Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4 flTTOFORD METE THIBUNB. WEDFORD, OBEGONV WEDNESDAY, : MAY S, 1920. Bedford maiu Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER prtlLISHISP KV KttT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE MEDKOKD PrtNTINO CO Office. Mall Tribune SiUllng, 26-17-29 norm i ireireei. rnone id. A consolidation of the Democratic Time. The Alrilford Mali, The Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregon Ion. The Aflhlaod Tribune. The Medford Sunday Sun la furnished subscribers desiring a seven-day dally newspaper. ROBERT RUHU Editor S. S. SMITfl. Manager. UBSCBIPTIOIf TEEMU BY MAIL IN ADVANOi;: Pally, with Sunday Pun, year..6.00 Dally, with Sunday Sun. month .66 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- 6.00 Dally, without KundaY Hun. month Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 1.60 Sunday Sun, one year 1.60 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoonlx: Pally, with Sunday Sun, yar 7.60 Pally, with Sunday Sun. month..- .65 Dally, without Sunday Kun, year..' 6.00 Pally, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford, Official paper of Juckaon County, Entered as second-class matter Medford, Oregon, under the act of March S, 1B4V. Sworn, dally avernee circulation for six months ending April 1919 8,074 - MEMBER OK THR ASSOCIATED PRESS. Full Leased "Wire Service. The Asso ciated Press In exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatcher credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights nf republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. ;Ye Smudge Pot Hj Artkw Perry Tho suciir ixii'e .silimlinn will retii'li a crisis in August, which, strmiirc In SUV, ifc the heii:lit of tilt; I'ruit (imrriij Kt'iisou.- In economic crisr-s hick is nlwiivs on the side (if the dciiler, urui i'ute is neainst the consumer. The Kiiltnr situutiiin, like everything the ndtninistrntion meukeved with, is balled up bevond liuuinn unwinding. Colonel Mims nnnoumrcs in rcjilv to the report Hint Wiiliain .Icimimrs is ureimred to mill "the pillars mil from tho Democratic! part v." thai he will do the same thins; to ho conven 'Jii 'i ''0's. Sfiss Esther Clallivanl of Tailhoit, Cirl.1, Itns relurni'ir from "extended tour, of the Middle Went," aceordiiiir to tjic Yreka, Cal., News. J. C'onlrihuled liv Kovalton, (Minn,) Banner). ,."Wp are reiiucsted liv a law ahidin'.' Cjitizen to root into tho fceliims oi speed (Tends and mention Ihe . serious ness that mav he hrouu'lit uhout hv (he nrlietice that predominates with innliv luKes ninv an over vji wnv.,.s u.u-.. hero.tbiB morning for a sovorul UayB vJhU Orres, tailors for mo& and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. Portland Knouts at tho Hotel Hol land who arrived In the city this morning are Mr. and Alra. W. C. Dewey and baby, and I.. V. Campbell. ; (Broken forgings and castings, all Btaapes, all metuls, all sizes, welded, reinforced and guaruntood. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 South Front St. Frank P. Farrell ajient Tuesday in Ashland In tho Interest of ItlB politi cal amhltlone. . When you want any hauling, mov ing, etc., dono call 407-Y, Kelzur THE OUIJA BOARD WHAT is going to happen to Hiram Johnson at the Chicago convention i Hiram is going there, certainlv, with quite a bevy of ueiegares. Jie is going mere wall tlic most aggressive and conspicuous personal following of any politician in the united Mates. .Not only will he have Michigan, Ne braska, Xorth Dakota, Montana, "Wisconsin, California portions of Xew Jersey, South Dakota and Minnesota; but lie is going there wtih a strong popular following in nearly every other state. For be it not forgotten that where Johnson has not won, he has come powerful near it. Ex amine the result in Illinois' for example; Ohio and In diana also.. There are well defined Johnson tracks everywhere. It is not conceivable Johnson will go to Wood the ri val lie has successfully harpooned as Prussian militarist and vote buyer. It is less conceivable he will go to Hoover. the man who dared challenge his supremacy in his own state. . - " To whom will he go then, whv of course he will go to Johnson. 15ut there is about as much chance of the con vention .going to him a,s there is of John J). Rockefeller going to the poor house. Of course the Democrats are pray ing for such a ,miracle, but Democratic prayers and Demo- rat ic miracles nronnse to lind the coliseum atmosphere a rudely unsympathetic medium. Wherefore, we approach what diplomats term an im passe. .J lie Kepuljlican candidate will not be for John son, and Johnson will not he tor the Kemiblican candidate herefore, and also to-wit, Fighting Hiram will walk out of the convention, somewhat as he did in 1912. with hlood in his eye and a brick in each hand. Only he will be the mourner and the corpse this time. No "vice" for Hi ram in 1920. Dig liill Thompson of Chicago will attend to that. Johnson and Thompson will sound well, uuler.s Johnson and Hearst should sound better. In other words a third party is formed. A forlorn hope ry the dopesters. Hut is it, or will it be? The regular Republicans will vote for the regular Republican nomi nee, the regular Democrats will vote for the regular Demo cratic nominee, and the League of Nation haters, the alien dissenters, the outs who want- to be in and the ins who have been kicked out united from both parties, will go down the line for Hiram. Wherefore, Hiram is President and,! in what deviou: ways political .wonders arc performed! A new political party is born. v. ' You don't 'believe it? Sounds fishy, fantastic? But that is what The Ouija Board said last night just as the California returns came in. And the Ouija Board,' of uourse, never lies. Sure Relief UNITE ON HOOVER. INDIGESTKWJ I 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION intelligent Battery L Service Requires Modern Equipment J The up-to-duto service Hlulion Is n far -more thoroughly equipped Insti tution than its predecessor of a lew years ng. nrcordliiK to M. i. Walker, jf:,Aulo Klectrlc l.'iiaipiuenl Co, UNI, service Station repri-sentalivn lor this district. I, I lie progressive improvement of Hie uutiuuolillo," ho stated yesterday nas been accompanied by remark able improvements in I he storage buttery service station. Where a few years buck it had but few mechanical nppllunces wl:h which to hasten re lurtr work the situation is diireretil today. "Take the average I'SI, Service Station for Illustration. II is equip ped with every known mechanical (. vjiyo for not only turning out perfect reuair work, but gelling this work out in a minimum of time. Time I thu important factor with the motorist-..Tho punctual service station is tho one that will r.et the business nowaduys. KnowiiiK tho truth of this nduRO all service stations are today coinpelinK wllh one mint her by work ins; against time on every battery Job. i "Kxporienee tells me thai the aver. 0K6 motorist Is beginning to 'hone up' on his storage battery, lie is realiz ing that the ,'lttlo black box- on his car, whle hhas been a mystery in him. In not a perpetual generator of elec Irlcal energy, but a device w hich will soon go Into a fit of tantrums unless given somo slight attention now and then. - "Ho Is also beginning to under stand tho nature of his bnttery plates the differenco between an np-to-ilaio machine-pasted plate and the old style hund-nastcd variety." Adv. dA S'TIM parlor Bolshevik would say, the idea above is intriguing. But the immediate concern, not only ewith the Republican party, but with the country at large, is to Unite oh the candidate who can repudiate the Ouija. The objection is hot against Johnson as a man, but thr. forces behind him. "With Hearst in the lead he represents 'the most dangerous elements in the country today. He not only opposes reorganizing the world for peace, he not only opposes those ideals which must be obtained it thia world is to be made safe for civilization, but he is, in spite of himself, the leader of the radical malcontents, who wouM completely disorganize domestic affairs, if given control. The selection of available candidates lies between Hoo ver and Wood. In appraising Hoover Vs strength, it must be remembered that he entered the race late, without the support ol any political organization, without funds, with out making a campaign or having others make it for him, and yet he eniuvs a noinilar followintr which even his on- ponents must admit. ' ; In every poll taken in Oregon and Washington Hoov i has led. By keeping out of the favorite son states except in California', he has escaped the hostility of various im portant factions. - ' Hut more important Hoover all . others best qualified for the job. not only unite the Wepublicaii partv l l j l. :.. .1 i ... . i , i ennui secure me nine pciiuuin. iiiut progressive vote, which in the presidential election will be such an important factor. The Johnson showing finally disposes of the fiction Ihat. the Republican party can win with anyone. It is plain, the Republican party must have the strongest can didate, obtainable. In our judgment Hoover is that man. is the man above The man who' could Mast and West, but Healthy Babies Laugh and Play Health inbabyhoodromc5fromproperdiRC9tion by regulating tne stomach and causinu the bowels to move as they shouli . MRS. WIN SLOWS SYRUP '.The Infants' and Children's Regulator for thl9 purpose produces most remarkable and gratifylnjrresults. Best of all children's remedies to relieve constipation, tiotulencv wind colic, diarrhoea, and other disorders. This hfnlth itivinft preparation Is imrrly vrwtablt contains no oolstcLnar. .-H-m, ntinirni urate Rhubarb Sodium bicarbonate (iilofArUM Caraway Glycerin. II rennet Coriander SussrSnin II ' ANGLO-AMERICAN DRUG Ca f II l J - atB-317 Fallon 8I..H.Y. VS . II J ''VW) C"IS.aiMls I t T JL"""P "aUF. KittVl, Cfc.t j j II 7'-''i' TvlHaT.rk TaraMa,CaMda I f j ll I RipplingRhumos jy wen ricon THE ANCIENT THEME. W HEN there is naught else to inspire the Scottish bard, he takes his lyre, and sings about the heather,' and oftentimes I envy him; for when my stock of themes is slim, I've nothing but the weather. To day my head is working wrong, I cannot chant a de cent song, my thoughts all run together; and I'm afraid some angry hiek may through my window throw a brick if I ring in the weather. And yet there's nothing else, odds fish ! There's nothing else, though' much I wish to write some deathless stanzas; you may. have, othec themes in mind; the weather's all that I can find, out here in bleeding Kansas. The weather comes, the weather goes; sometimes it rains, sometimes it snow-;, again it ups and freezes; and it embraces all there is of thaws that melt, of storms that whiz, of fogs and mists and breezes. I've worn the weather out, I fear; I've sung about it,-year by year in high and burning phrases : -I've raved about it when 'twas cold,' And I've reared .up to paw and scold, when it was hot as Diazes. It's saved my bacon many times, when I looked round for themes for rhymes, looked round and couldn't fitid them; and -then the weather, good as new, suggested sonnets, thre? or two and I'd sit down and grind them. ' ' '' '''"" Ks a Lucky pay iorYo.u says the Good Judge . Ijji When you learn about -thi? Real Tobacco Chew. A small chew',, of rich : tf baccO lasts so. much longer than the old kind. . , : You don't - need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs less to use., ' f;, Any mm who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. T .,, Put Up In Two Styles W-B jDUT. is a long f ine-ciit toba!( i ..ji.. .a,n.i.,i!i.i :l..,.i,f.'.M,iiji'jjr. ' : ' "! 'r .'IV NEW SCHIIDULE INTEBU&BAH AtJTO 00i Adopted Monday, March 29. . . '. f . ASHLAND MldnFORO .:: . 1 JAOCfWHVIiLB MHMH6ftb Dally ssetpt Buijiar. 10:11 lt:00 a. m, 12:00 a! ltt. i :. I offer 60 fine rabbits for Bale this week at rea sonable prices. Bliss Heine. 916 West Tenth street, Medford. GOOI CImHES ' I Make Them. KLEIN Tho 1 Tailor StN Kitat stfHln ft. - - ; l:iS, 1:00. :.1, 4:80, 1:16, H:00, Tl00 P. nr. s:ao p. m. Daturuar ooir; biviv 10:10 p. m; -.8atardaV OQlf. ' 1 a. Ull; 'ant, p.io, - M-.it,, 1:80 I p, m, gaily; . Leave AahUn(f-7:l8ri ' :9:00, f0:16, 11100 t. m.i 11:05 noon 1:11, 8:00, Site, :80, 61I.6, I11! 1:41 p. m. Saturday on!y 9it 11:11 silcfniBlit, guturdiu' onlj. '.' . Sunday Only I 1 , : 1 ((. tO-.((o, 11:00 a. m; -ls nocol till, 1:00 1:00. 4:00, 1:00. :J0; :8k p. pa. . ' 0:00 10:00. 11:00 a. m.l'll noon: 1:00. 1:00, 1:00, 1:00, 1:00, :10,.t:ia p. U. '. Walllnz room lahlantSast fiide) Pharaian. -te Bedm!o5,. !, t aVt ltrSO noout 10. IrM, IrM. lilt a BL SSturia, eoV-JrlO p. m.1 ti rfmWSi 8jrtunlj,ail)r llsll p. sa. . )-.,; Sarunlar Ort 1 ..unsniirrilwrilfK lvm,.nifV a. m.4 'l:00. t.-OO, 1:41, lr04 ;0 p, av . SSe urdajt only, 8:00 p. in. . ... ,'77 -K . ' HuiMay OOJT : ? ' Ul atedferd 0100. 100 a. ts-lwlIrM on: :0, 4)0. 10,' :M iOji p. :10,.6:00, 7:00, 0:60 p. ia. ' f ' orrtce and fcaltlnf toot U. 1, Boultl mnt, Nash Hotel bttlldiaa;. . v V 7 JackaontriUe Waltln(' Boost TUtr' OsaV fectloBery.. . 'A .-fhone. JOB. -UvAl .Am ' :: 'I'l " A- ' . ' .; ; . I - . 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