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

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Newspaper Page TextrXTTBwfTJtTI fHTTnTORT) WATT, TRTTWN'K MTTOTORH. :OREff0tSTDNKRniVr:rAY 12. lW. MEDFORD MAit, T3IBUNE AN INDE1EN1KNT NlfiWHHAPKR riO-lHKD i:KKT AKTKHNOON . EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THB ; MBDFOHO PUNTINO CO Office, Mil II Tribune IM tiding, 26-7-Z norm rirmretH. rnone to. A conHOIIdatlon of the Dnmocratk TlinfB. The Me.lforrt Mall, The Meuford TrlbLiie, the Houibero Oregoriian. Thv Aahland Tribune. The Medford Sunday Bun li furnished uuscriDurH aemririK vn-aay anuj a h paper. KOBERT RUHI., Editor S. S. SMITH, MamiKvr. UBIOKTPTIOH T Emm J .. hi MAIL. IN JVAN"fc;: Dally, with tiunduy Sun, y-r .0( Pally, with Sunday Sun, month .65 Daily, without Sunday Sun. ynar. fi.OU rlly. without Sunday Sun, month .60 rfei'ldy Mfll) Tribune, one year.. Hundsy Sun, one ycr 1 50 MY CAKHIICEt In Muriford. Anhland. Jacksonville, Contra) Paint, Phomilx: tJlly, with flundp.y Sun. year 7 60 i Daily, with Sunday Sun, month .851 Ually. wlthnul Sunday b'uu, yar.. I OC j 1a.ny, without Hunday Hun, month ,du WHAT THE COLLEGE TAX MEANS. Official papr of the City of Medford Official ppr of Jackaon County. PJntrrod , arconri-Rlaaa maltur nt UtMlford, Oregon- under the act of March Rworir dally average circulation for all montlia ending April 1919 S.074 MKMUBH OK THR ASSOCIATED T . CHESS. Pull Lanaed Wlra Servlpa. The Aaao clatrt Pri'fla la fXcltiHlvoly entitled to the uae for republication of all newa dlapatchna creillt.-d to It or not other wise, credited In thla paper, and alao the Icxal newa puhlialied herein. All rtKhta of repiilIU'.allnji of apeclal diapalchoa -bereln are alao reaerved. NO'ONE will consciously vote against Lis Hdlf-intcrcst. But the danger in tire coming primary is that souk; people will do so without knowing it. Take this college niillage tatfj'or example. Superfic ially a citizen might figure Umt ,y voting against the measure lie -would save the state $800,000 in taxes and thereby decrease his own. Hut will liclx . Obviously the 1.120 mill tax would be saved. This would save the average tax payer about enough to -buy a few good cigars. Hut let us examine the loss that would be. involved. The critical financial situation of the three educational institutions m this state, is not bunk. It is as if a familv of four in 19i:$, with an income of .fUOOO, had been iiiereas-'d to a iaiiuly ol ten in 1920, with an income of !)()). That what the increased attendance and reduced value of the dollar has done. .Figure it out to vourself what that means. Jf the millage tax fails, the educational institutions will probably not close their doors, but it is an undeniable fact that a majority of the best professors and instructors will leave, it is also an undeniable fact, that at least one third of the students who now attend these institutions will have to go outside of the state for their education. What would this mean? The Oregon Voted lias givei' the answer: the state would HYe Smudge Pot Hf 4rtfca, frT At a minimum expense of $800 n er year per student lose f I ,lil).00(J per n mi ii ni . It Jh also certain that of tho.-:e st. dents Rent outaido tho state to he educalod, u proportion would locate i lHowhero for life, and tho mate would lose Hint very intelligent part of ilf. population and Its cre-uivo and earn ing power for all time to come. Tl: s is no Hniall Item, especially In its effect on the development of the t to anil Its property values. There would he another 1000 p tential students,' It Ik reasonable to estimate, who would not no to collegi at all if deprived of tho opportun ty for a firHt class collegiate education v ithin the state. The earning and creative power of this number of ati dents would he diminished for the state for their lifetime. Neither is this a small item. Kor tho remaining 2(100 r.tudents who could be accommodated within tho limited facilities of Inferior inst tntions, there would ho an Inferior ' , Hio passim; of Oirrnnza from tho 'luallty of instruction. Their crca: to and earning power would he cor nrcsiilenc'v in .Mexico is a liimpv event respondlnirly diminished, to the ceo: omic loss of the stale, i n.i 'liis hwlinrr in Iho l.ilk of hw1 All such losses as the foregoing li ovitahly would ho reflected in prop yl . us 11 dinir in Hie mils m ' ortjl Vlliu,.s, either hy reducing vul oo or rotarding their acceleration. Homeland, n Jitliitir tinisli lor n leader anA in lno long ,. woui, bo ,,aj(1 ;r ny tho taxpayer. Tho question for whose ccotiKin wits excelled bV none tho taxpayer is, whethor It would hf cuslur to pay tho $S0(l,000 a year lint CQ li a 1 1 i-d only l)V two other world more taxes and get tho benefits to 1 Is property of operating a first class Injures of his day. History will speak stato, educationally speaking, or si vo tho $800,000 year and lose all jiis name, if it speaks it at all, as the of 1,10 economic and properly bene: ts which otherwise would accrue. beyi'liislicrcd tared of a sublime fizr zlo "wii teh lul wnitini;." It was writ ten of him that lie never drank. Tin It seems superfluous to comment upon what practical value in dollars and cents O. A. C alone has been to South v.orhi and America might lmvo been cm Oregon. The state university has in spite of trenien- Petter if he iiad. lie was a Hiiuiik tyrant and vain in short as llorae Jlromley says : "Anold mcanie." The reiuihl e of Armenia has named n ipftiviniomil iiresidenl, but Ariiicnin hns no provisions. ,fn tho list of notable achievements of the Demo. Ad. ono fails lo lintl any mention of Ilil-ecnt suirnr. -Now tbnt tho litis Ansreles ltlubearil in on bis way to pr'son r life, Hie Kaiser will beuriti cutting wood avain, iil tho newspapers. ; ",. ' : ! To bear Seerelnrv lliiniels tell it Arlmiral Sims was utility . of everv-. th'na but 'seasickness. ' An unknown nliseiit-ininded citizen rilistook WilT Aahptile's iiiiln for his own .Tues. n. m., and diimneil . 1 K wrtrth of beef in tlie hark sent. 'Dint's tho wnv luck nhvnys runs. , ''; : " : i. Miss 1'cnrl I'icL'e is n si'hoolinn'nni n, .TniHipIt, Gal. There is tin dilute envcrinir tiio easo. -It is now a einch that Hi Johnson will, bo 'robbed in this slate u week from i'ridiiy, TiVo iiiindicd flee Oh I'ees met end iiiintcled in the small ball of the Nat, Monthly-niijlit to witness Hie skinninv; of Detnoeraev liv a master skinner, and cosh! How tbev bated it! dous obstacles, inaintained a standard, excelled bv few state universities in the country. The question is whether these institutions are to be maintained, and their useful ness sustained, or whether they are to be allowed to go ro .seed. We believe noVoter can investigate Ibis situation thor oughly and impartially and not conclude that regarding the question merely in the light of dollars and cents, iii the light both of public and self-interest, he can not afford to vote against this measure. . Walt Mafon m A5f tpS Sure Relief rt 6 Bell-ans -.;.ii-.;' Hot water XLdJm Sure Relief IRE LL-ANS IhFOR INDIGESTION h More .. Cheer iful I Rooms i . How 'cosy and in- Tiling the homo , ;. where I lie interior wills and wood wotk are painted in approptiatr and 1 , - distinctive tints! f -To Kit exactly tlic tints you want i use paint made of DUTCH BOY WHITE-LEAD ' T. ntrriors painted with these materials aie Vasliable, lanitaiy, durable. . H cxtrrior painting use Dutch Boy Whiti-Lead atul pure ..iasecrj oil. '. Come in and let hs Rivr you prac 'cical, money-savinR dvicc on any painting job you may have in mind. yt ' mt ih turf at amJ ra i, i ( ' Medford Pur. & Hdw. Co. Crater Lake Hardware Co. V" jredford, Oregon. IN THE OLD TIME. Xf IIION .1 wan young a shilling was pretty hard to get ; for hours a-man went drilling, in pools of honest sweat, before he'd fairly earned it, and when he drew his tin; 'twas seldom that he burned it, or idly blew it in. At. Christinas time he'd holler and make some kopecks fly; and he would spend a dollar the Fourth day of July. And when the three-ring circus came lumbering to towii with grafts and fakes to work us, he'd haply blow a crown. Then, having had his riot, he to his work returned, and, slrickfly on the quiet, he pickled all he earned. And. when life's winter found him, it didn't find him broke'; he'd comforts all around him, and greenbacks in his poke. Hut now such sane enoeavor such sense we vainly seek; the Fourth is with us ever, and Christmas once.a week. The money's coin ing easy, with equal ease it goes; the toiler, flip ami breezy, just blows, and blows, ami blows. With till wise' rules disgusted, he bit ws his wad today; cheer up! we'll Soon be brstcd ! a panic's on t he wav! AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH mill I hiii i ii in ui mium - . . . dPreri-v Jviakes theHome Cave afl-ii of Shoes Quick and xsy St Str tor ComcniencejS BLMK TAN OXBLOOO BROWN AlWAVS Another Royal Suggestion COOKIES and SMALL CAKES From the New Royal Cook Book WHEN the children romp in hungry as ycing bears, here are some wholesorpe. economical de lights that will not only be received with glee, but will satisfy te most ravenous appetite in a most whole some manner. Cookie y V cup shortening 2 cupn sugar 4 cup milk 2 effKS too poo n gTRtl niitmeif 1 tiajpoon vanilla., extract or . lira ted rind ot X lemon . . 4 cups flour 3 traopoons Royal Daklnff Powiler Crcsm shorten. njf and supar t o k e titter;' ad J" milk to beaten eggs and beat again; add slowly to" creamed shorten ing and ftugar; add nutmeg and flavoring; add 3 cups flour siftcdVwith baking pow der; add enough more flour to make stiff dough. Roll out very thin on 'floured board; cut with cookie cutter, sprin kle with sugar, or put a raisin or a piece of English walnut in the center if each. Bake about 12 minutes in hot oven. Cocoa Drop Cakes 4 tnblenpoons ahorteninff 1 oup augar 1 . Vt cup milk 1 cupi flour 3 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder cup cocoa 14 teonpoon nalt , 1 tcupoQQ vanilla extract BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Cream shortening; add sugar and well-beaten egg; beat well and add milk slowly; sift flpur, baking powder, salt and cocoa into mixture; stir until smooth, add vanilla. Put one tablespoon of batter into each greased muffin tin and bake in moderate oven about 30 minute's. Cover with boiled King' Orange Cakes 4 tablespoons shortening 1 cup sugar U cup milk leg - 2 cupa flour 3 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder H teaapoon salt 1 teaspoon orange extract grated rind of 1 orange Cream shortening; add sugar slowly, beating well; add milk a little at a time; then add well-beaten egg; sift flour, baking powder and salt to gether and add to mixture; add flavoring and grated orange rind; mix well. Bake in greased shallow tin, or in dividual cake tins, in hot oven 15 to 20 minutes. When cool coverwith orange icing. COOK BOOK FREE Just off the press and finer thnn ever before. This new Royal Cook Book con taining 400 delightful re cipes, will be sent to you free If you will send your name and address, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. 116 Fulton Street Ken York City "Bake with Royal and be Sure 99 The Famous LEE Cord The Wolfhound of Tires" ii f moois ot Speed and ; Endurance . both " II w fig ' mmmmi r i LEES 0 Chans or & Lvon Co. P DlSTKliU TOHS 0 Larnest Distributors of Automotive Equipmsnt in the World. A. W, WAT-KEE AUTO CO. MKM-'OKl), OKE. HAS THE EOTTOM DROPPED OUT? Cups and Saucers, each 15.' Window Shades (J'Jr Biq Reduction on 2-ln. Post Iron Bens. Get our prices on Silk Filire Mattresses and Coil Springs. Mordoff & Woolf Phone 9 22-24-26 South Fir ItlUTICAL UAKKS. HlHtrli- AHomey. 1 hereby announce myself aa a can didate tur ihv office ol il'uucullll llornuy fur Jacksou county. Oregon on tliu reiHililiaiu ticket, Buujecl li ibe wiab of tbe voters at tbe coining pritunry fli'ilion. if nominated and eluded 1 will ae thai ttie laws are Justly and timiKail) enforced. Re spvctfully yours. Adv. 11. A CANADAY. I hnrHtiy announce ray canQldao for nomination on tbe republican ilrkiii tur the office ot Prosecuting Attorney If elected I pledge myself to an Impartial enforcement ot the law. K. P. PAKRULL. Adr. Rhnlra Mooru Is a candidate for lln ili'iiiocratic nomlnntion for Dis trict Attorney. Believing bal m) auccesful man agement of the office of Diairlct At prnoy has nhown me iborouglily lualifivd, and that I can serve the eople of Jackson couuty, In that -apactty boat, 1 announce my candi lhcy for re-election ou the repuhllcHD ticket at the May primaries. Adv. O. M ROBERTS. . Stirrlll 1 hereby aunounce my candtdac .or re-nomlnailon for tne office G. aheriff on the republican ticket, sub ject to the Xlay primarily. 1 feet 'bat my record as a public offlcla. luring tbe first term entttlta me to 'D-nomlnatlou and rH-elt-tiou. Adv. C. K. TtKKlLL.. I hereby annouuee myelf a repub lican candidate for nhuritf of Jackson county, at tbe May primaries. Sev eral years experience In this line of work. Including Inst six months of 1919 In the tai collection depart ment, thoroughly qualifies me to ad minister the dutl g of the office Id an efficient manner. Adv. JOHN B. W1MER. I have decided to make the race for the democratic nomination for sheriff at the May primaries. 1 will stand on my record of a little over a year In tho sheriff's office, prior to my entering the service Adv. RALPH JENNINGS. County Clerk f announce my candidacy for re lomlnatton tor County Clerk on the epublican ticket uul.Ject to tbe decis ion of the people at the coming pri maries, and hope my record In thla office tbe tlrsl term Is such that I am entitled to your support thu year. Adr. , , CHAUNCE? FLORJSYj , ,. County Assessor. r 1 hereby announce my, candidacy for the re-nomination to' the office of County Assessor for Jackson coan ty, by the Republican party at the primary election May 21st, 1920. Adv. J.B.COLEMAN, School Hupertiitendent I hereby announce myseir a candi date for nomination or County School Superintendent on the repub lican ticket. 0. W. UODWAKD 1 hereby announce myself candi date for County School Superinten dent, on the republican ticket, at the primary election, May 21st, , I am tpr progressive cu . vuuv..vu nHnu In, lift, and for arlvinir LU'1 ytcyu.va - d -tm .lie rural scnooia tun vw wi ad vantages poasiuie. 4 wivi mmo ,imi acnooia lor Oregon. . Adv. a. j. hanbt:. ' 1 herewith announce myself aa can didate tor nomination, on the republi can ticket, for County School Super intendent.. SUSANNE W. HOMES. . County Coroner ' : - 1' . .. V. annniinM mV AAndlliUV for nouiluation on tbe republican ticket for the office of County Cor jner. If elected 1 promlBe econoni ical management of the Coroner's ot tice. JOHN A. PERU Adv. '-: County Treasurer ( hereby announce myself as a can didate on the republican ticket tor the nomination lor the office of County Treasurer, promising to ad minister the duties of the office on an efficient buu'neSB basis. Adv. A. C. WALKER. 1 hereby aunounce myself at cn- liuuitt rur nouuuuiiuu iui wiuuij Treasurer on the republican ticket. I am an experienced business man. Adv. W. D. WELCH. , 1 hereby announce my candidacy on the republican ticket for County Treasurer, subject to the : primary. May 21. E. P. CHANDLER, Rogue Rlyer. (Adv.) County Commissioner I am a candidate for tbe nomina tion for county commissioner on the republican tickot, subject to tbe pti mary of May .21. I have lived In Jackson county a number of years, understand the needs of the county ind if chosen will promise an: eco nomical, efficient business admlnhv tration. I have always been a good, roads booster. A. E. KINNEY. 1 ; '. Adr, . Upon, the solicitation of friends I havo consented to become a candl-. date for County Commissioner, sub ject to May primaries,. ' I am a good loads enthusiast, and think business methods can prevail In. county- af fairs. VICTOR BURSELL. Adv. R. P. D. 2, Medford. I announce my candidacy for tbe office of County Commissioner on the republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries. May 21, 1920. If elected 1 promise an economical, fair and impartial ad ministration of the duties ot the of fice. I havo always been for good roads. (Adv.) COURT HALL. ' Hopresontatlve I am a candidate for re-nomination tor jqjnt representative of Douglas and Jackson counties, on tbe republi can ticket, at the primary. May 21. I am for good roads and have helped frame the present good roads legisla tion. If nominated and elected I pro mise to devote my energies to tbe prosocittlon ot those Interests of the district I represent and the state of Oregon. (Adv.) . W. H. GORE. ' EAT at Cafe ; Holland ........ . v Try Our '' 50c Merchants' Luncheon Licensed City Scavenger. U r-'- All refuse Immediately removed oa short notice. Weekly visit In resi dence districts. Dally business dis trict. Phones fiOB-R.