Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text9TDTWD STATE TKIHI'SE. TTDFOP.D. OREGON. -TmrAY. APHTL IT. Ig-1- MEDFORD MAIL, T2IBUXEf ME. BLUEBEARD J C-tJ-X ?i lii -f lT iMier KEireij f2 .vrv-; oj OS ANGELES is a Me T: U!zt Kj. T: Met r. t.t. j ed men and sbvrt-i I citation of an are I i errs California ex -m ;!is Las a fascination for lons-hair- -caired w.n-n onjv eiaced bv tee ias each C!er is w-:-rl 3 t- - . -. -yrr H5 I-T1 .y Lt-T. wt'l.tt 7 jar. i ' -aim for June burs. " It is cot surprisisa therefor-, that Los Al treks should produe the most an-22- ir.z Jtf.uetara m cy.iem n:s-vry. It 35 unpossi&ie to iden tify the frerit-Jerjiaii, the cumber of his names ten:?; ex ceeded or.lr bv the nuitl-er of his wives. At last retorts te i had over a dozen of the former and twenty-seven of the Lu i ter. But the le?sn of his txj-erieixf is plain. f rT""' . - - V - t j V in. j -is inclusion 01 rnarmze in iae jazz aance 01 101. v t '. Ar.d the first stpj in its de-I:i:e must coreo A certain eastern professor once sa:d the im-t ' tWvu;- 1 ru . r.ii;frorn te '"onien BcAKiraii Mini J most r;j.rtant thir.z m hie to a man was his vocation, the tZs!cftwJKt roost iscportant ihir? to a woman, her husband. But men d--t. :i7 fii. rj. tn.svf- a r.aoit of choosing teir vwatioiis with some care. 'Of late vc-ars. w-men have si.own a usp.-sitK-n to st-ei:d rj-.-.s. ti :bc:-z citr. more time m j i-.-kirg out a lmiet toan f-K-iiEg out a hus- N ft -r jt.n h g -the g-a.r:l H IfS M g tarter), i: .-r-if-s 1 1 fefafsWMI Service the Battery Golden Rule kind 4r:T wnr r r-i am for fir r-'-.;..ta.'vr, x; r Ye Smudge Pot Br Into Pwr imrrj Hxr. Tie word Lu gor.- ct teciis.- It b to ris tils tt. o: L Saiti 3. 3Tcm b a Fta.:e seas J Tia FaU. iiiio. ilore ti Uitlr tie J. --idi for Jc-ai. Br JOBMsr.is ti dtrom of Vary FkkJcmJ. tut of Nti g?u as Back aTniilcg oet of tb as Afa-T- Pvblse trxjAthj is sow wiih Nerada. tnt ka Wiry tld ta world aie fa fortd to h"T curb lo par t!s lawjer, tie sarce w:li cba&ge. Perhaj-s the first Mrs. Bluebeard had au cxeuse. For exix-rien- e shvw jiysi.-al csliness in the mas'-clin sex b not a iar to matrimony. lost homely men arc- n-arric-d. Ba..-helors alone seera able to keep their looks. But there is eo exeu-se for Mrs. Bluebeard Xo. 2. nor for the others up to the last eounf. If any of these twenty-six had investigated their swab, with the eare bestowed, let us say. upon a bunch of celery, they would have discovered that there was something sus picious about him. Xo man can have more than one wife 2nd rot have something in his eves that serves as a warn ing. B'uebeard, it seems, was cross-eyed. j But he said no thins about that in his advertisements.! And the advertisement for twentv-six lonely widows was! enough. If half a dozen or so weren't dead, some bruta! people would be callous enough to say it served them riaht.j But teat does no good. Ihe onjy good to be derived from I this polvgamous and bizamous. mess, is to let serve as warning to all maids and maidens who want to marry, toj confine their attentions to those to whom they have at least ; been introduced. j It might reduce the number of marriage licenses, but! it would also reduce the number of Hsecntious marriages.; And the latter reduction is the more important. It took them a eosple of dart to fiad It owt. but per cj-i! In proaln ent swisdles Orecoa rao to forra. Two reidots icatiajred to be mar ried to the bigamist wka 17 wrre. "He Kiued Her Thri" (Story Utie, "Pepper Box" Mag. for ilarcii;. The rfMiintu are not alarmed orer the potato shortage. This ii probably doe to the kaowiedge that alter a restaurant cook pi-is thro with spuds nobody can or will deroar them. Who has not been serred fried potatoes an nnknown kitchen process had mimified I TTONEST, siul Eattsrv Ser.-Ice is g S ii our tuv"nes3 ideal Our idea of Ej 3 Service is the kind that builds customer- H tl cor5der.ee. And cur Golden Rule of Service is j Not to sell j-ou a new battery if your 3f I present one is worth repairing, and to J back up our repairs with an adjustment g guarantee for eight months battery ' pep." Why not get cur expert advice on your g S battery? No matter what it3 make we Q will help you to get the maximum serv- ' & .ice.. Bring it ia, and while here youH . m learn something new in Service. Auto Electric Equipment Co. 27 KTo. Grape St. . ; Meiford, Ore. Quite unintentionally we Insulted the telegraph oper-j ators of the country yesterday by declaring that under a; soviet form of government Mr. Theodore X. Vail would j have remained a humble telegraph operator "of little value to himself and of less to the world." Our meaning, of; course, was that the tc-lejrraph operator, as a potential bene- j factor of mankind would be lost in the levelling process of j communism and utilized, as they are even' day, in the; play of initiative which a democracy allows. This explana tion Ls made in advance of losing our telegraph service, which is not only essential to the world, but peculiarly essential to us. m onitocs drop off a 173 suit a little faster than they did off a IIS nil. In order to Bare his Job. Camera sk that a Mexican army be allowed to cross three stales, so he can get a belter track at his enemies. It u fitting that the US should worry waetoer Larrania Jose his Job not. COXTRIBl TORS' fTI,vrM A thing of beau;r is the new Kai-.er bonnet. With ribbons, and flowers, and do dads upon it. In the Easter parade It sare caused a stir. Bat that, we are sore, was expected by her. While the plain untrimmed bill, Clres her old man a chill. And then makes him feel . That he's slipping down hill. But she's making her neighbors And friends as they pass. Tarn around for a look And enry her class. M. S. COMMUNICATIONS A C'omvtioo I Lu)e To the editor: I wish to correct the statement about the pistol found In the jail. It Is the pistol that Stewart bot at Bill Butler with and was locked op In the ens and kept as Udence and was tied up in his old orerallj. Tbls bor stole It. dTigjrJnc tt to him so he coaid rsch it w-b bis hand. When be sot it out it had only one cartridge and two empty aneus. men l-ars Evns called to rne and said, "Come out. 1 hare something on mr mind I want to ge it ort. 1 went over in the jail and he handed mo the pistol and one car tridge. It Is a 32-cali:r gun. The boy was in Jail for stealing a bicycle I would thank you Tery much If you would place this in your pap-;r. Yours very truly, J. A. NORRIS. s i County Jailor. Ty Ripp! i ng RhqniQs THE SPRING COLD. I HAVE a cold; it should be hard to be a cheerful sunshine bard. I'd like to croak about despair, and rear on my hind limbs and swear: but habit is a won drous thing, and so I dance around and sing. My head is clogged, my eyes are sore, anl every breath sounds like a snore; I'm full of fever, and my brow feels like an old Dutch oven now. and men would say I had f x cusp, if I should rant and raise the deuce. But habit lias me in its grip, and so I sound my cheerful yip. For years I've plied this sunshine stunt, and kept a smiling face in front, and now, when I would make lament. I cannot do it worth a cent. I'm feeling punk and tough as sin. but every groan ends in a grin. And this, my friends, methinks should teach that wholesome habit is a peach. I' mglad I learned when I was young to leave the doleful dirge unsung, and chant glad ditties, span and spick, till some one hit me with a brick, to push gay ballad- through my lward. until tli- -i-lers interfered. The Lorain Oven Heat Re gulator Fits on Gas flange and mcasvres aad controls the beat. "o more jr-ing at the ttrmperattrrc for cooking and baking. Yon select the tEpratBre yom want. Set the wheel and jour beat will May at that exact poifli no more, 03 le&s. Come in aad let as explain tbb device to joa. Oregon Gas and Electric Co. Bedford, Ore. One Sure read to tu&iness success is putting REG ULARLY a part cf ycur income in the bank and never letting tre -cut-ca" be as oreatas your deposits. This Will estab'ish a CREDIT on which you can call when in reed of financial help. Money is the rressurs of SUCCESS. Money BANKED is money SAFE; money SPENT is money GONE. We invite your YOUR Banking Business."'" Jackson County Bank Established 1S3S 15 REGISTERED 15 HEREFORD BULLS at . AUCTION Medford, Oregcn Monday, April 19, at Vinson'?. ied Stable 1 o'clock P. M. "Balls all tested for tuberculosis tzd are -C::..-".t''M breeders, are registered ia the Aroericaji Kjseforu Aarx-'-iioo. All i. If. HOUL. AV, 0U A. U STKVEXSOX, Asvcl ooeer. . For iktails see O. L Paolsoa. Sales Manager. . IIoUaoJ HoteL WHAT BRAND OF FLOUR ARE YOU USING AND WHERE WAS IT MADE? Are you spending your money at home or abroad f Indifference on this point is not the true spirit of community building. If we trade out of town and you trade out of town, what in the world will become of our townl Insist that your grocer send you VTLMO FLOUR, made at home from hoine-grown wheat. Rogue Valley Milling Co. NEW SCHEDULE TNTEEURBAN AUTO CO. Adopted Monday, March 29. ' ! ASHXAXn MEDFORD I JACKSOXVTIXE MEDFORD ' r-i:"? cit7C SzIxt. 1 I'it'T except Sanday. ! Kfifrri : 15. :-.-, f :45. 9:Z-' Lwe V.Jf-ri 9:30, 10:$0 m. ::.: ss, : : r-rc; l-sf.'li -.: eoor.: l-.zr, 3:vO. 4:30. 5:10 p. t -A-, t-, l:T". S:!5. 7:y ?. u ' Sittiiy pr.t 7:30 p. m.; :S0 p. BL dlil. - c- strs-iiy ec: t.S'j p. k tuilj; t Aiuuiy Jy 1?:$0 p. m. P- el satrliy cc?. Pitur-iay Only 1 ! Lt JJ:k5.5r.nl. 7:20, i?:SO, 10:W, 11:1- . : 1 :( irT-ti. S-4.".. 7-00 a. l Kit I.-1TW. ftll-,ir 5-1. :. i 1! 1:1 :M p- c oils; US. 4: 11:15 -ft-t, ' --T.A j tclr. I.O 3:'T. 4;v;. S:J, 39 p. a. : l:-:?, Il:w . a. : 1- s&x.-. 1:00, t J:;-:, 5-m. j:-. ?. a. t-'X rcrtea AU-.i. F-a S i F-i-Trar. o p. m. Sor-Uy Only rm.t ac:r.: i:3v. 4:C-C. 5:30, 0:30 10:30 p. m. Lrr J-ckv.ville 10-00. 11 -SO a:tH.i. S;aO p. m. Offy ard i:tLr room No. 5, Sooth froctf iOi H--.l bihrire. J:trTii:e Wuung Room it Retw'i Cow IVc Sfi. VMfoH. Or. r The Public Health Center The Vuhiie to btar. Ju -untT ha : nor-c. (and th.it 1- a bow i-jt so Ion? n! Health CfxteT h-is cncjque-it of anv wir.t , ;b t so TiZ a Jack-.n oo.atH..p, wiii b.!.i ;i cO'Jr.tT ribiic he!theotjr.tr seat. Thee I:- . Cut This Out It Is Worth Money .Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to Foley Co., I S35 Shef field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will reoelro In return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar. for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid ney nils fur pain in sides and back: rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar tlo Tablets, a wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cathnrtic, for const i pntlon, hllicmiiness, headache, and luggleh bowels, pb-u-:an- f" ' lenr.anro'-v i onlv examine ch;!ur--n. thtr tr-j- h :'(c' the rmiih I parent who bnne-s the child whot T?rf health center in the ?-iiarta b;:ii';:n.-U'hi!d needs in the ar o f..-.. ;'- r.n. 7 ar.'i 8 be oin everr Satur- rv!er sn-wth, and this c.tx.nt. .&r froa !'J a. tn. to 4 o. m. ui-t crow. i And what i.- a i'bhj Health Oresun i cot ready f,r ts '; t'enler? clinic. Portland ha a;-h a cur.i-"- at . j Ji;t a health center, where anr rr.vent. b ;t the work i cciv ci-, anv muther of vn'.ms; chi'wlren, or aflv nlnj. The tnablu- health nur-e ;n i'r-'-tive mither can etre and akiearh roantr t the "entering wec.e" j adviv ( net rr.ediec.l I a to the czre ol (or thL. movement. In c- er.e of t'le -v.)-:r:y children. 1 w..rd d-e ".he atrerr.t t to u-nrr tht The crvat slogan nf the chi!'lre-. w.-rk of the pimcuii or s-rreos.1 bureau in YV.i.hir.:lor I. ('.. : I'r. j v.;. he is trunr-i ti ac;::e rre-erra-j ventatne V..rli" ar.d it is thi- -1 '-, '.. of tbe h.'. condition. . Lan wht-h hi s been tfd..rted r I i ; .she ha the accepted tanar-H .'? ; slogan of c-a-'h PuM;c Health e'ot.tt-r ( i-;i:ht and meaartn:cnt, t.acl bv; all over the t'niM-4 Slate-.. she rhUires' bureau. j S-.uie ten vear- a.-o. in the c tv c: J The FcSiiC Health Center i (liieaeo, the pn -ent ib' . t:o'i a , ei inred with a ca':e. ca--jrjia c:.?-! nurse of ,!ack-n c.j-:ntv iieflrii f-:. l.t. bahv ba-ket. and all the I:ten 1 liK-hiird t'nbot tell a srouii of t ai 1 tr.re p,;t tut br the hiMrr.'s bureaT ian that itrtM enlalie v.rs in n -'.-:V. YV&sh.nt'.n. h. e'.. relal:L- t- child" cine v as the hii.-h-t form u: "r. i el;are. ( and that the future rhwcian vroiil-i i The ho-irs are everr SaviriUt.! tell "enple huvv to keep well." j fr.-.-n 10 a. ir.. I" 4 r. cn. m the Stirtai In sonic of Ihe mid-western states thi i fakir? place- The N'orthwestem Pedriatir sue let t of the slate of .Cir.iieota. i- plovin; n slalf of sik-c rhildtens work) who upon riahst (iorll poo Ihe re-1 h-jh.Unj. rx'is T and S. Tr.e co-jntv, n-jr-e wijj be on tiutv. t if oar.e.j there are no fees or exr.er.se coo- - j i e: w;i:t ;ne servi. es civen a. tti- :bhc Health Center. A platform aie is oeeded. wkkb. Insist on Genuine Ford Parts Imitation "Ford" parts are beini; sold by many mail-order hous.. st. res and garases to unsuspring Ford owners as "Ford"' parts. But thy are not Genuine Ford parts macie by the Ford Motor Companv. Thev are u.ade by conec-nvs who have no ecnueetion what;ic-ver with tlic Foiil Motor Company. These imitation parts are not even made from the same rrradi? of steel, or under the same formulas used by the Ford Companv. Thev . ounterfe it parts. Tests have shown them to break when the sremi ir:e Ford parts didn't even bei.d, and they trenerally are from thirtv-five to ov.c hundred per cent lower in quality. The Authorized Ford Dealer is yuur protection. As such, we handle un'iiiirr: but the cenuiue Ford parts. They are made from the famous Ford Vanadium Steel and each part ac-eordin? to its use is heat-treated in the way that will rve it the b-nest wearing qualities. Every part is the same as its duplicate in yor.r Ford car or Ford truck. Our stock of parts is complete. And our Ford crarase and Ford nif-.-0mn. ics are at your sen-ice at all times. Drive in when replacement or re- pairs for your Ford car may be necessary. monev. Save your ear and also vour C. E. GATES AUTO CO. MEDFORD, OREGON lwfet oa Gett o rne Ford Parts. Operatora of coal properties Id tab and Wyoming advise buying i your winter supply now. The idea 1 Ujreadics that the coal commission may award the miners a further ad I ranee In wages, as well as to maka lather concessions that will furthet ! materially Increase the cost of pro liaclng. i We can now fill your orders lt : different sixes of SPRING CANYON UTAH COAL Dry Wood of All Kinds on Hand WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL Phone 242 ' Ml So. Front St Union Sales Stables and .,,' VETERINARY HOSPITAL Horses bought, sold and exchanged by D. S. Litta. ' Dr. O. A. Gitzen, former government veterinarian. ! 143 No. Riverside, Medford Phones Office, 810; resi- i deuce. 77G-R,