Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 19, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPTSTTB VCSTTR mkdwjhd itrarn tribune. wmmnTi, "oki-fioT. ttittyay, makcit ia 1020. Medford Mail, Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PVIfLlKHHD UV'KUY A KTKliNOC IN EXCEPT SUNDAY HY THE BIEDKOHI Pi"NTING :u Office, Mall Tribune Building. 26-a7-29 worm t ir sirtci I'noiw: A consolidation of t)ie Democratic Times. The M-.WYrl Mall. The Medford Tribune, (lie Southern Orcfoniaii. The Ashland Tribune. The Medford Sunday Sun Is furnlHhrd ubscribera deal ring a Buvou-day dally news paper. HOB H FIT ItrHU Editor S. H. SMITH, MlliiiiKiT. SUBSCRIPTION TEIIUII BY MAII-IN ADVANCi;: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 8.00 uaiiy. Willi Kuti'iay sun, inontli b Dally, Without Sunday Sun, year.. 5.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month ..10 Weukly Mail Tribune, one year I.r.'j Sunday Sun. ono vear l.f-0 BY CAItRIEll In McJfonl. Anhland. jacKnonviile, Central 1'olnt, J'htn-nlx: Dally, with Sundav Sun, var 1 7. i'l Dally, with Sunday Sun. month 61 Dally, without Sunday S'uii. venr.. 6 no Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .f0 Official paper of tho City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered an neennd -china matter nt Medford, Oregon, under tlieact of Marcli 8. 1879. , Sworn daily a vera r circulation for six months endlntf April 1 !l 1 9 3,074 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Full T-eased Wire Service. The Asso ciated Prens in exclusively entitled to the use for republication of (nil news dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also I he local news published herein. All rihts of republication of Hpeclal dispatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Br Irttu Perry If, us Hinini Johnson nllcpos he was tho virlim of '"conspinitorH" in tho Minnesota i r i : h i 1 1 r u i a I primary oliielion, tli(;y worn jioor "co'iispiru torn," or lio would linvo finishnl fonrlh iiiKtr-nd of Hocomi. In North DukoLn, where lllnim is tlin only can didate, tho result will he a dean nil victory for political riKhleonsncss, and tho liest man. A enroled cook, in making clani chowder, in a local heanory Thursilay put a clam in It. Tho nwuiiiKcmenl desires to' announeu that tho cook has hoen fired. ' Alonzo l'laidcatt Is a ilalryman re Biding In Ihu Shasta Valley. Tho bewhiHkerod chiefs of ltnssia, JiavitiK eliminated tho wrinkles from tholr ubdotnen, via tho (trnb, so Kra clonsly forwnrded by Amorjian nr flors, now announce their Intention of earnestly endeavoring to do what the kaiser made a mess of. Tliero oiiKbt to be at least three moro inlerurhan jitney lines In thbi town, to1 maintain a coniilanl whis tling for passonaers. The .ItiKo-Sbivs and Serbs managed to pull off an election last week with out tho administration hocoiuttiK in volved in a spasm of letter writing, on.BUhJectH having nothing at all to do with the case. '.Most columns bavo contributors. This ono has none. II welcomes them. The contributions, however, must ho original, and not continued stories. If anyone possesses a snappy idea be should get it on paper. Hboot 'em in! 1 Subscribers to Ibo annual edition of tho Smudgo I'ot aro urged to come and got their Ih-'oUh. or announce that they do not want them, so some one who does, can. Tho net result of tho Ccrmun revo 1ution, to date, has been to cause the crown prince lo press bis pants in anticipation or the. grand entry Into llcrlln. illis one desire Is' to' eat imother meal in his old hi.'mc town. It is announced that there is no sentiment for Chamberlain for sena tor. 11 always looks that way until votes are counted. O. Carter Hoggs has mustered Die flu, and came down town Thurs. with his bat on. Tho first treaty ever written among the tribes of Albania lias recently 1'oon signed. TMoouly foreign nation named is America. The only foreign Institution the treaty swears lo "pro 1ect and support" is the American Ked Cross. GLASS Of WATER Bayer Company, who introducod Aspirin in 1900, give proper dirftctiona. Tho Uityer Ctmt;itiy, who intrndiuvd Attpirin tell isi their o.irelul ilinvtuuip in each nacknp' of genuine "Itayer Tub Jets of Aspirin" that to p-t bst remit ono or two glasses l w:iter ftiouid he drank nftnr taking tablet.". "Bayor Tablets of Aspirin" to be pen nine must be marked with tho safety "Uayer Cross." Then you nte p-tt inp the gonuino, world-famous Aspirin, pre scribed by physician lor over cu-jutecE yeitra. Each unbroken "Mayer" piekapp con tains proper dircetionn for lVM, llt-ad-ncbe, Toothache, Ka niche. Neuralgia Lumbago, Khru lamm, Neuritis, and jpain generally. Bandy tin boxen of twelve tablet tost but a few cent.'. I)rui:r:iKls nlto mU larger "Bayer" p;u'ka;. Aspirin, ia the trado mark of Haver Manufacture Monoaccticacidcstcr of JSalkylicacid. HOOVER AS REPUBLICAN NOMINEE A MOVEMENT lias been started to plaeo Hoover's name in the Oregon j)resi(lentiitl primary on the Ke pnlilican ticket. This is probably the first time in politi cal history that an American citizen lias been advanced as a presidential candidate by both parties. K:-(iovcrnor West started the Jloover boom for the democrats in this state, energetically supported by the Portland .Journal. At last, report the reuircd signatures had been secured. Now the Republicans want him. This strange phenomniena i'orceably illustrates the present decline of the old time political partisanship, and the peculiar appeal Jloover lias for the people at large regardless of party. Jn our opinion nothing would be of greater benefit to tht; Republican party than the nominal ion of Jloover. Au tomatically the party would Ik; cleaned out, vitalized and renoated, without a revolution within the party, as was necessary in Hoover would instinctively draw to him self the liberal and progressive elements of the party, and place them where they belong, in control. ' If Hoover is nominated he will be nominated in spite of the professional manipulators, and the old guard strategist.-:, he will represent tht; victory of a new political gene ration. AYith him will be American youth, American ef ficiency and Hi:1 thousands of thoughtful American citi zens, who, regardless of parly, want to see the man in the Wh'te House for the next four years, who is best fitted, by ability, experience and character for the all-important service of reorganization and reconstruction. It won't be an easy light. If Hoover is the h'epublican noniiiiec it will represent a bloodless political revolution of IVr-reaching consequences. Hut the obvious benefits of such a result, jusl il'ies every Hoover Jvcpublican making a hard fight for it. DETERMINE PUBLIC OPINION. T:JK members of the school board are convinced Hie people of .Medford are behind them in their support of Superintendent Davenport and his policies. A consider able number of citizens are equally convinced the people arc not behind them. ' As a preliminary move to (dear the atmosphere, and dotei'iiMiie just what popular sentiment is, we believe the plan of the I'areiit-Teacher's council to call a mass meeting confined to parents of students in the schools is an excel lent one. Such a meeting would be of constructive value iit the present time. .For the parents of students in the school are the ones nios(; vitally concerned in the present controversy. Their children are the ones lo he injured or benefitted by the school system. We have no doubt that any program en dorsed by the parents as a whole, will be accepted by the school board. H,'Hie parents are hopelessly divided on the proper course to pursue that fact will come out at such a meeting, if they are not; divided I hat fact, will also come out. True the edict of the school board that, no further pub lic discussion of 1 he school sit uat ion should be indulged in, will have to be overruled, but we still think this can be done without transgressing the police regulations. The latinos of the students are not all Holsheviki, and the mothers are not all hysterical neurotics. We have talked with stunt; of them and find they arc-reasonably sane, and inclined to look at the problem from rather a bi;oad angle. As long as the school board declines to accept a com mittee of arbitration, let the parents get .together and thresh out the entire question until they arrive at a plan of action upon which they can, as a whole, unite. Such a plan, we take it, will he pretty close to the plan that will finally have to be adopted. For no plan can succeed with out the support of the parents and no plan with their sup oort can fail. When men on the ground, of I 'resident. Wilson 's policies, rence, both urge his acceptance sciia'e reservations, people theii opinion of the situation at Washington, are given liret t v safe ground for their conclusions. Mr. Mryan is celebrating his birthday today. AVe know one exalted American cit izeu who wishes him many happy reverses. P? f, RipplingRhqmosff I x VI r-S VA JVS Zmy WaltMDSon r FACTS AND THINGS OlTl treasured landmarks disappear in a surpris ing way; the thing that was a truth last year is but a lake t''day. When I was young the village doc said ailment . like the flu, which give the system such a ? hock, to causes plain were title. We sat in draughts, or wet our feet, ami went to beds of pain, and called rpoit the name of IVte, and that of Mike in vain. Hut now the doc. in sounding terms, another platform s rings, and all our ills are due to germs, the doggone measely thiiiL's. In fifteen years, or maybe less, that graft will look forlorn, and doctors then I make tin guess will laugh our germ's to scorn. The rules of lieall li of yesteryear look now like silly fads, and seicn 1i. ts sit up to jeer the wisdom of our dads. The doctor o1' the olden time had whiskers long and black: he couldn't hope to tarn a dime unless he had a stack. Hut now the doctor with a beard in deep privation squirms; the man with lambrequins is feared, for they are full of germs. It is a world of piffle friends, vet let's retain our grins; for when one streak of wis dom ends, another one begins. both acknowledged admirers like I loover and I avid Law of the peace treaty with the who have not vet lormeu Em The reception given Leonard C I'ettit, violinist, and Irene Hampton iKaaes, pianist, for their muHieianly and artistic work at Die Itialto the atre, has resulted In their being re tained for the remainder of this week. Their offering 1h of the highest class musically, the finality of the compositions demanding the most finished technlciue and intelligent In terpretation. Mr. Pettit Is thus intro duced and welcomed to Medford, where Irene Hampton Isaacs has long been a favorite. The moving picture house offers today a marvelous opportunity of presenting the best in musical litera ture and bringing it within the reach of all, Mr. Pettit is a young artist who has had the advantage of years of study with the best instructors in musical centers, which may also be said of Irene Hampton Isaacs. Kach has thoroly mastered the chosen instru ment and the combination in ensem ble Is delightful. sorcMr den Kurlv neas are the first tltiif.' to be iiliinted. The smooth seeded vari ties are lite first to i;o in. followed later bv the wrinkled seeded vnrietie.s. The smooth seeded varieties do not irivo as fine uutilitv neas as tin: wrinkled, but lliev will stand colder wenlher without rottimr in the '-'round. However, numv gardeners lire williiur to take a chance wilh the wrinkled fens as soon as the can work the soil and are more. often successful ( liari not. The iea must have rieli soil. (!oo:l yields will not lie produced on poor -round. The seeds should he triven dentv of depth when phtntin'-', shnllowt planliiiL' will lose half Ihe crop in manv cases. Thev should he plant ed throe or four inches deep, its tlte pea delights in u cool root run. Wilh L'ood soil preparation, the vitior and productiveness of pons is helped wilh Ihe new nitroL'cn cultures or inoculations. Thev are not a wonder worker and do not obviate the necessity of thorough I'erlili.inir and soil preparulion, .but thev slarl the peas on their way with irood food Preparation. These cultures for inoculation are sold for a small price, n dunrtcr investment will do for a small garden and serve to inoeulut" all the peas an ordinary gardener will plnnl. 'fhe culture is pul up in bot tles, half filled. Tlic bottle is filled I wilh wiiler. shnkcn'up. and either Ihe seeds or I lie soil luoiMcucd and the trick is done. ( Plant the peas in rows three feet aparl ami yivc the dwarf varieties the choice of location if there is anv choice in (be richness of the soil. The lull pens nOv be planted 'in double rows and brush placed be tween I hem. Some ot Ihe very dwarf varieties ni.'lv be planted as close as u foot aivirl, such as American Wonder, btrt more room is advisable unless it ir :neeessnrv to i nomie space. Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. lidwatds produced ()liv .Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicitiK physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing "vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coaled, olive-colored tab Jets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If vou have a "dark brown mouth" lad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver constipation, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them every night just to keep right. Try them. 10c and 25c. GRAY HAIR BECOMES. DARK- ANDBEAUTIFl)L Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. 'Almfwt everyone knows that Ton and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brines back tho rmtunil color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or pray. Yeara ago tho only way to set this mixture was to make It at home, which Is mussy ami troublesome. Nowadays we simply ask at any drue store for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sul Vhur Compound." You will pet a larpe bottle of this old-time recipe Improved by the addition of ottjer Ingredients, nt very little cost. Everybody uses this preparation now. because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hslr. taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dsrk, thick and glossy and you look years younger. Wyeth'a Pape and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requisite. It ts not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention ot dlceaae, 4 Tribune's Daily Health Hint (Hy Harriet Bovwiirl Tht "cure-uIP fakir is dvinir hard. Public upininn is pretty well aroused, aiifl the iroverninent is doinir t he rest. The food and tlruirs . mt lias been it I l tiled to inod advantage, and is still on the id. Nut that all patent medicines are fakes. Some not as manv as people think art simple remedies known to every doctor: but the evil here is usually the price. A mixture that costs about a (Hiarter a'irallon to prepare, is suld at a dollar a bottle. oi six ounces. Others aro "dope, thers are stronir solutions ot alco hol. Most are cathartics or timu lants. and all are expensive. Thy best remedy tor the evil is the increasintr intelligence of the public. More people than used to now know that the medical profession is like anv other irrottp of scientists. What ever is discovered is published broad est atnouir the whole irronp. How can a person of obscure origin, usu ally of no training or even ordinary schoojinir. hand out a remedy that will cure all the ills that flesh is heir to, both human and animal, and the science of the dav know nothing about it Kven those amonir us who have a liazv notion that the less a person has been to school the more he U lavored bv providence with universal knowledge, are slowly rcalizinir the absurdity of their position. And the hemist comes to their aid bv analyz ing these cure alls and finditiir that thev contain two or three simple rem edies that we all know and use, and the people who write the testimonials are cither far off in another state or do not exist at all. Uueer, is it not. how far these people are. Ad vertisimr is an art. Kolks who are ill are wasting valu able time if thev listen to the man who can cure from an office in an other town. Thev niav be in sore need of a real docotr. and the lontrer they wait the less anyone can do for them. It is only those who work in the field wbo can see the full horror of the fraud, and the real daniaire that is beiriLr done. He is a criminal indeed who fattens on the suffering ot ot hers. For Liver and Bowels Dr. Carter's K. & B. Tea A. Mild, Gentle Vegetable Laxatire and Healthful Drink. For the itomach, liver and bowels and to purity the blood, there 'i nothing more reliable. Give it to the little ones when they get feverish and can't eat. They like it and it does them lots of good- - A 46 Acres, 5-foom house. 28 acres alfalfa, irrigated, on paved highway. $9,000.00. B 50 Acres. New house, big barn, 15 acres in alfalfa, ir rigated. On paved highway. $10,000.00. C 10 Acres, 3 acres in 8-year Bartlett Pears. 7 acres for al falfa, all under water. House and barn. $3,500.00. DtIO Acres, under, water, three acres uears. family or chard. 6 acres alfalfa. Five room bungalow, barn. $4,750. E 15 Acres. 7 acres alfalfa, modern ( bungalow, garage, fine barn. A fine place $7,500. See Us for Any Doni in The Lorain Oven Heat Kits en (ias K'anpe and measures and eontmls (lie heat. No more guessing at the temperature for cooking and liakiuj;. You seleet the temperature you want. Set the wheel and your heat will stay at that exaet point no niorej no less. ' - Come in and let us explain this device to you. Oregon Gas & Electric Co. Medford,Oregon. Catarrh is a Real Enemy and Requires Vigorous Treatment Do Not Neglect It "When you use sprays, atomizers and douches for your Catarrh, you may succeed in unstopping the choked-up air passages for the lime being, but this annoying con dition returns, and you have to do the same thing over and over egain. Catarrh has never yet teen cured by these local applications. Have you ever experienced any real benefit from such treatment? pilllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllll! I The BANK OF ABSOLUTE SAFETY I The Medford National Bank I YES! YES! Conservative Banking cares fur every worthy loeal interest, but Capitalizes none. Speculative Promotion Is Always Unsafe Banking. YOUR BANK Does Not Speculate, w. s. c. WE HAVE SOME TERRITORY OPEN For the Crow 4-Cyl. The Best Value in Either 4 or 6-Cyl. in The United States Crow Elkhart Sales Agency 10th Near Stark Portland, Oregon. Page-Dressier Co. Phone 282 Nash Blk. If You Are Looking for a Safe Investment YOU WILL BE INTEREST ED IN THIS ORCHARD OP 100 Acres NET PROFIT 1919 CROP $40,000 And the selling price is very low. We can sell this fine property at such an attractive price you will certainly be interested. Kind of Real Estate Either 'fcrustioluck Daki Regulator f l2 FINlSN BOASr Throw these makeshift remedies to the winds, and get on the right treatment. Get a bottle of S. S. S., and begin a treatment that has been praised by sufferers for , half a century. S. S. S. gets right at the sourca of Catarrh, and forces from the blood the germs which cause the disease. Special medical advice regarding your own case free. Ad dress Medical Director, 10S Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. niiiir? Elkhart 6-Cyl. 14 CITY HOMES 5-room bungalow. $1500. 5- room bungalow. $2500. 6- room bungalow, $2850. 6-room bungalow. $4000. 8-room home. $8,500.00. 8-room home. $7,000.00. 80-Acre Orchard Bearing Snap at $250 Per Acre Some very good investments in alfalfa lands of large acreage CONSIDER THIS 174 acres. 100 cultivated. 12 acres ready to seed alfalfa. 20 'acres irrigated, 8 acres pears 4 of apples, good house. This a bargain. Price $12,000.00. to Sell or Buy. ; ' 1 A W WT V- 'W ."V. 'i ?