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vxaw potto MEDFOltl) MATL TRTBT7WK AfBPrDUI). OR Eft OX, FRIDAY, .TUNE 10, 1921 sM&u ord Mail Tribune RUSSELL ON JAPAN. 1 AK. lNDBPENDKNT NKWSPAPER tt'3WHf:" KVICflY Al'TKIlNODN jsai:ki-t BUNI1AY BY TUB ; . MKIWORD rUINTlNQ CO. Tn Medford Kundav Kun Is furninhrd subftrrlbct-a uoirinir a uven day dally Office Mall Tribune Building, 85-27-SH mono '4t. wl(0 Km Hi l'"lr street. ur consolidation of the Democratic I'ne Tinv.i, tne jieurom Mall, llio Med rent In Trtt.upe. Thf Southern Orcgonlan, Tho r iuiiu iiiu inu, noti rf ROBKUT W. RIHII,, Keillor. i eilMl'Tfca 8. SMITH. Manager. com mlol I BUBICBCTTIOW TEBMBI "y -Bf MAIL l.n Advance: of fli D'y. with Sunday Kun, 'year ..n r CV wltl Kun.lRy Hun, month 76 ,el' 1 without Sunday sun. year.... 6.50 the Twi y. wl'l out Kunday Hun, month .05 .. W Illy. Ml il Tribune, Olio year.-. 2.00 t-io ,j.'UI jay Hu i, one .-year.; 2.00 ill llii' OAlUtlUR In Mrdfonl, Ashland. j.iitksoui iiiu, .jeiurui roiui. I'nooiux, T.ieiit: ' f lily, with K Jinlay Sun. month 1 I :lllv. Without Hunilnv Sun. month .11 Sty U.lly, without Rundav Hun, year. .. 7.50 .i tl ally, with Sunday Hun. ono year 8.50 -,V. terms hy carrier, caali In advance. lira tnt tji llclal papnr of tho City of Medford. V'iiieiut ptiMir or jacKHOil uourny. M. Itol n . i'.ntereil 8S s-sconfc clast matter nt I'r-letf ird, Oregon; under the act of March nisi". ' pllt. MEMBERS OK TIIR ASSOCIATED ' PRKHS. ' 'L,)'ho Asosclnted 1'raas la exclusively nlBentitleil to the use for republication of bar' ti ws dispatches credited to il, or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also Mui-luo Iocs! news puDHRlied herein. i All riKiiis oc repuuicnuon or special d)ft:ifliclies herein aro ulso resorved. llio . tat. ., 1 i eat! Ye Smudge Pot J By Arthur Ferry I . Hliuorl Berry, a fresh Portland 1(1(1, Iwilo hit an old mil n over tho head !wtth' a boor bottle, In nn attempt to (rob him. and conveniently went crazy 'when on ught, has been Bcnlcnced liy a rtflcf-i'ftl, judgu to take a I rip to China. OvTho young man A folks are well-to-do, toinnd sordidly prnhilnent, and It 1b not Julnwtfu.rnoi.e of the lu' to he vlndlo Mdlve.w '"-I ;" i -Dark ' clouds gather, overhead, and it ""look'i like lucre would bo boiho nreclp wlfor Sunday, with the max. whero It la. THE articles written by Charles Kdward Russell on Japan, now be in I? printed in The Mail Tribune, have thrown considerable lie:ht on conditions in the Orient, but in one partfinlar, wc believe Mr. Kiiml'II is mistaken. His mistiike is in ascribing -prejudice against Japanese colonization on the Pacific coast, to trouble-making news papers. The newspapers, as n whiile', have been .guilty- of no anti-Japanese propogandn. They have merely recognized a condition, and in op posing further encroachments of an ailen race, have merely reflected I an overwhelming sentiment of the, people. ' The opposition to Japanese colonization, has not proceeded f rom I a desire to have trouble with Japan, but as Governor Olcott has said, to prevent trouble. 1'nless Japan is made to understand that the ex tension of the yellow race problem on the Pacific coast, means sc- rious complications, then a clash of interests sooner or Inter can not be avoided. ' ., i The recent demand for preventative legislation' in Oregon, pro ceeded from a desire to attack the problem at its inception, rather than to wait until n large influx of Japanese, should render the prob lem peaceably insoluble. We think Mi'.-Russell would find profit in his researches, by a personal investigation of conditions in California before he expresses his final judgment. : iiieiidnble one to Y GETTING IN A FEW LICKS l- FOR A FAM0U8 BREAD (CorvalllB Gazette-Times) ; i JUnowlttko broad Itook qullo n drop yHterday out at Ninth and 'Van Union'. Ono of tho chauf feurs, of tho Sanltnry Hukory, Avhlcli iiinkes tho wonderful Snow Ilako'breiid, was taking a half ton 'Of the beautiful Ioiivch out Van Huron streot and at Ninth atf empt ied to evade a car that had tho Iftllnd BtaKKcrs and yet was: mov- I . . .JUB uv tjiiiLU u pa.u. ) 1 r- I jnncolutll o ,JfflfftTHo1'E'torl uiBCOMf. W4nc8tlay SntiirdftyrMlnQifrrffli. f . Tho Vanity Shop, hubs of 'Cor, E. Main und Bui tlott. vlll get Kov. E. J. llulnin, who Is condlred to an ovangellHtlc campnien at A Bhoul canto over from that city thlB m to 'take brenkfaHt nt tho Hole'. ford.' It lieoniB tlmt tho (llninpblo to of tho lukel Austin In Aslilumtimbcr which huHtulry ho Is Btopplncaro Is been closed for a week or mor ; many of the hotel's patrons w tlo Southern Pacific luixt hotuiitlon tuuriint for'thelr meals. . Amor Phoonlx OariiKo Ib now oiibrlsliiK, tinlnea. A slmre of your 'put.V food Ib BollOltfid. . J. 11. Slano. o they LttdloB (jot your hair pernip waved, tho Nostlo way, HcenBod tor. For apuolutinent phono 7 land, Wlnolaud's HulrdrcBSiiii! EES X i ' An 'Item appeared 111 Thstorn Mall Ti'lhuno Baying that Bovert was berry patches woro ovorfli)v;lovoB nCBdny by IrrlKiitloh illtc,! forco to Steduiiui, ditch man for.iry of her Itlycr Vulloy Canal ciimt position. slated that nonoof tin . along the e(sSio f?Jl8on for allowing rTrst-ciasastlcs to ilourluli In wild mates furuti vacant lnt, oxcopt thai toin would make Cuunda Extra flu ; ! j spring chlo- toinoirow. AL CODLING MOTH K,.J. Ilo'ufleno Register) 114 centB fuB Page: PleitBo toll mo lettoiB (o lito rid mysolf of an tin- . canceled P'md unnppruclutlve girl : Judgo DeUHtB In coming to my economy, -y Snnduy or any other wan novel, hlnks she will find any rncelveil II She even Invites her Bleaiit (ipey parties, appropriating Then he tsiu-o ,ot .my homo, niak tcrs to his ven 'numlior and other them iii aguli.lssing me. Sho can't address Tor hnd she won't take n Miececdud In l'vo ulrciidy been bo under (his uiilr-that 1 make myself cnugla, nomiali to my other , sUj indB, although they also nio ' uuxlous to avoid hor after seeing . her a fow times-. C. B. N. Thi cnliJrtoment of tho Bpecd Iiih : lias taught! several speed maniacs and f Idiots to ifracocd up anil down the : Main Steili at tho snail's pneo of 3ti per. Blu. Wooi.. ORRR-R Wm. Wam(lth Herald) who Is the ,s hoy Don2 rur bankeiB aBsocli,.,,!, ,im,F, the ' on a business trip-. f()r raw . . "It's Hor Turn -N (6 1 -VVo budget campaign. 4 Nl' ; . Francla Kdward day for Portland fug (Borli-,pd)-. carnival and will lav cat(Jh ,.,. Mr. and Mrs. Br,' uro takln uo Berkeley, C. A. M. and ChaB. U. iowar- . among tho guests Vpp from j.vnlp N""'1- , . ' ut, and had the , Brooms made by ,u cnnl0 Mf(01. riroom Works are t, Hioney. Insist pn,honi .' - - 1 iff THE GLOOMY MERCHANT. TUB man who's selling bacon, or sugar, shoes or shirls should not. lookGod-forsiikeii, for that appearance hurts. You talk about your losses, and mourn, while touring hair, the many griev ous crosses you are obliged to bear; and lo, the weary buyer; will think yon. are a bore, and he will take a flyer to t'other fel low's store. Be cheerful, gay and sunny, if you have things to sell, and you will cop the money, in Easy Street you'll dwell. I go to buy some collars where Johnson plays his game, for I spend many dollars in tlolliiig up my lraiiie. And Johnson is a dealer who Nells me spals and pumps, for he's a gladsome spieler who ' never has thelumps. I go to buy a collar, a necktie and a cuff, but when I've heard him holler I buy a ton of stuff. I buy me silk suspenders, and blow all kinds of kale, lured onward by the splendors of his uplifting tale. . Jiut how and then I sally to Jimp-, sou 'ti necktie store, which is across the alley from Johnson's cheer- ' fill door. And Jimpsoji's so depressing I hasten from his hull, and leave liim sadly guessing why I went there at all. I buy no collar button, I buy no spangled libsc, for I am not a glutton for other people's woes. 'The man ivho's selling notions or squashes by the peek, must curb his'wild emotions and not, weep on my neck. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 Whoro arc lands said to cs? choat? 2 What Is an Indcnttiro? 3 How did tho Charter Oak at Hartford, Conn., got Its name? 4 What Ib i tho 'origin of tho phraso, "Klfty-four, forty or fight"? Who said "Lot ua havo peace?" 0 What Is u judgo advocate? 7 What Is nn allonge? 8 What Is a fulcrum? 0 What Is a hawser? 10 What sort of 'la root Is a "hip roof?" i i- ', : Answers to Yesterday's Questions. 1 What Is tho color of tho flower which -makes wuy for the bnnamii? Ans. It Is (loop purple. Tho flowors grow In great clusters. 2 In what suite was tho Kii Klux Klun orgnnl.cd? Ana. TcnnoBsee. 3 What Ib a lobby? Ans. In dividuals who try to Influence legis lation by menus of porsounl Inter views with legislators. I What Is logrolling? 'Ans. It Is a to mi applied to tho exchange of votes between members of legisla tures or dologutcs to n convention whereby tboy unite, to put through a sirlcs of measures. fi What aro star routes? Ans. Star routes aro thoso mall routes on which mull was originally carried less frequently than every day. 6 .What Is tho most tmportan:. ovent in 1321 1). C? Ans. Abra ham's arrival in Canaan. 7 How long did tho trial of Charles (iuitoau, assassin of Garfield last? Ans. Seventy-two days. H What Is an armature? Ans. It Is a soft piece of Iron used to cover tho poles of a magnot to presarvo their magnetic power. !1 What Is a binnacle? Ans. It Ik a box containing tho compuss of a ship. 10 What Is a facade? Ans. A facade Is lliq front view of an edi fice. - COMMUNICATIONS ItcRiinllng Admiral Sims, To tho Editor: ' ' After rending your editorial In this evening's Issuo of tho Tribune cap tioned, "A Too Loquacious Admiral." 1 feel bound, us ono who had the hon or to servo iiiudor Admiral Sims 111 Irish waters during the war, to make a brief reply. --. Tho admiral's attack Is launched not nt the truo friends of Ireland, whether of Irish blood or no, but at the heads of those who during and infer thv war contributed of their funds and '.sympathy' to tho :Slnn I''oln, or tho so callod "Irish Repub lic." At Queeiistown, through the com bined'. Of fortB - Of 'thO 'Ilritlnh nnrl American N'ttval Intelligence 'Depart ments, wo woro continually Inform ed of tho aid extended to oenmv craft by -members of 'the -Sinn Foln. Gorman Intolllgenco offl enrs were landed In- closo : 'prorlmlty' to thc -umoncun naso and submarines woro otrorod sholtor and supplies at sev eral polntB on tho rugged southwest oaBt of lroland. It Is not remark able, thoroforo, that many of our do atroycr commandors of Irish paront ngo and such genuinely 'Irish names as, "Harnhan," felt towards tho Sinn 'Koln ns thoy did towards tho Gorman, Empire ltBOlf. -.with tho: nildnH run. tempt which -whs earned by:tlio knife in-ino-nacK attack from within upon1 the heart of Great Britain. . ' '.Possibly rilstunco has lent a docep-: tlvo enchantment to tho black fea tures of Sinn Koln. Had such assist ance to tho onomy been rendered upon our own seaboard during the war tho Mall Tribune would hnve been the first- to lash that fnctloi within our country which showed the traitor's hand,- and possibly tho Inst to denounce as "loquacious" the na val officer who was impolitic enough to toll tho truth. PAUL A. SCHEIIER. Uoguo Farm, Central Point. Oil Dividend Declared. N'EW YOI1K. .limn in ti... t. clflc Oil company, organised when the' hoiilhern 1'nolfic railway relinquished control of Us oil properties has de clared an initial dividend of SI. CO n Lshnro. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine llewnre! Fnles you see the name "Bayer" on .package or ono tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin proscribed by physicians for twenty one pears and proved safe by millions. fTake Aspirin only as told In ,'-J!ayer package 'for Colds, Headache, ,?ural la. Hhouniallsm. Knnioho. Tooth ache, Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin boxes or twelve Bayer Tablets of tVsplrln cost ffw cents. Oruggisrs also pell larger packages. Aspirin Is the mule ninrk of llnyer Manufacture of Monoacetieacldester ef fcsallcyllcftcid. .,. v Adv. MANN'S The Best Goods for the'Price, No Matter What the Priw MANN'S SATURDAY SALE There are timber tracts in Jackson county assessed at $20 ami -.), which are held for .$100 an acre on the market. This is a state ment by a representative of the county assessor's office. Obviously Hie assessment should be raised, and the policy of the county assessor lo cruise sucJi timber, on which to base a higher assessment, a com- r-. - y. ! ti MEN'S PANTS " .This Snlf Will Inrtiiirltt 'F.DPW X . , rrv. . Pair of Trousers in Our Stock ;Ay Wool Pantsj direct front the May , field Woolen Mills, in ,. blue, serge or brown and gray worsted and cashmeres. . . Corduroy JRants in well known makes, such as Sweet Orr and Boss of the Road, .'' also Khiki Pants 'and 'Heavy Work Pants, Lace Leg Trousers for work or outing wear. Don't miss this chance to buy an xtra.paff of trousers for summer wear. dress pants;; $0.50 Serges and $4.69 PHONE 65 For Choice Meats of Xft Kinds, Fresh and Cured Short Ribs, per lb.....A..14 , , r s Shoulder 'Koast, jtcr lb l&f , 1 - ':' -' '-..' i i: ''- ' Good tShpuMeri Steak, .per lb. . ' 20; Home Keiidered Xard, o lbs. $1.15 We Deliver b,, ,'-' ' East Side Meat Mairke.it 608 E. MAIN ST. WORK PANTS Iloss of the Road and Sweet , Orr Khaki, Whipcord and O'rey Cot ton Work Pants, .$3 2 50 and $3.50 values Sweet Orr Moleskin Pants, $1 values $3,59 ISA iVi 'Tt Sweet Orr and Doss of -the'Road Corduroy and . Fustian Cloth Pants, $3.00 and $(i values .' i. ." . One special lot of Khaki Pants, $2.50 ami $3.00 values '.: $4.69 $1.98 Athletic Union Suilsl.00 A fine ((tinlity dimity Athletic Suit $1.29 B. V. D. and Seal Pax, lialbrifrjra'i - Union Suits - $1.50 ;:$3.5() and 'Worsteds ' pq" - $7.00 and $8.50 all wool Worsted and Cashmeres d Q p pair ... vO.Iy $8.50 to $10.00 fine (piality Casli nieres and QE Worsteds ;PO.jl7p $10.50 and $12.50 Pant '.The best on the market. (l!Q 1;C Sale price VO l'O A regular $4.00 Kliaki Lace -Ijog 'ri 33.48 The same style as aboru in Fus tian Cloth. Formerly ld at $0. Saturday pair $4 69 Stylo Plus Suits Suits $25. $30. $35. $10 Mann's Department Store - THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY, ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N., CENTRAL ::.'r. . MEDFORD, OREGON "' Society Brand v Suits $35, $40. $.15, $40 WELL! WELL! LOOK! ' HERE'S SOME- OF OUR CHOICE " ; :;.,: -v, MEAT PRICES., ! Choice -Beef Pot Roast, per pound ..... .16c I Choice Beef Boiling Meat, per pound . . . i14c t Hamburger Steak, per pound .20c Pork Sausage, per pound 20c i '..-.,'. Fresh Side Pork, per pound ..... .... . . .20c Good Bacon . ..... . . . 29c Try Our Special Veal Loaf ' i -' ' .. You will like our Weinies, Bologna, Sausage, etc., 1 made of the best materials by an expert sausage 'maker. They're incomparable. -- - West Side and Economy Markets ' Phones 46 and 649 THE CLUB LIVE and LET LIVE I bellcro In giving the people a square deal and cnnrijlng reason- -' nolo prices at all times. That is why, I made the Price of 13c ono ' way lietwccn Medford and ilncksonville and '-i."k for round dip. ! 1 don't believe peoplo expect mo to haul them iloss than cost and; therefore the price will remain tho same. - If peoplo. want the street car to continue they should patronize the same. JOK tiAOXOX, PltOP. MiaHt)hn COAST It.VfLWAV. ' GOOD CLOTHES , I Hake.Tbea KLEIN 18 4t Uu M. 40 Miles to the Gallon turn TAIIXHI Harley Davidson Motorcycles j Gaylord Cycle Shop STORAGE S FURNITURE ! 8 ' T MOVING T O . PACKING, O R ' And . R t A SHIPPING. A G E BAGGAGE DELIVERED G. E KEIZUR TRANSFER Cor. Bnrtlett & 8th. I'lione S:t3 GIM CHUNG China Herb Store , , llerh cure for earache, headache, cat arrh, riiplherhi. koto throat, luna trouble. Kioncy irotiDie. stomach trounie, heitrt trouble, chills and fever, cramps, cmiRhs, poor ctruulutlrtii. - carbuncle, tumors. cracked breast, cures alt kinds of goiters. Medford, 'orejron. Jan. 1, lf!17. Thin is to cert If v that I ill tmHpr. signed, hnd very severe tomacli trouble and had been bothered fur aorenil years and last August was Ttt expected to Jive, and hearing of Glm Chunff whose Herb store Is at 214 South Krnnt street, Medford), I decided to Ret herba for mV RtOmach trouble, and I atartfrt m fillnir better as soon as I used them and today am a well man and-cap heartily recom mend anyone afflUHed as 1 wns to se Lrim i.nung ana irv nts llrns. rSIiied) W. Jl. JOHNSON, Witnesses: VTm. Lewis. Eagle Point. M L. Chlldreth. Kaple Point. M. A. Anderson. Medford, , S. H. Holmes, Kntrle J'olnt. r. K. Moore. Kaele To!nt. J. V. Mfliltvrt KflitlA Pnint Geo. Von de Hellen. Kaple Point. BREAD! ; The one food that all the. people want-nil tho time. J rinln and: wholosonvo substantial and nourlshlnB v ; Give it the firHt place on your table. No other food has Iho same food' value. V' ' ,.' .. Ours Is a really delicious loaf. ' Ask your grocer to send you a, loaf today. '' ' ' ' ' ' ' -' ' 'I Bread is your . Best Food-Eat more of it. ' .Ent., , , .-, . ,. . -- .v.. .-j l..;- . NUT-BROWN BREAD "The Bread that Builda'!, : PEERLESS BAKERY Ask, Tour Denier for Nut-ili'owii-, . . ' " Brcad."V . ' " TWO TIP-TOP TOPS for inttos, nmtli! by us from, spe.fcjiitl designs und selected materials afntl made to order, just us you wtit thorn. Our tops lop the ipio'tl'UC titms of other top milkers,- because each one wc turn out is exel.uSlvf, your ,yery own. They, have 'char acter nil distinction, mid give su perb service. . :. . WE BUDLD SPORT TOPS.' '. Service Garage 22-26 8. Fir St. Medford,. What Aire Ybti Doing With Your Kodak Pictures ' ' ' '' .'' Arc j-ou taking care bf tlient after you have had tljwu made. Look over our 'ebtoi plcte line of Loose Leaf Auto . Alburns.' '. '. '.'. . .:: ? ; ' . '' . '-'-V '' 1 '-'-.v- , '-; -' ;': ' We ..develop Kodak . Films . Free. ;. ' -.' :iv"y VV UUJU Wo Iisto tile Blnckhnrii AVood W and ore now prepared ui furulsh $ kinds of nood and slubs by the tier S cord nt , . . . ' REDUCED PRICES Tnrrt at 113 8. Fir street. ThodO 5 , uroo-i!.. aciiTery.to any part 01 ! v AVW. HALL ?50 buys a brnj MM Corolm DortablBtves writer. Other mkaa at ttruti prieea. Sm uste(oryou buy MKDFOHli BOOK t 'jt
