Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI . MEDFOTiT) MATT). TRIBUNE,' MEDFORT), ORFOON". TTlUTJftDAY. '.1UNE 20. 1010 ' PA'OTC FOTJK Medford Mail, tribune AH lNOTIPKNOlINT NBWH1MPMR PUULIHUKIl WVKUY AKTFUtNOON . KXC1CPT SUNDAY BY TUB MKLWOHU 1'KINTXNG CO. Office. Mnl! Tribune BulMlng, 26-87-SJ . North Fir street. Phone 75. A consolldntlon of tho Democratic Times, The ModforA Mall, The Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregon lau. The A nil land Tribune. The Medford Sunday gun la furnished ubicrlbera dflalrlng ft oven-day dally newapapor. ROBERT RIIHL., Editor. S. S. SMITH, Manager. BUBSCBXFTIOXr TSMMl BY MAliv IN ADVANClu: Ially, with Sunday Sun, year .00 Dally, with Sunday Sun, months .65 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- 6.00 Iallv, without Sunday Sun, month .&0 Vkly Mall Trlbuno, on year. l.S Sunday Sun. one ynar 1.50 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoonlx: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. iauy, wiinoui .ummy nun, year i.uu Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .50 Official papor of the City of Medford. urnoiai paper or jacKson county. Entered as aeeond-clasa matter Medford, Oregon, under the act of March worn dallv mnn circulation for six months andi&g lec 31, ,Mj MEMBER OP Tim ASSOCIATED PRESS Fu!l Leased Ww Scrvrca. The Asso ciated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches cremtoa to it or not oiner wise oredlted In this paper, and also tho local newa published herein. All rljrhta of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry 'I linvo made mistakes, but they were lionest mistakes." President Wilson told the Helaians at Brussels, and the Jnekson County Idolutora Society beiran to wail and moan: "Xo! No! Xo! No" Some think it would not be it bad ide to abolish the schools, and thereby save the 17 mills. School, like evervthimr else, are 0. K. until thev have to be paid for. WIFE OF KAISER'S PARTNER? (Yreka Journal) Mrs. William Gott spent a few days at Yreka last week havins dental work done. ! The first evidence of the sennti , fioation of the world bv the war is ' on the sauare comes with the news from Paris that France. Italv and Japan suspect that Great Hritain is tickled pink' that the German fleet is sunk, and did a irood lob of conmiit tinr suicide. r The etivs who shout "I can take it. or leave it alone." as a rule are in clined to "take it." Judge Crowell. Ed Brown and Doc Keenc are contemplating fonnine at an early date the Leasne of Carna tions. Meanwhile certain gentlemen in California are preparine fort the formation on July 1st of the League of Carrie Nations. ; ' ... Jess Willard. writiner -Tues., and boasting before the battle a la nun. declares "Dempsev will not lav a eiovo on mo." Ain't it the truth. Dempsev will not lav a clove on hint: he'll drive itdenr thru him. The Carpenter Bovs were seen sro inir" east Wed am. tunnled skeins of new mown timothv hav. eiinsuns to the rear axle of their hishpowcred car. adding a rustic touch to the atmos phere. Thev sav that current wine, mixed with comb honev. and allowed to fer ment for a week or ten davs. pro duces a concoction with the kick of a mule, and the streneth of coffin varnish. Five years aao come Saturday, the Serbian pulled the trisrircr that in formally started tjie war, . ' The Kaiser talks Greek poets with friends. lie better bo conversing with a 'good lawyer. Bv the way everything is sellinc, ; the cow is' not alone in trying to jump over the moon. Court Hall has a new' line of en deavor. As predicted ho could not hold the line of least resistance long. Dock Paso will relinmiish his shrine of the silent art Julv 1. i tNcar Peace is worse than Near Beer. . The Lamentations of Jeremiah fitulos in few and well put words the present fix of the Huns. 33 YEARS' SnRVICE ; Mrs. A. Waldman, 4C0 Glenn Ave., Fresno, Cal., writes: "When I was young I had -a fever and It left me with a cough every winter. Thirty two years agb I read about Foley's Honey and Tar and bought some and It helped me. I use it yet and it helps me every time.. I am a widow 80 years old," There Is nothing bet ter, for bronchial, grip and similar lingering coughs an'd'colds that hang on.'- Just, fine for children for croup and whooping cough. Contains no ; opiates. For sale by Medford Pharmacy; ' i ' , . Notice ".- ' ' I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Enola Hamilton, from this date; June 25th, 1919. I. L. HAMILTON, r ' i ' .83 EVENTUALLY, WHY NOT NOW? GERaLVNY promised to deliver her battleships.', i$ho sunk them. ' liennany promised to return tho French battle flags. She. burned tliein. (terniany prom ised officially to accept tho tonus of tho treaty in Fast Prussia, Posen and Silesia, while imofficialy she pledged horsolf to violate them. Small woiulor the now Uerniaii preiniov remarked the other day Germany's .salvation de pends not upon world revolution, but a revolution in (ie.v niany's moral consciousness. Instead of this statement representing any change in the German viewpoint it must be taken in the light of subsequent events, to bo either an error in transmission, or an isolated expression of a lonely philosopher enjoying the luxurv of hearing himself talk. ' And now the Crown Prince has escaped from Holland to his Fatherland and it. is rumored from Washington that his distinguished sire is on the way. This report taken with the above record, and the general elusiveness of the delegation to sign the treaty, strongly indicates that the time has come, to end conversation, order the troops for ward, and settle the affair in Berlin. Everyone is tired of war. The troops want to got home. Invasion of Germany will entail considerable sac rifice in time, money and possibly lives, lint unless tho reports from tho other side are entirely erroneous, there is only one way to compel Germany to keep her word, and that, is by force. Moreover with the Crown Prince and possibly the Kaiser back in the fold again, their capture and safe confinement, would be worth considerable fric tion and annovanee. ' It is apparent now that, the German change in government, was a change in form not in spirit. The treachery and bad faith under the Kaiser is continued without mitigation, under Ebert. Either the true spirit, of the German people has not been allowed expression,' as yet, or the German people, themselves, are without moral sense, and must be treated accordingly. It's a melancholy spectacle. It is far from a simple problem. With Europe in its present eatilepsy, the entire aspect of things may change over night. But from the information we have, and judging the situation as it ap pears, there would seem to lie only one sensible course, accept the violation of the armistice, order the advance, and' back up future instructions . with the point of a bayonet. .' From all indications this must' be the course eventual ly. Why not shorten the agony and do it now. GIVE UNIQUE BALL The Comrade Girls who have plan ned several nniuuc and vntertuinins features for, their summer -program will introduce on Monday evening a Stonv Brook ball, to which' the vonng ladies of this citv are invited. This party will be for girls only, and interesting features .in gowns and musical numbers will be introduced. The function will be held at St. Mark's hall and while it is desired that those attending appear in cos tume, this is not obligatory' und all young ladies of the citv will be wel comed. ' .' , This effort of social activity along general lines , is in-keeping with the spirit of the Drama League, to which the Comrades vlulris art auxiliary." II SEC Y-CLERK FOR SCHOOL SUPT IS SEATTi.E,"juno !2G. The 9000 ton steel steamship Colorado Springs a, Victory Loan honor ship named after Colorado Springs, Colo., as a reward for that city's over-subscriptions', will be launched at the Skinner and Eddy Shipbuilding plant here at 5 p. m. today.' .Mrs. K. H. Parsons., wife of the president of the Seattle chamber of commerce, Will sponsor tho vessel. 1 : Mrs. Parsons is the wife pf R.' II.. rarsons, owner oi mucresi orcnarns hear Medford, and is well known in the city where she and family usual ly spend -the summer. To the Kilitor: . . As lor the seeivtary-clerk in the officii of superintendent it is going to bo a moiv iH'imotnicnl plan as well as a far more efficient plan. This plan or a more extensive pl'in of the saute nature is being used in the most progressive school systems. To employ u competent' secretary in the officii of superintendent the ensuing year would call for an expenditure of at least $7"i. in fart, other schooN the sine of Medford are paving us high as $S," or S'.HI. The services of clerk under the old plan would call for a minimum of $."00 as suggested bv the present clerk. He savs that he has consumed otie-lhii'd of his time on this work this year. Thus it is readily seen that the old plan would call for an expenditure of approxi mately $1,'J0I as a minimum, while the new plan will cull for an expen diture nt' $1,000. When it is thought through clearlv, it is seen that ocuii omically it is a saving of nt least $'200 for the ensuing year. As for the representation that the secretary to the superintendent has filled the position for both offices that of superintendent and pfhtci pul. this has not been the ease ex--cept in name and mis representation. This has not been done nor can the same he done. A little investigation will show this clearlv. What little time has been put in in tho princi pal's office has been lit a sacrifice of work in the other office and the help has been absolutely iuiulenuate for the needs of the principal's office. There are three possibilities of get ling the work done in some sort of n way. First the principal ntav do the necessary work at a great sacrifice to his luitiu duties tit a salary of per haps $'.0( per mouth. Si id. an other teacher might he cuiploved mid placed in the principal's office at a salary of 1, 111)0, us is ("icnio tit some systems, t,i- several teachers might do the work in the principal's office who? salary in the aggregate mi"ht amount to a regular toucher's sal- itrv. Third, an office girl might he employed at it maximum of .?"() per month for nine months, or a total of .f t.-)!) for the year. This work must lie done if one is going to have school efficiency at all. If thought through clonrlv and coiisitentlv, it is seen' that the first two are false economy, and that it is not good business. The lat ter will take care tif the same in a more efficient manner at a compara tively small mnn. as compared with other phiits. Thin recording of cer tain reports, cheeking of grades. making out of various kinds of blanks that must be hail, and III ninny ottier .tilings' ot an allied na ture, would lie done by this office girl. This renilires someone that i: responsible and can bo held respon sihle for what is more important thnn acnurate records and well kept rec ords. ' The need for these two cinploveo. enn ho. slto'wn definitely and clearly to n nV patron or citizen that will take the time fo investigate. It will also he seen that the true economical plan instead of the false economy plan has been suggested. KIH'CATOH. ASK : any Firestone Truck A Tire user in this city about his experience with them. Askhimabout the kind of service he gets from our tire press, our other tire machin ery and our men. You'll get the reasons, straight from the shoulder, why over half the truck tonnage of Amer ica is carried on Firestone Tires. And when you put Firestone Truck Tires, on your truck" you'll find that it runs faster with safety, wears less and keeps moving on less gasoline. Let us prove these things l TfL'C j : S- -'-""'' '': i TIRES Elliott & Cook Auto Co. IT EXERCISES HELD AT PAGE TONIGHT Tho annual' commencement exor cises of tho Modford hlih school will ho hold at tho l'nno (Itoiiter loulHht IiokIiiiiIiik nt S:!ttt o'clock. Thoro aro forty-itlno Kriiduatos. Tho uddroun to the class will bo delivered by t'rnf. Junius 'I'. Atatihows ot Willamette. university, head of tho department or mathomatlcH at that Institution. The proKrnut follows: Orchestra "Soldiers Chorus" , Counoil Invocation Hnv. V, II. Hamilton Salutatory Ilolon llrown Violin solo "Souvenir" !..lldrla Itlley lluvls Valedictory Sharon Morrlntau Address to tho Kriultiiitlnir class and cltlirons t'rof. J nines T. .Mathews Vocal solo Nymphs and Pawns.... lloinliorKcr Naomi Wilson Presentation of Diplomas Or. H. O. Hidden, president bourd of Kducatloii Honedlctlon......Uov. W, T. 8. Springs Tho following proKram will tie ren dered at tho park by tho city band this evenliiK at S o'clock: March National Kmlilem Itugloy Selection from tho comic opera "Wani?" Morso Adelo Vulno (from tho Kronen operetiti) lean Hrlquot .In-Da l-'ox Trot ("iirlcton Tho Kail of Jericho Ihwcrlptlvo overture Synopsis: Tho trumpeters sum moning the Jewish army: tho army assembles: trumpet call; exhorlutlons of the priests, choral and recltntlvo; prayer; tho attack. fiilllnn of the walls; triumphal march; flnalo. Everybody otiKht to know how to dance tho Tlikletoo, new society , danco from, tho musical play. "Rolng f'p" ;. lllruch Intercolonial march........l Jowoll Star Spangled Ilalinor. Mrs. 'August (luolhchn of Grants Pars was a visitor In this city on Wednesday. ' Heal ShiA Diseases . It in unncci'siiry for you to suffer ' with eczema, blt!c!ics,ringworni,ni:ihes and similar skin troubles. Zemo, ob tained nt any drta; storu for 3oc, or Sl.CV for extra large bottle, and prompt ly applied will u iu:.lly give instiltt relict from itchlhp torture. - It clcnn-ics and Koothe3 the skin and heals quickly and effectively mo-t ckiu divNieei. . Zemo ij a wonderful, penetrating,' disappearing liquid and Is soottiinc to the mint delicate skin. It fa no; Kreiisy, is easily applied mid cosu little. Cet it today and rave all further distress. The K. V,'. !!.. Co.. Ck-vtland, (I. GET IT AT DeVoe 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. You cant tfe-i " , away, fror this- IT'S HOUSE-CLEANING TIME Discard that old set of Bed Snrlnas and net a Kincv-Rome Set of Snriwis. guaranteed for 20 years.- Now- and second-hand Furnltui'o. Runs. etc. , , , Poole Furniture Ci). fluff"1!! ff ' 11 Carry a Checkbook ON V, finds this a unlV mul sunt' wtiy li fjo tilumt ti'iinsiii'tiiiH" business. It fliiiynalfs Hit" ni'i'cs.sity I'm' cnrrviii"; rash and at. tho samo tinii' snpitlif's a practical system I'm' nt ctjVdiii"; all expenditures. IT ytiii are tot) far away to person allv .conduct vour liankiii"; at .tho First Nationai-IK) I'r 15V .MAIL Capital $100,000. ISi zhe FiRsr National Dank ; Mbdford Oregon Where the Eats Are Good THE GUSHER CAFE ooooooooxxxxooooococxoooox NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING XOTIt'K IS IIKHKIIY ttlVKX to the local voters of School t)ltrlct Xo. t!. of J ark ncin County, Stale of On-Kim. Unit Hl'ltOOl, MKKTINd of snld lJlsirlct will Iju held ui 1 1 lull School, on tho loth day of July, 1'JIU, nt o'clock In tho rider noun to votu on tho proposition of lev) Inn a special district tux. The total amount of money nnedud by tho district durltiK tho fiscal yeur beKliiiiInx on Juan lKtb, I'JI'J, und oikIIuk on Juno Mil, IHJti, Is esilm atod In tho followliiK liudKot and liicluiles t lie amounts to bo received from tho county school fund, ruito school fund, special district tax, and all other inonoys of the district: Ul'IXiKT I'MlmntiHl lliK"iidlttieo i " Teachers' salaries (it l.ts.l.tiil l'urnliuro , 4, Hull, (HI Apparatus and siipiilles, such us maps, chalk, crasors, atoms, curtains, etc Library book S...... I-'IhBs , ......,.'...,' i'.-..' Itopulrs ot Ki'hoolltoiiiics, outtiiilldliiKii or rouces ImprovliiK k n in inl.i ,' riayKrotiiid equipment 1. a. a. I. r.. o. ,. son tin sou. no ,',11.1111 4.0IUI.0O sun, (in Cull. mi lanllors' wrkcs , H,70ii.0il Innltors' MiliiplleH ,. Mill. 00 I'uel ; S.oilfi.ilu l.lKht , ' :lofl.on Water ., Min.im Clerk's and stenoKriipber's salaries 1,411.00 I'nstnKo and stationery Mrtl.uu Kor tho i.ayniout of bonded debt and IntiiroBl theroon. Issued iindor Soetlons 117, Ht to US, und 12 a of tho tichool Laws of OroKon, mi? n.nnn.titi I!). Insuriinco 7n.tm :0. KrolKht and drayaKO .' loo.oo 21. I'rlnllnit nr,.(in 2'.'. Toxt-bnokB and IntllKonts !ia.".00 23. Mnniinl TralnlnK and Domestic Silence..; ilfiu.uo 2t. Special Ansossiueals , 1,000.00 2",. Mlscollaneoiis '. l,or,il.Od 2(1. ' Slnklni? Fund 6,110(1.0(1 27: Telephones ' lilO.no 28. Kiiulpmonl .". ... l.ti'iO.OO i Total estimated amount of money to ho expend ed for all purpoues ilurliiK tho year !.'i,0r.r.00 IUnliitisI ltorelptH ' , from county school fund during tho coining school year flO.riOn.Dll V'rom slato school fund durltiK the comlnjt school year 2,S()0.o0 Kstimatod amount to bo received from all other sotircos durltiK tlm coinlnit school year ' 450.00 Total estimated rood pis, not Incluillnic tho money to , bo received from tlm tax which It Is proposed to voto 1 13,7!iO.OO Itocaplt iilal Ion Total estimated expenses for tho year fvr, 111)5.00 Total cstlmalod receipts not IncliiilliiK tlm tax to bo. . voted v 13,7'tO.OO Halancn, amount to bn raised by district tax ' $S2,2 lfi.OO Dated this 1 Dth day ot . I una, 111 It), ' ' Atlost: . , ' ' f, e. rtKDDiJv, -i " rc. o. ninnp.i-i-, District. Clock. Ohalrninh Hoard of Dlrnctors. WHEN ORDERING FLOUR i, insist on VILMO ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. . JUIDI'Oltl), OHUHON ,v i : JOHN A. PERL Undertaker I'liono M. 47 and 47-iia-Aiitoinoblln ll-enrKo Hurvico Iitidy Asiistiiiit i,5 H3 HOUTII lfcin i,HT'Pf Auto Ambiilanco Hiirvlco. Coroner, TURKISH BATHS Medford Sanitarium . ......-' ;