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Ye Smudge Pot
Bjr Arthur Perrj
Dtirine tlie present cold spell it is
permissible for gents wearine. straw
hats, i to ' pack waeon spokes, with
winch to knock the icicles off.
In certain circles, people break
limbs instead of less, when hard luck
hits them. To break a '"limb" is a
little more refined, but n lei is a lec,
and the pain is the same. Person
ally, if a femur is ever busted, it
shall be referred to. as "the lower
member.: v . ; .
''.
. ; lA number of citizens who thouch
tliov looked cute in ice cream pants
have reverted to winter britches, and
loiterine on the sunnv side of . the
Nash thawimr out.
A VERY NICK COXCESSIOX
. x (Eugene Guard)
AVAVTED Housekeeper, wid
ow or cirl twenty to thirty-fire
years of nee. for family of four,
one man with three eirls nee
three to nine. Water and every
thimr handr in ; house. Good . .
stove to cook on and plenty to
.... 3cook.i You can work as long as;
v vou like. , Address G635.- care
Guard. .e -
r "' . -
i i The Bblsherikis are now fiehtine
amon?... themselves, and it is about
time the allies Blent in and put a
stop to the slaughter, if it ever eets
that far. ,
v, ... ; .1
The city of Tacoma has an anti
flirtincr law, Treka. Cal.. is waaine
war on the slit skirt, and sereral
other towns are sufferine from an
orordose of righteousness, which is
worse than none at all. . The homely
people are all excused, and the erood
looking birds will procure blinders at
once. ; ..." . .. ... .
Man is an interes'tiiie cuss. . For
two weeks this col. tried to cire away
the surplus 1916 issue of the Smudge
Pot. with no success whatsoever,
Friday a fiend in human form drift
ed in and stole all but six,
Scientists claim that whiskers are
unsanitary, but this is not enough to
overcome the luck of some people.
The poem below is reprinted by
reuuest. and was written in the days
when it looked like. -troops were ao
intr to be' massed on the border, and
fluttcn out Mexico. ;
Was busts loose in our own backyard.
! And mavbe the call will come.
Toitho fiehtina men of our own home
: town,
To answer the fife and drum. :
Elmer Foss and Captain Vance.
And the boys who lead at the fancy
i-v . dance. . J ; :.'
Off to the front and Mexico. ,
'Seldom Hill of the baseball eame.
That rasslins pair the Beveridee
' boys ; ,-
-..:.. -seeking fame . in ; the ' Cannon's
flame. . - .. -. ..
Aldmr with the nifty Hobby Deuel,
. And Gunner ,'Laidlev fresh from
. . j-.-l school. : "; .- " . .-.
May vou all come back who ijo away,
But war is red and black nnd ercv.
And the hell of the game is simply
. ....... . Al' -
. tins; ..
Not all the Greaser bullets miss, !
' j Card of Thnnks -
! Wo wish to tnank bur many friends
nnd neighbors and the members of
I. 0. O, F. lodge, for their sympathy
. and kindness and for the beautiful
floral offerings, during the Illness
and death of bur beloved husband
and father, '"' '
I . MATILDA. J. ADKINS.
60 : ORA h, BAUNETT. :
1,1- Stockholders Notice '
j Kotlco is hereby given that the
annual meeting ot the stockholders
, of the Homo Telephone & Telegraph
company, of Soutliorri Oregon, will be
hold at tho office of the company,
218 -West Sixth street, Medford, Ore
gon, at 3 o'clock p. m., June 3, 1919
i W. II. GORE,
61' , , 1- , - President.
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
THE issue whn'h Presidont.- AVilsun dofinotl in his
MemorinJ Day speech is the issue of idealism versus
materialism.-' The question to be. fought out iii America is
the question, of whether the people: as a whole believe, in
ideals as workit g principles of national faitly or don't
believe in them.' ' , ; V
' President Wilson's interpretation of the world, war
nnd America's part therein i is frankly idealistic."- Ho
reads into that clash of arms, a more significant clash of
spirits. And he asks as a reward for our sacrifice, as a
consecration of our victory, no territory, no treasure, no
material advantage, but the reconstruction of the world
on the basis, of a higher humanity, a more inclusive
brotherhood. : , .
The great nations are not to ask, does this pay,' but
is it right; not is this in our selfish interest, but is it in the
interest of mankind i Itis for such a world, the president
maintains that America fought, and the "things that
these men left us, though they did not in their, counsels
conceive it, is the great instrument we have just enacted
in the League of Nations." . v. ,
:
This will be answered in some quarters with a loud
guffaw. So the doughboys went, over the top shouting
for the League Coveuant and the 14 points ! Piffle ! They
went over the top to give the Ilun a neatihg. They lid it.
Now they want to get back home and mind their own
business. '-'.. .' .;-'; ' 'i-"": ' ''.-'
Of coyrse, And in '61 the Yanks didn't drive into Jhe
Wilderness -shouting for the Ioclamation Emancipation,
they Went hi to lcill as many rebels as they could, end the
war and get back home, but the fundamental spirit be
hind that drive'was expressed by Abraham Lincoln. ;
-So the fundamental spirit behind the world war is ex
pressed by President Wilson. It is here in the realm of
moral values, that the president is supreme, it is in the
sphere of ideals, that his greatness will be. enshrined.
This translation of the conflict into terms of spiritual re
generation, may he delayed by a temporary reaction, but
nothing can prevent its eventual triumph. When he
speaks of a better world to be. built upon the ruins, he
speaks the truth, he truly reaches the soul of American
aspiration.
1 St. Mark's Episcopal
Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth Sts.
8 a. m. Holy communion.
. 10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. holy communion.
S p. m. Evening prayer. '
Wm. B. Hamilton. Vicar.
; Evang.-Luth. Zlon's Church
Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave.
Rev. Dr; W. R. Jforeni-Oeser, Pastor.
,. , Res. 518 West Fourth St- - .
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine service 11 a. m.
You and yours are cordially
in-
vlted. '
First Baptist Church "
9:45. Bible school, F. W. Hears,
SUpt.
11 a. m. Public worship. Subject,
of the sermon, "The Call of the
Higher Life." .
6:45. B. T. P. U. ;
8:00. Topic-bf sermon, "The Fool
That was 'Just Fooling.' " -
W. T. S. Spriggs, Minister.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
Dr. Baillie, Pastor. ,
10 a. m. Sunday school and Bible
classes. : H. AW. Frame, supt. i
11. Public worship. Sermon,
"Life's Rehearsal." :. .
7:30. Young people's meeting.
This Is ah 'open meeting for any one
to take part. Leader, Dorothy Mc
Lean. Subject, "pur Relation to
God." .; ; . . .
( M. E. Church, South
Cor. Main and Oakdale.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.,
Roberts, supt. v -,
Preaching at 11 a. m. ' :
No evening service.
Dr.
' Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p.
m. Subject of study will be the Sun
day school lesson for the following
Sunday.'-
You are invited to all services.
.. . J. E. Walbeck, Pastor.
First Christian Church
. Cor. Ninth and Oakdale.
Bible school at 9:45... Out Chil
dren's day program will be given at
this Hour. ' ,..
11 a. m. Morning service will be a
memorial service - to bur - beloved
dead; Sermon subject, "Living Mon
uments." special music. -
Tp.ni. Christian Endeavor. Spec
ial meeting.- A welcome to all young
people...; . .
8 p. m. Ex-Rabbi Goldman will
speak telling bf the Home Coming of
tne jews. Hfl Is on his way to Pales
tine. You should hear him. Male
quartet will sing. Everybody welcome.-
,:' . . . ; .;.
Ministerial Association ,
The Rogue River Valley Minister
ial association will meet at Ashland
next-Monday, JUne 2, at 10:30 a. m.
If weather permits the meeting will
be in the park, otherwise at Kaptist
church. :'.... - , 1
Rev. b. E. Millard will read a pa
per on One Hundred Per Cent Effic
iency in the Ministry, and Dr. C. II.
Carlos a paper'on Whttt to Preach;
and How to Preach It, ,-'
' This Is an open meeting to which
ministers are asked to bring their
wives; also a well filled lunch baskot
and huve lunch together.
.1. K. BAILLIE, Pres. "
J.' K. WALBECK, Secy.
MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
' Fourth and -Bartlett
. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., C. A.
Meeker, supt. This Is missionary
Sunday. Miss Mary Tinker has
charge of the exercises. This is
Rose Sunday in the church. At 11
a. m. the sermon subject-, will . be
'?The Measure of a Rose."
, The ladles of the W.--F. M. I. will
have fhargo of the evening service
beginning at 8 o'clock. 'Mrs. E. C.
Edmeades will preside . and Mrs.
Maud Anderson will read the lecture
explaining the stereoptlcon views on
the "Mass Movement In India." This
is the usual thank-offering service.
The Epworth League meets at
6:45 p. m.
, The music In this church is always
good and devotional.. '
' C. R. Carlos, Minister. .
First Cliurch of Ciirist, ScicrRist -Branch
of the Mother Church, the
First Church-of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.,
subject, "Ancient and Modern Necro
mancy "alias Mesmerism and Hypno
tism Denounced." ' ; i'i- 'l .
Sunday school at 9:45. All tinder
the age of twenty are welcome. -
Wednesday evening meetings, ) at
which 'testimonies of Christian Sci
ence healing are given at 8:00. :
' Free reading room which Is in the
M. F. & H. building, Is open from 1
to 5 p: m. daily except Sunday and
holidays.- The Bible and all author
ized literature may be read, loaned
or purchased. '
Church building is at 212 North
Oakdale: The public Is cordially In
vited tb attend the services and Visit
the reading roomt : ;
First Presbyterian Church
Cor. Main and Holly Sts. . ;.
' Morning service, at 11. a.-m., ser
mon, "The Unchristian in Modern
Christianity." Evening service at. 8
p. m.. Major Clancy asked to be ex
cused from speaking as announced
and the pastor will speak' as usual.
' The music in the morning will he
a ladles' trio, "Come Unto Me," Mrs,
Florence McElhose, Mrs1. William
Braytoh and Mrs. Frank Isaacs. A
musical program will precede the
evening sermon consisting of 'tho
following numbers on the pipe organ
bjr Mrs. Clinton McCurdy: "Offcr-
toire" (Lofebury-Wely) ; "Morning"
and "Ase's Death" Peer Gynt (Grieg)
and on tho piano by Mr. H. F.Hen
toh, two numbers from Chopin and
one from Kauffmahn.
Everett Brayton will sing, "Moth
er C Mine." Your pntsence will -be
appreciated.
; Mrs. Clinton McCurdy, organist.
' ; . L. Myron Boozer, minister,
. Notice (oi.fhe Pa'.dic
; We have taken over the output of
ri'lk from Hoover's Dairy nnd can
burnish the same milk to his former
Customers. SNYDER'S DAIRY.
r JOHN A, PDKL
-: Undertaker
i Phone M. 47 ana 47-J3
Automobile Hearse Service
lady Assistnnt
Ril HOUTII BtnTLI!TT '
iu(o Auilrulanoe Service, - Coroner
The Outbtirsts of '
Everett True
ByCONDO
-Vou SfiS. GftORG.6
TO(STHsR. AMP
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fCC IM TW N5:XT AILING MORTAU.
LOOKINS PO v?SU6rTii DON'T SQUAT
ik, ANT VISIT ill IP YOU'RE
(SttNS. To RwM A "DOCTOR'S OhflCtt -
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W eekly Oregon Crop Report
- - POKTLAXD. Mav :). The past '
week was L-cm-rallv lavunihlo for
fruit crops, ccn-als'iinil hnv croiis,
nccordins l the wcvklv siinimnrv
iHsiicd bv the 'weather bureau here,
based on reports from nil imrt of
Oreeun. - - ,
The fore part of ' the 'week was
briuht and warm, the maximum tem
perature coins above (10 decrees in
nuinv places. Toi;ord (he .clo.u oft
tlic week tue wcauier wui cimuiv
anil moderatelVf tool, with aood ;
ruins west of the Cascade inbimtiiins j
nnd littht showers over most of the
remainder of the stale. Licht fro.st'
ocrtirrcd in few localities, doinir no
inaterinl damauv. IliL'li. . drviuir
winds were a feature of the wenlher
'.n localities. Kurm work pros:rcsscd
rapidly. Aphides' have ninciVred in
small numbers in Murion county.
Winter wheat, outs and rve nre
ecnernllv uroinisini; the.- crops llnvc
been 'benefitted bv rain in western
counties but will need more 'moisture
in central nnd eastern counties for
proper filirnsr. ' Winter wheat and
oats are licndine in most sections.
Some rve i beinir cut for ensilatc
and hirv. I'ntil near the close of the
week sprine outs, wheat- nnd bnrlev
wcri? eenerullv needins rain, lliis
cbndilion was, relieved in the west
ern counties at the close of the week.
hut uroiiL'lit continues over most of
the central nnd eastern counties and
in mariv. cases snrini? irrain is suf
fer; nir. A considerable acrcaire of
corn is bcin' planted. Kurlv corn is
cominif up well. Cultivation is in
progress in DoiiltIiis county.
The week was ecnernllv favorable
for fruit crops. Dnmpinir of prunes
continues in soine counties )mt has
censed' in others.' Peaches! are Itciiiir
lhinri"( fn Lnne count v. fctrawlier-
Babies
Happy
. tains nothing harmful no alcohol
no opiates just me nnm ,vcku .
. table prop rt iei, , Especially recoo
mcndeU lor teething time.
At alt druggittm
r GET IT AT
VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES
FANCY GROCERIES
COLD DRINKS
- ICE CREAM
LUNCH GOODS
' ' BAKERY GOODS
WHIPPING CREAM
' milk And butter
The biggest and best milk
v snaue in the world.
ANO I STVOIfcO MOI-
iwe U3e.T TO (So ON
HA, HA, TtvHT rxsniN5
hoi, of THts TiMe- He- amd
IT, - NOW"!
rics eontimu? iibuniliiiit in Dotmlas
countv ami nro ripi-niivc in Mulliuiir
count v.
Irriuuted nihil fa is erowin" -well.
Alfall'u, clover, tiinolhv and vetch
have been benefitted bv rain in west
ern counties, but elsewhere, where not
irrientcd. need rain. Some hav is
heinur cut in western counties. Pas
tures hnvc been revived hv rain in
western counties but elsewhere, nrc
drvini? rnpiitlv. nltll'-nuh there is still
sufficient feed for slock. I.uuiliinir
nnd slicnrintr have been completed in
nst sections.
I'inntiiiir of potatoes made cood
progress and -most of the crop has
been, pliinlecl. Kurlv pototocs have
made iroou urmvlh. ine warm
sprinif weather of tho carlv part of
the week was helpful to Hardens and
in western counties thev have been
lielued bv rain, but elsewhere more
ruin is needed.
iOHICHESTKR S PILLS
Ttm k-n H Beit 61 M. Ahrtrt
SOLO bi WMaViISTS EVIfiVWHFP
IMIU la lird 1 tial.t m-t.llk;V
T"7 ef Vrur-jtrt. Ak for rifM'in.H.TffT
iU lit lHAUO-I JlltA!I h'lUA, U t
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1 ; AUTOMOBIUSTS . 5 Ac
Don't ruin your utorago battery by using hydrant ;
water. . ; " ' -.
. Distilled Water -lRe per Rnllon .wijthout con
tainer; 25o nor gallon with container.
I IKnonHinor Mnnv
yj ing It from
IN rnnnv iimtnncoM a
r - hmii immmm i bsh - k.
.aig
, National Hunk will draw a Clicck to pav for
soincthiiij,'. Tlio one who recfives thucneck,
iu'tufj nl dt'liositor, dcjiosits It and ho
on down tho line. Now that's ono of tho
ways-money roinains "liiiidM or in jihuiio
to spread over a jroat deal of ground.
It's really a financial etUtcat ion in it-
self to eai ry a hank aecoinit. :..'.. '
zfoe First National Bank
Medford
City Treasurer's Notice of
Semi-Annual Interest Due
NOTICE TS'HERKHY OIVKN that the semi
annual interest on paving, sewer and watorniain as
sessments iqion all properties for which application
' was made to extend tho time of payment Will be duo
. and payablo at the office of the city treasurer Juno
1, 1919, and will be delinquent after thirty (.30) days "
fronl said date and shall bear a penalty of five per
eent (5). upon tho amount of such delinquency.
Thirty days after any suelt delinquency, the prop
erty will" be sold for tho aiummt of such delinquency
together with penalty and costs of such sale, in ac
cordance with the provisions, ot Section 118 of tho
city charter. , - ' "
' Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May,,
. 1919. , ' (
' ' MARY A. HASKELL,.- '
, Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. ,
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v Time Is money food costs money, j
.' ' ''( ,''."' '.' , ; ' . '' ' ' ' '
'Thif? Eicctric -Range grTards cadi as carefully an it bank
watches your savings. ,; ' " ' .
It requires far'less attention than any otlier range on the
market,' You can cOok and take, the children for a walk
at the same time.1 - - -!';.'
Food shrinkage k appreciably less the saving is ai least
15 per cent. Dislles cooked electrically have a superior
flavor of unusual goodness, : '
- Through the courtesy of B. V. Paul there will be a dem
onstration of the Hot Point Electric liango at Paul's Elec
tric Store, corner Main and Central, beginning Mounday,
June 2, and continuing for one week. l)o.not iniss this.
You will: learn something for the good of your pocket-:
book. . 7- , '. ,: ; ' : :.,' :
California-Oregon Power Company
Phone 168 Medford, Oregon
WUhniitHRpmov-
the Bank v
denosifor of tho First
Oregon
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