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MEDFORD MXTL' TRTBTTXE. tfEDFORD. 'OIlEfiOX. SATTRD'AY. TPIHT; '2.1. 392T
Mppford SLa.il Tribune
N IXTEPENLEXT newspaper
PlTtlISHE!) EVERY AFTERNOON
EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE j
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. i
THE REPARATION TANGLE.
T
HE German reparation problem is not so simple as some peopie
suppose. It is not merely to compel Gt-nnany to pay all she is
rL,lLdfor1 ,s'jnaay " 'jrnL"hrd capable of pavin?. but to make paVments acceptable to the people
.".caper. of thc allied nations-
'Utter Mall Tribune Bu:Mlr.g.
North Fir alreI. Phon- 7S.
;"-;s Take the matter of ships, for example. At the close of the war.
' consolidation of ir.e remocratic. . i . r fr - '
Tinvi. ih Mrford Mail, the i-df .rci compensate in part for the I -boat destruction. This seemed an emi-
T-Tbire. Ttie Fouthern Ort-gorjian. The
-Mand Tr.buna. nentlv fair arrai.tr'-nii-nt and pavment bv Germany was started.
( Hut the program was s.,n baited, not by Germany, but by the
- ship builder of England. Th.-y wanted to make ships themselves.
-They had their immense yards, hu'e payrolls, and with the market
i price of ships steadily declining, ships imported from Germany, free
ROBERT W. RfUL, E:tor.
BUVPTER S SMITH. Slisar-.
BOBSCmtPTIOK TEBVB:
HV MJWI. It. AJiii-c-
I"ally. wl!h Pur'S&y Sun. year ..
' a:ly. m'.'.T! Hur'!ar Sun. month
niiv. wfrout fu-! Sji. n.or.tn t oi cost, sjieiu-ij ruin. o mat nieinotl ot reparation was s;;eeiinv aban-
. i: :
" si
ulir j one vwr
BT CARRIER In Milfori. AsMtc'!, . i . .
Jacksonville. Ctr.irai point, H.ocnix i iit-n Ui.re were io lie ravnni.Ts to r ranee in coal, i lie prospect
immeiiiately reruet-J th jirice of oo&I and strenuous protests came
from the KnL'lih e,al lt-al-rs. with thrir market in France jeopard
ized. So that method f reparation halted.
('ff'ciai paj.r ot the city of Medforcti Thn Ori::any was to pive fri-e labur for the reconstruction of the
Official pixr of Jackson Couniy. !,,., ,1, i - .: l ti i
' (war devastated n-sion in F ranee. This. also, had every appearance of
Sworn daily avfraic circulation for 1 ;,..,-..,.-: . i i 1 i i- 1 .
;i moniKc ndir.t Oct.. 120. s;a5:a J'ist compen.sat.uii. Hut the labor uiiious of I-ranc- demurred, the
maii-r at wor ma 11 in France iiad no more use for the importation of German
labor, than the Kurdish coal miner had for the importation of Ger
man coal.
Tak-ni:
! -!lr. with Fundav Pun. month . .. .75 .
ally, without Sunday .un. rr.onth .i '
Ia:ly. without Sunday Hun. y-ar 7 '
tally, with Sunday .Sun. on- year ft SO
All trma by carrier, cash in a.ivar.r. -
FT "-rd as -cttA e?ass
M'-ford. Orfforu undrr th act ot March
MEMBEIlS OI' T!iK A.S.SOClATEL
PUKS.
The Aoclat-d pr-ji I -xclu!iv-ly
ertltlni to th um for r-puM. cation of
Bill nfiri !ipatff:- cr-J;t-d to it. or not
otherwise credited in imp pap-r. and a!-i
the local nt-m f4ill:h 1 i,-r-iii
AH right of retfublcatum f rsr-ecial
i
Ve Smudge Pot
Hy Arthur perry
In "Compiling the llrt of home in
duatrles for home producta weeka the
enumerators lnadvenently omitted
tha manufacture of moonshine and
the home brewerle.
It ia Retting to be auita a habit for
obnoUoua citlzena like Bill Hay
wood and Slacker Bergdoll to give the
republic the mero hai ha:
Conirress la about to parui a law re
articling European Immigration One
of lta most rigid clauses requires
alien to know 16 words of Englifth
before they start re-writing the constitution.
"IX THY NEIGHIIOILS KYE"
(.Salem Capltul-Jounml).
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mote of Spray,
Oregon, are visiting at the C. A.
Mote home.
Japan will relinquish its hold on
Zap, but atlll monopolizes the Jiu
jltsu on the mop handles.
FOIU'M JUIVMKS.
The Honorable John Horner,
S:it In the corner.
En'l1 g his portion of pie,
Atfl. while eating could sing.
Vost any old thins
I'd the tune of TuHties' "(Joodbye."
Ami -.i tin- negotiations ilrau't-'i-d ami tlic cun;j,!ii-atio!iH grw. Fi
lial! v, the allies (ieiii.nnled (.-ulil, and (Jeruiany not only refustil. but
Freneh and Knt'lisli economists agreed that Germany could not jay a
larire sum in fold, but must pay the major portion in goods.
If Germany had then met the problem fairly, abandoned her old
policy ,,f chicanery and ill faith.a solution miirht have laren found,
but with iueomi.rehen.sible stupidity, she proceeded to wail and
whimper and offer payments, which convicted her of deception on
their face.
This procedure threw the entire matter back into the post-war sea
of bitterness and suspicion au-ain. What Secretary Hughes is tryiii"
to do, is. if possible, to change the German habit of mind. persuade
her to abandon poker tactics, and in a spirit of good faith, play fair,
offer to pay the limit she can pay.
In '.he reply to the Hughes note Germany intimates she will d,. this.
If this promise is backed up by proper guarantees, thc reparation
problem may still be treated without direct military action, but even
so for the reasons mentioned above it will remain one of the most
complicated and perplexing tangles, Kuropean statesmanship lias
had to face in the present century.
TEN CENT EGGS
FEARED . UiNLES
D
RipplingRhijinG
tin
C Welt Mason
ALL '3 WELL.
T
i he present batch of wt-uthtr indi
Me the valley will have a hard v.in
t r this lummer,
t Rob I-a Toilette in hln
J, i roved that the farnu-n are
lU-rtiB "robbed, plundered, bewt by fi
nancial iiraten, nutnipulated. ip-prt'tuw-d.
overBqueezed, Itllked. inulct-
ed. rendered helpless by pn-datory in- j
teresl. ana lorMUUen the ue pi th
r-r vcplpe in placing nniall potatoes
m (hi middle of the nak.
no: rritiiou.s or ivi.;.
i .tinem ltcWtfr)
"'''.tf Mi-m TV"' i'p of
my- hair l turning red and ihe
revt ' of it Ik brunette. I ib,rt
like red hdir and dnn't out
anyivhere beraune I nm mi ah:trn
eti.' Have you the le;w. idii .vhat
I tin do to chanca ll tj lu re-
The Portland tall 2caW .Tiits. jrot .nil
the lunajdoin U. . . r- .
'-
The family cat ot the St-ks' has
) --en Injected into th1 e blem e in
t'leir Jurld divorce suit. riaLing nunc
work for the Society for the I're.vn
tlon of Cruelty to AninviH.
Ht'sideR being a fir-r: 1,in nui.ru
vator of a badly mauitd ') iiKM'ruty.
Colonel Harvey, newly appoi Ud nni
baanador to Great Urltatn, hai Home
qualifications for the tub.
Practically all the Kfptjblb-n edi
tors In the Willamette villev want to
be appointed minister to HI am, and
one can't blame 'em much.
SO Tltl K TO MKK.
(Altuiiijr Democrat)
The papers were hardly off the
press when in rushed a well
known newspaper man out of
breath and hat missing. Win n
we' were assured that it t
m fire, he shouted out, 'Io. you
mean to say that you can nil
merchandise cheaper than mall
order houses?"
- Mi cm Womack has returned from
Josephine county, where he went on
a mine. 'The bit man from New
York" did not show up, so the rich
property was disposed of to "an Krijr
llsh syndicate.'
HE storm that blows your roof awav, and winds vour cow
around a tree, may cause vou io rear im nnd v iwh onuv.
tie things as "Hully chei-!" And you may rave until you'r
hoarse and on your trods devoutly eall; but Nature, in her frantie
course is look in gr for the ,u ,f all. she earcs no hoot fur pri
vate woes, nor marks the briny on your faee; along her ae-old
groove she poes. and strives to benefit the raee. The storm that
killed your settinu hens and from your watehdoi; tore the hair,
removed the fever from the fens, and purified the noxious air.'
The flood comes racing down the ere-k, and drowns some seven
head of swine, and you. deelaring life is bleak, are ready to take
in your siiMi. The loss of seven Chester Whites will put you badly
in the hole, and you will walk the floor nights, but Nature
stops not to condole. The rain that made the rushing flood will
make the prunes and nutmegs grow, an. I hundreds Mess the
v holesome mudf where one puts up his wail of woe. Kaeh fellow
thinks his own concerns are all that count, the one bi- bet; but
Mntiier Nature never turns to see whose beehives she upset. She
slings some eloud across the sun, she starts a tempest on the sea
she has a universe to run, and cannot fool with vou or me
WASHINGTON, Aril 22 (Tele
gram Washington bureau Kjis may
may sell within a few wks for 10
cents a dozen. The United States Is
burled under aucn an avalanche ofj
egg3 as has never ben sec 3 la this!
country before and the price Is bound'
to break to even new low kve!s, ac-j
cording to the market sharks.
There are now on hand '
cass of eggs and every cast contains!
thirty dozen. Multiply it for'yourself
and ihnirf thf riinenvine t.t th
American omelet. The normal supply
Is a'xjtit one-tenth of ibis amount or,
to be exact, 207, '.WO caT3.
Last year at this time the stock on
band was only 1 21.73: cses aad in
2519 titer wr raUas at tins fit
onlr 319,50! case. Much of this ott-
ioad of eggs comes from the importa
tion of eggs from China
foreign countries.
1 fifev
'IT .
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Hi
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5. " -.
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, t. Kiiddt-lice
PR. A. BCMLCSs
Cliirolra-tor
tnd other '(.x. 4 suj 3 sparia baildluc. cerxr
x Brest is me depression that
delegation of poultry people from Iowa
are here to be heard before the senate
finance committee on the necessity ot.
including eggs in the emergency tar
iff. Petal u 11; a. Gal., the place here
eSKs were luvenied, and the Poultry
Raisers' association of Oregon also
hare pretested against the further im
portation of Chinese eggs and want a
sliff tariff on ail imported eg?s.
The importation of eggs from the'
Orient began as an experiment by
speculators to attempt to break the
market when at Its high poin!, and the
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
SKILLFULLY MADE
When you gel a set of artififial
teeth, there is one is one thing well
worth considering. That is satisfac
tion. A cheap st-t made on the fac
tory plan will cause endless worry,
embarrassment and juffering. Plates
haidt has grown until there Is a regu- that do not fit are little better than
lar trade that appears to be growing none. I specialize on anifuial teth.
out of all proportion to the demand. I L"d Guarantee them to fit.
It
One of the astonishing things about
quires practical skill to make artific-
the eggs from the Orient Is that theyllt rf.qujr.s ))ra,.tI nI 5km milke a,:;
are so carefully packed that the break-! tuiclal teeth lit so comfortably and
age is negligible and loss is almost snugly that you can at. lauyh and talk
unheard of, while the loss to thei without revealing that your natural
American producers due to breakage teeth are gone. "Why d'-r.y yourself
aggregated last year more than $1.-
.0,000.
COMMUNICATIONS
I How Much Do
j You Know?
1 From what are aniline dyes ob
tained? 2 What is a halr-sprlng and for
what Is It used?
3 Who was Manitou?
4 What large island lies directly barley month
north of Australia?
6 Kroni what Is linoleum made?
0 How many days are there in
fortnight?
7 What Is the largest island
Kuroj?
9 " hat does "splicing
mean?
10 What Is lactic acid?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What sort of a I'nited States
tian printer. Manutius. originated our
modern system of functnatlon.
I 9 Why are the coldest days of win-
j ter after the winter solstice when the
. rays of the sun are most obliaue? Ans
Because the earth keeps part ot the
neat It gets In summer. For the same
reason the coldest part of the day is
toward morning.
10 What did the Anglo-Saxons call
September? Ans. Oerst monath or
oi
rope
STRONG ON 'SWEETS
rom.KNZ. April. 13. American
soldiers, whose frediliction for sweets
coin was a "flp"? Ans. It was a small ' ,, n caused f renrhmen to easp
coin valued at six and one-fourth cents w"n amaiemt-m. are still world
It was In circulation before liiT. ' hampions in this respect, it is shown
2 What is the difference between l,y ,'''ur'-, compiled at the Cafatena.
color materials used In painting and , larK"1 restaurant in Cchienz.
those used In dyeing? Ans. Color.,. A . VI ln" M
materials used In painting are insolu-1 ',,u,in)t lhe ,, v,.lr Amvl j,an
ble and can he used only t,en mixed, douKhbo, te at th..t lestauram
with oil or other liquids. Hyestuffs alone ilJJ.Us puddings :4T5.S43 tarts
are soluble. .'and cakes. 310. ?m) cookies and douuh-
3 -What planet Is said Io be the nut!,i 63 ''' cream puffs and eclalm.
most superb object In the heavens' :;08 d'-"hts of ire cream. 36..t:.l
Ans. Malum with it fi ri,,,., cnovolate sundaes. 61.3.!, pies.
eieht .tolli.. ' apples and other fruit. ?;.7tl
. . . Ki.isses 01 lemonnae ana 43.
4 hen and where W3s our present
r". e sieni lormeu: Ans. it was. .
formed in ISIS in New York city and: Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
replaced the inefficient night .nch : Tut out this slip, enclose with ic
5 What caused "Wat Tyler s lie. and mail it to Foley A Co.. 2S35 Shef
hellion" In England? Ans. The insti- field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your
tutlon of a gradua'ed poll lax In the name and address clear'v You will
WASHXGTOX, April 53 Increas. ! time of Richard II caused the re! l. r.iv. in return tr.,i n.v, -,.
ed Charges for loading and unloading iion ln ,3M. talning roley , Jlonev and Tar Com-
ordinary livestock at public stock-; 6Where is Prince Edward Island? ; pound for coughs, colds and croup;
yarda at Chicago and other western Ans. It Is situated in the Gulf of St. Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
point and Inclusion of such charges Lawrence. Its greatest length Is uj.and back; rheumatism, oackaehe kid
in transportation of livestock were milei. I.y ,nd bladder ailments; and Folev
ordered today by the Interstate com- 7-Who wrote under the name of Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
merce-commission. The charges were "Josh nn.,ng,s?" Ans. Henry W. thoroughly cleansing cathartic .r con-f-Nod
at a uniform scale of S! a car. shaw. Mtipatioo. biliousness, headaches and
Th", nievlous scale had ranged from s Who Is the father of the modern i sluggish bom.lj. S-iU eveowhere
ii) cent to 1 at rarious eiock yarUs. systein o. punctuauon. Jkn. Veno-j AdvJ
IN RAIL CHARGES
Klamath Falls Uoplk's.
Tj th- Editor:
We apprt-ciaie tht courtt-sy of the
open column of your pap-r offered to
the public. Noting the lt-tler ot C. T.
Thomas in the Moptjuy issue, we wish
to say in reply:
We rto not know Mr.jThonias, or to
what chunh ho belongs and rvecenit.
that he has a risht to express his
thoughts. Kor ourselves we wish to
say that no minister has ever pro
ihiimed the truths of (Jud in our tity
who hits had the hearing that Dr. Itul
jrin has had night after night. The
big tabernacle has been filled to ca
pacity almost every night during the
four weeks that he has been here and
men. women, and children, represent
ing the protestant churches and mul
titudes who o.-long to no church have
listened spell-bound to his keen b-gic,
clear interpretations and vivid illus
irauons- ot the gospel messnire. He
has proclaimed (.oil's plan uf salva
tlon with wondrous power, has at
liii-Rcu win in every and any I.rm
wherever he finds It. and has brought
men and women fat to face wi:h
ij.vir it jiiui tea nuuureus ty Kep
conviction and to seek the way of life
Ir. Bulgins. meetings are being at
tended night after night and backed
up not only by the members of the
churches Interested, but by men of al
most every business and profession in
tne city. Among ihone in nightly at
tendance are city postmaster, county
judj?e. 1 lawyers, doctors, merchants.
mechanics, working men of different
unions and men of no union, and
farmers from miles around.
As to the story concerning the boy
we would b mightily pleaij if every
boy and girl in the city would rtnd
these meetings instead of ttecdlng
the picture shows tod will tke our
chances on the results.
As to the meeting being broken up
with fights and rotten eggs and quar
rels. we know nothing about such a
situation. To.be sure there are dis
gruntled ones, there always will be
when sin is attacked, there are even
'hurch people who do not attend, but
"here is a great host who are rejoic
ing in the blessing that has come to
them and to our city through his
work here.
One of the results of Dr. Bulgin'3
work was the organization of a Uw
Enforcement League with a member
ship of 130 earnest, determined men
ind a splendid compuey of women.
who want to see our city cleaned up
from tome of its evils for which we
blush.
We congratulate Sfedford churches
md the city of Medford on the prive-
lege which is to be theirs of having
Dr. Bultin and his expert helpers, Mr.
tnd XI11. Kobert lwis, for this com
ing campaiirn.
We. the underpinned, are heartily
in sympathy with the sentiments ex
ftreftsed above concerning Dr. Itulgin
tnd his party and their work here.
nd will be glad to answer any inqui
ries sent to us.
K. P. LAWRENCE.
1'ivshyierian Minister.
C. K. TRIMBLE.
Christian Church.
S. J. cha'nkv.
Methodist Minister.
S. K. MILAM.
Taster f the First UxptiM Church.
CS. I. HALL.
State Missfonary Oregon Baptist State
Convention.
W. P. SLOt T.H.
Elder I'resbytriiin Church.
T." E. OKIKK1TH. J
!taptlt Church. i
AKTHl'U II. WII-SON.
Abstractor.
the enjoyment cf your food by going
without teeth or wearing a set that
does not fit. When you can have them
iiiade by an expert.
mi. HENRY Ii. PCT.L.
if 30S E. Main St. Phone 303-K
'K"-; .'j-if.
V4i
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
WE REPAIR
Batteries, Generators,
Starters, Ignition,
Lighting, Magneto
Systems
All Work Guararteed.
Official Service American Bosch
Majrneto Co.
Perkins Auto
Electric Co.
7 K. fp? SI, U!ftri, r.
f ko S37-K Kigkt CftU I S3
BUY A GOOD BICYCLE
It oarcs slirje-lcaUlcr. lime and cuery
Harley-Davidson
Bicycles
Are as eol as
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycles
All Bicj-clrg and Molorcrclcs re-
paired at
Gaylord Motorcycle Shop
Medfonl Nut. Phone IRS-M
AUTO PAINT SHOP
L. O. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
Phnna 7TJ
2? I North Or.
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone S9S.
HITSWTT A JPWlvos
The entire audience endorsed
statement with a nlne v..t..
K. I'. LAWRKXCE.
Klamath Falls, AjirU 10.
this
YOU CAK GET MOST ANY
OLD THINQ AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
Get old papers lor starting (ires at
Tribune o.'tice. .
EVEP.Y0NE NEEDS ANOTHER
VIEWPOINT
BO vou realize tlmt you can cyme licre to the First
National Hank ami put uj) your problem of business
or finance to us, and pain an unbiased opinion in the
ease?
Many's the owner of a "Nationalized" aeeount at
this Jrank who has found such it service of much
value.
Federal Reserve Membership
I '19 Ymsrt National Bank'
I ;uil UHU WhC.V?v-'l
ai 1
87,500,000 FEET
National Forest Timber
For Sale
IXX'.ATION' A.VD AMOl'XT All the merchantable dead timber stand
lag or down and all the live timber marked or designated for cat
ting on an area embracing about 6.2&0 acres In Twp. 33 S., R. 4
IJ., sun-eyed, and Twp. 3 6 S., K. 4 B., V. M., unsurreyed. Four
Hit Creek watershed. Crater National Forest, Oregon, estimated
to be ST, 500, 00 feet B. !.. more or less, of western yellow pine.
Coug'.as fir, white fir, sugar pine and incense cedar timber, approximate!-
PI per cent western yellow pine.
STLMI'AtiK PHICKS. Lowest rates considered. J3.73 per M for west
ern yellow pine, white pine and sugar pine, and $0.75 per M for
the other species. For material unmerchantable under the terms
of the contract to be removed at the option of the purchaser, for
which payment is required by the Horest Service, 25 cents per M
feel. Kates to be readjusted In IOCS and 1S2S.
DEPOSIT. With bid f 10.000. to apply cn purchase price if bid is ac
cepted, or refunded if rejected.
FIX Ati DATK FOK HID. Sealed bids will be received by the District
Forester, Portland, Oregon, up to and including May 25, 1S21.
Tbe right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
Before bids are submitted full information concerning the character
of the timber, conditions of sale, deposits, and the submission of bids
fhould be obtained from the District Forester, Portland, Orego, or tbe
Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon.
SPRAY MATERIALS
THAT HAVE STOOD THE TEST
CORONA DRY
Arsenate of Lead
BLACK LEAF 40
NONE BETTER PRICES RIGHT
Let us knew your requirements.
EARL FRUIT CO.
OF THE NORTHWEST
L. M. Campbell Mgr. Medford District
It Pays to Use "
Orchard Brand
Arsenate of Lead
Either Paste or Dry
rarm oureau
Co-Op Exchange
HERE IS YOUR TIRE ;
all vulcanized and ready to slip
rm your wheel if you wish. You
" ill find our vulcanized tires fully
r-'iual in strength, resiliency and
stayinc power to the original cas-inir-
All road tests prove this.
This is the place to save money on
your worn tires.
More Mileage Tire Co.
R. A. Petty, Jr.
132 S. Riverside Phone 162-R
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Then
KLEIN
TAILOB
I M edford Iron Works
: Tractor. Trnct, Sprar Otjtflt, and
, Gas Fnclne Repairing a Sport a It
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