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BIX--MEDfOBD tOBEOON) MAIL TRIBUNE rrlday, Mir It. 1150. Clyde Bealfy Circus To Play Here June 4 tVia firct advance aeent of the Oyde Beatty circus arrived In town today, and announced that the show would play here ior two performances, at 2:30 and 8 p. r., Sunday, June 4, at the Fairftrounds circus area. Star of the show is. of course, Clyde Bcatly himself, famous animal trainer. Mrs. Beatty, a former aerialist, also has taken ud wild animal work, and will appear with her husband. Other attractions will Include a wild .west show, Mark Anthony the noted clown, and a troupe of others, jugglers, aerialists. acro bats and the traveling zoo of many kinds of animals, includ ing i herd of elephants. Klamath Falls Meet Klamath Falls, Ore., May 19 ;U.R) The League of Women Vot ers of Oregon will open a inree day meeting here Sunday to re view slate problems and plan next year's budget. This is the first year Klamath Falls will be host to the league. aw This Is the Merchant's Side Of the Credit Question of Today Here are some of his problems: 1. Government taxes, such as a. Social security and withholding tax. k. Tht corporation tax (if tht firm is a corporation) c. State tax. d. Operating expense, such as rent, water, light, fuel, telephone, community chest, Red Cross, and other miscellaneous offerings. t. Newspaper advertising, broadcasting, and other mediums of introducing his services and merchandise. f. Delinquent accounts and carrying charges (if the firm is doing credit business). . g. His profit is being cut down from time to time by compeiilion, and by the companies that he buys from which are making the margin of profit less as time goes on. h. The banks are being forced to make his loans harder to get, due to the fact that most banks are working under Federal control of insured accounts up to $5,000, and there fore loans are more hazardous for the small business man who is doing a credit business. I. Last, but not least, consumer credit, which has now hit the $1 9,000,000 mark, is making collections much harder every day as more people buy more stuff on the installment plan. THE DEBTOR'S SIDE OF THE QUESTION K Now you can set why it pays to take cart of a bill when it is due, to keep your credit good. If you don't pay promptly, you retard the whole commercial cycle, because tht business man has to pay his wholesale bills when due or he placed on a cash basis. TRY TO PAY ALL YOUR BILLS . BETWEEN THE FIRST AND THE TENTH OF THE MONTH AND KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD Whenever you rectivt t PIONEER SERVICE COUNTY CREDIT BOARD statement bearing our registered trademark, either pay in full, part pay, or satisfactorily arrange to pay. Remember, the man who pays is welcome everywhere and can enjoy the credit that he is forced to ask for. Lose your credit and you will lose something that you may never regain. The Largest Business Men's Organization in tht Northwest Established in 1926 PIONEER SERVICE CREDIT INFORMATION MOST VALUABLE NO COMMISSIONS CHARGED ON COLLECTIONS ALL MONEYS PAID DIRECT TO CREDITORS PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY, Inc. Tht Largest Business Men's Organisation In tht Northwest Established in 1926 Oregon - Idaho - Utah - Nevada Division Division Office 312 IOOF Bldg. Box 471, Eugene, Ore. State Office Box 1616 Boise, Idaho Watch for the Green and Black Hind Bills with Accounts For Sale! Your Health and Its Care l DR. WILLIAM IRADY. M.D. Readers should addreaa Inaulrlts tt: Dr. William Brady, 265 II Censl.a. Beverly Hills. Calif. THE UNSOLVED BH EUMATISM RIDDLE Dr. brady Ten or twenty years ago phy sicians who were recognized as specialist or authorities were i fond of de scrining sever al formi or kinds of joint .trouble ol grad ual d e v e 1 op ment and long duration (chronic), such as chronic in f e c t i o n s (caused by germs, arthri tis, atrophic (wast ing) ar thritis, hyper trophic (thick ening, enlargement of Joints) ar thritis, rheumatoid arthritis (re sembling rheumatism, whatever that may be), arthritis deformans and osteo-arthritis (inflammation of both Joints and bones). To the untutored layman, as 1 the daily mail tells me, this term arthritis seems pretty sig nificant. Actually it has no spe cial siijnificance. It is merely a S2 medical word for Joint in flammation. The layman com ilains to the doctor of painful, lame or sore Joints. The doctor shakes his head over the situa tion and informs the patient that it is a touch of arthritis. That seems to satisfy the curiosity of Ihe untutored layman. Having "tried" what ever the doctor ad vised or prescribed without any noticeable benefit, th1" untutored layman takes a whirl at what ever nostrum or diet or other emedy or treatment for "arthri- is" he happens to come across, erchance after a , year or two f such experimentation he vrites to ask what I think would e good for a case of chronic irvhritis. It might seem that after wait ins! so long I should have a rem edy to suggest for the poor geek. But I haven't. Aside from simple ai.algcsics or pain-killers 'and various physical measures to combat or prevent various com olications. I just don't know of anything that is likely to do any ftreat good. As I have been trying to tell ' ou children ever since Tony vas a pup. this column is not a long-distance clinic nor a mail order therapeutic institute. My rovince is physiology, hygiene and health. I try to teach you how to keep well and how to pre vent disease. That's all. Physicians recognized as au thorities today generally agree that it is not only impracticable but useless to attempt to classify rhronic joint disability under the types above mentioned. They ;eem to regard these several forms of chronic joint "inflam mation'' as various manifesta tions of physical degeneration, as nearly as 1 can understand their language. Of course the term rheuma tism has no particular meaning even though a million gullible leeks squander time and money on medicines, diets, bath, queer doctors and trick lamps in the fatuous hope that the treatment will do them good. If any one gets any relief or notices any im Drovemont in what ails him from a course of treatment for rheu matiz it is coincidental. The term arthritis means joint inflammation. If a patient con sults a doctor for sore, lame, stiff or painful joint or joints and the H SOMETHING to talk about Bohemian Club pale is really "something"... something to talk about. It's the beer lovers dream of how good beer can be, the beer every one has been waiting for. If you crave a real taste thrill, treat yourself to beer goodness. ... Jusf Soy "BOHEMIAN" iiuflan ftSfc Is .v.MIAN B I ' W I " I I I , INC. - f O K A N I HAYES DISTRIBUTING CO., 220 N. FIR ST., MEDFORD doctor pronounces the trouble arthritis and prescribes medicine, diet or other measures by way of treatment, the patient is dumb customer and the doctor knows it. It is as childish to believe "arthritis" is a peculiar malady due to this or that cause as it is to believe rheumatiz is due to damp climate, red meat or ex posure. In most instances of chronic or long-lastnig joint trouble called "arthritis" there is no inflamma tion at all. For that reason alone the term arthritis doesn't even convey a hint as to what really ails the joint. That other term, physical de gtnorallon, conveys so much meaning that we had better talk about it another day. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Chocolat Bverft Dr. Wiley usM to warn parent against riving chocolate to children because, he said, it excites the nerve centeri. Haa professional opinion chansed line thirty years ago? tf. C. L.) Answer In the red book (WHAT TO EAT AND WHY. 3.4c and atomped elf addressed envelope! I aay: Cof fee, tea. cocoa and chocolate are mild Iv itlmulatinc beverages, here named in the order of their strength . Because of the diuretic action oi co coa or chocolate .theobromine), that is. Increased kidney function, tt la Inadvisable to give cocoa or choco late to young children in the after noon or evening. In fact, milk it the best leverage for children under six teen years of age. in my opinion. Distinction or umerrncer 1 am an R. N, in hospital. With several other nurses in the surgical department here I agree that your teachines about removal of tonsils are fine. When I told ouoil nurses the1 difference between tonsillectomy ana i tonsillotomy one of the staff surgeons corrected me. saying there is no dif ference. ( R. N.) Answer The surgeon Is frank In admitting tt. Generally the old tim ers deliver a wonderful TALK about getting every bit of tonsil (tonsillec tomy, and not just cutting off the ob structing portion or tonsil (tonsillot omy but in view of the fact that more or less tonsil tissue remains alt er the most strenous tonsillectomy i provided the patient survives) the staff surgeon has a point, hasn't he.' mue bcierouct la there cause for alarm if the whiten of a babv's eyes are light blue from birth? (Mrs. W. G Answer-t-It runs through families. often associated with fragility of the long hones and progressive dead n ess In middle age (otosclerosis i. Aside from seeing to it that the individual always gets an adequate daily ration of calcium and vitamin D. nothing can be done ahout it. It Is a family trait, like color blindness. (.Copyright 1930 by John F. Dille Co.) I I 4V, 9 ANNOUNCING resignation as permanent Czech United Nations representative, Vladimir Houdek tells reporters at Lake Success he will seek asylum In United States. (International Sounlphto) Ernest Hayeox 'Fair' Following Surgery Portland, Ore., Mav 19 (U.R) Ernest Hayeox, Oregon novelist and short story writer, was re ported in "fair condition" at Good Samaritan hospital today louowing a major operation. Hayeox had been ill at home 18 days before being admitted to ine nospitai. groups at the close of the pro gram until called for by parents. ! The program Is free to the J public. i Western Band Slated The M a d d o x brothers and Rose, a western and hillbilly band, will appear at the Rogue Valley ballroom May 25, it was . announced today. The group, originally from Alabama, has risen to stardom, and is now one of the most suc cessful such organizations now playing. It is composed of the Maddox family, four brothers, a sister, and "Mom" Maddox. "Your Office Boy" Since 1927 Ideal Graduation Gifts ROYAL PORTABLES SHEAFFER PENS LEATHER GOODS Aeron from the Rialro Theatre Spring Musicale Ol City Schools Slated Tonight With fair weather indicated, elementary schools of Medford will present the annual spring musicale tonight in the high shcool stadium. This is the first time that the event has been given in the open. About 1,000 children will take part. The program will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. with I. A. Mirick, supervisor of instrument al music in the public schools, directing the combined band and orchestra. They will play six numbers, including three com posed by Mirick. This will be followed by a group of "evening" songs and! old favorites, sung by various choruses and given by rhythm i bands. Also on the program are a group of folk games to be pre sented by students of the sixth grade in the various schools. Other Groups The last two groups have been designated "springtime" and "my country" numbers. Includ ed in the springtime group will be the traditional Maypole dance. The program will close with four patriotic and marching songs. Norman Hillyer is In charge of folk games and other groups are directed by Miss Mabel Nan sen, supervisor of vocal music and general director of the mu sicale. Mrs. Delia Weber and Mrs. Kathryn Larison will be piano accompanists. Parents are asked to see that their children go directly to nlaces designated by their teach ers at 7 p. m. and it is stated that children will be held in their Here it is, the first automatic washer with adequate capacity to do an average family's complete wash at one time! Come in and let us show you how the new Norge washes clothes cleaner, quicker, economically i 1 1 and automatically. Only 0 Down LOW MONTHLY PAYM-.iS Feidman & Olson ELECTRIC STORE 237 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-2456 . rrtw,,? TUUL-UENGTH FREEZER? 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