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METTFOTtD MATL TRIBUNE, ME1JFORD, OREfJOX, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL' 27, 1921
Medford Mail Tribune
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thfl local news published herein.
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dlapatrtjea herein are alao reaerved.
vYe Smudge Pot
My Arthur Perry
Tho soviet government of Russia
will ay tlib $15,000 bond forfeited liy
1)111 Haywood, fiiKitlve I. W. VV. chief
tain, hut the sensible thins would have
been to have bought bonus with the
money. They will find him hard to
BWHJlOW.
' OharleB' 1'nddoek, tho scnsatlnnal
California tHiriutei', has broken all
running rccordn, except those made by
able.-bwlied citizens getting In out ol
tho draft.
A mining' doal of considerable sig
nificance was negotiated Tuesday
when Toggory Williams Isaacs, party
of the first part, transferred to Mica
&. Woraack, party of the Bucond part,
one pair of pants for a sliver mine.
, ,', . PLAIN AND GOLI
' . (Ashland Tidings)
.Wanted Men or women to lako
orders among friends and nelgh
' bora - for tho genulno guaranteed
hosiery, full lino for men, women
ahd children. lOllininatcs darning.
"Children of tho Mists" by Mary!
Thomas, published by Harper a; hits
nothing at all to do with residents of
the Willamette valloy.
, Mr. Babe Ruth, afflicted with tho
big head, probably notes with pleasure
that four other big league ballplayers
are hitting more homeruus thun his
monstrous self.
-A nice thing about a circus, (there
being only two so advertised hero
next, month), Is that no two are alike,
and they change every year, so their
ownors don't know 'out.
, CHEERING THE FOLKS
, (Albany Democrat)
' Mr. and Mrs. Krod (iut.man re
ceived a, telegnun front their
! dattghtor, Clara, who is teaching
school near Fresno, California, to
tbo offect that: "All my scholars
here liavo Influenza. I am on the
1 way."
; There are only in.nmi.oiio unnatural
ized aliens In Iho l'nlted Slates, and
It seems a Ultlo reserve Immigration
Is needed. Tho trouble wjlh this Is
tho resulting ovorsupply of hyphens.
After reading tho San Francisco
papers on the .lap question, tho views
of tho Toklo papers 011 the California
monacc, miiBt bo Interesting.
The news from the astronomers that
a comet will flip Its tail against the
earth .tune STth. will knock all kinds
of predictions nnenl Iho end of, the
world out of Iho "skeery."
The family cat of tho Stokes, mixed
up lii their d I voice suit, was a highly
respectable cat. until ho started mov
ing In New York society.
FORUM RHYMES
O! you great big beautiful town.
You cortalnly beat them all,
Then the charming soprano.
Hit n vocal bannnn,
And tho tune is "After tho Hall."
Tho appointment of Kernel c
Tongwald, manager of Craler
Yens
Lake
hotel. Is a piece of good Judgment,
and besides the water matches his
eyes.
The Germany that Is yelling fur ar
bitration by tho t?. S. of the allied
reparations, can't ho the samn Cor
many that once, through Its diplomatic
aides,' called us "idiotic Yankees."
Add Hogue Hlvor Industries
bus whistles that raise hair
head. .
-.Illnev
of the
" Talcum powder cans should be
hunif on tho shrubbery at the auto
Cam)) grounds, for uso by tourists.
! ' Same of tho tumbled down edifices
on the- Main Stem, are being painted
up, like a gal from the rural districts
headed for a Sat. eve shindig.
GENERAL GRANT'S BIRTHDAY.
N
IN'KTV-XINE years iifo today, (ieiieiiil I'lyssrs S. Crant was
born. The day is l)riii eommemorateil throughout his home
stale of Illinois, but the lesson his career teaches might well he pon
dered upon by every American, particularly every young American.
For as a young man Grant was a failure. During the first years
of the Civil war he was a failure. In spite of his nine years in the
regular army his efforts to get a subordinate command resulted in re
peated failures.
Kven war governor Kichard Vales of Illinois repulsed him. "1
am sorry lo say, Captain, there is nothing for you.:li 1(0. Call again."
The man who was lo save the Union, to become president, and to be
ranked with his country's immortals, did call ifgain- Finally he was
given a desk in the adjutant general's office, lie started to muster
in soldiers at the rale of $:l per, day. He received a voucher for if LJO,
but did not receive his money until long after. '
Out of funds, lonesome, discouraged, hi) returned lo Springfield, J
again asked for a command, was again turned away. He left Illinois
and went to Ohio, where discouragement eoiituuied.
"
Then his opportunity came. A regiment of roughs, who abused
the lax dieipline of their commander, was called to the attention of
Governor Yates. No one wanted the command. Here was a chance
for this persistent state house pest. Grant wiis offered the place and
promptly look it.
- His first experience was to have his hat knocked off by one of the
rough neck soldiers. "Voting man that's not very polite," was Grant's
only comment at the time, but step by step he tightened discipline
until insubordination was dead and the regiment was a military unit,
ready for service.
The first call came to Illinois from General Fremont, who wanted
a regiment in northern .Missouri. .
"Send me" was Grant's request to Governor Yates.- i '
"No transportation," was the governor's" reply. '' !i 1
."I'll find transportation," the
1HG1 lie issued his first inarching
. n -.;' ,; ;; ,.: U
The rest is history. "I propose'trt rigJil 'it "out on this line if it
takes all summer !" There is the Grant' receipt for' fineness, carried out
eonsistently throughout his life- "Not a brilliant man, not in the
general sense a genius, but a man who refused to ipiit, who kept
everlastingly at it."
An excellent, example for the younger generation of today, to
morrow or uiiv time.
Bool leg and gasoline don't mix,
on I In Jacksonville road early this morning testifies. Taxi drivers
are licensed. They are public carriers. It is time to issue licenses
only to those who have a well-established reputation for sobriety and
gootl character, and to revoke permanently licenses to t lm.se who
haven 't.
How Much Do
You Know?
1 Can corn bo grown successfully
In Knglaud?
2 According to' 'latest- oallinutci
how quid Is It on the moon?
3 How should Bwoet corn bo plant
ed, In groups or In a single row?
' 4 Who produced tho "white" black
horry? 5 Who wcro tho four greater pro-
phots?
Inlo how many different lan
guages has the lllblo been translated?
, 7 What Is tho best thing for a per
son who has conic Into contact with
poison Ivy to do?
8 How much property do plant
posts ruin every your?
9 Docs tho moon havo any effect
on vegetables?
10 What are legunios? 1
Answers to Yesterday's questions
1 What la the color of a "roan"
horso? Ans. A "roan" horse Is of a
color consisting of bay, sorrel or chest
nut, thickly Inlorspersed with white or
gray.
2 What Is a young cow called? Ana.
A young cow Is called a heifor.
Whero is lite largest glacier In 1
the world? Ans. The largest glacier
In tlic world Is tho M nil' In Alaska.
4 What Is Cod's Acre? Ans. Cod's
aero Is a churchyard.
fi WJiut Is a potters' wheel'.' Ans.
A iKitters' wheel Is a horlaontally ro-1
tilling disk which rapidly turns tho:,..ul vml nffor,i , KPeP diseased. b
prepared clay while the potior is snap- Ucessed teeth which are so detrlmen-
fng tile vessel ho is making.
I! What was Crook-fire? Ans.
Creek flre was an luflammable mater
ial, luextlngulsbahlo In water, used by
ancient Creeks In warfare.
7 What Is a Davy lamp? Ans. A
lluvy lamp Is a miner's safety lamp.
8 What Is a "palanquin "? Ans. It
Is a covered conveyance used In India
and China. It will hold one passenger
and Is carried on the shoulders of
men.
ft How many miles square is a
"In Every Respect'"
says the Good Judge
ft
V-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco
r ti-iiut i.a-i.'u.'.Bi.'u.T.i T.rjBiiT.n-i.-.T w.-f inn ivii.-..inuT i
liftlt'iliiil
orders."''. I
or shouldn't. as I he accident
I township? Ans. A township Is six
( miles sipiaro.
j 10 What Is a sarcophagus? Ans.
1 It Is a stone coffin or chest-tike tomb.
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES
. .Med lord people will be. surprised
bow quickly simple witchhucl, cam
phor, bydrastls, etc., as nil.td In l.:i
Voptlk eye wash, relieves bl:,odshot
eyes and dark rings. One young lady
wno nail eye trouble and very un-
K,tiy ,ai-k rings was
elleved liy a
single week's use of f,avopttk We
guarantee a small bottlu lo help ANY
CASIO weak, strained or Inflamed
eyes. Aluminum eye cup KltUK.
Medford Pharmacy, Main and Cen
tral Klreets. Adv.
RHEUMATISM
AND TEETH
In n recent examination of nnnie
hundreds of rheumatic patients in
hospitnls of Ccigao. It was shown be
yond the shadow of a doubt that de
fective teeth are detrimental ' to
ticnlt li. The constant association be-
tween abscessed teeth and chronic ar
thritis ceases to lie a coincident, when
feimd in from 74 .to IIS per cent.i'of
itlj,;cases examined, it Is prneticnllM a
'certainty that there is a direct rela
tionship between the two conditions:
between bud teeth nnd rheumatisnn.
tal to your health, when you can have
them removed without pain by
HH. HKNltY It. Pl'ltl,
308 K. Main St. IMlone SO.l-tt
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN
l'AlUl
ISM VMt Man St.
Colonel insislei
You get more genuine chew
ing satisfaction from the Real
Tobacco Chew than you ever
got from the ordinary kind.
Tho good tobacco taste
lasjs so long a small diew
of this class of tobacco lasts
much longer than a big chew
of the bid kind. That's why
it costs less to use.
Any man who has used both
kinds will tell you that.,
Put up in two styles
FRIENDS SEE
IN THIS
A. G. Fuller Says Tanlacj"'; t, d"rintr,that l,mc n1 i'e"
ff thirty pounuH in two weekH.
Has Restored His Health "I was also suffering from Iuhm of
- j XT- TT r'oinorl TVii'v 'nei'Ry and general weakness, und
ana xie nas la-aineci i nu -. thi, a3 wcli as tne Bt()mai:h trouble,
fw TeVvo P a 11 n rl (i Tn ! became much worse. Gas would form
uy-xive i o U n u t --Uon my BtoIlmch t.uuslnB awfu, ,,,
Wcih,t. land a feeling of suffocation. 1 was
1 ' badly constipated and in such misery
the wonderful change that lias taken !
place in my condition in so short d :
thill. " uniH A ('. ' I.-HII..1- i.m i.vt.i-t '
accountant of 2071 'HZml Ave.', Oak
land.1 Cal.
"IToUowing an attack of the 'flu' In
lltin. l fnbnd myself in an awful run
down condition. My stomaili, which
had troubled me for three years, be
came very much worse and for two
months I suffered frightfully. I rart'ly
The Mora Pump
Is Here
The 'Puinp Unit will buy itself and pay your taxes.
IJein riiiuiul'in-t tired in vour ovn state.
A li'.iiited Jiniotint ready for delivery Jlay'1. ' ;
We also handle irrigation pipoi ,'V: r."' i.
Demonstration Thursday and Friday .
April 28 and 29 -at
Ashland Iron Works
Ashland, Oregon
Fur sale by
Pacific Mora Pump Sales Co. '
Cll G St., Grants Pass, Ore.
W. T. Wheat, Demonstrator, Austin Hotel, Ashland
Write for literature and state your' requirements.
'
DIt. A. 1UTKKM'M
Clilrnprm'tor
Suite 'I mill 5, Slmrlu iMilliltnjr,
Mtilu mid HIvui-hIiIy l !'(
285. lltl(l'tirc
rortipr
phone
gfti -Li 1 j 1 I I ,;.TTT
''L'. n iTi-Lin
"Stnttdard "T
I'lllllll'il'ft I IXllllT'S
We curry n full line of 'Plumbing
'ixtitres, Fittings anil Supplies.
Ideal Areola Heating Plants
Mueller Pipeless Furnaces
Westco Tankless Water Pressure
System
Modern Plumbing &
Heating Co.
Phone fc'0 ' Sparta Blilu.
WHY WALK?
It is Healthier ami
CHEAPER TO RIDE
If yon rule n
H arley-Davidson
lii'yele or Motiireyele.
Gay lord Motorcycle
Shop .
AUTO PAINT SHOP
L. O. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
Phnne 777
221 North Fir.
CHANGE
OAKLAND MAN
I that
I would often roll and toss all
long in 1
and nervous that it was only with
great effort that I could do my work.
"My mother persuaded me to try
Tanlnc and my weight increase was
thirty-five pounds, a gain of - five
pounds' above my usual weight in 30
days. ! can eat .anything now with
out a sign of indigestion, my nerves
are back to old-time form and 2 am
enjoying life and good health as i
have not before in years."
Your Choice
of
All Makes
Oakland 6
1920, model heavy frame run
less than 1000 miles $1450.00
Cleveland 6
1921 model, run 3000 miles, equip
ped with front and rear bumper,
sparo tire, motor-meter. Mechani
cally in first elass condition, (iuar
unteed $1600
Buick 6
3-pnsscnper, 1917 model. Guar
anteed, in first elass condition
$1200.00
Willys-Overland
7-passcuger, 1918 model. New
paint job. Cord tires, 4 spare
cords. Motor-meter, power ' tire
pump. Guaranteed, mechanically
in good condition. ' ' :
. Velie : ' .V .'.
o.passetiger 1918 model. Heaitti'
ftd (uniiinj car'.' Cord tire equip
ped. Spare tire, mfttor.meter and
.biiMpdr, ptwer tire pnmp .1349
Ddf
1917. litiolcs like new. Good
tires. New spare tire, 1921 li
cense :. $900
Guaranteed Mechanically
Ford Touring
1920. Hun very little. Good
tires. Motor bored for starter.
Studebaker 6
7-passenger, newly overhauled,
Motor rebored. De Luxe pistons,
new rear end, heavy rear springs,
making ideal stage ear. New
Stromberg Carburator. Good tires
Thia car is priced right and will
make some one wanting to haul
big loads to lake or do stage work
a fine car.
Chevrolet Touring
1920 model. Al condition
Hittson
Motors
13G S. Fit.
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Immediately removed od
hort notice. Weekly visit in reel
donee districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone 891.
vrnrrsvTT a jknntos.
'' nSmfil.if!" j :.7." " ' ' !vi f'
m III
I 1
AND HOW ABOUT THE SAVINGS
ARE you one of the fellows who needs a
jog-gin"; up now and then in order to realize "
the necessity for keeping- that "National
ized" savings account growing- down here?
And yet, you'd be surprised how many oil
those' accounts the First National has in--,
fluenced toward an upward grwwth.
Federal lieserve Member.
g7(? First National Bank'
WBiaroRD
A choice lot of Oregon meats and products
at the
STAR MEATl MARKET
at special low prices for
i THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb 1 7 he
Corn Fed Fresh Side Pork, pound .... ,20c
Choice Steaks, pound . . 25c
Liberty Steak, pound 20c
Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb. 25c
314 E. Main We Deliver , Phone 273
This week buy OREGON
MADE goods only
Our windows show a display of
goods that are in daily use in most
homes. They are MADE IN
OREGON; spend your money
where it will do the most good.
HEATH'S DRUGSTORE
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street.
BRAND MAD RON A BRAND
EGG PRODUCER
SCRATCH FOOD
DAIRY FEED
Made in Medford
ARE SUPERIOR FEEDS AT
LOWER PRICES
With Guaranteed Analysis
Monarch Seed and Feed Co.
Russ Mill
Be Sure You Get Our Prices First
ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT
to get CRESCEN T TIRES
at sale price
30x3, $15.75
others in pioportinn. (inaraiite-il .".(Hill mj,.s. iri(ll, ,r,M,s
May . ' "
Nordwick Tire and Sup. Co.
27 So. Front St., Medford
Oregon
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