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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1920)
FOUR mmmmo srarr: thibtotb. itoford, ; precox, Friday, mvvy 7, mo. Medford MAIL tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PtIJiLIKHKD 15 VICKY AFTKRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THIS MEDFORD PttfNTINQ CO - Office, Mat! Tribune E'llldlng, 26-27-IV worth Jir street, j'none &. A consolidation of the Democratic Times. The Medford Mat), The Medford Tribune, the Ho ut hern Oregon Ian. Tbo ABhiana Tribune. The Medford Sunday Sun ta furnished subscribers desiring a seven-day dally newspaper. ROREHT JlXJKlt, Editor 8. S. SMITH, Manager. ' BUBBCREPTIOIf TEKMSl BT MAIL IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Sun, yar.l 16.00 Dally, with Sunday Sun. month. .8f Dally, without Sunday Sun, yar- 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .SO Weekly Mull Tribune, one yoarM 1.50 Sunday Hun, one year 1-60 BY CARRIKR In Medford. Ash and. Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoenix: Daily, wllh Sunday Sun, year 7.fi0 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .66 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .50 Official paper of the City of Medford. urriciai paper or jacKnon uoymy. Rntnred as seeond-class matter at Wed ford, Oregon, under the act of March v, JtWU, Sworn dallv aver nee circulation for . nix months ending April 1B19....8,074 Ye Smudge Pot By Arthar Purrg , Sprint; is hero, tra In! The cirl: arc weurinjr their white dresses, the hurher hIio towels nro loo hot. either for the harber s hands or tl't: customer's i'aee. Not tho lenst of (ho blessimrs to overtake the nation next MhitIi will bo the kieldnir out of federal jobs, a regiment of liolshevik lovers. Tho Orcgoninn of Tuesday ebron ieles tho arrest at Albany, Oregon, of Andrew Hainwater, -who went to a country shindig with u bottle of beer, St jWus nllet'ed. It is about time somo woman an nounced her niiirriimc to tbo l,os Angeles biiruniist with 27 wives, 5 ol whom ho murdered, under the hallu cination that she can reform him. Russia is celling back to normal. Her armies are running with tho same artistic gusto, they did in tho fore part of tho war. (IlONflllll'g ilcvlcw) Knos Flint, a small son of Mr. and AOs. K. L. l'Tindiot in some what of a hurry to get to school I'Viduy morning and in nlightini from tho school iitnev, caught his foot under a moving wheel, badly crushing tho instop and breaking two hones. While this is a very painful experience for tho lad it will probably do him and all tbo rest of tho truck rjders more good than all tho parental admonitions which they ' have received sineo the first of tho school year. (A similar incident wns tho negro, who whilo on tbo gallows, tedd the hangman, tho hanging was going to be n lesson to him). A WEATHER PREDICTION . , "Try Our Steaks. Thcv Can't lie llent. Imperial Aleut Jlnrket.'' (Want Ad iu t'hico Knterprise) Tbev nro worse than the kind you can't chew, ' "Carranza Stemmed" (Headline S. l' Itullctin) Cruel and unusual, and contrary to "watchful waiting." The element that parts its whiskers in tbo middle are showing up anew Charles Kvans Hughes has 'J,r77 votes (straw) in tho Lit. Dig. bnllot-ing. Tribune's Daily Health Hint lly Harriet l'ocwig, Vtiih iwiiits these leaflets for ili.v Irihution among the school children of tbo public schools. Tbev oro sim ple nud withal fascinating enough t 1)0 of use with tho smallest of chil dren, and nnvonc might add to them at their pleasure. Additions will readilv occur to the lonelier. a. In your pocket, not on tbo desk, where it will get dirtv. b. V'sc it for keeping your nose rleuii, not for cleaning Your desk, ol wiping apples. , ' e. Use it yourself. Do not lend it to liny other person. You may get a disease. 2. Use vour own book. Another may have disease germs on it. II, Wear vour own hat and coat. n. Disease is easily spread in tbi Way. b. Pediculosis thrives. - (Thev evidently believe in teaching big words, in ("tab. With some of ' foreign population it might be just well to use the word "lice"). COCKROACHES EASILY KILLID TODAY BYUBINO STEARNS' PASTE AIM Bl'U DKITN I. WATER BUGS, RATS AND MICE OHD1R rROM YOUR DIALS THEIiE will be an earthquake in San Francisco the first of July. The weather prophets can't sec it, but the political prophets can. J he immovable body ot. Wilson ism, is to meet the irresistable force of Bryanism, and the political seismographs, from Tampa to Paget (Sound, are going to hoi) around like globules of grease on a pan cake griddle. Of course the Native Sons of California will lie scan dalized, but we venture the prediction another Democratic convention will never be held within a thousand miles-oJ tins (Jolden Gate. Thcv mav point to the beauties of their Climate and the atrocities of the forecaster at Chicago, but the worst that can happen on flic shores of lake Michigan is a lrost, complicated perhaps by highway robbery. The makings of an earthquake simply arc not there. But in San Francisco, wow ee! Watch the political edihees totter and tumble, when Bryan and his tortnei chief take the mat, with Governor Edwards, swinging a demi-jolm, in the hope of landing on some vital part or the articulate anatomy from Lincoln, Nebraska. We trust the Oregoman delegation will have quarters 111 a one-story building. They will need it. . ...... For as a matter of fact, clearing away the cob webs of a vanishing partisanship, two opposing parties are meeting both m Chicago and San Francisco, issues, not badges, make parties. It is generally agreed one of the main issues is to be the Peace Treaty and League of Nations. But there is about as much concord and unanimity on this important question, within the ranks ol the two parties, as one would una at a Sum Fein picnic in liellast. . Mr. Bryan agrees with Mr. Lodge, Mr. Reed agrees with Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Wilson, ahem, agrees with Mr. Wilson. Two kindred problems therefore face the two con ventions, how to dispose of Mr. Johnson at Chicago and how to dispose of Mr. Bryan at San Francisco. But the problem at San Francisco is tho more serious, for a ma' ioritr ot the Kopubhcans do not believe in Mr. Johnson, except in California and Montana, while it is not at all certain, in spite of Texas, that a majority of the Democrats do not believe in Mr. Brvan. Therefore, we come to a disturbance of the riolitiecl crust at San Francisco, which promises to be worth watch ing, provided you haven t a deep-seated aversion to politi cal homicide. But. while earthquakes are regrettable, not even subjects for polite conversation in California, scientists tell us, viewing this sphere of dirt as a whole they have a beneficient bearing. For it the earth s crust under pressure from below refused to yield in certain places, the whole darned thing would explode. So, perhaps, with political earthquakes, ihey are hard to endure, but they probably represent a medium of subter ranean readjustment, essential to hie and continuity ot 0111 political institutions. It is not improbable, therefore, that out of the winds and frosts ot Chicago, the quakes and eruptions ol: San Francisco, two new, organic political enti ties will emerge, purged of their mal adjustments, and purmed by the white light ot united and opposing convic tions. , ! ' RipplingRlumos ty Wslt Mason , LAP OF SPRING TI I I'i SPRING was slow in coining, I thought 'twould ne'er appear; but now the bees are humming, and jays and things are here. Before the dawn of Easier warm days betokened spring; I ground my spade and greased her, and started gardening. I cried, "The win ter season is buried in the past; and spring, which has no fleas on, has come to slay at last. Farewell to winter weather, which bores me and annoys, so let me get together and sing of vernal joys.'' Alas, on Easter morning old winter had returned: and from its solemn warning a lesson I have learned. Hereafter I'll be cau tious about announcing spring; for people- come and josh us when we give fancy wing. I will not be up bobbin' with A'ornal stuff again, because I've seen a robin, or heard a lonesome wren. 1 will not sell tho heater, or pawn my winter coat because a stray mos keeter has crooned its mournful note. Spring signs must come in legions before I will admit that in the arctic regions the blizzard works have quit. Oh, Easter was a hummer, and winter had its fling, and I will wait till summer before, I look for spring. ,'. n The Bank of The Medford National Bank O. U. HOMESEEKER All the Kxeciillve Olllcers of this Hank are pioneers anil native sons of Southern Oregon. Tliey know all the good points, mill the other points of tlit llogue Itlver Viillcr, ami will help Investors anil Homo Seekers lo avoid mistakes. Wo Hunt yon to prosper among us, for wo want your friendship and your business; mid invito vou to make our Hank YOUR BANK The Bank That Probers SwiMiiiuraiM COS! FEW CENTS "Diamond Dyes" Make Faded, ; Old, Shabby Apparel Color ful and New. Don't .worry, ahout perfect result. Uso "Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to rIvo i new. rich, fadeless color to any fab ric, whether It be wool, Bilk, linen, cot ton or mired goods, dresses, blouses, itockings, skirts, thildren'a coats, feath ers, draperies',. coverings. The Direction Book with each packago tclla so plainly how to diamond dyo over any color that you can not make a mis take. . vl, . V - ,r -iv To match any material, have druggist show you "Diamond Dyo" Color Card. Magical Home Baking Now York, May 7. If over eight thousand women called at your door and each one left an original home baking recipe, thing how wonderful that would be! Tho pick of over eight thousnnd recipes Is available to you, however, almost for the asking. Several years ago this number of recipes was sub mitted in a prize contest. Ono of the conditions was that recipes should bu practical, original and not found In cook books. Some of tho best-known cooking authorities of the country selected two hundred and fifty of those as be ing the most practical, economical and attractive recipes for homo uso. This prize list was published as the Ryzon Unking Book. Its efiect upon tho women of America was astonish ing! Today over two million homos are using this national manual of baking. Two million housewives are not only learning tho secrot of creat ing original tastlcs for their tables, but also, through tho uso of .llyzon, tho Perfect Unking Powder, accord ing lo tho modern, scientific level mensuro recipes In tho Ilyzon linking Book, thoy have mastered tho magic of making their baking turn out just right every time. For Ryzon, used according to directions, takoB the "guess" out of baking. Good baking is a valuable accom plishment. Any woman can earn the tltlo of Good Baker. Tho Ryzon Baking Book Is a standard text book. Tho new Ryzon Baking Book (orig inal price $1.00), containing 2."(i practical recipes, will be mailed, postpaid, upon receipt of 30 cents in stamps or coin. Or if you will pur chaso two or moro pounds of Ryzon at once from your grocor, sending us his namo and address promptly, we will mail you a Uyzon Baking Book freo. General Chemical Co., Kood Department, 25 Broad St., New York, N. Y. Adv. Help Given by O. A: C. to the Oregon Farmer In graln-rnlslng, dairying, horticul ture, stockralslng, poultry production and other branches of agriculture. have ' Saved Oregon more than Higher Education lias ever cost from Its very beginning In Oregon. Tho Collego has reduced cost of pro duction, Improved quality of product, and helped .keep down tho pests of farm, garden, orchard and field. Like the State University and the orNmal it has holpcd bring school, business, and homo Into vitnl contact, and has helped deinonstrato that Higher Education is of direct help to the Country District Hut higher education in Oregon is crippled by urent increases In iittenil mire, by luck of buildings, by the full. en lmyinp; over of tho present inill- ngn support, mill by flio failure of the inillnge support to grow. You nro respectfully urged to vote for tho new millngo support bill on May 31, tlto Higher Educational re lief measure. Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dynient in behalf of the Joint A In Mini Keliet Cotumltteo for Higher Educa tion In Oregon, ill l'lttock Block l'oiliand. Adv. Palace Grocery Where you get Service. Taney Canned Goods Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables Frcnsh Ranch Butter J Fresh Creamery Butter J In fact everything to cat.' ; Moffat & Launspach Phone 109 i 132 West Main. j Give us a trial. 1 Another Big Sale of Men's Things Saturday at Mann's Annex I IT WILL PAY YOU TO GO! H JUST A FEW SUITS LEFT 1 IF WE CAN FIT YOU WE 5 CAN SAVE YOU MONEY, jj HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX ALL WOOL SUITS 3 CHEAP TODAY AT $73.00 WHILE THEY LAST A FEW STRAW HATS AT VERY LOW PRICES . . . ..,-.',-'-' ..." $5.00 FELT HATS........ $3.50 About 50 Left You should get one. All sizes, gooti , eoiurs, worm pu.w. Saturday, each $3.50 1 Better Hats, -Worth up to'$8'.50'.' On sale at $5 $5.50 and $6 SPECIAL SALE OF GOOD UNDERWEAR Shirts sizes. 85c 5 Seal Pax Athletic Shirks Men's Balbriggan Shirts Glastohburg lightweight and Drawers, on sale and drawers. All sizes, wool shirts and drawers. 75C - Saturday, eiieu .... -.. 'All sizes. Spec- ff CA ial, each y .Jv Saturday, each ... Seal Pax and B. V. D. 5 Union Suits. All pizei Men's Fine Ribbed 'Cot- Men's Cotton Ribbed Un- Best quality. "On sale ton blurts and Drawers, ion buits tor summer All sizes, very . nZr Saturday suit $1.75 special, each wear. Very special, suit $2.25 1 WORKING MEN SAVE MONEY ON THESE EE Men's Work Shirts. Best i 5 quality. Will soon, be $1.75. EE Saturday, 1 1 Q U each PI7 Ilickorv Shirts. Best qual- ity. While they last J J H Light-Weight Chambry Shirts. Very ff 1Q special, each MEN'S PANTS AT LOW PRICES. Men's Corduroy Pants. Cheap at $6.50. Special, pair .N Men's Khaki Pants. Sneci-il I d i- 1 A a yv nair Boy's Khaki Pants, pair ..$2.00 Men's Whipcord Pants. All sizes. Special, pair 6 Men's Wool Pants. On sale from $3.00 to $10.00 A BIG BARGAIN IN SHIRTS 300 Men's Negligee Shirts. All good colors. Cheap today at $:i,00. On sale E Saturday H MEN'S COLLARS j Slidewell Linen Col EE lars. Good stvles, each .'.1S H ' 3 for 50 Men's Union Made Waist Overalls. Very special ! $2.48 1 $2.69 1 SSS rtrY i A I a $3.50 . pair... Mann's Annex i4 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. : Next to Schieff din's Old Stand ; Cuthbert Buildinq Men's Union Made Bib Overalls. Very special Boy's Overalls. Best qual- 55 ity iit $13.25 and $2.50 S WORK GLOVES Men's Canvas Gloves. Good quality, ICfl pair i J v 2 Pair for 25c . Leather Faced Canvas. .... H Gloves. lAf Special J"t Big Bargains iii Men's -Leather Gloves MEN'S HOSE Engineer and Fireman's Hose. Cheap today at 35e. This sale, OC pair Men's Fine Cotton Hose Special . .. ... IJOr 'EE SUSPENDERS Men's good quality if suspenders. On sale Saturday, pair 50fJ Greater i?ride in Yoiir Home You can't help taking a greater pride ' in your home, when it's spick and span in a brand-new coat of Dutch Boy White-Lead and pure linseed oil. This paint costs less, figured by the gallon, square yard, or years of service. As it is mixed to order, you can have the exact color you want. We carry a complete stock of re liable paint materials. Our experience and advice are at your service. fovt llu tnrfmei and y- M sll; Medford Fqr. & Hdw. Co. Crater Lake Hardware Co. SleiUord, Orocon. WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE Stenography i Multigraphing ... V . CIrealir -work of all kind . ' " ICalUng LUU Tunnell & Edwardi . .. S08-308 Liberty Building . Medford, Oregon. POTATOES Fancy Seed Potatoes if 10.00 per hundred. Also A complete line of Bee Sup plies in stock. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. ' 117 Dtt Main Stntt
