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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1921)
1 . rEDFCRn matt; TTtrnuxE, rEDFOT?r. OKEooy. Tuesday, FET?T?r.rcY 22. 1021 PAflE TITRET! HELL BENT B00I LEGGERS SCORED PRIZE BULL CALF r. : BY REVIVALIST Despite the flooa ft sooa audience : heard Rev. J. A. Smith's powerful ser- mon on Sin Sunday night at the First , Aletnodlst church. The song service ! was of unusual merit and was featured j by the congregational sing, an original solo by Rev. D. E. Millard, and a num ber entitled "In the Garden" by Mrs. Sasnett. j Here are a few of the sparks from : Smith's anvil: j "Sin Is the currency of hell that I buys the doom of mortals. Sin Is the ; great destroyer of manhood. It wastes ! strength; it spoils sobriety; it binds j liberty ; It blights nobility; it strangles J conscience; it bribes honor; It stubs purity and it wrecks character." Hootch "We have outlived the bleary-eyed, rod-nosed, hog-jowled, drunkened sot named John Barley-corn; but we now have to deal with his low-life progeny of weasel-faced, narrow-minded, hell bent bootleggers and wild cat stlllers who carry on their nefarious work un der cover of dnikness and mountain fastnesses." '. "The man who buys and drinks the rotten, red-eye, bust-head, distilled lightning Is a bigger fool than the man who makes it. Modern moonshine at ten dollars a "quart contains enough Concentrated dynamite to make a brute . of any mci. You can take any four-footed hog In Jackson county and- pbur a pint of this poison hootch down J his throat, nnd whou ho gets sober-Hf it doesn't kill him he will leaje itheso diggings wlthput stopping to say. goodbye or pay his bill. ... 1 i Profanity , "fliB trouble with profanity Is that It Is ust down-right dirty. The pro fane swearer Is coarse, vulgar, unclean not a fit companion for self-respect ing mountain goats. When a man gets in the vile habit of sprinkling dirty oats in his speech constantly he ought to e tied out in the lot with the pigs." Dancing ".Modern dancing should make mod est womanhood blush in shame. So ciety has run the changes on the tangos, the bunnie-hug, the turkey trot, the buzzard-lope, the Boston dip, itlje Frisco Flea hop, the bowl-wcavel-iwrlggle and the shimmle-she-wobble until It has become drunk on sensual- 'Dancing like all Gaul Is divided nto three parts. One third is physical, .one third Is esthetic, and one third Is sensual. A few more decades of indis criminate and extreme dancing and 'pride will be shaken from the pedestal, self-respect will retire in defeat, virtue Receive her mortal wound, and woman hood be shrowded in the sack-clothes pt disgrace." I 'The subject tonight is "The Devil's Short-Cuts to Happiness." IViEETSFRlDAY AT 8 Thferc. will be a stockholders moet ng Af the Jackson County Fair as sociation at the library next Friday i;venngr" nt eight o'clock at which timet reports will be received and of ficerp and directors will be elect id, wjiotwill have charge of the fair this fall, j ; - . 1 j The meeting Is considered of snor ing importance for the reason that the plan, of improvements as outlined by Professor Arthur L. Peck of the Oregpn Agricultural College will bo up for adoption. Proposed buildings, driveways and walks have been pre l.parefy.in a comprehensive manner so 'Ithat. everyone may see the scheme of development which will take place from lyear to year. When Grandmother Was a Girl OOP akirta were worn by those who first asked the druggist for, and insisted on having, the genuine Golden .Medical Discovery put kip by Dr; Pieroe over 50 years ago.-.Dressha8 changed very much" since" then I But Dr. Pierce's medicines contain the same dependable ingredients. iThey are standard today just aa they were fifty years ago and never contained alcohol. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical (Discovery for the stomach and blood cannot be surpassed by any tonic and alterative today. When you feel "all out of sorts" 'your vitality at a low ebb the lood becomes surcharged with roisons! The best tonic is called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis cover. Dr. Pierce manufactured this "Discovery" from roots and barks without alcohol a cor rective remedy, the ingredients of which nature put in the fields and forests for keeping us healthy. It puU vim, vigor, vitality into the blood. Try it. All druggists. Liquid or tablets. HOTEL MEDFORD Thecommlttee from the Chambrr of Commerce, of which ISoiiJ. V. Un- das is chairman, has everything com pleted for the convention to bo Held next Thursday for the formation of an association, which shall hava Its object the preservation of the scenery along the highways of Jack son county. me committee was granted the use of the federal court room in the post offlco building because ot the close relationship which such an or ganization would have to the forestry and national park service. The morning session will begin nt 10 o'clock. Mayor Gates. Col. 11. II. Sargent and ISenJ. F. Lindas lire on the program. Tbo special Chamber of Commerce luncheon will take place at the Hot;! Medrord at noon, nt which time Presi dent Walthi-r will present facts reli tlve to the scientific planting of trees and shrubs along the highways. 1 lie afternoon session will begin a one-thirty and the folluwing well known citizens are on tho prognuv: Alex Hpurrow, superintendent of Cra ter Ijiko National Park, Hugh H. Itankln, Supervisor of tho Crater Italic National Forest and Trofessop I. 10. Vinlng of Ashland who will deliver the key-note address, after which or ganization plans will be perfected. Toward the latter part of the after noon, Professor Albert It. Sweetser of the University of Oregon will tell of the effort thnnt Is being made by the university to preserve the trees, shrubs nnd wild flowers of the state. Kvery citizen of Jackson county in considered an authorized delegate to this convention nnd Invited to nttoiul one or nil of the sessions as well ns the luncheon at the Medford Hotel. 8 yum? "Chickens" New MacLean Comedy Douglas MacLean's latest starring vehicle "Chickens" will be the feature attraction at the Page theatre for four days commencing tomorrow. The comedy, a scintillating story of tile adventures and romance of a city youth who takes up chicken ranching. was adapted from the Saturday Kven- Ing Post story, "Yanconna Yillies," by Herschel S. Hall. The leading woman is Gladys George who heads a capable supporting cast which includes Clair MucDowell, Chas Mailes, Edith Yorke, Raymond Cannon Willis Marks and Al. Fllson. At the Rialto The Rialto theater takes consider able pride in announcing "Under Crim son Skies," as its attraction tomorrow. The many reports received concerning this feature assuro the patrons of this playhouse one of the treats of the year. Elmo Lincoln, the Colossus of the screen, is Its featured player, surround ed by nil exceptionally strong cast. - aeatergocrs who enjoy a story of romance and adventure, an unusual plot and characters that differ from thoso one meets In everyday life, will be sure to enjoy a treat In "Under Crimson Skies." Ueautirul scenes at sea, a raging storm on the deep, a terrific fight in the waters of tho Pacific and a hun dred other Unusual scenes add to tho effectiveness. of this feature. OPEXIXfi TO ICNTItY (IF IU0 ACHES OF LAXD P.OSEBUltO, Feb. 18. Notice Is hereby given that the following de scribed lands, embraced In power site reserves, have, been restored to entry under the provisions of Section 24 of the federal water power act of June 10, 1920, which reserves tho right of the United States to use or lease the land for . power . purposes.' ; From March 1, 1921 to .May 2. 1921, inclu sive, said lands will be subject to homestead entry under the provisions of said water power act, by qualified ex-service men of the late war with Germany. Appllcatons by cx-servicc men may be filed in this office from this date, nnd all such applicntiona received up to and including Febru ary 2R, 1921. will be considered as filed simultaneously nnd a drawing had to determine nny conflicts In im plications. From Wurch 1, to May 2, applications by ex-service men will be acted upon In the order filed. Any ot said lands not taken by ex service men on or before Muy 2, 1921, will become subject to settlement and appropriation under any applicable public land law, beginning May 3. 1921, subject to the provisions of said water power act. Lands open to entry: REM of SH',4 sec. 1-1, twp. 30, H, It 11 w, XV. M.: W'.-fc of NWV of sec. 8 and the KM of NW"4 of sec. IS, twp. 34 S., n 11 XV. XV. M-. 200 acres in all. XV. II. CANON. - ' Register. R. It. TV UN II, Kecelver. A Surprise Party. A very enjoyable time was had when about thirty-five neighbors gathered at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Oienn Haley, who reside on the Tracy ranch Thursday evening and completely surprised them.. Mr. and Mrs. Haley were recently married and moved into the neighborhood and the neighbors took this novel method of giving them a welcome and getting acquainted. The evening was spent in visiting and playing games. About midnight a cafeteria lunch, which the guests brought with them, wus served. With Medford trade li Modtord made GAL C. K. Hoover has recently purchas ed a bull calf from K. .M. C. Neiil. Josephine county, that should help to improve the dairy stock in this valley. If there Is unything in good breeding this nnimul should be of the best as his breeding shows that there are three gold medal sires back of him. Two on the sires side Kosaires Ogla Lad and St. Mawes, and Golden Clows Chief on the dams side. These three sires ' have produced more world's record cows than any other sires in the breed, so this animal should be of a splendid combination. Mr. Hoo ver is a member of the Cow Testing association and was interested in this animal through the association, ho is determined to Improve his herd and that he has already made progress Is shown In comparing the herd average of January, 1S20, with those of Jan uary. 1921. The averages for January 1920, per cow, were milk 20. S pounds, butter fat, 87 pounds tor January 1021. Milk 22. pounds, bulleii'at 1.11 pounds, nn increase of over 2 5 per cent in butterfat per cow. To make this Im provement, Mr. Hoover has sent 17 unprofitable! cows to the butcher, and has replaced them with high grade cows. Mr. Hoover gives all credit to this greut Increase in production to the information and help tho ltogue River Valley Cow Testing association has brought to him and the personal interest Mr. Uirhan, the tester, gave to the dairy herds under the associa tion. MAY ROBSON Af E MARCH 1 ln"Nobody's Fool" Miss Ilobson has a part different from nr.y she- has essayed In her former successes, one that gives her much broarter op portunity for the display of the ver satility with which she is possessed, and in construction and lines, con tains more comedy and dramatic situ ations. Its story is coherent, natural, and interesting from the rise to the fall of the final curtain, und In the Interpretation of her role, lends to the stage a character, whose methods of straightening put difficulties would If followed, make every home In the universe a happy one. Augustus I'itou, Inc., hns given the play a most elaborate setting, and a distinguished cast of players, and If tho reports that have reached this city in advance are to be credited, local playgoers certainly have a treat in store for their delectation. Miss Robson will be the attraction at the Page theatre Tuesday night, March 1. The sale of seats will open Saturday, Febiuary 26, at 12 o'clock. RELIGION IS CURE OF THE WORLD'S UNREST A Sacred Concert was given Sun day evening at the First Baptist church. In spite of the unfavorable weather conditions, a good sized au dience was present and greatly en- Joyed the music, which was up to the high standard set by Mr. Walker, the choir director. There was a pleas ing variety, nnd all the selections were well executed. An unusual amount of time Is glvon to the work of the choir in tho regular as well as the special music. The musical pro gram for Kaster Is already well under way, and will be of a high order. Rev. F. R. Lench gave a short address Sun day evening on the "Cure for the World's Unrest." The speaker point ed out that the unrest of tho day Is to be met by an emphasis on the moral and religious life of tho na tions, rather than on the economical or social. The hope of civilization lies on a larger emphasis on the moral life in all the affairs of life. A break up is possible unless this is done. BED PEPPER HEAT QUICKEST RELIEF Concentrated Heat Penetrates Brings Quickest Belief Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, aching joints. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try "Red Pepper Rub" and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, pene trating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feci the tingling heat. In three minutes, it warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the con gestionand pain is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Almost in stant relief awaits you. Use it for colds in chest No matter what you nave used for pain or congestion, don't fail to try Red Pepper Rub. AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and Revarnished 221 North Or. L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop. Phono 777 ? ft F I A J THE HUB COAT & SUIT CO. Present Wednesday Evening first comprehensive showing of ; ; SPRING APPAREL For the first time since' 1913 Easter comes in Marchthe 27th. We have therefore advanced the date of our first imoortant showing of new thintfs for 1 O innumerable Spring wardrobes. These garments are daily rrom their tissue wrappings to our selling departments. Everything is marked f at the lower-priced levels of 1921. We shall be glad to have you look at our collection. Evry garment received this Spring selected by one of the best resident buyers of New York City. Music by Alford's Imperial Orchestra THE HUB COAT & SUIT CO. I The Cash Store. In the Heart of the Business District -TRADE MARK : AT THE PRICE You Cannot Afford to Do Without It 79 35 ; J -We have a few in stock none on the road Place Your Order Now. Better Be Safe Than Sorry C. E. Gates Auto Co. I I - Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway ' I I At the Nat Wgal! Wednesday Evening Showing the Newest Novelties in Coats, Suits, Dresses, -V Skirts and Blouses All garments to be shown on living Models ftf I WW $ ? T T T ? T T r ? O - - -j- being sent fresh T i yj ! A
