Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPStSE FOTTU Medford Mail Tribune AN INDKPISNDKNT NKWSPAPEIt PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT KUN1AT TiV THE i WEUFOHD PRINTING CO. The Medford Hmiday Hun U furnished ultuerlbf rs desiring a euvea duy dully nWHpuper. Office Moil Tribune Building, 25-27-29 North Fir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, tint Medford Mull, the Medford Tribune, The Southern Uregunlan, The Auhluud Tribune. ROKEltT W. ItUHI,, Editor. RUMPTElt S. SMITH, MuniiKer. SUBSCRIPTION TEBMSl BY MAIL Jn AUvanuk-: Dully, with Sunduy Sun, ynar 7.B0 liully, with Sunday Sun, immth 75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, yur.... 6. SO Ii:illv without Suiidnv Sun. month .Gfi Wkly Mull Tribune, one year.... 2 00 Sunday Sun. one vt;ur 2.00 BY CAItHIEK In Medford, Anhlund, . jacKHonvllle, on i rui 1'omt, I'lioeiux, Talent: Dally, with Sunday Sun. month....- .75 Iinilv. without Sunduv Sun. month .6fi nlly, without Sundav Sun. yt-ar.... 7.50 Uaiiy, with Miiiiiiiy him, one year .iu All terms by currier, eush 1 ri advance. B. SHAW, SPORT WRITER Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered n:- nrconfi si. matter lit MiMiford, Oregon, under the act of March 8, in tv. MEMUEKB OK THE ASSOCIATED PItEKS. The Asosohited press Is exclusively entitled to the one for repultlicutlon of all ii.'WH (1 HoatchH crM ted to I. or not otherwise credited In tlilH paper, and alsu the local news purtiimieti Herein. All riRhtB of repuldcailou of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Terry A fool congressman with tho vis ionary notion Unit Amnrleu is u lunri for the perpotnullon of Ainnrlcan hleulH, and not u hulchnry for Kuro pean propaKunda, and Boiue place for tho .lews to Immigrate, has Introduc ed a bill providing that all mmaturnl i.od citizens shin tho Stu: HpanKled Banner, once u week, or he deported. This Is a good Idea, hut some Con gressman with a lat'KO "forrli;n vote" will Introduce an amendment to pay tlloin $.1 per verse. Tho charm of romantic mystery hovers ahout tho disappearance of ships on tho Atlantic happy rovhiK pirates, sneaking llolshovlks, linger In tho background Bhlp and crew have vanished. Hut emotional lovers of .lack Dompsoy, know tho whyfore of their where-not. Tho super-man of tho shipyards sank them with one - tap of his unclluched right hunt. A TK.XT Wilt fAI.S. (Jeremiah r::IO) "Though thou clothest thyself with crimson, though thou duck est tlieo with oi'numents of gold, though thou reutest thy fuco with painting, in vain shalt thou muko thyself fair." SOMK !(Hi peofrle, very jfoort ieci, vie-,v this iinpemliiit; Deiuisey-Ciiriieiitier ent;aj.'i iiii'iil with mi iiiiuizcd disjiiist. How iiny civilized jh-i-siui could pay In see two (Mi-ujjIii'S maul each other, before a mob of noisy I lonliiins, is beyond their powers of comprehension. Brutality, nn incitement of Hie lower nniinn pas sions, cheap notoriety and sordid yrecd, are all Ihey can discern in this dramatic spectacle soon to be staged in Jersey (,'ity. There is considerable to sustain this viewpoint and yet it doesn't explain the fact that thousands of average human beinjrs, decently respected in their various communities, coiniiifr from all parts of the world, are to view this contest, that more newspaper correspondents, than gathered in 1'aris during the war, will be in Jersey City, and that in every city mid town, in every civilized nation, crowds will jiitlu.-r before the newspaper hulk-tins on July 2nd, to get the news us it is flashed round by round. There must be something in this international fistin contest that .!irs deep instincts in human nature, thai appeals to something more fundamental and less primitive than the mere exchange of blows be tween two pugilistic gladiators. Olhcrwise the public reaction would not be so intense or so overwhelming. And there is. For this contest, between the champion of America end the champion of France is essentially concentrated drama. It ap peals not, only ns the' gladiatorial combats appealed with tragedy re moved, but as the (Greek drama and the problem play. As Mr. "Wells has shown in his history, the development of the human race, in the last 10(11) years is but the wink of an eyelash ns compared with the aeons that preceded, and our emergence from the .jungle, was only the day before yesterday, when a perspective from t ho dawn of life is secured. So even the charge of anachronism falls flat. l'erhaps the point could best he illustrated by Jiernard Shaw's description of the Carpcntier-Heckett engagement. .Now 3,1 r. Shaw is an esthete and an artist. He detests anything that is raw, he it literature or meat. And yet this ring battle thrilled the great Irish tu'iimatist as follows: The change In Carpcntler's faco when he Rets In work Ik rn KtarilinK that the sini-tHtm-rf can ice m-lhing cU. The unmistak able (Jreck'llre digs a wench tktokh his forehead at onre: his color changes to a siony gray: h-. lookn ten thouKand years old; his eyes !M-e through stone walls; and his expi'exion of intensely concentrated will friglm-iiK every one in Uie h.ill. except his oiion lit, who is far loo busy to attend to ui-h i-uriorilli-s. There was no fight. There was only n stii.crl) exhibition epar. with Uei kett as what used io he called a chopping block. For a few moments ho wisely stuck dose to his man:' but .Mr. Angle gave the order (I did not hear it but wns ti Id of it) to break away; and Hcclt ett then li t the Frenchman get clear und faced him for outfight fighting. From that i::oinent he was lost. I'arpentler simply did the classic thing; the long shot with the left: the liad-olf and get away. The measurement of distance and such distance: was ex act to an inch, the spied dazzling, the Imparl like the kick of a thoroughbred horse. Ilei kitt, except for one amazed lionlike shake of the head, took it like a stone wali; but he was helpless: he had mi lime to move a finger before t'arpcnlier was back out of his reach, lie was utterly oiits,eedcd. Three times Carpeniler did tills, each hit more brilliant, if possible, than the last. Ileckett was for u moment dazed by the astonishing success of the altuck and In that moment t'nric nllcr sent in a splendidly clean and finished right to the jaw. It Is not often that perfect luck intends perfect styli in this wirtld: but Carpeniler seemed c.hle to command vi-n luck. The blow found that mysterious spot Hint is In all our Jaws, and that is so seldom found by the fist. There was no mistaking the droop with which Heckett went prone to the boards. PRESBYTERIAN DAY AT PHOENIX CHURCH Sunday, June 29th will he "Presby terian day" at the Phoenix church, with special address ami music at 11 a. in. A brief review of the recent general assembly meeting and busi ness dono hy the assembly will be given, and other Items of Interest and importance presented showing the world-wide work of the Presbyterian church. At f:4! p. m. the young people's C. E. meeting, and ut 7:!!0 the. third ser mon to young people from tho life of Joseph as Prophet and Ruler of Egypt." June 25 at 2:30 p. m., with Rev. J. R. Sasnett officiating. Interment will be in Ashland cemetery. Funeral Notice The funeral services of Mrs. Nancy Jane Brandon, who passed away at the home of her duughter, Mrs. G. F. Owings of this city, will he held at the parlors of Weejp-Conger Co., Saturday Didn't Know His Brother '".My brother Kot so . bad with Hloniarh and livr trouble' i tint when X saw him after a year I didn't know hlni. He wa emaciated and yellow as a pumpkin and was often in (creat pain. He couldn't have lived long the way he was go ins:. Doctor- nd medi cine gave him no relief. - I picked up a little booklet on Mayr'H Wonder ful Itemedy. which he said described bis cane perfectly. The first dose of it xave him great relief and in a month he was good as ever." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the caturrhnl mucuR from the intestinal tract and allays tho In flammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail J ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refund ed. For sale by nil driiRKlsts. Adv, THE BANK OF ABSOLUTE SAFETY BY NATIONAL AUTHORITY This Bank settles the Estates of depea. ed persons Aets as Administrator', Exeentor or (iuardian. Ivemits money to all parts "of the world. - Collects money in any State of the Union. i A lid in all respects is a Bank that you can bank on with ABSOLUTE SAFETY w. s. c. l -v? INTERNAL BATHS are the greatest aid to health J. B, L. CASCADE Ask for free booklet fnrclnir the nrilliinnen nrnlillilllnir H small boys from shunting off fire crackers and cup- pistols within the corporate limits of this municipality. Tho Turku und (IreekB nrn fighting ngalii, and with the usual Near Kast ustiiteness picked out u place with an iinpronoiinceahlu nuuiu. Til 10 10, lli'S aui: ON Till-; OTIIKK FOOT (YVckn iloiiriinl.) My husband. John II. Whit ney, having left my bed und hoard, and wo having agreed to disagree, I will not he responsl bhi and will not pay any deb'.s contracted by him from this dnto on. 11a I cil ut Yroku, California, Juno 22, 1U21. U-22-4t Mrs. John II. Wultnoy, A simple auto accident wns con summated lust evening ut a promlu ont corner when Alyssu, also known ns Alico, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Drown collid ed with Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Joint Jones. Though tho' affair cttso us n surprise, it has been ex pected 'for some time. Until have a wldo olrclu of friends, and woro nulled when the bride failed to turn a bi ua.ro corner. Tho groom was hitting off 60 .miles per, after tt lout of broad for supper, when they were jellied us ono. Tho bride drove a 1917 Chevrolet and tho groom tho conventional Ford. Dot li will bo ro pulrod In tlmo for an accident on the Spoclflc Dlowny on tho Fourth or July. Tho going away gown of the brlda wits a fushlouuhlo skirt of long weurlng nuullty. Chan Kgati Is up to Portland play ing guwff. , llo shot a nluo hole lit it - When he gets home, he ran shoot some codling ninths, so his Hoses will not ho n. g. fob. lloston. Tho jr. sen. from Ore. Is back In his homo state for u few days. While ho Is thus nway from Washington, I). C, the machinery of the government Is struggling uIouk ns well as could ho expected, considering the chance Its got. Merchants woro biting good this woek on the inldsummor had checks, it will ho Impossible, to book an other until two days before. Christ- "",9- ufiiiwa Tho police routed out 3 tourlsls from a car loaded with household ef fects Thurs. eve. Tho weather Is still just as obnox ious to a number of taxpayers, ns It was lust nucombor. Astounded neighbors presented Martin with a new suit of clothes. (lOugeno tluurd.) They must have been. "I.obunoil Cirl HAS TllItElO IMtlZU CAI.VIOS. (lldlluo Albany Demo enrt.) (.'nil for llnruiim and Ilalley ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Thoy do things In California. A young man of Los Aiik'1os returned in April frcm a year's sojourn on an inland In tho Smith Sous, that tho pn ptTK huvo just discovered dotn not nxitt. A rtty orrirlal wns rendered Mono ilonf.by tho Masts of an Kspeo online whlstlo yesterday while rigidly en- Iloware! 1'nless you see the name Mayer" on paekaKe or on tnMet, you tiro not KottitiK genuine Aspirin. prosnilied hy phy.slilnns for tvTnty one years and proved safe hy mllllous. Take Aspirin only its told in the May er package for Colds, Meadaehe, Neu ralKin, Kheuniatlsni, Kaiaehe. Tonth a he, Lumbago and for 1'aln. Hunrty tin hexes of twelve 1 layer TahP'ts cf Aspirin cost few eenls, Unionists also nell larger paekages. Aspirin is the trade mark of I layer Mamifne: are of Monoaeetlcaoldoslr ef Salieylleaeld. Adv. OUR CAMPAIGN FOR . . . . . One Thousand New Customers IS MAKING FRIENDS FOR US EVERY DAY - While nearly everybody around here knows us, yet there are some folks with whom we are not very well acquaint" ed. We want to meet those people. We want to make friends with them. We know that it will be to our mutual interest to know each other better. So, we are making it worth your while to come in and get better acquainted. We have arranged a group of extraor dinary bargains in timely merchandise just for the purpose of attracting you to this store. BOY'S SUITS Johnny Tupants Suits are the boy's best friends. Two pair of pants wth every suit. Guaranteed all wool, and every price cut. $13.50 Suits $11.95 $17.50 Suits $15.85 $15.00 Suits . . . .$13.45 $22.50 Suits $19.85 Boy's Knee Pants. Regular $2.00 values ..$1.79 MEN'S SUITS Friend Making Prices We have cut the price on all of our suits, just to make a few more frends. We carry the well known makes, Style Plus and Society Brand. ; $25.00 Suits . $21.85 $30.00 Suits $26.25 $35.00 Suits $30.60 $40.00 Suits .. . . ... $35.00 $45.00 Suits $39.35 $50.00 Suits . .$43.75 STAR MEAT MARKET Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Groceries LOTS OF NICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS Special for Saturday Choice Shoulder Pork Roasts 20c Choice Steer Beef Pot Roast 16c Choice Steer Stew Beef, per lb 14c Hamburger Steak, per lb. 20c Good Bacon, per lb. . 30c Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb 25c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 BOY'S WASH SUITS Just arrived in time to bring us a few new customers. $2.50 values .$1.79 $3.00 values . $2.69 MEN'S AND BOY'S UNDERWEAR Men's Athletic Union Suits .... 95c B. V. D. Suits $1.35 Balbriggan Suits $1.35 to $2.00 Shirts and Drawers, each 87c Boy's Union Suits 50c Boy's Athletic Suits 79c ONE THOUSAND SHIRTS A new assortment of Dress Shirts, with collars attached, or without collars. A good Percale Shirt, 1 1Q $2.00 value P 1 . A A $2.50 Percale or Mad- $1,59 ras Shirt A large assortment of $3.00 and $3.50 Soisette and cord- (CO 1 Q ed Madras Shirts ' Silk Striped Crepe Shirts, jO QQ $5.00 values HOSIERY Tar Heel, 25c val ues, pair .... 15c A regular 50c Lisle, in" different colors, pair 35c $1 Silk Hose .79c EXTRA PANTS FOR MEN . $5.50 to $6.50 values ,. . .$4.69 $7.00 to $8.00 values $5.95 $8.50 to $10.00 values $6.95 One lot of Work Pants, Khakis, Whipcord and grey $259 Cotton striped ' ' ' KHAKI SHIRTS A light weight Khaki Shirt for outing wear, or work $1.19 Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medford, Oregon WORK SHIRTS Blue or grey Chambry work Shirts. Regular $1.00 value,.,. .;. . . .69c i llll Ill) Hill!.