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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, OREflOX; FRIDAY, MAY 13, 3921
Medford Mail Tribune
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Official pHper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jucknon County.
Wworn datlv averiiK circulation for
, nit months endlnK Oct.. 1920, 3226
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Medford, Oregon, undr tho act of March
8, 1 879.
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otherwise credited In 'his paper, and also
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Ye Smudge Pot
Arthur Ferry
. The lady arrcKted In Honolulu for
the murder of four husbands, and -'a
stray brother, gf one of the sanie.fwas
a gentle soul; she used rut poison, just
hb .effective, but loss siect;icular than
Bliootlilg 'cni uown on the Main street.
All the victims were goodlooking and
carried fat insurance policies.
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The wicked have been routed again.
The Christians were going to play ball
with the. printers, but decided to take
no chances.
Cherries and berries, totally destroy
ed by frost early In April, are coming
on, contrary to predictions.
A number of citizens have the ef
frontery to wear straw hats, though
they linger in the shade moBt of the
time.
'Tor sale Ford, made in 1820. A
little noisy, but runs when started.
Fully' equipped, except for tail light.
See; Hugglns" (Want Ad Lakevlow
Tlpios). This vehicle was first lifted
in Jacksonville.
. Press reports indicate that the far
mers of Kansas are on tho verge of
hysterics, because their common sense
won't.let 'em go crasy like North Da
kota and adopt a half baked form or
Bolshevism.
ft becomes moro evident every day
that the Allies made a big mistake
when they savod Poland from the Rus
sian RedB.
"MY LAOY'8 KNEES"
(From Portland Telegram)
She hides her ears
' And paints her face,
And wears a dress
; Of shadow lace.
Her cheeks are fair,
: She dyes hor hair.
And moBt tho time
' Hor knoes are bare.
:r: Some call that tough,
it. Hut 1 don't care.
' ' Hor. knoes are surely
' A cute pair!
.They're whiter than
Tho palost lily,
i And when 1 see 'em,
5; 1 go silly. IN SAN li I.OVKIt.'
Mr.' Stokes is sick, probably from
reading tho evidence in his own di
vorce case.
''Tho dew point has been reiu-hod In
the march of Oregon Industrial pro
gresB" (MarshHcId News.) What 1h
needed most is a did point.
The flags have milt waving, and
thore Is wldosprcad deflation of the
lungs In emitting loud, loud walls ot
agony against the bonus bill.
NOTHING IN A NAME
(Oregon City Enterprise)
I,ost Tom eat, bob tall, answers
to name of Minnie. Anyone know
ing his whereabouts, phone.
Warning! Tho Hates llros. are going
on a picnic Sunday, and thore will be a
typhoon, accompanied by a cloudburst.
FRECKLES
Xow tit (he Tlmr to livt Hill of Tlui
l'Kl' SMit.
ThiM-e'n no longer the sllhteM need
of fcelltiK oshnmed of yum freckles,
na Othtnw doublr streiiKth i KUar
- unteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply Bet an ounre of Othine
double Htrcngth from tiny (.i-iikkIhI
and apply a little of It nlKht and
morning nnd you should soon see that
even the worst froekles htivr heifun to
dlHAppear, while the lighter ones lwwe
vanlHhed entirely. It is seldom that
wore than an ounce Is needed to com
pletely Hear the skin mid sain a
beautiful clear complexion.
Be mire to ask for the double
strength Othlne na thin is Hold tinder
guarantee of money Iwiek if H fails to
remove fterkles. Adv.
ITTILUAM ALLKX WHITE in n tins Iuokc again. The remib-iss
W licun oi-yimizution in KansuH, lis a result, in furious. Fur tlie'H
mini wliu wns elected a regular ik-legate to tlie Ohio convention a
year apo, is now writing articles from Washington which are eagerly
troubled tip by the democratic press, the Portland Journal among
others. In other words the Hull Moose horns which were amputated
several years ago. retained their roots and are beginning to sprout.
Of course criticism is to be expected. When a newspaper man
enters politics, as an official representative of his party, he must
give hostages to the watch dogs of pari;?-, regularity. Jf a party
honors an individual, the individual assumes an obligation lo honor
the party. The mistake Mill While made wasln abandoning his policy
of independence and climbing on the organization baud wagon.
'
Hut il is aina.liiL' that his Kansas friends should be surprised.
Hill White is too big a man. too intelligent nftd too fearless, ever to
acquiesce by silence, when he believes his party is making a mistake.
And in the present treatment of the tariff, William Allen White,
believes his party is making a serious mistake.
In fact under the leadership of Fordncy and I'cnrosc he sees the
republican administration repeating the "Schedule K" performance,
which gave the republican party under 'fa ft,' the worst defeat in its
history. It, is too much for a man once inoculated with the Hull
Moose virus. To ipiolc Mr. While:
, Schedule "K" Is tiying to come back. Not our old friend of the I'ayne
Alcmeli li'MV The same. Surely not old 'schedule "K" that put the ad
ministration Into the discard? The very same. "
But schedule "K" is not the only tariff schedule written by the In
terests affected that Is trying to get into (he new tariff. All the big or
ganized industries or the country are represented In Washington and tnn
representatives of these Interests are having more to say about the tariff bill
than Is the tariff commission, which is drawing $:). 000 every bleunium
for the express purpose of collecting and assembling (acts about the tariff
for the congressional committees. i . ' -
,Nrt that the tariff commission lacks facts, not that the facts are iiies
tloncd, not that congress cannot get the truth from lhcse facts, but the
truth (ceniH to be what certain congressional loaders-do not want.
Says .Mr. Kordney of the house committee, to his dwu experts, aa he
turns over to them the privilege seekers: i .,,-,( - ; !. .
"Hoys, give them what tljey want OJ) -pear aa, you can." , !-''' ;
. . Says Senator Penrose, chairman of ij tho senate finance-, committee,
quoted by the New York Journal of yoirrmerce: - , .
"I believe in the abolition of ffU: thoiAUtocratie.- niUHhroom.'1boifrdyt
all Wl'son boards which arose during the war." ' ''
Last month, April IS to LMi, the secretary of Senator Penrose's com
mittee asked the tariff commissioners to attend the hearings on the emer
gency tariff bill. The tarirf coinniiS3lonerB sat In the Penrose committee
ante-nocm for several days.
Then, according to the official hearings, page 21C, Senator Penrose
said:
"The hearings will close and the committee will hold an executive ses
sion tomorrow and will.be glad to havo such of the government experts as
are convenient and available. The members of the tariff commission are
thanked for their courtesy and word will be conveyed to them if their
presence Is necessary."
That wiib the cool and final way of dismissing the commission.
liul the conditions of 1IH2 are not the conditions of today and
W.A. W. realizes it. Then what Hcninc likes to call the capitalistic
class was united behind revising the tariff upward. Today the big
financial interests arc a unit in opposition. For there is a ten billion
dollar debt to be paid the I'uitcd States, the bankers want it paid,
and the only way it can be paid is by the importation of manufac
tured goods and raw materials A high tariff renders this impos
sible. So America's most famous country editor concludes as follows:
The fight probably will hinge upon tho use of the tariff commission.
The reactionaries will insist upon schedules hy the manufacturers, aided
by the government's 80-cnlled experts. The liberals will demand a tariff
bill largely recommended by the tariff commission, which has studied the
problem us It affects tho manufacturers, the dealers in raw materials and
the consumers.. ' ;
Such a tariff making body Is sure to get s fairer tariff than one made
llko schedule "K" in 1909, "by men who knew exactly what they wanted,.!,'
(
The whole tariff law may be upset by any of a doicn European dis
turbances which would unsettle tho rate of exchange.
So the tariff, once the greatest, now is In a fourth and fifth rate
place, along with tho public welfare bill and tho general deficiency bill.
ThuH the mighty havo fallen. .
S MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Price MANN'S g
Ripp!ing&hi)TriG$
6 we t Mason ,
i
THE PARIAH.
''""'IIK man whose credit's on the blink is known. by all upon
L the si reel, and il is sad to sec hini slink around the town op.
furtive feet. He has a frightened, hunted air, no jtraii(tlil hour's
by him enjoyed; he dodges here, he dodges there, tlitf merchant
prince lo avoid. Perchance be is a gifted scout, the fire of genius
in his glim, but he has worn his credit out, and there's no welcome
sign for him. No smile of gicoling warms hs heart as he. goes
shuffling down the .street, but ' people sny. in ' shop and marl.'
'There goes .lim Jinx, the blamed old heal." His children suffer
for his sins, when to the school house they repair; scorned by thr
grocer's stall fed twins, and by the village butcher's heir. His
ivil'c has met a cold rebuff in nearly every store in town, when she
ivould buy on tick some stuff to make herself a humble gown. So
lc and his, without the pale, dishonored go their futile way, be
cause he doesn't bring the kale to pay his hills on settling day.
And il is strange that any man will such a state of tilings endure,
mil he the village also ran. when there is such a simple cure. Let
him but show a wire desire to pay his creditors their mou, and
nothing more will reipiire to gain a fooling in tho sun.
GIF OF STAFF,
EFFECTIVE JULY 1
WASHINGTON. May 13. Selec
tion of Ofiioral John .1. IVrslunK to
lu rliicf of staff of lht army was
unnotmrt'il tiulny y Si-cn-tary Works.
As i-hW'f of staff Si'crotnry Weekn
sa ill. Ocni'ial Pt'rshiiiK will riirert
training of tho ivkuIui- army and
otKantxt'it resrrvrs which w will com
mand in Iho event of active field ope
mtlnnn before hln retirement. He will
retain the duties recently n tinned to
hint as chief of the war staff hoinjf
oi Kanized.
General Harhoard ns assistant chief
of staff, will take over nil of the ad
min 1st rati e detnlls heretofore being
handled by the chief of staff, Mr.
Weeks, announced, leaving General
I'ershiiiK f i ee to direct the organi
zation and training of the army of the
rutted States as n whole, Including
the National Guard nnd the organized
reserves.
General Pershing will assume his
new duties July 1. succeeding Major
General Peyton C. March. His assist
ant will he Mapor General James G.
Harbnrd, who was General Pershing's
personal staff offset' lit France heroic
he assumed command of the servict'
of supply.
Such Is Life
"Kiuht ee n yea in ago I had t h ree
ribs broken, fourteen years ago my
right leg: eleven years ago I nearly
went tiver with typhuld fever and
since then have had nwfnl stotnncl
and liver trouble. Was filled with
gas most all the time. I would haw
colic attacks so bad as to heroine un
and doctors advised an operation Out
conscious. No medicine' helped nie
day talking with a, stranger hp recom
mended Mayr's Wonderful Kt-nrMy
which helped me at once." It is n
simple, harmless preparation that re
moves the mucus from the intesttnat
tract and allays the Inflnmmattor.
which causes practically all stoma h.
liver nnd Intestinal ailments. Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will c n-
viure or money refunded. Kor sile
by nil druggists. " Adv.
Mammoth Sale
of Shirts
tho fop IW li Cfiiriloir May
mo irtiai ijajr ---jaiuiuajr 14th
Hundreds of Shirts
Left for Your Selection
Prices ,
on all of our
SHIRTS
$1.19
$1.59
.19
- -
$2
$389
Ask yout: friends and neighbors, who have attended this Mam
moth Shirt Sale. The hundreds of Shirts already sold are positive
proof th ki jwe are offering real bargains.
anc Slriped Percales
S Regular $2.00 values
I $1.19
S Soiesette' and Corded Madras.
H Regular $3.00 and $3.50 values
I I $2.19
Fast Color Madras
and Percales, beautiful
patterns, $2.50 values
$1.59
Silk and Silk striped Crepe.
Regular $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00
r value
$3.89
I Mann's Department Store I
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY 1
g Medfordj Oregon. , . ., . s
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Kit. A. Ul UKl.rM). Chlrnprcctor
Suite 4 and 5 Sparta Bldpr., Main and
Rlvorsldo. rhucca: Office 286. Raa
12.
GOOD CLOTHES
,1 Make Them
KLEIN tauxb
19H KmI Man M.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
'Herb cure for earache, hendache. cat
irrh. dipltnTla, sre throat, lung troublo.
kidney tioublc. Mtomauh t rouble, hoart
trouble. btll nnd f-vfr. cr.imps, cmiRlis.
poor rit oulat ton. carhunrlos, tnmorn,
crackod hrvust. euros all kinds of Boilers.
NO OPKKATIONS.
Medford. iiinn. Jan. 1. 191".
This in to certifv that I. the under
signed, hud very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and last AupuM was not expected trt
Jive, and hearing of Olm Chung (whose
Herb store Is at '.Ml South Front street.
Medford . 1 decided to set herbs for my
Htomach trouble, and 1 started to feetinii
btter as o.n as 1 used thrm and today
silt a well tnnn and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted a I as to see
Ciini t'hung nd Irv his Herbs
(Signed y. H. JOHNSTON.
Witnesses:
AVm. l,ewls. Kagle Point.
. W. I,, rhddreth. E.tgle Point,
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
P W. Hlmes. Kagle Point.
, C. K. Moore, Kagle Point.
J V. Mclntvre. Kagte Point.
fjeo. Von der tfeiivn, Kiifile Point.
Thvs. E. Nu-holf, lS6l Toiut,
It Pays to Use
Orchard Brand
Arsenate of Lead
Either Paste or Dry
Farm Bureau
Co-Op Exchange
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES
Leave Medford 11 a. m. Daily. Leave Koscbnrg 1 p. m. Dally
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
LKAVK MKDI-VKD,
8:00 a. ra.
11:00 a. m.
1:00 p. ni.
4:30 p. m.
Cars stop at all lutermediate points.
Wafting room Medford, 3 South Front.
LKAVK GRA.VTS l'ASS.
10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:0-0 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
Phone 800
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
flJRS
espeeiallv .
CHOKERS
. for"
GRADUATING
PRESENTS
Nothing 'making nicer of
more acceptable presents lor
the "Sweet Girl Graduates."
Get 'them at
BARTLETT'S
Time to Learn
We are closinj; ' our Huiioing
Sellout llie first week in June: .-
Remember ! We guarantee to
teach you to dance in eight les
sons; Mouilny Wedni'siliiy Friday
" "' - 8:U0 lo 10:00. '
, . , - . . f
CampbelFs
Dancing School
Over Medford Pharmacy
Hand Tailoring
Before buying A new Suit
we want 3 011 to sec the pat
terns wc are showing at
; $40, $45, $50, $55
s " ; . - '
Guaranteed new Australian
wool, hand tailored - to in
dividual measure. ;
DON SPRINGER
ivo w . main ox,.
Successor to G us,' The Tailor
FLUFF RUGS
are woven from your old Carpets and
Rugs and of almost any kind of ma
terial. ....
BE
sure your Fluff Rug In
A MOSAN
I'lione 180 , . Free DHvery
r Kit A ! -
, itiuiii sri iug vO.
. ' 119 West Tenth fit,.
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
CITY AUTO
PAINT WORKS
WASHING, POLtsniXG. TOP
DRESSING '. ;
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Plinno 754-.I :: ,
2 South Burtlett Medford. Owr.
BUY A GOOD BICYCLE
It aaves shoe-leather, time and cnentr
Harley-Davidson ;
Bicycles
Are as eood as
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycles
All Bicreles and Motorr-jrcles re-
iiirea at
Gaylord Motorcycle Shop
Medford Nut. Phono 188-M