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Ye Smudge Pot.
By Arthur Perry
Those summer days.
In sultry hiue.
One likes. to. wish ....
Ho was a flsT-v
Or better still, a fros;
.With naught to do
The whole day thru
But sit upon a bog.
And soak and croak -And
croak and soak.
: Nevertheless' the ..president picked
fine weather for announcing the free
dom of the drink.
Miss Alma Ditto lives at, Salem,-Or.
"Tine' cigarette is worse than De
mon 'Hum," declares the Antl-CJgar-
etto League of America. Yesterday
a man smoked a cigarette and went
home and drowned his oldest boy in
a wnshtub. : !''
This col. does not believe in pulling
skeletons' out of closets, but every
time it sees less UUtson rolling along
In a 3000 auto, it recalls the days
when he traveled in a contraption
with one lung, arid the red paint blis
tered on the side next the sun.
OUXGIXG IVV TYPB, XO ROURT
1 (Clileo, Col., Knterprlw)
V Charles Chibnall-is now man-
agcr of the Hotel X)aks dining
'room. Hashers at the new hos
tlery are- is numerous as cooties
In Prance; . :.'
Germany, beaten at w,ar, hankers
for a note Vriting contest. They will
get a worse beating at note writing
than at war. - ; .
Sam' Richardson and B. Plymale
appeared ?ed. In straw hats, both
the same ln every detail. The public
was very much surprised to see their
tastes both ran in the same direction,
and how are they going to know
which is which. - -;
' i FIVDA JjK FE-MMB
. . (Marsh field Times) '-.
' . i Brynteson says the fight start
ed in a friendly scuffle, . when
suddenly without .warning, Mas-- ;.'
ters hit him in the eye, knocking
him backward. Masters plead
ed guilty without saying much
auout tho matter, but it was
.gathered from the way they
talked that a young lady vas .
-mixed up In tho affair. ,
Suffrage for women is a step for
ward, and is a great tiling until they
vote you out 01 office. '
RIfHAETIRVB
TABLETS
Many thousands of old and young
jeep their systems free from the
prendl'ul consequences of consti
pation by taking Bliss Native
Herb Tablets at regular Intervals.
Those who lead an actlvo outdoor
life take one occasionally while
others whose work Is -confining
and laborious and 'are more sub
ject to that condition, retain their
health by using them mora fre
quently. Bliss Native Herb Tab
lets, hot only relieve constipation
but stir up the liver and kidneys,
Cleansing them of all 1 fermenta
tion,, and restore them to a natur
al, healthy, active condition. They
also purify the blood, and have a
general tonic effect on the whole
system. One tablet at night will
make the next day bright. ' .
Bliss Native Herb Tablets are
put; up 200 in a box, enough to
last the 'average family six
months. .! Every box carries our
mouey back guarantee. Take no
substitutes. Look for trade
hiark on every box. US)
i'rlco i.00. ... v.-. -
; Sold by. leading druggists every
where. JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker
Phono M. 47 and 47-32
I Automobile Hearse Service
Lnrty Assistant '
( 82 SOUTH BARTLI2TT
Auto Ambulance Service, . Coronet
CHAMP CLARK AND
CHAMP CLARK. -is a politician of 'the old school.
'Party regularity is to him a sacred shibboleth. Ho
doesn't likol'rosident Wilson. Tho president is too iold.
:! too studied, too modern.. Moreover ho has never forgotten
that he lost tho: j ttjiuv'vatu, presidential nomination when
Will ia in -Jennings -Bryan forced the convention to accept
Governor Wilson, , But ho holds no grudges when pnrly
advantage is involved. And when greeted with applause,
Champ like the -vol era n. fire horse -at the sound of the
alarm, waves his" tail in-the air and starts action. '
, - This was the case at yesterday's session of congress.
Champ was given an ovation, and he immediately pro
ceeded to get busy. President Wilson was hailed as tho
greatest man in the world, and with tho democratic party
was crowned as the liberator of disenfranchised woman
hoodthe anointed champion of equal, suffrage.
.; --.To one unfamiliar with tho old school political psy
eiioiogMhis tribute might have been regarded. as somewhat-
'inappropriate.-'. But the. facts and logic are not
elements of the Old Guard curriculum.-"Claim everything
and you will get something." is one of the cardinal tenets
of tlie faith. . ' '
-.;'" - - ,- , ... ... . ' - . ' '
,., 'JIhc amiable and loquacious Missouri'an said nothing
about the record of the . democratic party or that of its
loader. Not a word concerning Mr. Wilson's repudiation
of woman suffrage as a political student, sNot a word
concerning his insistence that the question was one for the
states not the nation' to decide. Narv a syllable of the
record of the . Jjouthcrn
against 'granting votes to
I long as the eurocrats held
hite J louse, was picketed, the president lampooned and
heckled by irate suffragettes. .Not a syllable that he was
speaking in, a .republican congress, and that, tho triumph
he;was predicting,, might be conceded a triumph, .of-.the
opposition. ' r '----"-' V. ;'- . ; , :
The applause was ringing in his ears. The opportu
nity Jiad arrived. With that marvelous combination of
fluent harmony and virile power which was liis birthright,
the veteran speaker sailed' unto the arena, deified the
leader he had opposed, sanctified the cause Tic .never ad
vanced, and with the applause again arising, took his seat,
proud jn the consciousness of a service well performed.
It .was altogether impertinent and .improper, for liep
resentative Maim to interject, '"The democrats have Often
talked for womansuffrage but seldom voted for it." In
the post helium school of political dialetics, pertinent ob
servations, however rational, are beneath the dignity of
the members. ' ,
DO IT
THE fruit crop must he thinned now or 'it will not be
' properly matured for market. This is a problem
that effects the entire community as well as the orchard
ists. The supply of thinners to date is lees, than a year
ago, with double the demand, Men- and 'women are iieed
ed at once. Here is an opportunity to make, good wages;
and perform a loyal and imperative. service. "If .you' have,
not registered and can aid in tins ' work,, register at once
at the Federal Labor bureau,
or the county agriculturalist's office..': Don't. delay. s Do
it now.
BOLSHEVIK! GOV'T
nr
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IS
' LOSDON. April 24. (Correspond
ence of the,Assoeiuted Pres.s.)--Thc
Bolshevik a'cjjerriment of Russia' is
reported to be beset liv srave internal
troubles, especially in North Russia.
Definite evidence of dissatisfaction
amoni workmen in. thiit district has
been exhibited . recently by. hostile
demonstrations asainst the soviet au
thorities, bv strikes and sabotaze.
,' The.bolshevik financial positicm is
rnnidlv .eTowins. worse. Reports
suhiliittcd bv- Krestinski. commissary
for finiince," for the second Half of
11)18. show a deficit owine to the
fact that the "sinele tux on the pos
sesSin classes." which was estimat
ed' to vield 10.000.000.0no rubles,
yielded onlv 4rX).CI)0.000 us the
townspeople of the "possessine
class" were financially exhausted and
the peasants offered armed resist
ance to forced payment.
A larcre wins of the Menshevik. or
moderate party has" refused to ad
here to the Bolsheviki and adopted
the following: urogram:-
-Opposition to bolshevik rule, which
is declared to have "resulted 'in
chaos and the destruction of national
life in linssia." ;"-, ,
" Revival of capitnlisin on democrat
ic lines as beina the onlv mcims of
reslorinir Russian industry and com
merce with. the outside world.
! The convening of a constituent as
sembly, to bo . elected v bv , ceneral
franchise. . ...
Restoration of the old fronties of
Russia, exclusive of Finlaml uud Po
land, with a arant xif local poiilical
nutonomv and a federative tie unit
uiz such territories as desire nu!s
iicndence. State control of industry, as oi
posed to workmen's control.
Notice ;
In the pound at Phoenix: One black
horse branded SI 'on tho left hip.
weight 1400 lbs, 8 to 14 years old;
one bay mare, has bell on, 1200 lbs.,
looks to bo 10 yeam old. Work ani
mals. A. W. SHOUT,
' ' . . " Marshall.
WOMAN, SUFFRAGE
democrats practically a unit
women, nor the fact that as
control suffrage failed, the
NOW
any of the, fruit associations'
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CHICHESTER PILLS'
. Ill Im llrd acd Cnht BtiOtAX!
T-A feVs'l TmX.9 . ether. Ur f yowr
Hopes Women Will ; '
':y Adopt This Habit
r: As Well As Men
Gla of hot water each' morn
' ing helps us look and feel
" mean, sweut, .freah.
Happy, bright, alert vigorous and
Vivacious a good clear skin; a nat
ural, roey" complexion and freedom
from illness are assured only by
clean,' healthy blood. . If only every
woman and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morning
inside bath, what a gratifying change
would take place.
Instead, of the thousands of sickly,
anaomlc-Iookkig men, women "nd
glrla with pasty or muddy complex
Ions; Instead of tho multitudes of
'nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain
fags" and pessimists we should see a-
virilo, optlmlatic throng of rcwy.
cheeked peoplo everywhere. -.
An inside bath Is had by drinking,
each morning befoao breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In It
to wash from tho Btomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre
vious day's Indigestible wasto, sour
fermentations and poisons, thus
cleansing, sweetening and freshening
the entire alimentary, canal before
putting more food into Oie stomach.
Those subject to sick headache; biliousness-,
- nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and partlculnry those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are - constipated - very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but a trifle but is
Sufficient to demonstrate tho quick
and remarkable change in both health
and appearance awaiting thcao whe
practice internal sanitation. Wo musl
remember that Inside cleanliness If
luoro i Important than outside, he
cause the skin docs not absorb Impur
ities to contaminate the blood, while
tho pores In tho thirty feet of bowoli
rV. " ..,. .( t .- .-
Vulcanizing
All our work strictly guaranteed to
bo first class, in N. Fir St., Medford
' ,' .' riiono 4.'M-J i . . . . ..
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
Mae Marsh In "Spotlight Sadie" ;
at Rialto Theater Tonight,
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MAE MARSH
SPO'i UCHT SADIS-V
Mno Marsh Is said never to havo
had a mora tntorestiiiK cast of sup -
porting players than .urround hor in
tho new Goldywin picture, "Spolllgltt
Sadie," which comes to tho Klnlto
theatre, tonight and .tomorrow.
For lier luadlnrr man she has Wal -
That
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Mil lifrrfS. ! need a bite inst home from school.' I
: 't The M
Wa-ites every form of insurantjo but . life.
Your patronage solicited on the basis of superior
service. ': '. ! vv ''-'' '
. Medford National Bank Bldg, -
TELEPHONE ONE-TWO-THREE
IGNATION REPAIRING . ' '
' ' -
'Magnetos, Spark Coils,' Motors and Generators
repaired and rewound. . (iuaranteed good as new.
Batteries repaired. We are Southern Oregon Agents
for the -celebrated Burd Mings. Try thcin for com-,
pression. '-'y-.-.--:. .; '.'":'.:. ". '. V . '.-.';'.
CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO,
.1
Painters and Paperhangers
As Helpers ,
" - V ' i -'..''.' .''.
$5 per Eight-Hour Day
R. J. MILLER CO.
loco MacDoimld. his exrolloi rolo In
1 VSpoOlglit Siidl-'..,boliiB his Irst
dgeTom'Z
forces. Previous to that ho wn n
favorlto playur in "A I'rlnces of purk
Iltow" and some doens odd produe-
1 Hons of Importance. v
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School Appetite'
J-J
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Children, when they are growing,
need a bite just home from schooj,
and at other odd- times. Always
keep a box of crisp Snow Flakes
in your pantry, handy for them. '
Don't ask for crackers, say Snow
FlakesJ'''-' ''--;' "'';'' ":;S:v
lYour grocer can supply yotilV,
ltd
cGurdy
oiloMoMolloijeUUiiM
Factory Demonstration
NOW GOING
0
Seeing Is Believing
Come In and let us show you why a Royal has
stood head and shoulders above all other Electric
Cleaners In independent tests. "; -T ".,'""
.. " xseeos no nnisu nor. me--
chanicl assistanct'. .If tins easily at a touch of your
finger and actually pays for itself in tho increased
life given to your rugsand doii't pverlotk the Having
of -your' energy and the shortening of household work
ing hours. Let us demonstrate in yqur own liomc. .
... PHONE US.' " " --'''
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Make nn appoiiilnient; w' will doiHOimtrato tho
cleaiier Jo vou in ;voiir
buy,
Sold, on rlnsy.l'aymcmlsJ ir;U-
Paul's Etefctric Store
Phone' 90.
Choose your Jewelry at' this store, ftirjiero, is
shown a collection of wtindioiis beauty and -variety.'
Di
You can select a Diamond ri'f'l'O in the certain 'as
surance that you will receive absolute value at' its
price A Diamond wscll, bought, is a sure investment.
Lovely new Silvor and Plato for June Weddings.'
Martin J. Reddy
- Southern Oregon's Leading Jeweler.
BERRi S
BASKETS
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Fruit Marketing Agents f v v
S. P." tracks'. ; ,, ;: Phone d
VILMO
: Manufactured From the Home Grown Wheat
For Home Trade .?.'.'.. - , . J.
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
1 Medford, Oregon , .
re !k;m
"Why ' tho 'Knyril gets All
i tho dirt' 'Units ''in the carpet,
iih well im on it-r-threudu and
lint as well as all other dlrtv
and , how it clcuiw witliout
wearing your rug or injuring
tho imp, ' ':,' , ' ' . ' : ; 1 '
ITow thoroughly Uiejioyftl,
and Us attiidhmoiitH . will
clean your house from cellar
to attieV . ''. ,' ;
'.ROYAL ''; -.
Cleans hv 'nir'- ALONE.
i . i i .
own home.' Nd obligiitii
iligiitibn to
Main and Central..
!
e
ds
AT O
lamon
sale at 1 :.''' '
FL0UR;
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