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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MATT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORIKiOy, MONDAY. .TANITAHY 17, 1021 ' PXGJ5 FOTTTC Medford Mail Tkibune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rDBLISHKD EVERT AKTKflNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY FY THE MEDFOKD PRINTING CO. Offico Mull Tribune Building, J6-JJ-18 riortu 1' lr treot. 1'nune ttt. A consolidation of the Democratic Times. Tfc: Medford Mull, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonluo, Toe Aahlana xriuune. , The Medford Sunday gun Is furnished subscribers desiring a seven day dally newspaper. ROBERT W. nUHL, Editor. BUMPTER S. SMITH. Manager. tTBSOBTFTION IIIXII BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Sun. year ? Dully, with Snmiiiy Sun. month .i& Dally, without Sunday Sun. year.. 6.61 Tally, without Sunday Sun, month .6F1 Weekly Mr.ll Tribune, one year..- 2.00 Sunday Sun, Olio year 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medrorfl, Ashland, Jarksonvllln. Central Point Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 75 Dally, without Hundny Sun, month .65 Dnlly, without Sunday Sun, yeur.. 7.50 Dally, wllh Sunday Sun. one year 8.50 All terms by carrier uush In advance. Official paper of the City of Medford Official paper of Jackson County. Entered as aecond-clasa matter at Medford, Oregon, uuder the act of March t, 1870. Bworn dally average circulation for alx months ending April. 1920 I04i Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Terry The country is Rotting buck to nor malcy all rlKlit, which has nothing at nil to do with bnllconcy. About the only thing tho Illinois lady who tasted 4a days accomplished be cause hur husband would not go to church, was to got out of eating her own cooking for that period. THE BRUTES HAVE IT ON THE INTELLECTUALS AGAIN (Corvallis Gazette Times) This Is the evening whon Dr. Sparks, chautauqunn, lectures at : Moose hull. lie Is reputed to bo a wonder. Tho lucturo will he over In tlmo for tho Firemen's big Smoker. An nntl-eUipoment bill will bo intro duced In tho legislature. Regulation of the sentiments will be as highly suc cessful as prohibition. Man will spoon whon tho notion hits, not according to law. 1 Herb Alfoid Is not mad ul himself anymore, and 'luis cut off bis goutco. Tho boys of today aio tho men of tomorrow, mid tinder tho 'present cap italistic system the blondes of Tuesday aro the biunettos of Thursday. : ' HICI HICI HIC! 1 (Klamath Herald) . I O. Wabbles of Slticldo bi-ldgo, Is in town on business today. ' Tho Drltlah government does not like the Idea of American ships sailing 'thru tho Panama canal without paying tolls. 'Inasmuch ua tho canal was built with American inonny, and by Amer ican biiilns it is quite unreasonable. This gives rlso to tho question: what European nation is collocting tho rent for use of tho White House? Predictions of panic nro still running iiinuck in local clticons, who have no equipment for tho euro of their whis kors. ' ' Mr. Harding Is having u hard tlmo picking out a secretary of war. . If tho Idea Is to get one to compare wllh the present occupant, it is nut worth the mental effort Involved. ' "BOYS WILL BE BOYS" (Albany Democrat) ' Wanted A inlddlo aged lady capable to care for home and two little boys while mother is in hos pital. Call at Democrat office, No. H523 for information. A fanner friend reports that It Is un just to tnx tho country tlog, and let the city cat run loose. Still they wonder at tho steady growth of fool Ideas among tho masses. "Hanson A Democrat SUM" (llillltie ltosobui'g News). Officer, raid that man! Tho man who Invented tho ready made necktie is tlead. The time saved In tying was lost keeping them in place. They bitched onlo tho collar button, ami wore ainsidmed a great Invention when a man with two pair of Btispenders was a dude. I OBITUARY. MA Y KI.l) I'liiiTiici' Jns.'phim: Mayfiold, claiiKhtrr of .Mr. nml .Mm. Joseph Muylh'UI, ili.'d at the laniHy .mine nix inlti'H north of IW-amV, Ore., Saturday, .lanuaiy li, of itiiiimonlu. pKvri 10 years. S months, L'H layn. Kho Icuvoh lnr paitntM ami two lnolluis atid two BinU'i'M, Kaynmiul, M'bert MiirK'i"io anil lioln-rta. Tim .uticral Borvleo will lie Imld at tho IMi Ku Imrul homo Monthly at - k in. Inti'i- incrtf In Vn!nl point itiih-Iitv. Glycerine Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple glyreiine, litit-kthnrn batk etc.. as mixed In Adler-l-ku n-lk-vi-s A.W CASK gas en stnmiuii ur sour stonmcli. It acts on Imth tipp4'! and lower bowel and ivmtivoH all foul mat ter which poisoned stotntu li Often i't'KKS constipation. 1'rovoutM up pondlcitls. The INSTANT pleasant action of Adler-1-ka mirpiise both doctors und patients. One oihii wile suffered five years from ImllKcstlmi nnd coustipatlnu whm helped by ONI-: dose. . J-on 1J, llitsklns, diugiji.-it. Adv SKATING ON THIN ICE. J A PAX is smaller than California. There lire less than three anil one-hull' million people in California. There are over 58 million in Japan. Ohvionsly Japan must have, anil should have- an outlet for its excess population. .According to a dispatch from Tokio today, the'l'nited States pro list on the killing- of Lieutenant. LaiiHun contains an intimation that Japanese penetration in Sihei i.i, will he opposed by I'ncle Sam. Japan resents the suggestion that while the I'nited States holds fast to hegemony in the west, she is denied it in the east. There is valid ground for Japanese resentment. If the Anglo Saxon world is to deny her expansion in both the east and west, it is difficult to see how trouble can be averted. For Japan must fi some where, and if she can't io peacefully, she will 1'ijlit her way, for no nation can be expected to siitn her own death warrant. The situation clearly shows the necessity of an understanding with Japan, which recognizes her needs, as well as her obligations. Cer tainly the world must be larne enough lo allow Japan elbow room without encroaching upon tin: color question or inflaming American susceptibilities. Japan is the leading nation of the far Hast, her vital interests are woven inextricably into the Oriental fabric; it would seem not only good business, but good policy to grant her a leadership in the eastern world, which tire United States enjoys in the western world. Tho ipiestion, of course, is a complicated one. Ariti-Jnpiuic.se feel ing in China is strong, there is a basic incompatibility between the Samurai idea in Japan and the Soviet idea in Kussia, no Anglo-Saxon could view with complacency the threat of a Yellow race alliance, and yet something must be done to furnish Japan room for normal growth, or war will be inevitable. The problem is a real one, and of immediate importance. The new Republican administration-will need the best ability- the greatest de gree of foresight and diplomatic skilly jn effecting a just and desiri able settlement of this perplexing question. ' - 1 Rippling('ijinQs ttiMrt VfeK Mason THE KNOWING ONE. II1' I HAD John II. Jlilton's harp, my brow in wreaths arrayed, I'd sing an ode about the sharp who truly knows his trade, he it the honing of a carp, or filing of a spade. Nine workmen tried lo fix my ibus, which had been hitting wrong; for days I saw them with it fuss, the while their bill grew long, and I could only weep and cuss, when scheduled for a song. They held an inquest on my cart, that was of little use; they took the motor all apart, and pried the crankshaft loose, to find out why things wouldn't start when they applied the juice, And when their greasy toil was done, the boat was just the same; the whatyoueallit wouldn't run, the thingumbob was lame; and it bail taken all my inon to pay them for their game. They might have made good auctioneers, or coroners, or clerks; they might have won out herding steers, or preaching in (he kirks; but they were lemons, it; appears, among a motor's works. And then came workman number ten, when those nine jays had gone; yen, one of nature's noblemen came skipping up the lawn ; he came to earn an honest yen, and did, so help me John. He was a man of pep and sense, a workman skilled was he, and in an hour he banished tiienee the grief that spoiled my glee, and my old car would jump a fence or climb a banyan tree. liulgn ruml, starling al $10 up lo nearly S700 In less than a week's time, and It Is to Uil: spirit.. rut lior than to miy ImllWilual or organization, Unit praise should be glvcn.- Over three score r Ihe starving children or -Middle .Kiirnpo nro to lie fill and clothed iIiii-Iiik Hie winter, thanks to the people of Jackson county who have responded to nil appeal for help. As Senalor Hurtling hits said, It is tills line spirit, this spirit of kindliness, of wholesome unpreten tious bene t'lclfiicc uhlch represents the true heart of America. The list of contributors in addition .Mrs. V. M. C LOO lo those already published follows: Mrs. f. 11. Denniston 2D.30 l'reviou.sly usknowledfed . . .$r,!!2.Sr, I.-. A. Fai r 10.00 1). !. Staples. Ashland 10.IIH K. K. Morrison 10. 00 A Friend, Central 1'olnt 5.00 Hubert II. Urnwnc 10 00 Iiiilph Waldo Kldeu 10.00 Mrs. J. Torrill, Talent 5.40 j. k. i! :) J,. I). Inislinell l.Oll Total SG7''.85 Quaker Minister Is Grateful to Tanlac i , - A f u 59 Vj Rev. Parker Moon, Carthage, Missouri GHLD FEEDING FUND NEAR $700 MARK To tho Keillor: Your hplciiilld Ix'iH'voloiil cnmpaiii Jn tlio Mippoi'i of Hoovor lo rrllovo tint Mil't'orhiK, ln-l loss oliUdron in tin fnv ;ayt 1h o.vlrt'iiM'ly romtm-mlnhh. Voui- iiKit'lvo ('anipiilKti ultli the K.'"!hl n. ihIihIoi-s ra uses ono lo Mop and woiiiler, "Whut II' tho rcnli'r of war hail boon hi (Mir locality." Mvrry tlnii' I hny a tin of Viinoc Alhnt or a r.Kitr, rvrry thno I sil iloun to iiplcnliliil nionl, I inn roinhiilod of Ihosc liuiiilliatotl, sIju'vIiik liiiinan hohiKN, brought lo that, foinllllon by forti' of Kit-aior pouor or other ho -railed humans, and tho wish follows that 1 mltthl hilar' wllh them Home of the K'mmI thluus thai Hiirroiitid me. No humane person liavlnu plenty to oat, Niifilrtcttt t-lollilnt: ami a comfortable place to repose should neglect lo liove mil a few dimes . . to help (his cause. 1 I'ool unite Kiillly fop pi'oernMlmiUti tso lonjr, su lirrc Is ten, and I feel iH'ller almuly. -May ihe Supieino Tower Keep yon steadfast In this admirable Immune work to the end tlml you, Hoover and all Ills hlipporters may be crowned with ulory for your Sa ioiii-like labor. Kl STAI'I.KS. Ashland, January 1 I. Sincerely, This letter Is typical. There Is nothing HanctliuotdouH about, lid, lie would never win Ihe prize as. a psalm sinner, or distributor of hah. l!ut be has a hi;? heart, and a warm one. And any sort of bUi'l'dinK, particu larly among those who are too young to fight life's battles alone, hits him straight between the eyes. And In this be Is typical of America, of this Hcetion of the country, as well as every other. It Is this spirit thai has brought a voluntary cam- GET FROM UNDER NEW AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE RATES as follows I'ollcy iinfilns n limit of $.11X111. Ill) for ln.iurii-s t ono porson nml ISIlUHHMhl limit for injuries to more tlian one person in any ono nri-iilctil attnriti'jV tors and oilier rxpi-ii.si-s itiilinUil in nildiiioii to thu uImivc liniils. JjH-.lM) jMr niiuuiii rovi'intr folloivinir cars: tliovrolet, ltd;;o, lHirt, Ford, .'inwvell, Overland, OaKlnnd, iMr. Ijll 1.00 Htiirk. t'liallilers, t'liandliM, ( 'levidand, Kkhpx, lllipmolille, asli. Oldsiuohlle, lieo, Sllldehaker, Templar, Willys-Kiilclit, elr. $17.00 ( adilar. lole, I'lilliklill, llliilsou. I'lieknrd "li," reerless, elc. .fJI.OO All luilier ears. Coprt jucie'e'ucnts against automobile owners for injuries arc get ting larger all over the country. Some states are now making automobile owners carry liability in surance as a protection to all concerned. You know the maximum amount you can lose by reason of fire or theft but do you know what a claim for personal injuries would total? Could you retain a lawyer to fight even a "trumped up" claim for an amount similar to the cost of this protection? Yours for insurance service. Just TLEPH0NE one-two-threc. McCurdy Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance Bedford National Bank Building Nearly everybody in Southwest MiFHomi either knows or baa beard of tho Uev. Parker Moon, who for n full half century lias devoted his life and talents to .Sunday school und or ganization work for tho Society of Kriends or Quakers. Me resides al UliS Howard avenue, CurlhaKe, Mo. "LTnelo Parker," as lie Is more fa miliarly known, eamo from fine old rugged Quaker stock and there is not a better known or mure highly re HpoeteU eitlzen in that part of the state. In referring to his remarkable restoration to health, by Tanlae, he said : "About five years ago I suffered "n general breakdown. My principal trouble was nervous indigestion. My appetite was very poor and my food seldom agreed with me, and 1 had to live on a very restricted diet. I suf fered a great deal from headaches and dizzy spells; I had severe pains across the small of my back and was badly constipated most of the time. In fact, I was so weak and rundown I was not abb- to attend to my duties. "This condition made me very ner vous and I could not sleep at nlylit. Frequently I would He awake most all night and was in that condition more or less for five year:. My physician said he could not do anything for me and suggested a change of climate. 1 then moved to Texas and went back and forth three times, but did not get the relief I had hoped for. Fi nally, I got so bad off 1 was not able td get around with any degree, of comfort. I was also told I had heart trouble. "I had read about Tanlac and, as it had been very highly recommended to me, I decided to try it. I got a bot tle and had taken only a few doses until I could notice a marked im provement in my condition. ' I noticed especially that I was not troubled any more with sour stomach after eating, which was a great relief. , 'l kept on taking Tanlac until I fully regained my health. My appe tite is splendid: I enjoy my meals and I do not find It necessary now to take any laxative medicines of any kind. 1 can sleep much better and am not nearly so nervous. "I take great pleasure in recom mending Tanlac to anyone who needs a good system builder, or who suffers with stomach trouble, I have recom mended Tanlac to a great many of my friends and am pleased to reach others by giving this statement for publication." Tanlac is sold In Medford by West Side Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J. AV. Itobinson, in Kogue Iliver by V. S. Cary, and by leading druggists in every town.' Adv. lee w atkins & co. ;sells Kerulcli I-Vcd, iter 100 lbs. . .$,1.85 Kgg Producer, jier 100 lbs. ... It.S.i Itulterinilk Mash, per 100 lbs. . . '1.00 Mlllrim, per 80 lbs 1.00 l'isber's Dairy IVed, per. 110 lbs. 2.7." Shelled Corn, per 100 lbs 2.75 I'lesli Corn -Meal, per lb lc We meet nil competition. Call und SCO OS. Delivery In City Phono 200 GIM CllUNG China Serb Store llorb euro for ear.tcne, headache, cat arrn, uiptimrtu, soro threat, lung trouble, ktilney trouble, stomueli trouble, heart trouble, chills and fever, crumps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked hre'ist, euros all kinds of goltura NU OPKUATIONS. MudlunL Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917, This Is to certify taut 1, trie undersign ed, had very soyere stomach trouble mid had beon bothered for sevural years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of G.m Chung (whoso Herb Store is at 214 South Front utreet, Hert ford), 1 decided to get herbs for my fttomnch trouble, and 1 started tc foelbiK better us soon as 1 used tnem and today am a well man and can heartily recoru ment anyone afflicted as I was to ae Qlm Chung and try his Itrbs. (Signed) y li JOHNSON. W Itupsaca: I'm. Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L. ChiMreth. Englo Point, M. A. Anderson, Medford, S. I. Holmes, Eagle Point. C. K. Moorf. Eagle Vobit J. V. Mclntyro, Kiglo Point. OeO. Von der Helen. KrIh Point. Plumbing and Stove Repair Coil fitting, stoves rebuilt. Prompt service. llriLsoiinblc charges. Good work S. It. CiVSTIfyK 100-113 S. Holly. IMiono 030 Aeotclyno WeliiiiiR. YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S YOU CAN GET THAT JOB And HOW) It bettor if yon linvo a HARLEY-DAVEDSON MOTORCYCLE So tlint you can GO See. tho li.st of used motors at tho shop of GAYLORD Knst Payments sure .Medford Xat. Phone IS-S-m GRANTS PASS MEDFORD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Kffectlvo October 25 LEAVE MEDFOHD. 10:00 a. m. ' 1:00 p. m. ' 4:30 p. m. Cars (top at all Intermodlate points. Office and Waitldg Rooms: Medford, 5 South Front, Nash Hotel Bldg. Phone 809. Grants PaBs: The Bonbonnler, Phone 160. VTe also operate stage lines from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix, Talout, Central Point, Jacksonville. Dally and Sunday. LEAVE GRANTS PASS. 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. m. A Cold Weather Friend You who suffer with cold feet will find BLACK BEAUTY WATER BOTTLE a true winter frjend. Filled with hot water, it warms the bed and you. It is a one-piece bottle and made of pure gum rubber. HEATH'S DRUG STORE ' The San Tox Store SYMPATHETIC SERVICE ' Rendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME' ' Your loved one is taken into the Home where thore Is always some one with thorn. Our Residence is on the Second Floor. We nro Licensed Embalmers and nro prepared to make Bhlpment to any purt of the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make nil arrangements. Lady Assistant. Phone 47. Corner of Sixth and Onkdale. One block west of Postoffice. To the Fruitgrowers We solicit your business and co-operation. Our sales organi sation is of the best. We are established in all-important markets. We are always glad to meet you and talk over your orchard problems. EARL FRUIT COMPANY OF THE NORTHWEST . . L. M. Campbell, Manager Medford District. FEEDS Mixed in Medford At last we are putting out pur own feeds mixed according to 0. A. C. formula, and can sell them at the. following prices, f. o. b;, warehouse : F. B. Scratch, $58.00 per ton. Per cwt - $3.00 F. B. Egg Mash $70.00 per ton. Per cwt 3.60 F. B. Hog Eats, $53.00 per ton. Per owt. 2.75 F. P. Pig Grow, $54.00 per ton. Per cwt 2.80 Ground feeds at correspondingly low prices. Custom grinding 15c per cwt. GIVE OUR FEEDS A TRIAL ! Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Phone. 932 4th and Fir Sts. THEVNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan The Void scMlnn, it;i an elwtrlc KtartliiK and liKfiliiiK system is very popular among tlio pcoplo rf ItoKiio Klvrr Valley. It is a prrnumcnMy en closed ear with sliding plato glass windows an open car with plenty of shade. To women it brings the convenience nnd luxury of an electric with durability, "dependability and economy of tho 1-oid. t'ome in and see this remarkable car ask for a demonstration. Von cannot help but he Im pressed by the moderate cost, beuuty and strength of the Kord sedan. i C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Cor. Sixth nnd Pacific Highway The Medford Auto Paint Shop (Registered) General Motor Car Rcflnlshlug , Central Jackson, l'Uone 707 Licensed CITY . SCAVENGER " All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in rcal deneo districts. lully business dis trict. I'hone 805. YUUTSKTT & JK.XM.MiS,