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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Resdsrs should eddrois Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 26S El Ctmlno. BaverJy Kills. CalU. BEWARE CARBOLIC ACID A child's fingers were Injured by a machine, one linger crush ed, another almost severed. The doctor gave the child the benefit of the doubt by sewing the nearly severed finger In place. Five days at- terwird (as the child s par. e n t describes lt In the hos pital the doc Dr. Brady tor informed the parents the child had bolic gangrene". car Now this is confusing. The parent is vague or careless about the identity of the - doctor no telling from the letter whether me doctor gave the child the first aid treatment and the treatment In the hospital, or uerhaos a second doctor horned in and took charge In that ethical way doctors who hang around hospitals or hold "staff positions do when such a case comes in. I know. I served as a physician on the staff of a hos pital for years. It's a nice rack et If sou can wangle a place on the staff. Not so nice for those who practice on their own. The doctor at the hospital told the child's parent the child had "carbolic gangrene" and that It was caused by the (careful, now. Brady, you'll stir up a veritable hornet s nest if you Just presume the trade name for the product Is no 'onger private property) well, we'll call It the Saponat rd Solution of Cresol or Solution of Cresol with Soap, which had been used as an ' antiseptic" in the dressings. The parent says they changed doctors and the fecond doctor (ah, then, the first doctor talked himself out of the picture, ah?) amputated at once, where the gangrene was. The first doctor had been waiting for the gangrene to stop. Does gangrene stop' (Signed ...) I (TJrady) imagine the first doctor had discontinued use of the cresol and was waiting to LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, tn the Mutter of the Estate of EDMUND PE1LE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Ed mund Alfred Peile, administrator witli the will annexed, of the above entitled estate, has filed his final account and petition for distribution and that the 8th day of November. 1945, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the court room Df said court, have been appoint ed as the time and place for the hearing thereof. All persons in terested are required, then and there, to show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved and distribution made. EDMUND ALFRED PEILE, Administrator. J. F. FLIEGEL, Attorney for Administrator. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of LOTTIE VELMA PEILE, De ceased. Notice Is hereby given that Jonio Deborah Pelle, Executor of the above entitled estate, has filed her final account and peti tion for distribution and that the Rth day of November, 194S, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at the court room of said court, have been appointed at, the time and place for the hearing thereof. All per sons Interested are required, then and there, to show cause, it any there be, why said account should not be approved and dis tribution made. JONIE DEIiORAH PEILE, Executor. 7. F. FLIEGEL, Attorney for Executor. CITATION tn the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. tn the Matter of the Estato of Mary J. Alsdorf, also known ns Mary C. Alsdorf, and as Mary June Alsdorf, Deceased. To Robert R. Casement, Thomas A. Casement, Hulbert Case ment, Wilmei E. Dlllabaugh, Wesley C. Dillabaugh, Law rence V. Dillabaugh, LilllRn May Lee, William H. Dilla bauch. Mary L Bv'sso. Elsie E. Smith and Agnes I. Dillabaugh: and to all other devisees and heirs unknown of Mary J. ! Alsdorf, also known as Mary , C. Alsdorf, and as Mary Jane ; Alsdorf, deceased, if any such there He: IN THE NAME OF THE' STATE OF OREGON, you and 1 each of you are hereby cited and ; required to appear in the above . entitled Court and matter within ten days from the dote of 'he I service of this citation upon you, I If personally served upon you In j Jackson County, Oregon; or I YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. V - VSP.taV''. i j. H. LEONG. Herbalist Tusiday, Oct. 18, 1945 , see whether the blanching or apparont death of the injured tissues would clear up. That, I should say, was good sense. I'd want to wait and see if my fin gers were at stake. Cresol Is virtually crude "car bolic acid" officially it Is "mixture of cresols and other nhenols obtained from coal tar" The official name for "carbolic acid" is phenol. In my ludgment neither "car bolic acid" (phenol) nor cresol nor any preparation containing phenol or cresol should be used on any cut, abrasion or wouna. I believe It Is too dangerous, too likelv to cause gangrene (death of the tissues or the finger it self). I believe even the weak est "carbolic salve" or other ointment containing phenol or cresol retards natural healing by destroying delicate new cells as fast as they can form. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Ear Htopples After yen" nl qucatlnK I have found aatlsfnctnry way to exclude disturbing nolne ao I can ret to Bleep I wirk nlehts and have to aleep dayttir.ee. Probably niany or your readers would like to know about ... (paraffin or waxy plugs you mould In watro flnneri to fit your own ear ranalii which I believe, are avail able In the east and middles west In druf-slnres, sporting goods e,01- etc' Answer Thank you. Ordinary paraffin candle or the material called nft nnrarrin u-axlnnt the hard par affin used for sealing canned Jellies and fruits) Is practical for ear stop ples, r'or excluding water from the ears, swimmers and divers may tise either natural lambs wool or cotton hatting (not absorbent cotton I in aer-p the er canals plugged while In the water. Apia Kinmirn I mtmt tell you haw grateful we are for your pamphlet "YanKee mom neh". Mv husband has suffered I great deal for several years from what some doctors call "nervous hvperacjdtty" and others call pepllc ulcer He has taken Innumerable ant-aclds and followed prescribed diets with indifferent results. But rn, iha thron months 'since he hcKan using the discs you recommended for hvneractdllv ne nas sn oven mmum complete relief (Mrs. A. R. H.I Answer Thank you. Ma'am. On re. quest I'll mall any reader who pro vides stamped self addressed envelope the pamphlet "Yankee oiomacn . Please recommend something to re. move pimples and blackneaas. ftiy face is a slrht (Miss A. F.) Ansver Send stamped envelope hearing your address, lor monograph on "Acna . (Copyright IMS by John F. Dllle Co.) within twenty days from the date of the service of this cltat- tlon upon you, If personally served upon you in any other county of the State of Oregon; or within twenlyelRlit aays irom the date of the first publication of this citation. If served by pub lication; to show cause, If any exists, why an order of sale should not be mado authorizing and empowering the executor of said estate to sell the real prop erty belonging to said decedent at the time of her death, de scribed as follows: Lot numbered Four (4) In Block number Two (2) of Bun galow Addition to the City of Mcdford. In Jackson County, Oregon, as prayed for in the petition of tho executor on file herein. The date of the order for pub lication of this citation is Sep tember 24th, 1945; the time pre scribed for publication of this citation is four consecutive weeks; the date of tho first pub lication of this citation Is Septem ber 2Sth. 1945. WITNESS the Honorable J. B. Coleman, County Judge of Jack son County, Oregon, and Judge 3f the above entitled Court, and the seal of this Court, this 24th day of September, 1945. O. R. CARTER, Clerk of the above entitled Court. By NYDAH NEIL, Deputy. NOTICE In the County Court of the State of Oregon 'or Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Nellie McGowan, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her Final Account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed October 24th. 1945, at 10:00 o'clock A, M., In the County Court Room, in the Court House In Mcdford. Oregon, as the time and place fni hearing objections to finld Final Account, and for the settlement thereof. GERTRUDE E. WEEKS, Executrix. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Attorney for Executrix. Closlna time for Sunday inc. Late to natstrv a 00 Saturday afternoon Please lememher PLAYING This Week Jimmy O'Brien's Orchastra Nationally Known Band from Hollywood Steak and Chicken Dinners Take-It-Easy Lodge Mae and Anne McBea Open 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Closed Friday REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Prostate Gland Eciema and all die. orders ot Lieer Kid nay Trouble and Mhr complaints disappear attar using. CHINESE KERBS Removed to Sparta Btdg. Phone 5817 On the Radio Chain STATIONB Cbaln afflttatloo and wbera the) are un the dial. HA1.K (Musi mo Portland; REX (Alio II 90 Portland KtiO I Alio slu Man Francisco. KtiW (MIC) iZtl Portland. KJR (ABC) ICJU0 Seattle KNX II.KSI loll) Los An teles. KOA (NBC) 850 Denver. KIIIN (CHS) 7U P. .rllind, KIIMO (NSC' 950. Seattle. KPO (NBC) 680 San franclsco: KSL (CBS) 1 160. Sail Lake tttv Time Shown is PWT. TiJf.snAy '( Pi". Terry and Pirates, ABC; O. K. Fi.r Release. 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NBC; Charlie Chan ABC; San Francisco Opera, MBS. 10:13 D.m. t.plnnrl Rlnui ATr-. Ul. Honor the Barber. NBC. ' 10:3.) pm. Edwin C. HIM, CBS; Fnnncrn:in's Ntt r-tn,. Anr-. c...... heart Swing-time NBC. ' J1:0 p.m. Talks. CBS. Newa, NBC. WK1INESOAT BOO O fn Terrv nrt Plr.i.. an. O K For Release NBC; Knox Man ning. CHS News MBS. a 13 p m Dick I'racv. ABC: Sunar. man MBS Betty and Bob NBC 5 .30 O m lack Arma.-nna AU, New. CBS: CaDtaln MMnlotit MM- 45 o m Flmer Peterson. NBC Tom Mix. MBS; Raymond Swing. ABC: Mews. CBS (100 pm Crank Sinatra. CBS; f.rtclie Cantor. NBC; Gabriel Heater, MBS. 0 13 o m Rva. Life St-irlea MBS (T3U r. m Mr District Attorney NBC; Malsle. CBS: Spotlight Bands MBS. Jones and 1. ABC. ...y,"".." m K"v Kvser'a Kollege NUC: Ureal Moments In Music, CBS; Countcn:py, ABC. 7:13 p. nt.. News. MBS. 7:30 p. m., Andrews Sisters, CBS: Lone Hanger, MBS. 8:00 p ni.. Supper Club. NBC: Jack Klrkwood, CBS; Main Line, MBS; News ABC. 8 IS o m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Jack Smith Show CBS; Main Line MBS Nrws. ABC 8 30 p m.. Evenlnf With Romberg. NBC; fir. Christian, CBS; Fresh Up Show ,MBS. H 110 p in Mr and Mre North NBC: lack Carson CBS; News, MBS. U 13 o m Golden Harmonies ABC 0 30 o m Arch Onoler Plava, MBS looo p m News NBC. Charlie Chan ABC: Fulton lwts MBS ll;30 p m Orchestra CBS Kenne mans Nile Club ABC: Thomas An thony and Orchestra. NBC; Excarpu Irom great Music MBS 11:00 p m Newa AHC; Orchestra CBS: Hotel Blltmnre Orel). NBC Box Car Migrants .Look For Farm In Merced Vicinity Merced, Calif., Oct. 16 (U.R) Bathed and refreshed, Mr. and Mrs., Hay Gilbert, who traveled 3,000 miles in a freight car with three cows, four heifers, two bulls and a dog, today were look ing around for a berry farm. It was a pretty tiring trin." Mrs. Gilbert said, "and it's good to rest for a while. The Gilberts, who came to the San Joaquin Valley because "we heard it was wonderful berry country," left Augusta, Me.. Oct. 4, and arrived in Merced yester day. Jammed Into the boxcar in ad dition to their cattle, kept in a stall at one end of the car, the middleiiRcd couple brought their 11)37 Chrysler coupe and most of their household belongings. ANNUAL SCHOOL CENSUS UNDER WAY IN COUNTY The annual Jackson Countv school census is now underway and under the law should be completed and filed by Novem ber 1, the county school superin tendent s office reports. Winter Is Almost Here! Let us check your car over now. Tune it up for cold morning starts Repair all cooling system trouble so you won't waste your anti-f reexe. Let us put the proper lubricants in their proper places. In other words, let us put your car in proper condition for winter driving. Selby Chevrolet Co. ASHLAND, OREGON SUBURBAN HEIGHTS mmmzir-TTir of the tirriKo cf u-as Re"?i:fitT'N"5 6 IrtM wnts CrJ NJV MtE-i -tHE 51 A:-', fclUKo TrtF-M AN1 CrVSfOK'lW H MtP rmv isvcwEr cf ;i imcst any choice fironi cf Tuti cwJ S GERETY GETS AIR MEDAL WITH GOLD STAR Aboard USS Monterey Off Tokyo Thomas H. Gerety, 19-year-old aviation ordnanceman second class and combat aircrew man, has been awarded the air medal with a gold star for duty involving fast carrier task force strikes against the Japanese homeland. The gold star repre sents a second air medal. Gerety was cited for "dis tinguishing himself by meritori ous acts while participating in aerial flights in operations against the enemy in the vici nity of Kyushu, Okinawa and Honshu." "As gunner of a carrier-based plane during the period May 13 to Aug. 10, 1945, he participated in 10 strikes against enemy ship ping, airfields and Installations, inflicting extensive damage," the citation reads. Gerety has been recommended for an additional award in con nection with a daring and suc cessful attack on a heavy cruiser, caught cowering at anchor in the Inland Sea off Kure on July 28. Gerety's parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas M. Gerety, live at 120 South Newtown street in Med- ford. He was attending Medford high school when he joined the navy on May 23, 1943 SAYS NAVY DAY SHOW ' DELAYS MEN'S RETURN Washington, Oct. 16 (U.R) Rep. Raymond S. Springer, R., Tl alllgal3a ''fS "' 0-I& ..Sl MiitiuianUMl. S Slvsr 'iBD?"""0" " BARNEY G0GLE SNUFFY SMITH " " " . .s. u$&mfflm-k7 vmmmhi'r vtmcmtfm i fsf" fcaf hurray ) m&m&toM' ' wtmi u fftsf rsss. i fc' f&'ifh 4 FOR THE nr' v samtasi 'mmm n -ini- iiriiim 'iiinnii ftni.t.r, ,s 'i cm i w wrM;j,,,k,,-;.,-,- jrJ lLfh oiwcfi A BUZ SAWYER if. J : : II -i-A. . J WK-7wZZmZ:xi5Ei W FLINT...klLUE0 ON THE V0UR DAD GOT VOU SOME U.&&'J(.atr V THE UST TIME I WA5 H0ME.1 I J ' I V'b 5seJ. f LAST DAV OF THE WAR SHOTGUN SHELLS, SON. WHV V9A!arT2i CHRISTY WAS HERE. 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J H,5IelLVFaVhK''-LA Zt- Z fS&SS0" BEFI T X Va TTT. ( i r TH' GLORY ROAD -AN STARVE t Wlriw .V J PI "'iR . : ; A fivMt Ind., protested today against the diversion of warships for a Navy Day exhibit at New York while servicemen overseas await trans portation home. "It is a sad commentary for us to behold the rush of our ships to New York for exhibit on Navy Day while our boys bit idly by, on some deserted island, wanting to comu home," Springer told the House. "Yet there is no available space upon the ships remaining in the service to bring them.' ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lout.ge Dancing Open Every Night Except Tuesdays Phone Trail 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX GOLDSW supzesrrotf .' 0 1846 A PAimf or spa.viabds ascotweo Jl FABULOUS , gocd yein on siPEKsrrrav mouhtaM. AJUZOtfA. 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I is Keacn as etrsj u T Tt EWSS'O Lie M'N f m JJ i fcI , C Inn.'- a Dl.h . aAg'. . M DO YOU Yale Varsity line to shreds- Your Chevrolet has a lot of punch left, too. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle LvyJiT r? UA, ESSE"""- 3 KNOW? That- Heffelfinger "Old Pudge" of Yale it rated as the greatest of all football linemen. Nearing 60, he return ed to Yale, put on uniform, and tore the AKSHEB TO rREVIOtJS PUZ2LB
