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Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
.Allnniev (ioneriil I'nltiipr n limit h
that lie possesses a "desire" to lie the
next I'lesiilent. but he seems In lie
the only nersun in the land ivissessed
of tho desire. The aforementioned
lesire is also the only oiiitlil'ieution
visible! to the naked eve.
There vn s morn ivhisllimr than
lisual Mon. and Tnes. Iiv tfie Kspee
enirines. This was due to iov al
beinjr l'r(M'l 1'roni government eonti'ol.
A wild eved and teaiperamenlal
deinoerat who democratizes in the vi
cinity of Salem, annoiineed that the
"defeat of tieoiue K. Clmmherlain. is
nssured." Oslensiblv the wild eved
one mt his dope from a elairvovant.
You niuv sav I'll iiltim- with you
Thtit I'roliibition's mad: pooh pooh
A puerile law for puerile souls
That ean but multiply lawless tolls.
It' Vou teetotalisin deplore.
At certain times, for certain needs
Of certain minds; if some rare seeds.
You hold, may never come to flower
Some irenius never until!' bis hour.
In I'uritaui.ed aridity
And dearth; then then I will airree.
Like vou I cannot count for henllli
'A premium put on devious stealth,
Or ii reason to a moral slate
From premise of the fast barred irnlc
TV lint strenu'th, vou nsk, anil I indorse,
C'nn ever make from a recourse
To Icailiiiu' sinus's and marliiicf
Kspioniiuo? And vet - and vel :
Thank (iod for the blind L'rnircrrifs !
Thank (Iod for the debacle one sees
At the four corners of Ihe earlb!
Thank God for a dealh that patterns
birth!
Who ean pass nun shop after shop,
Shuttered and boiled, wllh a crop
Of postern screeching ils demise
And not bless (Iod for hlessinu' his
eyes'
Here is an auction placard out
Where i'launled once an insolent ronl
Of avarice sluiciii!.' (Iii'inmli dauined
tbroals:
Here, where Ihe dust of I'ollv vel
floats
bleps liirned nwny in the dust of the
iloor;
Here where debauched lipids irihled
nVr
The poisonous Ihreal ulul of debris.
. A broken hull) and ii rusted kev.
Yes, it. is ir I al any eoM ;
Whalever "rational" . is lost
1h more I ban covered, is if not
Come, now, confess that one such
blot
Of sour decay on vour fair si reel
Sends nuthems surucnt to vonr led ;
That inst to mark lint leimlhcninu
line
Of padlocks is a clorv of wine.
He bonesl ; of Ihe millions think
Who'll never be coerced lo drink
Bv the beckoning door and wake to
sweat
Hespair- then, if vou choose, etv
wel !
The four new cot-tcrs of Ihe earth;
Thank (Iod for a death that clarion,
liirlb! '
STANI.KY KlliHi:ii WILSON
, Included unions tbc Hotel Meill'ord
RUests today are II. M. Wilkcrson of
Seattle, and t.. A. KaUiiiK. l;:ilp, i;
Jtlinson, A. M. Hich. S tl. I.iviuuston
mid II. Ii. Soli'man of San Francisco.
STOP I1CMG ECZEMA
Fcnctralinp, Antisoplic Zomo
Will Help Vou
. Never mind how often you have ti n il
and tailed, you ea:i stop lniinmi;, ilihimj
eczema cniu'kly by applying cuio.
iMirnished l)y;invi!ttii:i:il tor .'vie. Kxtr.i
larKC hotile, S1.(KI. 1 leuhnc, Ih'kiik the
moment Zrmo is applied. In a short
time usually every Irao; of ec.teni.1.
. teller, pimples, rash, I I u kh.ii'ls ami
similar skin diseases will lw removed.
For rle.irine the si. in and makhu- it
vijmrottslyhe.ilthy.nlwjvMw A'tiv . I lie
penelralins, antiseptic hiiunl. It i not
a greasy sal veand it di vsnot st ain. When
others lad u is tbc one d.-ix-iiil.iMe
treatment for skin Iroubf sol all kinds.
. IIjj t, w. i.j-s (o.,i..ctT:jjj, o.
THE OVERWIIHL.MING vidory ol' Mii.jor iruh Cald
well over labor leader Duncan in Seattle is sympto
matic of the times.
As (iciicral I Vrshiiifj said on his return from a swin.n
around the circle, there is nothing more striking than the
ititen.se spirit of a militant Americanism throughout the
land, hat red for Ihe red i'la and love for the flag of
America.
Duncan represented the red flag, Caldwell the fluff of
America and the flag of America won by the largest major
ity ever given a mayor in t he I'uget Sound metropolis. For
this result all Irue Americans have reason to rejoice.
Of course, tjiere will be various interpretations of the
result, depending largely upon the interpreters opinions
and prejudices. l!ig business, .supported by the political
profiteers will be inclined to see in this result an open
season for laboriles and liberals. The old guard will lie
sorely tempted to -turn back the calendar to the golden
days of Mark II. tuna and Dick Crocker.
lint the vole in Seattle was not against liberalism, it
wits not against labor, it was against the spirit of radical
ism, disloyalty and direct action philosophy which the
labor candidate represented.
Duncan did not represent American ftibor, he represent
ed U!!-A merican liolshevism, lie did not represent the poli
cies of men like .John .Mitchell and Sam (Jompcrs, lie rep
resented the policies of the Derkmans and Mergers. Jn
fact, when (ionipers was working night to day to win the
war, and unite labor tit: home and abroad for an allied vic
tory, Duncan, was opposing the selective draft and collect
ing defense money for Tom Moot icy.
Because of the destructive, arrogant un-American
leadership of men like Duncan, labor is now suffering, and
will suffer until this clement is effectively' expelled from
councils of the labor organization. The prejudice such
men have created, will not be overcome in a day, and it's
great danger is a spasm of excesses in t he ot her direction.
I'.ut while I'ncle Sam is prone to emotional extremes,
he never indulges in them for long. Congenitally liberal,
and fundamentally sensitive, to the rights of tho average
man, he can be depended upon to ultimately insist upon
giving to all, labor, capital and what not, the old-fashioned
sipiare deal.
The tremendous change in public sentiment toward big
business is shown in the comparitivc indifference to the
Supremo Court decision sanctioning tint creation of the
Steel Trust, the largest capitalistic combination in the
world. Twenty years ago -Justice Pitney would have had
to be given police protection. The people have prettv treh-
erally conic to realize t hat coinbiual ions tier se are not onlv
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1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 inn, in M 1 it 1111. 1 in" miimii 1.1111 poini is not now
big 1hcy are, or bow rich they are, but how they behave.
Ditv the poor candidates. An eastern pastor lins writ
ten a circular to each one, asking him to state bis views on
prohibit ion.
The refusal of Yandeveer to resign seems to remove tht
ast I. ope the I . . . s bad of getting a favorable verdict.
The ( 'rown I Vinco is conn
Iter be thankful it isn't an outcome ax.
f his income tux.
At Last, Relief
from Rheumatism
Spring seems to ag
gravate this pain
ful disease
Victims of Ithcliiiiatisui. that most
painful and tori urine, of all diseases.
feel that with the iipprracli of haluivi
spi'liml line they may expect some re-j
lief from the paiiKs of safferiim which I
Ihcy have endured atl winter. I
And this is nil excellent lime lo i;ct
rational results from the liKbl sort I
of treatment for this painful ailiucul '
.lust now the' system is ready loj
throw off Mile Imparities that hatvj
I'een accumillat iitK Uiiiiotil the win
ter season, and nature is ready lo
help in the eliniinal iui; process thai
is so essential in preparing the sys
tem for the eliatiKiiiK scasi.'.is.
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t.t Many tonus of tiliciituat imii ti
J;, come I'rolll a liny disease crm
that infests Ihe btood ami mill- .
tiply hy tint million, sprcadim; c1 ;
!; pain and toiiure lit llicir wake. (
Those who have not yet reatic.l
(lie until of iliis statement, and c
poet to t;et rid of the disease by the
use of liniments and lotions and
oilier li,vall.v applied treatment, will
loiitinne lo sufier from lilietitnailstu,
and will find their condition itiowitii:
steadily woise all Ihe time.
Ithciiinatism is more than a mere
local disorder lonliiteil to the loeality
of the painful parts. It cannot lie
rubbed away. leeaitse it 1, a deep
seated disease that has ils soiine in
the blood supply. The tiny p.iin ile
ttll'lis, the millions of lillle disease
serins that cause Ihe disease nuts;
he reached and eliminated from the
blood before real relief can be bad.
S. S. S. lias been successfully
used for Ithcniualisui for more than
fifty years. II is Ihe most thoroupli
anil reliable Mood remedy because II
searches out ami eliminates all dis
ease Kel'llls which infest the blond.
Mr. K. 1'. Ilralches of Dallas
Texas, says in a recent letter: "I was
down tor several weeks wiilt rhciima
I Ism in my knees, could not work.
1 commenced S. S. S. and before I
used two bottles 1 could Ket around
fairly well. 1 continued usiiiK S. S
S. until I used twelve hollies and I
am now entirely well. I am a car
penter and now can do my work all
O. K. I feel as voiini; as I did al
t hilly althoiiKb I am fifty. I 1 i k 1 1 1
recommend S. S. S. ror Rheumatism
of the joints."
S. S. S. has done wonderful tiling
ill the treatment of lilieiliuat ism, ynr
Ocularly that form of Ihe disease
which comes from Ihe liny Bonn that
r.els into the blood, multiplies rapid
ly, and carries Ihe torluriip; pain
t hrotifchout Ihe system.
S. S. S. is sold hy drilKnists c cry
where. It is a rifly year old remedy,
and its use is no experiment, as it
has been on the market for over half
a century, and Is known t li roiishi 'at
tin; lciuuli and breadth of the land.
The Medford section of Ihe fin
eon (Iro'.vers Co-operative associa
tion, which comprises all the orchard
territory between Hold Hill and Sains
Valley on the north to Talent 011 the
.-outli, inclusive, was formally organ
ized at an cut bu-iastic incetitc: held
in Ihe' public library here ycslenlav
afternoon by the election of Howard
Hill of Medford and !'.. I-'. Hutlnic
of Jacksonville and A. II. Davenbillj
of Talent as the local executive com-
mittee of the association. This com- j
iniltec will meet soon ami ol".'ani.c.
The attendance was rcprc-ciitatio.
-.. 1 1
over lint growers Willi lare aim
small holdings beillL' prr-cnt. There
ire now "i'J.'iII acres of orchard land
sinned up in ll ssocialioii in .lack-
son county bv Hi- urower-. and i-'i
Ihe Medford di-lrict alone there arc
I'JII acres. The Iioi:ne liivcr anu
Lvans creek section has been made .1
part of the Grants l'a-s di-tr.e!.
which i- bcitcr organized in Krauts
Pass this afternoon, and the Ashland
section of the valley is not in the biir
-late-wide association a- vet.
Professor ('. I. Lewis and Scvinour
limes of Salem, oriranizalion inana-
L'er and secretary and treasurer of
the association respectively, and Jlr.
Holt of Kiiiiene. its eanniiiir and pack
ing' inanauci'. were present and aided
the oru'anization. cvphnnucr the
obiccls and purposes of the state
wide body of crowers and its future
plans, and suttini.' forth Ihe creat
advanta'jes that will come to the
local "rowers bv beinu a coinponell'
part of the association.
The e-tablishmciit of the local dis
trict is expooled to be a tit-cat boon
in the fruit urowitiL' industry here,
by stabilizing- iiinrkftinir conditions,
and e-labii-hini; local canneries ami
iirescrvin-j- factories in the coar-e ot
time to take care of Ihe surplus and
bv-producis.
It was announced at the uicelill:
that .1. K. Kdmi-lon of Cold Mill will
be the association field rcpres"'la
live of Ihe Medford and Grants I'a-.-ili-lricts.
Bill McPlierson Is Btirietl.
(il.KNPAI.K. Cal.. Mar. At Ihe
lillicral of William Md'her-on. a
cowboy of the motion pict ire.-, held
todav, L'.'ll cowboys attended, anrbel
in westein rctralia. McPlierson, an
experienced rider and loii'r on 111'
Dr. ICdwnrds' Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, tlin
substitute for calomel, act yently on the;
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath Iina
quick relief throuph taki.iR them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arc a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act Kentlv hut lirmiy on the
bowels and liver. stimulalinR them to
natural action, clearin;: tbc blood, and
purifyini; the entire svstem. They do
that which calomel does, without any 01
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every nie,ht for a week anu note He
sleasim; effect. 10c and 2U- a boy
ranges af the west before he entered
picture work, was killed by a train
a few dnvs a''o. ,
f,j5S A W
Futuns; Undergarments arc
supremely comfortable. Tliey
arc daintily made in a wide
assortment of materials. In
quire for these attractive gar
ments .at our Knit Underwear
Department.
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Baby Sleeps at Night
when the stomach works naturally and
bowels move Ireely. Mrs. Winslow'i Syr.
up 19 especially recommended forquick
y overcomind wind colic, diarrhoea,
constipation, Ilatulcncy. and other dis
ordeiS. Help baby's digestion by giving
MRSw .
WIN SLOWS
SYRUP
Thf Infanta' idJ Child rca's Rflilttor
unc! note the healtli-buildinjt sleep that
follows. Nothing better for teethinx
timi. This remedy contains no opiates,
narcotics, alcohol or any harmful in
Kredicnis. The formula is on every
boulo of this safe, vegetable regulator.
At all Jruggiit
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Niiu i mi rvtrlli'iit linn- tn
1 rrjil oim K ht'ti mal im ii Ii l
, I S. S. S., while (lu N.vMriu is
' uiuN'iTioitii: i(s niiMiiiil spriiiK
Jih-anin, nnil (hiowinj; off im- If
' I'Mi itit s. JJ
(m lo your dnitsioM nml ;i
ImKII.' nf S. S. S. to-tliiy. am! luin lo
tal.f a ralton.il, srnsihlo t rrat ini'iit
tor UtuMitnatism that will slu.'w rr
Mills. For frm1 export moilioal iuhioo
uvuaiiliiiK your own vase. vriio fully
to I'hiof .Motiical Advisor, ITS Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Cla. i
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