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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTRT) MATTi TRTBTTOE, MEUTOUD, OKEflOy. MONDAY, JUNE 13. 1-021 PAGE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune AM INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUN DA r Tlx THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO, The Medford Sunday Kun ts furnUhed ubscribera desiring u seven day dully tie wb pa per. Office Mull Tribune Butldln. 26-27-2 r or i ft i-ir mreei. t-none . - A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, The ABiuana rnoune. ROBERT W. KTtHU Editor. SUMPTEK S. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TEBMSl nv MAI I lii Advune: Dally, with Sunday Kun, year 17.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 75 liully, without Sunday Sun, year.... 6.60 Dflllv. without Sunday Sun. month .6 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year..- 2.00 . Sunday Sun. one year 2.00 BV CARRIER In Medford. Ashland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent: Dully, with Sunday Sun, month .75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .65 Dally, without Sunday Sun, yeur.... 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All terms y earner, caw, in auvance y " " 1 " Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of JuckKon County. Entered aH s-conA cinmi matter at Medford, Oregon, under the uct of March 8, 1879. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Asoscfuted Pnn in exclusively ' entitled to the use for republication of U news fltmrntelwH rr'i teil to It. or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news puhiiaheti herein. All rights of republcatlon of special dispatcher! herein am also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry The "A. Lincoln Hcpuhllrfin" who lined to wrllw Iftlers lo Demiicrutlc papers upholding the pnllrlcH of Vomlrow WllHon, Ih now writing let tars to thn Portland Joni'iuil IclcklnK UKtilnHL the appointment of Col. Har vey, and nil the works of Warren U. Harding. Ordering the nlr service of tho nrmy nnd navy to aHHlst in the elmse of Itoy Oardnor, em-aped Kcntleman handit, means that 11 battleship nnd two tll vlHlnnH of regular troopH will 1)4 as HlKned to Ret hint to jail when they do catch him. Tills pictitrcsiiuo soul Ih equipped with a not of hralliH that work 3-5 of a second faHter than those poHHeBBcd l)y the average, limit of tho law; hence he Ih forever disappearing with the eaHe and grace of a third rate movie actor. Ab Boon nB they get tho proper color tho bootleggers will Btnrl bottling hennery coffee. It 1b a potion that knocks strong men down, nnd inakeB Women weep. IT SKEMS TIIK niOIH HAS A HICAl'TII'l'li SOIMl.ANO (Oregon Oily Kntcrprlsc) Ttev. U. II. OlhliH filled the pul pit ut tile Hpim'opnl church in Oregon City last Sunday, airs. CilbUH accompanied him. A number of taxpayers who cftmbed Itoxy Ann Hunday are circulating a petition for the cotiBtrucllon of a l'antorium half way up. Tho treaty between Ireland nnd Russia, Hpeclflcally provides that whlHkers Mhall not bo driven out of ltUHHla. ' Fruit Bulletin 1180: The thlnnei'B nro tlilckor titan Inst year. Alili AHK .MRMHKllK. HIT I'lOW AUK ACTIVIO (Albany Oeiuocrnt) Tho cemetery society met Thursday at the homo of Mrs. Htolla Wallace. After the business wns disposed of tho social hour was spent i it conversation and at fancy work. Owing to tho late spring rains, the biggest strawberries are growing on the top of the box. ' The latest make of clgaretlCB on tho market is tho "Life" brand. Their initio- slogan Is: "They'll bo the death of you." CI. Mansfield Sundnyed on Ills farm neat Prospect. lie milked a cow and made three speeches, from force of Itablt. O. II. Health went to Albany on lmslneHS Monday. (ltoseburg lie view) To get a box of pills. Tho congregation will now stand nnd sing "Keep the Tall Light Hurtl ing." The free will offering was very good but pants buttons won't buy pan cakes. Thn Oold Hill News reports that "the bank robbers were tried and found guilty, and sentenced to Jack sonville." MAKK TWO Till PS, (KiiKcuo Kt'Klslcr) Dear Miss Page: At all of our parties there are an even number of boys and girls, each boy having a girl to escort homo. Hut there lire two boys who seem to like me and there Is always a nuiirrel about which one Is going to take me home. AH these tiuarrcls end 'tip with the two of tlicm taking me. nnd then there Is one girl who lias to go home by herself. I like both of Ihe hoys, so what shall do? Itod. Ooorges rarpentler trained for his flit lit with Jack Dempsey satin-day by pistol practice. The Frenchman Is going to get his man one way m- in other. Ku'mir Still Propping. ' NEW YOKIC, June 1.1. A new low price for the last four years wns estab lished in the refined sugar market today when several lot al refiners quot ed fine Kinnulated t six cents ti pound lieruuse of tho weakness in raws. Congress Is without authority to re strict tho president In Ms power or par don. . . LEAVE THE SUPREME COURT ALONE. ORGANIZED labor is not consistent. It ridicules coiiKiess in one purafcrapli unci urges the. xiipmiiaey of congress in another, '.'he Est'li-Cuiiiiiiiiis railroad hill and oilier It i I Ih lire termed useless and mischievous and then the power of the Supreme Court to override .my hills, is condemned and the revocation of the rifiht demanded. In one of its stands, the American Federation of Labor, must be wrong. To render any law passed by congress supreme, assumes that congress can do no wrong; and yet the annual report is teeming with statements convicting congress of wrong doing. The cause of this mental confusion is plain. Organized labor would abolish the Supreme Court when its decisions are not to organized labor's interests; and it would change the membership of congress, whenever the actions of that body are not to labor's interests. In other words, organized lahor is supremely selfish, no more selfish than organized capital, but selfish nevertheless. Whatever tdvanccs the cause of labor it considers right, whatever injures the cause it considers wrong. The welfare of the country as a whole, (juestioiis of constitutional validity, etc., are summarily brushed aside when labor's self-interest is considered. Obviously this temper must change before any material advance in our industrial situation can be attained. For both capital ami labor there must be some concessions made to principles of abstract justice, some allowances for what is best less of any special class, before the foundation for constructive bet terment, can be erected. The elements of this foundation lie in the Supreme Court. As far as any organization of human beings can be removed from self-in-lerest, from the ebb and flow of prejudice and passion, such an organ ization is found in the highest tribunal of the land. Remove that re strictive force on congress, and chaos would be in the offing. More over, with public sentiment as it is today, no clement in society would suffer as severely as labor. Leave the Supreme Court alone, that is the best advice for both lahor and capital. Fur when that goes, Ihe very foundations of the republic are threatened. RipplingRhijmGS -m SELF-PRAISE. THE miin who tells how good he is should drop flint stunt in haste; he merely makes men sigh, "(lee whiz," and think he shows poor taste. I hope that I have sterling worth, of which my neighbors tell; I hope that I adorn the earth on which I deign to dwell; I hope I'm loaded to the guards with qualities so fine that I'm a model to all bards who write tho lilting line. But I must show them by my deeds, which are in daily view, and not by empty words or screeds, or with my loud bazoo. My merits will be known to all, though 1 am like a clam; I do not need to hire n ball to tell how good I am. If I in anything; excel, the town will know the fact ; I do not need to ring a bell attention to at tract. The man who's prone to emphasize his claim to harp and crown soon finds that all the other guys expect he'll jump the town. True worth in modesty arrayed is sweet and passing fair, hut. when it's brazenly displayed we guess it isn't there. With blue prints of my merits bright, your ears I shall not vex, though I may be a shining light, a credit to mv sex. A Dangerous Kocretury of. Navy lKnhy uxprcHNefv IthuHclf iih "unitized" at what Ad ml ml SIiiih said to n London audience about tint Jrinh in America. Evidently the, itHtonlHlicd Hocrotary doeH not know the admiral. He Ih one of that typo of kniuaelouH mariners, known as tho ma-luwyei Talking Ih with him both an acquirement and a puatlmo. It Ih uIho a h libit a very hud one. Ho lum developed the art of land Heuniun- .shlp to perfection, largely through conversation. j Time was, no doubt, when Admiral SIiiih wuh a Hturdy old Bait, who was saturated with tho traditions of a navy which keeps its powder dry nnd Its mouth Hhul; hut when ho was sent to Urcnt ltrituln during tho war is the admiral in charge of American naval operations in Europe, ho found that tho true way to n pencral ap preciation of his real greatneBu wus to talk talk about the achievements of the Itrltish on the sea and the lack of achievement by tho Americans, The art of dcprcclutluK bis fellow coun trymen, the looso-tmiKued admiral developed consistently, eloquently, com m isern finely. I fe was tho most popular American sailor that ever stuck his uniformed legs under a UrlUsh banquet table. Now he Ih at it iikuIu, after a season of oratorical seamanship In his home not native land, for the Karrulolis HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 Wlmt lire tho muster tissues of the body? 2 How mnny parts of speech are usually iiHctl 111 expressing Ideas? 3 What three educational institu tions were founded during colonial times? 4 What Is meant by nulls? ft Where titul what Is Mauna Lou? I! What branch of govoriiiiieiit (lid tint frnnu't's of the constitution be lieve must Important? 7 Wlmt Is ti compound word? 8 11ns u horse a Kood Bense ol memory? How many sheep tire raised In Australia each year? Ill What determines tho amount of water a soli will hold? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 What Is a diifttun? Ans. A (luennit Is an elderly Spanish or Por tuguese lady who nets us n euurdlun lo a younser one. ! What Is n microphone? Ans. It Is nn Instrument for litlenslfylns very tnlnuln sounds. 3 Which part of North America Is for the country as a whole, regard By. Loquacity ,adiniral was born In Canada. No situation dismays the admiral, when It may bo tackled with a verbal bur ruBe not even tho tender relations of Great Ilrituin and tho United States over tho explosive Irish question. The perotrrinutinff sullor thought It would pleuso his hearers to ringr in a few familiar changes on tho old stuff about blood being thicker than water he is not quoted in exactly that phruse, but thut Is whut ho was talk ing about and he stuck his post prandial pins into that part of the American anutomy where tho skin Js thinnest. If it were possible to dismiss the statements of Admiral Sims us the al coholic mnunderings of an Irrespon sible old man overcome by lavish Lirlt ish howpltulity, it should be done; but it Is not possible. He Is a high of ficial of the United States navy in active service. He has grossly vio lated not only the proprieties, but ho has unquestionably transgressed a rulo of the navy prohibiting discus sion of tho International relutions by nn admiral or uny other officer. Whether he has libeled lnfumously many American citizens Is not so much tho point as that he bus taken It upon himself to talk publicly on such a subject In tho presence of the Xtritlsh or uny other presence. He hns gravely offended and should be dealt with, sternly Portland Oregonlan. tho nearest to Kurope? Ans. New foundland, llecause of this fact many Atlantic! cables terminate there. 4 What Is a freshet? Ans. It Is n flood oaiised by molting snow or heavy rain. D What does knoppert mean? Ans. The word moans having knobs, tufts or buttons. 6 What Is the part of tho plow which turns the earth culled? Ans. It Is called the nioldbourd? 7 Wlmt Is a parapet? Ans. It Is a dwarf wall along tho edge or a roor, terraco or bridge. 8 Kor what Is a windlass used? Ans. A windlass Is used for raising heavy weights. 0 What Is a tutto In music? Ans. It Is the rapid beating of a drum. Ill In what year was the presiden tial campaign called the Hard Cider campaign? Ans. In 1S40. General Harrison was the candidate of the Whigs nnd Van Huren was Ihe demo cratic candidate. Only since 18M have white men been permitted to hold land or become citi zens In llatai. Colorado has from CO to SO per cenl of Ihe world's supply of molybdenum NATIVES OF ISLAND Naval Commander Tells of Primitive People On Pacific Island, Which Forms Sub ject of International Contro versy in World Affairs. By WILLIAM G. GAYCE. (International News Service Staff Cor respondent.) SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 A place where life meana nouting to i:ie light skinned, curly-hnired but not kinky headed, docile, lazy natives, and where great wealth Is something that is never stolen. This Is the picture of the Island of Yap, drawn by Commander John ' fVm maiilei' i&in Blaelalnlr'jn.. ; -ij Blackburn, U. S. navy, who has spent several years there and in the South Sea Islands. "The natives of the little Island of Yap are a care-free people, and it is safe to say they do not know of Ihe international controversy being raged Boarding House Pleases Everybody The ambitious country girl who goes to tho great, wicked city to earn her living, and finds there bad, naugh ty men who are willing, nay, anxious to pay all her bills, Is no novelty to the screen. But tho kind of girl that little Miss Constance Ulnney portrays In "39 East", which came to the screen of tho Page theater yesterday is a novelty, nnd the plot development Is novel, too, for this particular heroine did not go wrong, hut plugged nloug doggedly, even after her purse was empty, her room rent overdue, and her courage fast oozing away. No finer characterization of Amer ican girlhood has ever been shown than that which Miss Blnney gives in the role of Penelope Penn, plucky, sedate, and Independent little Yankee, as real and convincing as "Jo" in "Little Women," the sort of girl one wishes all American girls would be. Miss Binney created this delightful rolo two years ago in the stage produc tion, which ran for an entire season in New York, and for another whole sea son in Cleveland, Chicago and Boston, so the young star had a long familiar ity with the role to bring to tho screen production. Reginald Denny tins the male lead, and with that exception the stage cast has been used In the screen version, so Hint the photoplay is an adequate sequel to the stage success. At the Rialto Allah praise tho playwright who first originated "cavemen!" Supposed ly tho one typo that can win any woman, actually the one cure for a jaded drama of no especial merit otherwise, the caveman has his uses. Hut no one before has bothered to show us the whyfor, the psychology of It, how he became a cavenuin, nnd so forth. That is what Jacques Jac card has dono in "Honor Hound," the picture in which Frank Mayo is star ring at Ihe Rialto theatre. Frank Mayo hns an extremely strong role as the hero of "The Throwback," and he seems to make tho most of It. From his work in this picture It is evident that he is a "he-man" star of the first quality, and withal, one who is handsome enough to pleuso Ihe matinee maids. Hagmnr Godowsky has a lively char- ncterlzatlon us Koreo. tr.e savage girl GLYCERINE MIXTURE PREVENTS APPENDICITIS Simple fclycrJno. lutfkthorn lark. etc., as mixi'd in Adlor-i-ka, romoves all foul, nocunuilated poisonous mat ter from HOTll iippt-r and lower bowel nd prevents appeiullritis. Re lieves ANY CASK Ka.s on Htoimieh or constipation. Tlio INSTANT pleasant net ion of Adter-i-ka BiirpriMeB both doctors nnd patients. A business man reports Keat benefit in a Ions stand- Iiil c-ivii itf tiiiltt'i'ut inii ii ml amir Htniti- 'acli. Leon 13. Hitsklns, ilrussist. Adv. OF YAP IT about possession of the little mountain top, all because' ofr Its cable. Impor tance," Bfd the: commander. -" "There are not more than 7.000 people on the Island of Yap, and they are very peculiar In their ways and customs, like all the rest of tho South Sea Islanders. One of their unusual customs is the use of stones for money the value being rated according to the size of the stone and the fineness of its grain. As a result, men of wealth store their money in the front yard and hold no fear that It will be taken away while they sleep It would take a small army to move It," the naval officer said. In speaking of the Island of Yap and its history, Commander Blackburn said: "The .Island of Yap (or Uap or( Wap) was discovered by the Portu guese in 1527 and held by them for more than 150 years, until Spain ob tained it. Spain held It until after the Spanish war, when It wus sold to Ger many for approximately three and one quarter million dollars. When Japan entered the World War on the Bide of the entente, England, nnd France agreed to give Japan all the Qerman Islands in the North Pacific In the event of Germany's defeat. Tho United States was not a part of this alliance and did not know it even existed. "The Yap question today is merely one of cable rights. The trouble which has arisen is that Japan has grounded the cable at Yap which connects with Guam. The commercial cable between the United States and the Orient, after leaving Guam, connects at Manila, but covers some very dangerous territory, because the line at several points is more than four miles under water, anil the currents are not always satisfac tory for the transmission of messages. There Is n cable between Yap and Shanghai which was laid by Germany in 1905 and now controlled by Japan. The situation now Is that when the cable between Guam and Manila Is out of commission messages havo to be held until traffic on the Manila cable is restored. If Japan would allow the Yap cable to operate, messages could be relayed to Yap from Guam and then direct to Shanghai. The establishment of Yap as an independent cable base Is what Secretary Hughes is fighting for." who is beautiful and unmoral, with all the results that may come from those qualities in a Jungle. Helen Lynch is the financee of Mayo and Irene Black well his sister and the wire of Ed ward Coxen, his antithesis. Gold has been found In many parts of India, but mining there has been practically nothing. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Tako Aspirin only as told in each paekaKe of genuine Buyer Tablets of Aspirin, .Then you will be following the directions and dosage worked out by physiciuns during 21 years, and proved safe by millions. Tako no chances with substitutes. Tf you see tho Bayer Cross on tablets you can tako them without fear for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, lihoumatism. Earache, Toothache, Lumbago nnd for Pain. Ilundy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaeidoster of Salicylicacid. Adv. fljuofats of th Annual Statement of the QlKKN8UNl lN8t;UAN;K W.( LTD. of Sxluey, .Yuatutlft, on Uio 31t lj of Decern ber, lllltO, uuulv to th insurance cotumbaioDr of the itate of Oregon, punuiut to liw: INCOME Net premiums rreelmd darinr tta yr ; ..IM0.OT3.20 IntrrMt. divklciMli tad teats rtweived duwn Ui ymt 20.870.00 .Ineoni fn. in other wqim rvctHved tiurlDg Ui jt 50.343 04 ToUl incotn tLH0.33U.i4 DIsnUHSEUHNTS Net pM during the year, In cluding adjustment pxjwii . . . . I S2.17S.50 CVamhHkms ind ularied paid dur ing the yer 28,822.76 Tuiei. licenses and fecu paid during ht )Mf 8.254. 3 Amount of all other oxponditurai. . 60.0S7 74 Total expenditures tl27.K40.47 Valtte of stock and bonds owned (market niuv) t441.53G.2S ntniranc recoTeralitc on paid hMtws i 488 05 Gain In banks and on hand 04,818.76 Premium! In court of collection wriltrft siuc Sept. SO, lUL'U... 30,317.50 Interest and rents du and accrued. 4.5U5.7'.! Total admitted lwU S&31. 606.07 I-IAWIJTIE3 tCroM rlattiH for luwca unpaid I22.SO1.0O ' Aiemint f unearned premium on sJ outstanding risk 40.51109 All other UaMIttiM 8. 500.88 Surplus as regards poWcyhyWrrs ... 460.084 00 Total liabilities, eiclusir of n- , it I ptivk 1531.690 97 HUSINKSS IX OUKtJON KOR TIIK I EAR Net premiums received during tlw yamt t 7.180.14 i Losms paid during tli yrar 2.043.93 1 Lwm incurred during the year . . . 403 S3 OI'Kti.NfiUVNP INSI H-lXt K CO., I.TU. UAl.HH II, Kl'THltlK CO.. 1. S. Uancr Statutory resident attorney fur serrlce: A C, BAKU EH, luurautf CwiiaisaoBST. f St THE FARMERS' BANK The First National seeks no oiie claps of customers. It fully recognizes that business men, professional people, fruit growers, farmers, and manufacturers are all needed here. ' .. ' ' : ; AVe want YOUR account, MR. FARMER, whether large or small. "We are concerned, in helping your hank balance grow, and in advising you as to investments. Federal Reserve Member. Zhe FIrst National Dank Medford in MEDFORD-COAST RAILWAY - STREET CAR LINE i Leave Medford daily 7:30 (except Sunday), 9:00, 10:00; 11:30 a. m. ; 1 :00, 2 :00 ; 3 :30 ;, 4 :30 ; 6 :00, 9 :30 p. m. (except Saturday) 10 :00 , p. m. Saturday only. Leave Jacksonville 7:00 daily 7:30 (except Sunday), 8:30;, 9:30. 11:00 a. ni. 12:30; 1:30, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 7:15 p. ra , Fare 15c. Round trip 25c. 5c in city limits. , J. T. GAGNON ' A THOUSAND' -'"- ' NEW ONES NEW WHAT? MedWfd-Jacksdnvilie Stage Line FARE 10c Wultlng room Medford, 5 South INTERURBAN GIM CHUNG China Herb Store ITorh cure for raracli, lionilnche, cat arrh, cllptlieria. sure throat, lutitf trouble, Ulilnt'y trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills :tnt fever, cramps, cwiKhs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, L'rackeil breast, cures all kinds of toilers. NO OPKUATIONS. Medforil. Oregon. .Tun. 13 1017 This Is to certify that I. -the uiuler slKiieil, had very severe stomach trouble and hiul been bothered for several vyars ami Inst August was not expected to Jive, and hearing of Gim Chung (whose1 Herb store is at -'14 South l'rotit Btreet, 1 Medford). I decided to Bet herbs for mv i stomach trouble, uud I started to feeling better as soon as I used them nnd today am a well man and can heartilv recom mend nnyone afflicted as 1 w.i's to Bee Uhn Chung and trv his Herbs. (Signed) W. It. JOHNSON. Witnesses: Wm. Lewis. Kagle Point. W. L. Cbildreth, Kagle Point. M. A. Anderson. Medford. W. U. Holmes. KaiMe p.rint. C, R. Moore. K,igl Point. .?. V. Mclntvre. I'll git l'oinl. Geo. Von tier Hllen. Kuple Point, Tbu. lu. Nichols. alt! Point. H . THE UNIVERSAL CAB ' I I Ilellnhlp mrcdnnlriil nil out ion cive'n (o your I III I III I I'ord mcjins more sen-ice from your car ami less cost II ll in its operation. I.ct us tiiko care of your car. We II ill I have (he mechanics who know how and use only the l llll ROriuinp Kuril materials nnd only ask the fixed, Jill standard, Koiil factory prices. As you value the use llll of your Void see (hat It is kept mechanically right. U IH C. E. GATES AUTO CO, HI I Cor. Sixth and Pacific Highway j I SERVICE- i - ANK j Oregon X: Front. I'liono 300 AUTOCAR CO. STORAGE s T O R A G E FURNITURE .MOVING; PACKING, " - and - SHIPPING, BAGGAGE DELIVERED S T O R A G E KEIZUR TRANSFER Tor. Bnrtlctt & 8th; Phono 833 GOOD CLOTHES I Make Tbom KLEiN 1SH Iiut ttan Bt.