Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr" ' " ' f ; . gBDEPED fTKTL TRTBUNE. SITOFOCT, OTiEOOtf, MONDAY APETL V2 1020. f i Medford Mail, tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PI! Jil-ISH HD K V 10 KT A FT KHNOON , EXCEPT SUN DAT Hi THB f MliDFOItD PHiNTJNO Ou. Office, Mall Tribune D'llldln, 26-27-29 norm j'ir aireei. rnone to. A consolidation of the Democratic Times. The Meilford Mall, The Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregonlan. The Aahland Tribune. The Medford Sunday Bun Is furnlBhed UDScnuers desiring a aeven-aay aany newspaper. ROBERT RTJUL. Editor S. S. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TCBMIl BY MAIJj IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Bundny Run, year 8.00 Pally, with Sunday Sun, month. .66 Dally, without Sunday Run, year.. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, mouth .60 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year... 1.60 Runday Sun. one year 1.60 BY CARRIER In Medrord, Aahland, JacknonvHlo. Central Point. Phoenix; Pally, with Sunday Sun, ypnr 17.60 Dallv. with Sunday Sun. month .06 Dally, without Sunday Kun, year.. 8.00 Daily, wiinout tsunaay Hun, monm ,&u Official paper of the City of Medford. . uinciai paper ox jacKHon uouniy. Entered aa Becond-clasa mntter at Mod ford, Oregon, under tho act of March 5, 18 (S. 'Sworn dally average circulation for six months ending April 19I9..S,074 Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthar Perry Tho liMi-wntcr murk of efficiency in tho lute war wns rcnlioil in the war department, which, as von know. is headed by tho affable, but other wiao unliampered with nubile officii liiaificationR, Noot Baker. The war department had 319,000 hor.sen and mules and purchased 2,105,000 eop por brandinir irons: sufficient brand ing irons with which to brand all the horses and mules in tho world. The war ended before tho wnr department cot around to ueltinir (he irons hot for brundinir, so purchased them from tho contractor at cost $1.72, and sold them back to tho contractor for .11 conts apieco. Is it nnv wonder that the war department blew lip, after performing two such brilliant deals? Kort Hull has kum out for ko. kom, His slogan will be: 'Tut u Kort IIf.ll in the Court House." Tho presidential aspirations of Senator (jvenn of Oklahoma hnve boon cooked to a fare-vo-woll. . liill Bryan approves him for tho .job. Bill Hart is tho only movio per sonajro of any importance not mixed up. in a scandal. He is unmarried, but illicit be arrested for cruelty to his horse. The Democrats announce tho plac ing of a plank acainst tho liiirh cost of living nt the June convention, and nfter Sun Francisco irels thru with tho delegates, it ought to bo u good one. Tho switchmen hold that thov nre not striking, iust niiitting, which is thoir right, but they object most strenuously to tho railroad throat to keep them that way, as far as further labor in their yards is concerned. THE 4 PER CENT MEASURE WE ARE in receipt of a eommuiiication protesiing against the raising of the two per cent constitutional limitation to. four per cent, of 'which the following is an extract: , Where Is this tax Increase to stop? Wo have raised ton millions for good roads und now we uro aaked to raise more. When it comes to 111 creasing the state tax tor good roads 1 urn fom .Missouri. Taxes are high enough already. -v-. , This communication represents- ft general misconcep tion of ihc proposed elevation of the tax limitation from two to four per cent. The increase will not raise taxes for the simple reason that the revenue from the auto li cense fees and gas tax will he ample to care for both in terest and principal of all the bonds that will be issued under the proposed four per cent limitation. In other words, as the Oregon Voter has pointed but, the completion of the main highway within the next few years, lias already been financed by the taxes already im posed. The only object of tho increased limitation is. to legalize the work which has been or should be contracted. It is unfortunate so many money measures are to be voted on at the May election. It is doubtful if all the meas ures will be endorsed however worthy they may be.. Hut when tho increase of tho two per cent limitation is under stood, we believe the opposition to it will gradually decline. No direct property tax whatever is involved. The auto mobile owners arc paying for the present good road con struction and will pay for the construction planned. But without a change is the constitutional provision the con struction work already outlined and already financed can not be done. When our correspondent realizes that a vote for the four per cent limitation will not increase his taxes, nor will it increase the burdens of the automobile owners, but will merely allow the state to use tho money the law already provides, we believe he will be glad to move from the mud roads 01 Missquri to the permanent highways o! a progressive and entei'prising OrcgojiV " . Tho very latest searo is a panic. A ntmin wilt lin -illsf. wlinf Ihn iininili, . needs to put a little new life into things, bv muling up tlio long spell of trauiiuility. , A HOVQUKT ANi A MUCK (Corvitllls TlmoK-G'nu'ttc) If wo wore in the habit of stoallnt; parnKranhs wo don't know where wo would rather ko for a good one than to thu "Smudgo 1'ot" of the -Slodford Tribune, but It Its cocky editor had boon ahlo to' sco thru tlio smudgo ho would have- noticed that tho G.-T.'s itoin was headed "Tho Wall of a Lost Soul" which -was meant to bo a crack nt him. That tho Trlhuno's name was not uddod was purely an ovorslght, but novortholosH, wo nro sui'J prised t hut tho Smudgo 1'ot would need n diagram. 80 Years Old Attributes Health to Internal Baths Mrr. D. C. Ncweomb, 701 'N'. 4lh Ave., Atchison, Kan., writos Tyr rell's Hygienic Institute of New York no 'follows: ".My next birthday In July 1 nth 80 years old. lluvo used Tyrrell's '.1. H. L. Cascade' for moro than 20 years. Host and only remedy that brings roller without tho use of drugs. My, oxnerlcnco prOvod that it always rollovos. Xo danger from It. Sly nil -monts wore principally Pile Acid, lllliousness. Constipation, otc." , This is by no means an except li.'nal letter for Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute to receive, as there nro now over halt a million Amorlcans using Dr. Tyr rell's "J. U. L. Cascado" with like re sults. Hy tho scientific use or Nature's cleanser warm water It eliminates nil poisonous wasto from, tho lower Intestine and gives Nature a chance to work unhampered. '.You will be astonished at the dif ference in your feelings the morning after an Internal bath. The "J. II. I . Cascade" will be shown and explained to you by Tho West Sldo riiarniney, whf.' will also give you free, on request, nil interest ing booklet liy Dr. t'lms. A. Tyrrell, "Whv Man of To-day Is Only fi'.'r Ef ficient." Get this booklet and know list why Internal Bathing is so effective in the promotion, of bettor health. Adv. RipplingRhijmes 0 l Walt Mafan Ml Mf THE SPRING CHOR'E. SPRING is brightening the valleys, that were late ly brown and gray, and it's time to clean the alleys, carting all the trash away; all the cast-off shoes and. bonnets, and the eat that reached its .end, and tho punk rejected sonnets that the local poet penned. Spring is hinting now of roses, and we should to duty rise, for old trash offends our noses, and it's painful to the eyes. Spring is whispering of lilies, whispering in every breeze; and that town imparts the willies which no springtime clean-up sees. There is litter by your stable, there's a dead cow by your door toil as hard as you arc able' that they '.may be there no more. For such things insult our senses, and they aggravate and yex, and we ought to paint our fences, shave ourselves and wash our necks. All the world is bright and sunn', shining till it seenis like new, and I think it mighty fun ny if we arc not shining too. Bear away the long dead Tabby, a,ll the truck of yesteryear; clean up, for the town that's shabby is an eyesore to the ear. PHOEMX PARAGRAPHS The pupils of the Phoenix school never begun to practice the events for the track and field meet to be held at Talent, May 7, 1020. Mr. Charlie Roberts of Provost visited Phoenix Wednesday morning. The Ladies' Aid Society held their monthly ten flcnt tea at the Civile Hall, Wednesday afternoon of this week.- Alter upending the afternoon sewing carpet rugs, the hostesses served lettuce sandwiches, ginucr bread with whipped cream and coffee. :' , ' There will be a scwimr demonstra tion next' week at Phoenix in Clyde Hall, beginning Monday mornintr, and will continue for tho following four days. All of the women of the com munity are cordially invited nnd urged to oomo. Morning sessions, !) to 12 ; afternoon to' 4.v,? ' ' Slondny ;Av. ni.V Coiuiuoreinl fat terns; p. m.; Problems 'iriV'Garment Construction. -X !', -tr Tuesday rX, m.. '"Finishes' und Dee orations; p. in,. Children's Presses. Wednesdav--A. m., Itcniodeling: p. m.,' Hcmodelinz. . ; : . , . Thursday A. nt., Remodeling: l" in., llemofleling." ' . There will be a play, given on thr high school stntxo by the uirls of LMediord Presbyterian church., April 10, 8::1:.j p. m. Mr. .Milam is cneonrairintr tho pu pils to jilapt irardens. Tho child who Icarus to love the garden wilt find pleasure in. the irrowinar unr.len all through life. The enrden will brimr fresh vegetables to tho home table. The children mnv find n mar ket for their vegetables and thereby save up money to buy thrift stamps. Every thins raised in the carden helps to add to the world's production, hence is helping: to solve the recon struction problem. Thursday tho pupils nnd teachers turned out in n body and cleaned up the streets of the citv. Miss Homes and class have been discussing civic improvement for some time. The class, has written some very excellent essays on tho sub ject. Tho tirade pupils havo taken up (he subject and uro taking much interest in cleaning? up their yards nt home. TO TAKE ASPIRIN First Bee that the tablets you take '" ' are marked with the , - "Bayer Cross." BUTTE FALLS Mr. llerrian, our hiistliiu; fu;h hutoherv man, canto up from Med ford Monday in his cur, rettirniiiir the sumo day hv static. Jasper Tontiato is visitintr his mother this week, llo hail the mis fortune of loscintl ll part of olio of his left hand pointers. . .. Oil! Those weddiiit; hells did rim; uirain for Hod and llernico Jtakcr. they were reunited in initrriaiiu last Monday ovenine:. Well, nfter a bltistry March, April has coino with its sprint cloak of flowers and uruss, and tcfroshine showers. We had a very misty Kas ter, until about four o'clock when the sun appeared, weiivinti it's Unlit of hope and bolter prospects for. the little mountain town which we uro now reiiresentiim. Vermin Johneo, is visitintr in town this week. Collciro did n whole lot for Vernon, as he has naincd some 10 per cent ill live weiiiltt. Ho has a job of tcndinti cntiine nt the M. C. Camp below town. Mr. Isrcal Ptttton, and dnimltter, Millie, left for Medford Thursday to visit with another diumhter. Mrs. An na linker and fninilv. As Mr. I'atton hasn't fully recovered from an opera tion soino time nun, he thinks pcr hape tho coast climate will improve his health. Hilda Abbott, lift for Monroe lott uinii camp to work as waitress nnd visit her sisters at tho same place. John Clark left with his family in their cur tor the samo camp Sun day, where he has been working tho hist few months. ' Dr. Holt was called to attend ti e Mills children IMotidiiv. Thev are confined nt home with the monscls. Harold I'atton went to Medford list week to hae some dental work doiu, retitrniatr hotiie Monday. The directors ore Imvins some time up here, the same as in other towns, trviter to secure teachers at the wave thev paid last year. Perhaps tluv will have to cut down on the number of teachers to meet the necessary de mand. Alice Tontnto is visitint; in llrownshoro this week. Mr, nnd Mrs. Boy Cobelcish went to Entile Point Sunday, retiirnintr the next day. They had a nice little dance at Cadjimt's hall Saturday eve plenty ot (itrls, but the bovs wcro sonui what seifrcc for soni'e unknown rcu son. lien Kdinenson was a caller town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen wero shop ping in town Saturday. (lerlrude and Kdith Fredenbure wcro over for the dance Saturday eve. The basket ball team will play Applenute Friday evening nt Central Point hall. This will bo the Inst Htmic for the boys this season. Mink Contz nnd family have moved into the Ford house. Hob and Hess Coimbnian, moved down to the Dttprco mill, where lit is workiusr. Dr. Holt wits called Wednesday nicht to ive medical aid to Miss Dyer, who is very sick at this writ inti. She is a constant sufferer front nsthtna and has been hero several months seeking; better health, and hit telt much better until this attack brought on by exposure. Miss Allelic Mahonev leaves to day for Kttgcnc, where she will be met by her sister, Mrs. Spencer, nnd make her a short ivsil. Then thev will no to Portland for a visit with relatives for sonic time and expec to return to Htttte Falls the latter part ol Mnv. .Mrs. M. A. I levengei, who accompanied Iter to Meilford will witness the ball game at Cen tral Point Friday evening. Apply Zemo, the Clean, An tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use Does Not Stain Greasy salves and ointments should not be applied if good clear skin is wanted. From any druggist lor 3oc, or S 1 .00 for large size, get a hot t le of Zemo . When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itchinii, and heals skin troubles, also sores, burns, wounds nnd chafing. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effec tive and satisfying. mtf TbeE. W. RcCo.,ClotUod,0. . To (rel quick .relief follow carefully the safe and proper direetions in each unbroken package of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.'1 This: puc-kngo is plainly Btaiapcd with the safety "Bayer Cross. Tho "Buyer Cross" means the gen uine, world-famous Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for- over eighteen years, "Buyer Tnblots of Aspirin" can be takea safely for Colds, Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lum bago, Rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neuri tis, and Pnin generally. Handy tin boxes of 12 .tablets cost, but a few cents. Druggists also set? larger "Bayer" packngc. Aspirin ifl the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture' of Monoaceticactdester of Salicylicacidi i GIM CHUNG China Herb Store ITorb cure for enrnche, headache, cnt nrrh, iltpthorhi, sorn throat, lunR trouble kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills und favt-r, crumps, cough, poor circulation, carbuncles, tuinora. enickfi breast, cures all kinds of coltcra. NO Ol'KKATIONS. aii'dOrrd, OroKon, Jnn. 13, 1fll7. This (h to ccriify Unit I the tinhrtiKn pl, had vory severe Htmuuch trouble und had been bothered for si'Vcrul yeurs iintl lust August wa.s not expected to live, nnd hearing of Chu C'hunft (whoso Jlerh Storo Is lit 214 Houth Front street, Mcd frd. I decided to get herbs for my Hlnnuich trouble, and 1 started to feelhiK belter es soon as I used them nnd today nm a well man nnd can heartily rccom mont anyone afflicted na I was ,to see Ulm Pining and try his Herbs. (HlKiied) V It JOHNSON. Witnesses: "Vm. Lewis, Kugle- Point. W. I,. L'blldreth, Knnle point. M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. P. Holmes, KurIo Point. C. K. Moore, KnRle Point ? .1. V. Mclntyre, Kalo Point.1" Oeo. Von der Helen, IOukIo Point. Thos. K. Ntciols. Kit die Pirlnt. PABCO It's a Floor Covering The Best Made Waterproof and -Wcar-Iteslstiiig 1000 YARDS TO SELL ..at , 89c yard Mordoff & Woolf 22-26 South Fir 1 fProte&Y6m . Property' WH . ). CertainSeedl Roofing i, -Certain-teed Roofing shelters : " And r Certain-teed has t other : 1 your property against the sever- j advantages. It is nre-retaratng . . -n,.;nrv ain will H tnQrlr-ninnf Tt is cnifirfln x.. test siumis. jjuviug xan. l "r"-" " r o . , N develop no leaks. Melting snow ft teed for 5, 10 orj 15, years,!, j 'f Jand ice will hnd no cracks or j according to weight.' j w crevices through which to enter. V ,. , , ;' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Yet Certaih-teed Roonng costs f. j Certain-teed keeps the interiors, lesstobuy) less to ,ay less . 1 01 your Darns ana oiner uunuujg 1 dry. It protects their contents j from damage by water. i i to maintain, than any other type j of good roofing. . ; ; - 1 For when Certain-teed is proper erly laid, it is firmly cemented -rable one-piece roof. See you dealer about Certain- .1 teed. He either has it or can get it quickly from a nearby " Cirtain-teed distributing center. Certain-teed Products Corporation General Offices, SU;Louia Offieu ud WttrehoiuciaFtiscip&l CitlftS i PAINT."ailNISH -TROOFIKO & BEOlTEB-EtJllDING PROTJUCTS TELEPHONE M. F. & H. Co. FOR CERTAIN-TEED CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING LUMBER J. L. Gagnon Lumber Co. WE 1 SELL CERTAIN-TEED Monarch Seed & Feed Co. ! WANTED ! Pine Logs Tomlin B ox Co. 5TARTAXI PHONE 300 Cars for hire with or without Driver. JAMES LESLIE;, . . N9?h Hotel v .... r.- I'ff -- -- Stenography Multigraphing Circular work of all klnda Mailing List Tunncll & Edwards S06-303 Liberty Building 1 Medford, Oregon. Fifth and North Riverside ' ' ' Telephone ll The Dow Hospital Graduate Nurses Only t Special Attention to X-Ray Casea. r . GOOD CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN 2. 1S East Main Bt MEDFORD IRON Wrrs-irfl FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOF iliao Ment tor Fairbank, ,a Mors, tniineg. 17 South Rlvtrsldt. REX TAXI PHONE 96 Go Anv Where. Any Time FOSTER $ INGRAM