Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 26, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTm MATTj TRIBUNE, MEBFORUL AREftON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2V 1921' pate FOUR" BlEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NKWSPAI'ER PUBLIMHKl) KVKlty Ai-'TEHNJON fclXC'KIT KUNDAY HY TUB UtUt'UKU PK1NT1.NU CO. S'n Bedford Burnjuy Hun In rurnlctif) uoacrlberB desiring & seven day dully uewapuper. Office Mail Tribune UullMng. 26-27-19 North Kir Btreet. J'hono 76. A - consolidation of. tn Oernocrntlc Tlmea, the Medi'ord Mall, the .Mi-tirm.! Tribune, Tho Southern On-fnluu. The Anhlund Tribune. Quill Points JiutiKiiry iijipiNii's to Ik.- H,ii:iliiii'v:l:tr-ii'ool'. d'od j,u us men; mul tlicn ln-1 j us to provide jobs for tlicm. rodkkt w. m'in.. Kditor. BU.Ml'TKK H. SMITH, .Muimifer. UBICKIPTIOS TEHMkl BY MAIL 1 ii Advance: Tin' sij-fn i i'i f-i n 1 t'-tit nii ot'nn Aiin-rii'i'in li.'iniiol is ilu dry toiist. As lil'o draws to ;i rlosc. s'iiih- ii s -i i t;i!c up religion ; mul some t.dii- j up roll'. ..7.6'l l!iy, without Sumlny Sin, y.-nr.... er.u, i " 1 ' 'ioi...-i. Dallv, without Kinuluy Sun. month .'...I vjaLiv Mi.ii 'rrinuiif. ono year 2.IH' Buuduy Hun, one year . :" BY CAItKIEH In Mi-ilfciiu, Ashland Jacksonville, Central I'otnl. I'luwulx. Talent: ,L Dally, 'Vlth Sunday Hun, month i. Dally, without Sunday Sun. mouth Uallv, without Bund.iy Hun, year ... 7.S" Dally, with h'unrtny Sun, one ye.tr K.bv Ail terniM by carrier, c;mh In al-Hnee Win n tin- 'I'l l'in.'iii sin i-iil.-itoi' u ius :i i : I - of marks liis iii'i" ni'Tcly ! I liuliii liy tin- pi'ii'i' tiny t-li:i ! I'm' tin- slui'f, they should ) jc iilli'il colli i-ali.'iiM lils. Official paper of th- City of Modfora Official paper of JaeKon Coiuitv Old Dolihin liacl liis I'iiulls, ImiI you didn't have to ,j;M'l( up oiu' lind Tool to "ct liim slarlod on a frosty iinirliiiii;. nworn dally aveit.ro tlrriiliitruii for lx montliB endlnn Pel.. IU20. 3-I, Entered aw crwn c-,.-- matter oi Medford, Oregon, under Hie act of Marrl, I. 1879 MEMJSHltS OF Till; ASKtll-'l ,Vl.l PIIKSH. The Asorrlatoil l'r.s In eiclualvelv entitled to tne use for repuhhentlon of Bit news dispatches civil! ted In It. or no' ntherwIH.! credited In this paper, ai d ulBn (be local news puhliHln-.l li.-r.ln All ltChtH of reliulili-atloii of vpecla! iBpstclleEl herein hie also o-y.-rv.:.!. DJob n 1 i n rf Ye Smudge Pot l)y Artlmr J'eriy I Tho fimtlKill Hoason oinls loilny, with tlio oxoi'iilinn of a low Kami's on iln Biilp for ii'Vi'iiiii' only. No inoi i' Oils your will nowspani'r p-adent bo tlii-illo'l by the initjnstic lines: "Tlni local fatii was derealeil but not tiealen yeuteiilay Jy the scon! of Cli to 0, In a well played Kitiiiu on the. part ol' the home h y:i, who uliowed the fli;hll:i;: spirit. Brit, endurance, HpiirlMmanship, and leani work, lint jionsessed no lii'-k. 'I'lie vii; iloi'H were unnecessarily I'ouIi, usiiii-' fou4 tactics whenever they Ih'imnht L I i ; ol'flelitlH were not loeldnK, niel actin;; like u iniel: of lioodluin.".. Our Imya were iierfeet gentlemen, and it is hnpuil that the other teams will profit by thd example they set. All nieiiili 'is of tho visiting team .were old enoiiKli to vote, anil the barkflcW all had whiskers." A Calslieviki stroHrtl down the Main Stem l''rl. pin, whose (Iress had been disarmed. I. el's see; liow was it thai null dodeial justice l.cl'oi'e (lie day of expert witnesses'.' Yon can say one I him for I his n;r. It is developimr some highly trained eon forces. As lone; as Ihe indemnity remains unpaid. tiVrman stiilesinen will I'.a ve a promisin;,' fill lire. The avei'aec man feels all puffed up wilh riolilooiisness when he helps ii lil I le alioul. the house. The first step in the direclion of disarmament has liuen Ihe gradual i liininat ion of wrist wnlclics. few epidemics are expeeled, liowcvcr. in t lit stales that won 'I nd mil hecr for niediciiial use. The wicked pari of Ihe movie, deleted ly the censor, eoiocs in handy to make up poster illustrations for the adverl isimr. Too many people can't distiuL'ilish lielween tile will of find and a yenrnin;; to have Iheir own way. Slill, Ihcre would be no worry alioul Ihe. in t r-ri il ' of China if oilier mi L ions had a lillle mori' inleorilv. A casual review of those who nllend church persuades us thai ihe choir in Heaven will be largely soprano. W tSo ' Fmc '3 81 tnnitef- of "the -most Komve rvnj. yPhMns tmd bad cold, M mMK r- . T-T--. F. vV" P.An j w.' fyi. rr i7 v A'-.iA InSDirctL Titorfi J I. T CJ- "cores" ft f ' -two tKingj. "There seem, to be "ten. waya of being meart Tor every single way of bein dac.en.ii, Jt'j all rilffc io cat onions if yotfVjiov ovf fco keep yoor distance. , Yjhcrt. a town. divIdeSr TLn'r-. -f r? '""iSL itse f into cliques,Aifi iiliiA ii h 1 "The highway .0 "tke Ho"t Place tnaittta.ins i"t popularity whe-fcher' -fcrte Volstead idea is cn-for-ced. or' not. . HEZ HECK 5AY5:rK reduces -hha fMtiirajit:iftM..' r " 9 . . it- Li 3 tKK III the slfiiL'ole lor coiiimcrcial siipreinacy, Ihe nation hut can't keep Ihe puce probably won't keep I he peace. HGW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? "icon kai.io yotilt nioH'io k! l'.ll'll l''OKIIH, COUl) AS MOW. AM. ACCKHSOHIKS. CASH Oil 'I'lOK.MH. 71'' TIIKHIO t'AKS LAST A HAY, IT WILL IIIO A WONDIOK. STAIl AUTO CO.MI'AXY." (Ad I'lineville News I. J Frank and candid. , j PURELY PERSONAL 1 (Red Bluff News) At (he Sunday evening .services 1 at the First M. 1:. Church. Miss Idiella CiUdsh.v, of Pelaliuua, a soprano of rare voire and cull ore, will render, "Kleepest Thou Alone." nnil "O! Day That Shall Not lie." There is one eonsoliii"; thine; about, a war willi .lapan. It would b" a naval war and 1 1 1 - desk men couldn't wear spurs. The names on I he rullnian cars don'l really indicate anylhino. Hill you can sav Ihal about the names on Ihe new novels. Mr. Fatcoo Aihuckle will he actiuil toil, and at best, the jury will dlsaKi-ee hut 11 will he a lout; lime ere he heaves 11 custard pie, or sprinkles himself with a garden hose wilh Ills old lime abandon. It will take two years of concentrated propaganda to recoil Btniet the fat boy as an iiiinol. Three, of the most lhorou:.;h hyster ical fits ever thrown in the columns of i a newspaper, appeared In the Kri. eve. j edition til' the Port. Journal, in Ihe, "Letters From the reople" depart- nient. j Tho foreign delesaleit to Ihe arms! conference are i:oim; home Iicceailn'r Ullli, probably to net a drink, there i not beinir any of the filthy slulT in Ibis. country, under the Prohibition law. BILL CORE'S BOY N. B. (Exchange) Tim hired man In Ills p:uu;ec shin And bis wlshbiine. whipcord jeans. Quits liis eniprlrnil rind for the daily Wind With his pleasant and lir.M ma chines. Garbed like an aelor. be mounts hi: tractor. Which bends to his slic-htcst whim, No tuoro he follows the siu-ly plow-, Tho plow now follows hint. For elKht short hours he tills the soil Till the MilMs titillated: Then his 'bus he'll lodKo in the farm Kara He. Oh Ihe hired 'man cipaled From toil and soil and furrowed liebls. Willie his crops surpass the marl, hit he couldn't describe a curry comb If he stepped oil it til the dark. takes hii afcl- Then the hired man blade And harvests his cheek ar.ain Jlo hides his tan wilh the talcum can. And bailies in the Kircclain; Then with raiment ay he is on hi way Where the jazziest bands perform -For the hired man Is chief of the (dan .Since the tractor hit the farm. Jiut the fanner's wife and the fanner's aunt And tho farmer's daughters sH. They Blurt at IV on the old clock's face And they stick 10 il until IX. No time to primp, nor to roune the lips Nor to pluck an eye. brow thinner For the hired man may have a snap, if R'i! JA&Y Vt Mason, fer3W., yg-aj ON FOOT. 1 KDKSTK1 AXS are often sinners, iioainsl the laws; they're much In blame, when ehoo-choo wagons, made bv tinners, eidlide wilh them and knock them lame. The motorists eel roasts a-plenty , and I hey arc fined and placed in h'oi'k, when Ihey've rim down some i i l; 1 1 1 or Iwenly cheap sports who don't know bow to walk; who dodee around aniono Ihe buses, and laui;li all traffic rules to scorn. Ihe moral driver cusses and wonders why I hey e'er were born, .lust now we are exborlino drivers to end Ihe present rci''n of fear, so (here may be a few survivors when next the census men appear. And I cxborl the walking voters to bear ill mind the rules of lloyle, and mil run down defenseless motors, and make Ihe blood of chauffeurs boil. When someone's hurl I lie crowds assemble, attracted by the siek'nino thud, and si rait; hi way make Hie welkin tremble, demandine; some pool driver's blood. Kill i, may be the hapless driver is innocent of breakiiio laws; yet he is pinched and fined a si i ver-pcrha ps a strileh in jail be draws. And it may be Ihe fellow sirirk.cn lias broken all the rules in sit; hi , has jay -walked 111 his course would sicken all true defenders of Ihe rivJil. And so, while we are loudly pre.ieliine' o 1l10.se who rio aloii',' Ihe street, iiiethinks we shouldn't fail in leaohim.', , walkers bow the wield Iheir feet. I i low (",:ii's the Chinese standin:-:: army ennpare to' thnt ol' oilier coun lilcs? ' :.'--! low much of ihe area of Yellow stone park is ill forests? Mow much are. Ihe railroads of Ibis country worth? I W hat does a main orniiK-oiilumv welsh? fi Who discovered ammonia? (I What is Ihe cortex? 7 How many motor trucks are there in the t'niled Slates? s How biy; is the standin"; army of France? !l When did empress authorize the coinage of one cent pieces? 10 liy what oilier name is New York City sometiaies known? Answer to Yesterday's Questions 1 In what city is Ihe naval observa lor ef the Pniteil States located? Ans. Washington, I). C. " In what year did Hie first steam ship cross Hie Atlantic? Ans. 1 S lil. : I tow much weight does coffee lose in roasting? Ana. Fifteen per cent. j ! Ilnw many miles of railroad are 'there ir Ihe I'rited Mate;-'." Ans. I There are 2i;i,:iaS miles of railroad in I the raited K'.;ucs. r, How many chemical elements are there? Ans. lOltthly-rour. ii Who were some of the oilier dis coverers of Columbus time? Ans. Via- Iconic I'lnzon, Amerigo Vespucci anil ! Francisco OrellaVa. j 7 Who painted Ihe picture. "The I Si:,'ninK of the Declaration"? Alls. I John Trumbull. j S What Central American republic i is almost exactly the size of Xew York 'state? Ans. XicaraKua. ! Xext to the .Mississippi-Missouri river system what river is the longest in Ihe world? Ans. The Xile. 10 What state in the I'nion pro duces the most silver? Ans. Xevada. Cleurloe; lloue I'ljruri's. NKW YOKK", .Nov. L'li. The actual condition el' elearillK bouse banks and trust companies lor the week (five days) shows thai they bold f I 1.5:111, -I I n reserve In excess 01' leifal require ments. This is a decrease of $!", uf,::.f.i:n from lust week. 1 I n n n ir.iiit rs s-ijj 1 Irr.T 1 1 1 jWWB1 1 Western Electric Washing Machines READY TO HELP n iiulnviry i, on. re iinportaiit lo 1!;, out ry at l.iroe II, ni l!,:il 1.1' avrieullnre. That fact was ree--"''I 1,1 1 '"ii'tro iii its r. e, . !,,im to farmers ami l;es!,,rk !'.l;.,e.;. 'I'll'' arrange nK f. r 1 l, n.'loi.r credits Ihroiiuh lo cal commit s ef hankers are imw complete. These loans may be lorn; lino- om . which makes t In 1 1 more helpful still. 1 11.' r 1 I'M ai 11111:11 will he ;!,!, I lo mve t lie 1 lei a lis lo any personally 1 1 1 1 1. t . I . Vne First National Bank' Mrdford Oregon Itlin'ON AKTINcN SAI'ETy IriAf LOCKS AND w'.I.EASeN I SWINGING I lu.VJRSINr. ) FOR J IWKHJCER IN HANDLE K)!? m Jr (JW WRINGER HKmtoy XVTUHHl jr--'l'jll tty WGEARsS Ti vTf ff pi CONTROLS "l INSIDE Y . I g'V-- ' jfl J ILNDLE j I TO TEAR I rm--. . i;OR I L"' ci.OTH. J rf' " i0rl "lBf-- - V MACHINE J 1 top Y4 - r jSjsrr enclosed I I.IXINC ' 1 I - S6-l-jl V i-miko IlTHKOUGHOL'Tl.J k' Vii 3f- no pasovkto) HUSI lI lI LP rv V tllTRUOR Ok 1 ruooF ' s. V2gBS3r tiui-i)HN S j j l't)I.LF.YM. ImacIIINEI I I splash I I ni: u.sko to I easii y I t 'R O O F "" KAI t: 011 1 - y Every Christma.'? will be a merry one for the family who has one. EASY PAYMENTS Paul's Electric Store Cor. Main and Central Phone 90 ImwvYourfiituiv Comfort In the summer time of your life put your money REGU LARLY in our Bank. Then when the winter time of your life comes you will have the necessary comforts and the luxuries you desire. Begin now. Come in and open a bank account. Ve will welcome you. Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reserve. SERVICE GARAGE ' 22 South Fir Street UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT During the coinins' week vi will put on a regular Ck'tiu-up iind (!ct Aciiaiiiic(l Sale of reliable used cars 1'i'oin .lO.OO up. Terms, of course. We liave'some excellent i rucks buys. Here are a few Chevrolet touring, runs fine," only $175.00 Ford touring, a dandy at only $175.00 2 ton Acason truck, new, sacrifice for only.:. .$1750.00 Reo Speed Wagon. Dodge Touring. Dort Touring. 1 Ford Tractor, a snap u and many others Come in early and take your pick iveineniber the place where you and service meet. SERVICE GARAGE 22 South Fir Street Ashland .Winter Fair a December 7-8-9-10 IG DAYS 4 DISPLAYS OF OREGON PRODUCTS GREAT FRUIT EXHIBIT CORN AND GRAIN SHOW DOIV1ESTIC ART AUTOMOBILES and BIG POULTRY AND RABBIT SHOW Also LIVESTOCK , All Southern Oregon invited lo f-end exhibits and participate in the fair. Two o'i'eat buildings The 'Armory and Natato ritmi. devoted to the show. ENTERTAINMENT EACH NIGHT BIG SPEAKERS BAND ORCHESTRA AND VAUDEVILLE CARNIVAL THE LAST NIGHT Write ..the ..Secivlury... Ashland ..Chamber., of Commerce for Premium List and Kntrav Blanks. lint he also must have dinner.