Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR Mepford Mail Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO. The Medford Sunday Sun Is furnlr.hed subscribers desiring seven day daiJy newspaper. Office Mall Tribune Building, li-ll-li North Fir street. Phone 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune, The tioulheru Oregonlan. The Ashland Tribune. ROBERT W. RUHU Editor. 8UMPTER 8. SMITH, ManaKer. T7B8CBXFTXOK IIWII BT MAIL In Advance: Dally, with Sunday Hun, year 17.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .76 ' 'Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.... 6.60 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .81 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year t oo Sunday Sun. one year J.Oo BY CARRIER In Medford. Ashland Jacksonville, Central Point. PnoonU. Talent: ... Dally, with Sunday Sun. month .76 Daily, without Sunday Sun. n-.onth .G. Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.... 7.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.6u All terms by carrier, cash In advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official puper of Jackaou County. . worn daily avernpo circulation for six months ending Oct.. 1920, 3226 Entered a sewm- cyhi matter at aiedford, Oregon, under the act of March I, 18111 MEMUERS OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Asosclated Pres Is exclusively entitled to the use for rppulillcatlon or til news dispatches credited to It, or no' otherwise credited In this puper. and also the local news published herein. All rifthts of repuhlcalion of special llspatclies herein are alBO reserved. Smudge Pot The Cong. Roc. containing the un expurgated spoGcb nml notes of Hup. Blanton has arrived, People desiring to peruse the same are ronuested to bring their own pitchforks. One of the many defects or the pro hibition law In its Inability In recog nize that tho poor ninn with the flu is as much entitled to a shot of hootch in his hour of need, as the rich man with pneumonia. - It is about time the high moguls of tho esteemed Bspee, solemnly prom ised to abate the blockade at the Main atom Xing, with the result that tho nuisance becomes worse than ever. Center beat Harvard 1! to 0, Sat., Link McCorniack, the raucous Vale rootor barely escaping with his cane. THE ORATORICAL DULL IS NOT EXCLUDED, ; (Ashland Tidings) To whom If may concern;, . This, Is ,' to,,dv)sn ttV. general public, that thero will ho no live stock of any description allowed on tho djiatitaurjjiii'' grounds' or'1 housed In the' Cu'a.utnuqu(i, tiller-. ' naclo during the proposed Ashland Midwinter fair, or at any .other time.;-The secretary of tho 'Ann-' land 'hanibor, ,ot .pmimorco ..nnrt,,, the honorable (?) mayor to thu contrary notwithstanding. Slgiied: ! MRS. n. li GLteVN,' I; UMltS. S.i I'ATTKKSON,.. 'I TrustouB. A number of fairy lands have been reeommendod as sultablo for the de tention of King Charles, the royal hell raiser. Nono have n mean cllmntu. His Highness ought to bo exiled to an Askir.io vlllago In the north of tireen land, to spend the remainder of bis days 1n an Icehouse. Instead, all tho lands to which ho may bo ncnt havo a liloasnut climate, with no max. and mill, to speak of. It would bo too bad If tho cllinato did not cu-urdinato with his clothes. Right off tho hat, Mr. Tumulty in bis glorification of Wootlrow Wilson nays Theodore Hoosevolt offered him a bombproof Job In a swivel chair, if he aided him In hl ambition to secure command of a division In I'Ynnco. Tit. failed to realize his ambition, hut he knew his man. "Aulinnn Sale. Most or (ho prices will astound you." (Ad Portland Jour nal) Not a hit of doubt about It. Henry Ford wants to bo president by selling fertilizer to farmers cheap. Olio flivver In (ho White House in a century Is enough. Joss Wlllnrd, who Is going to fight Jack Dcmpsey, July lib, next, says he j win uo no iignting until then, and thero Is cousldorublo doubt that he will do any then. This is tho season of tho year when turkeys that lived nil summer on grasshoppers, nro advertised ns fowls that subsisted entirely on chestnuts nnd pure cream, for tho Thanksgiving trado. Tho "Go to Church Sunday" move ment can't make much headway against tho cturnul world wide Co to Hell years. MEDFORD PEOPLE PREVENT APPENDICITIS Many Mod ford ipoplo nro using fltinplo glycerine, buckthorn hark, vie. ns mixed In Adler-i-ka. This ftuslien HOTH upper and lower bowel so com pletely It removes nil foul accumu lated poisons from uliinentiiry canal and prevent n appendicitis. Adlir-t-ka relieves ANY CASK pn on stom ach or sour stomach. Often OUKKS constipation. In one en no of chronic stomach trouble ONK bottle produced wonderful rcRiiltB. I .eon It. Ilnnkins. drngglHt. Adv. A POOR BEGINNING. TUMULTY'S first installment is disappointing. President AVil son's former secretary spends most of his time in casting brick bats at Colonel Roosevelt and MeCoombs, two of Mr. Wilson's most active enemies. AVe don't question the truth of the secretaries' assertions. Me Coombs was probably an embittered and vindictive man, and prob ably T. It. diil offer the president 's secretary a job in case he, liim hclf. was (riven a command in France. lint attacking dead men is not only bad taste, but futile propo pnndn. If this is to bo the Boswellian angle, then President 'Wilson will 'be injured rather than benefitted by his ex-aides efforts. AVhat has passed has passed, and it shows a small and paltry spirit to dig up trivial incidents, when the principals involved can't be called to explain them. Far better let the controversies rest, particu larly when they were given birth in the atmosphere of personal and partisan politics. Tiinmlly could do great good by giving the inside history of the Paris conference, from President Wilson's standpoint, which has never been given, he could contribute materially to literature if he would give intimate glimpses of President Wilson, the human being, but raking over the dead ashes of inconsecpiciital clashes, (here is nothing in thai, only trouble for himself and for his chief. Quill The melting pot is now used for .An agenda, like charity, covers Whatever Americanism may be, Uriel' explanation of the hatred first." Retail prices didn't even stay of nine. When the world's arms are removed, the jingoes won't have a le lo sland on. The only time in history when when Cain got. his. Among the 'isms that have cooled off considerably in the last year or two is patriotism. Autumn is here, and the house shortage will soon become more acute as people resume the practice of starting fires with kerosene. The brave go where duly leads, even when it is a tariff duty lead ing to the pooi'i'iouse. "No beer, no work," wasn't was an excellent propliecv. :" i'.i . ;. , , . ' An itching scalp causes hair to fried. Is, to fall o.lll. '' ' ., Ireland is1 anxiously, warned ' that taxes have .mounted steadily ver.. since ttii's beciniie. a'free' ctninlr'y. ji . . u.. . HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 Who. invented the morris ehnlr? 2 -Is the road to the summit of Pike's I'oak a private or a state high way? ' 3 ll'iw much did tho presidential yacht, the Mayflower, coat? 4 What Is a person called who re fuses to pay mouth huts? 5 Where Is malarial fever found In this country? (I What is fatalism? 7 Of what Is Fuller's earth com posed? S What Is guninotal? ! What is tho meaning of quintes sence? lb What Is Iho liquid III the storm gliisn of a thei monietor? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 Who built Iho first motion pie lure studio? Aus. Killson. it was so constructed that It could bo movod around to follow (bo Btin. - What Is tho correct nnnio for the filial book In the llilile? Ana. The Revolution of St. John tho Divine, not "lteveladons." .'I What is the membership of tho American Legion? Ana. The paid i!i membership Is one million. There RipplingRhijmGs softs Valt THE M0UKNER. MY Ml.Vl) liml n row ii so pillcil and sore, from viewing social smashes, 1 starlet! for tlie sackcloth store, to buy a ton of ashes. "These modern ways," I said aghast, "are all beyond en during, and every stand-by of the past has broken from its inoor ill":. 1 do not like to kick ami carp, or shed the tears in billows, but I must hang my famous harp upon the well known willows. For tilings have changed siueo I was young and lived in far Au rora, and dizzy curves are daily sprung, that capture my Angora." Ami. Dunking of that storied town, old men I recollected, who used to wander up and down, disconsolate, dejected. Oh, that was forty years ago, and they were always saying that modern things were steeped in woe, ami virtue was decaying. "And are we old 'boys dotard sires?" 1 cried, "has old age hipped us, that we intend to hang our lyres upon a eucalyptus! Have I grown like those gray beards dour who groaned in bygone seasons, and said the world was turning sour, and bored us with their reasons? I'll have to can the sob and sigh, discard the mourning border: no bolt of sackcloth shall I buy, no ashes shall I order." And then I went to Jimpson's shop, where ice cold drinks are mingled, and .Irani; three tpiarls of lemon pop, and through my works it tingled. BEDFORD ITMC TRTBTJXE, Points nielling tar. a multitude of sins. it isn't pessimism. of aliens; Mv folks came over down long enough to take the count the mark was worth so little was very successful as a protest, but it 'fall out, and an itching palm causes '"l '' ' ' " are another million members classed as being in arrears. I Who was tho only man (o hold tho permanent rank of admiral of the United Slates navy? Ans. Admiral Dewey. . B 13 tho prune a plnin? Ans. It Is a varloly of plum which can bo dried without fermentation. What Is Friar Tuck in Scott's "Ivnnlioo"? Ans. Robin Hood's father confessor. 7 What stream rising In Texas Is one of tho four largest tributaries of the Mississippi river? Ans. Tho Red river. s Who was tho author of Supho? Ana. Alphonso Uaiulot. !) In Irish and Scotch legends what was tho banshee? Alls. It was a fo inale fairy whose visits foretold death. 10 How Is till plate made? Ans. lly coaling iron plnlo wilh tin. Quotations You Should Knmw "The melancholy days are come, the siuldrst of (tie year. "Of wailing winds and uiUcd woods anil meadows iirnwn and soar." Win. Culien Itrynnt. Mason MEDFORD, OTJEfiOX,' MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1921 GO TO CHURCH I Medrord's first "Go to Church Sun day" was a great success In every way, all of the churches being crowd to capacity both morning and evening, and the sermons being of a high order throughout. Brief accounts of the ser vices from some of the cliurchcB fol low: P First Methodist "It has been a wonderful day!" This characterization of CSo it,o Church Sun day was on the lips of scores of people who were in the audiences which taxed the seating capacity of Klrst Methodist Episcopal church at both regular ser vices yesterday. The Sunday school and Kpworth League services "ran ! high" with interest and in attendance. llishop Wm. O. Ssepsrd delirered s masterful sermon at the evening ser vice on "The Church In the New Age." He showed that the church with its message of I lie gospel of love is the most powerful civilizing and cultural agency in the woi Id. At tile morning service the pastor preached on "The Church, the Servant of the Community,'" emphasizing the fact that the church can justify its existence only in Bcrvlce, He said that the church is a servant of the com munity in that it bolus before the peo ple the loftiest ideal, furnishes sanctu ary f ir tlie s nil, and gives a Christian clti.enshl;). The music at all the services was commented uisin as being of the high est onler. ' ! Characteristic of the day was the lacic of denominational emphasis. Christian Church The morning service at 11 a. m., was hugely attended, the auditorium being filled, many new faces were present, some for the first time in the Christian church. Though the pastor was sick and hardiy able to be present from la grippe and a severo cold, many were beard to say it was the best sermon SUNDAY PROVES GREA SUCCESS he liml ever preaelied In Medford and sllSReBtloll ana filie(i tile one lady went so fur ns to call tip tlie!, f tl prp8ilvicria'n , piiator after elitircli and tell Mm that if hcini; sick caused him to preach Htieh sermons, she hoped he would be sick every Sunday.'1' The theme for discussion ns, "Th4 Most Neglected Prlvllene of tho Christian Church." That prlvllet;;, said the speaker, was prayer, which is the Christian's strong hold, nnd to deny pniydr nnd'lts power; is to deny the instincts-of the l"imn 1 jnHlir.a0n . ; rate, lor; man has over prayed, andj :At 'tlle mornng sei-vice Her- 15. P further to deny prnydr 'In to' deny the T;aWrence stated nuinv l e.isons for not Holy Scriptures, fur most of the great ;. omg to clint-cli, such 1 ba "I had too promises of. the' Uihlo nru. connected i m,lch cilurc, , my youth, "There are with prayen. .To deny tho power, nnd too nlanv hypocriies in the church." necessity of prayer 'Is to say. that Jesus ..y0111. cn.ch is too C()1(1 ilm, iu,spit Christ is not it safe oxampler lor He nbio" "Services aro too dull and im both taught and practised' prayer.' ' Interesting," and !'l need Sunday out Tho telephone and wireless were of do(rs ror hcaUll ,.easons " nml an. used to Illustrate the possibility of swerinc them and then stating as the communication between man nnd man for long distancos and that God could not hear our prayers If sincere was ab surd, and further If Edison could In vent a machine that could record the shortest sixteenth of a note of the least important instrument In Sousa's baud Is it not reasonable to believe that God who Is omnipotent and omuls cent can record the faintest cry of Ills children on earth. Tho evening service was largely at tended, tho auditorium being well filled. The music by tho male quartet was well tnkon and tho solo by Mr. Scougal was a gem. As a whole the First Christian church believes the Go to Church Sun nily wan a decided success from many angles and believes the results will be lasting, and wishes to thank th Mail 'tribune for Its hfsirty support, timly edltorisl lid encouraeement in the project. . i First Baptist Church I.nrgo audiences were present at until services at tho First Hantlst church. At tho evening service nil Church" Sunday. The pastor, Joseph seats were taken and manv chairs I w- Angell, spoke on "America Today used. The presence of strangers was nnd ' tllc t-'onfmu'0 W'nin- ni.irked. nnd n splendid spirit was,"10"1'" . , , , ' , , M. F. Sheets sang as a tenor solo, manifest. Co to t hutch Sunday was n Mni.Dprmd'B arrangement of the 91st ui'ii i.etier nay lor mo liaptlsts. rnen,.i. sacred concert was said to bo equal if not superior to any given by the choir since the coming of Mr. Walker. There was n pleasing variety, nnd the quality or work elicited many favorable com ments on the part of tho hundreds present. I!ev. F. H. Loach gave two forceful messages on "The Value of Church Going." Among other things tho speak er said, the present decline in church attendance is duo to tho larger place given today to pleasures; to the rush In the business life: to tlie misunder standing of the real program of the churches: and to Indifference and carelessness on tho part of the people, rather Hum to any hostility to tlie church Itself. Noli church going Is re sulting ill making the people irrelig ious, in lowering the morals of the na tion, and Is a blow at our Institutions. Church attendance is a duty every per son owes to himself, to his country, to tho community and to God. It is a cowardly act to want the church for the sake of the community, the wife and tho children nnd in case of sick ness nnd death, and not support its services. Tho renewal of the church going habit Is one of the greatest needs of the hour. Religion will soon vanish with the absence of church at tendance, said the spenker. Presbyterian Church A host of pisiplo who seldom attend church, took to the "Go to Church" -a BY RnM-f- "inn ii'- &P2Z&'. Cf"l '"I fcyOrl Modi, (j)tLphe possession, of brains Seems SsBsnoA "to kep men. out of office.. Nobody amounts To much. A until people beftin. "to sav Sneering S "irimtjS about ) U I n . . , v )The way "to beat a diplomat ifto-fccll liiia the trutKi he won't recoftnize .it. Haly mammiM or torr plugs yneike a of trovoie, Agricultural colleges Tcinno now Hn.. I I mi 90 main amlUor- chnrcli yester- (lay mol.ning. Jt waa nn insi.lrinK aud ience made up of many of the business nnd professional men nnd their fam ilies froni'tho'city and-ninny families from the surrounding", country. Atten dance was close to Hjii-fpr the. bay. 'Many expressed themselves as greatly -pleaded' with- the servioes -ol ,ho , in t, thot i,ni,,f,o mid greatest reasons for church attendance the tact that the flneat and best things of our civilization have come from the church nnd also because each man needs it for his own personal soul's welfare. The music by the mixed quartet, violin solo by Carleton Janes and solo by Mrs. Strang were an inspiration. SI. K. Church, South. The .Vain Street M. K. Church. South, was well filled at tho morn ing service, and a very good eongrn gntion at the evening service, sermon by the pastor at both services. Sub ject for the morning worship was "The Vital Relation That We Sus tain to !2arh Other." The congrega tion voted unanimously to support tlte effort that is being made toward dis armament. There was a. decided in erease in the Sunday school and in ths attendance at the Kpworth leatue. All the services of the day were very encouraging. I'hocnii Church. A large congregation was present Sunday morning at tho Phoenix church to join in observing "C!o to ,1I felt tbnt the service, song nnd sermon were of especial Interest and help. Tonight, Monday, the young people havo a Hallowe'en social (in cos tunie. where desired, but without masking) at Clyde Hall, with games, light refreshments, etc. Card of Thanks We wish to tlianU our kind neigh bors and friends who were such a won derful help to us in our sail bereave ment of our son and brother; also for the beautiful flowers. SAMUEL F. COY .U FAMILY. 190 Royal Arch Masons Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 Special Communication, Tuesday, Nov. 1st, 7:30 p. ni. M. E. M. Degree. Visitors welcome, mi A F. XOTH, Secy. DAY OR NIGHT course w 1 ifimMm. 1W tfKS mm WEEKS-CONGER CO FnnfrJ Dlrtton Slf - 9"4 - Utl - - Iht. wtJ(j A,M. id,0cfn. not "the only on.es 'tktrt out kaii. lerb t, "jy T,N ? ougltfr -to pui; in. a t;c "to ra.$e common. sense, 1 l , Mm rm' SW J l '. HEX HerCK SfYS: iookinb -mert. over -for a " I & J U. -V ritt'a(xa..), womart. cicl o tori- j '.mewl 'dPouu vvuu he is a.s She aoes. what he's 6ot..; WITH THE AiRPLANE EA III S.-r-At,, tho great airwjvy con gress now being organized In Paris in conjunction with the autumn "Aero Show, an effort "Is "to" liemfffle to' Wn' up missing links juUhe world. alrphajh. Should this boihpamiptfshod-a frlrtili round the world by'dir In "408 hours j and at a "costVif nbout"6S8 pounds -will ! be one of the possibilities of the fu-j ture. Airway experts are now ready i to specify the machines and map out the route. Leaving London at S a. m on Mon day, they say Constantinople could be reached at 4 a. in., on Tuesday and Cairo the same day. Then with a berth booked on nn air leviathan, Sydney, Australia, would be reached at 10 a. m., the following; Tuesday. I After this, taking the raciflc in ' another great air voyage, they figure that the passenger would arrive at San Francisco at 1 p. m on Saturday. Tho next stage would be tho Trans American routo to New York which, would be reached at 10 p. m., on Mon day to take another air liner to London where it would arrive at 8 a. ni. on Thursday. Tho distance covered would be 27,000 miles In the space of 17 days. This would put Jules Verne's SO-days trip sadly In tho shade. lint this Is ns jet a dream of tho future. Tho 704. steel trap was invented in Qtiurwir ijAanr!1 swiff WE'LL APPRECIATE IT If our customers find our service helpful, our fa cilities ample, and our spirit co-operative, we'll ap preciate their telling newcomers so. , We believe that the First National does constructive banking; that it is increasing community prosperity; and that it is adequate for the banking needs of everybody in Jackson County. But "recommended by our loving friends" has a meaning for us. first National Bank ncaFORD IB f NEW YORK WOMAN TELLS EXPERIENCE ON HER RECOVERY "I suffered for ten years from tier vous indigestion. I had no appetite niirt niwnvs felt miserable. I was in such a serious condition I thought my time for this world was getting snort. Mv food didn't seem to nourish mo at all and I only weighed So pounds. "After taking inniac i no" h 108 nnd -am saining every day. Oh! there is such a wonderful cnange now. Tanlae relieved my troubles so quickly it surprised me. My uppetito is splendid. I have plenty of strength and feel better than I have in years. I wouldn't take one tliousanu nouars for what Tanlae did for me." The above statement was mndo hy Mrs. Clara Lehman, Bristol Hotel, Rochester. New York. Taniac and Tanlae Vegetable Pills are sold by the Vest Side Pharmacy, and by leadlna druggists everywhere. Fancy Candles Something Different No Two Pairs Alike Any Colors Desired We are laying aside for Christmas now Medford Book Store 34 N. Central . ,. We are moving our Flowev . Shop from 206 West Main street to 229 'East Main ; Street, occupying, space ' in', i '''' ' Crowaon 's Confectionery. You are cordially Invited ' toj Visit us in our new loca- . M ' tioji and see our special dis-. play of 'Chrysanthemums Wednesday and Thursday, November second and third. Maddox & Boniie Flori3ts ARTISTO STONE CO. Tou can appreciate only by calling it our factory the many things of huty sad vilus, ws have to offer in art stone ptsoducts, Marble Lumber, Marszzo, Scagliols, Terrazzo, Clay Modeling- and Plaster Decorations, Mantels, Floor Tile, Bass, TTalnscot, Table Tops, Lawn Kurnltur,. stc., re&d,y mado cement sldawallta. 137 North Fir Street Medford Oregon msWJMmI A'1