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MEDFOTiT) MATTj TRIBUNE. MEDFOTm. ORKOOX. SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 1, 1921 Medfobd Mail Tribune Ripp!mgRiu)mos AN INDEPENDKNT NEWSPAPKH PUBLISHED liVEilY AFTEKNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY TUB MEDFOKD PRINTING CO. Walt Mason The Medforrt Sunday Sun in furnished ubacrfberfl dealrlng a, seven day dally newspaper. 1 1 . T OLD FRIENDS. Office Mall Tribune Building, 16-27-29 North Kir Btreet, Phone 75. page roni 1 fc- - d BY A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Meuford Mull, the Medford Tribune. The Bucuhfern Oregon. an. The Ashland Tribune. , ROHJ5RT W. RVHU Editor. SUMPTER 6. SMITH, Manager. UBKCmtPTIOM TEBMI Y MAIL. In Advance: Pally, with Sunday Sun, year 17.60 Imfly, with Sunday gun, month. .76 Itally, without Sunday Sun, yar.... 8.60 .'. Lmlly, without Sunday Sun, month .65 'Weekly Mall Tilbune, one year t 00 Bunday Sun. one vear 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent: Daily, with Sunday Run, month .76 Daily, without Sunday Sun. month .65 Itally, without Sunday Sun, year.... 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All i n j by carrier, cash In advance. Official paper of th City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Hworn daily avt-raRe circulation for six month ending Oct.. 1920, 3226 Entered ah secoitt cnm matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March , 1879. MEM BE Kit OK TIM? ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Asosclated Preas Is exclusively entitled to the ukc for republication of all news dlHpntchf-ti credited to It, or not tkerwlss credited In this paper, tad als the leuui nevrs published herein, i All rights of repuhlciitlitn of special 6 ilspatches herein are also caarvea. Ye Smudge Pot B7 Arthur lPHrrf , Krom the number of accounts of cscupudes of yonnK ft-mulus in tlio . orlland impers, mot liars are imyinn too much attention to the Oregon Civic Art Center Development league, and not ciiuiiKh to the ancient custom or applying a pine hoard In thu woodshed. -.. . , ' A few slniw huts are Htlll HngcrliiK on thu heads or summer. Consternation reigned supreme in the Nash district tills am., when a li'nsolcss rumor was Inunched that all the unemployed would have to go to work. , The hill in the senate to repeal the tax on everything that now takes a jienny, and concentrate the same un der 0110 head, Is a pleasant relief, If passed, and will enable a common citi zen to sip a kokn without contributing; to ipnylng off the cost of the second uitttlo ot the Maine. XING BALLADS (Sub. by A. J. V.) Ho hoard the toot, Hut tried to scoot And beat the clioochoo to it. The poor galoot Now twangs a Into; Take heed lulu don't you do It. Old Kort Mull Is pulling for the N. Y Giants, or which Mr. MeCiraw Is thu boss to win the world series. Mr. McO. was here for nix hours II years ago, and gave Kort a sidelong glance For this ho received a box of apples nilsed exclusively by Mr. Hull, without unyutsld6 assistance. ANOTHER ORIENTAL ISSUE (Pendleton East Oregonlon) Tlint added Inch to the China man's shirt tail which should make whlto the cotton fields of Texas lias so fur moved more editorial pens than It has spindles In North Cumlina. "For Sale Ford touring. If not sat isfactory will buy back in spring, for $50 less prosent cost. Ask for Mullen, (into campgrounds" -(Want ad Clilco Enterprise) A gypsy preparing for Winter. Owing to the revived Interest in oil in too valley, new boaster club is going to be formed, and they will he known the Uasmiways. The sob sisters have Mar ted to work on the sad lute of the poudemus Mr Arbuckle. Their contributions leave the public In doubt, whether the girl that died, or the scieen star, who is throhgli, Bhrtered the most. All agree that the Incident was "unfortunate" particularly for the obesa gentleman One of the terrors of the winter se:i .son will be a natlon-wldo series of evangelistic meet lugs. They general ly leave such a sweet spirit of agita tion, that it takes a community longer to recover from a icdliot revival than from a world war. A Gnlshevlkl from the Applegate is In our midst today, on her usual trip with a No. 2 shoo on a No. U hoof. Ashland is getting metropolitan fast They have a discussion of the water question going full blast. The percentage ot illiteracy In Oro goti I3 9.137. The percentage of ora tory in each Inhabitant Is nlpttt the same. FROM BAD TO WORSE (A Kansas Paper) Wo wish to apologise fur the nianner In which wo disgraced the beautiful wedding Inst week. Thru an error of the typesetter we were made to say "the rosej were punk." What wo should have said Was "the noses were plnlt." . Better get some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping paper at this office and save 2 or 3 cents per pouu.l. Come and look at It and bu convinced. OLD FRIKNDS drop in from time to time and to stale his tories fjive tongue, and talk about the far-off clime wherein we dwelled when we were younj;. It always shocks me when I meet some friend I knew in clays gone by, who used to walk on buoyant feet, and who was eager, strong and spry. For we re member old time friends as we last saw them, years ago, forget ting how time's passage lends to ruddy loeks the sheen of snow. Just" yesterday James Foster 1'rigg fame feebly hobbling to my. lair; onee he was strong and hold and big, and fit to whip a griz zly bear. And he excelled in manly games, untired he roamed the woodland ways; and thus I always thought of James, the hero of my younger days. And now he's bent and weak and ill, his voice n cackle, shrill and drear, and when he has to climb a hill he always shifts to second gear. I showed amazement as I stood and watched him creaking to my door; was this the hero who withstood the grcenaward champions of yore? "Great Scott," he cried, "can this be you, who onee was pleasing to the sight? And now your girth obstructs the view, your piebald whisker?, are a sight." We waked old memories that slept, and drngyed them forth at bitter cost ; and as we talked we sighed and wept, each found the other such a frost. Editorial Correspondence SALEM After talking over the irrigation situation with State ' Engi neer Cupper, Consulting Engineer J-lenny and J. A. Perry, president of the. Medford Irrigation district, one reaches the eonelUKiun that there is general agreement and every prom iso that water will be secured In 1922 and secured with the Intei-entH -of the properly owners fully protected. Englnt .'.' Cupper will leave Sun day for Medford and will make a thorough investigation ot the present situation, tie has asked Mr. Henny to accompany him, but the latter has to leave for tile east on an import ant government mission, and prob ably will be unable to mako the (lip. He will probably continue as con sulting engineer, however, and being very much Interesled In the success of the project, the dlslrlet will con tinue to liavo (he benefit of his great experience and expert knowledge. After Mr. Cupper's investigation it will bo decided whether or not a Hpcciul outside engineer will be chosen to take Mr. ltea's place or whether in the Interest of economy tho present force of engineers under the district will bo sufficient. Mr. Terry Is hear tily In favor ot getting tho best en gineer available If in tho opinion of (he state engineer this it necessary, so whatever (ho final decision l( can Quill Points The lini'vcstiiig of wild oats always goes ngninst llic groin. 'There arc slill n few people who think n stance is some kind of club. Firms that m-v on the level are the first to get hack to n pre-war level. How (he bigamist, works up Ihe a bigumiHlcry, If the nations ever bill and coo it teaches them to coo. As n doctor grows older and learns more, he scraps most of his vo, ealmlary of big words. It is easy to love a man who unless he calls it n receipt. Tho world will be eold in ;H0,000 of winter coal promptly. Tho man who first called it tho careless with his adjectives. Very likely there will bo considerablv less naintiiisr with nride when armament is reduced. There wilj be few divorces when the experiment the second titine. There are two kinds of men; those whom you can trust, and those who agrcu with everything you say. . While the conference is splitting will tali o her queue from America. Some people are so contrary they they never agree with anything you say unless you are flattering then'.. . . V Scrapping the battleships won't make the world safe for democracy i.nlcss they also scrap their censorships. In a free country every man has a right to uphold his tenets; and also, apparently, to hold up his tenants. Xuw we see it. Tho lion and the Ihe lion's teeth and claws are drawn. It is only n question of time Sacred Order of Kxnlted Midnight Some girls spend their lives many anil spend their lives looking Two influences conspire to make breakfast an unpleasant menl : tl) The grouch the wife has, and bo safely nsserled that the interests of the district will be fully protected. Messrs. Cupper and Henny nre agreed that .the only feasible course now Is to forget recent dissensions and get together on a program ot pushing tho work to a successful conclusion. Today the state securi ties board met with Mr. l'eny and E. UM. Wilson, the district secretary, and went over tile entire situation. Mr. ttoss, the construction accountant, who filed a report criticising certain features of tho district's system of ac counting had a frank and friendly talk and all their differences were ironed out and adjusted. The main difficulty seems to have been that .Mr. Wilson was not in Medford at the time of Mr. Itoss' visit and there fore, certain matters could not be ex plained and a certain amount of fric tion resulted. When nil tho cards were placed on tho table, however, (he securities board consisting of the state engineer,, state bank examiner and' attorney general, decided that af fairs in tho Medford district were such that the stato was justified in paying the interest charges as re quested. Tho state will, therefore, pay $ir,000 to cover the six months Interest nnd It Is believed (here will be no difficulty In this direction hre after. nerve to try it the second time is will bo because thought of tho bill gives you a formula for home brew years. Better lay in your supply "easy" payment plan was mighty the law refuses a license to try hairs about the Far Fast, China lamb will lie down together after until somebody will organize the Lynchers. looking for a husband, and some at the movies. (2) the crouch the husband has. fe?PTfn2l fyio worthy cause is ever- airmed. fa-J LJ' K-armft the oih,er side. . ' WWk - h i M KcVutes rutin tit finest of All Indoor .. . . (S)Biessd is th.e men whose- percentage of f . common sense, runs up into "the So S. Medicine is often, ihe -main. kandic.p Mature ha- to overcome in curing "the aick . Tl i r-olxvwl?' is for only ma People who look to law for justice have their" eves irt the back cf their kesjis. HECK 5AY5: "ifOcaA-'in.' the ha-f.h ftraite 'hooje calls' Tor diplomacy or . ttte -tirst TnaTtitude' HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1. AVbat are Ihe four sacred books of the Hindu religion called? . 2. What is thu Wassail bowl? , o. What is (lie meaning of Allah? 4. What was ''The Passing Itell"? G. Whal wag. i "Thu Fleet"? What is un inconoclast ? 7. What is tile story of "Homi r'3 Iliad?" I 8. What was the "Ijind of liond oge"? , !l. Who painted (lie most famous picture of the last judgment? 10. What is Machlaneliism ? Answers to Yesterday's Quiwlions: 1. What are lucid stars? Ans. Thoso visible to the naked eye. 2. Jlow fast does the blood travel through the heart? Ans. At tho rate of seven miles an hour. 3. What well known name did Washington Irving give to New York Cily? Ans. "Oolliam." I. What lakes does the Detroit river connect? Ans. Lako St, Clair and Lake Krie. 5. What is the title given to the king of Kngland in India? Ans. IOui peror. 6. Where is the geographical cen ter of this country? Ans. It is in .Kansas. 7. What Is graphite? Ans. It is tho purest form of carbon next to the diamond. 8. Who was England's greatest statesman? Ana. CUadstone. ft. Vor what are the lvimherly dia mond mines famous? Ans. Kor.their productiveness. They yield approxi mately nine-tenths of all diamonds produced in the world. 10. Who wrote "Quo Vadia"? Ans. Henryk Kienkiewiez. Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abs(ract Co.) t'Ivult Court. Krwin D. Kins, et vir. vs. Whlte-Shelhy-llunt .Mining Co. Foreclos ure. (lerlrude A. HenncU vs. C. I. Llen r.e(t. Summons. Margaret Hubbard vs. II. T. Hub bard, Divorce. Frank liandlew vs. J. C. Cuss, et al motion. .Margaret Huidiard vs. II. T. Hub bard. Affidavit, Older. I'robato Court, n Peane Swinsoil Affidavit. Kate estate. (minor). Ucal Kstnte Transfers. John T. Wiseman, et ux, to Le vey Ituckiniiham. et ux. W. 1. to Lot 2. block IS. Medford.. Inrni lUlieau Co-operuttvo Kx change vs. It. S. 1'age. Deed to lift 3. block 33. Medford Jackson couaty to C. V. Shep herd. Vj. ( 1). to K. 10 feet of ;ooo lot H. Hunsaker's Add. to Ashland 13 Try This for Indigestion Foley Cathartic Tablets are just the thing for constipation. Their action is wholesome and thoroughly cleansing, without griping, nausea or Inconven ience. They banish headache, bilious ness. Moating, gas. bad breath, coat.'d tongue and other symptoms of disord ered digestion. Mrs. II. J. Marchard, St! Ijiwrence St.. Saloni. Mass.. writes: 1 used Foley l';itiartic Tablets for constipation wita psid results. I keep tliem in the house." Sold everywhere. Adv. o -r--s-v ,'.! ISIS gem V.-i-Wn l'S' - v-Vj. . C.& "y-yt ffportj, i otic io jci ? ( At W -it- 1 Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County Karl Moore, as executor of the Last Will anil Testament of Sarah S. Moore, deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Aus tin L. Taylor and Helen Taylor, his wife. Defendants. To Austin L. Taylor nnd Helen Taylor, his wife, Defendants: in (lie name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby, summoned to appear in the above entitled Court ami Cause and answer the complaint of the plain tiff on file therein against you within six weeks from October 1st, 1921, the date of the first publication of this summons. You are further notified that if you fait to appear and answer the said c'.iinplaiiit within the time aforesaid, tile plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint, a succinct statement of which is as follows: Tlint the Court decree that plaintiff holds a lien upon the follow ing described pmperty situated and being in tho County of Jacksun, State of Oregon, to-wit: "Tho Southwest quarter of the Northeast citarter, the Southeast quar ter of the Northwest quarter, the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter and the Northeast quarter of Hie Southwest quarter of Section Thirty-two (32) in Township Thirty four (34) South of Itange Four (4) West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, State of Oregon, con taining one hundred sixty (ltioi acres. Also all ditches aad water riglus to said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto for irrigation pur poses," in the sum of $5000.00, with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from April 5. 1920, together with costs and disbursements of this suit, and $200.00 as attorney's lees tor the prosecution tliereor. 2. That said premises be ordered sold in tho manner provided by law and the proceeds ot said sale be ap plied to the satisfaction of said Hen. 3. That the puroaaser of said prem ises at said sale be decreed to be en titled to the immediate Kisseasion thoroof, free aud clear of all right, title, interest or estate of said defen dants, or either of them, and that both of said defendants be forever barred and foreclosed from all light, title and interest in and to said premises, ex cept tho right of redemption from said sale as provided by law, and for such other and further relief as the Court may deem ji'st and equitable. Date of Order for Publication of this Summons is September 2Sth. 1921 W.M. S. C liOWKl.L, Attorney for Plaintiff. Medford National Hank Bldg., Med ford, Oregon. Notice of Bon4 Sale Notice is hereby given that sealed proKisals will he received by i he Board of Directors of TOUT VANN'OV IRRIGATION- DISTRICT, at the office of said Hoard, Klrst National Hank Hulldlng, ('.rants Pass, Oregon, until the hour of 10 o clock in tue fori n.ion of tho 2;th day of October. 1H21. for an Issue of Honds of said PORT VN NOV IRRIGATION DISTRICT. In the amount of $?5.000.00, par value, malm, ing serially in annual amounts so as to be approximately eiiual. principal and interest, commencing six years from the date of issue, nil of' said Bonds to mature in sixteen years from the date of issue: said bonds to bear interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Josephine Countv. Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agen cy of the State of Oregon, iu New York City, at the option of tho holder. The Board reserves the right to reject any or nil bids. J MES T. C11INNOCK. Secretary, Fort Vannoy Irrigation District. First publication September iltli 1921. Last publkatioa October :6th, H 1 It is nice to have a friend you can 'always rely on in sickness or 'rouble; one who is always ready to give the assistance you need. This friend you can have and should have it is "ready money" which you can get when you want and NEED it. Theway'to have this welcome friend, is to open an account in our Bank and REGULARLY add to your balance. It will grow and grow and be a sure friend in time of need. Come in. We will welcome you Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reerv j:irJC2:.i 33 Edison announces This 32 page beck tells about Mr. Edison's wonderful new discoveries in what music will do for you. Shows you how to use music to banish that tired feeling, nervousness, blues. Based on 2 year psychological research con ducted under the direction of Dr.W.V. Bingham, Director of theDepartment of Applied Psychology, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Copies free as long as they last. Come in for yours today; Palmer Piano House 234 E. Main St. FRED ALTON HAIGHT TKACIlKIt OF' PIANO tlio modern way. Specialists in accurately adapting essentials and correct princi ples of piano playing to meet the requirements ot each individual pupil ot any age or grade, beginners or advanced. No guess work Classical and popular courses. Harmony and Elementary. Compel lition. Arranging. 1 HAICillT 318 Liberty Building MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGE Leaves Medford 11:00 a. in. daily. Leaves Koscbuig 1 :oo p. m. dully MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES Fa-nvo Medford :()() n. m., 11:00 n. m., 1:00 n. m. 4-a(i U-uvo Uranus Pass 10:00 n. in., 1:00 p. m 4:Oo p. w., S ' t nrs stop at nil intermediate (mints. Waiting room, Medford, 3 S. Front. 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