Medford mail tribune., November 15, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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JSTITION to the ir.-l-.--:,n t.t D-smcr..! Lake in Cft'er Lake
t-GKsl I'irk is d.f.O-uIt t-. ts.vJ.-rVai.L
Crav-r I.ak..- Lus u-mor.,-:.;':- 1 v.i.at t:. Xa:i'.:.ai 1'ark ffrrvW fan
It ! rin-s i;:.-.r jr. :..! t!..- s'a;.- ,i ( r-;..,o., p.-r sq-iare mi!'-,
i; a::y otLer ar.-a i:i tLc sta!-. I-'.-i'.Ui-j Diamond Lak--. which is
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All terras by carrier, cash in advur-c
Official P&r-T of t.T- City of Mfiforesf ,p t:
Meford. Oregon. ucjrf tr.e iot cf i'.irrr
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;ui:;i:;:is ar.- f ..:.ti:.uai'y i,ui r.l-d and ti;(-r UAiur (,ri.!. t-d is in th'-1
iiati'-nal parks. Y.-liV.v'..j.- ark. as a a:ii'- r'-fiiL'f. has ih.ii'- m. .r- !
.i!-::Wi:i in ;.- J;-- -ky Mfjimiain r.-iriori tha:i anvt'iin :i--.
L'i:::n.;id La!:.- v.-ji-!.! i. !..- s::,.- f ,r S.uth.-rn Dr-Lrf.ii. j
I: th- v. fj-ury !,. t hunt.-rs. it mii;ht f.!.-.is- j
art f..r ').- am,. )..' i'.-r a ;!,, Imt it v.-..iiM ih.-hi, th- .-nd !
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"! I i-'i' .-n t!;- t-rrii'.r i.titsid.- as a t'am.- radis'.
I). ii t J.ut l,s,a-. s in t!:- v.ay of l'n-1.- S.un if ! v.iin
Diamond Lak.- in tii- national park ar-a. 1' v. ill m-an an
I (-'-! - a:n an. I a -,'i- at. r to:in..i r v ii'i.- for So;itii--rii Or-
j-fi-iz 'L"'"'c fna'i- c-esticrt. !j -irsw to
ifsep what you've est.
V y't it WVlil fe4.VC to
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Tji -.-rlt'; five'j ir.-f i-rjr.ce-r2 -. T
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Quill Points
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Ye Smurigc Pot
liy ArUiur JVrry
An;, tiiinu' tin' ii'-iirhhor ha
Enthusiastic gents are i-rvclairnins .
that "world disarrr.amtnt is the f-'.-tat- i
irt thins since irolilaiti on." bat If
arma.'r.ent don't work any ly-t'.-r than
Iirohlbltion. t..erc will be a war l.y the
4lh of July.
Persona):!;.- v.i ! t help you on your way, but personalities won't.
Thank
a don't have to
an liieonii' tax lnstaliiiient
nd buy a turkey in tin- same month.
If they ha! any fr!rn!. th-r -o:iM
be a great halfahaloo about hani-'inir
Kathie anrl Kerijy, for the raanler ol
Til Taylor, over a year air'). One iii.fi
who died at the eni of a roj.e, lea!ly,
confessed he Hied the fatal shot, bat
Justice will not be a;iias-d till i:
hangs two more for the saii.e crime.
December 3rd. '
Almost anytliiiiL'
sted for sjiei-dinu'.
can happen now. A Topi ka plumber has ln-i
Tin- iiliilosopher who says our trouble
rif-'ht. Jt is firmamental.
tarieiv mental is almost
There are homes for eats, and every
would like to send there.
woman has ae'iuaintanees she
HAS EVERYTHING, THEN WHY
ADVERTISE
(Salem Statesman)
Rk'h young widow laetty ami af
fectionate. Would marry. Suite
eleven, 10G0I Saint Clair, Cleve
land, Ohio.
J rich. rr-?-n!s bit-es-h probb?in.'.
"to do with, rus son,.
(sery rrtrt IS wrif-t f-.e 15 becEiUf. of
vhat he he.5 done or what he f ain't.
mm,.
7!io beat'tifiol tkin 6,fc;ut
work io thut it
l.'eepj- is ojfc of rv
woman can. -mir ry. bwt itr ii a tl.ctiru-'t
i ... i l . . ii .1
acccmcbsfvmcnfc tc rerr.'3in. an. old 7Tt3idL.
HE2. H ET C f i SAYS :
''Trttz b'trth.-Corttr'a -fclkt?
mwrt have a poor
cpimon. erf "fckis -Tnor-ky-laacL
mwentertt,"
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Let's see, what kind of argument was it t lit- labor
1 fore bombs were invented j
.'itator used be.
The office cynic calls it the fair sex,
as (j""d or excellent.
and then crudes the ma
l'orl.'i'ile houses are ;i
wit portable affections.
hiini.'s if we bud
in
As a host rcsorf, distressed and worn-out conferees usually dei
desperation to be reasonable. -
ide
Sunn-how or other. I limes never fret hard enoui;h to cause
ploymcnt of those who know how to make cigarettes.
llliein-
Don't throw away your worn-out furniture. You can always s.
it to some chap who rents furnished apartments.
I'rinline; of obscene matter in the f 'iiii''ressionul Kecord miirht L'ivc
lication a little wider circulation.
FRANK CRIMES '
(Emporia Gette) j l'orlablc houses are ;( riudil ; but we'd bavi
Frank Gilnies Is dead that v::h eld
ncout, we ne'er shall slc lilin more: , I
He fit 11 fcell in tolJtlc anil bl.-d i'.t
every pore.
It was In the middle nlnetien v.lien
Frank Grimes turned up In the Kan:i::s
legislature a cohort of J. It. Marlon
111 his senatorial contest with Hood
and Ady an l Thacher and I.ucion
Baker whr won. Those who lput aad
thoso who won, have printed more or
less Into their rewards. Dut Frank
Grimes is one of the few who have
persisted. Ho came breezing In from
western Kar.as In some hjiI ol
striped coat that lool.ed like a s"ct
sucker, and that in dead of winter. ; that pul
and was a moat wnnin; ana perhaps
UBeful errand boy for the ICirton ... , .
forces. He was so preen he couldn't j ' don't believe any man in tin
stand against the radiators of the j cs a head waiter looks
Copeland hotel without warping. And j
he knew llttlo of what It was all about. '
Hut he served. He made friend '. and Ladies should be more careful about drawing the color line and
his loyally appealed to those who had i not ft the blush of one cheek higher than the other,
power, and In due course he was made !
state treasurer. The men who con-;
trolled the state convention were Ms j ,l,s I'-lephoiie voice has the sound of a hard-boiled cutr, he is
friends, and he had It coming, so in thej probably a dried-up little runt with a yellow streak.
morals of tliu limn and place he got j '
the Job by right of con. nest. From j
tho statir treasurer's offlco ho went; hyphenated land a newspaper still can print jokes nbnur
into various financial projects. He i Sinm without offenilini,' any of its influential subscribers.
made soino money; probably saved It;
and acquired some judgment, and by . .
staylnK In Topcka watching the end- '" 'llls (-"' '" r.it i"ii we are breeding u lot of fine up-standiiit,' Anieri-
less procession of po'itlcj whlcli is nsjcans, wlio ilmi t look s.-an-d 111 the presence of a butler.
t a great river. I
HCW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 Win re was it that Stanley found'
Livingston in 1S71 ?
".What are the principal tributar-1
ie.-i ef tl.c M !si.-sijii ner'.'
:: How much land r.as the govern-j
i:i.-!it given lor sch'i!s and tiaiver-;
sities?
4 How many sailors did England
take from I'. S. ships before war was i
declared in 1.S12? j
5 What was the natloiral debt at ,
the end of the Civil war?
C How does the president make 1
cummuniraUons to the army? .'
7 What are the four great English '
universities :
i What university did John I).
Hock-fi-Her found?
world really feels as important I
restless as tho flow
and as Inexorable la its change.
Orlrnes came to know many men. and ,
the meaning of their alignments. So! tin
; lio became valuable In politics to those i
who had wiser heads and more d.-vl- i
ous plans than he could conceive. He
died rather a conspicuous figure in
Kansas politics.
And he had Just two major qualities
rath';r moro than most men have
when they get Into politics. They
were industry and loyalty. The aver
ago politician who blows Into Topeka
and lasts two or threo or half a dozen
years 'has no major qualities and what
minor qualities tho averaco pollt Irian
lias aro unimportant. He mny be
smart; ho may ho oven brilliant, hut
because ho is lazy and Instinctively
treacherous, ho goes down. Frank
Grimes with very lltt'.o natlvn wit.
with no sort of brilliancy, and utterly
without charm or talent for drawing
men to him, lived for a quarter of a
century in Kansas politics because he
was loyal, and because ho was not
afraid of hard work. He developed
his two talents to their full capacity
and llfo rewarded him.
It Is happened that In all those
years tho Gazette and Frank Grimes
never woro on the sumo side in any
factional contest In tho republican
party. Every two year found us lined
up In opiKislto sides. Vet In all that
tlmo wo never knew Frank Grimes lo
quit before quitting tlmo nor did we
ever know him to betray a friend or
cause. Ho has seen a hundred men i
more brilliant, morn charming, more
plausible, rise, flaro out. fade and
pass, whllo lie plugged along wlih his
Httlo old two talents and made a living
at a rather uncertain and precarious
business tho governance of a sover
eign people. i
'I"'1'"' ls s '-thine; about (he f,.,. ,,f winter flannels that remind
douohboy of an ,-xpi rience he had in the front line.
Women are more efficient, really. A woman can drive slow and
niek about as many pedestrians as a man can net at fiftv miles an hour.
RipptingRliiiniGs
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4Vslt Mason
THE MOON.
Till' learned l'ro',sSor
there men, perhaps, an
We
I'iekerillu' f.llds life Upon the moon;
' (liekerinir. and i-hasino ihe doul.looii.
vc always tlioin-lit it tenant e,s. and cold and i-rov and d. a.l
witlimit baseball, and penalities, with none to paint it red. Hut
now I'rolessor I'jck'-rini; sees life siL'iis everywhere, nnd mayhe
men are liiuorino in soft drink joints up there; .and 'maybe skates
political as uil'ted statesmen ose. and kiekeis. dourlv eriti'-al.
We've view..! the moon throuoh
s val.s; iIioul:!i fakers, in their yellow
y tab s of liviiiL1 bi-in.-s dwellin-: tln-r.-,
bunk; no orators were yi-llinni.' there,
ivie
ws.
ilenounce the im
telescopes, ils craters and i
scopes, framed up sonic d'..'
we thought their tales wcr,
no statesmen peddled bunk. We oave no titme to biekerini;. our
platform was so sironu'; but now Professor Piekerin.- has shown
us where we're wronu'. lie's found a lot of L-re.-nery. straiiL-c
plants that jrrow ami thrive; amid that uhastly sccui-ry some e..w
feed is alive; and is il merely vanity.' if such tbines appear,
there's sure to be hiinianity on hand. . profitei-r. The l.-iirned
Professor Pi.-kcriiiir to our beliefs says "Sent!" So plav hjm ,,n
your ChickcriiiL, nnd paste hi;n in your hat.
1 llow far did I'aul Revere ride a backing cought, difficult breathing.
the night he made his now famous sleepless nights, raw throat and sore
tilji? Ans. From llostou to Lexing-; lungs. even then a cold yields quickly
ton. ten miles. i to Foley's Hcney and Tar. Mrs. Mil-
i What state has "Sic Semper ton Waite, Hox 32, Azalia, Mich.,
Tyrannis" for a niotio? Ans. Virginia. ; writes: "I have used Foley's Honey
3 What lake si-jsirates New York and Tar for the past 20 years and find
from Vermont? Ans. I.ako Cham-. there i3 no other cough or croup rem
piain. It gets right at the seat of trouble.
t Where is the Dniester river? 'cdy like il. You may use my name."
Ans. It is in Gali 'la in eastern Eur-' Children like it. Sold everywhere. Adv.
ope. i -
i -What is the color of a real :
Scotch terrier? Ans. The Scotch'ter-
ri'.T hits a dirtv white color. i
6-What is the little dome on top j S,m A,,n" s ,'OJI ' I" '' J"".
of a big dome called'.' Ans. A lantern. ' "7 heart lu"' "oarv '" ,k"
- u-i,.. nr,. ..-. . ..rtini.,,) ,in 'To soothe her heart nnd end her woe
i.-er to Haiti by President Harrison? j
Ans. Fn derkk Douglass, an orator.
and journalist.
S Who owns the island of Ceylon:
Ans. Great Britain.
! How does a catfish get ils name? i your gTOCCr'S s00n.
Ans. From the sb-nder barbels above i
CHERRO CHIMES
John iKiuglit her our (TiEitlEO.
(Chair-row)
; CHERRO, a hard wheat blend
For family use.
HiiSafe m Our
L4FETY
VAULTS
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J-ast some little thing going wrong, or a little carelessness,
causes most fires then loss.
When you keep your valuables in your house they are al
ways in DANGER and you fret and worry all the time.
Our Safety Deposit Boxes were made to PROTECT your
valuables and to RELIEVE you of this worry arid loss. Come
in and rent one. You can do so for only a small sum.
We will welcome you.
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
Member' Federal Reserve.
s: :i:Dhmce to the whiskers of a oat.
1'-' From what bird is our Thar,ks
givfug turkey descend-'.!? An. From
the North America:! nil-J tnikf-y.
REDS CHARGED IN
YANKEE BOMB PLOT
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
At prices that yon can nffonl is the policy of this office. We aro be
lievers in a volume of business and not trying to get rich off from a
few patients.
You will find our prices arc reasonable, in fact probably more
reasonable tluin is obtainable hi nny dental office of the Northwest,
and done by skilled oerators, covered by a life guarantee.
Knowing Is Believing
A visit to our office will convince you that our prices are reason
able and the work done painlessly.
DR. O. J. JOHNSON, Dentist
Kast Main Street, over M M Dept. Store, McUfurtl. Phone 06 0
Office hours; 9 a. in. lo 7 p. m. Sundays 9 a. m. to 112 noon. Other
time arranged by appointment.
LISBON". Nov. 1j. MIv the Avr.-
iated l'rcss) Two men said to Ijo
rominuni.-ts have hwn arrested,
h:irj.--d with plarinpr the l.omb whirl;
exploded on the wtainase at the
American consulate htrie November
I. A third man, said to have remain
ed outside as a guard while his om
nnnions did their work, still is lieinir
It Where is the city of Utrecht? .suuht.
1 0 Who was the eighth president
of t!ie I'niteJ States? j A cold, even when it has developed
Answers to Yesterday's Questions j She Knows After 20 Years
'ECIAL SALE
30x3 Ncn-Skid Tires. Price $13.95
Fresh new stock. Factory Firsts. Guaranteed 4,000
miles and adjusted at this store.
Rubber Windshield Wipers. Price GOc each
the mouth which have a fancied re-
To lie coiilinucil.)
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MOTIVE ROBBERY
THE GUARANTEE
it... .-ii
n.ive oii noueeii now many crimes navi
milted n nt'y for the s,,lio of money ,
a house, or carried mi tin- "-rso:i of the
It is m ver safe to keep l.n je
hi run t In- r:
1' the cash.
sums
w pet.
or money with the 'r National, wli
ind withdraw hy cheekinu' :! out.
Vfie First National Bank'
Mridford Oregon
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olli'ealeil ill lj j
victim.' j; '
ol money ..lit or jjj
rial atlaeh. or ,i ;i
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We carry in stock all sizes of tire rims and Weed Non
Skid Chains for Cars and Trucks.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main and Riverside
ASHLAND-MEDFORD STAGE LINE
IIAII.V K.XCKIT Sl'XUAY
I.v. Mcdford 7:1.'. a. ra.. s:oo m.. s: a. in.. S:.".rt a. 111.. 10:1a a. m.
ll:"u a. m., l.':ini Xon. ir.':i:. p. m., i:;io p. m., 2:1.". p. m., 3:U0
p. 10., ::: l". p. 111.. 1 : :'. 1 1 p. n).. .-,;- . r,:,MJ p ni 7.QQ p nl ij.og
p. 111. Saturday only S: I."., p. m., lu:::u p. ni.
I.v. Aslihinil 7:1 r. a. in.. s:mi a. 111. , S:I.". a. m.. r : :!0 a. in., 10:1.") a. b.,
1 1 : "J a. 111.. !2:oo Noon. irj:4." 11. m.. l:::o p. m.. 2:1.". p .m.. :!:0
p. ni., ":4.". p. m., I:::. 1 p. ni.. -" : 1 r. p. m.. : : 11 p. 111.. 7:00 p. ni. and
:':::'.i p. m. and s:4.". p. 111. and U':K. a. m. SaC.irdav onlv.
Sl.Mi.W 11M.V
I.v Mislfonl '.':''" a. m.. 10:101 a. 111.. llnni a. m., 12:00 Noon. 1:00 p.
ni., 2:"0 p. ni.. :::' p. in.. -!:i."j p m.. .", : u 0 p. 111.. i;:::u p. m. 9:30 p. m.
Lv. Ashland a. m.. 1 11:011 a. in.. ll:o.l a. m u;oo Noon. 1:00 p. m.,
2:"0 . m., :::ioi p. r.i.. 4:0" p. m.. r, :i'm p. m., 6:30 p. 111., 9:30 p. 111.
FAIiKS Met'.for'I-Asliland I'-'c: 2" ride book ?5.00
-Medford-Taieiu or Aslilaiid-Phoenix ;:0c. Hound trip 51c.
tax 4c. 20 ride book 3:20
Medfcrd-I'hoenix or Ar-iiland-Talent 2."c. Round trip! 6c.
2a ride book 2.50
Phoenix-Talent. Apliiaml-I.uke's lianch or Jlcdford-Voorhies
l"c. 20 rule r-ook n no
vor ( A. iii;i'kmi ox oris si:u ici:! '
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Miller's New
Radiator Shop
1 Radiators Fenders
Body Work
US X. Grape
l'honc iiiai-it
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Trmrtl Diref.ton
Personal Engraved
Greeting Cards
No Orders Taken
After December 1st
SWEM'S STUDIO
For right prices In
MONUMENTS
j HUAIISTOXFS, COPIXGS,
VAVI.TS, 1.F.TTEI.IXG
'nil repairing old work In cemeteries,
. call or write.
; A.RTISTO STONE CO.
! Work erected In or shipped to all
1...11, m iiio facinc toast.
; 1:17 X. Kir St. Medford. Ore
! WOOD
.FSe-t wohI of all kinds.. Only wood In
city under cover. Also beat Vtaln
I'oal at SIT off car.
! VALLEY FUEL CO.
.2nd ana I'tr I'uone Tt