Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge.Pot
By Arthur Perry '
Germany with barely strength
enoue.li left to crab a ieu, now knows
that might is write.
American troops in Mexico half
a day eouols 50 notes. The affair
of last Sunday is now n "closed in
cident." Cnrranza nnd Villa arc also
closed.
Theda Bara, the screen's creatcst
vampire, is worth $2,000,000. Most
of the vampires in real life have
breakfast monev.
A BANKER QUIT HIS JOB
(Roseburg Review)
Resieniner his posit :on at the
rock ' crusher, Zclock went to
Portland.
Overseas men will act as ushers
nt the Jess Willard-Jack Dempsev
battle July 4th. This is a iittins
tribute to the men who help make it
possible for Jack and Jess to battle.
A transient flitted through the first
of the week with the daintiest mus
tache, so small, that it was half hid
den 'neath the nose, like the violet bv
the mossy stone, and causing envy to
rise in the bosoms of several voung
men who asnire to the modern in hir
sute appendages.-!
"Cnlifdrnia is Calling You." reads
the R. ;Rv Administration ad. but the
old eir), can bawl her head off after
July 1. without a response.
At this stage of the game it would
he interesting to hear a few words
from Gen von Kluck. who as von re
member participated in the first
Mnrne fracas.
: SAME HERE
; (Great Bend, Kas., Tribune)
If the party with an automo
bile, who nearly run me down on
Main street as I was " crossing
over, repeats the act, unless I am
totally disabled, he will need an -ntnbulance
to finish his trip. This
is not intended as a threat, but
simply a matter of business. ,
People not possessing one of
these devilish machines do not
have to get off the earth, I don't
think.
The- medical profession can per
form wonders with the surgical knife
'but ihas no cure for the hay fever.
They ought to be able to cut it out.
; i
Among the distinguished citizens
of this work who have the hay fever
are Irvin S. Cobb, King Albert of
Belgium, Glenn S. Taylor, the Jurist,
and Jess Hlttson. This col. has been
sneezing in high class company for a
week. .
Harry Hawker, the Australian avl
ator, claims that the "upper works of
Ills machine failed to work properly
. in the attempted Atlantic flight.
'Arry'g upper works also failed to
work properly when he attempted to
make a speech.
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Inasmuch as the Belgians are getting
back; on their feet and becoming self
supporting, Port Neff will soon re
turn to wearing his hat.
"The democratic party will enjoy
the greatest landslide in political his
tory in November 1-920," cheeps
their talkative national chairman.
There is nothing so enjoyable as be
ing run over by a landslide.
if :
; THEN WHY SEEK JUNK
i - ', (Yreka, Oal., Journal)
.Bill Brown, the Junk man
froni Yreka, was making his .
rounds the fjrst of the week. Bill
states that he is feeling fine and
is doing a nice 'business and is
on Ills good behavior and has
plenty of money to buy all the
chickens and eggs needed.
"The weather promises'td be bet
tor." (Eugene Guard.) That's what
thoy all say.
John Jones of Buncoin, Ore., baa
moved to Humbug Cal. v
AN ANSWER TO "REACTIONARY."
IN THE communication printed today by our old friend
"Keactionary" there is only one thin? with whieh we
inust agree, and there is only one thing with whieh we
must disagree. The one thing with which we must agree
is the signature, the one thing with whieh we emphatical
ly must disagree is the intimation that in our opproval of
President Wilson we have not been sincere.
We don't resent disagreement with opinions' express
ed in this column. We expect them, and even welcome
them. In an honest clash of opinion there is always profit,
for both contestants. But when anyone questions our
good faith, when anyone- intimates we don't mean what
.we say, or have some ulterior motive in saying what we
do say, then there is an end of- amiability and we are in
the line to fight.
We know Air. Reactionary very well, and we hope he
does not take his .Wilsonphobia' much more seriously
than we do. We also know he would not seriously ques
tion the sincerity of this paper's opinions. But in his
paroxysm' of partisan persiflage ha has clearly made this
intimation, so we feel compelled brieflv to set him light.
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Our admiration for President Wilson iii the realm of
ethical values in his exposition of a new world ideal, in
his persistent effort to raise international -morality to a
higher and finer plane, is as whole-souled and fundamen
tal as any sentiment wo possess. We believe in those
ideals, and whether they are attainable now or not, we be
lieve in doing what we' canto. furtherthcm. -More than
that we bVlievc the American people as a whole believe
in them, and that regardless of party a vast majority i.f
the people at the present time, are behind their president
in his effort to make the .world a better placei'or the av
erage mam , -
This conviction has no relation to politics. We don't
caro what party a man may
lieve lie is right in one thing
that; if we believe he is wrong
1. .... il . A I W
pose mm in uiai.
This course may not meet
val, it mav not meet with
But that is neither here nor
proper course for a newspaper to pursue, and whatever
the brickbats that may come our way, they can not be
thrown at either our good faith or our sincerity.
SHOOTS WIFE. THEN
IIS HIMSELF
PORTLAND. June 19. Thomas S.
Edwards, 38, an irou worker, shot
and instantly killed his wife as she
was seated nt the breakfast table
here todav, ' according to reports
made to the police. He then went to
a nearby house, telephoned his broth
er. C. O. Edwards of his action, re
turned to his home and shot himself,
dying almost instantly. O. W. Per
kins, a roomer nt the Edwards home
and a witness of the shooting, stated
that Edwards had been acting aueer
lv for some time and had shown signs
of religious fanaticism. The Ed
wards had four children.
COMMUNICATION.
From the Reactionary Again
To the Editor:
An editorial in the Tribune of May
31st contains the unaunlified state
ment that "President Wilson is su
preme in the realm of moral values
and that "his greatness will be en
shrined in the sphere of ideals." A
week later, on June 7th. the editor in
a still greater and finer burst of en
thusiasm savs: "But the Wilson idea
will endure, for in the last analysis
it is the idea in this world of ours
that is the immortal thing." Now,
if this don't out Heron. Herron. I.
don't know anything about it. You
know the Ex-Reverend Gent in a
.eulogy of Wilson used Woodrow's
name 21 times in conection with di
vinity and as a reward for writing
thus "Me und Gott" stuff Wilson ap
pointed the old reprobate a member
of the Prinkipo commission. I know
the editor of the Tribune is a rea
sonably sane and level headed chap
and at first I could not understand
this extravagant and platitudinous
flirtation with lunticv. but I now be
lieve I have solved the mvsterv. He
is simply perpetrating a huge hoax
upon the'Wilson worshipers. No one
knows better than -lie that for six
or seven years thev have been fed on
nothing but fine sounding words and
dizzy phrases (now known every
where as Wilson ideals) until thev all
have mental indigestion. Their men
tal gastric iuiccs have become so
weak and devitalized that thev will
not take hold on facts and realities.
Practical, reasonable, sang things
that are wholesome and nutrious they
turn away from in disgust and re
volt. Thev are mentally nervous, ir
ritable and iumnv nnd a word of
criticism of their idol leaves thctn
exhausted and palpitating.
The other day, in conversation with
a democrat, I happened to mention
that in tnv opinion Lcnine, Trotski
and Wilson were the three scarecrows
of contemporaneous history, and that
of the three Wilson was the most
dangerous to-the peace, harmony nnd
well being of the world and that bv
the time he got ready to pull out of
Europe with his hydrocephalus biinch
of servile lickspittles. America would
not have a real friend left among the
mit'ons of the earth. I thought I had
spoken very moderate but the. effect
on the good man was something ter
rible to see. Honest to goodness. I
thought he would full down in an
epileptic fit. I see that I must be
more guarded in what I sav hereaf
ter. In conversation with another
good democratic brother I casuully
be affiliated with. If we be
we intend to supixirt linn m
in another, we intend to op-
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with Reactionary's appro
the approval of many others.
there. It is to our mind the
mentioned, in much milder languuge
thun the subject warre.nled, thnt be
hind locked and guarded dooors. Wil
son with three other scheming and
chafferine covenantors hnnded over
to imperial Japan forty millions of
defenseless nnd helpless Chinese who
were our allies' in the war nnd citi
zens of a sister republic And I ask
ed him. in view of these proceedings,
what he really thought had happened
to the Wilson doctrine of self deter
mination. tth slinking voire und
with almost the hunted look of a cor
nered and harassed vnnn'nt he insist
ed that the pood man. Wilson had
nothing whatever to do with thismon-
strous crime and that when all the
facts come out of Paris it would be
found that the "Divine one" had not
given up or compromised a single
one of his high ideals. . Right there I
gave up. There are-no realities that
will feese this--bunch of nientnl nnd
moral dyspeptics and I hnVe become
convinced that the editor of the
Tribune is pursuing exactly the right
course in feeding them on iust what
thev crave, until such time as thev
show symptoms of returning to nor
mal when mnvbe he can feed them
some strong satisfying, republican
meat. However, if the senate should
succeed in separating this dark lant
ern covenant from the pence treaty.
so the 'sovereign sauats" in this
country can pet a chance to look it
in the mouth, the editor will have to
be mighty tactful about what and
how he -feeds them or there is sure to
be a large number of fatalities among
the worshipers in this community.
;.. REACTIONARY.
Jfo OJl Leases Here '
- To the Editor: In your Issue of
June 10th, 1919, there was printed a
communication over the signature of
T. E. Scantlin, under the caption
"Objects to Oil Lease."
' The communication stated that
'the lease under discussion, Is being
taken in the name of a well known
man connected with the Associated
Oil Compay.".
i Desire to advise you that the Asso
ciated Oil company has not authoriz
ed any one to acquire for its account!
"oil leases" In Oregon. '
Will you be good enough to pub
lish this letter. , Yours truly,
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY,
P. B. Henderson,
Assistant General Manager. '
Weather Forecast.
Oregon Tonight and Friday fair,
cooler Friday, gentle southwesterly
winds.
IT IS AMj GON'B NOW
Samuel h. Kramer, Box 95, Sel
lersvllle, Pa., writes: "I had kidney
trouble for two years and had a ter
rible backache.' This Is all gone now
after using Foley Kidney Pills and
I feel well again." When the kid
neys are overworked, weak or dis
eased, the waste matter remains In
the system and causes pains In side
or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff
Joints, sore muscles, backache, Foley
Kidney Pills get results quickly and
are tonic In their healing and sooth
ing effect. Oood for bladder trouble,
too. For sale by Medford Phar
macy. ' -e
' JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker
Phone M. 47 and 47-J2
Automobile Hearse Service
Lady Assistant
83 SOUTH BAItTLETT
Auto Ambulance Service. Coroner.
Tom. Moore at
Time to Spray Dandelions
I'mlor certain conditions' dande
lions, mustard, unil other hoavy thick
follnno plunta may bo. controlled by
spraying. Many factors enter Into
this control und wo do not recom
mend or claim Hint st'r:tylui; will vrn
dlcate theso weeds under all condi
tions. Control Is best effected with
dandelions early In tl.o spring before
the plants begin to bloom. The. spray
should ba applied about- two days
after tho lawn has lion mowed be
cause tho urnsa will iiot be injured
so badly If epraylnK Is- put orf for
two or threo days after mowing-.
Tso the spray on. a dry hot day
with pknly of pressure so iih to
throw a very flno mist und coat the
plants thoroly. I'se irou sulphule
ENDORSES DRIVE OF
Pr3sident 'iUon.''ni the midst of
his duties, at- the. l'(ris ,ueuie .tulilu.
cabled Itis cungiatiijuiiiihs to Com
mander Evaugeline lslotith of the Sal
vation Armv in the i'uilcd Stutc.-i, on
the splendid work of the nrmv with
our troops in France. Hern is the
president's cable: 'i;
"I ant TtrS' mtlHf interested to
know that the Salvation Armv. is
about to enter a campaign for a sus
taining fund. I feel that the Salvation
Armv needs no commendation from
me. The love and gratitude it has
elicited from the troops is a suffi
cient evidence of the work it has
done und I feel Hint I should not so
much commend it as congratulate it.
Cordially and s:neerelv vour
"WOODHAW WILSON."
Col. E. M. Housed the silent mall
with the American peace delegation
in Paris, has come forward with a
glowing rnnimendntidn of the Salva
tion Army and its work. 1 The letter
IMU MOT.WATEK
BSMKTO IF TOO
8ay glass of hot water with
i phosphate before breakfast .
, washes out poisons.
If you wake up with 4 bad taste, bad
breath and tongue is coated; If your
head is dull or aching; If what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid In stom
ach, or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
Just right, begin Inside bathing! Drink
before breakfast, a glass of real hot
water with a toaspoouful of llmcotono
phosphate In It, This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
sweeten and purify the entire alimen
tary tract Do your Inside bathing im
mediately upon arising In the morning
to wash out of the system all tho pre
vious day's poisonous waste, gases .and
sour bile before putting more food Into,
the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body Im
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is Inexpensive and almost taste-,
less, except for a sourish twlngo which!
Is not unpleasant.
JuBt as soap and hot water act on'
tho skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and llmostone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,1
kidneys and bowols. Men and women
who are usually constipated, bilious,
headachy or have any Btornach dis
order should begin this -inside bathing
before breakfast. They are assurod
they will become real cranks on tho
subject shortly , .
TURKISH BATHS
Medford Sanitarium
the Rialto Today
.W.-KVW4M,ls
jrV TOM MOORE
f ONE OF
I HH flNliST
jor copperas at tho rule of two pounds
to one nallou of witler. nnd uso ttbout
three tul ml red lo four hundred i;al-
; Ions of spray dope to au u.'i'i). Repent
j the npplli -iilliin 111 a week or (en days.
If this sireiiKtli Is'kUlitiK too much
, of tliu crass umk It weaker. Ymi
cannot camplcidBsP control dnudolluus
. with one nppliutiCon hut this la wor-
thy of tho trial.
It la best to IrrlKulo the luwn two
or threo days before making this ap
plication unit then keep water off for
four or flvj days after. If ruin fol
lows this spraylili; application con
trol will not lie effective.
t Sinned) I'. CAT.
I'ounly I'athuloKiHt.
May :'0, mill.
from Col. Iloti-i' to Kvangeliue Hooth
commander uf the Salvation Armv in
the t'nitcil Stales, follows:
"Those of us who have Ix-en for
tniiute cuoui'h to see something, of
the work of the Salvation Armv with
the -Anier.'euu troops have been made
proud bv.th tle.volton and sell'-saerl
I'irp' of tbo. workcrM' connected with
vour nrikrriznlion. -t 1 i congratulate
vou and thfouub. von vimr associates
and I wiiJi von lbs: best .of fortune in
the conlitiiimieo. of' vour splendid
work. .. E. Mi IIOI.SE."
For Itching Torture
There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
.sl.in irritation and that makes the skin
'soft, clear and healthy,
'. Any druKTiift can supply you with
Zemo, winch generally overcomes all
rkin diseases. Eczema, Itch, pimples,
t aalico, blackheads in most cases Rive
way to Zcmo. Frequently, minor blem
ishes disappear over night. Itching us
u.illy stops instantly. Zcmo is a safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an ex
tra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain,
is not creasy or sticky and is positively
sate for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. W. Hose Co.. Cleveland. O.
W. R. Gaylord
NAT BUILDING. MEDFORD
GET IT AT
Voe's
VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES
FANCY GROCERIES
COLD DRINKS
ICE CREAM
LUNCH GOODS
BAKERY GOODS
WHIPPING CREAM
MILK AND BUTTER
The biggest and best milk
shake in the world.
When School's Out
H In the cmlotM hour hnfnr
U ml Kftr liot. you wtl) iinvt-r
n aifhin rnw-H u wonlr vjial to
E Mi or wluro to gu when vuj tl
fi own I )
V Harley.DtTiJiaaicyda r
I ll'i a bettny in tW nt mail, k-f ,
fl C"R 4n out let ua tbeff JXJQ 'lr-VJj 't.
I ibift wooiiorlul ttikt, jjf ' yW
Hail and Fire
Insurance
on GROWING CROPS
Reduced Ratea Now Effective on Fruit and Grain.
MvCurdy Insurance Agency
Telephone One-two-three.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
XOTICK IS IIKUKHY tllVICN to the lekiil vnlois of Hihool District No.
411, of ,laikmn County, Slim of Or.-mni. Unit ,41'HOOI, MK 10 TIN (I of suld
lilntrlct will be held at 1 1 lull Hcltool. on tho I Dili iluy of July, IUIU. at 3 Mm
o'clock In the afternoon lo vote on tliu proposition of lovy Ik a npclnl
district lax.
The lolul a mount of money nxi'dml by tho dlntrli't ilurlnu the flscul
yeur beginning on Juno li'.lh, lt in. und oiidlug on June nil. lli'JU, Is chiIiii
nted In the following limine! and Ini'ltidi's I ho niuounia tit hr rei'xlvnd from
llin rounly Ht-hoof fund, olnlo school fund, rpct-lnl tllstrl. t lux, und all tilhxr
tuouey.H of tho dlstrli't;
,., iirixa:T
l-'.Htlmiilf.l V. iiilllunK ,
t. Teuiliors' salurlim I01.tsi.iitl . . '
i. Kurnllitro .... ; I.UUO.OO
II. Appurulus and ntipplUm, sin-It as iiiiipn, chiilk,
ernsnrs, stoves, curtains, ole Hon. 00
' A. Library books huu.uo
li. Klitim -.' - &O.00
0. Itepnlrs of scIiooIIiouhiis, ouiIiiiIIiIIiiks or tmicci 4.0U0.U0
7. Improving; cruunils i "... KDtl.oil
S, , Playground equipment ' SHU. Oil ' - ,r
11. Janitors' wages 4.7OU.0O
13. Janllont' supplies fiUii.UO
15. fuel : Il.litll.iiU
il. Light auo.uo
16. Water f.uo.uo
Ml. Clerk's und stenographer's salaries l.-HiU.uil
17. 1'oslitKO and ntiitlounry lOU.utl
IS. For tliu puymont of bunded dnbt und Ittlorost
Iheroon, issued under Uvctlons !!", HI In
US, and 1S2 of tho School l.uws of Oregon,
1917 0. 000. 00
19. Insurable 700.00
10. Krulght and drayagn 100. 00
21. I'rlntlitg T : 175.00 ',
22. Text-books und Indigents 326.00
23. Munuul Training und Domosllc Sclxncu 0.10.00
2 4. Special Assessments 1.000.00
2.'.. Mlscellaiifoii 1,Of0.00
2tl. Sinking Ktiud ............ 6, 001). 00
27. Toiephoniw 100.00
US. Equipment ).. . 1.110.00 i
Total nsllmuted amount of inonuy to be expend- , . ;
ed for all purposes during Urn year 95,r.fi.00
Kitlnmted Itcrolpis . . , J
From county school fund during tho coming school
y,Br ....;... (10.600.00
From sluto school fund during the raining school year 2,8110.00 ,
ICstimated amount to be rwelved from , nil oilier ;
sources during the coming school yuur 4'i0.00 '
Total estimated receipts, not including tho money to
be received from the tax which It is proposed
to vole ' ' 113,750.00
llernpltutntlon ' ,
Total cstlinnled expenses for tho your 196.991.00
Total estimated rocelpts not Including the tax lo bo i
voted 13,760.00
llnlanco. amount to bo rnli-ed by district tax - $82,246.00
Dated this 19th day of Juno, IS 10.
Attest: ...
K. B. RKDDKN. , K. O. RIDDKI.h.
District Clwk. rhnlrtnnn Hoard of l)lre:tors:
SWIM KAPS
Inkc your choice while the assortment is complete
, . Sokl'cxchisivcly by
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HELLO, BILL! jjj
THE GUvSHER CAFE
;i .While in the City ..
The Battery Shop I j
Is Now Open for Business
WE DO EVERYTHING ELECTRIC
Batteries any make licchnrgcd and Itepaircd. Ex
pert workmen. Satisfaction- guaranteed or money
refunded.
C. A. Linch,
115 W. Main
DON'T
Illume nil your electric, troubles m your battery... If tho lOloctrlc
equipment, on your car is lit fault your, battery can not be kept In
Its proper condition, fat its Inspoct, adjust or repair any of your
electric troubles, 1 ,
"WU IK) IT niflllT" ,'.' '' '
Auto Electric
27 North drape.
w''?: : ;
V Mil , .. ; -
Proprietor, v. ' ,
St. Medford
Equipment Co.
I'lioiio 2-'17-H