Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

VACV, STX
METJFOTTO 'MATL TTCTRTTTfR . "NITlTVFOTiD. OTfEHOy, TTTTTRftDAY, "NrATiCTT 10. 10211
"HOME, SEEMS!'
Your Figure
Gan Be Improved
TALK' '
OFF
s FORCES IN SIBERIA
A 7 ft 1 tA
'4 vl-
'Years of experience in fitting corsets
lias indiea1i'l to us that all figures
are. usee.)tille to 'definite improve
nient if (reatcd seienl il'ieallv.
Tlie aliilily 1o scleel the proper cor
set and to fit it seienl ifieally so that it
will aeeonijilish most for the wearer
is, in our opinion, one of the most,
valuable asset our Corset Depart'-,
nieni possesses.
Our filters are trained experts who
devote a. portion of their time eaeh
season in adding to their scientific
figure knowledge through study
under foremost corset authorities.
Their expert service and advice as
sures that , the correct corset Cor your
particular type of figure will always
Jtj,ie, p'econimended. 'Buch a corset', ex
pertly? fitted, will improve the figure.
. and insure .satisfaction.
,1 l!. I
i rot . .
Have You Tried
Snow Flakes
in the Family
Tin?'
You knrw how good SnoA Flakes are how
crisp and tasly? You can serve these dainty
wafers on so many occasions. Why not buy a-lamily-siio'
tin. which, will insure a constant
supply ? Your grocer can supply you.
Don't as lor ctackers
say snow flakes
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
.:v ' The
Geo. L.Treichler Motor Co.
Have some good used cars
Dodge Brothers, one Hudson Speedster,
two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck.
For sale, all in good condition and prices are
reasonable.
...
,- .
Come in and look them over
: ; AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
. 2?l North Fir.
, .1 L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Phone 777
ti :. :: .
Licensed
CITY "SCAVENGES
All rvfuse Iimmmate1y removed on
short no! Ire. Weekly v!nlt In rfl-dt'fu-o
tll.Hti IftM. Dully buslrtesn dis
trict. 1'hono
WlHTfciKTI & JENNINGS-
TOKIO. (Correspondence of Asso-
elated Press.) Nothing but a real and
: self-expressed desire on the part of the
peasant and masses of tho people of
I Siberia to overthrow Bolshevism will
Induce Ataman Semlnor to take up
'arms once more against the troops of
! Moscow or Its allied government of the
: Russian Far Eastern Heimblic In Chita
staff of the dlsljauded Semlonov forces
who has arrived In Tokio after a con
ference' with the fallen leader In Muk
den. In spite of the fact that General
Sukin brought with htm and presented
to Ataman a pellt.-un "signed by some
fill, 000 refugees from Siberia now In
Mongolia" which urged their former
"Uattle Leading Headman" not to
cease the fight against the Ked forces,
Senionov will take no Initiative nor
will he recross the border to the north
unless and until he is thoroughly con
vinccd that most of the people in Asian
Hussla have experienced a thorough
revulsion of feeling against their pres
ent government, says the general. If
such an event should come to pass,
Semlonov would have a potential arm
ed force of approximately ISC, 000 men,
according to the estimates of his chief
of staff, whereas the high water mark
of his army Jn the past was but 45,000
of whom only approximately 30,000
could bo counted as actual combatants.
General Sukin, who was twice im
prisoned by the Bolshevik forces after
his return from the German front fol
lowing tho dissolution of tho Czaris't
government, who commanded an army
corps under Admiral Kolchak and who
made the march from Omsk to Trans
liaikal Willi the Kappol forces, claims
to bo In as close touch as possible with
tho sources of communication through
out Russia.
He predicts the downfall of bolshev
Ism, discrediting Its administration of
his home country and attributes to It
all the Ills from which Russia Is now
suffering. The bulk of the people he
says are "fastened to the earth," are
"burled alive," are "submitting to the
rule of force produced by a moral
Inertia, bred of centuries of oppression,
first by the ancient Tartars, then by
tho Tsurlst landlords and police forces
and now by tho Bolshevik dictators,1
who are using all ot the old methods
of oppression, but aro even more ttn
scruplous than tlioso who have gone
before."
Somloiiov's desire, says General
Sukin, is not to restore the old regime
but to overthrow sovletlsm and com
munism In the hope of substituting
sonio'' better and moro just form of,
government." '
By Violet Moore lUgglng.
not me newest thing In
uaiuing suits that Mae Murray 1b
ooanuB iu mis scene from
Georgo Fltzmanrlce'a nrorti.Hn
St.""01!,0' 1y"' Paramount
v.vvuio. iiv, k s a aance frock!
of the Ch iron Voll," and this Is
what was left of the costume after
wild whin In the mazes of the
The Wy pictures the vlld ex-
?mlel,c.es that came t0 FBh Mor
rill (Mae Murray), the daughter
of a South Sea Island pearl smug
gler after she leaves the islands
where her life had been one of
sheltered Innocence,
- The departure from the island
Of Dion , Holme (David Powell)
.man I08 has come to love,
ana the subsequent murder of hor
lather, cause her to leave the
Island via a wondering burlesque
troupe headed for London. There
fif UH?" th.e. Eamut ot Lond"
life but Anally goes back to the
Peace and nwantnoo. A. . u , .
In the South Seas, with her lover.
TAHITI NOT SUCH -
A PARADISE AS
FICTION DEPICTS
wit
1" M
:'' Seg'ii
GET EDUCATION
, Now Showing at tho Rialto. 1
IS
NKW YOItK. fur. Health nii
thnrlth'R In New York mid other eiifes
aloiiK the Atlantic conHt, nro uuildiit;
HtronK1 cffortH to cope with tho tf
eHo of Hlt'oplng HicknesH or encoplui
litis U'tlmrKlcu. wlilcli iH reporttU jus
uiiUMiiuIly tirevnU'iit tills year. While
Mint Inn that the nmliuly Khmiht not
cause public alarm, tho medical headH
have warned that it should not be
under-cNt limited.
AH an evidenco of tho renewed
sweep of the peculiar epidemic, re
ports for the fli'Kt Hcven weekH or
Hi2t fiullcate more than 218 caKct) in
New York city, of which 2,5 per cent
were fatal. During' 1H20, a total of
fiflO eaucH wero reported in thlH city
with tho dcuth toll comparatively
umnll.
The most important step taken in
the war on the disease was the move
in several states In making slcepim;
sick tioHS reportable. Thin has been
done in Massachusetts and New York.
In New York several health offic
ial! admit they are up aKainst a ha(
fllnff problem.
VarlotiR versions as to the source
and ravages of tho disease have been
offered. Health rommlssiom-r Cope
land, of New York, believes the dis
ease Is not contagious in the ordinary
sense.
"This is proved. " he adds, "hy the
fact that out of the total number ot
eases reported Inst year in New York
City, only in two instances was n
second ease reported, where one pre
viously haft been found." The com
missioner pointed out, however, that
the majority of cases were reported
on tho lower Knst Side. Indicating
sleeping sickness inlht have resulted
from contrasted living quarters.
QUICK RELIEF
PAPEETE, "Tahiti. Mar Dissemi
nation of literature anout Tahiti and
the nelKhboriug islands ' falsely- pic
turing them us Utopias of unbridled
license and no work, is hearing fruit
in tho arrival here of people of little
or no resources vho it is predicted,
soon will bo bothering their respec
tive consuls for help.
Most of tho writings about Tahiti
aro pleasant reading for one who
would spend a -winter evening by a
gas log fire and allow his imagina
tion to ramble, ou, a. holiday. It is for
these people thaLtthd books and ar
ticles aro written.
Hut tho" reaifcK who "takes 'the.
writings serlouslyv faces disappoint
ment when he upends several hun
dred dollars to get to a place where,
according to tho book, a ' golden
brown maiden wil gather him to her
bosom and fish and cook for him.
while ho reclines in the cool shade. In
silk pajamas . .
Men arriving ;iere ; without funds
are, in. tho language of tho islands,
"on the beach" and must depend upoji
some chance ship offering them op
portunity to work passage to some
other point, for the Tahltlan native,
after 150 years acquaintance with
the white man, has formed an opinion
in regard to that majestic belli-; that
would not look well in print. The
hospitality of tho natives has been so
abused in the past that now only
sound coin buys his favors.
To characterize tho Islands as sinks
of debauchery is not In accord with
the facts. Tho ls)ands nro beautiful
and romantic and being in constant
communication with the outer world
by wireless and steamer, are well in
formed and clvill'd. - The trading
companies are thoroughly , organized
on modern- lines nnd economic con
ditions offer little opportunity to the
outsider. .
OUT OF POLITICS ,
PLEA
WASHINGTON. Politics and edu
cation don't mix P. P. Claxton, federal
commissioner or education, contends.
Their assoc.-atlon m state school sys
tems is bad for Doth, he finds and the
sooner they are permanently divorced
"tho better It will he lor education and
all that is dependent on it."
"Our political parties do not differ
In regard to educational principles or
practices any more than, they do In
regard to the ten commandments and
the moral code," the ' commissioner
said in a statement arguing the point
Wise and effective administration of a
ystem of public schooling that has
"just growed up" like Topsy, but' now
involves un average expenditure ot
$25,000,000 a year by each state, re
quires ability and devotion, he said,
and should be "wholly separate from
ami 'independent of partisan politics."
To reach this end, the commission
outlined a uniform system which might
be a'doptod, be said, In all states. . This
would lucludo a non-partisan, non
professional elected or appointed Btate
board ot education, "made up ot men
and women of affairs" and represent
ing fairly all sections of the'state. The
seven or nine members would serve
seven or nine year terms': with one
term expiring each year. No member
to be eligible to reappointment in or
der to bring in new blood. Mombers
would be non-removable except r
cause and the board would elect its
mwn chairmen and its members receive
a nnerai per oiem instead 01 saiury.
"Largo salaries," Mr. Claxton 'said,
"would tempt members to try and earn
their salaries by meddling with execu
tive details properly belonging to em
ployes of the hoard" and, he added,
would attract "men and women of
small ability" to the jobs.
Get Dr, Edwards' Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Kdwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No
RripinR results .from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally. They
never force them to unnatural action.
Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets are a
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
If you have a bad taste, bad breath,
feel dull, tired, are constipated or
bilious, you'll tied quick and sure re
sults from Dr. Kdwards" little Olivo
Tablets at bcdtiiuv.
WHO FAILS
SUICIDE EFFORT
WU'SSKf.S. The question whether
one person is guilty of a crime In has
tening the death of another who Is
suffering from a mortal wound has
been decided In. the negative here in
the case of a married mnu who shot
and killed a girl who had attempted to
commit suicide. Ills plea was that she
was dying nnd tltnt he killed her rather
than to watch lier suffer. He was ar
rested but acquitted of the charge of
murder by the Hrabant court of assizes.
The man in tho case was Jerome
Hermans. 32 years old and the girl was
Celine Ynndyci:, age IS. They had a
love affair and the nticmpt at suicide
resulted. The shooting occurred in the
Hols do Cuuibro, I.russels' largest pub
lic, park. .
"Collne ran from the path into a
thicket,'' said Hermans. "I heard a
shot and rau after her. She had shot
herself in the temple but was still
alive. I could not set? her suffer and J
took. her revolver and shot her in the
hack of tho neck'. Then' she was still,
anil 1 shot myself."
1 Ioniums recovered from his wound
and was In prison for eight months
until acquitted. , Medical testimony
given at the trial was to the effect that
the girl's suicidal wound ultimately
would have been fatal.
$tfontf.
PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re
lieves ITCHING PILES and you
can, get restful sleep after the
first application.'
All druggists are authorized to
refund the money if PAZOOINT-i
MENT fails to Cure any case of
. ITCHING. BLIND, BLEEDING or
PROTRUDING FILES. Cures or
dinary, cases In 6 days, the
worst cases in 14 days.
It is guaranteed by Paris Med
icine Co., Sl Louis, Mo., Manu
facturers of the world-famous-Grove's
Laxative Bromo Quinine
tablets.
'This signature- iJ on every box
of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c
WHY, WALK?
' .: V y ' ( . ';
' It is iretilthier and
CHEAPER TO RIDE
IT yon Hile a
Harley-Daoidson "J
r.ieycle or Motorcycle
Gaylord Motorcycle
Shop - --
I O UO fo&
m
Planting your money in our! bank is sowing the. seeds 'of
CONTENT, SUCCESS and INDEPENDENCE. ,
Culitvate the banking habit; it will help 'you to grow in
your own. esteem; it will gain for you the CONFIDENCE of
those for whom or with whom you work. .
Confidence means CREDIT and a good credit is, a help and .
often a necessity. -. '
We invite YOUR Banking Business. .
Jackson County Bank
: .; . . Member flS,TOiifl
. : 1
' -11 tXWWit - J.
i STAIMDOILCOMPAW SZi
SYSU'ATUETIC SEI5V7CB
nendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at r .
THE PERL FUNERAL HOME
Your loved one Is taken Into the Home where there' Is aVwayg
some one with them. Our Residence is on the Second Floor:. , . '
We are Licensed Embalmers alid are prepared to make shipment
; to any part of the Onlted Stales or Foreign Countries. We will
take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements.
. Lady Assistant. : ' '. Phono 47.
Corner of Sixth nnd Oakditlo. One block west of Postofflce.
GRANTS PASS MEDFORD;
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Kf fective kotier 2.1
LKAVK JIKKFOKD.
10:00 'a. in.
. , l:oo p. m. ;
t:30 pm. ,
Cam stop at all intermediate points.
Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford, 5 South Froat, Nash Hotel
Bldg. Phone 309. Grants Pass: The Boubonnler. Phone ISO.
We also operate gtujre line from Medford to Ashland. Phoenll,
Talent. Central Point, Jacksonville.
Dklly and Sunday.
LKAVK GRANTS PASS.
10:00 a. m.
1:00" p. m.
4:30 p. m.
I'