Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 30, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textn MEDFORD MXTL' TRIBUNE, EDEOBP.- OTCEfiOy, SATURDAY, SPRII3 30. 192l PXGE FOTJI? Mfdford Mail tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER . EXCEPT SUNDAY BY TUB VEDKORD PRINTING CO. Th Medford Bunday Kun la furnUhcdj UGcrturu cieainng a Heven uy um newnpMper. Office Mail Tribune Building, 25-27-29 North Fir Btreet. Phone 76. A .eonaolldatlon of the Democratic Tlme, the Mfdford Mall, the Medford Tribune. The Southern Oregonlan, The Aahland Tribune. . ROBRItT W. KUHU Editor. SUMPTEIt H. SMITH. Manager. IMiaiHIOI TERMS! BY MAIL In Advance: ...J Pally, with Sunday Sun, year . ? j )aily, Willi Huniluy Sun, month f. I ally. without .Sunday Sun. year.... 6.50 , )ally. without Sunday Sun, month . VeeKly Mall Tribune, one year. .. 2.001 lunday Sun. one year 2.oo CARRIER In Medford, Ashland.. ,'aokaonvllle, Central Point, Phoenix, , '.!, T., u,lih Un,lav H,,n mnnth .71", ly! without Sunday Sun, munth .: Ily, without Sunday hun, yt-ar.-. .i.av ly, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 pal .'a AH irmH by carrier, casOi In advance. fleil paper of the City of Medford. lflclal paper oi Jiu-Kmm ummy, , Bworn daily average circulation for ..fix months emllnR Oct., 12U, 3226. '(.-.' i :.y rMi . nu-.. r :.J MM'Uvc.J. rrjtri, ni'lv t ... or ;.i.av; JittMUU:' '.'f tin-; Aanoci.tTis.iJ ' ' IMCKStf. ; The ABOHciittcd I'ii'mh is fxclusfvely entitled to the use for republication of nil news iliHpiitchrH cn-flited to it, or not otherwise ciellt-(l in this pup-r, and uJhu thu local now publlwhed herein. All right) of republeatlon of Hpeclal Ye Smudge Pot f . . My Arthur Perrjr THE SPEAKER. THE until who wants to nuike it speech inft all towns in which we dwell; he stiilks almi the lonely hciieh, and liiiKers in the sylvan dell; for years I've tried in vain to reach a place where he won't come anil yell, lie speaks, anil will not lie denied, wherever there is standing room, his mouth is ever yawn-, iii; witli!, ami multiplies the pulilie jrloom. ami when a dehirale has died, he talks a circle round the tomb. I see him on a soapbox stand and hear him howl until he's hoarse, predicting that our nataivc land will be the home of all that's coarse, unless the jjov ernment is canned, and Jiiissiim notions put in force. I hear his wordy thunders sweep beneath the fretted state house dome; I meet him on the rolliii; deep, I see him everwhero 1 roam; and if the do(i should be asleep he'd e'en invade my humble home. The chronic speaker seldom knows enough to last him over nitfitt; lip hasn't enmed the si::t"!y prv;c of sit'.'ft who have dei'med to ai-'I": his shallow sUvum of 'aniruaee flows without A savin',' lliLipei,; ju sj;;lit. f lio'd but quit when lie is done, we might forgive him new end then, hut when his works bein to run, there is no end, ami no "amen"; he thrashes chestnuts by the ton, then thrashes them all o'er a(,'ain. STAGE DRIVER TELLS OF HIS EXPERIENCE Can't Help Praising Tanlac After It Ended Seven Years of Stomach Trou tle, Declares Nudelman, "After u man has tuifiV-ri-d as lonj? and as much hh I have he can hardly help praising the mediclm that re NtorcH him to health, ' Kaid M. Nudel man, 441 lioMH tre't, Portland, who optratew an auto HtuK between Port land and Vancouver, li. "For the pnM nix or iteven years f Buffered terribly from a severe cane of Btomach trouble and my appetite got down to ahno.st nothing Nearly everylhliiK I ate upset me, and the k and1 pains In my ntomaMi would al most drive me distracted. I also suf fored from constipation and had aw ful headaches. I had rheumatism in my legs and feet so had I could hardly drive my car. 1 was so iiervuus in least little thim? would upset me, und 1 was simply miserable. "I kept hearing so much about Tanlac that I decided to see if it would heln me any and it proved to be the very thiiiK 1 needed, for I Kuincd eleven pounds on the first two bottlea and since taking two more am in the bes tf health aain. My appetite is fine, I can eat anything J want without any discomfort alter wards. I am no lontjr worried with constipation or headaches and the rheumatism has entirely disappeared. My wife has also taken Tanlac with KplendiH resulTH. Edito ial Correspondence Itl l) ANPF.KSOVK DOWNFAIili i:.pi,aim:i. IMHITI.A.NIJ. April 28. (Kdltorlal CorreHpomlenei') The downfall of Hud AnderHtin Is explained. After , .- .) . - 'netduK Ur. I.each Ci-ohs uet t'orni on The more one reads the piffling etii-. j,)(J o,,, ,,,,,,, t ilio Armory laat :ilnht. (orlaU of the upatato papers defend- one Is KurpriHfd that Medfonl a favor ite livid to tell the title. Here In It mlddlc-UKed man with hlH hair vlHlbly thinning on thu top. coming hack to the rlne, after Bever year's of molar manlcurliiK, nnd niakliiB tho beai UnhtwelBht on tho coast look llaa a monkey. For Dr. I, each did nil lliat. Any where hut in Portland he would have been given the decision by a mile. Ho certainly earned It. In fact, he made (lorman look like nil amateur, and several times u badly scared amateur at that. ing the freeing of Henry Albers, rich pancake flour maker, for Hun remarks made during tho war, the more ono becomes convinced that the country owes hint an apology and, a snappy one. , In tltese days the chief occupation of Eu,rope Is the occupation of thy neighbor's territory. ' It would do the Portland lrali team no particular harm if the referee who robbed Leach Cross of a decision over Joe Gorman, was allowed to umpire a few games. DUKE'S MIXTURE " )':. i (From M. T.) '. For Sale One Duroc cow and Wvea extra nice pigs. a. W. ley,: Talent. Evan If Germany does pay lio allies what they ask, like as not she will never admit It. Another brilliant pugo has Just been written In the annals of prohibition enforcement. Kooneyed kops, with a foxincBB that passeth all understand ing, sneaked up on three old soldiers at Reno, Nev., Wednesday, whon the grizzled, rascals were In the act of felonously taking a drink, (The Outlook) Here lies the body of William May, Who died protesting his light of way, He was right, dead right, as ho tniv ; , riled along, t But he's Just, as dead as though he'd 'been wrong. (Sub. by W. A. F.) AttHUtnlng Hint OroHH was faster and stronger eight years ago, the. wonder is Hud ever (itialified as it ship worker, and after thu Los Angeles defeat only needed ono or two operations. ' lt'a a great trlhuto to Hud's constitution. 'For tho "Pride O'f Medford." was at tho ringside, looking altle hodied, and somewhat heavier. The voyage, from Vancouver however, was apparently a rough one, for its Hud was introduced by a stuttering Jew announcer as n "former lightweight contender," It was upparent he had not lost his sea legs. As far as could he noted only "your correspondent" and (Ndonol Tongwald cheered. No other Med fordltes wort there. Hut Hud was in no mood to notice n little thing like that. Ho navigated buck nnd took a seat in Cross's corner, looking vej-y proud Indeed. And well might ho have been. For Hud, ns wo recall, lasted several rounds, which was something of r triumph. For this Jowlsh paterfami lias is a master workman, clever, quick as a flash, double fisted, and we Tb,ere Is some danger of the gents wtlo are yelling; "May 1st The Day of ,. Liberation," remembering It beBt, as tho day they were Jailed. The first Intimation that tho conies tants In the Stokes divorce suit wore human came with tho ovldonce that ' the gentle defendant, one day hauled ) of f anil wallopodtho old boy olio in ' YVt '.' th.i, I''" ' i" mi viiuiilltd ' mtnjtiir lliat IVVjio! v.a-. li:t!ned ti 'l.ai.ltw.ulll "f thr Hur," Inil Hero h , .irnnf i( iiroye IhaP anj lluni li!" tlntt uver huppenud. venture to say one of tho hest ring generals In the profession. In-flght-Ing was his strong suit last night and It was Interesting to watch him draw (lorifian into clinches and then pro ceed to rock his head up- and down, hack and forth, tike a hunching .hag, hreak away, shoot in a slinging h-ft and cover up like an armadillo on tho counter. , Cross, it may he noled, has the "fighting face," which according to hoxing experts Is tho mark of the top nntohcr. Ho isn't a pretty person under any circumstances, hut when lie conies out of ills corner he is ter rifying. one might sav hideous. His lips suggest a sneering curse, his eyes, mere slits, art; a study in calculating vindictive shrewdness. One feels he has forgotten everything but that lit tle man opposing him. and every cell In his hraiu and atom in his hody is concentrated upon that man's de struction Then ns the gong sounds, the mask comes off, he relaxes, smiles and might he a huslness-ilke dentist, welcoming the next custo mer (Jormnn, on the other hand. Is a chunky, tousle, heado-1 yearling hull, coid, Iniperturnhle. :iiuai'ular, sell'-confldent, not so aelf-coiifliielit today, however, apparent'y Inching In Imaglnallon, nervous force and de termination, therefore prolialily never destined as a first rater. There was a tremendo'is crewd C.limcl Tengwald, who as managei ol ( rater Lake Lodge., Is onw full of statistics. estimated II as oOou And tho spectacle demonstrated what a transformation the war el'lecled in this hitherto discredited pastime. Many women were there, and for three hours straight not n whiff of tobacco smoke, no rough tal'.c. only on occasional booing of tho refttv-3, which was not deserved, hut which as every hnsehall umpire can ti ct.ll'y. Is to be expected. ' Professor Thinks Limit of a Horse's Speed Is About Reached whXt is best for stings and bites ' (Portland Oregonlan) r"or Sale A tailor shop, also good Block can bo permanently Cured without operation. Call or Write Dr. Dean, Second and Morri son. ' . :"Mre. Elsie Itlggs Is up, after being in bati 11 days" (Simtlain News). "WOUNDED SOI.DIEHS NEED DISCIPLINE SAYS FORI1ES" (lid Una Mall-Trlb.) This is a cousin te the notion that what tho Binning Chi nese need most 1b the gospel. Kooty linker, ex-sec, of war says "tny eight years In office seems like a dream," and, for once the gontlemun Is right. Insects are destroying the forests ot Norway, and for Heaven's sake, left start a drive. ON THE BUMPERS (Yreka Journal) Thomas Hurklow of Myrtle Point . Oregon, known as "I'nclo Tom tnlf" to ninny Mnytcn und tlten Ida pooplo, stopped over between trains last Thursday to reuew old acquaintances. (Heard In a hennery. A patron If talking to a fair bisctiltshooter) : "Give me another shot of that there Kfttvy. ' (Very sweetly.) I'll consldei it an awful favor, kid." Oregon Industry nnd Oregon Lnn gour and Lethargy. LEXINGTON, Ky April Tho limit In speed of trotting anil running 'horses has almost been reached, ac cording to I'rof. W. It. Anderson of tho Animal Husbandry dopnrlme.it of tho Kentucky Stato Collego of Agri culture. Prof. Anderson has boot making a special study of record-holding standard-bred trotters and ttiorol.shbred runners, and biuirhls conclusions on a study of records nnd histories of the animals covering a period of more than 60 years. h '" y.-:ll-. tile I- r.l ..; -.lln-o. v. o .-1,1 li i.i Il l s has ! ei. I'"' " i l i'r..ii ".Iii to '-'.i'" ;i- !. :i ri Jrwmn ol .1 " ' i - 1 m nli:. I'ri.li n r Antb r-in finds. In -18 years tho American rec ord of running horses over a dlstanifi .if one mile has been lowered from l:-U::i-4 In l.:M:-l-ri u reduction oi six and four-fifths seconds. Neither breed has failed to make improve ment during a generntlon, according to Prof. Anderson, and In some cases Improvement has been so rapid that many new records have been made in ,he llfo of a single horse. Tho gradual Improvement In th speed of trotting horses, according to Professor Anderson, is shown clearly hy the records of three-year-olds anil Ihe years they were made These are as follows: In IStiO, Elvira Whiteside, 2.39; 1S74 Lady Stout. i.S'J; lss:t, Hindu, Hose, 2.19:1-2: 1SSH, Axtell. 2.14; 1892, Alien, 2.10:t-2; 11110. Colorado 2.114:3-4: 1014 Peter Volo 2.113:1-2; l'.U", Tho Heal lJidy, 2.03 and 1H20 .-lister Hertha, 2.02:1-2. Whon Peter Volo established his unexpected race record of 2.03:1-4 the prediction was made that the limit of speed for his age had been reached, but Miss Hertha Dillon ciiia!led the record In 1017. while The Heal Ijuly m one-half second off it. Three vears later. Sister Hertha. n full sister !f Miss Hertha Dillon, placed tho time it 2.02:3-4. Prof. Anderson said that there are reasoim to believe that '.he imbition of breeders to place tho three-year-old record at two itiimces may be realized. Peter tho (Iron!, Stounhton A. Fletcher's great stallion, has p'ayi d an Important part in the Improvenu-i.t if trotting horses, according to I'rof. Anderson. This great sire has pro 'iueod fill horses which have trade records from 2.10 down to 2 01:3 I. ie also sired Miss Harris M., which holds the record as the fastest paci'14 mare in tho world with n mark of l.SS:l-4. Some idea of tho progress made b 'llnnlng horses, according to tho pi i fessor, may be obtained front a recitrd of their achievements, which follow: I In 1S72, Alarm 1.42:3-4; li7',, Searcher. i.4i:-i: tun, ion nn-.- (against time) 1.3(1:8-4; 1SH0, Un due, 1.311:1-2 nnd SalvatorC straight course) 1.3G: 1-2; 1900, Voter nnd Orlmar, 1.3S; 1001. Hrigndler, 1.37 4-5; 1903, Dick Wellse, 1.37:2-5: 1908, Center Shot 1.37:1-5; 1014, Amnlfl. 1.3t!:l-4; 1918, Sll . Hlier. 1.36:1-5; 1018, ltonmer (against time) 1.35:4-5 and 1020 Man o' War, 1.34:4-,6. The most remarkable, thing about the tunning records. Prof. Anderson l.-nid. I" the fact that Man o' War. a tin,--:. . . o old. holds t!,e vc-ivrt for iiill a;:i 'i of I !ot ir 'n h:'cfi hnrs :n a Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with Be and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S35 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your tintno and nildress clearly. You will receive In return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds, and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back; rheumatism, oackachc, kid ney and bladder ailment.'; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowolB. Sold everywhere. Adv DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director GOOD CLOTHES I Make Thein rflB 1 iMft KLEINi ISM Fust IVnn Mt. Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately removed ol short notice. Weekly visit In rest dence districts. Dally business dta trlct. Phono 891. WHlTStTT A JKNMSU8. MADE IN OREGON OLYMPIC PRODUCTS -' FLOUR Olympic Flcur, sack $2.60 Olympic Rolled Oats, package 35c Olympic Rolled OzTts, sack 55c Olympic Pancake Flcur, package 25c Olympic Pancake Flour, sack . . . 70c Olympic Wheathearts, package 25c Olympic Wheathearts, sack 70c FOUTS GROCERY CO. ffiyi-jAitii . t WKI . V. 'A 1)K. A. UrnKLVND tiilropractor Suite f anil fi, Spnrta htilhllng, corner Main itinl IUveilde. orflce phone iH. RrsUleiiee S32. " a If Workmanship Counts THE MOSAN PHOCKKS of cletinltig rugs Is the bct-u ASK YOl'U MHGIUIOK Phone ISO Free Delivery Mosan Art Rug Co. 119 W. Tenth St. BUY A GOOD BICYCLE It saves shoe-leather, Unio aiul energy Harley-Davidson Bicycles Are ns good as Harley-Davidson Motorcycles All lllcychis nml Motorcycles re paired nt Gaylord Motorcycle Shop Meilforil Nat. lMione ISS-M CITY AUTO PAINT WORKS WASIIIMi; 1'OMSIIlMi, TOP DUP.SSlXti -l'hono 75 l-.l :S South Ikirticlt Medford, Ore. iffiil' It rods fMl feel ioodl i iiiiys tor; I Wm$ MONEY. 111 Bank Have you experienced the satisfied feeliDg of going to your own bank with your own money and seeing your balance grow? Each time you add to your balance, you add to your own good feelings because you are getting ahead. If you have no bank account, come in and START one. If you have an account, add to your balance regularly. We will welcome you. Jackson County Bank Established 18S8 Member Federal Reserve Your Choice -of AH Makes Oakland 6 1920, model heavy frame run less tl.nn 1000 miles $1450.00 Cleveland 6 1921 model, run 3000 miles, equip ped with front and rear bumper, spare tire, motor-meter. Meehani- eally in first class condition. Guar anteed .- $1800 Buick 6 ."i-passenger, 1917 model. fJiinr antced in first class condition $1200.00 Willys-Overland t-passenger, 1918 model. New paint job. Cord tires, 4 spare uords. Motor-meter) power tire pttinp. Guaranteed mechanically in onod condition. Velie ' ."i-passenoer 1913 model. Iieanti ful runiiins car. Cord tire equip lffi. iSpsi'f tirf, wt'r.MirMfT and jtr, fV tire put' $13Stl Dodge 101 7. Looks like new. Good tires. New spare tire, 1921 li cense $900 Guaranteed Mechanically Ford Touring 1920. Run very little. Good tires. Motor bored for starter. Studebaker 6 T-pnssenger, newly overhauled, Motor "rebored. De Luxe pistons, new rear end, heavy rear springs, making ideal stage ear. New Stroniberg Carburator. Good tires This ear is priced right ami will make some one wanting to haul big loads to lake or do stage work a fine ear. ' , Chevrolet Touring 1920 model. Al condition Hittson Motors lM S. Fir. AUTO PAINT SHOP L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop. Automobiles Painted and Revarnished Phnnn 77? 221 North nr. 87,500,000 FEET . National Forest Timber For Sale LOCATION AN'I) AMOUNT All the merchantable dead timber stand ing or down and all the live timber mnrked or designated for cut ting on an area embracing about 0;2S0 acres in Twp. 3f S., R. E., surveyed, and Twp. 38 S., 11. 4 E., W. M., unsurveyed, Four lilt Creek watershed, Crater National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be S7, 500, 000 feet II. M more or less, of weBtcrn yellow pine, Doimlas fir, white fir, sugar pine nnd incense cedar timber, ap proximately 81 per cent western yellow pine. STCMP.-UJK PlilOKS. Lowest rates considered, $H.7fi per M for west ern yellow pine, white pine and sugar pine, and J0.75 per M for the other species. For material unmerchantable under the terms of the contract to bo removed at tho option of the purchaser, for which payment is required by the Uorest Service, 25 cents per M feet. Kales to be readjusted in 1925 and 1928. DKPOS1T. With bid $10,000, to apply on purchase price If bid is ac 'cepted, or refunded if rejected. I'lXAL DATK !'()! Ill l. Sealed bids will be received by the District Forester, Portland, Oregon, up to and Including -May 25, 192L. The tight to reject any and all b'ds is reserved. Before bids are submitted full information concerning the character of the timber, conditions of tale, deposits, and the submission of bids should be obtained front tho District Forester, Portland, Oregon, or the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon. EAT MORE BREAD Tts Yom Best Food Perfection Bread "The Quality Loaf" 1 lb. loaf . I', lb. loaf 13c Medford Bakery Corner Main and Grape Phone 37 It Pays to Use Orchard Brand Arsenate of Lead Either Paste or Dry Farm Bureau Co-Op Exchange MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES l-cnvo .Medford 1 1 . m. Daily. Leave Itosehtirg 1 p. m. Pally MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS i.i;avk mi-:dkoi:i. 10:00 a. nt. 1:00 p. in. 4:30 p. m. Cars stop at all Intermediate points Waiting room Medford, 3 South Front. I.F.AVK (iUAXTS PASS. 10 a .m. 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. in. Phono 300 INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.