than a few more whereases and wherefores, without
teeth In them, it is going to do hard pressed Finland more harm
than good, FAR more.
. For like the sllng-shot pellets before referred to in this column,
this tongue-lashing from Geneva, will only further enrage the
Russian bear without in any material way, halting him, unless it
is backed up by guns and airplanes and men, particularly the
latter.
FOR the great fear, that has motivated Stalin for a long time
has been his fear of a "holy war" on the part of the capitalis
tic world against him. This fear was undoubtedly the real reason
for his non-aggression alliance with Nazi Germany, For in the
event of such an uprising, he didn't wish a hostile and potent Ger
many on his western borders. Nor a hostile Japan attacking him
on the eastern. So he signed peace agreements with both of them.
AND now this unnatural alliance is further cemented and made
oreanlc. bv the lea cue throwing him out in the cold, where
for some time, his new allies have been, also pariahs and outcasts
as far as the League is concerned.
And what does that add up to?
A union of sympathy between Russia, Germany and Japan,
stronger than ever before, a military and naval alliance between
them far more likely.
FR, obviously ,thls action by the League will merely confirm
Stalin's suspicion that the capitalistic democracies of Europe,
probably aided by the United States, are only waiting for a
chance to do him and his ideology in. To escape ruin and disaster
therefore more than ever ha must have Germany as a friend on
one border, and Japan on the other.
Meanwhile it Is very doubtful If the wily despot In the Kremlin
is leaning his head on his hands and crying into his vodka, as he
reads the "bad news" from Geneva.
Far more likely his firm jaws are clicking and his black eyes
snapping, as he orders EVERY RESOURCE AT HIS COMMAND,
in the air, on the land, and by sea,
diminutive upstart on his northern border, by sheer power and
overwhelming numbers, regardless of the cost In blood or treasure.
THAT is the probable net result of this slap-on-the-wrist by the
League in our opinion. Far better from a practical and
realistic viewpoint, It had never been taken, UNLESS,
It is backed up by the COMBINED AND FORCEFUL ACTION
OF THE LEAGUE MEMBERS, by rushing to Finland at the
earliest possible moment, what Finland must have if the Russian
hordes are to be beaten, more airplanes, more guns, more am
munition, and above all more men, more trained and properly
equipped soldiers.
THAT CAN be done, if England and France with everything
quiet on the western front, behind the Maglnot line, should
join at once with Norway and Sweden, in rushing reinforcements
through their countries, to support the nation that unassisted is
now fighting their battles, gallant bu outnumbered Finland.
It can't be done, without Itl
One of the few white doves I examined It through field
ever seen In Texas was dis-glari at 30 yards and report
covered this year by a gumc ed It appeared to be a pure
warden in Gillespie county, lie I albino with pink eyes.
Admiral Scheer, has sunk a couple
to those who wish to maintain
to crush this unrcgenerate and j
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and Hygiene, not to disease
dUgoMla or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If stamped self
addressed envelope la enclosed. Letters sbould be brief and written In ink.
Owing to tbe 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, 268 El Cam I no, Beverly Bills, Calif.
THE MELANCHOLY
Perhapsthey were melancholy
days a hundred years ago. What
with automatic heat control and
air conditioning and everything
they are com
paratively cheerful days
now, don't you
think? Well
then, if you
still insist they
are m e 1 a n
choly, you can
hop in the bus
and travel
southwest for
a week or so.
or ride the
train for two
or three days, or fly for a few
hours and be right back in
summer, any time.
Even if you have to stay on
the job all winter there is a
simple way to keep the days
from being too melancholy and
the nights from being too try
ing throughout the winter. 1
refer to air conditioning. If
an efficient system or equip
ment for the purpose is not
built In your abode or place of
occupation, you can install
simple, practical, efficient hu
midifier in each or everjr room
where any kind of heating is
used. This is the important
part of air-conditioning adding
sufficient moisture to the air
which becomes excessivly dried
out by any form of artificial
heating.
It is not only for physical
comfort and good nature that
it is worth while. Another
benefit, less manifest until you've
had a season ot experience with
It, is the relief proper humidi
fying of the heated air brings
to one with any kind of chronic
respiratory trouble such as rhi
nitis, sinusitis, bronchitis, laryn
gitis, and the Increase in nat
ural Immunity to 'acute respir
atory Infections.
Such humidifiers are now ob
tainable in most any place, or a
man handy with tools can build
his own, The thing consists of
a metal box or tank with a
metal top or cover to exclude
dust but with ample openings
at the sides for free passage of
air. A wire frame suDoorts
many folds or loops of absorb
ent wicking or material like
turkish toweling which hangs
over the wire so that many
loops dip into the water. The
box or tank stands on radiator,
register, heater or stove, and
evaporates a gallon or more of
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The
Capital
Parade
By Joseph Alsop
and
Robert Kintner
Released by The North
American Newspaper
Alliance, Ino.
WashlnEton. Dec. 14. Toft.
Dewey and Vandenberg are the
only Republicans of standing
openly campaigning for the
presidency, but numerous other
great men in the party are
ceaselessly, if somewhat mys
teriously busy. Of these, the
most important are Herbert
Hoover, who has a large follow
ing of old friends, and fnrmni
federal jobholders, and the Sun
Oil millionaire, Joseph Pew.
who heads the new Pennsvl-
vania junta.
Among conservative H
cans, Hoover and Pew are the
strongest figures. Their doings
are beins watched with nnm
hension by friends of Governor
Alf M. Landon and other mod
erate leaders. They are not
thought to be working together,
for the moderates are almost
unanimously convinced that
Hoover wants to be nominated,
and no one expects Pew to back
him for the nomination. But
each Is reported to be encourag
ing the other with the object
of building up a large conserva
tive influence on the party con
vention. Oovernor John Brlcker, of Ohio,
who has been aptly described as "an
honest Harding" la aald to be the
real choice oi Pew and the Pennsyl
vania Junta Pew. old Joe Orundj,
and other Fennsylvanlans are osten
sibly committed to support their own
governor. the bumbling Arthur
Jamea. James, however. Is not realty
evrllable. although his personal be
lief Is to contrary. The play Is sup
posed to be for the Pennsylvania!!!
to go to the convention with a bloc
of Jamea delegates. Just as Boies
Penrose's men went to the :eiO con
vention win a bloc of d'lesrlea
committed to Governor 8proul. then.
If the right time comes, they csn
mm
Brady, M D.
DAYS HAVE GONE
er Is evaporated daily as a
rule IS or 20 gallons daily is a
moderate requirement in a
house of average size the at
mosphere will be most comfort
able for all occupants If the
temperature is not permitted to
rise above 70, preferably kept
between 63 and 68 degrees F.
Proper humidifying of arti
ficially heated air in dwelling,
office, store or other building,
is a definite builder of vite.
Remember, vite means: "Preser
vation of the characteristics of
youth . .. greater pep . . . more
vitality . . . the highest degree
of natural immunity. . . ."
This attention to proper hu
midifying, in my opinion, really
aoes tend to maintain natural
Immunity against cri (kree) any
and all of the Common Respira
tory Infections, by keeping the
mucous membrane lining the
respiratiry tract in a more near
ly normal state.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Can VOU suraeat anme ,miih a.
other1 cosmetic for a middle agert
woman to use to retard the coming
of wrinkles, nabblneas and other tell
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Answer Avoid soap and water, use
plain freshly made cold cream or
pure olive oil or the special skin oil
formula given In "Save Your Skin."
for cleaning the skin. To retard com
ing of wrinkles and snairlnc, anri
flabblness, take -two miles of oxygen
on the hoof three times a day and
an optimal ration of vitamins B
complex and D to aunnlemant tt,
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Saccharin
In recent renlv tn aiinrv vm,
that up to five Brains nf xnci-hnHn
dally Is harmless. I have been using
Bucviiarm ior years, usually two half
grain tablets to a cup of coffee. Some
days I have used more than five
grains. Understand from my physic
Ian that Its effect Is harmless as long
as It Is dissolved in a large quantity
of liquid. (R. L. K.)
Answer Your physician Is right.
I merely mentioned the conclusion
reached bv lnvestleatora sn vmn
that up to five grains dally mny
be used with Impunity. How much
more than that one may safely take.
i nave no mea. u I wanted alic or
eight grains a day. or on occasional
days, I would not hesitate to use It
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Ed. Note: Persons wishing .to
communicate with nr. rimitv
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. D !6S El
Camplno, Beverly Hills, Calif.
throw the James delegates to
Brlcker Just aa Penrose threw the
Sproul delegates to Harding.
History rarely repeats with such
ghastly exactitude. It will ha nrartv
hard to get Brlcker started when
tne onio delegation Is for Bob Taft.
In Harding's case. Harry Daugherty
at loast had the Ohio votes in his
pocket.
Meanwhile, however, there Is no
ouot oi tne Pennsylvania Junta's
activity. Jamea has Just returned
from Texas, where he had a long
vis,!, wun nis aaviser, col. carl Estc.
the ex-Democrat who left tt, nil
business, bought a pair of false
whiskers, and went Into politics In
a big way.
Presumably the real objective of
... von. vibiv was mat veteran
master of southern delegates, the
Republican national committeeman
from Texas. R. B. Creajrer. Prnftirar
the master fence-sitter of all time,
is emimea as an ally by the Penn
sylvanlans, but has recently given
sign of being more inclined to favor
Taft. Whatever Creager does, the
Pennsylvanlans are out for any dele
gates they can lay their hands on.
As for Hoover, the former president
grows more busy by the day. Every
thing he does is watched with sus
picion by hla Hepubllcan enemies.
Fo- example, when the war started,
he made It nlaln tn th Dm
that he would like to head up Its
war reuer work, me Red Cross was
not Interested. Then, when Russia
Invaded Finland, he telephoned to
HJalmar Procope. the Finnish min
ister here, to suggest that he organ
ire relief for Finland. Procnne h-,i
ly knowing what to answer, replied
nint ma country would oe glad to
accept anything Mr. Hoover offered.
Whereuoon Hoover lMiieH
ment to the effect that he had
aureea to undertake the task.
Normally such eagerness would be
taken as a symptom of anxiety to
work In a good cause, which was
probably Hoover's real motive. But
Hoover's onDonenta view
denta only as part of Hoover's effort
to build himself up ea a candidate.
They repeat the old story of how he
irpuuiira isgaen i,. Mills the day
alter the 193 convention, to assail
htm and all Republicans as Ingrates
tor glvlne- the nomlnttinn t ten
don. And they argue that. If Hoover
nauira inn nomination then, fee
must certainly want It now.
Whether or not the Mills story is
true whether or not the argument
Is correct Hoover Is certainly as
busy aa a bird-dog. He is constantly
shuttling back and forth between
hla apartment at the Waldorf In
New York and his house In Palo
Alto. On almost every trip, he stops
off once or twice, for breaklaats.
lunches, dinners and talks with local
leaders. These Hoover visit, orgau
I lred in advance by Hoover friends
; in the p!are visited, have developed
;a reenter rourine. Because of the
general Republican respect for Hoo-
ver, they are pretty effective. It
seems most unlikely that Hoover can
get the nomination, even U ho wants
it. Yet Hoover, far more than Pew.
should be able to speak loud at the
convention.
By Frank Jenkins
TTHE league of nations is get
ting ready to expel Russia
Russia retorts that there is no
occasion to expel her (because
of the Finnish incident), as her
relations with the "Finnish
people's government" are whol
ly peaceful.
The "Finish people's govern
ment" is the WHOLLY FRAUD
ULENU government set up by
the Soviets in the few miles of
Finnish territory they have suc
ceeded in overrunning.
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DAREFACED absurdities such
u as this still further turn
world opinion against Russia,
and in the long run will give
no help to Stalin's ambition to
RULE THE WORLD.
CO FAR, the Russian drive
against little Finland has
fizzled. The correspondents re
port soviet slain HEAPED UP
before the Finnish machine
guns. Todav's Finnish rennets
say that Russia is massing a
minion and a half men for a
smashing offensive against the
Mannerheim line, which le thp
Finnish equivalent of the French
Maginot line and the German
wcstwall.
The French, the British and
the Germans all fear to throw
troops against modern fortifi
cations, remembering the slaugh
ter of Verdun.
But what does Stalin pan tnr
a few thousands or a few hun
dreds of thousands of slain?
What did Genghis Khan care?
What did Tamerlane care? What
did Attila care?
(Remember this: The
of Genghis Khan, Tamerlane
ana Attila were all OVER
THROWN in time.)
THE British house of commons,
nl,.l.. . i :
aiming a bcvici session lO
discuss munitions and war sup
plies, is installing SOUND
PROOF doors.
If you can imagine German
spies with their ears pressed to
the keyholes of the h nnp nf
common doors, you ought to be
able to get a laugh.
Tip to playwrights: This
ought to provide an idea fnr a
good farce comedy.
I AFT (probably a little brash)
intimates that if he were
President he'd balance the bud
get in two years. FDR, speaking
scornfully at his press confer
ence, says he'll give a handsome
prize if Taft will tell him ex
actly how to do it.
Well, individuals balance
their budgets by following a
simple two-word rule: "SPEND
LESS."
ALL individuals know that
" failure to biffance their bud
gets means ultimate bankruptcy.
Governments, unfortunate
ly, KID THEMSELVES.
Old Cannon Ball.
Seattle, Wash. (U.R) An an
cient 100-pound cannon ball was
found by a construction crew
on a West Seattle golf course
here, leading to speculation that
it might have been fired in a
historic Indian battle of 1856.
The missile was imbedded four
feet in the earth.
Coffin Handles.
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.R) Two
hundred and fifty coffin han
dles were discovered by police
here where they evidently had
been abandoned by a thief
who discovered his loot was
worthless.
increase
inpnce
801
$1.45 QT.
$5.45 GAL.
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WMMT fey un.
ThU
whiskey is
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.N.Y.
Flight (TTime
Medford and Jackson County
History from the flies of the
Mall Tribune 10 and to years
ago.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
December 14, 1929.
(It was Saturday.)
State highway commission to
spend million on roads coming
year.
U. S. Steel plans big expan
sion to end depression drift.
Telephone rate cuts due Jan
uary 1.
Heavy rains and a warm wind
sweep valley, causing streams
to rise rapidly; 3.83 inches of
rain falls in storm. Conditions
resuming normal, as snow melts
fast.
Wild turkeys of the county
fraternize with tame birds and
chickens, game warden reports.
Wets in congress prepare for
expose of dry hypocrisy.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
December 14, 1919.
(It was Sunday.)
Cold spell ends and chinook
wind brings danger of floods
throughout western Oregon.
Electric light service resumed.
"Dry Christmas" promised na
tion by rum enforcement agen
cies.
Odd Fellows call off "home
coming session" on account of
water pipes freezing in lodge I
nail.
Deluge of bills threatened for
special session of the legislature
next month.
British quell uprising in Per-
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CHRISTMAS
(F1IC
PROTECT
YOURHOMf.
TUBERCULOSIS v
The red double barred cross, so
prominently displayed on this
year's Christmas Seal, stand aa an
emblem of hope and health hope to
those who wish to protect them
selves from the disease.
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