Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPIGE FOTTTl MEDFORD MATE TTtrRUNT:, MEDFOTID, OTKOOX, FTJTDAY. MATJOIT 31. 1921 Medford Mail Tribune AN IS'IJKI'ENIjKNT newkpaprr PUBUliHKD KVKRV AKTKIt.NGON . JJXCKPT SUNDAY HY T1IK WEIjKORL PKINTING CO. Tbw Medford Sunday Hun Is furnlnhed uoacnwri aesiring a seven day dully newspaper. ' . Office Mall Tribune liullrilrtg. North J-'lr BtreeL Phone 75. Jl consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Med ford Mall, the Medford Tribute, The Southern Uregonlan, The Ashlund Tribune. HOBKKT w. Kl.'KU Editor. 8UMPTKK 8. SMITH, Manager. UBSCBIPTZOH TEBMSi BY MAIL IN Al.VANCli: Pally, with Sunday Hun. year $7.50 HOOVER VERSUS HEECULES. Dallv. with Kunilfiv Hun. month. . Pally, Without Sunday Sun, y-.ar.. Wltti.tllt Hllnit:,v inlh t.r. Weekly Mail Trlbun.-. omyeiT t'.UU Bwnday Kun, one year 2.00 BY ; CAKKiKJl In Mfrifunl. Ashland, Jacksonville, Central J'ulut, Phoenix, 7lentt Tfiiy, with Sunday Kun, month ... .7 . Pally, wlthojt Sunday Hun, month ,C Pllly, without Ku inlay Kun, year.. 7.f.' Iaily, with Sunday Hun. one year S.St All lernib by carrier cash in auvance. Official paper of the City of Medrord Official papi-r rtf JackKon County; Sworn daily avrtf circulation for U tnotitliH hiiIIhb, Oct. lsiio ZVlt, Entered as n-conl-cinBfi mat icr ai Medford, OreKOn. uiidt:r the act of Marc I MEilBBHS OK TIIK AKHOCIATKD PHKKH. The Anaoolnteil lr-H Ih pxrliiHlvcly entitled to liitf uns for nimbi JcaUuii or all newH dlHpatiht B cr.-dlh'il to li. or not OtherwlKe credllfd in (hit paper, and u)ho ilia lu eat iifWH puitllHitcti iitTfin. All rltfhta of rfpi'Mlrritiuii of Hpcclal ompaicht-s nTcin are uitio rtnervo. By Arthur Perry T! : n Finn ami lj :il n i y weather lias incrons ed the activity un the Jacksonville curb murkot. Tlio bulls wore ncllvt; Wednesday, and u drive has been stnrt ed" Tor thu Installation of cushions (in (he.'odge of the sidewalk. Natives arc also coagulating lit Hie corner where California Ktreut liuailH fur the Apple gate for their dally sun hath. Ah the bum nroceedH on It h Journey upward and northward the bathers will grad ualy move over Into the shade. . flic democratic administration' tins ceased' to function, which has nolhlng ut al o do with the democratic soli squad. HKlf ttERT HOOVER promises to liave bis hands full. For tlie su preme JiroliJcms of the Harding administration are to be eco- ......l.l, l l. e i i . ... ut; i.iuun-iiin, mhu me dormer iooa auministraior is.tlie one man in i Ihe cabinet best qualified to solve them. It is1, therefore, almost in evitable that before ve'ry long, Mr. Hoover, will be saddled with the 1 Ti,rriil..i. n fuulf '.f 11 iioami ...1.1?.. n t. . .u T rr . - ui,.,wnuiuiuiB imnc me iuiu .j. i'. ,u organ men-1 iioiirti several years ago. For that is the essential problem, bringing order out of ebaos re turning eggs Unit have been scrambled, into Hie market-basket of a I steady ami profitable production. To accomplish this feat, will re-! quire the wisdom of a Solomon, combined witli the presdigitating skill of a Hermann (he (,'ieat. 'Perhaps such an aeeomiilisliment Ts too! much for any human, but there is every r axon Ui believe tLe present Secretary of Commerce will be put to the test. ' - .... Take the preent railroad situation for example. A general reduc tion in wages has bien announced which is all right as far as it goes, lint it is going farther. With unskilled labor out of the way skilled labor v. iil be attacked. . ' j 1'nlcss all precedents are disregarded, the latter re.luetii.n me ins 'a fight. The railroads will then be' faced by this dilemma, how. to iciluce rales lo satisly essential business iiilerests on one hand, am keep uy wages to sal isfv labor on tiie other. Some will say ibin't satisfy labor. Hut then comes the question of efficient service. This is a,comniodity under labor control. How can tiie railm.-Mls ol tins country give ellieienl .service, if the men rtimiin the railroads rel'iiM- to give i1, because of general discontent. nun so 011 alio so loi tli. l be taril, is the next step. The farmers and- manufacturers hnve been promised a high protective tariff. So far, so guiil, but again one must go farther. Europe owes this coun try Komi thing like ten billions. .Obviously Europe can't pay in cash, it must pay, therefore in goods. ' lliiw ciin'a tarilf wall keep foreign goids out, and at the same time, allow foreign goods in?' Or shall Ihe ten billion debt be written off, and the high tariff written on ? , ' ' Anrt so on ami so forth again. The more One looks into the' ecu-' noinie situation in this country, which is far. better than the economic situation anywhere else, the more one is inclined lo close the think- tank shop ami go fishing. Hut they can't goj'ishing in Washington. That's the tragedy of it. For four years now they must cut bait. And so it looks like it busy season indeed, for the Harding administra tion and particularly for Mr. Hoover. II 11 t-Zk VSk. 1 1 1 1 I , - 1A I III! I II where B$ tl t f y UfanD (El 0 1 h t a re sold Springes here. Come in and look over our line of new Spring Suits for men and young men. We are offering a combination of style and quality with a money back guarantee that cannot be equaled elsewhere at such prices as - ': - . $35.00 to $50.00 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY who can they be? ' (From at. Eva Post.) tike the Medford family which made' such excellent rum, he (IpoHu't particularly object to the ' hioiiey, lint ho hates to have 'PtMfldo know how he gels It, tyhHtlItiK by Espoo unnlneH has be come so violent that ripples form on coffee Cups, and the lemon pie wobblcB In. Front St. boanerlos every tluio the ongjjliler pulls the whistle cord. ' "pf Coui-se You Will Weur Clothes Easier Sunday" (Ad Corvallls Cla- stetle-TImeB). Not the sllghtost doubt of It','-' . ' . 1 80 HAVE WE ALL (Weit 8clo News) ' WEST SCUIO, Mar. 9. Mr. .Thurston has Buffered u streak of bad luck The 13,000,000 tourlrit hotel planned to he erected at Crater Lake Is-npt tof be approximately $2,999,9!l!).! wind. Unfortunately Mr.' Mica Wonuick's oil, well has so far failed to gtish with anything Ilka his own spontaneity. KNIGHT8 ARE 8TILL BOLD ,jj';- : (Eugene Register) . fllionr Miss I'ngo I am a con sln'nt reader and would like some .reHlj Information. I was with my gllJ frlcnd iit a party and for some roijsfm tfyir$yui!i.'n hIuk (nil ivi her which hurt her feelliuts vety much. Shoitld 1 ' go Vo this othcfi'yohiiK gcntleiiiRii and iiHk lilm to cujitq, and ask her forgiveness? I'leaso answer us soon' as possible., as ( om very anxious, Larry." A young lady takes exception to 'the allegation herein that furs, which the girls are woarlng. now that climatic conditions arc shifting around when' thuy. don't really need 'hiii, originally rested on tho backs of coyotes. If H Is not for the fact that Ihe Hebrew gents who control tho fur supply would noLstoop to so ornery a trick, it would be suspected they were fliH( worn by a cat, and dyed to look like a fox. The charming and nceuralu shooting Clara llamon Smith, has gone on trliii for the murder of the Hon. Jakt) llamon. ... ' DINING ROOM CLOSED (Albany Democrat) Mrs. Lyons Is doing ihe domestic work at the hotel while Mrs. II. .1. Shenk Is caring for the sick. "Whitehead, according to the police wag shot where he sat." (Sacramento Union). What a place to sit! Several of the women folks after try ing on all the new spring hats in town, have about decided to make last year's do. American Holdlers Introduced the gum-chewing habit to Km ope w here It has persisted since tho removal of the troops. Wu RipplingRhumQsi MIND AND-MUSCLE. o the II, FORTY learned nrofessors toiled on. tlie- through; they were not ehe:ip-john guessers- things they knew; the lliidnight oil was burniiij might gather, learning; lung 'years -I'heV .knew i that they dissipations spurning, 'they delvi where knowledge grew. They toiled while vain earoiisors as sailed the vintner's vats, and they wore baggy trousers ind .pro historic hats; for men of learning never gel, much for their en deavor; the coin's for fellows clever at pimchiirg others' sluts. The fighter meets a lighter, exchanging foolish swats; and then the winning blighter w ith Colonel Croesus trots;, who ' would not be a bruiser, when e'en the battered loser beeoiiit's a wealthy snoozcr and buys .some city lots? A Oeinpsey calmly seizes'two hundred .thousand bones for whipping sundry ejicoscs or inef ficient drones'; but oh, the men of learning! They always lire re turning to pawnshops with a yearning to get some transient loans. Thuy soak their books of knowledge, they souk their cows and eiilu. lb,.ti .i.xut .... ....11 ii...:.. . . , ........ ...... iinmi nu iu coiiigc, uicir wives must nave hats; their income is so slender each wears hut one pugs get the legal tender lor sluggingMoinrs and slats. Durham H?se .hi black and brown I ; . , 35c quality jLqJ? Canvas Gloves ' V r with Leather Palms I'ormerly said a,4 59c Ad tsjr Men's Spring Cap3 A variety cf cclcr3 Gacd styles 75c new saspender ; Silk Hose c that were cheap 1 1 Outing Flannel '"'fib fl k(V Nightshirts -DXin A regular $3.00 number X,,,,; . . Men's $4.50 and $5 Hats tfbfSk . A large assortment Special for Saturday j. ad . Men's .. Linen Cellars 1 Km Men's and Boy's Clothing Department Manns' Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Entrances on E'. Main and N. Central .MEDFORD, OREGON Boy's Shirts Fine Quality, Chambray 95c I , . v ' .- - How Much Do You Know? South Carolina? Ana. Columbia Is tho state's. capital.' The city became ho capital lu 1790. 7 What Is paleontology? Ans. It 's the science which deals with fos sils. S What is Ihn study of shells called? Ans. Conchoiogy. ! What Is tho "I'roccncal Lan guage?" Ans. It is one of the so called Homnnce languages, all or which tiro directly descended from the lunguago of ancient Homo. , '10 What Is the largest song bird.' Aim. Tlie Lyre lllrd i: iiistraLjt. SAGE TEH BEAUTIFIES JWD DARKENS HI It Barkens So Naturally that No body can Tell. 1 Ih It possible to talk with a dlvur when ho Is under water? -What tort of sewing machines are used to new carpet and other ma terial of grent weight? 3 Was the lleclanitlon of Inde pendence) Blgned .Inly 4, 1770? i. I How much money Is raised an nually throughout the world Tor Christian missions? H What was the first tiitmo of the Capo of (lood Hope? 8 Who wan, known as the "Hack- woods preacher?" I :Arj the Cascade mo'.iulalns old er or younger than the Uocky .Moun tains proper? s How li!(;h are tho Cumberland 1 Don't Stay Gray! uioiinuilUK r . 9 How fur Is the moon from the earth? 10 Where a. thy I'alk'and Is lands?':. . Answers lo Ye:Uerda's Questions. 1 If the axis of the earth were perpendicular what would be the re sult? Ans. The days would all be the same length. '. How Is It possible to tell In th'a country when earthnuitkes oreur thottmnilH of miles awav? Ans. The earth has been shown to be more rigid Hum steel and a shark In one place Is propagated rapidly to dis tant plonts. Seismographs are lined to reioiil uuakes. They uro delicate machines and record tlte slightest shocks. ; What life existed In the-Mesoi- olc era? Ann. During this period reptiles were probably the dominant type of life. THE STARMEAT' MARKET Meat Fish Oysters . SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ' Choice Eeef Pot Rcast, per pound . . . 171c Chaice Eeef Short Rib3, per pound .... 15c Hamburger Steak, per pound ....... .'. 20c ;Gocd Baccn, per pound ............. :30c Fresh Smelt, per pound ,8c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 Yon enn turn gray, fadud hair beau tifully t'.nrlc and iuntrous almost ovur inht if you'll ct-t a AO cent boUIe of "W votliV Sai,M and Sulphur Compound" nt any lrw store. Millions of UittUa of tliia old f;imoit!i S;io Tea Krcipf, im proved by tlu Additiou of other inrt'di rtits, are sold annually, says a well known druit lioro, hVcnusi! it riarkcnn tin l-uir so naturally and cwnly that no ore cm tc'l it Iihm been apilu'd 'I hose whci hulr is turiiini; pra or !immii:ifi i'adid have a aurprio awaiting thui, iHvause ufUr om or twjj pilica tioiiB the ;ray hair vanishrs and your lorks bi-comu l"uxurittntly dark and beau tiful. 'IhiB ia tha apo of jouV.. Cray-hairtNl. unattiaotivc folk nn-n't wnnttvi around, so pi-t buy with Wyoth'a Saro nn.t Sul phur Compomid to ut'') t and vou'll be do- ifrituti wiin your dark, handsomi1 hair Mrnl nii- ntitrifiil Atiru nrun.t.1 u-il.in The rarlli'st rtMiiains of! fw tViv. BAD BREATH mm m i A Marked Decline in Irciich iiiiptirtalitius . , . Azure Face Powder, from $1.75 to $1.30. Le Tref'le Face I'owder, from $2.00 to $1.30. Floramyc Face Powder, from $1.75 to $1.30. C'oty's rOrij,'an Face Powder, from $2.00 to $1.30. Djor Kiss Face Powder, from 85c to 05c. D.jcr Kiss Talcum Powder, from 40c to 35e. ' . Fiver's Toilet Waters also declined. , ' HEATH'S DRUG STORE . The San Tox Store f f 109 East MainSreet: !.' T'H 1 n0 YOU WANT, your friends tD avoid you? They -ii .-1. . .... juf wut cBrvainiy do so wlien your breath is bad. There . is no excuse for anyone having a bad breathy It is caused by disorders of the stomach which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of stomach -troubles' by the use of these .tablets after years of suffering. Price 2C cents per bottle. mriiTiBi if.w rVn iiflssjiiTiffl MMS MEND For Expectant Mothers Used By Three Cemerations Srttft ret BOCKLIT oa MOTHtRHAOO'.at ih it. ..it ' SJuarifU SHUUIOH Co, Dirr. 1-0. AiualA. 6. niammnls date from this period i This preparation Ii a toP'f rcquUita I which was Intermediate between the1 . ' ,u,t """'.',1u ,v,r tl,c cur ,US .n.i,in, .i .1 uuu ur eicvcni. I,,I..IUL UIIH I III I lfM 11. 1 4 Jlow minh of northern North America was revered by tho great Ice sheet durliiK the glacial period? Ans. About 4.11(10,000 simare miles. i What Is the greatest canon In the world? Ans. The tlrnnd Canon of Colorado. 0 Whul city . Is the capital of Car, Truck and Tractor Repairing Wo sOiiul IkicW of every Job v do. 821 W. TliNTII ST. riioxK am-w WHAT MATTERS IT if the break in the plate or metal part looks serious? The delay will not be costly when our welders get to work on it. We will have It back in your hands within a few hours, all ready to go ahead wiih. KstimatC3 furnished. Vulcan Welding Works Now located nt ill South Kruni, The Geo. L.Treichler Mo tor 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 S1SITATHETI0 SERVICE Rendered In a Qulot Dignified maunev at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME Your loved one Is taken Into the Home where there la always some one with them. Our Residence is on the Second Floor. , ar Licensed Embalmeni and are prepared to make shipment c- any part of the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. Lady Assistant. rhon0 47 Corner of Sll, and Oakdale. . One block west ol 1'ostofflce. VXf--i Ti