Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 06, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE JrOTJR BEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921 .1 Medford Mail Tribune WELCOME TO YE SCRIBE. AN INnWPRN'nKNT NKWSPAI'ER fHJBLIHHKD EVKHT A FTK It NOON EXCKPT SUNDAY BY THJfi MEDFORD F HINT I NO CO. The Medford Hunduy Kun is furnished ubBcrlbers desiring a seven duy dally Office Mall Tribune Ituilritng. J6-27-2 fiorth Fir sireec rnoim to. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Alan, tne Aieurora Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, The Ashland Tribune. ROBERT W. RUHU Kdltor. SUM PTE R 8. SMITH, Mannger. BT7BSCBXPTZON TEHMBi BY MAIL In Advance: Dully, with Sunday Sun, year 7.R0 Dally, with Kundnv Hun. month..- .7f Dully, without Sunday Hun, yar.... 6.(10 Ially, without Sunday Bun, month .(& Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday Kun, one year - - 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville, Central 1'otnt, 1'hoenlx, Dally, with Sunday Run, month 75 Imllv wlllirint Htimiuv Kim. month .fift Dolly, without Sunday Sun, yeur.... 7. .10 Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8T.0 All terms by carrier, caHh In udvunce. Official paper of the City of Medford Official paper of Jaeknon County. Enlered aw nuconft cvnnfc nin t tor at Medfurd, Oregon, under the act of March 0, 1BJV. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED I'HKSS. The AsoscIutel 1'ichh Is exclusively entitled to the line for republication of II new a il nniitch.'H nn'i fi to II. or noi otherwise credited in thin paper, and also the local news published herein. All rlghiH of i-euhlaiion of special dispatches herein are also enerved. uioVfejl ABJL Ye Smudge Pot By Arthnr trry Uornurd Slinw,- who has written moro reudaMu Htuff limn any ulhuv living uullior duolures thut (iurueuH Curpuntlxr won a "moral vlcory." ThlB in tho fiivorltu ulllil of tlioKi who como out the iatlo unci of tin horn In pollti. hut nevur hi'fori! has it bi'im ndvuuciHl for tho fullrn lu piiglllBiii. Tho Allies won any number of "moral victories" bcfori1 they flattened out tho Kaiser. The trouulo with u "morul victory" Is the Inabllty of tho possessor thereof, to cash in, or get unywhure, by reuson ol it. It is like tho tlmo the wlsi men and dumfools of Kiiglunil hud ;i debute, und the duiurools won. WALTER l'MTCIIAHD KATOX, the well known author, comes to Medford nt an opportune: (limit. This is more than can Ijo said of his literary predecessors. About ten years ago Kmerson fon;di honored lis. He arrived at the tail end of a boom. Ueing a conscientious scrihe, he described things as he saw them, iiicludiiiff some observations on the liisr red apple. When his story came out in the' Saturday Evening I'ost there was a great line and cry hereabouts, and the noted author and Ins Magazine were figuratively burned in effigy. Then a few years later Jrvin Cobb arrived. The commercial boom had been replaced by a political boom. The night he gave a talk at the J'age, (here was a Lincoln day banquet at the Medford. Mr. Cobb was invited, lint he declined, illness was given as the cause, ihe general assumption local I v being that tile famous humorist was not ill, but feared be would be if he, a good Southern Democrat, should attend a !. O. I', banquet. !It was even intimated that Mr. Cobb declined the invitation because there was no money in it. Mr. Colli) was naturally very much aggrieved and so were many people in Medford, the net result being unfortunate from every one's .standpoint. Hut Mr. Katon arrives at the proper psychological moment. There is no boom flowing or ebbing. Medford and the liogue Kiver Valley are enjoying excellent health. The artificial hoi air has gone, tbe passion for bunk has passed, conditions arc fundamentally loo good to be spoiled by the slightest misrepresentation. Southern Oregon is aching for publicity and merely asks that the writers describe condi tions just as they are, for they rouldn'1 ho very much better. And there is no political boom raging. Polities lire conspicuous by their absence. There is no possible chance of our honored visitor get ting enmeshed in a web of partisanship. So everyone is glad Air. Katon has come, and everyone hopes he vill be glad also. Crater Lake is our supreme summer attraction and Crater Lake is where he is going. Alcdl'ord offers him the keys of the eily while he is here, anil best wishes for a successful journey when he departs. OH! Hill SO.MIO l'KACOCKS! (Ol-egon City ICnlerpiise.) 'Mr. und Mrs. V. YYY l.ooto have thoroufflily rnmoduled their home on 12. 1st St. und Clucku liins bouluvnrd. ' lj. Souors of Oregon City ducorutud tho Inte rior. The music room Is beau tifully done in dove's gray, tho living room ill leather, brown with u tapestry border to mutch, the dining room in cream and light blown. The kitchen Is done in Btone greun, whllo the bath Is complete In Ivory.- Tho bedrooms ure done in ivory, flesh pink, bluo and pink. Tho Mexican situation has reached the boiling point again, and there is vuguo tulk of another war. Perhaps there is n lot of surplus mu nitions loft over from the Circa t Fra cas. If so, let tho munition makers go down to tho border and shoot it. Making urrungementu for such a con tingency, will nip uny rising young outbreak in its Inciploncy. The hill for road construction and maintenance is enough to knock the wind out of a taxpayer. Tho highly advertised road to perdition Is the only olio that is not everlastinglv chewing on the pocketbook. It is smooth, und downhill all the way. Mlstall O. Maddux who participated in the I'', of .1. parade at Idthtavllle, and won 3rd prl.e, expects to gel buck to normal ul.e by the end ol the wk. t'M,().l)l(i. (I'eiiilleton Tribune.) Cclla lturden has commenced siAt fur divorce from Whin llur den, charging abandonment, lloth reside lit Athena. h " ' fVl" ' " ,. 1 v", J' Astiluild, July il, 19LM. Kdltor Smudge Pot: A simple tool-toot of an lOspoo en glue ought not to excite you. A Hind Kud Shack. Nil "A simple loo-toot" does not excite; it's' is the frenzied maniacal toot-too -toot-toolAt out toot-toot-toot toot-loot-toot-toot-too t-w-h-o-o-p-e-e- that uniioys. Only 14,000 of the expected 100 OOtUslyiwed up for the New York nntt- I'rohlhltlon parade July lth, and the only good accomplished was lo give the bootleggers assembled on the sidewalk, n blrdseye view of prospec tive customers. "MKTHODISTS SWKAlt 11Y ll.Mi- HlNCi." (lldliuu Sacranieiilo llee) They at least ought to get behind him Tho progress towards word disarm anient wuh hastened somewhat today by 4110'rtew Chat a hired mint of TholnuB Kdison hud invented a gun that would shoot a five ton bullet, IlOi miles. Another raid has been made upon . the Old Men's Home for a victim for Champion Jack Dempsey. Ho may fight Jack Johnson. It Is InctdcntulU reported that tho young man tins the mopes, us a result of tho wuy the American people treated him recent ly. All surface work In the Nash mines has been suspended during (ho heated period. The afternoon sun shines right into tli? diggings. THE SUCKERS 1 dn UK sucker falls for every scheme, believes in everv honjuinl am, and nothing puis him wise; nil hough he's warned In voices shrill, the sucker is a sucker still, and will be till he dies. "A million plutes have hoarded beans, and ride around in limou sines, and suckers pay the freight ;. plutes say, when sizing up their kale, '.'The sucker crop (tan never fail, and. life is simply great." The suckers toil at, grievous tasks, anil save the coin in kegs and casks, and should lie wearing bells; but lio, I hey say, "We'll get. rich quick," and. go and buy the gilded bricks some tinhorn faker sells. They have no use for banks, l hey say, and hide their money in the hay, or 'neatli the cellar floor; then some one finds the treasure hole, find bears away the hard earned roll, and brings il back lio more. ' The suckers patronize the seers who tell them of Ihe future years; and what shall them befall; and when they're sick they take their rocks and hand them to the i'ak- ing docs who travel on their gall. You cannot change the sucker's heart; he thinks he is so blooming smart, he scorns your good ad vice; he thinks your counsel trite and stale, and all the sharks get on his trail, and touch him for the price.- HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? What aru Ihe South Centra! StUtfH? 21 low many (heroes from tin puleH ts I lio initiator? ;t w ho Invonlcd tin telegraph? 4 What fa tho width of tho earth's zones .' fi How ninny dayn during the auniniur la It poMslblu to ho tho huh at uiidnlKht In tho "Laud of tho Mid night Sun?" f. What hody of water is consul orod tho most hoaulilul in tho world'' 7 Where is Ascension Island? S What fs Kovernmen.t? l How many hranchtm of govern men! were provided for in tho Articles of Cnnlederatlon? 10 What is tho reason fin sylla hies? Answers to Thursday's questions. 1 How many chief parahles aro Ihero In the New Testament? Ana. Thirty. ' 2 What famous waterfalls aro re sponslhlo for the growth of Minneapo lia luitl St. 1'aul? Ans, Tho Kalis of St. Anthony. 3 Why is It painful to stand for il great length of time without mov ing? Ans. When ouo stands for a lung tiniuj without moving Impure blood becomes congested in tho lower extremities and pain results. If con tinued long enough nature causes us to faint to make the return of the blood to the heart easier. 4 Are there more than five special ne!'ses? Ana. Yes, Textbooks, however, give but five. f What is tho best remedy for (ho blues? Ans. Constant work. li Into what general classes are adjectives divided? Ans. They are either limiting or qualifying. i What were the six objects of tho constitution? Ans. I'uion. justice, peace, common defense, gen eral welfare and liberty. S' Wim representation in parlia ment ever orfered tho colonists? Ana. Yes, After the French recog nlzod tho Independence of tho United Stales tho offer came. t How many negroes were on the first slave trader's ship which visited tho I'ulted States? Ans. Twenty. 10 After the battle of Hull Kun what four plans did tho l'n ton make? Ans. To hlerkade till south ern ports; to capture tho Confederate capital; to. open and get control of tho Mississippi -and to cuL tho Con fedoracy in two. With Mndforrt trnrtft Is Modfnrrt mndo its May Defy Lotions & Ointments Eczema, tottor and similar affoc tionB should be treated through tho blood. Outside applications otter only toinporary rolief. The thing to use is S. S. S. the stand ard blood purifier, which has suc cessfully relieved such troubles for over 50 years. For Special Booklet or for indi vidual ndvice. w it hout chard, u-rilti Chief Mvdicut Advisor. S.S.S. Co,Dep't4Jl. Atlanta. Gi; Cet S. S. S. at your dru6iit 0 SSS Standard for Over Fifty Years WOOD Wo lmvo the ltlaekhurn Wood Yard mid are now ure pa red to furnish all Muds of wood and slabs by t!m tier or cord at REDUCED PRICES Vuiil ill li:l S. I'lr street. IMioiio HSU or S7H-.I. Delivery to nny imrt of city. W. W. HALL SEWARD HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" AU'KH AT KITH STKKKT, rOKTLAM). OKKOO.N. All the OreRon olecinc cars stop ai iinejccclleil. We strive to please Hates $1.50 anil up. With bath 12.00 anil up. Our dintnit room Is very popular, and our business mon'F luncheon, and our regular and Bun day dinners are not equalled else where at our prlre. Opposite Olds. Wort man & King's blK store. W. C. GULUKItTSON. Proprietor. SPORT FLASHES SKATTf-K Tho Ciiiversity of W.'iHlilngton'K bam-ball team was tie fe;fted by Wane da university nf Japan yt'Klcrilay. f 1i a. The Jai.aiH'hO li( hi-r proved puzzling' to thu Ameri ca II fi. I'ASA OENA' Tho ohampinn.ship meet of tho A. A. U. finished, yester day. New- York Athletic' club taking nil five r-lay ruci-n and a Culiforntan, Thomson. if I .oh A nj;eH Athletic club, taking first place in the all around champlonHhlo. VJCTORTA. Ti. ' t Norman J. TilunchHrfl tit M.:ittlr vnn thu t Jiinl and final event of the Pacific Inter national i arming nHriociatiun h reat, ta yeMerday. ll.sHyfolt, In Delimit i'k, ' COPKNHAflEX, July 6. William K. ( Pussyfoot) Johnson, the Amei i- ran prohibition campaigner, arrived here, today. Mr. Johnson rorncH to give nsfUHtance in the drive for na- t tonal prohibit ion in J Jen mark. in Every Respect' says the Good Judge You get more genuine chew ing satisfaction front the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever got from the ordinary kind. The good tobacco taste IasJ:s so long a small chew of this class of tobacco lasts much longer than a big chew of the old kind. That's why it costs less to use. Any man who has used both kinds. will tell you that. Put up in two styles W-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco IMIIII! iliiillllliilllHi MANN'S 1 July Clearance Sales I Sweeping Lowering I of Prices j Throughout the S ore j Sale Opens j I Saturday, July 9th Watch for It iiiiii: Free: E xtractions For One Week OrWhenWork Is Contracted '"AV'ig si '(.4'FeHn? I'rco extractions bewuiso wo love to rt'inUye bad icclli any bettor than any other dentist liVii holiovo lliat our system of reino iii.n' pain is soiuewlial (lil'lVrent tlian commonly used by dentists. ' Why 7 Do you know that 70 per cent of the' diseases of the human race are due to had or neglected -teeth,.' Do you know that you should have your tooth' cleaned and examined at least every six months? Do you know that many people have pyorrhea and you may ho one of them ? Do you know that our prices aro reasonable? Do von know thai all examinations are free? .. . Dr. A. J.Johnson DENTIST 223 E. Main St: Medford " "Piano .. 'School ANNOUNCES Completion of first class of sixty-five Rogue River Valley pupils, who have all learned how to play the piano in 12 lessons. WE WILL RE GLAD TO REFER YOU TO AN Y OF THESE SATISFIED PU PILS AS TO THE MERITS OF THE WATERMAN SYSTEM Enroll now for second course, and benefit by the $14.00 DISCOUNT, IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1ST ONLY III 111 II fl. AT PRE-WAR PRICES $7.25 per Hundred in lots of 2000 $7.30 per Hundred in bale lots (1000) $7.40 per Hundred in less than bale lots Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Waterman Piano. School 128 So. Holly St. Phone 600-R ' 1 - r KILL FLIES KILL Keep Flies off your cow. Don't sit on her tail to keep it quiet, use COW-EASE It's sure riddance to flies. You'll get more milk and less trouble and worry if you use Cow-Ease Fly Spray. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. "THE FARMERS' SERVICE STATION" Phone 260 317 E. Main is r S'.