Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTCD TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, OREfiON". THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1021 wrens roun Medford Mail Tribune THE GERMAN REVOLT. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEI1NOON EXCEPT SUNDAY HY THE MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Tha Medfonl Sunday Kun In f urnlHh1'! subscribers desiring a guven duy dully Hewspaper. Office Mull Tribune BulMlng. 25-27-29 North Fir street. Phone 76. A consolidation of tho Democratic Times. Hie lleclfuril Mall, the Meilforii Tribune, Tho Southern OreKonlan, The Ashland Tribune. ROHERT W. Itl'llt,, PMItor. SUMPTER B. SMITH. llanuKi-r. BOBBCBIPTIOH TERMS: BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Sun. year 7.r,0 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, y.'iir.... 6.&0 Dally, w ithout Sunday Sun, monlh .65 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday Sun, one year 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jnrksnnvtlle, Central point, Phoenix. Talent: Dally, with Sunday Sun. month 75 Dally, wlthojt Sunday Sun, month .fif Daily, without Sunday Sun, year.. 7.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8.50 All terms by carrier canh In advance. Official paper of the Clly of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Bworn dally nvernse circulation for six months ending Oct. 1920 322G Entered nit seronr.-elanR matter nt Medford, Oregon, under Hie act of March 8, 1879. ' MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Ths Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republ leatlon of all news dispatches credited to It. or not otherwlso credited In this paper, uml also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches Herein are aso ri-at-t v.-m. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur ferry "Women folks with bonnets stowed away for 'donnintr Kustcr, better take no chances, and utilize the first sun ulilny day available. Tho Jr. sen. from Ore. Is evidently of the opinion, by his attitude on Hie distribution of federal jobs for friends that tho result of the last election was n personal, not a tl. O. P. victory. Tho Jr. sen. was elected nn a fluke. If It had been an nnbefoKged race, between Robert E. Htanl'ield and OeorKO K. Chamberlain, they woulil Htiil bo counting tho votes for the last named. The best that the worlil can hope from the Upper Silesia plehsc-lte. Is that it don't produce a Polish (la brlel D'Annunzio. " As lonff lis n lawyer lias enough wind loft to file an objection, there Is hope for tho client. The senior year of ull law schools should be devoted to the development of thu lungs and larnyx. The, plnhended official who was responsible for tile escape of Mr. Hergdoil, 1 ho rich and yellow slacker, from a military prison, and later to Germany ought to have his conscience cased, now that a couple of citizens. ' who attempted to capture the rene- I gade, have cells In a German prison TIIK C'IIICA(iO wheat market is n sensitive tliin?. The commu nist revolt in d'ermaiiy khvc tin; bears an imiiiivr. It is doubtful, however, if this eoiintry, or the world at lariifi, take the reports seriously, until there is more evidence of a fire in the press ngent smoke. The world is saturated with suspicion and distrust. This senti ment is particularly stron;; when d'erniany is concerned. As a re sult the latest (leiinan revolution, cumins; us it does, at the very time the reparation demands have reached a crisis, will be taken with a (.'rain of salt. 1'ei haps the affair is genuine. It may not have been as cleverly a staife-maiiajred bluff as circumstances surest. Hut st rotifer evidence will have to be presented before world opinion is convinced. For the (lander id' revolution in (icrmany has been a diplomatic "ace in the hole" fur many months. And now it conies a few hours after d'ermaiiy refuses to pay her billion marks in jrold. Jt certainly looks .suspicions. Most observers will be very much surprised, if the communist revolt doesn't peter out, .just as soon as (ierinany is con- vin I the allies arc not to lie stampeded. So with Kussia. (ioncral distrust is also active, toward whatever tin' soviet press bureaus send out. Therefore, the sensational state ment that l.enine has suffered a change of heart, that he, as Lloyd d'eor-re has said, is now making speeches in favor id' a capitalistic re construction, which Winston Churchill himself could make, will also be taken with menial reservations. Most people will still be from Missouri. H seems incredible that l.enine could change over niht. If he has adopted a conciliatory at titude toward the capitalistic powers, it must be because he has decided such an attitude is best calculated to 'ivr. him the lease of life he wants. It must he a trick. At least it will take more evidence than is now at hand, to convince the majority of the people to the contrary. Suspicion anil distrust are not desirable sentiments. They may be very costly ami expensive. Hut fortunately or unfortunately, the rec ord of the past seven years have deeply implanted them, ami practical statesmanship must take this into account for some time to come. ! wait Mctfon HAVE PATIENCE. OrlKlniillly of cxprt'Nsinn is fnrrwr cropping out. ('miies now the valiant dofnnilct-H of tho talkliiK prolWarlatH voeifiirouHly pi-oclainiinM:, that tint talcphono companion hve a "pnblli'-be-dumned" attitude. 11'h ii liO-fiO proposition, Tho public (loon cniiHhl urublu damning ltw'lf. Nlmhlo hoofs were fluiiK liljuli. wldo and handsome at the inid.-wk. Hlilndltf, and quite a few attended the rnmding liiutrh at ti. Hill hint nlKht. Tenlutlvo plans for tin' erection of a modern tourlHt hotel at Crater Lake hnvo been form u luted, which prob ably means that IcntH will be used for rooms, for muni! time to come. An totals wt li whiskers should al wrvh travel at blub rales of npeed; otherwise I be velocity Is ItiMiif l ieionl to keep the hair out of their eyes. (t0 miles per Is the minimum kuK lo prevent mieh. "Who remembers when every red blooded clll.en bowed his bead at the mention of ShantutiK. nnd who known how ShnntuitK in kouIiik uIouk now? "Any Man Who Has Kver Wore a Tnlr "f My Pants, Is My Vrl-d. t Ad JJorris Times). A testimonial or brotherly love that can't be ln-at. (4 Indispensable" After 9 Years of Internal Baths Mr. Addison I. Williams, l'.ox 1 1 r. 4 Kanforl. Kla., writes 'i'yricll's llysl onlc Institute of New York as fol lows: 'HesnrtllnK the '.I. It. 1.. fascaile.' I feel It is one of the Indispensable articles and shoulil he In every limne. 1 hnve not taken Jin worth of medi cine since ohlalnlns il about nine years." You can he free from biliousness and constipation, with nil the ills which they produce, by an recast, noil Internal hath. The "J. It. 1,. l a-siad. " ndmlnlstcrs these scicntilicaUy. It be ttdtninlsters these s, lentil n ally . it I.elnK an invention of t'hns. A. Tvr rell, .M.ll., of New York, t'.'i' J f. years u specialist on interna! bulbing. lty the proper application of Na ture's cure warm water II keeps tho lower illtesltue free of all pois. 'li ons waste, and permits every iuih tion to work In harmony and with out floKKillK hence makes i, nc inn Histently In-luhl. capable ami well. -'West Side I'bailn.-oy Main anil drape streets, will be Ka. I lo show nnd explain the ".I. I'.. 1.. t'.ts. .nb'' l. you, ami will also ;:ivo you fiee on re quest nn interestlm; and a in h.o itat i , book, "Why Man of Today Is Only Ml per cent Km. lent." wim.n by In fl.'hft!i. A. Tyrrell. Ask for It today while II Is fiesh il; four intuit. Adv. MY IIOI'KS are not tlis. jointed, I do not fuss or fret, though I've not been appointed to any office yet. The postman comes each niorninK and leaves a stack of duns, conveying threat and warning that he may read who runs, but he has brought no letter that bears the White House seal; all, well. I'm not a fretter, I make no plaintive spiel. I know that Brother Ilardino; has many things to tlo, old furntiire discarding, that he may put in new. The inovino; oraft is beastly; like Warren, I've been there; one's morals must be priestly if he declines to swear. The rooms must be rcpapered. the woodwork must be ;i-ained, and, where the crowds have capered, the stairways must be stained. But when such chores are ended, and every I liino s till ri-iht, I look for somethino- splendid the softest snap in si-ilit. For 1 stood up for Ilardino when he had little fume; 1 said fine things reoard inj; that statesman and his name. Twas I, the present yawper, discovered Warren ;., anil il seems only proper that he discover me. But I'm a patient duffer, and I can twirl my thumbs, and ""I'd' '"id wait and suffer, till my appointment comes. Tiflis, Where 70 Languages Are Spoken WASHINGTON, l. ."Tiflis, to the Wettf crncr with hazy map no tions of (be Near Kast, is lost In a mn of t's Teheran, Treblzond and Tabriz and be is likely to taK It with the rest as 'somewhere east of the liosphorus' and let it o at that." says a bulletin Issued by the National (;m uraphle society In reKard lo the lat est, nf near eastern capitals to bo I'eporletl attacked by bolshevik forces. "Hut Tillls has an Individuality that should set It apart from Per sian and Turkish towns. It is the capital of CeorKia the hoary former kingdom of (leorKia, which lies Just to the south of the faucasus and whieh Uussia absorbed In 1 St) 1 to mark for a century her farthest ad vance south. A Metropolis of the Cross lioads. "Tiflis has well over a third of a million Inhabitants, which ma kes it a city binKcr than Seattle or Kansas t'ity. sightly smaller than Minneapo lis or New Orb-aiix. And yet In a sense It is a cross-roads community one of the most Import a hi 'cross roads' in the world. It Is midway aloiiK the Trans -taucasus railway, which extends between the l'.lack ami ( 'aspian seas, meet i ok the latter at liaku. the ureat oil town of Asia. And it is crossed by a north a ml south post and military road which pierces the great rampart of the Caucasus to the north. Thus, the two main routes between snulhw cstern Asia and southeastern Kit rope, hoi h pay trib ute to Tiflis. "As a result of this location Tiflis is the modern Mabel. Seventy lan uuanes are said to be spoken in its streets and baaars. and unless Ti 1 lis KUbles can wheedle and swear in al least a dozen tongues they are useless. Armenians are one of the largest alien (actors In the population: and besides t he si t be hmh w ays have brought Hnssians. Persians, Tin ks Afghans. Tatars. Hermans, ami repre sentatives of the more than a hun dred tribes and nationalities that have been cast up on the red's of the Cau casus In the thousands of years dur ing which the tacial tide has ebbed a lid tit-wed in MUM h eastern Aia. Worlds Most Ilea a (if ul omen "And in addition to the aliens there are of course Ceorgians themselves: tlie men big. stalwart, well-built and armed to the teeth: the women grace ful, with ttnelv cut features and won derful complexions. I'.otb the men and women of ( Jeoi gia are generally accepted by travelers and students of Innn.i n types to be the handsomest branch of the white race. Hut hand some as t lie men are. tt is for the (tea uty of its women that Ceor gia is famed. ' They :ui' light -hearted. men y folk, the t lei'l gi.uis. lo crs of feasts ami darning and singing. ,Nol inap propriately, perhaps, Tiflis is n great wine center, where is marketed the heavy vintage from the vines that grow to perfection on the Caucasus foot-hills. And so it is hardly stretch ing ii point to say that Tiflis Is, In a not undesirable sense, a city of wine, women and song. KverythlUK About TIIUm Warm" "The name 'Tiflis' is derived from a term meaning 'hot' or "warm town,' and whether one considers the Hum mer temperature, the natural hot baths, the riot of color In the bazaars t ho complexions of the women, the temporameut of the people, or the lively ut mosphere of the metropolis, il tully lives tip to the implications oi its title. "Tun city is set astride the swift river Kur in u valley rimmed by bar ren hills. To the traveler expecting to see a typical Asian city, the Rus sian a nil Kuropean part of ( Tiflis is a revelation. The wide, well-paved, tree-fringed and electric lighted (lol ovinsky l'rospekt is the Fifth Avenue of the Near Kast. On it fs the hand some, one-time vice-regal palace, in recent years the ca pilot of Jeorgia. numerous ohter government buildings well -equipped art shops, cafes, and many other modern buildings. Kriv an Square, the center of t he mode) n part of Tiflis, might almost he reclinsteneti l lines Square or rioeadtlly Circus.' It is Ibe heart of the hotel, theatre, cafe, ami club lite of the gay Caucasian capital. There in the evenings, before the World War, Ceorgian gentlemen and tJeor gian ladies went about the business of amusing themselves. Ami there. It is safe to say (keeping In mind Oeor gian characteristics), were still to be found something of laughter and song and dancing and the flowing bowl, even while the bolshevik! were beating at the city's doors." (t Worked Wonderfully Havo you uotieed the number of per sons coughitiK this SpriiiR. caused by an irritated condition in tho chest, bronchial lubes or throat? This cough ing Is banished by a few doses of Fo- lev's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Anna Stein, 410 W esiet n Ave . Covington, K, writes: "Your cough medicine worked wonderfully on our little son. He is subject to bronchitis. The first doses helped him." Uood for all sorts of coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough and grip coughs. Sold every where. Adv. 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