Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur perry
Pcupln nro flocking to tho IiIIIh for
tho lieutotl poiloil. TIioho ylio Htuy at
liome will have tu bo conlunt Willi a
rerihot comma.
While knocking out (1. C'nrpciitlcr In
tho flint round Weil, lint! of tli Union
hoys narrowly nvi'itcd giving John
Perl a Job.
A TOURI8T'S TEXT
'(Jeremiah 3:3G)
Why KiulitoHl thou about no
much to cliunKu thy way? Thou
also Khali be axhamiMl of ligynt, ub
thou wuHt iihIiiuikhI of Ayrlu.
From nil tho uowHinii(ir accounlH
King GoorKu hail the Rogue Hlver
ulylu of oratory. In IiIh ikIiIicsh to the
IrlBli.
Theso Bummer ovh
Men III shirt aleevea,
Are only front porch Bqiiiitlvm,
Wlillo IovIiik wlve
To buvo their llvim.
The lawn and garden wator. .
.A number of melancholy and roman
llc couple j who contemplaleil nintrl
mony thin June, are now going to have
h Hlmplo wedillng In. the autumn.
UPHOLDING LAWLESSNESS.
KANSAS miiHTs arc tut i.-c I by ilic A..F, j. for their titnm!
against tin KansiiN inilustihil court law. Mornl mid finaw-itil
.'iid is. voted i'or "so ewiriijieoiisly opposing this law in the face of in
junctions and prison terms, and preventing the law from talcing cf
l'eet. thereby fitflilinj; the battles of organized labor."
AVhiit sort of biiltle? The industrial court law was duly passed by
representatives of the people of Kansas, and approved by a majority
vote of llie people. Such a stand by the American Federation of La
bor, merely menus an official sanclion of lawlessness, ft means fight
ing the baltles not of organized labor, but of unorganized revolution.
It is astonishing that the passion of class feeling should so overrule
the intelligent and conservative .judgment of labor lenders that they
can one day, uncompromisingly condemn the philosophy of the lml
.'hevik, and the next day, officially sanction such a typically bolshe
vik policy us this.
The law is the law. If it is right for the miners of Kansas to break
a law they don't like, then it is right for a J'.ill Haywood, or an Emma
(ioldniaii to break a law they don't like. Jt is not for the individual,
nor for any class to decide; but for the people, and in this case the
people of Kansas did decide.
If the law is unconstitutional the courts provide n remedy. If the
law is unjust, the ballot hox provides a remedy, l'.nl until the law
is repealed, it is as much the duty of organized labor to see that it is
enforced, as of any other element of society.
It is such hiisly, ill-considered net ions as this that injures the
cause of organized labor. Kvery time labor places its selfish advan
tage above the rights of the people, it ioscs that support of fair
minded people, which is labor's greatest strength.
MAYBE THI8 IS WHAT TOOK
PLACE IN J'VILLE BANK
(Eugene Register)
Tho till of I he local moat mar
ket litis been the haunt of a muime
for Home months pnut who took u
IIIiIuk to bills und currency mid
liueked thorn off for Homo uxo'or
other; evidently conscience over
came tho niouHo and lit n iiiohI
romui'knhlu manner piece by piece
of theso bills has boon returned lo
this drawer so thut from time to
tliuo two five dollar bills und one,
dollar bill have been redeemed.
wet Mctfon,
Kir
A DECADE.
TUN years ngo the world was fat, and basking amply in ils
grease; we laughed until we sprained a slat when seers fore
told the end of peace. And Wilhelm changed his uniforms, was
photographed twelve times a day, anil courliers, in idh swarms,
admired the war lord on his way. The weary poet scratched his
head to think up topics for his rhymes, and then the foolish books
we read bad faked-up wars in Xenda (dimes. The voters bought
(heir hand-me-downs, and knew the dyes would never fade, and
women wore their ample gowns, and kept their ankles in the
shade. Tho railway barons -walked in slate, like princes of the,
royal blood; and now the row they raise is great and they confess
their name is Mudd. Ten years ago I hired .Jim Jones, and paid
him thirty cents an hour; and now each day he draws six bones,
and such a stipend makes him sour. And Russia's czar, ten years
ago, still wore his crown upon his brow; somewhere beneath the
northern snow his batlred bones are lying now. The world is
not 1 lie same old place, ils teeth are loose, it's lost its hair, it
has been shaken to its base, and nothing's right, side up with
care. And I bewail the dear dead days, that shall return no more,
alas, when we nil went, our routine ways, and ;'.( the old iiociik
toined grass.
"MAI.ONKY SljASIirci) IN M1JI.KU
.1 CUT In KltACAS" (llilllno Martdi-
fleld News.). Very unusual, and excep
tionally cruel:
They tuko a bawling babe out of
niovlo show, but let a 200 ton locomo
tlva block tho Main Stem croHslng
while doing more whistling than lice
CHHiuy to move, all the Irulght In the
Chicago railroad yards.
The Jnnnnesn nro illnknrlnir hi liuv
tip ull (ho prunes and cedar on the
i'licuio coast, huh is reprenensuiie,
but their money Iuih no holes In it.
FORMERLY WITH PORTLAND
(Pendleton East Oregonian)
. Mm. hefty OIJoul, pitcher of
the Sun Krnnclsco club which Is
now leading the Pacific Coast
lwiKiio, has won six of his lust
marts.
"The Klltn Is n nnltpio restaurant.
Wo take pride in the pains we render
to each und every patron. Tho man
In his coat sleeves gels us much, II
not more, than it fastidious tourist,
(live us n try (Ad Chico, Cut., lOnter-prise).
As tho primary Is less than it year
off it number of tentative candidates
without n Kitigle ttullflcutlon for (lie
Job they seek, nro becoming nun
purtlsitu In their preliminary hand
shaking.
MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN
(Cottage Grove News).
Mrs. llessle Sutcllffo returned
from Portland this week. She was
there taking treatment tor ihiIshii
onk what wns thought lo he but
proved to bo eciemu.
Horticulturists are astounded at Hie
weather, which Is rapidly making little
apples Into big ones.
John C. Hull Is thinning apples, and
getting that way himself. J. Carlton
Aluun kept a (Into with h lintliam
drummer this morn. t
A layer, of meteoric dust n font
thlcl( would ureliliniliite on the eaitb't
BUifHce In a million years.
ON T. R. ESTATE
IMMjSDAIJ?, Intl., Juno 23. Mm.
Kinina KU-harilson Iturkctt, who Iuih
f I U-il ii t-lii 1 in fur $ii!t,'.Mio iiKiihiKt tho
chI 11 If of th Into ThtMnloro Koimevclt
to collui't a mUt which h)u hu.vh tlnj
I'ormci' pi I'HluVnt indorsed, 'today told
the Htory uf tho niVHtii lou flnuiu'tul
transaction,
Mih. Iturkftt claims h1h mot Hooso
vcll and a man introduced art CharlcH
J. .shmiHon, who hIio believed was a
former Itotiuh Itider, In a Chicago of
fice huildhiK duriiiH: the republican
national campaign of I1M2 and there
loaned tho money to Sliunmm on tils
nolo, hacked hy tho former proHl
tlenl'H HlKiiatnro.
.Mrs. Iturkelt Hcoutod tho hukhch
tlon that nlie had been duped hy a
clever confidence man, ponliiK uh tho
ex-proHldont.
Mih. llnrkott told hor story after
learning that tho executors of tho
Uoosevelt fMlato had branded tho sIk
nniuie on tho altcKod note a foigeiy
and had refused to pay hoi claim.
An uncle, Henry Klchardson, a
miner, who spent niunt of his life In
Montana, Colorado and Nebraska,
died In Kebrnary 1!UH, while on tho
way to Alaska, and left tho money In
her care, tho Interest to bo paid to
his daughter. Mary Kennoy, she said.
She consulted a friend, a Justice of
the peace, now dead. In Pnnvllle, III.,
about an Investment and In June,
11UL' was called to flitctiK'o, where she
was I nt rod need to Shannon and t he
man she believes was Colonel Uoosevelt.
According to Mrs. Iturkctt, Shun-
son paid Interest on the loan at the
rate of 7 per cent until UU7. when
ho went In France. She has nut since
heard from him,
L
TO VISIT ULSTER
LONDON, Juno 21. What pur
ported to bo a copy of a letter Field
.Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson,
chief of tho Imperial Koneral staff,
sent to t'rlino Minister Lloyd tlooi'Ko,
KlvliiK his reasons for not accept inK
the premier's Invitation to uttond yes
terday's opening of tho I'lster par
liament was circulated today in Irish
luarteiH here.
The field marshal's reasons for do-
cltutiiK to ko tu Itelfast wore Klvea as
follows:
"HcIiik tho senior officer of the
llrltlsh army, I do not think it riht
or proper for mo to be present. In
view of tho fact that tho Kovernment
is determined lo increase Its pressure
on tho south and west of Ireland lo
briiiK" the Sinn Koiu rebellion to an
end, and that orders for all troops tu
Ko over will emlnato from rue I think.
perhaps it would hrintf politics into
the army. If as pre Mm! miry tif or
dering thousands ot t roops over to
crush tho rebellion, 1 was seen lo
(take part In tho opening of tho north,.
ern parliament."
The copy id' tho letter was printed
in tho Irish Itullotin.
0110
WHEN PURSE IS CUE
liOCIIKKTKi:. N. V June 2:1.
ileeatixc Kd 1 StntiiKlt'r I Lewi., former
heavywelKbt vvieNlliiiK eli:iinllin of
the world, refused to blKH lll'tleles for
i match with Stanislaus XIs-ko,
present titte-hidder, n wrestling hnul.
selieiluled Pel ween lllem here fur
Moiuluy ulKht Ikih been called off ill-
ilellnltelv.
Lewi rlalnis he wns net irlven n
fair show In tile division of the purse.
Zliy,:kn was ti l,e K W.I rauleed $I'.',IIIMI
or flirty per e. nt of the total uate
receipts, while Lew i:i wan In receive
forty per cent ut the luiliince.
UltANTKOlin. Out., June :?,.
Ilella riiutiac, the world's record cow
owned by T. A. Iluirnn of Urantfnrd
bus set a new record. Tho official
test of the llolslcln Krieslnn associa
tion, it vvus announced today, show
ed thai for the fiscal year enillnr
June Hella routine produced
Milk '.'7.017 pounds; fat l.i.'e'.l pounds
and butler t . 7 :! . 7 T pounds.
Troubled for Ten Years
If you suffer pains and aches dur-
ftiK the day and slccp-disturhini; weak
ncss by night, feel tired, nervous and
inn down, the kidneys nnd bladder
need to be restored to -healthy and
regular action. J. T. Ostium, It. F. 1.
No. 1, hucnsville, O., writes: "I had
kidney trouble for ten years. I tiled
many remedies but they did me no
iiood. 1 took Foley Kidney Fills and
tliev helped me so much that now I nui
well." JJuu't delay. Sold every vv here.
I Adv.
REDUCINGfllSCOUNT
LONDON'; Juno 23. The Banlv of
Ensland' sprang a surprise upon the
money market today by reducing Its
rate of discount o'w-hnlf of one pet'
cent to six - per cent Just os the banks
were niakine up their half yearly ac
counts. Tbiii will mean u Kieut deal
of extra work In olleihiK the rutes of
Interest and it won expected that dur
ing the day .the deposit rates will be
lowered.
It had been thought that the Dank
of England would abstain from any
reduction In the rate pending the set
tlement of the labor troubles, und It is
believed tho chief reason for the de
cision to lower the rule was tho neces
sity thut the treasury be able to bor
row money more cheaply.
Tho recent reduction of tho federal
reserve bank rate in the United States
and eheaper money conditions In
America were also guiding Influences
to tho lower minimum rate.
Tho effect of the reduction was im
mediately seen in the stock market,
where fair sized orders were placed
In tho gilt edged section for war loans,
Indian stocks, Argentlno fours ulso
bonds. The market also hardened In
other sections.
-TV Aim- -v
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 .What do the thirteenth, four
teenth und fifteenth amendments to
the constitution say about tho negro?
'i Who Invented tho telephone?
3 What Is a reprieve?
4 What uro elementary sciunds and
bow many are there In I bo English
lungmige?
G What tire the best known breeds
of draft horses?
(i What would you cull soil coin
ixised of two parts clay, three parts
sand und one part humus?
7 What Is meant hy humidity?
S What are two Inorganic foods?
il What does the word "Thaiiatop-
sis'' mean?
10 What Is brokerage?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What part of the weight of the
body do muscles comprise? Ans. Near
ly one-half.
2 What causes sighing? Ans.
Sighing is a reflex action of the respi
ratory organs due to air hunger. Tills
Is noticeable when ono Is breathing
slowly, due to luck of Interest In his
surroundings.
3 What causes blackheads? Ans.
They are formed by particles of dirt
closing the oil glands.
4 Into what two classes are nouns
divided? Ans. Common and proper.
5 Should cold water- be permitted
to enter the eye? Ans. No. Dashing
cold water In tho eye sometimes
causes ulcers to form on the 'eyeball.
0 What wns the first written Amer
ican constitution? Alls. The Connec
ticut constitution drafted at Hartford
in HIM.
7 Of what valuo wero tho inter
colonial wars to tho United States?
Ans. They served to bind tho colon
ists more closely together and trained
a largo number of men to fight.
S What victory In tho Revolution
caused France to recognize the Inde
pendence of the colonies? Ans. Sara
toga. 9 What was (he real cause, of the
war of 1812? Ans. Impressment of
American seamen.
Hi What city wns tho first capital
of the confederacy? Ans. Montgom
ery. Ala.
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All refuse Immediately removed on
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wnrrsun' a juknikuw.
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OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
Crow's Feet, Wrinkles,
Enlarged
Pores
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Improvement
or Mooey B&clc
Tho first npiilUntlon of Hmvard'H
buttermilk Croam will astonish you.
Th uullPHt, most flfelt88 ooinpU'Xion
Is turned to radiuiit beauty and red
or rmiKh hand.s or niniK miuli nnovy
white, yot there Ik not this Hlightest
Kln of its use. It actually vanishes
from Hight and tho most heated ut
moKphere will nnt produce the least
Hhinlness or reasineHs of tho skin.
No matter whether you are troubled
with a poor oomph'xlon, wrinkleH,
puffineHfi around the eyew, crow's feet
or lines around moutfi, or just a sim
ple roughness of the face, hands or
arms caused by wind or sun, you will
find that these troubles will quickly
disappear with the use of Howard's
Buttermilk ('ream.
To prove this to your complete sat
isfaction, get a package today at any
first class drug or toilet goods coun
ter. Insist on Howard's Buttermilk
Cream, no other Cream can take its
place. If you cannot obtain It. send
10 cents silver or stamps for generous
trial package of Cream and Soap to
Howard liros. Company. 4f7 Wash
ington Street, Buffalo, N. V. All drug
gists can supply you. Adv. H
DAY OR NIGHT
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Funeral Director!
YOUR OLD
RUGS
nml rurprls ran In? rc woven Into new
fijI'fp nvux
lit a nominal cost
Dick says: "The rugs wo dean lire
clean when we clean 'eni."
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WOOD!
Ml kinds of wood nt rlfrlit prices
dry mill blocks, liny next winter's
wooil now wlillo It Is cheap.
Medford Fuel Co.
Cor. Fir and Third
Phono 342
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