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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MT.DFO'RD, Oft KG OX, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1921
ST.EDFORD Mail Tribune
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Tlmee. the Medford Mall, the Medtor..
Tribune, The Southern Oreg-onl&n. The
Ashland Tribune.
ROBERT W. RUHL. Editor.
BUMPTER 8. SMITH. Manager.
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ix months ending Oct.. 1920, 322
fCn o nt vctnn rttn matter a
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A, Itlt
t THE AWSdCIATEi'
The soHcJHtert Pre us m eicltjaivl
mftVd fr in un- for republication ol
iu litws (jiKpHirns criiitfii to it, or uo
oihfTWSftd credited In this pupcr. and alai
iti otyl iiewa published herein.
Ait t;KhtJ- 'jr rtspuUtcat ion of ptcla
Huicf,t,H hniv In aru also ostrved.
1
Ye Smudge Pot
ft rfhnr f'rtrrf
Now and thrn a farmer In the Wll
lamottc valley varies tho cnrilcsH chain
of broken wi-IhIs from cranking 4ds,
by RettliiK kicked In thu face by a
hor.se.
Nationwide prosecutions of bootleR
rcih, hns ho far resulted In two
HprlnKlni; up for everyone In Jail.
For the millionth time. .Inlin I).
Hockcfellow announces that "money
Is nothlne." This Is the favorite
smart crack of tho oil kliiK, but as
yet, nobody has been able to Ket any
Knsoline, through the medium of ro
0111111; poems.
MBASSADOR IIARYEV is running true to form. "When he was
named, we pointed out the dangers, mid those danger are now
being realized. With rare consistency he never opens his mouth
without putting his foot in it.
He celebrated his arrival in London by telling why America enter
ed the war. and the public condemnation of the American Legion is
merely the culmination of a long series of rebuffs which his unfor
tunate utterance received.
Last Thursday lie made another speech and proceeded to depart
from his prepared address and commit another blunder. He an
nounced that America would never consider an alliance with (irent
Britain, and took occasion to reprimand Lord Derby for making such
a suggestion.
Whether Ambassador Harvey was right or wrong, makes little dif
ference. As a matter of fact he was probably right. But it is not
the American ambassador's province to outline. American policv. It
is not for him to say what America will or will not do in the future,
lie is merely President Harding's representative, and should .scrupu
lously confine himself to pronouncements which are authorized at
Washington.
That such a declaration of policy was not authorized is certain,
just as it is certain that the pronouncement concerning America's
reason for entering the war, was not authorized.
More than that. In both instances the implications involved threat
en to seriously embarrass the administration he represents. .-
The effect of his first .statement will be to .strengthen the impres
sion abroad that I'ncle Sam puts money above evervthiii!. llml hi
professed idealism is bunk, that only fear of his skin, impelled him
lo enter the war and would impel him to enter another.
The effect of the second statement will be to encourage nnti-Brit-
ish propogiiuda in this country, stimulate the pestiferous Sinn Keiners,.
complicate a situation which is already delicate, anil rentier difficult
an understanding between England and America, which is absolutely
essential to world pence and the betterment of world conditions.
America and Great Britain will probablv never enter into a for
mal alliance, but the English speaking peoples, with kindred ideals
and similar traditions, must go forward hand in hand if what we call
civilization is to be preserved. And yet we have America's foremost
representative abroad adding fuel lo the flames 'of Anglo-American
suspicion and distrust.
he answer is Ambassador Harvey is not a diplomat and never
should have been given a diplomatic post. He is a milil.-mt m.litienl
propogandist. aggressive, malicious and vindictive, and his place is
on the political stump or in an editorial bomb proof, not at the Court
of .St. .lames.
235? " """'"'"'",,'-"';,A,i.i..j,o,.
fok-fcf. . be'& chappy.. vX
r . . -aw
UJ 1H hardest think about, ' ? n!sr, . NW
soft driaks ?s K IMJW
beinb satisied with, r , C -fe
tlo man shoold Tnarpy ontil ho knows yhe
diff e t-ence between, senfci tnerct ani sense..
"W. C. T. IT. TAKES CIIIKAT l'AINH
WITH llANQUKT" (Headline of
Yreka Ncwh) All to be cured with
water.
A KKNTMOMW hi:k;s.
(t'llltl l'llllei'ltrlsc)
ICdlttu- of the Knterpri.se: sir
I noticed In your paper of
November 1 wherein you printed
tbnt 1 mado u statement at the
road meetltiB, October 31, that a
fow funernls were needed. You
either misunderstood mo or 1,
mado a misstatement. The fu-
neral thnt I meant was lo wet rid
of tho hammer thnt Is used so
liberally In Hullo munly.
.J hope you will be Uied ciioukIi
to put thlH correction In yunr
paper. Sincerely, ..
J. l SAMI KI.SON.
Durham, C'nl., Novomber 1!, 19-1.
Quill Points
rati iir ia u:.3icj ,-wm t - br
BY ,KJM,W
tKem,.
. v , iSlVi.V s- , . ; r. WW
Dc&d men!s money keeps tt army of lawyers
. alive.
f5) folk5 vk.9 -take -fchiriiis easy may "nofc
? -they have the most 4oru.
J n7
s
fS)All mett. are sel-Pi sh.. and. -fche problem rP
i its 15 boreaoce seiTisnness To -A lowcK
pepcen-fc'aie.
H"Z HECK SAYS: Vw W
r... r-l o.rv.. 1 it t. ills. AM ' ll
"tfie idea
onepace
his-thin.' soi-f:.". 'I '
J
Home women shoot their husbands, and some attain the same end
by frying cvcr thing Ihev cook.
Don't despair. If you have failed at everything else, you can
id ways start a filling station.
Court News
(Furnlahrd by tho Jackson
County Abstract Co.)
Tho European hrllrniwrH who un
runnliiK tho country by Ioiik distance
proclaim that there will ho a rcvo-
lution If tho Htato of .MaHHitcliiiHcttH
hniiKM a pair of Hodn who mado unto
banditry a side line. If tho country
ennnot adminiHter iln Iuwh without
radicals tho world over, bccomlnK
ovorheated. tt Ih about time there
woro two revoluiloiiH.
Tho propoKunda for t ho H;ilviitinn
of Katty Arbucklo contlnucH, and. If it
Ih true, it Ih hth'h timt tlic uuthoritlcit
Jailed the painted bablen who attend
ed hiH jamboree, fur contributliiK (o
the delinciueiuy of an ovorfat movie
actor.
"EDITOIt SHOT IN II IS SANC
TUM" (Headllno H. K. Hullelin)
Tho tendercat uput in the anatomy of
an -editor.
1300,000,000 will be Hpent next year
on foreiRn mlcHlonary work. Thin
would not bo pomdble, except that all
tho home preachers have their sal
aries paid a year In advance.
Tho VnlverHlty of Oregon football
team Ih bek'luninK to nhtw iKtiK of
llfo. Thin may bo due to the coach
picking out titudentH for the bro id
nosa of their backH, instead of their
dancinK ability, and table manner at
n sorority hotipo feed.
Tho DoukIhh county turkey crp li
n third below normal. This deficiency
can he overcome by filling their
crawH full of mind.
A VIU NTATK.MKNT.
(HoM'hurK Urvirw)
Kev. N. M. Shrode of EtiKono
Is tho pastor now of thin dln
Irlct. Ho preachen at Dillard,
Ten Mile and Canias Valley.
There will lie services next Satur
day nlKht and Sunday mornliiK.
. Then ho will fill another pulpit
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Conio out. and K't acquatnted.
and invite him to your homes.
Ho Ih human.
, Tho state of repon is koIiik tr
V'hangr two men next month, for n
'"-murder. Onn man has already paid
In full. Tho shambles wilt be held
on tho same day. If the hangman Is
n trifle nervous, and the knot fall to
lilt Just so, back of tho ear, the help
less victim of an ancient practice will
strangle to death. If the state of Ore
ffon nnist employ the death penalty
for murderers, tho legislature ouht
to mako .arrangement to Inflict it In
a merciful manner by the use of kh
or eloetriclty. Heretofore, they have
had no ttimo for consideration of the
.mjbjoo.t. owhiff to the titanic demand
from tho voters for law governing
tho fish In Kogue Itlvcr.
A cyn'w. Kiiys (lisju'iiwimcnl, vont tnke tho fiflif spirit out of
man. Nousciihc. Look i.t tin k;i isr.
To t:i'khriitc hr. ocntfiiiiinl ol' VolsU-HdiKin, tin mint will doubt'
h;ss (urn out ;i tVw coins with a conventiouid julup desigii.
We trust tlu world scries bt'Kinniu tui Novrmbtr 11 will mako
it a point to forbid bast' stealing.
The two dozen editors in Congress must find it difficult ill times
to overcome the life-Inn habit of cussing that body.
Apparently every accused man is entitled to n trial by jury after
tlu; third-degree thugs have wrung a confession from him.
At any rate, the doughboy on the lihine will teach the unsophisti
cated native a few things about shooting crops mid bull.
The difference between an Irishman and an American is that the
Irishman thinks he isn't free and the American thinks he is.
Il may be possible to establish I'topia, but America's histon
oust rates that a multiplicity of laws won't turn the trick.
A financier remarks that getting up in the world requires
II power. So, for that matter, does getting up iu the morning
dem
ure at
It is charged that America keeps Kurope down and out. AVe may
permit her to stay down, but we're not keeping her out successfully.
RipplingRhuniGs
6 Wait Mason,
mm rmi i w i -
' Blister rust on white plno trees will
not pread from one tllsenRed trco to
'a hnalthy treo without lb" presence of
current or gooseberry t . Xen.
THE HORSE.
SOMLTIMI'S. when viewing motor cars, ami marking how
they slay my friends I sadly say. "I'll thank my stars if this
wild drama ever ends! "l'would be a Messed thing, indeed, if
men these motors would eschew, and go back to the faithful steed
Unit hauled our fathers fro and to." And then dead horses I re
.all, the grand old steeds I used to drive; and, counting up their
failinns all, I'm rather glad they don't survive. Old Dobbin
deeps where clinging vines their soft ami slumbrous shade pro
.luce; hc'il get his tail across the lilies, and then he'd kick the
lashboard loose. Kor good old dappled Trincc I sigh, his pedigree
was long and rich; at every little thing he'd shy. ami (lump the
buggy in the ditch. .And Marb, the Arab, lies beneath a granite
boulder, gray ami big; she'd get the firm bit iu her teeth, and
run away and .smash the rig. And faithful Nemo used to walk
along the highway, while and straight; and he would hump him
self and balk if I'd suggest a smarter gait. And when I think
of all the nags I used to drive in other days. the spavined plugs,
the equine hags, the blacks, the chestnuts and the bays; I think
perhaps I am at fault to wish them back upon the scene, and to
my flivver's seat I vault, and burn three quarts of gasolene.
tilt-lilt Court.
Charles A. Thompson vs. I'hoebe
tloodell, et nl. Affidavit, order, un
dertaking, proof of publication.
Hoy I'eterHon va J. Frank Klstorler.
Kor money.
A. W. Wn liter vh. Fireman's Fund
Insurance Cu. Answer.
Jean A. tiattis vs. Kdwin F. (lattis.
Demurrer.
Sam 11. linker vs. R. .1. Itowen, et
al. Demurrer.
State vs. c.oodwln. Affidavit. Or
der City of Medford vs. Carrie L. It.-uv-son,
et al. Petition. Order appoint
ing, tluardian ad litem. Affidavit.
Default.
.Susie Stewart vs. A. S. Hilton, (ex.)
Stlpulatln.
Geortte Flnley vs. HIk llond MlllinB
company. Judgment of non-suit.
Florence W. Hartzell, et vir vs. H.
C. Hansen, et nl. Foreclosure.
X. .1. Wiley, el al vs. Fred K. Fride.
gar. Jr., et al. Tax foreclosure.
J. II. Howninn vs. H. C. Oodlove, et
al. Tax foreclosure.
William Hays vs. I.. J. Quiitley, et
al. Tax foreclosure.
f. H. Franks vs. c. r. Buck, ot nl.
Tux foreclosure.
Stnto vs. Win. OwIiirs. Motion niid
order.
Prolwrtn Court.
Clara Realties, estate. Admitted to
probate.
Samuel Stllwoll. estate. Mend.
Wm. I'liyne, estate. Older, final
account.
Ileal Kstuto Transfers.
,1. It. MeNlchotl to Harriet K.
MeNlclloll, W. 1). lo lots I
and 2. block S. Haley & Emery
add. to Eagle Point $
tleori;e F. Clausing to :. A.
Chllders. et nl, . AW D. to S
'i of SYV, XW of SW. SW of
.'V sec. 4, twp. 3 7 S., It. 3
West
Frederick H. Clausinit to O. A.
Cbilders et al, W. 1). to Ei of
NV, -MO of SW, SW of SK
sec. 4. twp. 37 S.. It. 3 West
Ij. Davis, et ux, to O. C. Hokks.
W. D. lo pt. NV sec. 22 twp.
OH S., It. 4 West
Cecilia L. Hunsaker to .Vols
Thompson, et ux, Q. C. D. lo
lots 2S ttnd 2!l, Ilunsntter's
Add. to Ashland t
Hurry C. Evans, et ux, to Ida Jf.
Steele, W. D. to pt. lot 2.
block 2. .MillKUS Sub. Dlv. to
-Medford
tleoria Ana Poley, et vir, to
Jacob Hertr, W. D. to pa. D.
L. C. 51, twp. 38 S., il. I West
Ida M. Steele, et vir, to Harry C.
Evans, et ux. S. W. D. pt. lot
2. block 2. MiilR-us sub. dlv.
to Medford
Joseph Hannah, Jr., to Joseph
Hnnnub. Sr., W. V. to lot 9,
block C, Imperial Add to
Medford
George E. Pitts. to Lola S.
Pitts. Q. C. I. to ininillK
claim in Jackson county ....
J. A. Keuter. et nl. to Eliza
beth Mentor. Q. C. 1). to land
In sec. S, twp. 37 S., It. 2
West
J. Co. B. & h. Assn. to Robert
Mcllveen, et ux, deed to lot
10, block 2, Itoss Add. to Med
ford '
Allen IX Curry et ux to Van It.
Gilbert, lot in blk. 9, Park Add.
to Medford
3000
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R0NCHITIS
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cheat thoroughly with-
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NIGHT Entire Lower Floor. t2:
Halcony. S rows $1.50. .four rows $t
SPECIAL SI X. M.VT.-rFloor. 11.50; Halcony. l and 50c.
ADD TEX PI:U ( EXT W.AIl TAX
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW'
1. When is the ik-si "--
soft maple trees?
2. When did Marie Corelli die.
3 What Is the atmospheric pi-enure
at the level of the Bua7 .
4. What well known . expl esslon
did Horace Greely make?-
5. If a football player is tuK. n
from the same is it possible to re
substitute him?
6. What is black damp?
7. What is narwhal?
g. fly what name was Johalin
Strauss familiarly known?
a. Where is Avlona?
10. What was the only land battle
of consequence won by the American
forces during the war in 181-
Answers to Yesu-rtlay-s Questions:
1. What will keep a windshield
,..., ..th..rlne- moiStUI'C? AllS. Vt IPC
it with a cloth dipped in glycerine.
2. Who presides over n.-- . -
of Lords in England? Ans. The Lord
Chancellor, who is generally a cabinet
member. He is appointed.
3 What state has the most vacant
,-. An vevada. There
pUOIlc ittiiu ;
are 02.742,711 unappropriated acres.
4. How many letters u -
the Phoenican alphabet? Ans.
Twenty. The alphabet ended wnn
tho letter "T."
5. What IB an indication that one s
brenkfast has been too scanty? Ans.
Exhaustion, headache, and even nau
sea indicate that brcakfst was not
sufficient.
6. What are ndenolds? Ans. They
are soft masses of tissue in the nasal
cavity.
7. what is tne most mm
order to have ' good health? Ans.
Sleep.
1 8. ' Does a blight light cause the
'pupil of the eye to expand or con
tract? Ans. To contract.
y. What is the weight of water ln
the body of u man who weighs 15u
pounds? Ana. HI pounds.
10. What are wounds? Ans. in.
juries which penetrate the skin in
any way.
COMMUNICATIONS
I'ersliiiinoii Club rows.
To the Editor;
Now that the persimmon question
is being discussed, K. L. Cook of
lltock Point states that there are two
trees on his place that have been
j there for years, having been set thero
bv the late John K. Satterfield, an Ir.
dian war fighter of Itoguc River val
I ley. There is an abundance of fruit
on them and Mr. Cool: Is sure tho
fruit is Just as puckery as that of Mr.
Westeiiiind's or Mr. llouck's. Thero
are others in the lower end of tho
'volley thnt have persimmon trees.
M KS. K. lj. COOK,
Gold Hill, Nov. 5, 1021.
Remains of crocodiles have been
found in England and France.
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child is
listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or has
colic, give a tcaspoonful to cJeanse tho
liver mid bowels. In a few houra you can
see for yourself how thoroughly it works
all the constipation poison, sour bile and
waste out of the bowels, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves a Bick child to
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has direc
tions for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle; Mother! You must
say "California" or you may get an imi
tation Iig syrup.
Whose Birthday
This Week?
Someone dear to you Is a year
older today. Help ease the
night of tinto with a remem
brance of nature's most exqui
site offerings beautiful cut
flowers or a plant or fern a
gift eloquent of sentiment.
Maddox & Bonney
100.VK. Main St. Phono 37 1
AVo deliver
GROWING UP WITH THE BABY
Reeently a Portland mother opened n Snvinjis Ac
eoiint. for her eight weeks old hnby, and carried home
a small bank. She said it was to be lief little
daughter's "college fund."
This is an age of specialized training. Your child
will be handicapped without it. Kven tho he or she...
is but a baby, it is time to begin saving for future
education.
And the First National is a good place to keep that
fund. The interest we pay will help it grow.
Khe First National Bank'
ISi
II ni mi. i " , minim,- fj
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
THE FORD SEDAN
v,.!'11 fnmily M i,,,cr Car- Kndo,.M ami
.",??, 0" foW 0,;r!,i"v ,,n"- Attractive nntl ens" o
operate, economical In first cost ..ml in operation
ami durable. l fct every tlctnll of the new Ht,
Ve would tm plense.1 to show vou thl, IHUr,
rnr ,lomon.ra.e you it., superior tent rcV "nit
n, lord Sedan owner what he thinks of his inr.
C E, GATES AUTO CO.
Cor. Sixth and Poctfio nishwuy