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PXQE FOUR MEDFORD MATE TRIBUyr?!, frrEDFORD, OI?EGON WEDNESDAY," M5RCH.- 2,7 1921- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN 1NDKPENDKXT NKWKI'AI'KK PUBM8HKD KVKHY . AKTEHNOON KXCf.T tSUNUAY BY THIS AIELlKORD 1'itlNTINO CO. ..The Med ford Snru.av Hun Is fiiriii.-iipi! subscribers desiring u seven duy dully pewnpaper. Office Mall Tribune Building, 25-27-29 in or m fir hi ree i. j-none m. . A consolidation of the Iiemocriitic Tlmei, the Mudf-ml Mull, the MtdMrd Tribune, Tho .Southern Oregunlan, The Avninna i ribunt. ,, ttOBKFtT V. KUJIL, Kelt tor. 'BUM1TKH H. SMITH, Manner. - SUBSCRIPTION TEBMSl BY MAIL IN ADVANCK: , Polly, with Hiindny Hun, year $7.f-0 ' Dally, with Sunduy Sun, inunih 7fi ' Daily, without Sunday Sun, yur.... 6.60 Dally, without Sunduy Sun, month . "Weekly .Mail Tlhunt. one year L'.u Sunday Sun. om year 2.oi BY CARRIKK In M.dforrl. Anulami. JaAksonvlllu, Central J'oiiit, I'hotiiix .. Talent: ' Dally, with Sunday Run, month 71 " Dull v. withojt Sunday Sun. mouth .CE . . Daily, without Sunday Sun, ytur.. Uf) -Dally, with Sunday Sun, one yur 8.5V Ai lornis oy currier eunn in uuvunlc Official paper of the City of Mt-dford, Official pupir of Jackson- County. ft worn dailv nvrnuf circulation for six mouths ondiriK Oct. 322G Entered us- Hfcond-ciuKH umtlcr Medford, Oregon, under the act of March B, ISiV. MKMUKHH OK TI1K AKSOC1ATKD I'ltKSH. The Assoolfth'd I'i-.'hh Is xclunlycly entitled to Hi' us.- fur r.ii.MU:iitlmi of all news dlHpalchfH crMlilt-d to it, or nol otherwise crfdilfd In this pit int. ami uImu the local nt-wH ptitdiHlud hfrcln. All right of rcpuldlcation of special dispatches herein art; also reserved. X Ye Smudge Poti j By Arthur Perry "The human race jwas never ho Bane s now,"' reports tluV American Med ical Society In a pamphlet. I'urllculai' y when it cornea to automobiles and sprint! lials-Bonu) holm; prepared to die,' nolens they can possess either or both. The lowllfed sons of guns who ought the war are trying to "loot tho treasury" with their bonus bill, while the sweet-scented politicians are nobly endeavoring to nostnnno the liatnful lirocess until jya. which .is aner uiw r rAii,.inn.i io.ia in ! u.ul1' ls 1 1 tue ciiiuice or I in pro vein they 'may need votes. .1 J ' Helen Ford Is tho star of "The Sweetheart Shop," a musical comedy, as (Jitlte often is the cuso. ' , When the Island of Vup Js secured (four Japan; There is no one so ably fitted for Grand Inside Yapper as 111 Jphnsoii of Cal. ."The twlBted seam on tho silken sock; yotlr coir. Is reliably Informed, Is be yond eradication, owing to a muscular condition1 resulting from putting one foot In front of the other. 19 lawyers proceeded to Jacksonville TueB. After firing all day thoy were fuller of questions than at the stait, .'A CLAIRVOYANT WEAKEN8 ".'-. ' (Eugene Register) . "Dear Miss Page: When 1 grad uated from high school I was class, prophet; my prophesy was splon ' did and I received great pralHu for , It. There was one girl, a great hum, who is now married, whom , 1 expect to visit mo 'next week, She con.sldoi-H mo a wonder und .-aays I niust tell her husband's ' fertuno. 1 do not know any way to . to.ll their fortunes only by card, and, ulna, 1 do not know how! Will you please tull me how to go about !t?-4joe." Sprang Is hero-Viynd su Is lllll Isaacs in a pliir Bi siuiriiMita utul puttees The Nil law of the henneries Is Cut the him thin, and put lots of walei in the Imijilo syrup. ' The war between Costa Itlca and Panma Isfover. Tho first named had nil tile cotklness knockvd out of.lliem when tiiey lost 11 killed and wounded lu tile very first buttle. Astronomers have discovered a new and Interesting atnr in (lie heavens the Immensity of which Is bevoml r.ini prehension like the llogue lilver flah bill, Several weddings which will culmin ate in June have hi ailed to sprout. . Marty drummers from Frisco, who talk glibly about New York, are call lug on local live wire merchants this week. One thing aliuiit (iermany" unlike Englund, she never suggested that her creuuors lorget want sue owed. It begins to look like the ilcmncrallr administration would have nice svealh er for quitting. Medford ladles visiting Col Sargent on the Tin Can front, admired tin thoroughness of his job, amf the Mine Yale texture of his foiiulelon. THE EUSSIAN THE latent Russian revolution will be taken with u train of salt. Lenine lias been overthrown us many times as William Jennings Hryan and has shown an equal capacity for resurrection. Nevertheless, whether or not the present soviet obituary is exag gerated, if present conditions are continued, the final demise of Bol shevism can only he a question of time. With foreign agression eliminated, the Bolshevik house of cards, must eventually colliipse of its own weight. The fatal defect in Bolshevism is in ils economic instability. It is based not upon a better, human histan alysis, it is nothing but emotion, -a dramatization id' the lius- sian temperament ol revolt. But for the pressure from witlfluit, it would long sinej have gun-; the way of other impractical Kutopias. Only the fear of foivign domi nation, and the Hussion passion for tue tragic comedy so long a presentation. But if the present disorder should be taken as an excuse for a re newal of tin; Kolchak-Denikiiie brand of reaction, then II-avcu (inly knows when the red flag will come down from the Kremlin. 1 or while yie Hiissian people, as n whole, have liljle use for Beiiineism, they have Icm use for Czarism. As between' the two lliev will light or t'.ie former. The present situation merely I'erciice in KiiKsia's internal affairs, improving them. . THE OLD T' UK (ierinau offer ol' reparation should mean the end of the present Herman government.' thing, thut- Herman diplomacy, in fered, has learned nothing. One might have, expected that would have taught (icriiinuv bad .............1:.. .....1 . .. 1 . :.. sup.i Mii.iwie.ss, ami meiKiaciiy, linker. But this offer to w allies, denioiistrales thai officials' in olilrol in Berlin, still believe in the old ganVe, I It is an outrage and a shame. If iermany. had shown at Ihis . . 1 ..1.,. . r , nii-eiiiii; uoi. tnu,t 11 jii 11, 01 coiiiriiiou, 1111 1 a lusposiiioii to M 1 1 all i ner earns on tae titme and meet Her riglitliU obligations, lo tho limit of her re.soureo-, there would have been an-excellent chance of a Ku ropcan adjustment on a basis of conciliation and, one might say, good w ill. ' . But now there is lit tin hope, anil Ciermany isi to blama The griev oiih finrt of the performance is that Kurojie must, suffer as well, for . . i-., ,. . until revenge is forgotten and reconstruction has begun. RipplingRhumes jWalt , FLAT IKOtH with Johnson in the ruin, in his ne.v fiO-liorsepower wain.. The rain was pouring down, gadxoks ! The I'ond was crossed by runnings brocks. Bui we weretsnug and dry inside, and carried Minion three cubits wide. Anil then, kerplunk, a lire went Hat; and .Johnson merely sighed thereat. And then lie left his cozy seal, and sloshed around on squirting feet. "You stay," he-said, "just, where you are; I'll do the fussing with the ear.". And out there in the tempest wild, he loiled around, ami still he smiled. lie scemtd to think his labors fun. and whistled ".lohu llie, (let Your (inn." And when. he'd changed Hie rubber lire, he climbed in frcm I lie rain and mire, ami grasped I he costly steering wheel, as cheerful as a hruocd eel.' "Oils l'i-h," I said, "a siiut. you are! . Were I compelled lo leave my ear and linker round it in the wet, my language would be blue, you bet!" And lolin soii heaved a smile at tin-; "I've lived for many years," saii'l he; "and I have known my lips and downs, and wilted 'neath mis fortune's frowns. I've found when things were going wrong, it' braces one to shed a song; in times of sorrow and despair it doesn't help me nut lo swear. " - lllll dhvays good See how smooth and rich it is iihvays good-See how smooth and rich it is Always good -See how smooth and rich it is Always goodrSee how smooth and rich it is i0LGER QUALITY feiC V" -vfeS I ., SITUATION. order, but no order at all. In the i . dreamy inaction, have permit'ed eslablishes the wisdom of iion-inte:'- as the only praelical uuilhod of. , GAME. For that, offer only Jiieuns one spile of what Germany has suf the collapse of Wilhelmstrasse, laith doesu t nay. that evasion, p. 1 .1 1. 111 e as cnscrediled as til - I rusyiau ,- , . ... , , ,, I en t aiiywlicrc icross the water, Mafon - i TIRES.. How Much Do You Know? 1 When did the people of United States elect a president of one party and a vice-presidunt of another? 2 What are asteroids? 3 What Is the difference between a "musical sound" and "noise"? 4 What is "ozone"? 6 When Iron 1b heated what Is the effect on Its magnetism? li What valuable medicine is made from the bark of u cinchona tree? 7 is sulphur a vegetable or mineral compound? ti When there are Iwo rainbows what are they called? a What is fratricide? 10 Where do we set ebony? Answers to YesterLMy'i Questions 1 What is archaeology? Ans. It is a study of antiquity or ancient thlng3. 2 What famous battle was fomrht at Gullies' Mills? Ans. One of the famous Seven Days' battles of McClcl lan's Peninsular campaign. X What state contains a bed of lava UK) miles long? Alls. . Idaho, The bed crosses the .southern portion or the state and varies from 40 to 110 miles in width. 4 Which presidents have been elected by . the house of representa tives? Ans. Two presidents have been elected by tho "honso. Thomas Jeffer son In 1801 and John Qulncy. Adams in J 825. , A B Why did England pay damages to United States for plundering done by, the "Alabama" during the Civil war? Ans. liecause- England permitted the vessel, privateer, to leave one of her nnrlu ..-' i 1 "" -milieu aiaies wus Mmm. in 11 dav with I11111111 inii.u.iint' Ans. (lalhHe, Okla. '' 7wlmt territoiy. was lnnuded iu , . river except lexas and Califurnla. It was bought In ISOi for 11,250,000. x What is the area of Texas?' Ans. Into this place, s.aid Prateau was set Texas covers 203,000 square miles. Its ting a fast pace, with Walter Goyne, greatest breadth is 740 miles and its American entry, nnd the others trail- greatest length 825 miles. 9 How were early coins made? Ans. They weie cut from metal and ham mered into shape. 1 10 How long did the War of 1812 Inst? Ans. War was declared June 18, 1812, and the treaty of peace wua signed Dec. 24, 1811. COMMUNICATIONS . Tlianki fur Hie lliuiiel. . To vhi- KtUior.: ' I I li-u.-te iill.iw UH'to Uliinli you in the inline of Ibu lillle people we repie Hi'iil, lor your kind o-oieratiiiii dur ing the recent drive In Meilford. Ah Ibis was Hie seeiind drive In a short space of time,' the publMty lo be tact fully handled, . arid (it most certainly was. Thank you many times. I When 1 was in CDrvnlllM. iwmiiv I rend with mu h liiteie.it it it extract ironi ine .Mciironl aiuil Tribune. In the, Oorvullis Cluzettc 'i'lmea, on the Monday cloning of the' movies agita tion. . bought Hvvcral copies of the impcr and cut (nit the article written l.y ytul, lo use as a inline I. igl. nl rea .siiidiiK on the1 HHliJc. t Mint i, nj. a so cial worker, nui nskeil lo copo with, land iiiiiiiy tiini H' inn ureil I nut, illy I lor my own piu tu-uiar views. I thank ynu Inr tins nrliile, lim. Very nlneerely yours. ..IANDT M. I'K'.NIJKdAST, . v Campaign manager. " Alliertlim ' Kerr" Mor.iery Homo. I'ol'tland, Clregiin: In biiildliiK nntoniiibile tires tho cot-.. ton fabric used Is cut on the bias. The SCiao ends of fabric rmlinlnli,,. nfioi. .huildliiK up the tire carcass urn snlil n I RCiaii" by most lire manufacturing, I concerns. .. ') . Crater Lake in Winter (Merrill Arthur Yothers) About his ragged rim the mist-veils creep , And fall Niagara-like into the blue; The ghostly winds among his towers sveep And Bigh and moan the dismal season through. When storm and darkness fold the lake '.n night, ' Behind chill shoulders of torn sentinel peaks. There moans a spirit through the mur ky light; I he spirit-ghost of old Mazaina speaks And all night Ions, the while tho tar ries roar And rage with dismal, undiminished grief, ; . . Tho saphlre billows clamor on the Bhore, And .whispering In sorrow seek relief. So does.Mazamn's spirit after death Return in fury in the storm wind's . breath. PRATEAU LEADING IN THIS PAS, Man., afar. 2 Some where between here and Kiln' Flon, the eight contestants in the annual 200 mile Hudson Bay dog derby today were "mushing" onward, struggling LOinM,h i. T.--. """"fa" aiiuwsLunii. uaiesL , ieiunn uau aum rrateau 111 me leau. Tim mmi early today Tor tho return to Tho 1'aa, which is expected to be reached late ca,c(.i iu 1111- ish withnyt stopping for rest. Indian runners, who brought reports Ing. Thirty-two per. cent of tho farm houses in the United States have run ning water in the house. . There Was Nothing So Good for.Congestion and Colds as Mustard . But ' the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Getthe relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, J white ointment, made with oil of mus ' tard. It is scientifically prepared, S3 that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin. Gentiy massage Musterole in with the finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re lief how speedily the p'ain disappears. Use Musterole for sore (hroat, bron chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges- nun, pieuriby, rneumaiism, mmDago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). . Gifts that Last Now Is the time to find aKnteii. We will nmke them up into Jewelry for yon. No two spec!- ' . ' .j mens are Just the same, and we all enjoy owning a piece of Ji.w eliy that Is different an 1 dis tinctive. Headquarters fcr Oregon Agatd Jewelry EDGAR WIGHT Tfn- . ,1 31ARv., ,..,s 17 X. Ccntrnl LEST WE FORGET INCOMK TAX nf.TfIt.Nii aro now due. WITH the assistance of Mr. Cones, who Is an Income Tux Specialist and an accountant of ability. wi feel the dlsanreeabie situations that nrir.e froin IX COnitKCT KKTl'lt.VM can lie avoldeil. ' BELLINGHAM SAYSIirSJVDNDERFUL1 5 Tanlac .Oyercaine Her Trou bles Year Ago. and She Is Still In Splendid Health . Gains Fifteen Pounds. "A year ago this February Tanluc restored my health and I have full just splendid ever since," declared Mrs. Wni.tucholz, 3101 Silver Beach avenue, ItelUnghain. . "Rheumatism and indigestion wore my main troubles and I was in mis ery sometimes night and day.1 My arms hurt so bad that lota of times I could not. even comb rny hair! and my hands were so stiff .and nchey I could not pick up anything or do the leas work around the house. My bark aehed terribly and I could hardly Htuup nvf'c to lace up my shoes. "My digestion was io poor "that neni-ly everything I ate turned against ''You'll Always Find " f j sayi the Good Judge .. ... abigdof;J iJH: ' ord narv kind: V Ami', thin full' iiVriv 'r-Mf toBacco taste gives a long - lasting chejwhw u a 1 1 j i satisfaction. f ' . ; ' ; :j.J HCp . , f-A.nV man who uses the Real Tobacco Chevv .' will tell you that. .. .. , Put up til. two styles . . V-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco , . RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco TT-ilrtl-llfir ra - - ii - i'iiii - Kiin ABY . ' '' 1IAXSH.VS 'I'UAI'XKST Sl'lCCIAfiS direct from llansen' Inriii and pimlnecil by Iiciik uilii. a 17S-. 2"r ckb it year rallu":. T'lie iKilancc of our stock is of the Haiwcn ami 'l uiicred Slnilus mil, ilircclly (ropilcslcil, but with years . of coed breeding belilml iliein. -1 (onsen's Tanerud Strain iiantien s i rapiictit Speeials-- 1 day old ebix .30... X woeks old ehlx . . . 8 weeks old pullets 4 -weeks old cock rein i.r.o .50. it weekH old cOck'VHi' 1.00 : ROGUE RIV?R C I', rarpcm'fei' THE STAR MEAT MARKET MEAT, FISH ursday and Choice Beef Pot Rcast, per pound . . . . 17c Fresh Side Pork, per pound . . . .i. " 20c,'; Hamburger Steak, per pound rl'V'f : ri$c Stew Beef, per pound . . .j tl5&" ' .' . 314 E. Main We Science .Mis us there. Is health mill, loiiaevily 111 eood bread. J''..)crlcncc has tiuiRlit ils Iioh lo make a staff or life Hint Sa Ily we are slail (lint SllOI.Z'S l.l ITIOK KOI.f, UKKAl, ' I fills the bill. . At Your Grocer. WOMAN me and my stomach Beemed to stay sour and upset all thd time. -Often there was a tight, distressing feeling in my chest and my heart palpitated till It made me'dizzy. I suffered a lot from constipation and headaches. J slept poorly, fell off. in weight and was so' discouraged I hardfy cared whether I lived r not. . " . "That was how J suffered for three years, but by the itme I had taken five bottles of Tanlac, I felt perfectly . well in fverv resnect and had sained ! fifteen pounds. Ever since 'then I have enjoyed splendid .health and hav'en't been troubled any more with indigestion or rheumatism. 1. sleep soundly and seem to have .uhusuul strength and energy forV person my age." ;i Tanlac is sold in Medford hy Went Side Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by. J, W. Itohlnson, in ttngue lilver by V. S. Ciiry. and by leading druggists In every town. Adv. That you get more genuine satisfaction at less cost when you use this class of : v tODacco;' (nm'.V .lit.. : io h : t'l -.v..,i'j A small chew lasts' so mnphiVirrirt'ifhiti 1AI I - nii?rjTT - j?riin CHIX lred lo lay . .20 .50 i.o .to:?5 (J120.00 per" 100)' ...... .(.Selected) Viv": (Selected),.' POULTRY FARM T'lione iol-W.' AND OYSTERS Friday Specials ; Deliver 1 lv 1 T ! BIG STOCK OF jijr.' Auto Springs for all makes of cars, now in stock . Made From Best Steel,; And Strictly ' Guaranteed Let us figure, on your truck bed i :' ,' BILLINGS Vl: Carriage & Aulo Works Car, Truck and Tractor Repairing ; We sliiml back of every Job wc do.' Ril W. TKN'TII ST. I'HOXK :IKH : .ri: : i : tii-. ii -ff.m-.fji p-iir-! iih- .1 (111:11 si:k now Wilson Auditing Co. Uberty nidB. E. M. Wilson. C. V. A. J. C. Cones, I. T. S. ' YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE V0EB I (CAllrOPNlAI I
