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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
The. hit? fltilit 1h only a wcok away,
and thcro 1h nnthinK much to do but
keep .lack Unnipscy from ducking Into
tho Bhlpynrdu on the evo of battle.
Among the terrors of Hiiinmci', lire
Hie miniboin of gain who have cnl
their lift It- on tho general linen of un
O-Ccdnr mop.
RKSTAUHANT MAN COUUWT
NAT HIS OWN FOOD. (Pendleton
East OroKonlan.) Only tho Inexiici1
lonccd ever try It.
Nicholas Arnstoln, a Now York Jew,
who stole a million dollars worth of
Llborty bonds, sure not his when he
wandered up to tho bar of justice
Thiu-sdny. A flinty hearted julne
Kave him two years In the county jail,
and a flno of $1(1.00(1. Talk about tho
JtUHslau persecutions of Hebrews.
ESTRAY FROM HEAVEN
(Rosoburg Nows)
Dtiard wanted by man An el
derly man wants board by tho
month. Will pay f:!0 per month In
advance. Uses no tea or coffee or
tobacco In any form; no bad Inn
KiinKc; does not expectorate Ad
dross C. II. lOgleston, care News
.llovlow.
Wig Auhpolo sold his IiIiIoh thin
week for u song, and they will return
next winter itu JIG shoes, i
"A homo tulcnt play will bo given at
tho K. I', hall sometime next month.
Ijook out for It." (Yreka Jotirnitl.)
Knlr warning.
Tho reprimand of Admiral Slum by
tho Boerotnry of tho navy was sevoio,
but the rest of the navy Is able to hold
up Its head,
A southbound passenger engine
eclipsed all whistling records Friday,
owing to the hind ond brakenian hav
ing tils oyos on a slender brunette,
who wus northbound.
"lnero Is no art lu farming, snys
the "Oounlry (ienllenian." Ncverthe
less the biggest strawberries are ill
ways on tho top of tho box, and tho
smallest potatoes lit the middle of the
sack.
ALL'S WELL IN ARMENIA
(Albany Democrat)
. A poor woman living lu the hills
lias put some of her crocheting In
Krnest Shell's show case for sale.
. News from McNeill s Island says
that Hoy Gardner, tho "gentleman ban
dit," is "cheerful." lie ought to be
wllll only -111 years, 11 mouths, and
threo weeks to serve.
Her rich husband knows how many
millionaires Peggy Joyco entranced,
hut the figures are not available on
Ihu number of drummers bewitched.
Ashland will celebrate the blrtli of
tho nation. Thorn will be plenty of
fun for all, nnd at least one serious
accident on the Dlnwny.
GRAB HIM AROUND THE
NECK AND HE WILL QUIT
, (Eugene Register)
"Dear Miss Page Do you eon
sliler It Improper lo allow buys to
, put their arms around yon? Some
sny It makes no difference If it Is
curried no further. I'hillis.
. WHY EMBARRASSING?
MAKE IT OBSTRUCTIVE
.
CHICAGO. June 2S. Short
skirls, rouge, peek a boo waists
fr and rolled stockings were placed
under the ban today In I he office
of a large railroad conipnny bore.
It was said that officers of the
rond decided thai the stylo of
dress worn by young women In
the road's employ was becoming
embarrassing to the working iiiiii'
llle of tho of fire.
IT'S WORTH
,TNK world is sick. Why not
JL therapeutics. When ;iu individual is sic);, the treatment that
lias given best results in the past is trietl. Jf that fails, then the next
i)est is tried. If that fails, and every accepted treatment fails, then
KometliiiiK entirely new is adopted.
in the reiilni of experiment, on the
has never been tried has never failed and therefore may succeed.
Well, evervthint; has been tried
tianity, th.it is literal hone.st - to -
nig one day in the week, and
acceptance of Christ's teachings,
tween individuals and between nations.
The idea is not original. It has often been suggested before and
Dr. Fulkerson suggested it Thursday night, lint the suggestion is in
variably put aside us only another half-baked dream of another im
practical idealist, too fantastic and absurd for any level-heuded hu
man to consider.
Is it? That is always the plaint of the Do-Nothing. How
can anyone know until the experiment has been tried? This much is
certain. Although this is nominallv
all the world powers are the same, the adoption of Christianity as an
actual code of conduct, would result in one of the greatest revolu
tions ever witnessed. The world might please some people, better.
others worse, but it would certainly be different. And looking at this
hall of dirt, as a whole something different, a decided change is
what our lawyer friends might call a sine qua non.
We hazard the guess the world's great need today is a spiritual
N'apiilcnu, a genius in organization and leadership, who can transform
the latent desire of all mankind
performance. No such Napoleon
if the need becomes great enough,
ly wait
WEARINESS.
O
11, AIY Llh'K seeins gray and
for my soul is sick and weary of my task of pouncing sand.
In rebellion oft I'm sighing, calling on the name of Mike, when
the idle rich go flying in their atitos, up the pike. Why must one
forever labor till his brains are turning sour, while his giddy,
gilded neighbor hits up sixty miles an hour? Oh, the auto horns
are sounding and tin; cut-nuts make their noise, and my share of
sand I'm pounding with Ike sad, downtrodden boys, founding
sand while (fibers gambol where the ocean billows flow, pound
ing sand while others ramble down .some sort of Kollen Kow.
Hut, you say, tho rich have sorrow, every standard brand ol'
grief, and they'd give a lot to borrow my capacity for beef. And
of rubles quite a number they would give, with' great delight, if
they could enjoy the slumber that enshrouds me every night. I
have all I'm really needing, so you say to case my woe, and 1 am
not pinched for speeding every time I ltd her go. I am sound and
hale and hearty, honest toil accounts for that, while the idle, loaf
ing .smarty sags around in rolls of fat. I'm encouraged by your
spieling, so, with weapon in my hand, I'll forget that weary feel
ing iilul continue pounding sand.
Weekly Report on
The following is the condition of the
I'aclfio highway from the California
lino to Hosebiirg, according to an offic
ial report given out by K. 15. liodgniau,
division engineer for Ihls district:
rtosoburg-Myi'tle Crock, 1!0 lnllos,
paving south of Hoscbuig; upon at all
hours; detours are used when avail
able. Myrtle CieekCanyonville, 1(1 miles.
Grading; fair dolours via Hldille.
Cnnyonvlllo-tlnlosvlllo. 11 miles.
Good luaeadam.
GitlcHvillo-Wolf Creek, 11 miles. Pav
ing should start during the week at
Imlh Wolf Creek and (ialovllle, where
detours are not available, traffic will
bo allowed to pass at least every two
hours.
Wolf Cieek-tliavo Creek, u miles.
Pavod.
Gruvo Creek-Grants Pass, IS miles.
Doing macadamized; lake old road nt
summit of Smllh Hill; good condition
when dry. Chains mny bo needed dur
ing rains. From the foot of Smllh Hill
to Grants Pass, It Is no longer neces
sary to detour via Merlin. Tho main
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 Where is the Imperial Valley in
Ihls country?
1! What Is celluloid made from?
;i Where do wo get our domestic
sardines.'
I What is tho lougost railroad lu
tho world?
5 Where do wo get sulphur from?
t What Ih the heaviest kind of
wood?
7 What large river In I'tilted
States flows from south to north?
S Where do we get most of our
coffee?
! What Is there In oak or hemlock
bark which makes' them useful In
tanning?
10 What causes the tides?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
I What do the thirteenth, four
teenth nnd fifteenth amendments to
the constitution do fm the negro? Ana.
The thirteenth made him free, tlu'
fourteenth made him a citizen and the
fifteenth made him u voter.
-Who invented the telephoue'.'
Ans. A. G. Pell.
3 What is a reprieve? Ans. It Is
simply the suspending for H time the
execution of a penally.
1 What are elementary sounds and
how ninny are there In the Kngllsh
'lungimgo? Ans, They are the slm
MEDPOItn .MAIL TRIBUNE,
A TRIAL.
apply one ol' tlie first principles of
In other words the ease is thrown
very excellent theory, that what
on this totteriii" world, but Chris
(jod Christianity. Not hymn sin;;
.skin-.sin;'ein the other six, but the fninl-
as a working program for life, be
a Christian nation and practically
for better things, into constructive
is discernible on the horizon. I'.ttl
who' kiiowx.-rhu inay''ippoui'.
Mctfon
dreary, in rebellion oft I stand,
Pacific Highway
highway can bo used except when they
aro working, when a short detour is
used.
Grunts Pass-Hock Point Arch, 10
miles. Paved.
Hock Point Arch-Gold Hill, 2 miles.
Grading; take dolour at Hock Point
Arch.
Gold lilll-Meilt'ord, 11 miles. Pared.
Modford-Ashland, Kl miles. Paved.
Ashland California lino, 'i'i miles.
Paving; road kept open ut nil hours.
Crater Lake Highway
Tho road lo Crater Lako will bo op
ened July 1st. The construction work
holweon Agato and Trail is over a now
line so that traffic, on tho roads used
last year is not Intorfered with. A
sprinkling truck will bo used south of
Prospoct so thai the road between
Medford and Prospoct will bo ns good
or better than last year. From Pros
pect to tho lako the new grade com
pleted last year is to be used. There
aro several alternate routes leading
out of Medford. Detour signs will he
placed on all Iheso beforo July 1st nnd
a stntemenl of tho condition of each
will bo loft at the Medford hotels.
plost sounds uttered by the organs of
speech. There aro II of them In the
Kuglish language.
& What are (he best known breeds
of draft horses? Ans. Perelioron
Clydesilalu, Belgian and Shire,
li What would you call a soil com
posed of two parts clay, three parts
sand nnd one part humus? Ans. Sandy
loam.
7 What is meant by humidity? Ans.
Iiy humidity is meant tho per cent of
water vapor In tho air.
s hat are two Inorganic foods?
Ans. Water anil salt.
ft What does the word "Thnnntop
sis" mean? ,Ans. A view of death.
11) What Is brokerage? Ans. it is
the commission charged by the stock
brokor who buys or sells stocks or
bonds for another.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
FRENCH GENERAL IN SYRIA
rAM.SCrs. Syria. June 2;!. An at
tempt was made today to assassinate
General Gouraud, commander In chiel
of the French army in the east, as he
was traveling In an automobile from
Damascus lo the Sea or Galilee lu nor
thern Palestine. The assault was com
mitted by bandits. Tho general was
uninjured, but had a narrow escape, a
bullet passing through his left sleeve.
China llalnis lo bavo Issued
newspaper In Ibo early centuries
the Christian ecu.
AngfiFQRprOKggoy,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 23.--Juek
DeinpKey today resumed train
ing after n L' l-bolir layoff to rr lebrate
bis tweiity-slxtli birthday. The cham
pion will box this allirnoon and to
morrow and on Monday will spend
another ilay in idleness. His work
outs from now on will take place in
the open air arena.
' Dempsey is in high spirits.' The
cbampirin was tho guest of honor at
e. birthday surprise party staged at
bis camp last night by newspaper
men. A Jazz baud, a trio of ilawliau
singers and several vaudeville enter
tainers were pressed into service for
the occasion and for two hours more
Iban L'OO made merry on the front
porch of Dempsey'.s piivale house at
Air port. At nine o'clock he bade his
visitors good night, shook hands with
each and thanked them for tlu1 party.
Even on bis birthday Dempsey did not
care to disturb the regularity of Ilia
retiring hour.
Dempsey received more than 500
telegrams yesterday wishing happy
returns of his birthday. The telegram
he prized above them all was that
from bis mother In Salt Lake City. A
telegram from Georges Carpentler
was also received and a message
acknowledging tho courtesy v.aa dis
patched by the champion to the chal
lenger. DempKoya weight today is
placed nt Ilia pounds by bis trainer.
Te'dy U.'iycs. There is every possi
bility that lie will scale under the (10
pound mark when he enters the ling
at Jersey City. '
F.
1V!
M A XI-I ASSIST, N. Y., Juno 25.
There Is a deep rooted belief in tho
camp of Georges Carpentler that the
blonde. Frenchman will attain his life
long ambition the world's heavy
weight title when he meets Jack
Dempsey in Jersey City a week from
today.
Francois TJeschuinps, the manager,
and .1. Wilson, the trainer, aro of the
opinion that Carpentler will bo so
fast and clevor that Deninaev will not
be ablo to striko him one tolling blow
and that the champion will bo count
ed out, along about the fifth or sixth
round. Even grunting that the
champion may lnad on the French
man, they say ho is in such condition
that It will take twenty of Jack's
hardost wallops to stop him.
"If everything goes right there will
be a new world's heavyweight cham
pion a week from today," they as
serted.
A heavy work out wus planned for
tho challenger today. Thero were
some now sparring men on hand, but
their names could' not bo learned.
All nlong tho challenger has been
pulling punches, smiling and begging
the pardon of opponents whoso Juwa
hn struck too hard. On Thursday,
however, in his Inst public appear
ance, there was little smiling and no
mercy whatever. Ho floored his man,
kept his mouth shut and waved for
another victim.
Such will bo tho order of things
from now until July 1, when the
training period ends. ,
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CHICAGO, June 2,".. Old King Sol
was much in evidence lu lib- baseball
world the last week and bis warmth
apparently ba.s brought pitchers, who
were slow in rounding into condition,
back in their siride. ns a result batting
has suffered materially.
Ilabe liuth of the Yankees made
only one circuit drive during the week.
ml briiiiKbt his string to 2-1. In the
Nalieiial league "Ilinh" Meusel of
Philadelphia failed to add to bis mark
of 11 circuit drives. lack Founder of
SI. l.ouis. however, managed to get
ti. bringing his total to nine, which
puis him lu a tic with C.uorge Kelly
of New York.
Xew York lawyer Dead.
XKW YOHK, June 23. John H.
Stunchfiold, New York lawyer, who
appeared in many Important cases,
died today at Isllp, hong Island. He
was horn in Elmlra lu 1S5,". He wa?
a delegate to tho demorratlc conven
tion of 1912, which nominated Wood
row Wilson.
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SATURDAY,, ' J tJXE 2', 1921
C0LLE6ERJCHERS
CHICAGO. American college pitch
ers have proved too much for K. Ta-
naka. centerfielder on the Waseda
university Japanese ball team now
touring the United States. In the
Toklo college league, Tanaka is known
as tlie "Dabo Ruth," of tho league. He
holds a record of six homo runs in six
games during last winter's season in
Japan, but thus far he has fulled to
solve the American puzzlers for a cir
cuit clout.
G. Taniguchl, 'the Japs" tsar left
bander, has been likewise unable to
duplicate his record made in Tokio,
during his American trip. I-ast winter
he pitched two no-hit, no-run games
but thus far every American team has
scored on him. His effectiveness Is
duo mainly to a swift drop, with which
ho has often retired his opponents
with threo strike-outs in a row. Tani
guchl is W years old and a froshnian.
Waseda has twogood right-handers
in S. Matsumoto and F. Arlta. Iii,the
last of tho three games series witli the
University of Chicago, Arita replaced
Ttnuiguchl in the 7th inning with the
bases full,and two out. He struck out
the next man up, but when Chicago
filled the sacks again in tho iith, a
single drove In two runs and lost tho
game and tho scries for the Nippo
nese. The whole team plays with constant
smiles wreathing their countenances
and a mistake means only an excuse
for another display of pearly teeth.
They are an alert lot of ballplayers,
never still, and always eager to get at
the ball. There is none of the serious
expression or tho hnlf-angry look
which Is seen on tho faces of most
American ballplayers In tho middle ol
a hot game.
;Ring Sketches of
Bygone Years
Thumbnail Sketch No. 19
Jack Dempsey played the accompan
iment to Jess WMard's swan song on
July 4, 191fi, at Toledo, O. It was all
over iu the third round. Jess got
$100,000 lor the performance, many
times the amount Caruso earns in a
whole opera. Deinpsey got $1!7,000.
. The champion fell down and got up
so many tiilTes In the first round that
Cue referee became dizzy from count-
s'
anil failed to hear the bell. This
was on the fifth llason between Wll-
lard and the floor.
. Tho gong sounded feebly on tho sev
enth count, but Heferee Pecord con
tinued chopping the air over Willurd.
When he bad finished ho Informed
Dempsey that there had been a knock
out and the champion left the ring,
only to have' his manager come run
ning after him with tho information
that there had been a mistake.
That first round was awful, rtut it
prepared everybody for tho worst nnd
no one was surprised when Willurd
lost in tho third round.
Dempsey opened tho fight by accept
ing some taps on tho face. Then he
hauled ort and busted Willurd in the
stomach so hard that a dazed expres
sion overspread tho champion's coun
tenance. Dempsey tfleu landed sev
eral blows ta the jaw and Willurd
dropped to the floor for six counts,
only to fall again with a blow that
greeted his nose.
As ho got up a second tlmo he turn
ed his head away but tho Giant Killer
struck liim twice and ho fell on his
hands Olid knees.
Arising once more, Willard was cor
nered by Dempsey who pounded him
to tho mat with rights and lefts to the
faco. Again he got tip upd once more
ho wns knocked down.
Somehow tho giant groped his way
through the second round, suffering
nothing more humiliating than a fall
partly through the ropes. Dempsey
tore Into aim again when the third
round ononod. Wlllnrtt was groggy nnd
weak, with one eye out of shape ami
everything gono wrong. His seconds
threw the towel into tho ring upd
called it a day.
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