Medford mail tribune., May 30, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur perry
I Skirts aio now Imllt to tthow the
feinule knee, in all Kb, dimpled glory,
ljut as Ioiik as tho Rulxhuvlkl don't
hruzenly expose their curs, to public
guze, all Is well,
YTho Nth dimensions or. the major
solur system has been flKiirod out by
ast rononiprs, which Blvos holies tlmt
soma day two facts Hint Jibe will be
distilled from the Dank of Jacksonville
books.
ENROUTE TO BUNCOM
(Marshfleld News)
; Miss Knko spent two days at.
North Iiond this week, and was
nt Coqulllo yostorday.
. A $5000 rain Tell over the valley
Saturday eve, 4909.99 beinK lost by
tho carnlvul. Lltllo tots could not gut
near the inorry-Bo-round for old men
with long firay whiskers.
:,Tho city of Portlund Is not leaving
tho plans for tho much needed world's
full- In 1U25, in tho hands of the same
power It leaves the development of the
natural resources of the state.
' Mr. Carpentlbr with his blow, deliv
ered In tho midst of a jump upwurds,
wants to no careful that Mr, Uempsey
don't-bat. him out of New Jersey. The
, latter Is nil ornery citizen, who sneak
ed Into tho shipyards, when the wur
became hottest, tho which not Impair
lpK his slugging ability in tho slight
est., t
8LIGHTLY INCORRECT BUT .
THE PROPER SPIRIT
(Roseburg Review)
CHRIST SAYS MAN ,
linth not honor in hla. own country.
So wo nay of photogrnphors who
claim to have n studio In a city of
three hundred thousand and yet
huvo to. travel 200 miles to get
buslnoss. Folks, what do you
think about It? Don't sound good
to us. nOSICHllltO STUDIO,
llell Bistort) llldg.
The J'vlllo streot car which resumed
operations Monday is regardod by 4(1
owners lis something to knock off the
track. It has u flat wheel, hut is able
to tuko euro of itself In collisions.
, Scores of people who read "White
Simclows in tho South Seas," and
"Mystic Isles of tho South Sens,"
I books of Bhoer enchniiliiient by Kred
erk'k O'Hrlmi, will ho pained to learn
that "l.ylni? HIM," In reul lire, has sued
tho author for Mho), and what Is more,
won Ills suit. Nevertheless, thoso who
have not rend either or both books,
olive nilssod something.
MAX. FLATTERY .1000
i , (Glendals News)
Jllss Lucy Copeley, who has had
n Kevero cold, Is now much better
nnd her many irionds every w hurts
will bo pleased to hear or her Im
provement. Sho Is cheerful and
happy and moBt tenderly cared for
in hor cozy homo by her highly
esteemed parents. Tho Copeley
home Is one of tho beauty spots of
this city.
Pock Pickers front yard Is a henn
ery for robins, where worms Ioiik ami
tender, for Mrs. ltoblu and children,
uro served at all hours.
, ICdwIn Miirkhnin has come and none,
lenvluK behind hlm a genuine CMIAVV
CMl'VVl'S HKDLrt'.Ml'W'YI' Sllll
(Corvallls OazelteTlmes) Have you
ever seen one?
i .
Mrs.. Malioney, aped 78 years, with
$26,nill) In jewels has disappeared.
probably murdered, by a new nnd
yountt husband, now In Jail. It seems
Sirs. Mnhoney's children did not look
nfter her very well.
The North Dakota h'Klslnturn has
burred lady harbors. It Is contended
that, men barbers ate bail euoimh.
Any sand can became ipilcksaml if
Ihero la un upward flow of water.
THE LITTLE
TIIK little "i-ecii ieiits where the soldiers sleep, and the sun
beams play and t lie women weep, urn covered with flowers
today; and between the tentK walk the weary few, who were
young nnd stalwart in 'sixty-two, when they wnt to the war
away. The little (jrrcn tents are luilt of sod, nnd they are not
long and they are not broad, but the soldiers have lots of room;
and the sod is part of the land they saved, when the flag of the
enemy darkly waved, the symbol of dole and doom. The little
preen tent is :i thing divine; the little green tent is n country's
shrine, where patriots kneel ami pray; and the brave men left, so
old, so few, were young and stalwart in 'sixty-two, when they
went to the war away! WALT MASON.
CITIZEN'S TRAINING CAMPS.
AMEIUCA'S problem is to keep fit. There are millions of well
trained ex-service men in the country today, there are thous
ands of experienced officers, but the science of war is something that
continually changes. It is imperative, therefore, that this fighting re
serve should be kept in condition, that new men, particularly officers,
should be trained.
Sooner or later, the world's financial condition will render a re
duction of armaments imperative The same condition will render n
large standing army impossible. Hut there is no reason why the train
ing of army officers should not continue, for this can be done at the
minimum expense and the maximum benefit.
This summer the war department will conduct citizens training
camps throughout the country. For Oregon, the training camp will
be at the Presidio in San Francisco. Jlen physically sound, up to .1."
years of age will be given free military training iit these camps, even
travelling expenses being paid by the government. There will he
ro educational requirements, 1 lit? only requirement being that the ap
plicant, have sufficient intelligence to enable him to understand and
obey ordinary military commands.
Here is a splendid opportunity for young men to enjoy a summer
wication without expense, which whatever t lie; future develops, will
result in benefit to himself and to his country. The fact can not he
too often emphasized that America's success in the recent world war
was only made possible by the' conditions that, allowed, months ami
months for preparation after war was declared.
That condition will probably never occur again. If there is another
hvar, it will ;be a quick trigger war,
There will be no allies already engaged. Any system of preparedness
which can be carried on, without material sacrifice in time nnd money
is not only desirable, but until the clouds of strife and discord clear
awny, necessary. The citizen's training camps comprise such a
system.
RipplingRhijiiiGs
ly Walt
THE BURIED PAST.
I'VE MADE nil kinds of dizzy breaks, my past wiis bndly
checkered ; but I don't brood o'er old mistakes, or J'ret about
my record. Not by remorse a fellow mounts to heights serene, en
chanted; what he is now is all that counts Ihc past is dead and
planted. I tlo not haunt the mourner's bench, rrnrettiii,' and de
ploring but take u saw or monkey wrench and do some useful
choriiiR. All virtuous I no my way, a moralist, a winner; nnd
sometimes evil gossips say, "Of old he was a sinner; he held high
wassail in the dens where Barleycorn was retailing; he carried
off a willow's hens, and laughed at her complaining." And I
am asked about, such talcs, "Were, once, your nets so rotten?"
Ami I say, "Yes; but what avails the ghost of days forgotten?
You see me walk the narrow way, and not in byways mazy; and
when at. night I hit the hay my conscience is a daisy. I do my
work, I pay my debts, I have a hundred uses; I am among the
safest, bets this age of ours produces. Today's the only day on
earth; its sun will soon be selling; today I show my sterling
worth, all other days forgetting." How vain to mourn the by
gone years, with soul iby anguish smitten; as Omar says, not lill
your tears can wash out what, is written.
Mr. Newbury Accepts Defi of
Mr. Court Hall for Spelling Bee
llrother Hlks: My challeiiKO to
UlimKuted (Instnviis Newbury for
another spelling match Is still uimn-
awored. Ainonu; real sportsmen the
victor ulwnys gives n return match to
tho loser, llrother Elks, you all know
how (iustavus won. It. wits by trick
ery, nils-pronunciation and hlltliiK be
low tho belt. My chllleiiK reinulns
open for one week. If In that time my
aluillenuo Is not accepted, all brother
k'lks will know that (iustavus Is afraid
by mooting me that he will lose the
championship.
It grieves me to think that many
years ago when liustavus was hut a
rube, I was the means of his passing
his first successful examination by
whispering to hlm how to spell words
correctly. COl'ItT HALL.
Mr. L. L. Jacobs,
Secretary Elks Club,
Medford, Oregon.
Dear Sir: During my nbsoneo In
California a letter came to my of
fico from yourself which remained
unopened until my return, and by a
perusal of this letter I find that a
member of the lodge of lOlks, win
from the standpoint of being a spell
e,- is certainly a "has been" and
judging from results attained by hint
in the past In spelling mutches, really
Is a "never was."
it really seems that these Incoinpe-
ttnts in any line, whose accomplish
ments never reached any position be
yond that of an expectation or mi an
ticipation "to he," must really bo
fanned several times before thev
Mlke III). If DlCV lVl ,n t n
'"'Hon of the fact that they really bo
JI("'K " "never was" class.
GREEN TENTS.
as far as this country is concerned.
Mctfon
Tills fellow goes by the niimo of
Court Hull, and sometimes signs his
name J. Court Hall, but being at all
times one and tho sumo porson, to
wit: Court Hall.
Iteally it Is no credit to prevail
over an Incompetent speller like
Court Hull; but since he has un am
bition to get before the public and
particularly before tho Elks' lodge,
I persumo (hut it becomes my duty
to accept tho challenge which he has
Issued ftV another spelling match,
and gratify his overweening ambi
tion for prominence.
I do this, feeling that my reputa
tion as an accurate speller will hp
Jeopardized because of tho fact that
I am matched against such an incom
petent speller ns Court Il.ill, How
ever, you may Inform Mr. Hall,
through the medium of the press 01
otherwise, that his challenge is ac
cepted. Very truly yours,
CIS NKWHl'KY.
I'. S.
1 really ought not to accept this
eminenge until this man Hull in n
spelling match, will prevail over some
man or an acknowledged reputation
as-n speller, but do so for the pur
pose or giving hlm one more and a
lust chance, .
It seems as though this man Hall
never will get over talking about the
tact that Ml years ago, at a teachers'
examination on n basis of 100 per
cent as being perfect, he got a grade
of r.o per cent In spelling, and he
tuiiiKs that, qualifies him to consider
himseir In the class or real spellers.
' (1. X.
With Medford trado Is Medford made
COMEDY AT PAGE
TUESDAY, JUNE 6
Lovei'H of tlie bent that tho theatre
afford 4 are certain to regard with
pk'UHurnble antk iialion, the an
nouncement of th ;iiwiraii(f hfre'of
Geo. M. C'ohan'n Comedians for Mon
day niKlH, June (j, at the 1'aKi' theatre
in that delightful musical comedy
"Mary' (isn't it a grand old name).
The piece is the combined work of
Otto Harbnch, Frank Mandel and I-O'i
Hirsch and the ataion wan clone by
Juliun Mitchell and Sam Forrest.
Georso M. Cohan, the. actor-nut hor,
producer is presenting "Mary" solnly
under his own management, and has
provided an excellent company of
comedianH and chorus associates who
give life to the book nnd music amidst
a gorgeouH scenic equipment.
: The pretty love story of the book,
which is by Mr. Uarbacli, is Inter
woven In the attempt of a young man
of meagre means to acquire a for
tune through the wile of portable
houses. The hero's scheme, although
a good idea, does not prove profitable
in itself, but becomes rather a step
ping stone to success and wealth and
enables him I A return triumphantly
to his sweetheart who bears the
"Urn nil Old Name" of "Mary."
SHERIFF OF KING CO.
(Tly International News Service)
NKATTLE, Wash., .May. lit). A rec
ord of eight thouBana arrests lu nine
teen years, with
out once having
fired a shot, is the
boast of Matt
Starwlch. sheriff
of King county,
W a s h., w hose
friends In and out
of the servico are
c: o n g r a t u luting
him this week on
thu completion of
nearly one score
years ns' overseer
of 0,000 square
lillleH of moun
tainous and semi
niountainous ter
ritory. Starwicb
made eight thousand personal arrests
without firing a shot. However, he
took part in many urrests where be
was assisted by deputies nnd posses.
The veteran Sheriff Is known m the
Ptlgct Sound region and In police cir
cles along the Pacific f'nast generally
ts ono of the most efficient criminal
hunters between Vancouver, P. C,
and the Mexican border.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1. Where is I-ulte Winnipeg?
2. "U'hut Ih meant by "keelhaul
inK"? It. What is a hypothesis?
4. What is flaRKtono?
(1. What is a sporadic disease?
7. Who was IHit-lt '!
8. How did the phrase, "sounding
his own trumpet," originate?
0. . What is a flagon ?
10. Who wrote "Quo Vadis"?
Answers to Thursday's Questions:
1. What is geometry? Ann. It is
tho branch of malhemnties which
treuts of the measurements of lines.
angles, surfaces and solids.
!i. What two countries arc more
subject to earthquake than any others
in tho world? Ann. Italy and Japan.
3. In what book is "Little Nell" n
familiar character? Ans. Dickens'
"Old Curiosity Shop."
4. What is a Jinrikisha? Ans. It
is a small two-wheeled man-drawn
vehicle in common use In .Japan.
fi. What Is vcrdiKi'is? Ans. It Is
the blue-f?reen substance which
forms on copper or brass.
(J. What was the Sacred Ibis? Ans.
Tht Sacred Ibis was u bird, the ibis,
held sacred by the ancient KK.vpUans.
7. Which are three of the largest
felines? Ans. The lion, litter anil
leopard.
5. Who aro the Knickerbockers ?
Ans. They are descendants of one
of the Dutch families tlmt settled in
New York.
!. What Is propinquity? Ans.
Propinquity means nearness of place,
time or relationship.
10. What Is tho great nuk? Ans.
It is a short -winged, short-tailed div
ing bird of tho northern seas which
stands erect when in repose, like n
penguin.
Prayer Meetings
Prnypf meetings tills week will ho
hold at 9:o0 at the following homes:
Tuesday, Mrs. S. S. Smith, West
Klcventli.
Wednesday, Mrs. E. Summers, 321!
South Newtown.
Thursday. Mrs. J. II. White, 30!
South Newtown.
Friday, Mrs, A. . Clements, 401'
South Newtown.
Ehtt;
Sa
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
FOR GAS ON STOMACH
Simple gly.trlne, bm-kihorn bark,
fie.. &h mixed 'In Adlui-t-ftu rellw-H
ANY CASK gap .on sitoinuili.. or wur
slomaill. it urtH on both upper end
lower bowel, and removes all l'nul
mallei', whkli poisoned utoniiirli.
Often I'l'ltKS eonslipatloli. I'icVi-iiU
appendicitis. Tile INSTANT p!" laallt
anion "I Adler-i-ka surprises both
doctors and patients. One in m who
suffered five yea -s from indigestion
and constipation was helped ri.v ONE
dose. Leon I!. Haskins. tlruggUt.
Adv.
LOST OK MISLAID
Policy No. 250r,si, Issued by the Penn
.Mutual Life Insurance Company, on
the life of George N. Anderson. The
finder will please return it to the
undersigned. An application has
been niado for the issuing of a du
plicate. OKO. N. ANDKI'.SUN
344 13. Main, Asiitand, Ore.
SYNOPSIS OK THE ANNUAL STATE
SI KNT OK TUB
Kansas Cily Life Insurance
Company
of Krtnaa Ciiy, in itie mat- nt Missouri,
mi tho :!Iki day of Herein ti-r, li'-'U. ninde
lu tliH liiKutuiK" ConiiiilsKluiiir of tlif titute
of OrcKun, i.uibUiiut lu Iuh :
ru ii nt i
Amount of cupiiul stock paid
up . . , .$ liUO.UltO.OU
I lie unit.
To tut prvinlum Income for
I tit Mar .( O.SIN.l'l'e.'.'tJ
Iittt-r i- t, dlvUH-mlH uiul i ntti
' r?i-fUed duiiittf the vear.., ltTtt.iJlt.r,W
4iint frtiiii otlit-i' huli ri.'.i
dui-iiiic the ytMtr i lii,:iim.:tri
Total Int'oino $ 7.Ua3.5.Vi.20
DlkburhritifiitM. .
Paid for lutnttn, , endutvineutg,
uniiuitlrii it mi fiui-ieiiUvr
valut'H l,.Ul.BtU,29
Dividend puld to polk-yliold-
fia tiurhiK y-ur IlCS.UL'll.Iia
Dividend) pn Id on i-iipluil
fctork during til- year :t2.UU0.0u
Cuiiimltitliiiin und miliums paid
durlntf (lie year 2.1:14,083.11
Tuxob. IlL-fimci and tet-a pufd
during tlie y. jv 1..:I23.40
Amount of ull other i-xpt-ndl-
turei H4.7'3.00
Total xpt-ndltures ...
.1 -I.U7,li:7.7J
. Agttettf,
Vnlue of real estate owned
I llllifket valooi $
142,472
wuut- oi hiuokb arm bond a
owned ( market or a mor
tized value) l.U3d.:(2tI.33
LoiwiH on uiortKiia'-s und i:ol-
luternl. 12.014.S4il.DH
Premium noten und policy
louiirt 2,24l.42.!i2
Cash In bankw and on hund.. riitu.ri7ii.Uil
Net Uni'ollected und deferred
premium .13tJ.u."i7.7S
Interest and rents due and
Hcerued- 84H.tllO.77
Other linnets (net) US.,(U0.11
Total assets J17..".So.444.20
I.iulillitifH.
Nut resfrvow $J.".2-M).it..". fill
tJniHH i-luimti Cor losses! unpaid 1 lii.UTU.rt l
All other llahllltli'ii 1 .(1S0.2.M.27'
Total liabilities, ext-lualVB
of ailtal sto-k of
200.0im J17,0SS.SS0.8t
HiiHtiifhM In Oregon for the Yeur,
CroH priniluitis received dur-
liiK the year $ H'.7,70.-..S3
Premiunm and dividends re
turned during Ihe year.... .1.71)0.27
LoHHeti paid dliiinu Hie year.. 21,(100.1)0
KANSAS Cm 1,11'K INSI HANCK
CDMI'ANV.
J. II. KKYXul.UH. President.
C. N. SKA Its, Seei emry.
Statutory reHldent attorney for iiervice.
CHAUUrJS tilt A. MM, l'unhilid, Olugon,
PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
Cr buys a brand
llnow Corona
portable iytw
writer. Other nioKea
at attraottva prices.
gee us before you buy.
MKDVOItO
HOOIC S1X)HR
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
40 Miles to the Gallon
Harley-Davldson
Motorcycle
Gaylord Cycle Shop
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Tbew
KLEIN
TAILOH
18H KaM Man BC
Medford Iron Works
Tractor, Truck, Sprny Outfit, nnd
Gas Inglno ltcpalriuc a Specialty
GEXERAli FOUN DRY
AND MACHIIN'K 8IIOI
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All rofuse lmmedlatoly removed on
abort notice.. Weekly visit Id real
dunce districts. Daily buslnesi dis
trict. Phone m.
WH1TSKTT A JKNNINOH.
CITY AUTO
PAINT WORKS
WASHING. POLISHING
IHIKSSING
TOP
Plione '
; South liiirtlvu
11.1
Medford, Ore,
Film Developing&Printing
Two deliveries a day. Service thct is iwice
Films received in the mornin? bef e 10
o'clock are delivered at 4 o'clock: Filmc re
ceived later, delivered the next day at noin.
First class work. Out of town orders re
ceive prompt attention. We pay postage one
way.
Heath's Drug Store'
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street.
STAR MEAT MARKET
Where the Quality, Service,
and Prices are right
A Full Line of
Meats, Fish, Vegetables
and Groceries ,
FRESH FISH
314 E. Main We
i
Tf yon don't Jinvo' Hint Auto Tcif) fixed up pretty soon you
will not lie ready -for that outing trip you are contemplating
this summer. .
TOPS RECOVERED AND REPAIRED
PLATE GLASS BACK CURTAINS
DRESSING FOR TOPS AND UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Overstuffed Davenports and Chairs, and nil other Furni
ture. See our line of Tapestry samples.
MEDFORD AUTO TOP GO.
30 North Grape St. Medford, Oregon
PAINT
LARGEST STOCK IN
JACKSON COUNTY
Reasonable orders delivered any place in
the county. Drop us a card or call and get'
diir prices. ,
DICKERSON & SON
Ashland, Oregon
Complete Stock of Fuller Paints
FRED ALTON HAIGHT
TEACHER OF PIANO
In the special summer courses in piano licRiiininp: June 1st, an
opportunity to study music is offered which' should not lie overlooked.
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO
31S Liberty Ruildini;
Renard Electric Co.
Efficient Work
NATIONAL
116 N. Central
EVERY DAY
Deliver Phone 273
Phono 72
- ;. - .....
Reasonably Priced
MAZDA LAMPS '
Phone 465-X
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