Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge Pot
:'v ny Artlinr Ierrr -
One notes (hat dnrina the lastvweek
or ten dnvs there has been n snner-
flmtv of liroliiliition movettients, and
that ' William; Jenninss Brvan
"sounded the kevnote," for most of
them. ' Bv sonndine keotes Mr.
Hrvah 'tan v. fuiuro that he will be
hkelv lookimr presidential timber on
the prohibition tiuket. the idea of be-lnsr-
president never drill;.', despite
three siilistnntinl defeats. Mr. Brv
an is a sliek proposition and never
wastes his troldcn voice and silver
tonmiG .unless there is remuneration
pceuniarv or personal in sisht.
Hard luek has set in for Switzer
land. Field Marshal Von llindenburir
has made application to reside in
that land as n "simple citizen." In
dications, indiente Ike Swiss tire not
simple, i j ' : '
President Wilson has refused the
Enropepn offer to net as mandatorv
for Turkey.' and international eti
ouelto forbids uiakine' the same offer
for Mexico.'. -
The frost season bein over, the
orchardist lias nothing to contend
with but bliirht, buss; wind. I'trhtnins.
eloiidbursts, heat and market condi
tions. If Col Mundny strikes oil the top
of the Medford Hotel will be a roof
enrden with a movie show at mid-nn-'ht
... ... :- . .
A room bitr enoutrh to throw a cat
around in would be worth 10. for
the time necessary to chanse a
shirt '
And Medford Hose Barkdnll would
ho the Coal Oil Johnnv of the West,
and Avidcly known as Emmett Bark
dull -. ...
Personal To Glen Laidlev. VS. S.
.Dakota. Sintr out the" watches. Pipe
down the' bookoos. Good luck. eob.
Write. :..'
To Walt Merrick Letter and tele
trram reneived. Cancel Oriental' iaunt.
Tull Dick Donald to answer epistles.
Ford Henry is a resident of Ore
cron Citv, and the supposition arises
that his name was knocked hind end
too in an auto accident. '
Credit is hereby triven to Miss
Helen Yoekey. who nicked out, all bv
hersolf, the clippinir in these parts
last Sat, retrardiinr Mary Chase.
PORTLA'X'D, May 20 Ben Butler,
a barber of this city, today filed no
tice of Intention to claim the estate
of the late W. L. Quackeubaus, who
died hero recently aged 01, leaving
mining property and real estate In
Colorado Springs, Colo;, said to be
worth $25,00. . Butler bases his
claim on the testimony ot several
witnesses who sald they were present
at QuackenbauB' deathbed and heard
him verbally devise his all to Butltr,
at whose shop he had been a cus
tomer for several years. :
' Battleship Brinac. Troons.
BOSTON. Mass.. .' May . 20. The
battleship Montana docked at noon
. today with 41 officers and 1.005 men
of tho i!14th encriiieers. a western or-
BELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
LIFE;
POOR HEALTH
ASIILAXD, r..v Mrs. F.!nii
Elno Oroneli. Wnl iituov driver, eom
niilied suieide Sumlnv cveuinir nlioiit
six o'eloek nt the family home. Ml
Cliureh ,-treet. !v shooting herself
tlirim:!i (he lieinl, ilviii'. within ft few
ininnies. The hnshaml. M. Ii.
Criu li..t:ites ll'.e rensoii fur the net
to Imvii lieen ill health, roltttintr that
his wife was the. vielim of trorrilile
headaehes. enusintr al'soliHe prostra
tion. At the time of the trnccdv the
fomilv were at the suimer tahle,
when the wife ami mother went into
the hath room ami cuannitteil the
deed, t'roueh asserts ha knows no
reason for the net aside from irres-
DOiisittilitv ' momitet: bv nhvsieul
j weakness. The husband is emplovetl
bv a caraee m .Medfonl. ' the deceas
ed was Uti vears of aire and the niotii
er of four eliildren. tiie eldest heintr
a . danchter of JbY She left a letter
ndilressed to "l'aosi." the contents of
whirh Inive itot vet been made puhlk
bein-r in Hie. ham's of the authorities.
nemlinir devc!orm :its at the inouest.
lie boilv will he t:-.!:en to Iadinna for
iiitenaent.
Melvin I.erov Crotieli. tac hnshaml,
is a mei har.ie i aiploved. at the A. W.
Walker eompanv iiaratre. and in an
interview tb's inornimr he reiterated
that the motive for his wife's deed of
self destruction was ill health for
some" time past. She suffered from
hard headaches and used a headache
medicine to such excess that its re
lieving properties had n lonirer nnv
effect ami she was unable to sleep
niirhts.
Mr. ami Mrs. Crouch were married
in Indiana 17 vears. uico last Friday,
and hail resided in Ashland for the
past vcar. havmir eomo there from
Canada, in which country thev had
resided for some time. Mr. Crouch
came back and forth daily to his em
ployment in Medford.
According to him his wife enve no
intimation of her intention to kill her
self and the family were at the table
conversinz when she went into the
bath room and a second later fired
the fatal shot, Death was practi
cally instantaneous. The body will
be shipped to her former old home at
North Webster. Ind., for interment,
and the funeral sen-ices will be held
there. The four motherless children
are a daughter need 16. and three
sons ascd 12. 10 and 0 years. ',
nrnnmi t
ULnlWHIVIUNI
RETAINED BY U. S.
I WASHINtJTCW, War 26. Presi
dent Wilson hae informed officials
here that the council of four at Paris
has reached a full understanding by
which the United States will retain
the 700,000 to 28 of German shipping
seized in American ports when this
country entered" the war. -
. Great Britain has proposed that
this tonnage as well as German ships
seized in other countries be placed
in a common pool and allotted on the
basis ot tonnage lost thru action of
enemy submarines. The United States
has steadfastly refused to accede to
this plan. . ' " ;
SHE'S ENGLAND'S
PRJZE BEAUTY
This handsome girl's fapo won
$2500 tor her In, a beauty con
test which had tor Its competi
tors British war workers. She
has been aBked to marry by a
thousand men since she was an
nounced the wiouor. ,
The Outbursts of
v'-' Everett True ':V
BylCONDO
THIS (5 MY UTT-S
Nisce, (ivo 1 WANT To
MAK& HR A
OF fi, Re(AC. 300 Pf4,
ex snoes or common
SENSS PR.OORTIOMS r
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just Wiit Heree. kathrym? onccs iints to
G.O OUT ON THC IOUrAC.IC UTtH TH 36KT-' -
ANV HAKS. A SpSttCH J r T(NK tie
tM5 STOCK IN SOMS
CON AND 33UNVON
The ultimate success of a home
Harden depends largely upon the in
terest of the aardener bcin" main
tained throughout the season. Many
persons have gotten the idea that
wheli the trarden is planted and cul
tivated two or throe times their work
has ended, and as a result the trarden
soon Koss to weeds or is destroyed bv
insects and diseases. The success
ful irnrdenor. declare the sliccialists
of the United States department of!
agriculture, is the one who waces a ,
continuous fight asainst the enemies
of the Harden from the vorv' start,
never shirking his duty and bcinz
evcrlastinulv in the job.
A crop of weeds can be destroyed
in a few moments bv means of a steel
rake or a noe. if it is used when the
weeds are iust coming thromrh the
ground. Jf allowed to remain, the
weeds become firrtilv rooted and a
thorough renovation of the garden is
necessary to rid it of them.
1
Seem Innocent, Bnt They're Xot
A fewold fashioned hardshell po
tato bnffs mov not appear to do nnv
great harm, but the crop of soft
slielled beetles they produce will ent
the leaves from the potato vines al
most before vou know thev are pres
ent. A few spores ot some mildew or
other diseas may not do nnv great
amount of damnge, but if the weather
is favorable for the spread of the
disease il will soon cause the loss of
the entire crop.
The old adage of ''A stitch in time
saves nine" applies with double force
to the care of the garden. Kecrt up
interest in the garden anil make suc
cessive plantings of various crops, so
that a continuous supply of vege
tables may be provided for the table.
There is nothing gained bv having the
land lie idle, and it is easier to keep
it clean if there is a puving crop upon
it. " " ' " ' ' -
"Seed " Gardens Show Neglect
Too often gardens with n "seedy"
appearance are nccn in the middle of
the summer. The brush on which the
peas were grown or the wire trellis
on which .thev were trained s left
with the remains of the crop upon it,
and- general unsightliness rales the
entire plot. It is a little more trouble
to keep things neat and attractive,
but it pnvs in the long "run : and if
you as a gardenerwant to maintain a
reputation for a good garden, the
necessary attention will have to be
given to its neatness nnd genera! nu
pearance. . .'.'.; , .
In sections where the weather be
comes cxtrenjelv hot in summer and
it .is not possible to keep the gnnlcn
crops growing, the land should be
cleaned, rcplpwed and kept st!rrcd
from time to timi i-ntil cord:lions
are f-irtablc for t!;2 n'nnt' of. fall
vceetaliicH. Under, ordinary eondi;
t;ona it -is. best to have some crop
-("v'ng on the soil, ami; if the 'pe
riod biitwcen the early spr'ng Vege
tables and the fall vegetables is siif
fe'ent. a crop of cownens should be
ASK FOR and" GET
'The Original
Waited Rfflilk
For Infants and Invalids
OTHERS aro 1M1TAT10N3
tvect-, xonxT Vou
fHiNK. IT'S Ttfta NOW
To START TRrtfr)tN
THE UTTt-S- GiRl'S
FOOT T A, CONS,
Care During Summer
Needed by Gardens
grown tnxin the garden land. This
will shade -the soil and prevent the
sun burning the organic matter out
of it. ami at tho sunie'time will ae
tua'lv add fnrtil'tv to "the soil.
Kaenil Work liirly nnd JmIc
The enemies of the garden begin
work iust as soon as the seeds arc
planted in the ground, nnd it is a
continuous tight throughout the sca
osn. The gardener who hangs up his
hoe and forgets his garden also
hangs up his chance of winning. Hv
far the best results can be procured
where the garden is given frcciuent.
short periods of attention. Later in
the season special care should be
given to clearing nwnv'tlio remains
of the crops and destroying nnv
pfants that are hndlv infected with
diseases, or that harbor insects in
nnv form.
COMMUNICATION.
Favors General "Wood
To the Editor: Various reasons
have been advanced to account for
the growing 'heller that Leonard
Wood would make, a good president.
Yet ail have been of a "secondary"
nature "derivatives." Qualities have
been ascribed. and performances dwelt
upon according as they have appeal
ed to tho particular -wrltor, yet no
one has specified the primary attrib
utes which underlie loyalty and an
endless patience. Every act or course
whlch has won approval has been
palpably tlio offspring of .these qual
ities. Loyalty to duty, to country, to
associates and patience to compre
hend, and thereby produce good re
sults. That which alone makes ef
ficiency, in soldier, executive, or ser
vant of tho people In any capacity Is
this trait of loyalty; but to accom
plish It must bo backed up by pa
tience. We Instinctively recognize
underlying traits and approve men
upon them. Is not this then tho rea
son why General Wood Is looked on
with confidence and respect? He
may, or may not be nominated In
1020. Whether he be, or bo not, no
one will doubt but that he will con
tinue to be .that which ho has been.
As we know a feeling of certaintS'
as to the general relations of life, nnd
business arises when there is know
ledge that a chief, executive Is pos
sessed of the qualities of loyalty and
patience" If, therefore, It eomo to
pass that General Wood bo nominat
ed, wo may assume that a Justifiable
feeling of certainty and security will
spread abroad. Yours very truly,
.' CHAS. STEWART DAVISSON.
"May 12, 1919. f
Card of Thanks
We wIbIi. to. . thank our many
friends and neighbors for the sym
pathy and kindness to us during the
illness and death of our beloved hus
band and father. C. M. Pence. .
. MllS. C. M. PENCE
AnD FAMILY.
JOHN A. PERL
; Undertaker ,
' I'hono M. 47 and 4f-JS'
Automobile Hoarse Service '
- Ijady Assistant
82 SOTJTn liARTLjETT
Into Ambulance Service, Coronet
10 BE IRRIGATED
KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. Mav 1).
An irrigation unit in 4lie Itiiiiitiimt
section is almost coniplott'd'tiiul wilier
will be turned on the hind within the
next HO ilavs," iiecording to Jioss Sut
ton, one of the-promoters.-'
The unit consists of about 800
neros. The land included lies below
litimutiftu and the main ditch eurrviiu'
Ilia water is two and a Jmlf miles in
length. The ditch has licu,u completed
to the point where thu pumps are in
stalled in Lost h'iver. s..-i"-'
rVuueis llrowne, . IL.Vnught
and Albert llui'gdorff aitt usoseiatvd
Willi Sutton in the proieot'. v
FIVE-ACT FARCE
: FEATURE AT PAGE
A delightful llltlo comedy-drama
will bo presmilod at tho 1'ago theatre
today and Tuesday when Mnriiitrlta
Fisher appears In "Tho Manila of
Charily," her latest production. This
story revolves around a mlsunder
staiidlna nnd a very funny one. Nornh
McDonald, n wealthy young woman,
objects mittlait her dog In cluirKo f(
the king of tho baggage car while
traveling and so drosses tho pet up
as a baby nnd seeks her compartment
In tho Pullman. Paul Howell, u mil
lionaire and social worker, also
claims tho compartment but willing
ly wulvos all claims whan tho girl ap
pears with "u baby in her arms." Fn
the course of their conversation Paul
remarks -that Nnrah Is rather young
to bo married. And Norah Innocent
ly replies that she Is not married nor
has ttho ever thought ot taking thu
vows. '
' Paul at this Is shocked to the ex
treme and believes Norah a wronged
woman.
Miss Klsher hns appeared In many
comedies recently but It Is sufo to
Don't Let Catarrh
Yo
u
Avoid Its Dnncrerous Staire,
Thero' is X moro sorious otairo of
Catarrh than the annoyanco caused
bv tho stonned-UD air passage, and
the. hawking and spitting and other
distasteful features. '
' The real danger comes from the
tendency of tho dlscasa to continuo
its course downward until tho lungs
become affected, nnd then dreaded
pnnstimntinn Is en vour path. Your
own experience has taught you that
the disease cannot to cured by
' lUmEPT. ':' secret
'(' i.-' I af,d "5Pff I !
r Ff and personal for
;' ' in; Its air -ifiht ;
Vw -; ' seajed. package. :
3. fk - : Lo''fi'iat''is I
a 'v M "' ' wrtbot your
'fx jst' ' regard :.'
because, bt.lts:"
y '-:v . lasting quality
,:' Three flavprs to :y(.-..
1 salfall tastes.. ;' : y 1 '
MILL10N.-HEIRESS
STICKS AS YEOMAN
llfiWMJ''
IT ' ' imWh ii i"r ' in t I u:
1 . ' 3
3
i :
ETTIE
Mlsi Uotllo Flhcr, ycomnnj
female, atumblod Into two mil-!
lion, Inherited from a distant rnl-i
atlvo who dealt In Oklahoma'
oil, and alio still sits at bar desk;
in the Navy Building. This Is hen
explanation: "You know soon!
as iho weather warms up w yo,
men aro going to put on our uowj
while siinimar unltorms. I Imre:
mine all ready. 8o, ot eouraa, I,'
. aimply couldu't leave the torvlce
until I got chance to wear It," j
say that tiono of them eontultin thu
gonulne humor 'and lioniuly loui licii
apparent thru Iho flvu reels of "ThJ
Mantle of Charily."
William Duncan lu thu "Man of
Might," gives ninny Interesting and
thrilling scenes In this great out door
feature. A .Mutt & Jetf culled
"Throwing tho Hull" completes this
program for loduy nnd Tuesday.
California Editor Dcail.
STOCKTON'. Calif.. Mnv ad. I),
t'. Ifmleliffo. founder and fr 20
years publisher of the Mcrci de Kven
inif Sun. dieil in a hospital here to
day. , For vears he wtis foremost in
promoting the growth mid develop
ment of I lie San .loaniiiii valley.
Drag
into Consumption
sprays, ..inhalers,.' ntomlr.org, jciuoa
and other local applications,
S. S. S. has proven a moot satisfac
tory remedy lor Catarrh because it
goos direct to its source, and re
moves tho germs of tho dfccaso from
tho blood. Get a bottle from your
druggibt today, nnd begin tho only
logical treatment that gives real re
sults. You ean obtain special medical
advice without charge py writing to
Medical DIroctor, Zl Swift Laborer
tory, Atlunta, (Ju, ,
ALL RUSS RULE
O.MHK, Tuesday, May 20. Tho
work ot re-orgmiUliiK the cabinet of
thu AII.-ltUHHlaii fiovuriimtmt. In' IH'u
caedlilg, It being liitiinded to offoel
closer oo-ordliiiitlou with thn mllltlU'y
mint rul mid at tlin mimn time work
iiioio etflcleutly along t lit linen of
tli ii program adopted by Admiral Kul
clnik. Former MlalHlnrs of Jlllitlee
mid lOdtieulloii M. Htnrlnknvltvh and
M. Haoliiilltoff, liuvo linen suceimd-5
ml by I'rofcmioM Telburg and I'rnoli
nuhonsky, who II la believed will
direct thn work of tho two depart
meats lo better advantage.
Il la iiIho proposed to combine the
m In hilr y d( war with thu iioneral
staff under Ilia primldeiiny of tho
chief of stuff, (leaaral Lebedlov, who
will move in Kkatorliihurg, whern bo
will bo nearer tho see a a of, opera
tions. His Vshisper W :v:
' : CciS in the Night
Tli Glorious . Knowledge Wemm
Cala Wh.a si Wonderful Thought
Stwl. Over Then.
Happfnwj In Ito ttvv tliHITtnir ttftrmt
cru;i,i to wtutwti wltU Hi Utuiutbt q( po
w!ti a bat.
Krcry omin In th Jojp of corner uvotb
rrliiKI loul(i prouaru Utr tm fur
tl itMtiual tmltu TlifPo irnornliviiui h-ivd
fmim! iim trtrj hn4 rc Until a (ucparatttri,
WJt,icr KrUikltufllMfaalwt hclu nt nfth
n tltnr. U lu Unity una CnnutftAcV IU
I9f!(k, t).3 tMU at thn n Oil u me ii i umla
ttJil uw vltiilic. xpamtliiy itwHc ret
euolj whm hoby nrilviA ttt.d aui ut lb
ct.' U In M vraf vtit4e.
Ttt IndaattaatWa of breast f taula la
OUain fwm ymtr ilnippftt. by nil mmr.
th! grtaK prvparntlitn wlitrh clviwtf Un uf
letni (or nu uwny ycaf tu icUnt
Writ llw DrnitflcM n emulator Comnftny
Urpt 0, Lauar liullilfnff. Atinittn, tiexrnU,
tor lhrtr helpful nml lulcrmtliif MoiUr
hx'd Hook, nntl titln ttwi tuo or Hollwr
Frlvotl. U I for extrriitl uc U obiluidr
AiYt ami wfimicr fully rfgrUvv. . '
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