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MTDFORD fATT; TRTBTTirn, "MTnrFOTlTX OR KG ON. FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1921
Medford Mail Tribune
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A consolidation of the Iemocratlc
Time, the Medford Mail, the Medford
Tribune. The Southern Oregonian, The
Ashland Tribune.
ROBERT V. RUHU Editor.
8UMPTER 6. SMITH, Manager.
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V
Ye Smudge Pot
" Ry Arthur Ferry
Volant. . caught In llie "luu'k wash
of th Avar," Iw now gnlnt; to have her
fact? washed.
Thfi financial re'irt of the Mi-tho-dint
church fur the flint quarter, faiU
to nhow how many wuhIhuIih f but
tons were salvaged from thu contri
bution boxes.
. Normal activity jireduinlnated on
( the matrimonial market thin week,
and there were no material chanK'.
commercially an a result. The ban
erte$ lout a customer, who was quickly
absorbed by the buu-ht.r shops.
5 -
. -WHO'S MM1XKV XOW.
. ;(Orccon City Knterprlst")
. . ' In the Circuit Court of thu
Ktatu of Oregon for the County
of Clackamas.
. Fern K. Looney. Plaintiff,
' vs.
Thomas Y. Looney, Defendant.
V The V. S. government has bowed its
neck to bring back Hill Haywood from
Mobcow. This is a humanitarian
move, as Ruwiia has suffered enough.
4(T TATE forms the marshy vapors of the morning which vanish
11 before the perpetual sunshine of human love." Climatically,
perhaps, this is not precisely the time to quote Mrs. Wilcox. 'But if
one considers the sometime forgotten truth, that beyond the cloud
banked Heavens, the sun is still shining, the quotation, metaphor
ically speaking, may be considered sound.
The statement that hate is. relatively, a temporary passion finds
support, in a re view of thf lift? of (,'hit'f .Jiinlirt httt. who died ves
tcrday. For the yoiiiiir southern lad. who fouylit in the Confederate
army, who lived through the horrors and inliiiiiiaiiitie,s of the. recon
struction period was in less than thirty years, appointed by a north
ern president to a position on the Supreme Court of the L'nited
.States. what Viscount Jiryee lias termed the highest position of
power and honor, in the American republic.
In no one would have considered such an eventuality possi
ble. Nor would it have bin considered possible, then or for many
years later, that a republican president" would one day elevate a
southern democrat and and ex-confederate soldier, to chief justice,
which amounts one mijrht say. to a patent of democratic, nobility, for
life, lint I'residcnt Taft did that. Disrcfrardin;; every tradition o:
political regularity, he went over the heads of a score of republican
aspirants, and sent to the senate the nomination of Justice White.
The nomination, moreover, was immediately confirmed.
So with the world now torn by the products of hate, suspicion
and distrust, with materialism and selfishness in the saddle, with
Mrs. Wilcox' "sunshine of love" apparently as far distant as the
niillcniuin, there is promise in the career of Chief Justice White, that
our I'olyannas of stubborn faith, will eventualy be justified.
It took nearly half a century for the north and the south, the
boys of blue and the boys of grey, to forget their differences, to
bury their bitterness and to clasp hands in the spirit of fraternal re
union. That seems a long time in the life of an individual, but it is
undoubtedly a very short time, in the perspective of Kternity.
How Much Do
You Know?
' 1 When does congress meet?
2 Who fixes lue compensation of
congressmen and how is the money
paid?
,- 3 Why do bills for raising revenue
originate In the house of representa
tives. 4 When should a horse be given its
heaviest feed?
3 What is a pediffree?
1 6 Should hogs be kept In a muddy
pen?
7 What is loam?
; 8 What is meant by humidity?
. 9 Why should food lie cooked?
10 What is a sentence?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 Why are bones hollow? Ans.
Science has taught us that a hollow
tube will bear greater weight than the
same material used in a rod or bar.
2 What is the office of the tonsils?
Ans. They are supposed to guard
against the entrance of dirt and germs
into the system.
3 Where was the treaty of peace,
which ended the Revolution, signed?
Ans. In Paris, France.
4 What was the greatest difference
between tbe constitution 01 the l'nited
States of America and the Confederate
States of" America? Ans. The consti
tution of the Confederate States of
America sanctioned slavery and pro
hibited a protective tariff.
5 What three capitals has United
States bad? Ans. New York, Phila
delphia and Washington.
6 Is It the earth's shadow upon the
moon that keeps us from seeing Hie
entire sphere at new moon? Ans. Xo.
The illumined side of the moon is
toward the sun and all we see is the
I narrow rim of the lighted portion.
7 What are monsoon winds? Ans.
Tbey are winds which are reversed at
opposite seasons of the year.
S In what country are the world's
greatest gold fields. Ans. The United
States has the world's greatest gold
fields.
9 What is the largest city in the
United Stales that is entirely sur
rounded by water. Ans. Key West,
Fla.
Hi What are several kinds of gov
ernment to which a person may be
subject? Ans. School, lownsnip, coun
ty, municipal, state and federal.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement.
FRANK LE ROY AND FAMILY
.MR. AND MRS. GEO. CORU.M
AND FAMILY.
MR. AND MRS. J. E. TURN
BULL. 51
Medford has a reputation for putting over whatever it starts. A
Medford Chautauina has been started, and it is up to Medford to put
it over, and put it over strong.
j Meterologfcal conditions centinue
sucn mat me stern enu inc oiu
fruit house can't be duiibed.
.The Loyal and United Yeast Haters
of North and Bouth America will
arise and ftKhl the proponed amend
ment to the Prohibition Law, reiiulr
' Ins them to cat, where they buy it.
An industrial survey of the vacant
lots, indicates there is a bountiful
crop, and a good opening for u cigar
lactory.
'CONSIDER, AND HEAR NOT"
(Santn t'lnm. Cat., News)
At 7:45 the pantor will discuss
the following question:
1 How can we guide kIi'Ih
1 through (llgglc llnlliiw.
Satellites of Satan receiver! a nun-li
needed rebuke Thurs. p. in., when the
Christians walloped them. It tu 7. the
printers keeping the score.
Tho war department Is being flood
ed with protests against the publica
tion of the slacker lisl, mostly irom
folks with a htrong desire fur OiMice,
and a relative who v:ih a good d-icuer.
Now and then a name Is printed thu
owner of which suffered war mid Und
lutes, but this Is not suiprllnu. con
sidering the prevalence of sldi-Mrp.
ping and springing lo anns, via a
juariiage license at the time.
RipplingRhijrciGS
? LA ift.
At
THE WISE PHYSICIAN.
I HAD a lot of pimples upon my princely mug, and I took yarbs
and simples and bitters by the jug. My blood was out id' or
der, my life was full of care, and I was near the border of bottom
less despair. And many learned physicians prescribed their cap-'
sules gray; alas. alas, conditions grew puukcr every day. Anil
then I sought a healer who just had come lo town, and many a
boosting spieler proclaimed his wide renown. No silly, trifling
question was by this doctor sprung concerning my digestion, my
liver or my lung. He said. "You're always fussing with Jinks,
who lives next door: you two arc roundly cussing each other, ever
more. I'nless you live serenely your ills I cannot cure: so long
you've acted meanly it's made your blood impure. For giving
way to passion gives rise to many ills, and you. in angry fashion,
keep kicking o'er the thrills. (Jo home and quit expounding the
riot act to Jinks, and health and peace abounding will soon re
move your kinks." His counsel wisely given. I took, and saved
my life, and fn ny head were diven all thoughts of hate and
strife; and now glad smiles and dimples are strung around my
map. where once unseemly pimples were prone to overlap.
"Gentleman" Girard
Alleged Murderer,
Faces Paris Trial
The monthly meetlnE of tho Jnel
on County Scenic Preservation sue
eiy was netu at jacksonTillo toda
with members present from nil nail
of tiro county. At the noon hour dill
ner was served In the I. (). (). V hnl
The wet and chilly weather of till
week Is not only holding back the iK't
rles and garden produce, but the rose
and other flowers. The roses and flov
ers all over Medford are ready to burs
Into bloom with a day or so of wuri
There has been a gnat deal of
rocking and talking, and Nunhtng of
mines of late.
(By International News Service.)
PARIS, May 2. Henry (llranl.
Paris insurance agent, who was known
as "Centleman t: li aril, ' w ill face trial
shortly here, ac
cording to reH)its
from official cir
cles. (Ilrard Is al
leged to be one of
the most Ingenious
criminals known to
the Paris police.
Alter three years
of investigation by
the French author
I 1 1 e s (! I r a r d is
charged with two
murders, several
attempted murders and forgeries. Cul
tures of deadly microbes and concoc
tions of poisonous mushrooms, it is
alleged, were used by ('Irani in the
murders chaiged against him by the
Paris police.
j would not be able to do. Miss Liberia
,wlll be home in a couple of weeks.
I Mrs. Harvey Hover writes some or
her friends that they will visit the vnl
I ley in June when Mr. Hover will have
jhis vacation from the drug store w b"ie
jhe is working, at Eugene.
Dr. Webster ti Phoenix is planting
liille a patch of tomatoes, having pur
chascd several hundred plants. Dr.
i Webster has water on his littlo place
jiiow since tho Talent ditch has been
; completed around the hill above his
; place.
j Mr. nnd Mrs. Jewel, keepers of the
,.io.sophiue county farm, were guests at
tho pleasant homo of Mr. and Mrs.
j Noah Chandler, Sunday in North Tal
. cut.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
i
Mi. Cohi'n In! oven! tin was t alleil
a wheW hoi m, a thurnuk'tily t d ami
Bt'Vt'rol other kiiuln of a horse. tlVn
dleton KiiKt in i-Konian My foht-n.
for a hoi 8i :
It 1m not pmlml'lf that an itntolM
yjolating the niift'd lawn. Iy the
iK'hool hotiKcn will ever ho caught, hut
If eut'h nn iicririent nhotitd come to
pa hi, the defendant will all m It'
mistook the ficutvs HI mil.- fm !"i
Many of our poultry lalsors in thia
part of the valh'y are just now ri'coiv-
ini? their baby chjrks. Ainonn them
are Lloyd Colvor anil .Mrs. A. S. Furry.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. li. Shearer and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Holston of Medftird
wero business callers at the plant farm
Saturday evening of last week.
Mrs. Henry Frame: was out to
ehureh last Sunday for the first time
since her illness last fall and Is feel
inn fitin we are Klad to announce.
Mr. and Mrs. Haniptmre of An
xeles were visltim; with the family of
A. S. Furry last Sunday. Mr. Marne
burK Is a cousin of Mr. Furry.
H. F. Whetstone of Central Point,
enme Hp to C Carey s Tuesday nnd
bought tomato plants, enough to plant
quite a field. Mr. Whetstone has some
fine Hear creek bottom land.
Mm. Oily Woltnn- of Talent visited
her daughter, Mrs. Jim Pellett at Gold
Hay Sunday.
The Misses (lore who were injured
hi tho auto accident some time ago.
are getting along nicely. Miss Kliza
heth has resumed her school work
which tho physicians thought she
leware! t'nlesn you sr the name
Haver" on nai kairn or on tnltlt-tM. vmi
are not gelling genuine Aspirin pre-
HeiitiiHi by physicians for twenty-one
(years and proved .afe by millions.
'Take Asnirln oitlv an inlil in th Kiv.
er package for Colds, Headache, Neu
i algiit, I; heu mat ism, Karache, Tooth
ache. l,umhaKo. and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Haver Tablets of
Aspirin cost few i-nls. ln uiKist also
sell laiKer packages. Aspirin Is the
trad meark of Haver Manufatture of
.Mono.icetlt Acidester of SulicylU at id.
Adv.
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MOVING
PACKING,
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SHIPPING.
BAGGAGE
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Cor. Itiinl.-it 8th. Phone s:t:i
SATURDAY, MAY 21
IS BOYS' DAY AT
MANN'S
Come on in Boys!
We have 500 Soap Bubble Pipes that
we are going to give to the boys of
Medford. One to each boy until they
are all given away.
WE ALSO HAVE SOME WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN BOY'S
WEARING APPAREL THAT WE WANT YOU TO SEE.
We have boy's tuit in a full
range of all wool fabrics and
patterns, plenty of them, and
they are the famous
fohnny
v Jupanls
Suits for Boys
$73.50, $15.00, $17.50
Two pair of pants with every
suit
Boy's Knee Pants in Worsted,
Khaki and Corduroy
$1.95 to $3.50
Boy's Belts 50c
Boy's Suspenders 35c and 50c
Boy's Shirts and Blouses. All
styles and patterns. Soft shirts
with collars attached. Sport
shirts and blouses in khaki, blue
and light colors. Price from
98c to $1.50
Boy's Work Shirts 79c
Athletic Union Suits 79c
The kind the boys like.
Balbriggan Union Suits. Short
sleeves and knee length, or
long sleeve and ankle length
50c to $1.25
Small Boy's Wash Hats . . .75c
Boy's black Straw Hats .$1.25
Boy's Spring Caps 98c to $1.50
Every day straw hats 69c
MANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Medford, Oregon
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigavt'tto,
Cigar, or Chewing habit.
"No-To-Rac" nas nelpd thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you ha v.
a longing for a cigarette, cigar, plpw.
or for a chew. Just place a harmless
Xn-To-Bac tablet In your mouth In
stead, to help relieve that awful de.
sire. Shortly the habit may be com
pletely broken, and you are better o!f
mentally physically, financially, lfs
so easy, so simple. Get a box of i'o-To-Bac
and if it doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco. In any
form, your druggist will refund, your
money without question. Adv.
Weave
Clean
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RAG
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Rugs
Rugs
rkH. If FrM.lirarj
Mosan Art Rug Co.
119 West Tenth
1914 Studebaker
$50.00
Exceptional Values !
Prices Dropping
$1.00 a minute
Buick 1913
$2.50 ; -,
Service Garage
22-26 S. Fir
Medford
Hides Skins
Pelts Wool
and Tallow
We have established..! a... branch
house at Ashland, Oregon, and are
now ready to receive consignments
from one skin or pelt to a carload
lot, at highest market prices
Ship Your Hides and Pelts
to us and save freight
charges.
The H. F. Norton Co., Inc.
1st and A. Sts.
ASHLAND, ORE.
Make
T!? Oregon
IKoar Hotel
PORTLAND
POPULAR SPACIOUS LOBBT
At the Center of
Everything
Broadway at Stark St.
W suggest you write, phone or
wire for Reservations
AHTHVR II. .MEYERS. .Manager