Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 10, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr KKJE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE MEDFORD PRINT1NO CO. Offlca Mali Trlbnna building, 16-17-11 North Fir street. Phone 76. A consolidation of the Democratic rtmea. Th: Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, The lAahland Tribune. , The Medford Sunday Sun le furnished ubecrlbera desiring a seven day dally newspaper. ROBERT W. RUHI Editor. SUMPTKR 8. SMITH, Manager. TTBSOBHTIOIT TBBKII BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 17.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month..- .! Ially, without Sunday Sun, year.. 6.50 Pally, without Sunday Sun, month .65 "Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Sundny Hun. one year 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, AHhland, Jacksonville. Central Point Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun. month 75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .65 Daily, without Sundny Sun. year- 7.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8.50 All terms by carrier caHh In advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered an second-clans matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March I. 1879. worn dally average circulation for six months ending April. 1920 1042 MEMBERS OF Tnii ASSOCIATED PRESS. Tha Aeanclntpd I'rfHfl is exclusively entitled to the una for republication of j Bill news dlspatchon credited to it. or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also uie local iihwb puminiieu iiBieiu. All rights of republication of special ttlspatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry The Community Service will kIvo InHlrUf'tiona to orutors. The luirclcut tliinfr for a Rokuc River valloy orator to learn Ik thut when ho is through, liu'iu through. "The lllg Event of January. Prices Itoduccd From 20 Per Out I'u to Till Vav Cent." (Ad Klamulh Herald). A good example of clc-Hcvtidlnif while uuccudiug. ' - Tliere is 119 longer uny doubt ubout d'Annunzlu, tho mad iinet of Italy lielng mad, Ho intonilu to Hturt a newspaper In Itome. XJ.vjirrciiiNC neatly.. (Eugene. Ciiiard) After tho :trd day of January, 1021, I will not stand good for uny bills that aru contracted by Mrs. ailitlu llolcomh, as wo liavo dissolved partnership' in lnariied life. Located in Coburg in-eelnct. . .. C11AH. C, JIOI.COMU. It develops in 'the Texas unti-Jnp ligltation thut It will ho all right to Hell tile Nipponese worthless land along tho lllo Orantlo, but It was ull wrong for tho hooked nlion to live thereon. Whon ' Secretary of War Noot Halter in officially romoved March 4, ho will become ' adviser' to an Ohio Hteal company. They did not lili o him upon bis record In tlio war depart ment. . Perhaps you have noticed th.it lo fcal Jaywalking is always dono liy a imrty in an extremely short skirt. Onb 61 tho first moves by ('no now ndtnliiiHtrntlon will be to ilotermlne whether this country is run by the people. Hobs Pennine, or 11 bunch of European propogandlsls. At this willing the two last named have tho odgo. JJV Til IJl It III1AY YE KIIAI.Ii KNOW TIIE.M (Salem i'apilal-iloiirnal) To tho Editor: The tSates mau nayn that the Kovernnient inn-chased 1,000,000 liorso hlURll en during tlui war and only .'100, 000 horses, and thlnkn possibly tho extra brushes were needed for uses upon tha Jacknssoa who sat in swlvnl-ebairn In Washing ton. Possibly the statesman baa roferencci to 1 ho jackasses silting in the u. S. Senate, who held up tho ratification of the pence , treaty. PLAIN CITIZEN',: NII1I another lady has cracked her liubhy In tho noodlo Willi an nx. The handle was or carved mahoganv, William and Mary style, und tied with pink ribbons. The horse Santa t'laus brought Mr Jllll llclnis,' died on him last week. A (loublu-JolnliMl sinner of excep tional vilenesn in the miserable w retch who oraloilcally condemns the cigar ette, Willie smoking 11 cigar nnd chewing a quid of lolmeco the size of u codfish ball. Tho legislature openod today, and the members tliurcof buvo soltled down to tho business of forcing wind over their vocal chords for to days. An far ns the average citizen can tell the weuthor In perfect, but he ad vised that It Is doing something harm ful .to the fruit crop, nevertheless. If Kansnn ndopis the principles of the Non-Paillsan Men, she will ills jilnuo North Dakota and Oregon in tho assimilation f fool notions. PROHIBlfUTaAG JtOSTO.V, Jan. 10. Wearing of the American flag by boxers appear ing, In '.MusRuoliilflcUs is prohibited In a ruling n renounced today by the taU-i boxing commission. The rul ing iyas muds at tile request or the American I.egjoii. The ci.iunilKsion nlso requested that hoxeij refrain from inn l( lug religious signs in the f ' u-. ' '". l " - 1 PC RipplingRhijniGS fy Walt Mason , jw. Mr THE LAW'S DELAY; NEAR Sun Francisco, recently, throe tlclof-.atcs were lynched ; llicy were in jail, their weird to dree, for crimes revolting pinched. And masked -men came, perhaps three score, as grim as .doom or fale, and strung them to a sycamore, which groaned be neath their weight. And law abiding people then sent up an iiiifjry cry; it was a shame that, untried men should thus unshriven die. And I forsook my divers tasks to rant around and rail, to say those brutal men in masks should all be lucked in jail. "Xo man should feel the halter draw, except by court's decree," I sternly cried; "we have our law. and it should honored be." Whereat a most sardonic skate, who stood at my right hand, remarked, "The people would not wait to see those monsters canned. And so the stars above us saw a scene of death and woo; the people weary of the law, it is so' beastly slow. A fiend is tried and tried again, and tried another time, until the weary sons of men forget his ancient crime. And if at last some prison grim should hide his sodden form, some governor will pardon hjni before his bunk is warm. Or, through some writ that has a flaw to fresh crimes he may go; the people weary of the law, it is so deadly slow." I looked with scorn upon the gink: who talked in" such a way; I looked with scorn, but couldn't think of anything to say. .... 1 . WHAT IS If WORTH THE LIFE OF , ., . . . . l.el your Imagination work for 11 iiiomciiu Imagine thai, as yon walked down the street IIiIn morning; you kiiw 11 ; bundle of rugs, iy tho Klilcxvalk, covered with Trost and dirt. Von were nhont to pass by when you heard 11 lifble cry anil Investigating yon round the uiiiuiio or i-ngs contained 11 child 01' uncertain age. ,.., Of iintieiMllii ukk, for while it had tlui features or a child four or rive yearn old, It had the buoy or a baby, weak anil emaciated. What would von have done Walk by and lorget about It? It wan not your child, you had never Men It herons you were In 110 way responsible for n.s condition, Or would you have picked up the bundle, hurried home, called a doctor , forgot e about everything else, but saving that child's lire. (,""' . , The hitler of course. For everyone Is human'. And In doing that you would have been merely human. And then Inmghic Hint the doctor had s'altl the child was surrerlng I'loni exposure; mal-niitrllioii, slow starvation and Hint unless it had warm clothing and niirni milk hi 21 hours. It would he dead. And he had said, (en dollars will wive this child's lire, keep It well and strong for one year, or ui.lil it can he cured lor properly by Its own people. " "l,v departed with the remark that you were tired of charity and money drives, and there was enough trouble for you at home. Not for a iiiliiule. Vou would have I, amid over the ten dollars as If It burned vou pocket, provided you hnd It with yo,-lr not. you would have go . to tl ,e bank or irone to kohh ..1... .11,1 1.... ' .'. : 1 h 1111 thing yourself, too, every cent you could afford w..n 11 ',.i.. 4..1..U, .. ' 1MIHK1111111011 10 mane tins llooyer appeal for money to reed the starving children or Europe Just as 'urgent and just as compelling ns tills appeal in .Medford would have been It Isn't how' much can vou give? It In this. Don't you want to give something to save the lives or throe and onc-luilf minion ,.1,0,1...... .. 1 ..." .. . " . . . . - ...,.,, v., iiiw.iL ccriiiiuiy uie ir tile people or America do not feed t ,. ir ,011 do, then rill out the blank below Zws"." VH ay- M"""y 'H ""U""y v""'l"K '"' "" .u.t to join t he tatf .? 17 rr-. " '! J" want to be listed .is one or those w o CHILD FEEDING FUND , Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Enclosed pleaso find $ as a contribution to Jackson County's quota for aid to the starving' children of Europe, it being understood that the full amount be devoted to that pur pose and forwarded to stato headquarters. s'ff"ed Address .EACH TEN DOLLARS COMMUNICATIONS A Boost for Medford To tlio editor: i urn sending this clipping unci to say I onjoyeu it wouiu not tuny express my views 101 if tueiu is a Ucuutiiui ciiy m Oregon 11 is ,ui;(i loru. 1 nave a oouiu tiieru ana hate liven unrr.v niuny nines 1 lull. 1 huiio an medford win prosper una enjoy me (New .leur boioiu us. WHS. D. C. IIOSU., Formerly 01 HJ Cottuyu fit. l!l3 it St., t'orvuiiiu, Oregon. lp uuie, 111 uic oitiuiuetiu valley 1 110 Ijciniuiul 11ml aiiogeiiiur ineoiu- liaruuiu vuney wneio uiu suowcrs taut uling wculin una uciiuu uiso ueveiup .it ivAai a dMKui. conservatism liuiv uavo eier bueu tiiosu wno Uuvo lauu ea ,iiMUru to scorn una never inibi?cu an 0.iuiunmy tu tain ot ivottuu ric orcluu us bciUtj imuueu 111 sun inui buu 10 bu liiinea vuu uyuauutu betoiu me uuuu cuuiu bu set. 10 ihcau lunjiora, .iuulorU lias aiMaB been on tnu iucub jiio was "uieipiivcu,'' buuKi'iipi, u proiiresanu Ui'it wtu a leiiaency to piuugo lu her cicriasiiu borrow una uciiLoiou 10 tio to tue scruii-ncuii lur ever and utet iitttt.v , uiucu ana uuil-ii. As one 01 tuoou tvuo lias Miown ic. lorn trout tne ncgimiing ana loveu iiei alwujs tor Her piiou aiiu aimniiou uuu wuo liuo.td tne icogau liver uiOLt'O iiuiia to uu luu uity 01 oregun with mole character una ouss to luu sipuuu ucu than must 'otneis to lue siiuaie Uiocu ,1 Is a pieaaul'u io icuu 10 i ucsaay s tiisiiaoMie.c; rrini suipiueiits out ot the ltoguc Hlver vaile.t in Jltju were t&i tais 01 jtears ami JJ 01 aiipics, u toiai 01 iUu cats, 01 tile coiMiiao'u Vuiiic 01 j,iiuii.uuii. 111 oil me iiuuilier '01 cars or pens shipped out was UJu, v im Lol ot aiiiues. "In ii'-M the small fruit ' shlpl meats, a ucu us berries, peaches ami clieriics, were 111 excess 01 liU!!.'' ,1111s I nun the on minis set 111 blast holes! Ami II. is to lie rciucmhcictl that the Kogilc Unci valleys llllll crop is but siikiII I'Uit of Its produc SAVE A STARVING CHILD ? -t- 1 you would have glvci snipe- . . : . ' . SAVES A CHILD'S LIFE tion. Kveii thp "iiiiy" crop nt!liTel5ii crop down In Jackson county count for 1 considerable. And Jleiirord, delightful little cily that it is, has more good buildings, nioro linjl.llnga. bcspoaltlng confidence in the present mid fiiitli in the future, more, of mveiyllilng worth Imving In it comparatively small community, than any oilier' spot of its Bize in Oregon. This Is said .advisedly, for tho writer has vislled and analyzed ovory town in Oregon, abovo 8000 In iiopuliUUm. edfgrd bus hud its' ups and downs and in tho process of its i-lalng and falling sonic have boon caught, but it "omu do a wonderful thing if mpr0 communities would "fall" i...r.,... has failed., in cvcrylhiiiK thai goes to snow pruio ami pleasure in living there, the Medford people show it, and In community, spirit as evidenced hv results, it is so far ahead of any Wil lamette valley community showing that there Is little comnarlsmi.-.mi .vet still will thero bo those who will, in ineir smug conservatism, continue to believe that wo and our Ingrowing pains have the advantage. Oct old papers tor starting fires at Trlhuno office. CASCARFTS "They Work while you Sleep" MUUliBljWx"l" fiet out ef the rutl Ilrivc amy llio MliotMnen nnd instiition thut arn keoiuiir you headachy, niek, miserable or full of cold. Keel splendid alwars hv tiL'1,1,. i-D.,u.., .: 1 , . .. .naii-in niiiimiiv. rtOVer Kripr nr inconvenience, t'liiliirea luo CuaaueU tvo, III, j, i icuts, How Much Do You Know? 1 What is the meaning of pro tern pore? ' 2 What is smilax? 3 How did the .Marathon race get its name? What Is lexicography? 5 What wedding anniversary is known as tho "wooden anniversary"? G When it Is 12 noon in New York what time is it in London'.' 7 When is the Confederate Memor ial day? , 8 How many furlong.! arc tliere In a mile? 9 Who was the. author of the Iiige? low Papers?" 10 At what depth of the sea is life most abundant? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 What aro the bronchial tubes? Aus. They are tubes which resemble the branches of a tree and enter, the air-sacs of the lungs. 2 Which cereal feeds the most hu man beings? Ans. Kice supplies food for more human beings than does any other plant. 3 What is "vegetable parchment." Ans. Unsized paper is sometimes flip ped in a solution of sulphuric acid which renders it transparent, tough and Impervious to' water. This 1h call ed "vegetable parchment." 4 How did Sir Arthur Wellesley come to be the Duke of Wellington? Ans. He waSySO honored after the Peninsular war? 5 When and where was Jefferson Davis captured? Ans. He, was cap tured' at Irvinsville, Oa., May 10, 1S65. C What is "Los Hallos'' and where is it? Ans. It is a building in Bruges, Belgium. 'It has a famous belfry 353 feet high possessing a chime of -48 bells regarded as the finest In Europ'o. 7 What is the homo of the true Negro race? Ans. Sudan in Africa is the homo of the truo Negro race. 8 What Is the meaning of "Benja min"? Ans. it means "son of the right hand." ' 9 What caused Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo? Aus. On June 10 Napo lean defeated Dlucher at Llgney but failed to follow up the victory. When Napoleon turned to meet Wellington llluclier, unknown to Napoleon, was in the rear and caused tho defeat . at Waterloo, Juno IS, 1S15. 10 What is the value of a plaster? Ans. The old Spanish coin was worth about $1 of U. S. money. The Italian piaster has about tho sumo viiluo but tho Turkish plaster ls'worth hut four! cents. "-; cl ' -"' ' ' 1 RHmB&M9K0nnCSB33K3T99SBBHitB9BBEEtBD UMXIirJKnMEiQUVMDCTSKCTSIHIBMKftCHVniX Your food money buys more real food value'and satisfac tiop when you or der. Del Monte Beans with Toma to Sauce. s Try serving them in place of meat once Br twice a week and prove it. w ; j : Men's Clothing Shoes Inspect our mativ bargains at 103 N. Central REFINED SERVICE at a saving We are in a position to give., the lowest... possible rates obtainable. Every item of modern fun eral service is, given our most careful attention, also the assistance of a Licensed Lady Embalmer without extra charge Weeks -Conger Co. TAKING TANLAC "Jt iH Hfmply wunilvrful tho way Tii n lur has built me up, ftr I not only fuel fine, but have ku1ih-1 fifU-cn IiountlM In weiKht," doclarrd Mrs. A. J. Turner" of 129 1-2 RuHsrli street, Piotluntl, Oro. "liffore taking Tanhic ; had no ap petite to tipeak of and what ltttlo i did cat . didn't digest, propfrly, 1 waft no nervous the least little unusual noise would startle me, and I was so restless and worried about myself that I couldn't sleep at nlsht. In this weakened and ru.n -down condition I caught eold very easily and no sooner getting rid of one than I cauffht another. I had been suffering in this way for eight months, fallowing an operation and an illne.ss of several yaors. , Not one of the many medi cines I took did mo the least bit of food and I was mighty badly discour aged. 'Hut it is a fact I commenced to get better before I finished half of my first bottle of Tanlac My appe tite improved and I picked, right up in weight and strength, I have .-"ufct finished by third bottle un l feel line and, as I said before, 1 have actually gained fifteen pounds in weight." I am no longer nervous nnd J sleep like a child every "night. Tanii-c certainly built mo up and I will always recom mend it, und I hope, my stutevuents will, help others to get the same relief from use of this grand l-tecUdno tha 1-did." Tanlac is sold In Medford by West Side Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J: WV'nobinson, In Rogue 'River" by V.' S. Cary, und by leading druggists in "every" town." -''f'- Adv. TAXJ-iri' - ju:ti;rn . j AIU-; ; . . NOW mii AVe are glad to announce that we have established an Income tax service In charge of Mr. J. C Conies, who has recently left tlio employ of the government." YOU are invited to take advnntage of the experience Mr. Cones ' has acquired. ! WK urge you to prepare your In come Tax Kcturns. IMMEDIATELY WILSON AUDITING CO. . 1,1 hil l y nidB. AudllluK. Systcniiilllii Acu'ciiiiitla AccouutautH '' ' '' ; " K. M. Wilson V ! 1 A . J. V. C'cint'S Income Tux Siicclallht ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I will sell at l'ul)lic Auction (lie Personal Property of (lie Into Win. (i. Miller, lecen.sed, nt tlio lller Itnncli, Iliieo-iiuaitci's null) north of t.entrnl Point, niiilonc-iitiailcr nillo Knst of llijjliway, on Wednesday, Jan. 12 At 10 o'Clock a. m. 1 six-foot Herring Hlnilei' 1 five foot Milwaukee Mower 1 seven foot Imperial Grain Drill 1 three section. Iron Harrow anil . JOvenei'H ., ..' , ! 1 ' : 1 K-lni ii Iron lloam Oroliard Plow' ' 1 21 inch Wooil Heain Wallilng Plow 1 Clipper Fanning Mill ':'(': M- " 1 Ktiiili-tia'ker WitKOnJ Sti'MiHij with ;rii in heil : ; ':f,;T avi- 1, Htuilphakcr Wagim, 3 incU. with a lla'ylticks ' w :!-j ' jv; ';' 1 Stuilebaker Hack " '.' ' . ; ' 1 single. I(ulbcr 'Jlred' IluKBy ' 1 Ha)' Itnku t set St ill lards (100 lbs.) 1 Sulky Plow nml J''.wncrs 1 Set of Hloek nud Taiklo I Watftin Sheet , 1ailtleias i Wlieelluurow IS sels of "Double Hnrncss I SIhkIi' Harness t rey Mare (weiKht 1200) I tirey Jelilig (weiglit 12t)() ) I lllncksmitli Oull'it, complete 1 itrimlNtone i . 1 Hay Derrick, coinpcto with cable ami pulleys I Sickle (irimler I Slip Semper ' I 5 foot. Jaeksnn Fork i I Hedsteads with SjiringH 2 Hocking Chairs 1 ia14 Tent, : foot wulN I X!0 Tent, 20 inch wiUls I Hinder Canvius I Saiisuge Grinder 1 log Chains, shovels. Forks, Croiv. bars, and nuiny other useful ni- ticles .U'CTIOXEKirS- XOTK You will find at this sale, an exceptionally line lot of farm Implements worthy of your attention. TKIIMS CASH. r KHKR MXCH AT N'ODX This Sale will bo made Kain or Shine WM. h. MIU.F.R, Adaiinlstrator Geo. L. Neale, Auctioneer Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. iJally business dis trict. J'hone S!T. win r.si;rr jknmncs, Croup Insurance With a. bottle of Peckham's Remedy in the house, the little, ones are perfectly pro tected against CROUP and - all' spasmodic coughing pequ liar to children. ONLY AT HEATH'S DRUG STORE - The San T ox Store- - PHOXE 20I-W ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM UHEKDFItS OF HIGH I'ltODUC'IXG S. C. WHITE LEGHOllMS For Sale: BABY CHIX Hatehing brs SrWeek Old Pullets Asents for tho Kresky Force Ycntllntlug Oil Biirnlnt; Brood-' er Stove The BEST Stove C'ataloguo Free. Jacksonville.' Hoad. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to former owners of city property that if thejr desire to redeem lots taken over by the City they1' should at once make written application to the undersigned, at her office in the City Hall. MARY A. HASWELL, ' i " City Treasurer, i I GLOVES We are cutting the prices on our complete stock of Auto Driving Gloves to the quick Busy Corner Motor Co. : : The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty GRANTS PASS MEDFORD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective October 25 ' LEAVE! S1EDFORD. 10:00 a. m. . i:00 p. m. -t 4:30 p. m. Cars stop at all Intermediate Office and Wilting Rooms: Medford, 5 South Front, Nash Hotel Bldg.. Phone 309. Grants Pass: The Bonbonnler, Phone 160. We also oporate stage lines from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix, Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville. '.'''" . WITH MEDFCSD TRADE IS MEDFORD SiADU C. F. CAHPXTEH, HGIt. Our 10,000-Eng EI.ECTHIO HATCUEIJY Will hatch STRONGER. CHIX.' l'erfeet temperature control, no oil funics, no soot.' Your hatch ' GUARANTEED, Still booking Orders, - point. Dally and Bandar. LEAVE GRANTS PASS. 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. I 4:30 p. m.