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Predatory Animal
Almost $150,000 will be spent
this fiscal year in Oregon's war
gainst predatory animals, ac
cording to a recent report by
the department of agriculture.
Three southern Oregon coun
ties. Jackson. Josephine and
Kiamath, will make available
$15,485 for hunters employed
blinder the state and federal pro
gram. JSckson county will spend
C$4,820 on the project, Klamath
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35. -A total of 32 of Oregon's 36
counties will receive the yearly
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Control Fund Set
channeled through the depart
ment of agriculture. The coun
ties, with added funds from
county budgets and livestock as
sociations, have put up $120,440
for the work. This is the largest
budget ever provided for this
work, the report stated. This
sum is increased to almost $150,
000 by department allocations.
TRADE
We will trade trucks or truck
equipment for real estate, tractors,
shovels,' cats or what have you. .
General Truck Sales, Inc.
Formerly Lilenquist Motor Co.
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Thursday, August 11. 1955
Personal Health
By WILLIAM BRADY,
Readers should address Inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
MAN WANTS BUT
LITTLE OXYGEN
Inhalation of pure oxygen
(from a tank) reduces the pulse
rate, abolishes the shallow, hur
ried breathing and prevents the
muscle stiffness which is likely
to follow hard boxing bouts of
men not in good training. Oxy
gen is of little or no help to ath
letes in good training.
I haven't seen everything yet,
but from what I have seen and
read, I'd say rushing an oxygen
tank to the bedside and adminis
tering the gas by inhalator or
by keeping the patient in a tent
is a beautiful gesture. I hasten to
add that good medical authori
ties still advocate the adminis
tration of oxygen by inhalation
(gas mask, tube in nostril, head
tent, bed tent or oxygen cham
As We Live
FRIENDS WARN AGAINST
TAKING BOYFRIEND BACK
Public opinion can be a pow
erful force in a person's life. But
should a person allow her whole
future to be
influenced by
the opinions of
others?
(Q) "I am 23
years old and
had been go
ing steady
with a fellow
two years
older than I
Dr. Hurlock for over a
year. My folks and all my
friends expected us to be mar
ried and so did I, but my boy
friend suddenly dropped me
for another girl. He went with
her for about six months, and
then she dropped him for an
other man who had more
money and could do more for
her than my friend could.
"Now my boyfriend has
come back to me and wants
lo go steady again. I have al
ways loved him and I would
like to go with him, but my
folks and my friends tell me
I would be a fool to take him '
back as he would just drop
me again for someone else.
Should I listen to them and
give up the man I love, or
should I listen to my heart
and let people talk?"
(A) If your family and friends
all feel that you would be a
fool to take this young man
back, they must have some rea
son. They doubtless know him
well enough to know that he is
behaving true to form and that
he does not have the stability
that would make a good hus
band. '
Because you are in love with
him you are not able to see his
faults as others can. As a re
sult, you have tried to convince
yourself that this was just an
accident in his life and that it
Smelter Workers
Vote on Agreement
San Francisco (U.R) Mem
bers of the AFL Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers Union were
voting today on a 15-cent hourly
package settlement expected to
end their 40-day . strike against
American Smelting and Refining
Company.
The proposal provided an
hourly wage increase averaging
13 cents. In addition, union
members would receive their
birthday as an additional paid
holiday.
If the proposal is accepted,
the men will return to work to
morrow at two local plants af
fected by the strike. They were
the Federated Metals Division
in San Francisco and a plant at
Selby in Contra Costa county.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Harold Ernest Williams. overwidth
load. S10.
Neil Edward Jackson, overload, S50.
Harry Wilfred Franklin, void for
eign license. S7.50.
Ross Akers, no motor vehicle li
cense. S10.
Ernest William Hinlde. inadequate
muffler. S15.
DISTRICT COURT
Mary Jane Lamberty vs.- John
Laughlin Lamberty, divorce complaint.
Donna Goble vs. Rex Carson Goble.
divorce complaint.
Patricia Jeanne Harris vs. Wendell
E. Harris, divorce complaint.
L. W. Schlegel vs. Adena Schlegel,
divorce complaint.
Arlen Warren Hukill vs. Shirley
Mae Hukill. divorce complaint.
Betty Jean Chamberlain Schneider
vs. David Wayne Schneider, divorce
complaint.
Gladys Mathias vs. Berdo B. Ma
thias. divorce complaint.
Mabel L. Beers vs. Donald E.
Beers, divorce complaint.
Betty Lou Hardee vs. Harry C.
Hardee, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Charles Ravmond Brown. 21, ef
route 2. box 521. Gold Hill, and Janet
Junita Collins, 19, of Hillcourt. 1455.
Medford.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m Monday for
Monday: other days 5 :30 previous day.
WALT'S
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409 E. Main Phone 2-2269
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Night Calls and Sundays
No Calls Frt iv or ill da; Sat-
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M.D.
7
ber) in acute coronary throm
bosis, angina pectoris, severe
bronchial asthma, the night
dyspnea (inability to get enough
air) of some disorders of circula
tion, edema (accumulation of
fluid) of the lungs and as a relief
for air hunger in chronic bron
chitis (winter cough) with em
physema (ballooning of the air
cells of the lungs from loss of
normal elesticity).
Avowedly an oxygen tank at
the bedside makes a scene as im
pressive as the chromo peddled
by the A.M.A. Spoonful Every
Hour a farcical gesture, in view
of the part that organization has
played in breaking down the
Code of Medical ethics.
If I were the patient or the
patient's physician I'd sav:
"Well, all right, let's try it. If it
By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. I
will never happen again.
In general, it is never wise to
allow one's self to be ruled by
public opinion. However, there
are times when the force of
public opinion seems to be for
1he best. This would appear to
be one of those times.
To be fair to yourself, why not
accept this young t man as a
friend and give him another
chance? Do not, however, limit
yourself by going steady with
him until you see how he be
haves in the future. If, after a
reasonable time, say a year from
now, you have evidence that
he is not turning his attentions
elsewhere, then you can con
sider going steady with him.
Don't, however, be too optis
mistic about the outcome and
put all your eggs in one basket
as you did before.
(COPYRIGHT 1955,
GENERAL FEATURES CORP.)
Some dirty crook sold a
tourist a deed to Crater
Lake for ; seven hundred
dollars yesterday.
This sort of thing has to
stop because if anybody
is going to sell that lake
it's going to be us.
TERESA Pffll
WRIGHT CAREY
Starring in
THE STARS
DON'T SHINE
A hard-hrtting drama of a
young man . . . his courageous
fiance and the decision that
wttl affect the future of both.
KBES-TV 8:30 P.M.
CHANNEL 5
n
Dottie"Hall
Hair Stylist
Extendi) a warm welcome
to old friends and an
nounces she will take ap
pointments for perman
ents.,and styling as late ',
as 5:30 p.m.
131 S. Central-Phone 3-5379
gives any relief, fine. If it does
not, we can send the tank and
inhalator back to the store."
So I believe the administra
tion of oxygen by inhalation has
a narrowly limited therapeutic
or remedial value'. Even in the
resuscitation of victims of as
phyxia a mixture of carbon dio
xide and oxygen or air (5 to IV2
parts C02 with 92 V2 to 95 parts
O or air) is more effective than
pure oxygen.
Now readers who have con
ned Little Lesson 21, How lo
Breathe (ask for it by number or
title and inclcre 25c, with a
stamped, self-addressed envel
ope) understand, I hope, why one
cannot actually increase the ab
sorption of oxygen by "deep
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answert8 ".".
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(colloq.)
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cloak
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11 Reverence
12 In bed
13 Fat of swine
15 Fall back
17 Sick
19 Babylonian
deity
10 Emmet
21 Beverage
22 Cut of meat
23 Reprehend
25 Baker's
product
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28 The son
29 Goal
30 Old pronoun
31 Ingredient
33 A state (abbr.)
35 Body of water
36 Man's name
17 Soak
38 Quarrel
40 Tierra del
Fuegan Indian
41 Fuel
42 Be mistaken
43 Worthless
leaving
44 KnoSk
45 Japanese
measure
46 Unusual
47 Read
50 Send forth
52 Ireland
64 Game at
marbles
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56 Lease
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T-I6HTWHERE
THAT LOUO
MOUTH WIPE
OF YOURS
TO MIND
HER. OWN
breathing." For the benefit of
wiseacres, tightwads and
knuckleheads, let me explain
that physiologists have proved
that any and every spurt of
deeper or faster or forced
breathing is inevitably compen
sated by a following period of
shallower or slower or quiet
breathing, even by a period of
no breathing, so that the normal
level of oxygen and carbon dio
xide in blood and tissues is re
stored in a few moments. This is
physiology and not just a notion
of mine.
Here, by w'ay of a reply to' a
good many letters from gullible
geeks of all grades of ordinary
intelligence, I beg to state that
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magistrate
Everyone
9 Sun god
10 Walk on
14 Obstructs
16 Hostelry
18 French
article
21 Complaint
22 Pronoun
2.1 Manner
24 Fruit drink
25 American
essayist
26 River island
2S Crafty
29 Southern
blackbird
SI Dine
32 Guido's
high note
S3 Meadow
34 Siamese coin
35 Prohibit
37 Estimate
38 Withered
39 Dress oneself
for show
(colloq.)
40 Command
41 Equality
43 Hypothetical
force
44 Lease
46 N. Y. Giants
former
manager
47 Fastener
48 Declare
49 Female sheep
61 Hawaiian hawk
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This notice
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among the ; beneficial effects I
ascribe to daily practice of the
Belly Breathing exercise there
is no mention of increased ab
sorption of oxygen. The exer
cise does good rather by improv
ing the circulation. A piece to
follow will explain how Belly
Breathing promotes better circulation.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS'
Teachers Want Little Lessons
I have no means of determining
the status of a correspondent, so I
carefully explained many times that
bona fide school teachers asking for
Little Lessons in the Ways of Health
qualify ONLY if they give a return
address in care of the school in which
they taught. I rarely heard from a
teacher again, once I had presented
him or her with a complimentary set
of Little Lessons. Probably the teach
ers continue teaching their own pre
conceived principles regardless of my
silly notions, so I shall confine my
effort to reaching the young ones
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NO DANGER
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A.
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8-11
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TAKE IT EASY,SCHMI0T.w
BARNEY
I DR. SCHMIDT. NO IrY DOES THIS
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through direct approaches from now
on. (Ol' Doc B.)
Breathe Better
Wonder if physicians and psycholo
gists, especially those interested in
elderly people, are aware of the power r
of deep breathing to enable a person
to overcome fears, insomnia, worry
and pessimistic, joyless outlook . . .
(M. H.I
Answer Few of them' give it a
thought. Every one who is interested
may learn something to his or her
advantage from the pamphlet BELLY
BREATHING mailed on written re
quest (not a clipping) if you inclose
stamped envelope bearing your
address.
Soft Water
What are the advantages and dis
advantages of drinking only softened
water softened by zeolite process)?
(H. J. L.)
Answer I know of none
Varicose Veins
Do you recommend removal of
varicose veins or injection treatment?
(Mrs. W. W. F.)
Answer Injection treatment. Send
stamped, self-addressed envelope and
ask for pamphlet VARICOSE VEINS.
Copvright, John F. Dille Co.
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bv Elsie
Hix
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MOEETHAN
2oo
VARIETIES CP
IN C7VEK
HAVE BEEN
PRODUCED,
IN iJAFAN
11 ABNEX
on all. jzomantc. &ur
HOPE SHE'LL GO OUT
VIF ME.'.-AH NEEDS A
UNROMANTIC FRIEND, T
TALK TO BOOT MAH
ROMANCE. fVcT.
X;,
BUZ SAWYER
Kf.t. MEM FTtOM ACTO55 THE MALI APPEAR,
HECK, YES!
THSFKE COULD
K A RUSE
ti SOMEBODY
TO SMOKE US
OUT AND SET
SCHMIDT.
GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH
ALL THAT EDUCATlON-jll
AND HE HASNT
EVEN GOT A
DOLLAR
MUTT an IEFP
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