Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 20, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOTTTS MEDFORD MATT, TKTBTTXE. MEDFOBD.' QKEflOy. WEDNESDAY, "ftPim; 20. 1921 Medford Mail Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY TUB MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Tha Medford Sunday Kun la furnlahrd ubacrlbora dealrlutf a. Huvtm day dully cawapaper. Office Mall Tribune Building, 26-27-29 North Fir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Time, the Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, The Ashland Tribune. ROBERT W. Rt'HI,. Editor. 8UMPTER 8. SMITH. Manager. UBBCBrPTIOIf TIBHII BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: Pally, with 8unday Hun. year 7.50 Pally, With Bunday Sun. month .75 Pally, without .Hnndny Kun, y;nr.... 6.50 Pally, without Htimluy Sun, month M Weekly Mall Tribune, one yur zM(i Sunday 8un,4ne year ..... 2 .00 BY CARRIER In Mrdford, Anhland. lekon,vllle, Central Point, Phoenix. Talent:- ' ', atly, wltri-flundfly Sun, month 75 ally, wlthoJt Sunday Sun. month .6', laliy, without Sunday Sun. year.. 7.50 l Jally. with Sunday Sun. one year 8.60 ill terrna by carrier canh In advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jacunon County. Entered as aeconG-ctaea matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March S, 17. ' MKMBEHS OF THE ASSOCIATUD PRESS. ' The Associated Plena la exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to 11, or not otherwise credited In this paper, and ulso the local news published herein. AH rights of republication of special dlapatcheB herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pol 'My Arthur Perry if ' The latent young Intly to ho eiitnn Kled in n romance Willi a nilllioniilre Is MIhh I'efegy Hopkins or CliiaiKo, London, itndi way polntB. Perhaps you havVseon'ber picture In the piipors, revsullng H; 'mouthful of well formed maters, ani a Bhupely shiink. Tourists "Oreson's Rreutest asset continue to arrive dally, some with their blankets on their hack, and some with their blankets In the back of a 4d. TourlBtg are "OrcKon's greatest asset" becaUBe they require no invcstinent of the Almighty nnd Ileloved Dollar, thus not disturbing tho long sleeping gump tion of the commonwealth. i BEHOLD THE BANKRUPTSl ", , : (Albany Democrat) ' 'Wo rate 'em $200 for every Inch of skirt below the calves,' said a credit man of a large department store. He wn talking about tho .Why, when uud how of his depart ment, , However, hn segregated elderly ludies beyond tho palo or big remark. The credit man's rule of. thumb brings up the question of Credit in general. It Is a truism nowadays to say that tho business of. the world Is run on credit." There Is not much question about what will happen to the soldiers bonus bill to bo voted upon Juno 7th. It should have come before the people when the Bilk shirt wns fluttering In the breozo, and the sblpynrd counters of rlvotH wore getting $11.75 per diem. The only good arising now will bo now faces, In the legislature at tho next buckpasslng session. People are starving to dentil In Ala bama. In the first place the tragody Is top near home, In the second place, there Is no chance to run nroiind the gay capitals of Europe studying condi tions, and, in the third place there is no need of appointing GOO commis sions to make long-winded reports. i , . The Tjlnlted States doesn't want ex clusive rights to Yap, but exclusive rights for yapping. v MOT INFERRING ANYTHING .' (Oregon City Enterprise) Mrs. Clans Peters Is In t,ho Ore It. Ron Cltyjhospltal. w-X :', WalteriHchnltz has a bug.', i ;' ..'. : , ;i'' s--,;,.!'.',- Accordln'4'to Prof. Klnsteln tho solar system Is tWIstlnV urounilv-lIke a lov ing couple tt a moonlight iliince. Several iliombers1 ilf the local Clul shevlkis have accepted mandates In Ashlnnd. ' ! Interest In tho scenory over tho SIs kiyous has beon revived by the report that 4 per cent beer Is on tap In Cali fornia burgs. "Marvin Hanks Is still III" (Rose burg Review). Moonshlnus 2 muchus. "NOW IS THE TIM 10 KOIl THIS GREAT EVENT THE PRICES ON OUR WOMEN'S APPAUICU COATS. SUI'td, DRESSES, AND MIM.INHHY WILL PARALYZE YOU (Ad Eugene Guard). .; EXPECTING-TOO MUCH I (Eugene Guard) Loo Eagan of Albany expects to move hero and live. ... An, epidemic or Internulionnl mar riages has started, wherein a number of chiseled headed and ungodly rich Americans will hook up with the poor and ilBlnloss niemucrs 'ot European royally. '- Sure Relief 6 HFI L-ANS YAP, PAP AND PARTIZANS. WE AUK in receipt f an unsigned communication ritfiirlint? the Islniid of Yap. Tlic writer, uiarently siiltV-i-iu under tin; political complex of last November's flection, doesn't we wly the United States should have a better right to this J'aeific Island, than Japan, and considers this "policy of selfishness a return to the cyni cal imperialism of Mark Hanna." (Sic! ' "We fear our communicant is as hazy on Hughes' Yap policy, as on the "imperialism" of Apostle Mark. Mr. llulit's does not ask an American inundate for the Island of Yap. He asks no exclusive con trol of that pin-point in the I'aeil'ic. All he asks is the open door, with the I'nilcd Stales upon an equality with all oilier nations includ ing Japan. Japan, on the other hand, opposes the open door, insists upon ex clusive control of one of the, most vital cable stations in far eastern waters, and raises the League of Nations decision, Ip support her con tention. , In takiiif? this stand the Harding'' administration is merely follow? ing'iip the policy laid down by Secretary of State Colby and a policy inaugurated by John Hay, which merely means a genuine. American policy upon which (here is, and has been, no political division. So we think the charge id' selfish imperialism can he promptly dismissed. , The communication, however, calls up another point, nanfcly the similarity between (he foreign policies of the Harding ami Wilson administrations, regarding Yap, regarding Russia, regarding Ger man reparations, in fact regarding nearly eveything thus fhr, but the Wilson covenant. The Kugene Guard, a militant Democratic organ, is persistently chiding the Republican papers, particularly the Orcgonian, for com mending a policy under Harding, which was opposed under Wilson, 't here is sonic ground for this charge, perhaps, but it might be mulch ed by chiding the lCugene Guard for saying everything good about the Wilson policy, and saying nothing good about the same policy, as promulgated by the opposition- As a mailer of fact, the partisan standpoints are precisely the same, anil a part of the political sham, which must be expected. From our point of view the fact lhat ii typically Democratic ami typically Republican administration should agree on the certain points of America's foreign policy is a matter for congratulation rather than t'isappoiiilment, for it is pretty strong proof that the policies in (pies tion are right. The main issue fti the recent campaign was not Wil son's foreign policies, outside of the covenant, but Wilson himself. not which party was best fitted for solving the problems abroad, but the problems at home. So to continually harp on the string of inconsistency, when a Republican paper commends the retention of a democratic policy by a Republican administration, is rather beside the point. The Demo cratic paper that refuses to commend such action, is doing the same thing. Holli attitudes come under the head of the trivial fiftl irrele vant. . ...... The situation merely demonstrates a fact, long since apparent, that permanent political lines in this country have not yet been drawn, that most of the talking points in the last election were catchwords and nothing more, anil lhat on what issues the two major parlies in this con n I ry arc to permanently divide, only the future can determine- third day Us beating can easily be seen If the egg Is opened. 10 How did the Hessian Kly get its name? Ans. It was thought that the pest was brought to America by Hes sian troops during the revolution. It has been active since Revolutionary days. FORMER PROFESSIONAL ENDORSES IT NURS y Zl Graduate of Belleveu Hos pital, New York, Ex presses Gfratitude to Tan lac for Wonderful Results She Obtained. One of the latest 10 ndil her name to the long Hat of Tanlac i-iidoi f4 mentft is Mrs. I My A- I.uentz.'ii. M5 Faxon Ave., Han I-Yuncimo, who fore her nmrrlaKO ' w;ih a icairn tl nurm, a graduate from IVIleven Hos pital. New York. Mrs. J.orenU'-n h;.s a hunt of frit' ml h and a tjualntaiuv n and her statement, enniini; aa it dooa from one who has had ho rnu h ex perience in relieving Buffering' will be read with wld interest.' "Twenty-nix years aso.' "while on a visit to the country I had u severe huh stroke and was down in lied fin a your and Ik lit monthH. after that, and had to he fed artificially all that time. t Ah a re sult my liomach was left all upst-i. my appetltt wiih almost Rnne nrd I ruffertd with awful pains and i-rampK. At times 1 Jut cried out, 1 wan in Mich misery, and I would bloat jp so had I could hardly Htand it. "I grew worse eat h year- una fi- nally was operated on, lint I didn't ; improve, and I on M n't sleep well, I as I was nervous and restless and ; worried all the lime. My back aeh?d lawfully and i oftvii broke clow;, tone i pb'tely from wen Uness and would , have to ko to bed. I That was my condition when I bn gan taking Tanlac a few months diro. laud it was one of the greatest joys of ! my llfi', as it restored my heal'Ii per-' feel I y. -My appetite returned and th" stomach i rouble and nervousness h-ft me and I felt splendid in every way. "Then some time ago our house night on fir and we were burned out, and the excitement of it all un nerved me and tfet me back. Knowing how well Tanlac helped me before, 1 started right back to taking it again and it wasn't long until 1 was feeling well and strong once more. 1 am in splendid health again and just can't tell how grateful I feel to Tanlac for all the good It haH dono me." 1 y Walt Msfon ' a,. , BREAKING IN. nOirC'HT n shotRun nt Hie .store and slew tlin family next door! And I wns moved lo honest tears when thus I ended their ca reers, for they had never done me' wronn, nnd I had known them well and lone;. Jiemor.se burned in me like n fire when I shot down the lifted sire, and plumed n nephew nnd n niece nnd rhvc two minis eternal pence,, and when I burned the residence it shocked my fine esthetic sense. Hut I had tried so many ways to break into the picture phiys! I chased the niiinnf;er.s nroiind.nnd beied them, while they pawed the ground, to give me just a sinude clinnee; I knew unite well I would advance. nl, they looked down with cold disdain nnd said 1 gave, them all a pain; a creek, they said, was near my home, and there I mjKht soak mv dome'. I'd never have n chance to trot with all tho Rilded movie lot unless I plnyed some stnrtliiiR (.,(. desi-ned to pive me widespread fume Hut now the offers come my way I'll draw a hundred plunks a day. As Hill, the Huteher on the screen, I'll teach the vounK that vice is mean, that children are but. dizzy fools who do not ro to , Sunday schools; a moral taK attached to crime hands out a les ' ",,st ""Wio'e. And when I think how I'll improve the chil dren, when the movies move, I'm almost glad I took mv gun, and slew the .lohnsiiiRs, one by one. How Much Do You Know? 1 What is the difference between Mill's nnd skins? 2 Is honey taken from different flowers of different color? 3 What is tho inclining of "imte inerldlein"? 4 fan an heirloom lie disposed of hj! tho owner during his lirutiniu ur by will? B Of what were the ordinal lamps made? 6 What religions sect preached the doctrine that Christ would come on oarth to reiKii acaln In the form of a woman ? ' 7 How many American liberated slaves and their' descendants live in Liberia? 5 Who said "A house, .divided against llself cannot stand?'' 9 What is tho work of bile which Is secreted by the liver? in How does a llama defend Itself? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 How much weight can bo carried by a camel? Ans. They can carry between fiOO and 80(1 pounds and can travel 25 miles a day with this lnml. 2 Why was Cain Jealous of Abel? Ans. Ilecauso llod accepted Abel's sacrifice and rejected his. 3 What is a cermlolilo' Ana l. thlnK that destroys germs. Formal dah.vde Is a sennleide, 4 What are tho names of three water fairies? Ans. The kelpie, mer maid and the siren are all water fair ies. fi What bird was onco usfd to hunt Ramc? Ans. The falcon. "Falconry" was a common field sport for the nobles of Kurope for many centuries. 8 Who were the "Kales"? Alls. In Clreek mythology they weio the tliree daughters of Night. Clolho, the spin ner of the thread of life: Lachesls, who determined tho length of Un thread or the lot of life, and Atropos. or the Inevitable, who cut the thread. 7 What Is the common name for the flag of Fi ance? Alls. The Tri color. 5 Where Is Clival Slave Lake and how big Is It? Ans. It Is situated In the northw-est territories of Canada and Is 2S0 miles long and 60 miles wide. It is frozen over six months of the year. 9 llow long after incubation begins is it before the heart ol a chick forms? Ans. It forms In two days. On the THE STAR MEAT MARKET Meat Fish Oysters Specials for Thursday and Friday Hamburger Steak, per pound 20c Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb 17c Short Ribs of Beef, per pound . . 15c Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb. 25c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 THE BEST LIES AHEAD CONDITIONS arc goiiiff to find k'd-iwk some of tlM'Pe days and then the fellow who has kept plodding ahead instead of glaiw ing back at the init-'ht-have-beon in last sea sons product ion or pi'ices will he ready to profit. If you've a "Nationalized" account at the First National, go on building it; if you h'oie FIRST NATIONAL BANlCl Mexsford Oregon -.. l A Regular $5 ' Gillette Razor '-"for $3.50 All Kinds of Shaving Supplies HEATH'S DRUG STORE l 7Ae San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. 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