Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 19, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBTIXTV rFDFORD, OREO OX", TITERDAY, Medford Mail tribune PUT LABOR UNDER THE LAW. PAGE FOUR APRIL 19, 1921 L AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVKKV AKTKKNLKJN EXCEPT BUND AIT UY TtliS WEDEOIID PUlNTlfia CO. The Medford Sunday Hun ts furnished subscribers desiring a noveu clay dolly newspaper. Office Mall Tribune Building, 25-27-29 North Kir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Times, the Mcdfurd Mall, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, Ashland Tribune. Democratic ford The 110HERT W. HUHU Editor. SUMPTEIi 8. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TBBMSt BY MAI Li IN ADVANCE: ally, with Sunday Hun, year 7.60 aily, with Sunday Sun, month..- .75 ally, without Sunday Sun, year. .. 6.50 Iaily, without Sunday Hun, month .05 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Bun day Sun, one ytmr - 2.00 BT CAHRIKH In Medford. Ashland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent: Pally, with Sunday Sun, month 75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .85 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. 7. Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8.: ' All terms by carrier cash In advance. Official paper of the City at Medford. uiiiciui paper oi tiacKtion ioumy. Entered as secouc-ciatK matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March s, j o i s. MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Tha Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of 11 news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise cxetmeu in mis paper, unu eisu the local news published herein. AH rights of republication of special Miapaicnts nerein are uinu rcHcrveu. Ye Smudge Pot 9j Artbnr Terry ' Isolated yipH from th demoi-mllc j)l-cKH thnt the Hurcling administration In planning -"an era of pi'incrution of 'Hornier department hi-nds at WaHli Ington" Indicates that Homebody con nected with -the mysterious escape of Blacker Uergdoll Is Betting nervous. Tho Portland ball team and tho Austrian army are running neck and neck for the world's record for hub talned and continuous dcfcatH. EVERYTHING I1LT LUCK. (Siilcni Capital .loiii'iinl) Handsome congenial young lady, worth J100.000 Is anxious to -marry honorable, worthy gentleman. Mary, 008 T.anker sliini bldg., Los Angeles, Oil. Things nro picking up for tho Rus sia nobility. A countess wlth-a high ly nnceznblo nomo has hooked a mil ltonnlro Yankee brat. She is GO, the kid is 24. "Wlllamotto Valley Prunes at Standstill.-? .(Headline Dallas Itemize!-). They've been ' that way for many years. Tho crops have Bono- to hell again, Tho apples and tho pears, Tho farmers all Wear whiskers, And grey aro all their hairs. The blight Is on tho blossoms, Tho patch is on tho pants. Hut when tho fruit Is gathered, How tho orchardist will dance. IX ONE I'AItTIGTLAK Jul;ru (inry is riplit. Wlicu lie ndvoi-iitcs u laljiir cuuibiiiiititiii should be Mibject to t lie same control by law i-s u capital combination, he stands on the solid ground of Ameri can fair 11 ay. The one argument npaiust labor control by law has lonjr since lost validity. This argument was based upon the helplessness- of labor. It was maintained at the very dawn of labor organization, that such an association, not formed for pecuniary profit, should not be in corporated, should not be subject to legal restrictions, because such restrictions, would place it at an unfair disadvantage, iu the fight with capital, with its millions, its political power, its unserupoulous ness. That contention undoubtedly had some validity, when organized labor was an infant, when the wage earners were just emerging from a condition of economic serfdom. But it has no validity now. Or ganized labor today is not only full grown, it is in reality a giant. It is capable of great evil as well as great good. It can if it wills, dis organize a nation overnight, it has the power if it wills, to ruin, to starve. Nor can it plead poverty. Organized labor in this country, has millions to command. Therefore, there is no reason why today, organized labor should be any less subject to control by law and the courts than organized capital. In fact, the eXperienes of this country in recent years, the ex perience of Great Britain now, have raised public feeling to a point where legal restrictions are imperative. And the law is the only path of either u safe or desirable solution. The welfare of society is the rock of this covenant, and only by mak ing nil forces of society, capital, labor or what not, subject to the same laws, to the same treatment to the samo obligations, can a heal thy society endure. With Judge Gary's hatred of unionism, his .judgment that union ism in itself is a crime, his general economic philosophy as expressed ill yesterday's address, we do not agree at all. It is in our judgment bigoted, short sighted, woefully out of date. But on the o-eneral ground, of enacting just labor laws aiid compelling organizvd jabor to obey them, we believe he is entirelv right. ' ; - , t ' 1 sz" r THE OTHER SIDE. ,Kd Wilkinson sickness. has tho walking SAFETY IfKT. (Press llNiatcli) TACOMA, Wash., April 14. A. It. linker, head of the 'Hnfety First" department at the Todd shipyards, today was found in nocent of responsibility for thu death of Lieutenant Walter llonnell, of Camp Lewis, llifker drove nn automobile whloh killed tho army officer In February and ho was charged with manslaughter. ; Toronto, Canada, has gono dry by SO, 000, which means there will nn'y bo enough hoozo on hand to lloat tno IlrlllKh navy, and more work for the undertakers. Mr. Vlrtuo was a business visitor H our valley last .Sunday. (Kocuo ltlver Courier) Living up to his name. A ' poison gas discovered by U. S. army chemists, for use In the ucvt war, will nrnko tho affair short nr.ii dostructlvo and deadly. Its usi is protested. War Is an Kpworth league picnic, composed entirety of patriotic songs, surrounded by second lutes, in well kliiued puttees. this v.M.i". or TAXIOK. (Oregon City Kmcrprlsc) KTAWOIin, April 12. One of our staunch citizens, born, reared and schooled in our midst paid his final assessment on this sphere of toll and silently left us . for. the grout beyond on Satur day, April !i. There has been n steady Increase In appetites locally, the last week, owing to the Installation of beauty In tho beunery, and tho prop, stands guard with n stove poker, to keep youth from eating tho linoleum off the floor. Tho C. of C. Is after new members. No olio will be accepted who Is not nblo to slug ''Onward Oregon Work ers," with a mouth full of beans. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, rncloso with fie end mail it to Foley & Co., 2So5 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for roughs, colds anil croup Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back; rheumatism, onckache, kid nor and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome ami thoroughly cleansing cathnrtlc for con 8tlpatIon; biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowols. Sold everywhere. Adv. Dnellnlg was nuihorized among Ger manic peoples ns early ns the year PCI. npHKV-sny Hint Jinxon beats his wife, when he needs exercise; A and if his home is full of strife, the fault with Jinxon lies. This morning sundry neighbors-came to my ancestral caves, and said, "It is a beastly shame the way that guy behaves. Kemon strmice is of no availthough protests have been strong, and so we'll ride, him on n rail, if yon will go along." I said, "If Jinxon is nt fault, he on a rail should ride; you've heard one tale now call a halt, and hear tho other side. If I should gaylv trot along, and thus your course indorse, and then find out we alf were wron" I'd perish of remorse. Perhaps he. could a talc relate thnt would afflict our souls, of bread that has a grindstone's weight or burn ed and bricklike rolls. Perhaps the crockery is flung 1v one he fam would pet; perhaps a tireless nagging tongue his reason has upset. His wife was married once before, bv gossips it is said; ,erchance she proves a frightful bore bv bragging of the dead. It may be sho is prone to rako his pockets for the mon .1 may be that she fries a steak, when broiling should be done. Oh' 1-nlhee, neighbors, have a care; that justice shall prevail, before """ """ '"" "ir, ami seat him on a mill' Sketch of Simon Bolivar Wh nee i'Memory Is Commemorated Today r w u v.v , The, Service Garage j .- History records the fact that Simon Ilollvar intended to create "tho United Slates of Smith America." Ho was a statesman as well as n soldier and a century ago advocated tho abolition of slavery and arbitration of interna tional controversies. In 1S05 when the ideals of liberty born of the Amer ican revolution wore spreading abroad Ilollvar, who was then 22 years old swore In the Morfte Macro of Homo tj his professor and beloved tutor. I on Simon Itodrlguez, "to give liberty to the new world." He consecrated h'.s life and fortune to that great task, Horn In Caracas on July 24, 1783, his parents wealthy and ' of noble blood, ho was sent In KM to Spain to continue his studies. An uncle, liste ban I'alaclo, Introduced him to ihe Spanish court in Madild. Youiu- Si mon thereafter became an associate of the Prince of Asturlan. later Fer dinand VII. One day while at play Ilollvar and the future king cam,; to blows and Kcrdlnand was worsted. "Who could imagine that 20 years later ' was to knock him down again and deprive him of his richest do minion ?" asked Ilollvar. When IS years old, Bolivar, after visiting France In ISO I, married .Ma ria Teresa Torn. She was only 10 and died at thu end of a yenr. The next seven years llolivar passed In ICuropo ii iM the United States: The form of the American government deeply Impressed him anil when he returned to Venezuela In 1S09 he de scribed It ns "superior to any other government." starting soon thci-cuter lo light lor the liberty of his unlive lund. Molivar participated In 1810 in the first rebellion of Caracas, in which he commanded a small troop. He fought the Spaniards for two years and in 181:1 nt the head of ROD 'men. by an audacious move captured the Vcncjitilcnn capital. Spain sent more troops and Ilollvar was driven out. whereupon he started a "war o the death" and rallying many thousand adherents within a few years freed the whole territory of the Spaniards. The "liberator" then began bis cnmpalgn to free other South Ameri can provinces and his success result ed on June 20. 1,121, In his election as president of llieat, Colombia, a union of Colombia and Venezuela. In 1S22 he began his warfare uunlnsl the Spaniards in Kcuador, his lieutenant. General Sucren, winning the battle of Plchlnchn, which freed that country. Tho Peruvian Congress In 1S2-I elect ed him dictator and In the battle of Ayacucho. his troops consecrated for ever the "lilH'rty ot South America." All arinistlio signed thereafter ink- of. thu nowlcdgcd tho independence whole continent from Spain. "onv.ir planned in 1824 to create a confederation of states formed by Mexico, Colombia, Kcuiitlor, Venezu ela, Peru, Chile and Argentina. He called a congress which met nt Pnn unia, said to havo been tho first con gress of nations ever assembled, in the World "to Interpret treaties, put an end to differences, give council In con tllct and unity in national dangers." Hollvar then wont to the region called Alio Peru and created a new republic named Holiva iu his honor, to which he gave a constitution, lie turning to Venezuela In 1S26. be found the country In civil war. Ac cused of aspiring to the title of kinc. he resigned tho Presidency of Co lombia and in 1827 retired to private life. Called again to assume tho cares of office, be accepted tho presidency and served until his death at Sail I'odro. near Santa Miuca on Decem ber 17, 18.10. llollvnr'a body was re moved to Cnrncas in 1842. During bis life. Simon llolivar re ceived ninny honors from abroad. In 1825. the family of CScorge Washing ton, for whom Ilollvar had great ud mirntion, commissioned (lenentl La fayette to present him with a por trait of tho great American, together with some of his medals, a lock of his hair and a number of letters rrom Washlngton to his wife. OUCH! ANOTHER HEUMATiC TWINGE Get btisy and relievo those pains w ith that handy bottle of Sloan's 1 inimcnt WHAT Sloan's tloci, it tines thor oughly ptnclrat.-s witlwul tub hing to the milictcd part ami promptly relieves most kinds of exter nal pains and nchrs. You'll find it clean and non-skin-stainini;. Keep it handy or sciatica, IuuiImso, neurjlsu, over-excrted muscles, still joints, b.ick. nchc, p.iins, bruises, rtr.uns, sprains, tud wc.-thcr attcr-clTcrts. l'or 3 years Sl.-jr.'s Liniment lias Ir-'Ipe.l tliouvjnus the world over. You aren't likely to bo an exception. It ccr. lainlv doc- produce results. All druggists 35c, 70c,$l. lO. Liniment pain Vetterm ? ? V T ? ? y ? T t X T ? y ? T t ? ? r ? y $ Is now opened for merly occupied by Fir street. business in the building for Mordoff & Woolf on South, We carry a big line of all kinds of new and , used cars and trucks, including . r ; ' ' , ; Stutz, Haynes, Dixie Flyer, Moon, Premier and Maitjohm Cars Accason and Sterling Trucks These cars and. trucks w, ere purchased in quantities and we are therefore enabled to sell therri !at frdriu : 1 $700 to $1500 Off Regular Prices We ask that every one who is considering the pur chase, of a car or truck, call at our show room and look over these cars and get our prices. T Terms one-third down, balance to suit. j 22-26 So. Fir E. J. JONES-Pr6prietdc Medford Oregon llljljf w I'll OMPSON IS THIS HOUSE YOURS? DOES IT NEED PAINTING? If so, see TK the PAINTER Dealer in -'- Wall Paper, Paints, Oil, Varnishes and Glass . , , all on hand SPRAY MATERIALS V . . . 1 THAT HAVE STOOD THE TEST CORONA DRY Z Arsenate of Lead - v.; BLACK LEAF 40 NONE BETTER PRICES RIGHT Lot us know vtuir requirement's. 4 ' ' " i ! ' "'- - - fiJO'-FRUIT . CO; ' tl: T OF " THE NpRTHWEST' - ' L. M. Campbell Mgr. . Medford District Good stock of W. P. Fuller's lino of puinls, every gallon guaranteed. Phone 4G4 JiM 12G N. Front "ELEANOR" will design dresses fdr-all'oCca-) sums... Color and stylt to suit your individuality. ' Water color model on bristol board $2.00. . Send color of hair, eyes, height, aiid usual dress measurements '". to Box 75, Mail Tribune- U)on receipt of design, remit check to. "Eleanor." 13ox 75, Tribune PICTURE FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO Medford Iron Works Trnrtor, Truck, Sprny Outfit, anil Gus Kiitlno ltcpnlrlns o Spcrlnlty GE.VKKAIi Fouxnnv A.D MACHJXK BUOP GOOD CLOTHES 1 MiUce Then KLEIN rrtm TAXLOB 128 YjiXt Man St. YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIMS AT DE VOE'8 AUTO PAINT SHOP I. G. SPRINKLE, Prop. Automobiles Painted and Revarnished Phonn 777 221 North Fir. - Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immefllately removed on short notic. Weekly visit In resi dence districts. Ds.Hr biislnera dls- Lots of old parer 100 the bnudle , flrt. l'hone S9t. t tins office. . JJ wniT.snr jen-nixos, PIERCE REPAIRS Phonographs, Percolators, Electric Fans, Electric Drink Mix ers, Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Motors, Electric Irons. In fact, most anything. Soldering of all kinds. L.BRYAN PIERCE ..' ALL WOEK GUARANTEED Telephone Orders 025-L You Will find me in "sThe Glass House" at 116 N. Central Ave. DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! AN OLD MAN : , Is the Man ten years older than you? YOU CAN TELL HIM f.: . r-y His -Mode of Trovel KEEP YOUNG . . By r.Mlng. x Bike or i H arley-Davidson Motorcycle Demonstration at . Gaylord Motorcycle Shop