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ifEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXF.. MEDFORD. ' WEDNESDAY. ".TTTXE 29. 1921
Medford Mail Tribune!
. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED KV-KRr AFTERNOON
EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.
I
Th. Medford Hunday Hun is furulMhed
uicrtbra ddrlng cvii dy dally
bwiier. -
Office Mall Tribune Building, 23-27-29
North Fir street. Phone 76.
A consolidation of the Democratic
Times, the Medford Mall, the Medford
Tribune. The Southern Oregonlan, The
AahlKhd Tribune.
HONEST TAX PAYERS.
ROHEIiT W. HU ML. Editor.
BUMI'TEH S. SMITH, Manager.
UBtCKXFTIOW TElUll
HY MAIL In Advance:
Dally, with Sunday Sun. year 17.50
Daily, with Sunday bun. month. ,
Dally, without Sunday Sun, yar... .6U
Dally, without Sunday Sun. month
Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00
Sunday Hun. one year 2.00
BY CARRIER In Medford. Ashland,
jacKionvuie, central .roint, t'bjHX
Talent:
Daily, with Sunday Sun. month ,7C
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .65
Dally, without Sunday Hun. year.... 7.60
Dally, with Hunduy Sun, one year 8.60
aii terms oy carrier, cusn in aovancs.
Official paper of the City of Medford
Official uaner of Jaokwon Cnuntv.
Kntered bv second matter
Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
1B7 9.
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all new a dfKoatrha credited to It. or not
otherwise credit fd In ttifs paper, and also
mi iuc.ii news puuiiKneu nereui.
All rights of republi-ntlon of sneclal
oispaicnes iterem are also enerve.
' , " ' " ' ' ' 1 r
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthnr farrj
A Portland hoy if-) 7- -yearn', who
Wild a companion . attacked an old
lady, has a null-normal tnlnd. It
rtliKHivi-red, nnd it In -hfichly iirolmhlc
mat tun fniKH nave money, and are
Socially prominent In tliu Hone City
Letvln nan declared war on Russia
Early nevt November the . United
Staled will be Informed that the Lot
viann forgot to mrest! their cropa,
and are In dire need f (truh.
. "IT IS Ol'R INTKNTION TO IIS
POKK OP Ol'K HKMAIMNC CLOTH
IN HKFOKH TIIK FOritTII , OF
.U'I,Y. TIIK I.ADIF.S- SHOP
(Ad Pendleton Tribune) A threat to
disrobe that Ih due to the heat.
Bnm Richardson, Jr., hnd bin hair
out, man Hlyle Tuea., without fall
ing out the mllltiu, an fii-Ht feared.
NO NlTPTI.Wi ItOlKJHHOUKF.
(Salcni Statesman)
1 MIsh I.cah Nicholas and Merle
II. Ivio will be muiTlod thlH after
noon at the home of the hrldo'H
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. O. Nleh
olaa. Tho wedding will be ouict.
Thoro liaa been a Krvnt lack of
words and wind aneut thu vital ItoKue
Itlver fish 1)111. ho a native of Curry
county Ih writing a hook about it.
Borne of the driven who will race
death to Aidiland July 4th, on the an
nual free-for-all ncrl-breaklng classic
on the Dleway, had a final workout
on Hellbent avenue ItiKt ovoning.
. The weeds could grow with no
more wild abandon nnd profusaness
on tho vacant lota, uuIchh the Mayor
Issued a proclamatloh ordering them
removed.
YO-1IO! lUtlN'G FORTH
TIIIO ItOYAIi l'AI)lI,l
'' (Portland Telegram)
, Dear Nancy Ann: Wo are two
Kills of high social standing and
urn deeply in love with two hoys
of H yearn. . Wu don't know
whether the boys love tut or not.
' We would like to know a good re
fined wuy to make them love uh.
Grateful to you. Olive and June.
'A mine of exceptional richness In
all the lending precious tnetalH wan
dlHCovered thin am. by a N'nHhund.
(;. AMI J.
The bugle called two ladH to fight
For honor, hoine.nnd flag, ,
One proudly waved1 the tii-color,
. . line showed a yellow rag.
One fought and bled nnd bore bin
- ncarn 1 '
And wears n Crolx-do-Cluerre.
Onu stayed at homo and drove sonie
, nulls.
And nui-Hed himself wllh care.
A hero may not nlwaya win,
Hut when, he ban t In chaiH'C,
Let'n all hope he'll patde a nlucker'n
face
Wllh bloody mapn of France.
" J) ITII tiH'BX.
Cltlxcnn who have looked over the
figurea In the t'han Kkuii guwff
match, find them n little clearer than
mud, nnd not quite na t-lcar n the
llank of J'vlllc incHH.
A apcclal cip of tin I'Npee nrrlvcd
Tuck. He returned home baffled, and
unable to procure any evidence of un
necciwary whittling by moguls,
Tho nHlronomern who measured Ihe
comet made a mistake. It Ih IT, 000..
0U0 miles away, not '.':. Ooo. lion miles
away as reported, and they will have
to do the Job all over again. They
bundle distance like a democratic ad
ministration did money.
The agitation against the Dempsey
Carpehtler fight demonstrates that
tho reformers have the best luck
fighting cigarettes and proinlscous
flirting.
itie;h.wjiy Commission .MiN'ts.
, .POHTl.ANI), Ore., June The
stato highway coinmlsHion continued
in session today opening bids. Awards
on some contracts were expected lute
today.
HE director of llic New York State Income Tax lnirfiiu reports
that in anditnt; "J.i.OfM'l return for last vear it was found
liiat 3u',0(Kl people hinl not paid as much as tliey should, ami they were
ansessed aildit ional amoiiiitK accordingly. At the same time it was
found that 22,000 had paid too much, and they were jjiveii refund
cheeks. The director is convieed tlutt in many other cases the. tax
payers paid too much, hut the facts were not clear enough to warrant a
refund.
Other officials connected with the state and federal income tax
departments fierce that in paying these unpopular taxes, the puhlie
shows a much higher decree of honesty than cynics are accustomed
to give it credit for. The plain fact appears to he, its shown hy this
and many other tests, that the it venire person is not naturally dis
honest, hut naturally honest.
This is exactly what injilit have Veil concluded Jiy the execise
of ordinary common sense, without reference to statistical figures.
Society holds together pretty well; and does Imsiness right aloiii with
little interruption; nnd it is honesty that holds it together and makes
the personal bonds and business arrangements possible. If people
were more dishonest than honest, society wfuiltl immediately fall to
pieces.
It is reported that GO.OOO people will attend the Dempsey-Curpen-tier
mill. Why don't they count the special newspaper correspon
dents nnd make a real showing.
Any alliance between fireat Britain and Japan would be n calam
ity at this time. Some of the best men in England are fighting it.
Ilere's hoping they win.
Mr. Stillman is reported to be worth $50,000,000. His lawyers.
however, are doing all they can to reduce the prejudice which exists
against the permanent possession of such wealth.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
J What brings the. blootl buck to
tho heart?
'I Why (Umjb tho blood not flow
back In tlio veins?
3 How many divisions of gender
aro there?
4 What did Polio do Leon discover?
D Whut were tho two greatest per
iods of speculation our country bus
ever known?
fi What aro stalactites?
7 How were the Great -LukeR form
ed?
8 Why do wo have states?
9 If the president holds n bill for
ten dayH wtlhottt returning; It or sign
lug It what happens?
10 What aro dentals?
Amwers to Yesterday's Questions
1 Where aro what Is Mato-Topec?
Ans, . it Is in Wyoming. It Is the bur
dened lava core of an old volcano. Tho
sides have eroded away leaving tho
coio or plug standing alone.
2 What Is a word of three sylla
bles called? Ans. A trisyllable.
3 What Is a primitive wortl?
Any word that is not derived
another.
4 What Is n diphthong? Ans.
union of two vowels In one syllable.
It is propor If both vowels are sound
od.
5 What aro lablitls? Ans. They are
up Bounds.
What ure tho marks over lottors
In words called? Alls. Diacritical
marks.
7 What Bheop aro noted for their
wool? Ans. Tho finest quality wool
and also the greatest quantity Is pro
dueed by tho Merino.
8 Which breeds of hogs soein best
adapted to the needs of the avoriiKo
furuior? Ans. The Chester-Whites
nnd Poland Chinas ordinarily.
8 What throe plant foods are likely
to tiecomo exhausted in any soil? Ans.
Nitrogen, potush and phosphoric acid.
10 Which winds curry tho most
moisture? Ans. Warm winds.
Ans
from
It Is
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
The arrivals of Tuesday at the
city auto camp were us follows: '
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. llryuit and two
hlldren of Walla Walla, returning
ftoiu Sucraniento; A. C. Nelson aud
two others of I'orllund, enronto home
from tho south; Mr. and Mrs. Curl
Mayday and mother of Portland, en
route homo from California; Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Creel and five children
of La Center, Wash., here to locate;
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hyde and three oth
ers of Sun -Francisco, en mule north:
llallon on Sacramento, enronto
homo from touring north; .7. C. Uonar
and friend, sMth. Itothchild and -three
children, and II. Itotchchlld and two
'men, all of Sun .loso, enroute to Port
land; C. S. Sheckler und friend, of
Seattle, emoute to Klamath Fulls:
Mr. and .Mrs. T. J. King and two oth
ers of Herkeley, Calif., enroute home
from Portland; Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Chandler of lOugene, enroute to Cra
ter Lake; Mr. und Mrs. I). J. Itlne und
the lutter's sister of Cleveland, Ohio,
enrotuo to San Francisco; Mr. and
Mrs. V. S. Hlllls und two children of
San Jose,, enroute home from the
onrth; Mr. and -Mrs. J. K. McDowell
und two others of Seattle, enroute
south; Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Browu
of San Jose, returning from ('rater
Lulte; Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Williams
and child of Cllico, enroute to Al
bany. '
OBITUARY
MORA AX William Henry Morgan
died tit his home at Hay (lokl, June 27
from pneumonia, aged 46 years, three
months, 21 days. He was a native of
Oregon born in Sams Valley March 3,
1S75. Mr. Morgan was an operator
for tho California-Oregon Power com
pany at Hay Cold, and n member of
tho Central Point I. O. O. F. lodge who
will have charge of the funeral ser
vices, lie is survived by his wife
Olive, two sons anil two daughters
Merle and Guy Morgan of Kay Gold,
Mrs. Lottie McCoy, Central Point and
Melva Morgan, Kay Gold. The remains
are In charge of the Perl Funeral
Homo nnd tho funeral services will be
held at the Sums Valley cemetery
Thursday at 2 p. in.
With Medford trade U Medford made
Sure
Relief
I " -T
1 6 Bell-ans
Hot j water
sJ Sure Relief
RE LL-ANS
BsFFOR INDIGESTION
50,
buys a brand
Dew Corona
not-table tvtw-
wrlter. - Other makea
at attractive price,
fieo ua before you buy
MICDFOItll
BOOK KTOttlO
Kodak Finishing
licttor anil cheaper than the licst
The Kodak Shop
SIIK V. Main.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIt SALU Alfalfa In field or dc
; livered. Phone &80-R-2. If
"Just Between You and Me"
ays the Good Judge
Here's genuine chewing
satisfaction for you, hook
ed up with real economy.
A small chew of this clas9
of tobacco lasts much long
er than c. big che.w of the '
ordinary kind that's be
cause thej full, rich, real
tobacco taste lasts so long.
Any man who uses the
Heal Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put ) i' two styles
W-B CUT is a long finc-c:it tobacco
' RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacod
I
gf. 1-jjT Pr m . jP . , Egg!
One Thousand
Dress Shifts New Shirts
Lower Prices
98c
$1.48
$1.98
$3.29W
NEVER HAVE THESE SHIRTS BEEN PUT ON SALE AT SUCH LOW PRICES.
GOOD FULL CUT ROOMY SHIRTS. JUST THE KIND FOR WARM WEATHER
WHEN YOU CAN GO WITHOUT A COAT. FOR THE REMAINDER OF OUR CAM
PAIGN FOR ONE THOUSAND NEW CUSTOMERS, WE WILL SELL OUR DRESS
SHIRTS AT PRICES FAR BELOW OUR PREVIOUS CUT PRICE. NOW IS YOUR
CHANCE TO GET A NEW SHIRT FOR THE 4TH OF JULY AND AT THE SAME
TIME FILL YOUR WANTS FOR THE SUMMER AT BETTER THAN BARGAIN
PRICES.
1 98c
A ffood quality per
cale!, shirt in fancy
stripes, made either
wit In collar attached or
to wear with separate
collar. These shirts
were bought to sell at
$2.00, for the balance
of the week,
oiilv..'.......!
98c
$1.48
This includes a' large
selection of fine count
percale and madras
shirts. Made with or
without collars. Shirts
that were formerly
priced at $2.50 ' and
A genu
ine bargain at
$1.48
$1.98
These are dress shirts
that will suit the most
fastidious. Shirts ot
quality, made of corded
- madras or soisctte. A
bargain 'worth travel
ing miles to get, in on.
Formerly sold at $.1.00
and $3.50.
Now :
$1.98
$3.29
This assortment has
been going fast, at a
higher price.
It. consists of silk strip
ed crepe shirts in beau
tiful colors. As dressy
as silk shirts. These
shirts sold at $4.50 and
$5.00 and were worth
the money. .
Now :
$3.29
DON'T FORGET OUR CAMPAIGN FOR ONE THOUSAND NEW CUSTOMERS IS ON
UNTIL THE 4TH OF JULY. BE ONE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF, OUR SALE
PRICES.
Work Shirts - - - 69c
!),...
, ,,,,,... I .. .
Athletic Union Suits 95c
Khaki Shirts . -Work
Pants -
'-'.A "J--
$1.19
tj!--J ! !'" i
$2;59
12y2 OFF
ON MEN'S SUITS
$-10.00 Suits $35.00
$45.00 'Suits $39.35
$50.00 Suits $-15.75
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE -FOR EVERYBODY
MEDFORD, OREGON
.. i2i2;;off ': ;
ON MEN'S SUITS '
$25.00 Suits $21. 5
$:i().0() Suits $26.25'-
f 35.00 Suits $30.62
We Are All Going
somewhere on the "FOURTH" and this is a
hint to the ladies, "Protect your complexion
with Krank's Lemon Cream." It cleanses
the skin of tan, freckles, sunburn and red
ness.
Heath's Drug' Store
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street.
The Coolest Store in Town
Excursion to Ashland
Every Sunday to Oct. 1st, rid on July 4th .
Medford, Ashland 40c; Phoenix, Ashland, 25c; Talent, Ash
land, 15c; Medford, Phoenix, 15c; Medford, Talent, 25c.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
SEWING MACHINES
New or used, all late models Ringer
Electrics.
Cash or credit on easy payment.
All Machines Kepahcd
First-Class Dress Maklnp, PIcotinR,
I Hemstitching
! Singer Sewing Machine Co.
WOOD
We linvo the Btnckhnrn Wood Yard
nnd nro now prepared to fiiriitali all
kinds of wood and slabs hy the tier or
cord at
REDUCED PRICES
Ynrd nt 113 S. Fir street. I'lioue 8.f
or 870-J. Delivery to any part ut
city. ;.
W. W. HALL
' I;
WANTICD To buy an office desk for
; y. W. C. A. Cull "75. 85'
to s. rir
I'lioiir -iri-u