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EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY OR. WILLIAM BRADY. A. D. Readers ihould addreii Inquiries to: Or. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Beverly HUJi. Calii, HIGH PRESSURE AND LOW PRESSURE A neutral, indeterminate, fur tive. character writes: Hod all my teeth pulled a year and a half ago by advice of doc tor and den tist. The doc tor said the poison from them had gone through my system and t h a t I would probably lose my 8 a n 1 1 y within a year If I dldn't.j Or Brady Was very run down and ner vous. Since then have had a num ber of physical examinations by good physicians and they say they can find nothing organic ally wrong except that I have very low blood pressure. I am so weak that it Is diffi cult for me to carry on my work properly, yet the doctors can do nothing to relieve me. I am 29 years of age. The fact that they can find "nothing or ganically wrong" worries me. (Signed), A. Nonentity (Impossible to surmise from the typing whether the character . is made or female) I'm not going to make any .Mvmanlo n h rAsunl wsv the ! comments on the casual way tne doctor and dentist deprived trie .k.,..lor of nil h nr her teeth, - What's the use? People are so lacking' in wisdom about the value of teeth. But I venture to whisper Sttl Sttl Sttl at the high pressure ni-tir nf the doctor. If the char acter tells the truth which Is always questionable, of course. In my opinion no physician, apeclalist or authority can hon estly say in any circumstances ht nntient will nrobably lose his sanity within a year 11 the Anam tint mihmit to this , patient does nol UDml'.l "'" . a his or tris treatment, ui w.. or that remedy or follow this or that course. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriages Clarence Willard Krewson and Edna Mae Skarin. John Elzie Smith and Mar garet Ellen Sanders. Earl Albert Kruz and Dorothy Evalina Schuler. John William McLaln and Ber nlce Louise Kays. Rene M. Dorris and Evelyn J. Scott. , Max Derby Tallman Violet Elizabeth Tavla. Charles Allan Deach Mary Gladys Cunningham. . Lawrence M. Knudsen and and and Mabel Lucretla Norton. Meivin Clifton Hall nd Con stance Esther Schlber. Divorces Filed Anna E. Piper vs. Charles H. Marie Christopher vs. Gerald T. Christopher. Doris Wales vs. William C. Wales. Gladys Forslund vs. Gerald M. Forslund. Charles It. Ward vs. Letha J. Ward. w iu Myrtle Jenkins vs. Luther Jenkins. Probate Court Estate of William Henry Land ing, deceased. Estate of Jefferson B Lindsay, deceased. Estate of Emily Ruth, de ceased. Jackson County Court to Florence S. Wllr, dred. , , Ell m. naldpmton to Btiklyou Mrmnrtil rtk Ami., deed. Willis 8. Esten and IHn Estrp to Walter L, Michanl and lieti r 1ichanl. warranty deed H. G ArrlnBton and .lannlta Arrinf ton to Alex Harold Kccd and llelon Reed, warranty deed. John C. i'lesum and Muriel M. Freiton to Mrrton 8. l.yiter ami Kit C. Lvnter, warranty deed Melvtn BrewMer and Harel Bvew ter to Win. R. Cullender, warranty Leslie E. Grant nnd Grace P Orant o Ceortfe C. Witter and Vtrslnla A, Witter, wananty deed Leslie T. Grant and Grace D Orant to Geome C. Witter and Virginia A. WMter. qtiitrirtlin deed. Bojrvie River Timber Company to Jeiile O. Weiher, warranty deed Jeal O. Webter to H. E Wabhr, deed. J. W. nradley to Thelma H. Brad lav, qtiltclatm rted. lvra Ellis and Byron N, Fills to Edith K DeTiney. warranty derd A. C Plercts and Jlclan Hitth Pierc to Rrtbsrt W Shepherd and LoleU J. fchepherd. warranty deed. Lula KnulJ and H. J, Knull to Al bert F A'ihtck and Opal Ashtieck, warianty deed Morttx F Dietye and Jnlta A. Plena to Lula M. Snuth. warranty deed Irwin Hoijan htd Anna lUwn to nine m. ArhelhUie and liazal Arbal bide, warranty deed. W C Weaver and Alltt 11. Weaver to Ollfe M Oannld and Cecil A thm Id. warriinty deed. Walter lleindon and Mae Herndon to Orson N. Wray and tlitabeth U. VVrav. wrrnl. deeil. Charles A Haines and Mildred L Haines to Krvtn Lerhetn and Hazel Dershem, warranty Ued. Clyde G Youna and Esther K. Young to Fa ui II Heare and tadie M Beare. warranty dcei. Grace E IVHeit and Grace H Pellett tn GeorRe Wllhur Miller end Anna Mtller.quitclaltn deed. Joseph S Parker to P C Ditch end Muro bitch, warranty deed. May P. Nudins lo J S Renfrn end Lola Bell Ren fro. quitclaim deed. Icy S. Ntidlnjt. Helen Harner. Or vllle Harner, Jiwephine Nudlnir, John Nuding, Lucille Nudmg. iXviald Nud Ins. marlea Nudini and Mnrv Ber nadlne Nuding to J. 8 Renffo end Lola MeM HetWro. quitclaim decV J. F. Fllecl, administrator to 3. B. Renfro and Lola Bell Renfro, edmln. is Ua tor's deed. L. B. Thomaaon and Bvlvle A. Thomeeoa to ilercuu W s4litora w Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1844PhIn Meredith to Joseph D. Morfsn and Anna C. Morgan, warranty deed. W. J. Wilson and Mvrlle E. Wllion Mind, please, I believe It Is necessary to extract a tooth that is decayed or Infected (root ab scess) beyond repair, but if it were my tooth I'd consent to extraction ONLY if my physl cian and my dentist agreed, af ter consultation, that the tooth should be sacrificed ir. the best Interest of my health. The Scotch verdict rendered bv the "good physicians" who made "a number of physical ex aminations" of this furtive char acter is hardly worth the price. One might get as much for less money by applying for a life insurance policy. After all it is late in the day to do anything for the patient If the doctor has to wait until there is something "organically wronG". And tell ing a patient he or she has "low blood pressure" is pretty quack erv unless vou explain at the same time wnat, u anyining you think it means. QUESTIONS It ANSWERS Emergency Calls Please send the pamphlet on Ivy DAi.nnin and hurrv. for I'm in tor ment with It now. (Mrs. M. J. L.I Answer I deeply sympathize with anyone afflicted with Ivy poisoning and If you can see your way. to pro vide a stamped self-addressed enve lope Ml be glad to send the pamphlet. In lieu of that, ask your doctor to give you a dose or two of ivy toxin nypo dermlcallv or rather intramuscularly. Walt Twenty Years nnM rfnctnr said I have fibroid tu- mor and backward displacement and ald I should be operated on. Another doct)r f nove''jU5t ,ipp,d ulu, and says nothing of tumor, but says I am in tne cnanae ana ins wi.ie .v nnerntsi Is after in operate is after the change Is over I am years old. How long will that be? ijvi A.l Answer A long time. If fibroid tumor la present there may be no trouble at all from it. If it causes serious trouble, surgical removal may be advisable now, not years from now. If surgery Is not advisable, X ray treatments may be sufficient. Send stamped envelope bearing your ad dress, for pamphlet Tumor and Dis placement do not send clipping. -1 -1 - Our son, thirteen, hRg over a bad case of flu. very strong to begin with, but he needs hulMlntf tin now. H is alwnvs ------- -r --- - --- --- tired and droopy. (Mrs. D. R-l Anslver Better have hlra examined every three months by your doctor for possible signs of tuberculosis Send ten cents and stamped envelope bear ing your address, for Dooklet v-l-l-e Spells Youth. (Copyright 1A4, John F. Dllle Co.) end Mary L. Neighbor!, quitclaim deed. Karl M. Rose end Mabel L. Rose to Raymond D. Abel end Verona A. Abel, warranty deed. C. P. Peyton end Dorla A. Peyton to Rudolph W. Broedlow end Nell Smith Broedlow, warranty deed. Jackson County Federal Savings & Loan Association to R. E. Conner and Ida M. Conner, warranty deed. William J. Montgomery and Ida May Montgomery to, Vern S. Smith end Clara D. Smith, warranty deed. Lorenzo S. Ilnckler and Agnes M. Haizkler to Win. A. Kynfiton end Nellie Kyniiton. warranty deed. Sidney O. Stearns and Katie Stearns to Jesse O. Bahcock and Cora M Bahcock. warranty deed. Jesse BAUynum and Maude Bvnum to R. A. Chnpln and Nora L. Chapin. warranty deed. Lulu Belle Franco end Tony Paul Franco to Eugene H. Love end Flor ence Bromley Love, warranty deed iMnry Klla Jacobs to The Texas Com puny, lease. John D. Beeson and M. Mvrtle Bee son to Welborn Beaaon end Nellie J. Beennn, warranty deed. William K. Jones to D. Estremado end A. Estremado. warranty deed. Frank J. Turner, administrator to D. Estremado, administrator's deed. Martha Morlensen to Siskiyou Memorial Asnnciatlon. deed. J. Curtis Barnes to M. N. Baker, warranty deed. Gilbert K. Blackburn and Ethel H. Blackburn to Walter P. Mnng end Velda K. Mnng. quitclaim deed. Daisy G. Wilson lo Hazel M. Ilman, Warranty deed. Beryl V. Hohlnson end Vivian Flor ence Rnhlhuon to James Elmer Powell and Mildred Marie Powell, warranty deed. Nettle A. Antle end R. F. Antte to Sarah R, a.Tnncy. warranty deed. Walter Herndon. May E. Herndon. Josephine Tyson and George Tyson to Rita M Murphy, quitclaim deed John Herndon and Jessie George Herndon to Rite M. Murphy, quitclaim deed. Inez Hurt ell end Edmund Bartell to Ruth Preston, warranty deed. City ,( Medford to . C. Lester, warranty deed George Wither Miller end Anne Miller to Pelhert C. Bates end Chr la tino Carron Bates, warranty deed. R. II Tnft and Amelia F. Toft to Henry M. Marsh, wananty deed. Henry M. MhsIi and Lena Marsh to C. A. Adams, quitclaim deed. C. A Adams and Kate Adams to C. J. Carlson end Mary CarUon, war ranty deed. Mnry Carlson to Roscoe L. Edwaardi end Golda E. Edwards, warranty deed. Ttnscoe L. Kdwnrds and Golda E Edwards to C. Miles Shaw and Agnes C- Shtiw, warranty deed. C Miles SIihw and Agnes C. Rhaw to Marv Lou Haines, quitclaim deed. Georgia C. Sitwver to James T. Sawyer, warranty deed. E. V. Ferg to C. R. Atkinson, war ranty deed. City or Central Point to Chae, L. Mc Cov. deed. Georre L- Jantzer Lumber Company to Dorothy I). Fairchild. Wunett'E Mock and Frank E. Mrnk to Clifford G Martin, warranty deed. Celestia Crawford trustee, to Flovd S f'lnrlev. Clatis C Charley and Le- land M. Charlev, deed. Hefner L Bowman and Loretta Rnwiusn to Btuell racy and Mildred Fai-v, warrantv deed. Mary I. McCakev to Vern E Whtt latch and Ave M. Whltlatch, correction deed J F. Glenn and Grace Glenn to Chester Fills end Wanda Ellis, war ranty deed William H. Gore end Sophenta lh Core to A. C. Martin, quitclaim deed A C. Martin to Clyde Mat tin, quit claim deed. A C Martin to V W Martin end Ruth Martin, quttclatm deed. J Percy Wells and Mave R. Wells to Harry T Meredith and Helen Josephine Meredith, quitclaim deed Elmer Hcrrled and Krone Heir ted to H A Uteler and Ella V. bteatlar, warranty deed Harry T. Meredith end Helen Jnse- HEALTH TO YOUI Corretf Hetfof, Coon Atlmintt Fmerrhflli (Plies), fle et.!, I ntula, Hernia (Pup-j lure) dl:c7 io!ih-rcwr I m atn-orjiitty lo moy lil rArf erilhaul hotpitnl aciniiAn I ticcj(ully employtit (r V yar. LiDnai cidil lrmi. Call 1. 1 ,mJn-:icn 1 tend lor I'HLE bsokleu Optrt (ynhgt, Men., WeJ., hl.,7 to llSt Dr C. J. DEAN CLINIC fhyMan oust Strrgsoa . c Cor. F Burninflls Tsisphotis t'Art -i91S Pot m l C.iit.A A. lend 14 OtT.in to Bruce K. Davidson and Versa M. Davidson, deed. David M. Clrlsham and Zena A. Grlsharn to Fred J. Warner and Emma M. Warner, warranty deed. Reorge W. Coldy and Jennie R. Goldy to Norman A. Pavis, warranty deed. Norman A. Davis and Margaret V. Davis to William S. Sparks and Jennie Ruth Sparks, warranty deed. Alice I. High to Audrey B. DeLap, trustee, deed. Pitt P. Penny to L. N. Rametes and Fern O. Kametes, warranty deed. L. . Kameier and Fern O. Rameter to L. W. Biggers and Mary E. fiiggers, warranty deed. George Potter and Bertha Potter to James A. Kroeger and Winnie A. xvjucacr, warranty aeea. Elva W. Woodvlne and Reginald B. Woodvlne to Frank J. Cullen and Neta May Cullen, warranty deed. Arthur V. Hardy and Sadie L. Hardy to G. W. Miller and Anna Mil ler, warranty deed. Henry Huenergnrrit and Matie D. Huenergardt to Western Oil tc Burner Co., warranty deed. Sarah T. Wolvcrton to Forrest C. Edmeades, warranty deed. Forrest C. Edmeades to Harriet O. Edmeades, warranty deed. Harriet G. Edmeades and Forrest C. Edmeades to Martha C. Roberta, war ranty deed. on ve Barber's Observations A malor operation was per formed on the fruit room yester day and though the patient is greatly Improved, the operator is suffering from shock and doubts if she'll ever be quite the same again. Just when the malignant growth started In the fruit room I can't say. Maybe it began when a jar with a chipped rim was saved, the Idea being that if a flat top couldn't be used, some time when there was a shortage of jars, maybe an old fashioned screw-on lid with a rubber would do the trick. Of course this .An. T.J 1 1- . . -ruu,i4 j,ii.aii i u JIHVe lO gO 10 town and canvas the stores for lust gotten I v l m no one Je was not!'0 hesitate over spending 75 tnat type of lid but I'm no one cents If I can thereby save a .. s n mw So the nlcjted jar was tucked away. Later, olive bottles were added; cheese glasses; catsup bottles, and most of .all. coffee Jars. You must know how the disease progressed for no doubt your own fruit room Is equally afflicted. Every time I'd do a bit of can ning, the whole conglomeration had to be rehandled in order to sort out the usable containers, Maybe I'd get a nicked lar wash ed and filled before I d discover its uselessness. When members of the family made loud and im patient complaint over the "junk" mother had under foot in the fruit room, I'd say. "Just you wait! Some of these days you'll be wanting a Jar to store putty In; or a bit of leftover paint; or garden seed; or small screws. Then you can use one of these jnrs instead of a good one M The trouble with that was that when such nn emergency did arise, the men grabbed the first Jar in sight and of course got one of those without a nick Indeed, it seemed to me they'd go out of their way to take a container which could have been used for canning purposes. So yesterday I gave up and weeded out the decrepit jars; four boxes of them. But mine is not a strong character. I didn't quite have what it took to throw them in the gulch. Instead, I carried them to the attic. Some day the men may ask for a con tainer, Instead of Just grabbing when they want to save putty or paint or oil. When, and if, they do, I'll know right where to find the very Jar they need. 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ARE A FEW MATTERS K2SSK!K2S1 t yEay v s fsrX-i that i must straight- : fTTlTTTTuTS JWJs I TmrZ. v ? :.i (tir?! en out with this she- ; JOHN CHARLES THOMAS ' k3; Y 1 - ' JRAP Sa ' BRIG. GEN. D. F. STACE &k?L ' iS?K W iWI llHV fell Unlfd .t.. Army "J vAf 7 iX W W A T -VS COL. WILLIAM FOX I Mi J &A I SUaA I ll HT PIAJLjn DUD JUnNjUN M I L3 M) II 11 - " ... II . 1 Atr Ac R - C H I. B C H F T HI I BLONDIE An Outsr.ndln, Broidcail of I COOKl E ' ) -II I 1 lnt.r..t to Ev.ry Am.ric.n S RUN IN THAT V UiQLDL I i"" -i h House j raivY j 1m Little Musicians Entertain Grange Gold Hill, Oct.' 4 Eve Pren tice's accordion troupers enter tained at Gold Hill Grange on Saturday evening. The 20 little folks, ranging In ages from three to 10 years, were dressed In for mal attire.. Three-year-old Shir ley Sargent directed the infant band. Diane Freer gave an acro batic number, with accordion ac- Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreihmenri Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place in So. 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