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Medford Mail Tribune
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:Offico Mull Trihurte iMiiWUng, li'y-M-W
North Kir street. Phono 75.
A consolidation of the Democratic
Times, The Mt'lfnl Mall, the Medfonl
Tribune. The Southern Ort-fjonliui, riiu
Ashtund Tribun.-, ,
- Tho Medford Sunday Sim i furnish 1
ftupscrll'r u-MriiiK a sevi-n day uauy
newspapiT.
ROUKKT W. KUHU Kditor,
S. K. H.MITH, MnnaKtr.
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THE DESERT.
Offlci.il paper of 'the City of Medford
: omcal paper ol .men son uouniy.
Hntored aH Heroiid-clatm matter
; Med ford, prtigon, under the act of March
ft, IK IV.
Sworn dailv nveraire circulation for
.'six months eniilnir April. P.tliO 304 n
j Ye Smudge Pot
Hy Aiihur Terry
v'N olio' inttx "rolinert'' willi sm-li
freoiieucv . us tlio farmer, nroliuhlv
bccaiiso -tbrv will not let hint use a
htovepipe in tile, center oi' u hack,
down which to imiir the. kiiijiII pota-
toOK. . The iikxIitii runner mav hav
reformed, hut 8 or 10 years nun, h".
was us full of slick tricks as ,i
C'himiuiun. 'Nowadays not hinir i
riiilit, nil is "injustice," anil will In
uilil llio iroiim1 wairn for labor is a
ilnnA a day, and wheat is $10 per
Hack.
r i.'Unclc. Oenrire Nichols and Wiir Ash-
p(Io lire baviiitr their front painted a
battleship irrev.
''. .Took Aitken invaded the sanctum
Tuck, p. in,, and announced that be
Vqiild skin mi V Klk not at Ihu incet
iiiir Thursday eve. The cuttiiitr up of
tho 'herd on the river bank ,w(JI be
1b.ji'owil in tlumovies, and an nppur-
tilhily (riven to determine what kind
'of;' a Douir Fairbanks Kort Hull
makes,
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.fWAWxrri.:Ki, xo ii;ito.xiiio ..
V-.f:'.. j- (Kalem 'apital Joiirnal)
.''"$!' i WANTKO A cowboy from
..;iciiKtern Washington, n blond,
,: ;f 38, .would like to exehanue eor- ..
"'Veispoiideneo nnd photos with ,
'Ronio niniiU or widows.. Ad-' i
'flriisH Hill Drowns, Albiinw Oru.
," P. 0. Box U22. '-... 1 .,.;
".Now iti developed that notliimr is
coliiir down in price but silk in which
.there is no nourishment. f
.'-.V'Hiram Johnson wjll enter Chicago
.tomorrow and all good t'aliforniaiis
will throw n fit, ns n result thereof.
' 0 onaress has ordered nil inVesli
iration of the escnpo of Orover l!er,'
(1611, tho wealthv slacker, from a
luilitiirv mison. A private who nave
him it mutch li nioutlis auo, can't
bleep niuhts.
e . About all the showers, due for this
month, will he for the June brides.
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. Tribune's Daily
Health Hint
u. :
. Hv Harriet Hoewiir. i
. .'I'enlal floss is a Lood inx'e.stmcnt
Tor eiM'taiii people.
; If vour teeth are so close that your
tooth brush will not uo "all the wav
down" into the places between the
teeth, the tliiiiu' to do is to run dental
floss tlii'oueh each space before ever
hfiishiiur. It, is a nuisance, but such
teeth lire a nuisance whatever wav
you look at, them. We lyo just
blessed with a permanent cure.
et it pnvs better to do this than
bi have so much dental work done.
Nfonv of our cavities develop at ;hc
Allies of the teeth for the simple re.i
son that, ilecav is caused chiel'lv bv
,ftiid that ferments. l''ermciitatioii
moans aeiditv anil acids on the euaiiK
el arc not irond. Mat I'crmculation
n;euns also the presence of bacteria,
hmj these flourish wherever tbev iwc
allowed to live in peace. Thcv are not
biit, ni'd'a very tmv place uiiloui hcd
ftn a week will suffice.
1 Have the teeth examined everv -is
months bv a uood dentist. When
.there is an ache, it may he too li te.
At Jill events an ncbe means a lunch
ilcttper in.iurv than a dentist, can de
tect, witholit aches ami nip in ilie
l.'iid. ' ' .
Deeavinir teeth are a menace not
onlv because they make a bad breath
and eivc pain, but tbev lnav do neither
nnd' vet be doim: a cieat deal ltuur
ilamairc if the eavitv is jnt ri'jht.
All these tooth abscesses that we
hear About are caus-jd Itv bacti'ria
tliat cut in throuuh incredibly little
spaces, work through the spom.'V tis
sue of the tooth pulp and fct to the
tip of the root. Here thev contami
nate the bone just next the tooth a'.il
flourish unmolested, lint where I here
lire bacteria there are waste poisons,
and as the abscess has no place to
(iniin out of the head, these waste,
are poured into the blood stream
wbieh enrrics them to all the bodv.
Tooth abscesses are no nivlh. Thev
lire wicked thine,. 1'revent them. i
T CKOSSKI) the dcsfit iti a car that .Mr. Tulnna!'.
, ;Hiad('i ft. l'olletl without a .jolt oi1 jar, in bright grout
plusli arrHyi'd. And when 1 wislicd to sleep at night,
-awl rest my drowsy liead, tliere came a )or1er, nmst
jiolijc, wlio tucked me into lied. And to the dining ear
J went three times a day, at least; heneath large travs
the waiters hent, find brought a gorgeous feast. 'I'lio
train was fuH'of dames and men who grumbled all the
time; tliey'd never come- out there again the desert
wa.s a eriine.' .It hurt their eyoity view the sand, and
M'ateli the hills id' stone-; 'and everything their anger
fanned, and they ut 'up a groan. And I recalled
iioneers who Mazed the path that way, and sternly
whacked their mules and steers through burning sand
all day. They only halted in their stride'arro.ss that
waste accurst, to plant some fellow who had died oi'
heartbreak or (if thirst. 'I wished (host; mighty men of
old could board that georgeous train, and there some
moving discourse hold, of tragedy and pain; for that
might shame t he stall-fed men, and fat enameled dames,
who sighed and swore and sighed again, and called the
desert, names. . , '
KieV, War Buffetted, Historic City
Kiev, whirl) h;is rlui ni!rl h.uiils h'lt
linii's in llin't' .vt'nrs with tin- recent
cntrv nf Polish troops, tlcst rilicil in
news rlis);itch('s, is tho snlijtM't ol' I In?
rullim'iiitr Inillctin t'rom tlic Wnshih-r-ton,
I). C, hrmhiiiMrters ol" the Nji
tionnt (leiiinihii Society:
"Kiev, mother ol' Uiissinn cities,
also the .lei-ttsitlein ol'Kussia, did not
live in the pnst, even helore its recen:,
kiileiiloscoptc jh! veil I u res, (hoiiirh it
w;is siit'l'ifientlv sicnil'ieiiut a thoiis
Mid veurs ami a i;ive its mime to ;'.
three-eenturv period of Kiissiun his-
toiv.
"Hntli the Wull Street nnd the
Plymouth Uock of Kussin, each Keh
I'linrv found thoiisnnds of merchants
erowd'rur its fair to coulniei for nier-
i handise and protlnec, espceiallv hc(f
sii uar, mid other seasons found hun
dreds of thosunnd of pilgrim.
tlirontiini; its iniinue 'hhrine,' the Con
vent, of the Caves.
"Kew eit;es offer snrh mi ninrlnm
vrnlion of the old and the new. Kk-v
lies upon the muddy Dnieper, the
Ohio, river of liussia. formerly ear
rier, id" solne .iO.OtlO.ltOd .worth) of
freight ituunall.v.. 'for. tho' i -1,000,00')
peoJo wit li in ilrt basMi. Near. its site
Priuct Vliidiiuif herded his people,
for wholesale baptism, after he had
foivaken his patrtiu irods and a thous
and wives and roiisubines fur Chris
luurt.v. ''Vhidimir's wa.s a slranire eonver
sion. . Hp sent emsaries to study re
liuioiiK of the civilized world of his
day (the tenth 'century)'. The (inv'
ceremonials ill Pvznnlimn captured
his imauiuation. Some historians sav
hi sdesiro. to niiirrv the dauuhler of
the Komau Kiuperor influenced his
ehoiee.
,'l!usians nilrneed the new ni
l uiou with all the fervor with which
thev had offered human sacrifiri's to
the abandoned idol, Peruu. VYh'K-
ladiinir held political swav at Kie
there came a lowlv nioiik, Anthony,
who look up bis ahode in a nvv
niln'1 devout ijK'ii followed his .ex
am pie. A rcheolouists since ha v
I'eeouni.ed in these caves the homes
u fcave dwellers of the stone am.
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WITH CITY PAY
M'AV VOliK. .Mav 111. The n.vl
f ma kin--' aiiiiculloral wiil-cs com-
octitivc with ( i(v waucs and the in -
-ilv of the ;:o crnaictit to I'tnd a
nu:i II-, nt' inn un-t no- I'm-l ili r !
orice that American farmers will pav
lor it, were emphasized today in re
ports niadt! puhhc hv subrnmiuit tee.-.
I the repuhliean national conindt -
tee's' ad isorv comni ttce on oolicies
ad ptat form.
H i- planned to Milnitit the sipjes
lion- ill the nlatform eniiiniit t '
the rcpublieuh national .convoutiou at
Cliicauo.
The nh -eon unit fee rep'M'timr m
l ie ul 1 lire, nt' w 'hi eh 1 nit ! St -i!.-.
eniitor Arthur Clipper of Katise i
wn. chairman, urjed that a national
Hiimi-tion he atiDninted to en.orJi.
tiale all rail, water and motor trans
port with udeoiiiite facilities for re-
cci a-, hniulliinr ami Iran-port iuu
foo.I hclucen citio. This coniniis--ion.
it Mas -Mid. would rende- a
ileal national omul at thi lime. The
international trade ami cred'ts eom-
mitlec beaded hv K. A. andilii M.
'inirmiin. nri;ed the in im:uratiori, of
an e ! tect i e eo onerat ion n t ln.no-
'ind ahroad hetween L'ovcrumcnt of.
fieials who excreiM' authonl v in
Aim rica'- foiei-n 1 ratle relation.
Tlii- coii-petiition. it wa- stated. .as
needed to replace what was tie-cri!ed
a loo-e and overlappiii" forei'n
trade service, rile with memoo-ton-
-ie and inter -depari mental t oniro-
ver-ie-.
in dcrihim: the .-hifi of the I'nit-
"Thesc hdv hermits walled tip the
exits of Ihci!' self-appointed cells
and iiiimiv nevor airain caum forth
to davliht. Tli(v lasted, pravd,
and ate the food placed in niches
((very second day. When the food was
not removed their fellow monks knew
the reclus teo he dead, and wal!cd
up hi shomc to he his lomli. If is
the tomhs of Ihese asintlv I roold vh s
that orined til etua.jor attraction for
the iniuhtv huniaii stream of pilgrims
that flowed tliroiili Kiev until the
war storm broke. One hcrmit-inonl;,
Jolnr, is said to have spent the last
thirty years of his life with his bodv
buried in earth tip to his arm pits.
"Tim caves constitute hut one fea
ture if the famous monastery which,
with its streets of churches, eel! J,
inns and schools, is a small city in
itself. Amouir the mummies that
formerly lav in open coffins, envelop
ed in costly rohes, was that of N'es
lor, the us-inn 1 lerodolus, wlun-e
chroniclers are re 'sponsible for t he
tradition that Kiev was founded hv
three brothers in the ninth century.
"Prom the 'Cave Town' (piarter o!."
tho, city one. emerges suddenly iut')
the Podol, or I rmliii (inarter, sult
ueslin&r. a New Knulund faetory eiv.
with its mills and shops, for pane!,
machinery, tobacco, chemicals, and
hardware. Kiev not only was the
chief seat of the Uu-sian beet. sm:ar
trade, but also dealt heavilv in timber,
livestock and iraiu. Its recent
growth has been rapid. In 1SH!) it had
loss than LMHtjmo (teople, and in 1011
more than -'illll.OlUl.
"Oldest of the better known Itu.-'.-siiim
cities, Kiev ave Kitssin her
f;rst Christian church, fir-t libr-ir,
first Christian school, and today "It
boasts the -blest cathedral of the
former empire, that of St. Soph a.
Therein is the mi -called 'Virgin of
the I'libreakahlc Wall.' because the
fiiiiire re-isted the vandal frenzy o
the Tatars when thev sma-hed other
pricelc.-s treasures of the church.
"Ivuv is the scat of miveriiinerl
oi the new republic of t'kruine. 1 1
is (ij I miles soul Invest of Mnseow.
and 'J7II mile- north of Ode--a."
1 Slates international po-itioii frou
a debtor nation to a creditor iiataai.
the committee's report stated that the
ultimate outcome of this shift ui!l
mean an exees.s of imports over e-I'orls.
Census Returns
WASIIINIITON, .llllic 2 Wori-.'s-Icr.
.Mass., ITtl.TIl, liuroaso :t :! , 7 .". r.
ir L'l! I per ccul.
Caw -tucket, 1!. I., i; I.; IS, lncrcaM'
I2.iii,i; or H 1... per cent.
Woonsiioket. it. i., iit.iiMi, increase
,'ntT t or t 1. 1 tier cent.
Centrat falls, H. I,, 2 1.17 1, In-
ciease I Il'ii or per cent.
Cransiiin, li. t., -n . 10 7. Iiicieasej
"ill on or ,",:i. ;', per ceni.
KllM I'l'oviilence, It. I.. 2 1.7:i:!, ja-!
crease .fi!,s,'- or ;t7.!i per cent.
Itayoline. N. .1.. 7(1. 7.". t. Increase1
2 t.nnn or :S.J per cent.
Wlinlipster. Mass.. ! 0.:! t 1 . increa
t 0S' or I t .11 per cent.
Hires
Household Extract
contains the actual juices of
roots, barks, herbs and
berries. It makes rootbeer
as pure as it is
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THE CttARl ES E. HIRT.S COMPANT
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I llf III I UNIFORMITY
I j III i i '-"ForTafrteenyearsThave used
1 J!Plfffl l iff I I I M.J.B. Coffee at the St. Francis ".
1 ifeiffl) SJI'. ,WV I -Hotel. My experience! is 'world-
P X' ! fwide. Ihave served presidenta:! ; j
p I f!aa00 ' ' Timw I. iV .' and ; i kings -f arid ' never j f ouiid .: a '' '
P -S i Cr'owiS';si3Si 81 coffee .witlias 'rich ' a flavor crV'Jj
If i 'i Ij -x' I IT.''i I '-as. good a quality "as M.J. B.'-
1 11! i vJ Thousands of guests who' are J
H SmJS 1 1 f lU good judges of coffee have been - Iji
m ' J li. ' yf ) lL V "JJ i delighted with '.this the supreme I I
P f aU Cffee8'" j
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i Sole! in OneThreeaaid Five PoimdV&aiism Packed Xms
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Fisher's Dairy Feed
Is ;i roiiiiilcto milk prodm-in and Imdy tiiiiintain
ratimi. c(iniiMiscd 1" a varij'tv of whoU'soint; it;-
dicnts si'icnt iricallv mixed.
It is liilily I'alalaMe easily diu'ested, suplyin
lieeessaryni'iirislnnent. to the cow when under
h jifessmv milk in'inlitet ion.
Xo oilier concent rales or j;'rain required to in
ase milk flow.
(iiiaianteed analysis 17 per cent protein.
Pontile the food value of Mill Knn.
Onlor toilav
Bardwell Fruit Co.,
445 So. Fir St. Phone 124
Medford, Oregon
MOOKItN Uqi'IPMKNT nnd cxnert
liauilliiiK. returns your apparel In A-l
t-liaiie at least cost.
Pon't trust to home-made efforts
get best results here.
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WITH MT3DFGUD TKADE IS MEDFORD LTADE
(aioll Ct.OTIiKS
1 Make Tlicm
KLEIN
TIIK
TAIUM1
l;is l-jivt Alain St.
GIH CHUNG
China Herb Store
Hrh carp fnr rnrnch, hH(lnch, rftt
arrh, .htiilicria. nore ihront. lung troubl.
Ktoio'v ir'tii'U, Htrtmach tionhle. heurt
liouhj,.. chlllj: nml fever, cramna, coughs,
poor cM'culiitton. carbuncles, tumors,
rracKori ju-onf.t, cir.'s all klnda of coHtera.
NO (iniUATION:;.
Ufilf.rr'l, Oregon. Jnn. 13, tfll7.
ThH to e-Mlify that t, the 'indoriicn
imI. dmi very sovele stonmch trouble and
had hjen holhercil fnr several yeara and
hi.it Aupupt was not c-xpectM to live, and
hfariTji; of iim - "hunR fwiiose Hrrb
Stoi-p is at CM South Kront atrept. Med
frrI. 1 fWid el to Rri herbs for my
Ntoniaoh trniihic, Hnri i started to fellnn
htdT as soon n 1 usetl them and today
riin it w.-n man unrt ran htnrttly rerom
nipnt anyone (iffllctnl n I waa to iet
Gini Chung and try hf Herbs.
lcmu) w R JOHNSON.
Wilnesses:
Xm. L.-vvis, Fagle Point.
W. .. Clnl.Ireth, Facie I'olnt.
!. A. Ati.hrson, Me.lford.
S. l Holmes, Kaple Point.
C. J Jloore. Ka;le Point
J. V. U In tyre. Kiile Point.
Oeo. Von iUt Helen. Kajfle Point.
Thr K. Vir joiji. V,nele Pfflnt.