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P3UE - FtTUTJ mmvoun mrm trtbuitw. smnFonD", oKEfioNV "Friday. ff.b,rtta'ry 27. 1020' MEDFORD MAIL. T3IBUNE REVISE COLLEGE COURSES AM INDEPENDKNT NEWSPAPER Pi:iiLlt?HED KVKliT AKTRRXliC'K 'KXCEPT SUNDAY T1Y THE Office. Mall Tribune Bunding, 25-21-2 A consolidation of tho Ueinocratfc TtmB. The AU-'lford Mall. The Medford Tribune, the Southern Ongoniun. The Ashland Tribune. The Modford Sunday Sun is furnished Biibncrlbera desiring a sevta-day dally newspaper. ROBEHT lilTIIL, Kdftor H. K. SMITH, Mariauifr. - - SUBSCRIPTION TERMS! BT MAII IN ADVANCH: Pally,,, (villi Sunday Sun, year $6.00 lMlly, Willi Sunday Run, month Cf. ' Dftlly, without Sunday Sun, year.. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Hun, month ..10 WfekJy Mall Tribune, ono your l.f.O Sunday Sun, one ynr l.r.u BT C'AilHIEli In Mfdford. Ashland, Jarksonvilh. Ctuitral I'ulnt, I'lionix: - Dally, with Sunday Sun. yar $7.fl'J Daily, wltli Sunday Sun. rnunih cr, pally, without Sunday Sun. y':ir . 6 HO Daily, without Sunday Sun. month .r.o Official papor of the City of Mcdford Official papur of Jackson CoutiLy. F.'ntnred as second-class mattnr at MgOford, Ort-Kori, under "it- act of March 8, 1879. Bworn dally average clroulntlon for lx months ending April 1!UU 3,074 MRMUER OK THIS ASSOCIATED PKKSS. Full Teased TV' ire Service. The Asso ciated. Prows Is xcluNlv)y omuir-d to the use for ri'putilirutkm of all news dlapatchen credited to It or not other WIhh credited In thin paper, and also the local news pubilMliHil herein. All i-IkMh vt republication of special dlHpalcheH lien'in are, also rcHervcd. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Parrr American missionaries to llorneo will be furnished 4ds, the Iden being to save time and wind by shaking the sin out of the natives. The cvldonco in the Hawloy divorce suit is entertaining reading, und proves that the lliiwley'n hud neigh bors; with good eyes, and wagging tongues. A, Virginian 103 years old) claims to bo the oldest living dymocr.ut. There are 103 angles to this fact, the best one being that ho Is old enough tp know better. Easter Is approaching, and several yc'iiiig men flguro they will have enough nerve by that tlmo to commit matrimony. Thonttorney for tlio I WW nt Mon tesano threatens to quit, nn unexpect ed "and surprising show of horse soiiae. ... Pooplo.who surmlso that women cannot' hnte, are advised to interview IudjJrwi.Ll no particular use for the present administration. ' The Yrokn, (Oil.) Journal reports that several in that vicinity are 111 with 'bunco pneumonia.' "Young men! You'll want u pair of our 'spring doublo-brensted pants" ("Marshflold Record nd.) Tlio wear and'toar, as you know, Is something wf!-orr the breast. The Antl-I'MlrtliiK association, the papers suy, bus given up the job. Its originators can devi.'lo their energies to proventliiH ico forming at the North And South Poles. : The trnnHport sorvlco of tho army has' reported to the war department that food and shells were delivered in the-.war zone, nt the nvorugo speed of 30! miles per hour. This is only half thb, speed with which a bunch of ounanas aro ueiiveicu meiiiiv. Tho mcAin Is upsldo down now. und it -will rain, unless tho preseijt weath er continues. However, the only sure sign of rain, is for Kort Hall's corn to start aching. COMMUNICATIONS PROBABLY .similar requests have boon sent to even newspaper editor in the eounl ry, they are all tlis tillgP.ished a.s practical men of al'1'airs. Nevertheless we couldn't resist the teniplat ion and trust some of our sug gestions will be followed. The purpose of a college edueation we take it, is to bet ter prepare the individual for life, not a.s lift; should be. or used to' be, but a.s it is and promises to be. Therefore we depose as follows: Establish a course of pin si-al hygiene and make it com pulsory. This habit of gradual ing younif men with a com plete, knowledge of what is on their sheepskin and ne knowledge at all of what is beneath their own skin, is noth ing short, of criminal folly. No American youth should Ik considered educated until a thorough knowledge of physi cal and physiological laws has been acquired. .The sine qua non in making a success of life is health. Knowledge early in the game will give it. Then there should be a radical extension in the realm of practical mechanics. This policy of teaching young men how to make ginger-bread furniture and scroll-saw lamp stands should be abandoned. Establish a course in house building, and lumber sawing. One of the prime requisites of success in life is In be a home owner. At 111? present price of lumber no one rated less than A-A-A- 1 can expect to buy more than a box of toothpicks. Teach the embryonic citizen to make lumber out of trees and put six or eight rooms together single handed. Jle win buy lamp stands and furniture litter with his savings.' There should be a plumbing course, with special in struction for using the blow torch and repairing a ioint under the flooring. In a few months anv vouth of ord't- narv intelligence could be assured a good living as plumber apprentice, while for. a-prospective husband a plumbing cert il icate would outbid a limousine. "The problem of co-education is particularly pressing" declares the communication. AVe might say en passant, that for a college composition the circular in question shows a depressing ineptitude in choice of words. However., as to the young girls. Their courses arc now better adapted to living than the young men's, which are still half smothered in tradition, but there is nut; important, addition. necessary. 2s'o girl should receive a diploma until she knows what her great grandmother knew, how to make homo spun. No young hubby of the future can ex pect to observe the police regulations in sightof ten years after marriage, at the present price of shoddy. He will naturally choose a girl graduate who knows how to com pete with nogenheinier and JJiekelstein. There are other suggestions of equal importance, but space and time forbid their enumeration. If these sugges tions. are conscientiously accepted and faithfully applied, wo believe the college concerned will soon resume the place of influence and importance to which it is entitled. but are (leclnrinir thev will endeavor to inserl a plunk dci'htriiir for states rights. .There are 11 referendum states und in order to overturn iro liihitiou bv Mint, mule, if would hi necessary for Mie wets to win in 10 of them, ' Thus far lliev have lost 5. The (lUestimi has been submitted to but one stale, Ohio, which on the I'uee of the first count of voles was re pudiated, a later count bus whittled the majority to a few more than -00 and if is not ve! fatlv conceded thai, the wels won. Kven if Hie I'. S. su preme court decides the Ohio refer endum valid the decision will mil ef fect oilier referendum stales. Savs j the New York TeleL'i-ain : "Wouldii'l I it be the ironv of fale if thai l k- j ribbed prohibition stale, lov.-il South Carolina, should serve-notiee on Ne; . Jersey that she must mil null I he Tnion.'' I Cerlaintv no slate is heller niuili- lie.l Hem Km., lb (',,,-,, I i n I,, ,..gil. I el slales rights vs. naliiuial rights. 1. A. 1'. Med ford. Oregon. I'Yb. 12lt. (Tho Mall-Tribune welcomes coin nilinlcatioiis on any subject of ncncr al Interest but is in no way i-csponsl-lllo for tlio sentiments evpivssed. Only In exceptional cases will coiniiiiiiiica. Ions of over 2IMI words ho; printed. All communications must lo slgmsl by the writer's name, which may UKn tho writer's request be with held.) i" -.V . Slates nights Again To the Editor: ' The rhniupions of the liouor I raf fle "lire spcndiinr inonev like water mul leavini: nothiiiL' undone in their efforts to defeat prohibition. Ap parently thev are now intent upon liiitkinir tlio law enforcement of pro hibition n national issue. The honor interests have a ri:;ht to udvocate the repeal of lu' IStli auisndmclil. bv anv orderly form. Their activities with reference lo (ha eominu democratic and republican Jinfional cuiiventions, however, seem jiof to seek to insert a plank in party platforms declarini: lor submission of a repeal resolution by on-jre-s. Tribune's Daily Health Hint - OVER-EATING U lha root of nearly U digestive Til. If your dige.tion ! weak or out of kilter, belter eat le and uaa KiMQIDS 'th new !d lo btttr digeitton. FImmM lo Ufa effect., L Ki-moiJ$ help heighten out your dif estiv trouble. MAOK IIY ftCOTT ft ttOWNC Makkrs op corrs emulsion t y Harriot IIocwIk.) Instead of lick inn a rut or abrasion It't It blood if it will. 01 course, a cut hUHn vohsoI needs other nttenlion, but lacorutotl skin will almost heal it self if kept clean. Don't introduce bacteria from the mouth for the cut to HtritKK.t. with. It' there is dirt present, wash Kently but thoroughly under running water with a clean cloth. I'so an antiseptic solution to wash before tying up. if you have one. Antiseptics should not "no used too stn.'iiK- J)on't ( li ink that if a little is Rood a lot is better. One tablet of biohlorldc- of mercury to a pint of water is a good solution for soaking p.ny wound. Never use carbolic acid without n doctor's directions. It Ik u dreadful ptJison and will eat and eat if used too strong. Tho carbolated salves on tho market are safe and soDlhliu; as well as antiseptic, und can be applied when tho wound is lied up. Two precautions should Keep u wound from infecting absolute cleanliness and access of air. Don't plaster tip a cut with a piece of adhe sive that covers the whole thing, After stoking in an antiseptic t.'r if this i.s mil available, washing in boil ed water, bring (he edges togel her as they belong, apply a piece of absor bent cotton and liold'it down with strips of adhesive that leave part ol tho cotton uncovered. The inside of a sheet of cotton is practically sterile and will ni.'. poison the wound again. A freshly ironed handkerchief is also pretty sterile and a good emergency bandage. I'se the surface that was folded inside, without touching it. Once a wound is tied up, don't undo it to see how it is faring. Kven ill It itches a little, give it a chance to grow ihe granular tissue that is the scaffolding for ihe new skin. j since inv HILOH 30SKFSCOUGHS m p) Ihe dank of Absolute safety The Nedford National Bank, a biography Of (he best dressed fellow in town Dad paid his tailor lie drove the finest auto in Medford I tail bought tht car llr didn't soil his hands with work tlul Dad did lit met with misfortune Dad wvnt "busted" Ilf found a homo in the Poorlu'use Dad uas dead. And that young dandy sneered when invited to start a Savings Account in YOUR BANK AIDS TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY Beauty may be only skin deep but unless your skin is in ood. healthful condition, you cjn not hope to have it beautiful. Yon can make your tlcin what you v.k'.. ft to be with proper e::ercise and care. Different !cins require different treatment. You wiil find your rejui3itr.3 unio:: the different MA TRADf ilAKK PUROLA puro, is a WISTARIA CREAM, soothing and fra-jrunt iilistjlutc! Inn fi.ni PUROLA PEROXO CREAM b a va ,i cream ijre.Tblcas. Irarant. for cU-an.iin1 3ottcninij tlit: skin. PUROLA LIQUID FACE POWDER U a d- light.'uily delicate protf-ction ay, ui.it w.nd ri;i un. It is easily applied and uniionn in e:7t-t. PUROLA ALMOND CREAM is a 'd-.l:lt;ui lation for aofltnin and beuiifyina the :;k:n excellent for chapped hund-i, h.cc and l:pi. GUARANTEE lih't I l (.i. i I !: K'j'i 1 ' " i,'.i'N.' ' ytPrtt l:!KfSj'l:l,JA'H f & M 7 i ! -'!'? W( ;-ttini orr i Mti.fnt:t f A . fiM mj i''rn 3-A'J V, -' i ' M y i ii i i . 1 it ,i , r. 7 j) excellent for chapped hund-i, Ucc and l:pi. 4 tt.t- ( .- it it:iti vt: Li: t !, t e , t u I i y t vfmiitfti. AT AI.f.nRiir. wnnfc telisiiil!:!!5!;! i rfi ';' I . rrepareJ and Cuonmierot i ii'!"'! ! ') .. ic,rt . I ':ih' ': -'.V'!'.'y;V V cy the m !: it ,feVii r ' ;: A V BLW!AUE.1-fRANK LABORATOS1ES ftM t S.'t&. , W-tT" V i i . Cafe Holland Special Club Breakfasts Xo. 1 1."jc Xo. S 3.-c (1) Egg .. Breakfast Steak Ham Toast Hot Cakes Coffee Coffee xo. li 3.-c Xt. o nc ( 1 ) Egg . (1 ) I'ork Chop Uaion (2) corn Cakos lint Cakes Coffee Cofftio Xo. :s :;.-,c Xo. 7 anc fi Wheat Cakes Country Sausage Snipped Bacon orlluekwhcat Cakes Ham Coffee Coffee x... I :i-o Xo- '"' Fried .Mush with Plain Omelette Jincon Wheat Cakes Coffee ' Coffee OICOKIt v.Y xisnucii Will dn so much heller if a fiuitiihlo !i-rlili:er is useil this spi'inj;. Our special fertilizer for this typo of hush will do wonders for you. ISuy your supply and apply it light now. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. 317 Easi Main Strst Doilua Car, stand corner Main an! Bartlett. Phone 900. 1. 0. DELABEV SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY One liox nt Cliannoiiii Vnro IVnvdcr FREE wilh oncli jur 1 1' Cocoa Uutlor Cold Cream. Jieiriilar pi ico (10 cents. 5 ft THF Kll nWfrFftSriU IS AT hMH0 AMD OOii CH0iC; (LUMBER'S IN DEMAND S JmM m M M wb. wur mill in .lacksoia ille is runnin" lull t'-iti:icity and the mill in South east Mcdlord will lie ready fnr opera' linn soon. We employ home lahor and use. liotni'-L'.i-ow n imher. i'uli oii. j io home iudiisiiy and lielji maintain f a pay-roll for .Mcdl'urd. I GAGNCyM I LUMBER AND EOX FACTORY : City Ol'liee 1: s. 1-ir flione S5II REGULATE YOUR RECEIPTS -AND DISBURSEMENTS 10 'S no lietter way to do that than hy one of those First National "nation hank aeeounts. Sinitilv inakinit ui T1II0I liaviti: alixcd , tuir ininil that you will w;itcli the corners is not enoiin'h. You must have t ho way ami means to .uuard incomiiiLr. money and Liuide outuoiim' nionev. Our lemliei'shiji Syslem is not the in liankini:' hero. in the 1-I.KAsTot 'odor the il I '.serve idvantan'os ' Dry Slab and fir Wood Mill Blocks and Coal Valley Fuel Co. Office Phone 7G Residence 739-J GIM CHUNG China Kerb Store Hcrh cure ror earache, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, sore threat, lung trouble, kidney trouhle, stom ach trouble, heart trouhle, chills and fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures al! kinds of goiters. NO OPERATIONS. Modford, Oregoa, Tan. 13, 1917. This Is to certitv that 1, the under signed, had very sovere stomach trouble and had been -bothered for several years and last August was r expected to live, ami neariug of Giro Chuiig (whoso Herb Store is at 214 South Front street, Modford), I de cided to1 get herbs for mv stomach trouble, and I started to feeling bet ter as soon as 1 used them and tday am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as 1 was to seo C5 i in Chung and try his Ilerlra. (Signed) W. It. JOHNSON, "Witnesses: Win. Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L. Childreth, Englo Point. M. A. Anderson, Modford. S. ii. Holmes, Kaglo Point. C. K. Moore, Kaglo Point. J. V. Mcintyre, Kagle I'otnt. Geo. Von der Hellen, 1'JaRlo Point. Thns. R. Nichols. Eacle Point mi Vhe urst National Bank: Mddford Oregon Stenographj Multigraphing Circular work of all kinds Mailing Lists Tunneil & Edwards SOli-SOS Liberty Huilding Medford, Oregon. J acksonville Medford l.Ti:itl i:i!.V Al'TOCAK CO. Schedule from Jan. 10. 1920, Dally Kxcept Sunday. Leave Medford: 7:10 a. m., 8:00 a. m., !i':00 a. m., 10:00 a. in.,' 11:00 a. in., 12:00 noon, 1:30-p. m., 2:30 p. m., 3:30 p. m., 4:30 p. m 5:30 p. m., Sat. only 7:30 p. ni., 9:30 p.m., Sat. only 10:30 p. m. Leave Jacksonville: 7:30 a- m., S:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m., 11:30 a. in., 1:00 p. m., 2:00 p. in., :00 p. in., 4:00 p. in., 5:00 p. m., 7:00 p. m., Sat. only 8:00 p. m.. Sat. only 9:50 p. in. Sunday Only Leave Medford: 9:00 a. m., 10:30 a. in., 12:00 noon, 2:30 p. m., 4:00 P. in., 5 : 0 p. ni., 7:00 p. m., 8:30 p. in., 10:30 p. ra. Leavo Jacksonville: 9:30 a. m., 11:30 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 3:30 p. m., ":U0 p. in., 0:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m., ;i:Tu p. ni. Office and -waiting room No. 6 8. Frr.ul, Nash Hotel Building. Jackson ville waiting room at Ileter's Confec tionery. i NTH K UKHA.V AL'TOCAK CO." Kchednlo lrom Octotwr 1, 1010. Dully (Kzccpt Rnnday) i,eavo Sleilford l,ouve Ashland' 7:10 a.m. 8:00 a.m. H:2b a.m. 8:10 a.m. 10:00 K.m. 10:'I0 a.m. 11:30 a m. 12:45 p m. 1:25 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 4:25 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:uo p.m. S:40 p.m. 7:10 a.m. 7:55 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:25 a.m. 10:10 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 19:00 m. i:00 p.m. 1:25 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:21 p.m. E.30 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 8:40 p.m. Automobiles, -Tractor, Farm Implement, Factory, Household and Store parts Welded, Uo-eiiforood and (iiiaranteed. All Metals, all Sluif-os, all Sizes. THE VULCAN WELDING WORKS 39 South Front Street. For Spring Canyon Utah Coal AND Dry Wood PHONE 242 WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL 531 S. Front St. Fat.only 9:30 p.m. Bat.only 9:30 p.m. sat, oniy iu: 30 p.m. 12:13 p.m. midnight Sat. only nrxnAY ONLY Ix-avo Modford Ii eavo Asl.land t 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p in. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. r:0 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. :30 p.m. Q-30n.ni Tan n.m Office and waiting room No. 5 South, Front, Nash Hotel Building. Phone 309. 7 h.