Medford mail tribune., June 16, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

PAOE SIX
MRTF)fTO MATT; .TRTRTTNTV MET)FOfcT). ORKflOX; THURSDAY. 'JUNK. 16. 1021
Bank 'HMoy
while ytu have EaramgRr.rer
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MiiM in- -irT.ii . -.. i ' ""iTMBprn
The old saying: "The mill will never grind with the water
that has passed" is true in every man's life. You cannot earn
money after your earning power is GONE .
So while you are earning money regularly, put some of it
in our bank. It will be SAFE there and will work for you.
Some day you will need that money and it will be rcadj- to
aid you.
Come in.
Wo will welcomo you.
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve ' '
Sewing Machine
5'
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Four Drop Head Singers
One Drop Head Mellville
One Drop Head Minnesota
One Drop Head Globe
Ono Drop Head White
One Drop Head Wheeler & Wilson
One Drop Head 66-Singer
. Bargains ill l.oujrlit lieforu Jiuki 18. See tlii'in.
Yoni' trims arc ours.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
10 South Fir Street. Phone 215-R
POLO WAS PLAYED
EFORE COLUMBUS
mSGOVERED AMER.
NKW YOJ1IC, June 1C Although
tint internal ion;ii .oi muu-h- be
tween thf I'nitid Ktitto.s and Kn?lfsh
tPitniH, which re resume! In 'Spk-
land thia week, hvunn in inc
nanio uf jit,Io was playrd before Co
in m bus dim'ovorcd America. 1
'J'lits Kume wa.s introduced in 'lie'
( 'tilted Hlalen in 1N7U, but the kjmu
w ceiuurieii old. It urlKiimtt'd in jvr
hinW and w;ih played in China Mid
India ImiK before cavalry of I'i er.s.
KarriHoned in India, brought Ihe
Hjiort to MiiKlund and made it the
"tiiort of kink's."
lniKL'ly becaUHe of the exccltcnl
training in horKemaiiHliiit whirii i olo
affordH, it has been fontered by kov
ornment and army officials, t!i"
eloKO of the recent war. Sir UnuzliiK
I Hhk conferred upon the sport a "VI-
i tat ion." (IcclarinK it to be the most
efficient training for army officer:!
yet devised. During and since the
war, the Kfinie has been encouraged
among American army officeiK.
According to tradition, polo had its
origin in the court of a Persian king.
It Ik naid to have been invented by
a court physician for the purpose of
providing physical oxerch-e tor hi;;
sovereign arid members of the retinue.
About iO A. U.. shadowy legends have
it that the Tartars who overran Asia
a I that period, carried the game (o
China. From Chinese archives, it ap
pears that as early as !nl A. 1)., there
w;ih a school for this training of polo
ponies. It was shortly after UiIh pe
riod that the wanderings of the Asi
allc peoples took the game to India,
whence it has come down to 10 ng land
and America.
When James ( iordon lien net t
brought mallets, .lerseys and balls to
this country in 187(, he and several
associates gave the game its first try
out nt Dickois' Hiding nendemy, then
located at I!!Uh street and Fifth ave
nue, New York. Soon the players
formed the Westchester I'olo club.
with grounds at Fordham. When the
fashionable New York set moved to
I Newport, II. I., in the summer of
11877, the Westchester Polo club
, moved there also.
VILMO FLOUR
STRICTLY GUARANTEED
Made in the Rogue River Valley from su
perb Rogue River Valley Wheat
You Will Save Money Without Sacrificing
Quality
Ask your dealer for VILMO or phone 84,
and we will deliver same.
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
IS MERCANTILE
m !S UPHEL
K ISTC1 1 1 KAN, Alaska, June 3 3.
( I Jeluyed ) Applicntion of the terri
tory of Alaska and the futwmi Hard-,
ware company for a restraining order
unjoining the collector of customs at
.1 uneau from acting to forfeit mer-
,.1. 1 It,,. ul, I.i.tswl ,,.. i-i f '.. ..-wl !i .1
poi i ill iniauoii oi i oe joiicm mer
cantile, marine act was denied in f"d-
i oral court here today. The plain-
1 1 'I'm in the. stilt wliich was in the na
ture of u test action, contended that
section '27 of the Jones act was un
constitutional on the ground that it
discriminated against Alaska. The
court upheld the constitutionality of
the section.
Territorial Attorney General John
Kustgard announced that ihu case
would he appealed, ,
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The Ideal Tire for
Light Commercial and Pleasure Cars
A tiro which is cheaper in cost )er mile with which
blowouts and punctures are iinpossililc that will o
thousands of miles farther than ordinary tires is
easy riding economical of gasoline that saves all
up-kcep expenses, and causes absolutely no vexation
or anuovancp.
318 East Main St.
Medford, Oregon
TAD'S TID BITS
ON WORLD SPORT
Special Announcement.
A Loudon paper carries a ntory
which suites that TOM I'OWI.Klt IS
N ( W 1 1 K A V Y WKll! I IT CHAM I'lO N
OF OKU.MANY.
1 1 ere is what it says:
"Tom i 'owler. a British heavy
weight, knocked out Breiteu St meter,
t he ierman heavyweight champion.
In the second round.
"The German was floored twice in
the first round and three times in the
second session."
Speaking of Ilonchcinlcd Handlers
1-Vom an Knglish weekly we
grabbed the following yarn. Of all
(he hard lurk guys that ever lived.
Albert Cruncher is the ilmnip. K--ad
this tale and weep, boys. c:id il an.l
weep:
Minister Attacks 'Blue Law' Agitators;
'Sunday Is for Man NdtMari for Sunday'
(By International New6 Service.)
I.OS ANfiKI.KS. Juno Hi "It imht to he remembered hy the 'blue
lie.v' advocates thiit they can't legislate righteousness. People cannot bo
made to he good, hut they can he Induced to he kc.oiI. I maintain that it
isn't so much what jvm do as what yet, don't W cn
Sunday thai hurts yon. The meal Amcriacn sin is
the sin of omission. Sunday was made for man,
not man for Sunday.
Thus believes the Heverend Father Neul Dodd,
rector of the Church of St. .Mary of the
Antiels, Episcopal, and known in the film studios it
the "movie" rector, rather Dodd plans to have
erected soon a new church in Hollywood, which will
cater particularly to the spiritual needs of the fif
teen to twenty thousand persons in "moviclund."
Kathcr Dodd is widely known for his views on
the censorship of motion pictures. Ho has taken
the stand that the average Individual "resents cent
sorshlp as u repiiKnant manner of taking away his
inherited rights." Further discussing his ideas, the
licv. Father Dodd said:
"The best way to kill objectionable pictures is
to refuse to lend them support at the box orficc. it
is un-American to have n hoard of censorship tell
people what pictures they shall see and what they shall not see. Let
the people Judge for themselves. The producer of an offending picture
will come in for a reckoning, not only now. hut at a later day, if ho pre
sents something offensive to public opinion."
Father Dodd believes whatever agitation is back of the Sunday "bine
laws" movement is part "of a wave of hysterical reform which has been
sweeping the country without thought of its results."
'. Z 1 rf
Dor..t.
SIZE OF EARTH
THOUSANDTIMES
ffllW MUST
LEARN TO INVEST
IN FOREIGN LANDS
Vou oiiM not pry open your vwitcli ami try to flv it If it stopped
running. Vou would see a Jei lei , epeiieni'ed In uatcli repairing.
It Is the Same With Your Car
Only loo often mi amateur Villi ohmi up the engine im Ms car to
inaki adjustment when lite ,ott dcmnmls the work of it killed me
chanic, ortcu l hues (here N only Iockc part, which only trnined
inecluiutc can find, and it' tightened In time will saw wear ami
breakage.
Our Experienced Mechanics Are Always at Your Service.
VALLEY GARAGE
FARMER EROS., Prors.
"Alhert ("Vouchor, of Horn hp.mpt'.m,
had Lew AVllllania ( Aunt' aila) on the
floor Inside l'J kccoikIs with a vluht
on the Jaw. The Australian rose i.l-
most at once and swung wildly. He
was clearly outdated and resorted to
a Ninolhcr as defence, hut Joltn, jabs
and crosses shook him repeatedly, and
It wns a very hadty hhaken nilddlo
wehrht who . returned to his corner,
lie had a had time in the third, helnK
floored heavily at the start. UisinK
at once, though tremhiiuK in every
Itnib, he was smashed down acain, to
rise at VS.' Sent down once more, all
was over. A towel came In. and
then, mirahile dictu. In came a towel
from t'rouchcr'H corner. Tliis had
been flutiK up In juldlatlon, but It fell
inside the ropes, and on a protest the
referee decided thai both men had
lost."
They Were Not oru Champion.-.
John I j, Sullivan v as an unknown
tinsmith .when he started lmxinn. Jim
iVrhett a poorly paid bank clerk. Jim
Jt'ltries a hoilei'inaker. Hob Kil-Asini-motis
a blacksmith, Stanley Ketchel a
v:iiier. Jack I 'empsey a miner und
hohit. Jack- Hiitton sold hot dos and
candy, Mike 0'lew(d was a telegraphic
linesman.
Jack Johnson wielded a whitewash
brush. Jess illard w;ip a cowboy. Al
Nell was a siicn painter. Jimmy Hriit
w:is a bookkeeper. Joe Waleott was a
ciml stoker on a boat: Jack Oempsoy
u he nonp:i red ) w;is a cooper and
rslt i', t'arpentier w:is a circus per
former. Jimmy Wilde was a miner.
,lc n: ' M is oil as a pressman. Tom
Sharkey a deck scrubtn-r on a man-of-war.
I'eter J:icU?on was ati oarsman.
Joe (ian wns an oyster opener in Hal
timore. VounK Oiiffo Wiis a iom;sherc
ntan, Abe Attell w us a messenger lo .
and :U iho other eievt bitllei'M came
from the s:inie huint lo vocatio'i: cf
J lie.
(Hy Tiiteriiallonal News Service)
CAM Ftld DfJB, Minis., June Hi.
Our indvcrse Is a tliousrind times
larger than has been lielicved, and
the enrth far from heins In the center
of thhiKH, is IIGO (iuutillion mih's from
the center uf the universe, according
to discoveries discussed recently hy
Dr. Harlow Shapelcy, noted astrono
mer, who recently came to llarvatd
from the Mount Wlllard Observatury
In California,
Dr. Shapley Is a comparatively
young astronomer, yet he has won a
hlKh place In his professional field.
He Ls a graduate of the . Missouri
State university and of Princeton. He
wa.s identifed with the Mount Wilson
Observatory seven years.
Kinds ii Super-Ml Iky Way;
Hy taking the distance between nun
and earth ns u bnse for iriangiHalinii
measurements, .vast distances In ;hr
past have been recorded until taich
lines have been extended hundreds of
llfiht years and even lo the holder of
measurement, the Hleiades.
Light travels. at the rate of lSfi.000
miles a second, and a light year Ja
the distance a ray of Huh will ;iav-.'l
in one year.
The Pleiades are hardly In the
front yard of Ur. Shapley's galaxy,
which he has measured and found lo
be In length nbout 300.000 light years.
It Is ft super-milky way.
A light yenr, the distance a brain ef
light will travel in one yenr. Is li.000,-
000,000.000 miles. It takes hut eight
minutes for light to come to the earth
from the sun, UH, 000, 000 miles away.
Insignificance of the lOnrth.
The young astronomer bus proved
by calculations that the sun the lit
tle speck of light around which a liny
hadow called the earth revolves is
not by any means the center of the
universe, but is iiO.000 light years off
the center. He litis caused our proud
sriiur system to take a long slderal
sidestep Into insignificance.
"Personally I m glad lo nee man
sink into such physleal nothingness."
said the scientist, "and it is whole
some for humiui beluga to realize of
w hat smnll importance they are In
comparison with the universe."
In fact, Dr. Shnphy appeared en
thusiastic over the fact that he haa
reduced the tdze uf the earth a thous
and times.
At the. Mount Wilson Observatory
Dr. Shapley spent a great deal of time
studying globular i lusters of fctars.
and principally one called "Messier
i:i," which is ;:i.000 llglu years from
the earth. Small stars in this group
are lOu ttinus as large as our aiiii.
while the larger and more brilliant ho
described as a tnousanu imiv a . The first application of Howard's
us Old Sol. Uuttermilk Cream will astonish vou.
The dullest, most lifeless complexion
is turned to radiant beauty ami red
or roiiKh hands or arniK made snowy
while, yet there is not the sligluest
sign of Its use. It actually vanishes
from sight and the most heated
mosphere wl!l not produce the least
shininess or greasiuess of the skin.
No matter whether you are troubled
with a poor complexion, wrinkle:
pul'finess around the eyes, crow's feet
r lines around mouth, or just a sim
pie roughness of the face, hands or
National Association of Credit Men !fim' th.t' t,1(1S(V tJ.miMertvilV qllU.,4lv
in annual convention today appro-j((iHllmt.ni. uj,h Uu, uye of nuWni.j.B
$500 10 PUEBLO
SAN KIIAXI'ISC. June in. Tlip
SAN FUANCIRCO, .Tmiu 10 Ilestor
iiliim of American foreign trade' le
ln".nls upon extension of long term
credits and increased buying abroad.
V. F. 11. Koelsch, president of the Na
tional Association of Credit Men, de
clared today in his annual report to
tilts convention of, the organization.
"It Is high time," he said, "Hint we
as a peoplo began to realize that vc
cannot prosper alone. While It is true
that the United States needs foreign
trade more than at any time in its
history, this trade will not be secured
and held without great cfforts.on our
part. At home, these efforts will have
lo be directed against measures de
vised by men who beliovo that Amer
ican can lie prosperous oven if .the rest
of Hie world faces industrial stagna
tion. "Tile restoration of our internation
al commerce depends largely upon
long credits, in my sincere judgment.
These credits we arc better able to
extend than any other people. The
rovcrsal of our position from a debtor
to creditor nation brings 'obligations
which we have not yet recognized hut
must If we are to bo sa-ved from mud
dling our opportunities and seriously
affecting our return to prosperity.
"Wo must learn to Invest In foreign
lands. Trade will follow our invest
ments. We must ulso learn to buy as
well as sell. We must not expect to
sell alone as a creditor nation for
there is no rule' in business which
would long permit that. We would
simply continue to demoralize our
opiKirtunities and retard our produc
tion for foreign markets."
Delirhtfut New
True
Buttermilk
Must
8uL-kl7 Shows
ccided
Improvement
or Money Dack
Crow's Feet, Yrinkfes,
Enlarged
r mi
Cv
With SoiiM.
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Broths. and Bouillon
l' A V:,
PRODUCT K '
well ucgmi, uiuciu, la .ttfc " -
mences with soup and Snow Flakes the crisp,
delicately flavored soda wafer. And for the
ooiu
! tins. '
delicately flavored soda wafer. And for t
'iiJ-,! later courses oysters, salads and cheese. Sc
A rj-, by grocers in ted paciages and the family til
Don't ask lor crackers
say SNOV FLAKES
') BDntllirT K ' seSnmiZ
P. C B. ASSORTED", CAKES.
Another P. C. B. product
A irulr delightful pack,e otl
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Pacific Coast Biscuit'Go.
r
UMHER EXCURSION RATES
To Eastern Points Thru
TICKETS ON SALE JUNE 1ST TO
AUGUST 1STH, INCLUSIVE
Limit three months from date of
sale, with final return limit October.
31st.
For full particulars write, telephone,
or call at off ice
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
E. E. Penn, Gen'l. Agt. Passgr. Dept.
55 Third St., Por tland, Oregon.
ptiated J500 to the branch of tlte ol
der in Pueblo. Colo., for the relief of
flood sufferers. f
Prominent among I ho speakers at
today's session was J. V. Spanglor.
president of the Seattle National
hunk of Seattle, who spoke on the
Ituttcrmilk I'reara.
To prove this to your complete sat
isfaction, get n pa-'kaie today at any
first class drug or toilet goods coun
ter, insist on Howard's Uutlerinilk
Ovnni, no other I'roam can take lis
place. If you cannot obtain it. st-ml
in rents sliver or stamps lor per.erott:
theme "The federal reserve system: jt.-ial packaw of Cream anil Knap t.
a protector and promoter of sound
business."
Troubled for Ten Years '
If you suffer pains nnd aches dur
ing the day ami sleep-disturbing weak
ness hy night, feel tired, nervous and
tun down, the kidneys nnd bladder
need to lie restored to healthy and
regular action. .1. T. Ostium. H. V. U
No. 1, I.ncasville. O.. writes: "I hail
kidney trouble for ten years. 1 tried
many remedies but they did me no
good. I took Foley Kidney Pills and
they helped me so much that now I am
well." Don't delay. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Iletween ISL'S an 1 !!' llnnsia r.-
nlatinumcoiiiase,
Howard liros. Company, -t.")" Wash
ington Street. Buffalo, N. V. All ilrcg
uiM run supply yoo. - Adv. II
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PAINTING WEATHER
Paint Up Now!
Before doing this, see
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