Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Among tho purponeH of the world'a
fair In Portland in 1l)2!i, according tu
a proclamation inMied by Hh fiithem,
1h "to cclebruto the 100th luinivi'i'H.'iry
of the dlHcovory of thu electro-miiK-nct
by William Sturgeon, tho Eng
lish engineer." JniiHtuuch hh "the;
discovery of tho electro-magnet" vaH
u great help in ti development of
Oregon, it'H a wonder nobody ever
thought of It before.
Some of tho male nieniberH of the
A! JoIhoii company were udorned
with C. Chaplin muHtiicheH Ho min
ute, that a half a hair lerni, and they
could not have been legally called
HUCll.
It Ih juHt aa well that tho stnte do
pnrtmcnt had nothing to Hay aWm'
tho PoIIhIi niesH. There Ih no guar
auteo that the llonhearted J'olea,
Hon hearted when they have U0 per
cent tho bent of 11, would have paid
any maro attention to America than
to tho allien. A Pole, llko a German,
cannot Htand prosperity. Ah kooii hh
tho foot Ih oft their nock, they are
overcome with a deslro 'to Hot out
and eonnucr tho world.
Thero Ih a great Hullabaloo uboiit
tho printing of HcandalH In the newH
paporfl, and tho Halo of Sunday papers
with KciiHallonal aectionH intlicatcH
that tho public hus about had enough
of It.
A new-, metal moro valuable than
Bold has been found In Chile, nnd
liko uh not Mica Womiick will locate
u' seam of It lioro by tlio week end.
Tho economic situation Ih getting ho
a Bulgarian can shako IiIh fint at a
Bohohilitn, without tho pllco of hoiiiu
thliiB going up, on account of war
conditions in Europe.
Community club dunce, Talent, Frl
day, May 27. Heal inutile. 07
Picotlns
Hemstitching
Hutlona corored
",-- ahnn tt
A Hhower wall held Wednesday. I
benefitted a Juno bride, not
farmer.
DEMOCRACY IN JAPAN.
J than the political ilevoluimieiits in Japan.
There was u linie, not so liisiny years iijro, when the autocnir'y of
Japan exceeded the autocracy of Oeniiany under the monarchy. Free
speech was relentlessly suppressed, criticism of the (:overnment was
regarded as treason, ami almost never indulged in.
Today, aeeordinjr to the jiress reports, the most active party in
Japan is the opposition party, and sweeping condemnation of the gov
ernment, Inttcr attacks on the powerful militarists, are a matter of
daily occurrence.
Viscount Kato. former Japanese minister of foreign affairs, yes
terday delivered a scathing indictment against the government for its
Yap policy. In the face of the recent increased appropriation for the
navy, he came out uncompromisingly, for a reduction in armaments.
.Manpiis Oltunia, a recognized power in Japan, has recently been
leading an attack on the militarists. In a formal statement he declar
ed Japan had '"no designs on the Philippines" and his stand was
backed up by (Into, Maisui, Ilanihari anil other leading statesmen.
Condemnation of the demands made upon China by Japan during
the war htm recently been expressed publicly on a number of occasions.
The liberal peace party is said to be gaining in strength by leaps and
bounds.
All of which is interesting and reassuring. The war may not have
been fought to make the world safe for democracy, but it is the war
which is largely responsible for this awakening of the democratic
spirit within Japan. And the growth of this spirit within Japan is the
best possible insurance against serious trouble, between this country
anil Japan.
There are undoubtedly elements in Japan who want war and arc
preparing for it. Hut the people in Japan don't want war, and as
long as tht! people have leaders to express their opinions, the greatest
obstacle to war lies within Japan herself.
wsit Mctfon
THE PAINTFEST.
TIIH air is fragrant; with the taint of turpentine ami linseed
oil, for everyone is using paint, according to the rules of
Iloyle. And this I hold to be a sign that Jonah has gone over
board; trade brightens up, the outlook's fine, and normalcy will
be restored. ' 111 fares the land whose people say, "We can't afford
to paint the barn," who see the fence all dingy gray, ami do not
seem to care a darn. For years tho people have been bent beneath
a load of cart! and woe, and so they would not spend a cent for any
brand of paint we know. Their load was great, they had the
dumps, and there was no relief in view; unpaiutcd went the cis
tern pumps, the cowsheds and the hencoops, too. While things
were thus I always said, "Our bind will have its ugly sores, until
men buy Venetian red, ami paint their roofs anil cellar ilo.orx.
All optimistic spiels are bosh, and normalcy is out nnd down, ant!
talk of progress will not wash, when shabby houses fill the town."
Jilt t now the sign for which I yearned is evident in every grad,
the smell of linseed oil's, returned, anil it has made all boosters
glad. Jleu seek he paintshop with the etish, the kopecks and the
iron men, and they they ply the useful brush, and make the old
shucks youlig again.
How Much Do
You Know?
Nothing Ih known definitely rcKnrd
lns 'ho future of the 1'JUl cIiihh "f
tho law Hchool of tint It. of I)., except
that each and everyone, will run for
tho leKlslaturo at thu flint opportunity.
"Kcflned Woman WatitH CooklnB.
7 It Lillet h. Mrs. Klora I .five."
(Want Ad Pendleton KiiHt OrcBimlnn)
And, wilt render Bond work.
"LIcetiHO to wed Amy Corner, (le
liol); Frederick Street. Su." (Court
nowH Chliu llntfiprlse). An Inter
section on thu hcii of matrimony.
It Ih nbout lime, the Hkippor tit the
col. to the westward, made his mi
iiuul expime of tho Inward cuHMcii
hors ami downrlBht ornerynesH of the
tsu-tse, or hoUHe fly.
People who complain ntiollt the
Khiico whlslleH, should be thankful
locomotives don't have Iuiikh like the
JltncllH.
I'ltOIIAlU.Y WANTS A
lll.M KSMI'I'll.
Kxpcrlonccd urocerymen want
ed at once. Cull Paris Shoo
Store. 3T.7 State St., Salem.
Bubonic Plague In Tamplco
HAVANA. May 20. Tlilrty-oinlil
cases of bubonic pliinuc with 2'i deaths
were recorded in Taniplco, Mexico,
and environs In April anil May, it Is
declared In dispatches received by
Havana port authorities.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut .nit thta silo, enclose with 5f
am! mull It to Foley & Co., 28X5 Shef
field Ave., ChlriiKo, HI-, writliu? your
naino nnd address clearly. You will
receive In return n trial puekuKe con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome nnd
thoroughly cleaiiHlns cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, lipndni'lies,
nnd hIiiukIsIi bowels. Sold every where.
A'lV.
1 For .what Is Downing Btroet in
London noted?
2 What part of tho human body Is
tho humerus?
3 What Is n phllalellst?
1 Of what country Ik thu flour-dolls
Iho national emblem?
5 What are. a ship's davits?
(i What Is a shlek?
7 What Is St. Anthony's Fire?
8 Who woro Iho Visigoths?
!l What Is a cooper?
1(1 What Is a statute?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What part of tho human anatomy
is the epidermis? Alls. It Is the cuti-
cln fir oittor layer of the Bklu of tho
hamuli body.
2 What Ih the laiKost Indian" He-
servo in Canada? Ans. I no if incut
Reserve in Alhorla. It contains 3H I ,
null acres and has a population of 120(1.
:i What was the lUtima Thule of
I lie ancient Itoinans? Ans. Tho Ulti
ma Thulo was tho most northern point
in til world known to the ancient Hu
mans, probably Iceland.
4 What Is a tnlihy cat? Ans. It Is
one with brindlo color markluKS.
0 How many hundredwoiiiht in a
Ion? Ans. Thero are twenty hundred
weiKht In a ton.
li What Is a iIok's dew claw1? Ans.
It Is the small claw behind thu dog's
root.
7 What Is dentine? Ans. It Is the
sulislance of which tho body of the
liKilh Is constructed underneath the
protect Ivo enamel.
S What Is a ship's taffrail? An
It Is the rail around the stern.
9 What kind of nn animal is a big
horn? Ans. Tho bighorn is tho wild
sheep of the Hocky Mountains.
10 What Is meant by bisecting a
lino? Ans. A lino Is bisected when
It Is divided into two equal parts.
-Colonel Roosevelt regarded the song
of the IOngllsh blackbird as being the
most tuneful of all bird songs.
Used Drugs for
Constipation
Now Internal
Baths"
Mr. H. A. iHMikvr tif 4S-I7 Tnim!oy
Ave., ('.ileum), in., vriUs ti tliu Tyr
rell 1lyitnle I riHtil lit ? :
" have lined many UIikIh of iIi-iikh
for CoiiHtiimtlon. hut found only tom
tmrary relief. i have ni'voi' uhci! a
tli'iiw for it Kitten prouurliiK tho 'J.
I!. I. CnHcnrtu' fivo yrnrn hk I can
nut pratso it too hlKhly for what U
liuM dono for inc."
Th ".I. H. Ij, OaHcmlc" rhanH(B
tho lowor inti'tstiiu Hh ntlro IciiKth nnd
kcoim It ulwayH freo of polmmoitH
WUHlO,
TIiouhiuuIh toNtify that Constipa
tion, 1 nditfc.Mt Ion, Klomiu'h TronhloH,
IHIIoUKticHH. llcadarhcH and all the
many .uiioiin tronlth's which they
cauwo aro ali.solutcly relieved nnd pre
vented hy this Nature Trutment.
West Side l'harniacy, Main ami
Cirape Sts.. will he Rind to hIiow you
the "J. It. I,, ('nuclide," explain Hh
simple oiieration and wilt kIvo you;
free on reiiucHt, an inteientinK little
hook hy In. I'Ikih. A. Tyrrell of New
York, a not oil tpeeialist on In tenia t
Hathing for LTi yearn in that City.
Clip thin out as a reminder to ask for
the booklet at your flr.st opportunity.
Adv.
I
Memorial anil IVeoratinns Days
the days set asiile for reverence for
the ileail is the fittinu iiecasioti to
honor those who have puie lieynml.
Ve art' lift I er liivpareil than ever to
furnish flowers ami wreaths for (his
occasion.
Maddox & Bonney
1005 E. Main
Phono 374
Bill 'Sbwens iAnd iWVhevVOl tt
. a f
.... .,,1X1
Lfjill Jbivens Sais
ihe world seems
on ibe level to -,be man
vebo drives
CfcevroJet
I Yiou1dn"t mind
-this if I had -
,CBevpoi6i.
He hanked his Money
He became a Partner.
Big business men are always on the lookout for young men
who have qualifications for big positions. The main thing
they want to know is: "has he MONEY SENSE?" That ques
tion can only be answered in one way: by aT?ass Book showing
REGULAR deposits. The routine of the business a man can be
taught, but the value of money he must learn for himself with
his own money.
If you haven't yet started to regularly deposit some of your
money, come in and open an account and start. You will be on
the road to prosperity when you do.
We will welcome you.
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
i
Member Federal Reserve
Announcing
the opening of the
East Side
Meat Market
60S E. MAIN ST.
; PHONE 65
We shall handle a full
line of choice meats..
. City delivery.
Always Courteous At
tention to Every Order
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Suite "1 anil ". "Nimriii liullillier, corner
Main unil lllvei-lile. ofl'lcc pliono
lliilleil''e :'.--.
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The development ot Oregon and Its Itaihoail TraiiHimvtatlon seiviee Is a malter ot importance to
you. A vltul factor In tlio ilovolopiiient of Western. Oregon 3 tte Southern l'acil'ic Company,
Did You Kiiow
$11,083,754.93
4,519,888.00
1,110,038.86
$16713681.79
Sotitliorn Pacific payroll!! In Oickoii for 11120 mummied to .
Southern Pacific purchases in Oregon for 1 ! 2 0 amounted to
Southern I'auil'ic taNes paid in Oregon for 1!)20 auioiintoil to . .
Hoiithorn Pacific total distribution in Oregon for 1020 amounted to
Southern Pacific is the largest payer of taxes in Western and Southern Oregon. Sotitliorn
I'acllic taxes nverago 7 per cent of all taxes paid In every county through which is operates.
To continue) these payrolls, purchases, taxes, and provide belter facilities ami convenient,
safe, rapid and frequent service is the aim of that Company.
Why not travel on Southern Paeilic trains anil do your part to enable that Company to keep
pace with the further development ot Oregon. . .
Reduced Fare Tickets
for
Summer Vacationists and Tourists
Week-end and Season
Summer Vacation Tickets
to
Seashore and Mountain Resorts
will be on sale
May '.'Sth ti Seplemher liOlh
Week-end tlckels are limited to Monday fol
lowing;, sale date. Season tickets permit
slop-overs anil return limits vary with closing
ilu'e of resorts.
Back East
Summer Tourist Tickets
' to
Eastern Cities
will be on sale
June 1st to August 15th
through -CALIFORNIA
in one direction
I'lnal limit three months from sale date, not
to exceed October ;'.lst. Liberal stop-ovoia
and. your choice of routes.
"OKKtiOX orTIMMUSS"'
A new illiistarted booklet graphically dosoriblng
the different resorts, anil inrludlii',' hotel and camp
information. Copy ritKI-: on request.
'or particulars as to passenger fares, routes, train schedules or sleeping car accommodations
inquire of any Ticket Agent of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN' M. SCOTT
General 1'assenger Agent
Hides Skins
Pelts Wool
and Tallow
We have established,., a... branoh
house at Ashland, Oregon, and are
now ready to receive consignments
from one skin or pelt to a carload
lot, at highest market prloe3
Ship Your Hides and Pelts
to us and save freight
charges.
The H. F. Norton Co., Inc.
1st and A, Sts., , ."
. ,, ASHLAND, ORE. - '
CITY AUTO
PAINT WORKS I
WASUING, I'OMNIUNG, TOP i
DUliSSlNG
Pliono 734-.T
2H South Iturtlett Medford. Ore,
LOST OK MISbAID
Policy No, 256681, Issued by the. Penn
.Mutual Life Insurance. Company, on
the life of George. N. Anderson. The
finder will pleaso return It fb tho
undersigned. An application has
been made for the issuing of a du
plicate. GEO. X. ANDKRSON'
341 K. Main, Ashland, Ore.
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER !
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit Id resi
dence districts. Sally business dis
trict. Phone 89 (.
WHITSKTT JK.VNINOB.
SEWARD
HOTEL
"HOUSE OF CHEER"
ALDER AT 10TH 8TREET,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
All the Oregon electric cars stop tt
unexcelled. We strive to please.
Rates $1.50 and up. With bath
(2.00 and up. Our dining room Is
very popular, and our business men's
luncheon, and our regular and Sun
day dinners are not equalled else
where at our price. Opposite OldSi
Wormian & King's big store.
W, C, CUMJERTSON. Proprietor,
t