Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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HfEDIY)TtD MAIL TRTBUNfl, 'M'EDFOTfrD, OREO OX, WEDNESDAY, JUXE 22, 192T
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Ye Smudge Pot
Ht Arthnr Perry
Tlio ilrati!8 opor.atlnK "TT tho Atlan
tic count, ran bonncrioK near military
camps (ImiiiK tlio war, anil churned
U IiHr for a 111 I It hunli of pin, owIiik to
tho failure ot tho flux, crop In For
mosa. .
All tho. cliinwhackcm mo hacklnK
Denipsoy to win July 2. If they ever
nhavo Mons. Carpentlor, tliero will he
no doubt about it.
Speaking of tho Kspco wIiIkUIiik, the
Instrument!) uued by jltneya to wako
up pruHpoctivo cuHtomeis are no allver
toned dovlcuH. i'hey wore used by tlio
KnKliffli to Inform liOndon tlio Zep
pcllim wero comiiiK in liilli, and were
dlacurdud bocauuo licrlin could hear
'cm.
'" As the iHiot said: "What is so rare
as a day in June," but the hint two
liavo been well done.
' GREEN GROWS THE GRASS
(Corvallls Gazette Times)
Wantod Man and wife for dairy,
without children preferred. Ilayo
house, and will offer Kood oppor
tunity. Lock's Dairy, phone II. V.I,
Cprvallls.
"' : '
Tlio International situation was fur
ther complicated this mornliiK by
1'rosldenL llllnllnK nomlnatliiK Jennie
'. Musser for collector of customs for
District No. 48.
-r
It wns bound to come, but nobody
cxpfictud it so soon. A. couple of khIs
went through Mon. on a tniiiscontl-
noiitnl hike, advertising thu i'ortliind
would fair In J 1125.
I j ;
t'Jvon the criminals refuse to leave
j'.iigeiio when offered free passes to
got? nwuy and slay away. ( liiiKone
(iimrd.) Not knocking the kiIIco and
tholsliorlff.
A STUDY IN BLUFFS
v) (Grants Pass Courier)
.WnrnljiB The party who was
seen taking the stake chain from
tho Huberts place, bettor return
sanio or It will Ret to be an expe'n
h(vo one Tor him. Mrs. C. Shaet
efs, Hd. 2.
i (Klamath Herald)
'Tho parly who stole tho roll of
bedding at the S. r. depot lias
been located. If the parly will re
turn slime' to Icki and call
"Dock's" attention to same no
questions or arrests will follow.
Other charges will be dropped if
blankets arc returned. Owner.
A party of tourists lingered Tues.
Heath tho aipui receptacle, mid after n
refreshing siesta, wrote their names
-with a Jack knir on the enduring I'll
pillars, and departed, loud III their
prnlso or the hospitality and progres
slvoness of tills thriving city and
valley.
t .
Klljah llurd has become sufficiently
reconciled to tho democratic disaster
of last November, to eat llluok Uopub
llcan cherries, and speak civil to Fred
dy Honrs, though still at outs on the
HUB corn crop in Iowa.
i -
It niay be yearn, and it may lie for
ever,, but oventually the speed cops
' will, discover that fraetnrlng of the
mild laws is not confined exclusively
to tjio Specific Dleway.
TERRIFIC RESISTANCE BY
f: COMPRESSED PASTEBOARD
r $ (Klamath Record)
Whon we nay our shoes will
wear, wo know. Ono pair here has
' been shown C00 times and shows
', very little wear yet. See them at
The Kvans Shoo Co.
. He). Hum is visiting tho
kids Max. und Min.
weathoV
1
King George made a speech today
to tho Irish. This is the first tlino His
Highness has exorcised the royal lar-
nyx since ho fell off his horse in Flan
ders, while revlowing his embattled
hosts, '., -
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ANOTHER
Tim
fo
Ilf.S is mi aire of cure-nils.
in- dise;;se, cure-alls for complexion iiml now comes a cure-all
fur domestic infelicity.
Miss Aubrey Katoii, of the Chicago liiaiich of the Y. W. C. A. who
conducts classes on how to net a
most cases of martial infelicity
Man, she says, is alienated by such
waffles firanil," or "I ain't never drank such swell coffee."
"l'oor j.'rammer," she says, "has caused more divorces than all
tlio burnt soup ami hard boiled i'tiiiH in the world."
Therefore, cultivate your speech, young ladies and. live happily
ever after.
Miss Katun's cure-all is about
r'ls. The one answer, like the comment of the farmer at the circus,
is ''there ain't no sich animal." ' , .
The search for cure-all like the search for the millenium is a futile
search. What is food in one case is poison in another. Some of the
most successful marriages ever known, have flourished on a perpetual
murder id' the King's Knglish. In fact it can be demonstrated that
fastidious grammarians, men or women, are invariable hard to live
with. Jn any emotional partnership
I!iil this is an age of cure-alls, and an age of feminist freaks. Miss
Ivaton will undoubtedly have her converts, and the sale of short cuts
to correct speaking may, for a time, be stimulated. Then the affair
y; be forgotten, and the class on "how to get and hold a husband"
will vanish, in the limbo of nonsense, where it came from.
THE RED CROSS
TIJI'K to furiii, the American Ity-ri Cross rose. to the emergency at
flood-swept I'ncblo. Kven before the extent of the disaster was
fully realized, agents of the organisation were on their way to the
.scene to reinforce the resident repi&stfntalives in their work of practi
cal relief. An initial appropriating of 400,0111) by national hondipuir
lers was ipiickly followed by a second of the same amount, ard.it
was announced thai more money could be had if needed. Hod Cross
nurses were ipiickly mobilized, supplies of tents and bedding and hos
pital equipment were ipiickly shipped.
Tliqs we have a striking illustration of the perfect system which
characterizes the American Hod Cross." Wherever there is need of
lb lpiug hands, it is on the job without delay. It is said that half an
hour after the AVall street explosion in New York a year ago, the Hed
Cross was on the spot. Whatever the nature or extent of the disaster,
it finds the lied Cross ready to render every service in its power.
Kvery now instance of its prompt efficiency provides an additional
reason why it should receive the fullest measure of popular support.
Wait
CHINESE
1
N CHINA, groat, and happy
hale; if they fall sick he draws no kale, and must take iu his
sign. And so we see him on the jump, to cure the measles or the
mump, or other fell disease; it doesn't pay to have mon sick, so he
proscribes his powdered briok, his pills and healing teas. Ami if
the patient; oashos iu, the heirs kick up a frightful din that indi
cates their-ire; they camp upon the doctor's trail, and ride that
learned man on a rail, and set his house afire. And in our laud,
where culture reigns, when we full sick with pen green pains, we
call the nearest, doe; when we are well we care no whoop for all
the potions in his coop, for all the pills in stock. The doctor knows
we have a wad, a bundle opulent and broad, ho knows We'll pay
his bills; and he would more than human be if he wore not in
clined to see how long we'll take his pills. We put temptation in
his way; why should he heal us in a day, or even iu a yoar? Why
should ho show his smoothest curve, and toil and strain his every
nerve to put our works in gotir' "'The Chinese plan is much the
best, in fact, (he peoples of the West might learn much from Ca
thay; her methodSjOften are so sane they make our finest schemes
look vain, like pipe dreams gone fist ray.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
I What part of the weight of the
body do muscles comprise?
a What causes sighing?
a What causes blackheads?
I into what classes are nouns di
vided? 5 Should cold water be permitted
to enter the eye?
li What was tlio first written Amer
ican constitution?
7 Of what value were the Inter
colonial wars to tile t'nlted States?
N What victory In the Revolution
caused France to recognize the hide-
pendenco of ihe colonies?
il What was Ihe real causo of the
war or 1912?
in What city was the first capital
of the Confederacy?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What Is horticulture? A ns. It
refers to tho cultivation of gardens
and orchards.
2 What is tho most important
grass grown for hay puriMtsos in the
fulled Suites? Ans. Timothy.
3 Why Is salt lidded to ieo in freez
ing ice cream? 'Ans. Salt causes the
Ice to melt. It requires heat to melt
Ice and dlssolvo salt. The cream then
must lose heat In the process and
gradually become frozen.
4 How far is the north magnetic
polo from tho geographic north mIo?
Ans. HKMI miles.
6 Why is It dangerous to stand
under a lone tree during an electric
storm? Ans. Tho treo is usually the
tallest object in tho vicinity and
should a flash come In that direction
it would likely conduct it to the
ground,
6 Iron melts at l.'ii'O degrees centi
grade, what would a Fahrenheit ther
mometer register? Ans. S'.2 degrees.
7 Who frames our laws of sioech?
CURE-ALL.
There are cure-alls fur war, cure-alls
- .
hiislmml. ami keep him, declares
today arc caused by bad trammel'
expressions-as "jee, ain't them
as efficacious as all the other cure-
a certain negligence is essential.
ON THE JOB.
Mason
CUSTOMS.
land, the doctor's only in demand
Ans. Tlio best writers and speakers
of, our line.
8 What afu.tlie three vocabularies,
possessed by the nvorago ersoil? ns
Heading, speaking and writing.
it How ninny parts has a theme
and what, are they? Ans. A theme has
threo parts. They are the Introduc
tion, the body and thu conclusion,
10 Does tho literature of most
countries begin with prose or poetry?
Ans. Poetry.
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FIRST SK!RM!SH
ItKiA, Juno 22. ( lly the Asso
ciated Press) l.odn Trotzky, the
Russian soviet war minister; K. .in
ovieff. soviet governor of Petrograd;
Karl Iiadek, . and their followers,
won preliminary skirmishes over the
more conservative, elements and have
been assigned leading roles In the
third Internationale or Moscow, ac
cording to Information received from
the soviet capital.
A Moscow dispatch from the offi
cial bolshevik agency, Itosta, says1
"The executive committee of the
Internatlonnlo, together with the
delegates, already have arrived and
worked out the plan for the congress.
To Zlnovleff Iihs been assigned the
report on the activity of the executive
committee; to Trotzky the interna
tional situation, and tho problems of
tho communist Internationale; to
Kadek problems of tactics. Tho re
port on tho Internal and external sit
uation ot Russia will be made by l.en
Ino, and Ilinchook of tho Russia cen
tral co-operative union, will report on
tho co-operatives."
SIMS HOI FIGHI
DEXVKK, Juno 22. John L. Lewis,
iiiuL-iii yt me iJiuiou anno worKurs. anyhov.
and a candidate for the presidency of j whatever the cause, the star of
the federation, iir an address on the1 Jack Johnson's ring career flicked out
convention floor today, declared for at Havana on April 5,-1915. That
the "inherent right or,labor and the da'-"'or the second time in his life,
public to regulate Jhe affairs of IndUB- JuI,n" wa knocked out. The first
try in the interest of all the people." . ,"' f " " mattered not It
.... . ,.,. , , ... Iwna taken at Gulveston In 1901 at
' "' epoko In support of a mln- tho hftnnll o( Joo choynskl an(1 Jolln.
ority reimrt of the resolution commit. Kon was almost unknown beyond tho
tee which, declared for 'public owner- Mand where he lived. 'Hut when the
ship and .democratic co-oparation of big negro arose from Ills Bccond
"all industries . organized under cor- slumber, he was a h-s been,
porato grants-or privileges," as well I Willard was 27 years old. ten years
is the railroad systems. lie said that:,
tho miners had under consideration a
program for nationalisation of the
uMuva nun nuiu sun woiKing on niBijin the early rounds but ho could not
problem."
Practically all tho railroad organiza
tions and the machinists union, as
well as the mine workers rallied to
the support of the minority report,
which was opposed by Samuel Goni
pers. . -
E
F
' W'AKH tXfiTOtf, June 22. The
trnpictil Htorm raging - on ihe' Ktiir
:oiiHt uurently win moving inland
over the Te,H tviiwi In Uc vl Inity
of Mutiignrda Hay at. noon loJay, hhIcI
a HlH'Hul bulletin issued by the weath
er bureau here- at p. in.
HOUSTON'. Texas, June 2
rieane wurnings were issued
Dr. Ilunneineyer;," dlreetor
Houston weathur : bureau.
- llur
?oday by
of the
imt.i'.wii-
atoly alter receiving ,vho following
message from .pbsurver. Mitchell at
Washington: .
"Hoist hurricane arninj,s !':3l a.
in. .Matagorda Hay 'Id Port Arthur.
Tropical titorni cTrit"rhr off Texas
coast east of Corpus Christ!. Appar
ently moving northward and increas
ing In Intensity.
"It t-wi)l.Ux,-uUtt-Hled by dnngonoiH
shirting- giHrsrM'ortiiy(Tlhng vhe Texas
const between Corpi Christ! and
Port Arthur. Take all necessary pre-:
cautions,"
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IS NOW EFFECTIVE
KALK.M, Ore.. June 22. The con
stitutional amendment adopted by ihe
people nt the special election June 7
providing for a soldiers, sailors and
marines' loan and bonus fund and ihe
amendment empowering ihe governor
to veto the emergency clause on ex
ecutive enactments, are now effective
luiving been proclaimed by Governor
Ob-oli late yesterday, following an of
ficial canvass of the complete vote
from nil counties.
One other proposed constitutional
amendment that to change, the du
ration of the executive session from
forty to sixty days failed of adop
tion. -
Abrabitm Lincoln grew up In the
Whig pMity.
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.Ring Sketches of
Bygone Years
Some pcnplo think Jess Willard de
feated Jack Johnson because lie was
the better fighter. Others feel sure
that Johnson was beaten by his own
method of living and by the lrresis
table slowing-up process that time
imposes on every man after he passes
the crest of physical, perfection. And
there are those who believe I.'ll Artha'
twit u,. .nrlnliu tn Wll..,l
.'" """ m u cum m aim imhu
1 his height and reach exceeded those
of Johnson. The dusky title holder
ttpml.emly ."1)Ut forth his best effort
topple the giant to the canvus. "Wil
lard was slow In his movement, fight
ing on the defense and with great
care, manifestly biding his time.
His time kept him waiting ciuUe
a while. Johnson was a little fatter,
a little slower und some of the old
wallop was gone from his arms, but
his ring generalship, his mastery of
tac tics had not forsaken him. He was
stilt the most clever boxer of them
all.
- The' early' rounds showed him to be
the sumo teasing scrapper he had
always- been, "Why don't you come
ahead and fight ?" he frequently
blurted at tho chuUouh Willard.
letter tlio signs of leg weariness
were apparent in the champion's
movements. In tho 18th round he
suddenly seemed to become exhaust
ed, while the Kansan was still fresh
and glowing.
Plainly tired and worn out, Johnson
kept up the fight for seven more
rounds. Leaving his corner at the
gong for the 'Jlith round, he glanced
at his wife with a look of distress and
despair that warned those near the
ring of his impending fall.
As soon as ho met Willard, almost,
the cowboys right arm shot out Und
struck Johnson flush on the chin, lie
sank down and a new champion was
proclaimed.
MYSTERIOUS PAINS
AND ACHES
Make JMfe Hard to Hear for Many
.Medford Women.
Too many women mistake their
pains and aches for troubles peculiar
to the sex. More often disordered
kidneys are causing the aching back,
dizzy spells, headaches and Irregular
urination. Kidney weakness becomes
dangerous if neglected. Use a time
tried kidney remedy Doan's Kidney
Pills. Heists of people testify t their
merit. Head a Medford case:
Mrs. S. Doolittle. 122 Tripp St..
says: "I had kidney and bladder
trouble and my back was lamo and
hardly ever free from pain. I could
hardly stoop over and my work tired
me easily. Headaches almost drove
me frantic and I suffered from in
flammation of the bladder. 1 read of
Doan's Kidney Pills und used them as
directed. They proved to be just
what I needed and helped me won
derfully. The aches and pains left
my back and my kidneys wero
strengthened up in good shape."
tiOo at all dealers. Fostcr-Milburn
Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
It will tempt your appetite
wlieu it is brought within
eating range. It proves its
worth to the women who real
ize that it is no longer a mat
ter of economy to bake their
owu bread.
. SCHOLZ'S
Pure and Wholesome
"BUTTER-ROLL" BREAD
at yonr grocer
Universal Tire Filler
Rides Easy
Try Our Dodge Car
Gaylord
I CO X. l(ivrrtilo.
Hume IKM..M
Medford Coast Ry
MKIHXmil-.IACKSONVll.l.K.
FAHK l.-w; ROI'Ml TKI1 2.V
I.v. Medford 1:3a daily, ox. Sunday
!. 10. 11:30 A. M.. 1, 2, 3:30. 4:30, 6,
!:30 P. M., 10 P. M. Sat. only.
I,v. Jacksonville, 7 dally px. Sunday
8:30. 9:30, 1 1 A. M., 12:30, 1:30, 3. 4.
5. 7:15 P. St.
MOTHER
FATHER
SON
DAUGHTER
FRIEND There's someone who'll
treasure a photograph
of you, ' and those far
away will receive your
picture almost as if it
were a visit from you.
If you have in mind some
unique, unusual pose come
in and talk to us about it.
Let us camera-ize your idea.
Every fad of photographic
fashion is presented first in
town by 'us. Here are first
adopted the new processes
which are enabling photo
graphers to give even better
and more artistic camera
creations to the 'world.
Make the appointment to
day. Swem's
Studio
217 East.Main St. Medford
OH, Water Color 1'aslel, Sepia, Itatik,
. Persian, China; Monotono
SCHOOL OPKNS JUNE 15
Mrs. W. L. Edmondson,
Artist
' PAINTINGS TO OIlUliK
Ijf.Kon.q lii All Kinds of Pafntliiir
Gowns, AVnlstM nnd Iorixe Pillows
Designed to Order
Collect! UlflK., No. Grape St., Medford
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
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MOVING
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SHIPPING,
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WOOD
Wo linvc tlio lllarkburn Wood Yard
mill tin now prvparwl to furnlnh nil
kinds of wood niul a In ha by the tier or
con! Ht
REDUCED PRICES
Yard nt 1 1.1 S. Mr street. Phone 8r.B
or 8"e.J. Delivcrj to ny part of
city.
W. W. HALL
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All rfuK Immediately removed ot
hort nntic. Wookly visit In rMl
denes district!. Dally business dls
trie. Phone 81.
WHITHk-TT A JK.NNrNOa.
T0U CAN GET M08T ANY
OLD THING AT HOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'l
YOUR OLD . ( .
RUGS :,!;
and carrx-tH can ho rcwoven Into uJw
FIA'l f BUGS
lit a nominal port , -.
nli L kjivn! 'TIib rues we 'clean-re
clean hou wo rleun Vin." '
Free Ilellicrjf Pbone(180
Mosan Art Rug Co.
I 111 Wtt Tenth Hr,V .' '
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PAPER HANGING
TINTING a
Interior Decorating in all its
branches. .
PIANOS
Ref inished and Polished. .
FURNITURE :
Finishing, Polishing and
Repairing.
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
City Auto Paint Works ;
Phone 754-J. v
On Blistery,
Blustery Days ,!
ride in complete comfort under an
auto top whk-h affords -full -protection
against the sun's heat, tlic
driving rain, and the elements iu
general. A strictly one-man' top,
made to your, special order from
the highest! grade materials ..and
with the - most : skilful workman.,
ship. ' ,,
WE BUILD SPORT TOPS.
Service Garage
22-26 S. Fir St.
Medford
GIM CHUNG ;
China Herb Store '
Herb cure for rnracho, hen due tie, cat
arrh, (ilptheria, sore throat, lunpr iroublq,
kidney trouble, ntom.-ich. trouble, heart
trouble, chills ami fever, cramps. Coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of soltera.
NO OPKRATIONS.
Medford, Oregon. Jan. 13, 197.
This is to certify that I. the under4
nlpned. had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and last August was not expected to
live, and lieu ring of Glm Chung (whose
Herb store is at 1M4 South Front street,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted an I whs to see
Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON. 1
witnesses:
Wm. Lewis. Eagle Point. '
W. Is, Chlldreth, Kagle Point
M. A- Anderson, Medford.
S. H. Holmes, ICagle Point.
C. K. Moore. Eugle Point. i
J. V. Mclntyre. tiagle Point.
Geo. Von der HUen. fcagle point. '
Tho.. K. Nich.uh Kflfflfi Point.
Make
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PORTLAND
TOPULAR SPACIOUS LOBBT
At the Center of'
Everything
Broadway at Stark St.
We suggest you write, phons or
wire lor Reservations '
AJIT1IUR IL' METERS, Manager