Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPZGE FOUIZ rEDForji) matt; tobttnk. medford'. 'ovxao. TnrnsTVY. ramrnn? .". 1021 ilEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER CBLISHEU EVERT Al- TEl-.NOOt. EXCEPT SUNDAY 1! V TJifc ' UUiltiKD Pi-.lNl-.li Cu. ! Tm Mtlford But-liy u f .rr-ttni., j tubserlber dsirir.f levee dty daiiy j Editorial Correspondence Office Mail Trib:in Bulling, 25-27-23 Sorth Fir atreet, Phona 76. A consolidation of the Dernocritlc limes. tht MedfoM Mall, the Medforrt rribune. The Southern Oretfonlan. Tee lahl&nd Tribune. or j: ROBERT W. RTHU Kdltnr. , SUMPTtR 8. SMITH. lUr.aier UBICKEPTIOJf TElMIl 1 T MAIL In Advai.ce: ! Pally, with S-jmiay Sun, y-ar T. r ! Dally, wiln Hurray Bun. month 7t Oally. without Sunday Sun. -ar... 4 ; Daily, without SjnOay Sjn. tr.or.tii .6": Weekly Mail Tribune, one ysir 2.' : Suri'lav Hun. one ytar 2'm- i T CARRIER In Meforrt. Ashland ! Jacksonville, CentrtJ I'-iiiit, Pi.c-nix Talent: ! Dally, with Sunday 8'in, month. . .t Dally, without fijr.'lay Sun. m-ritb ; Dally, without Humiay Sun, y-ar .. 7.5'j j Dally, with Sunday iun. or.e year 8.5" Ail term by carrier, cann In fc'jvKr.ce Entered a scrm- matter at j tfedfnrd, Oregon, under the act of March j . 1878 MEMBERS OF THK ASSOCIATED PRKHH. The AtosctaUd Press Is exclusively j tnutiea to me use iur reun.ifaiion or &j uefti alhpaich'S cr-d!t'i to it. or not otherwise crtllt-d In this vu;' T. and aibo tbe local news published herein. Ail riRhts of repubK-Tion of ;c!al tloMtche herein art also reserved. room tha: Tn: .vvr.r;t'-r fal cir'.-Its Is not to rf" i.-: p: or i.r.r m.- you: V-..U rr.t- from T ?!- f;o";r, t 1 tho .sun was sninini; tv'-.S rir.U, v.'.-U how n;- all th; folk.i ;tt 'jo;;ir. jw-x iho s.irr.-, rial to you. fj'-t ' if--l'l-r:t'.s ra'-s.sat'". ,:u, :f you had i i i.jt I j.jvt :.;. ir.; f H t!-i:.,r.y r. r.- 'o i in y tr. h'-'.v if I k-t. J 'rVt Vi oi ry, . :.- ir.ari fx or: '.'oy- 'J i I. ' t:-.n. .Mo: It To ' Ml, t a j : -i; Ye Smudge Pot Ily ArUiur Terrf Mrs. Houbfin of Now York who let aayllght Into a Dr. Glickmann of the eame hamlet, claims that doccasod hypnotized ,her. While mcsmerizcil she strolled Into his office, and shot remarkably straight. The premier social and artistic event of the year, the 17th annual hog hefting contest of C. SS'it; Ash pole will start next Monday. The piece de resistance will be suspended by his hind legs in tho v. k. meat house on above date, and all are invited to give tho swine tho once-over, and enumerate on a piece of paper it tonnage. The hog has been making a hog of itself for a month, and gained 4 0 pounds In 14 days, on a fancy diet. L'nclo G. Nichols will supervise the proceedings which in sures their honesty. When the hog Is officially weighed Mr. Ashpolo will have his hands tied behind him, to prevent any tricks of the trudu., fur ; tin ii'l.'irjst :! the r;(.'il:i.f,m, r:t.ht one t'-rn :.:ilar.f,..l p. C'.f.,:j:.rii:i!" T.':' ',.i,s-.i'. - r i 1 1 -Titer-, lils 1 0 ooti.'ll'-t f.f 'T;,f.! slnili.'iK for he or .Mr.1;. Ji--U(. li-ay f.,r :i warii.iri 'Jii, six. iiut uni-:-ini ilirtti y ( isi-h I" r. !' I for in- half a l, ;tn.l r oi i.'-n ij' oj.le hl IH k uut 1 1 1 - ' i:iot hir.-ly Hid the inot r:or- tin n a i tin- l.Mte l:i: O'l lie . it rr:;in A y OS. llf c OKKie, ,.. j... ileli'fit lO See Jim mi! his ri,;!it imii'i U: e-i i:ii kinK i.r h.-nrt-Ueiii-ndjii tljiott til." lite i -on.-t it'jent lin tiii re i.-t nit awful hl'lil' ii i motions of feru- aii'l rippie p.'iu.sf. ilurinK v.hi. Ji the iiniierfei tly Jieiif-Joii i oiiii.' Htrnnly to the front. It Ih the zero hour. .'ot only one vote, liut a little family oi voten h;inL,'n In the liah'iiKe. fitiil no one ri.sei! anil our hero, hesitates a moment then ai vanees Hlowly, i lihi rately, hut rra'ly to shoot his wirkod riylit In any di reitloti. Ah, there is a movement, n timid r a elo-jil ' -to v.xs no', on the olne Ht. l,iiv.ri n' e .Jim lenew this and i'ln'i. Ir the former. '.-it ilef. ;;l w;ik suffl-re'l. if . then a Kie.-it i"tory was e.s of ttiis sort happen every hut parti' ui.-iiiy when tli'-re is some: iiint: .ej.ei inl ii:e ;m al iiiH liar. . y or pr.-1'. riT':- iMe -.ii.o; to i-all Hie dear peopj.. ,li,'.'. n to Washington. 'J. the rasa.i! I.1,-' I V' I. til..' eiisis is ' :v h' i.iliy a lorni'-. t,i;t to tlie piin lipal s'ar. nearly e'.eiy note from the i lo-..!: ioi.ru. is a hu-le i a!l to yo over till' pi. lit i ..I to,. Tlie arum pailey i;; runnini,' title to form. Tli'ie was a sieniiational be Kinninl.'. v.iii' li aiouseif -reat enthu-sia-ni. thin a riiump nei essitati-il hy til ne' i'Ssary routine vioi'k of whip pinl,' ,"neral proj.osals; Into ronerete fnrni, and no'.'.' the rush of ii-sultH is re.uiv to l.eOfi. s'o;hin ha.'; oi-etirred to ilenroy our original ronvirtion. that the ,,'.lshinI,'ton eonfei-enee will tr.ark a nw ami h. iter era in the af fairs: of men. Wo d'Ui't see how sueh a pmcram evolved in rui h a spirit, anil iinil. r the leadership of a man like Heeretary Hugh' s: tain fail. Tho young lady who slapped bur Ma's face because slio atlinonlKbed her to get In before 3 inn., will now coma homo nt 4 am.,, but la years ago ' tho temperamental soul would have had no use for a chair much before tho 4th of July. Burglars stole a safe from the polico station nt Pasco, Wash., while the koeneyed kops were In tho front office. The citizens are congratulat ing the limbs of tho law on the re tention of their pants. A FIXE MAX, ISUT NO MX'K (.Mountain Vlmv Leader) Mr. II. A. Trick, of Church Btroot, ono of the finest men Hod over made, loaned his pruning shears to ono of his neighbors some time ago, and hu litis tor gotton who It was, and the neighbor hasn't returned them. Mr. Frlck needs tho shears hlin nolf. Ho knows that If the neigh bor sees this, or hears about It, he will bring his pruning shears homo. Also about the name time, somebody borrowed .Mr. Trick's Stllson wrench without asking Mr. Trick's consent, and .Mr. Trick hopes this person will bring that wrench home. Some of tho beanorles servo milk, tho rosomblanco to the same abrupt ly ending with tho color, und they can't help that. A mnd autolst, suffering from speedophohln Bcoolcd up tho Main Stem Wed. All the prospective vie tlms got Inside In ample time, i It 1b a great woutU r noma of the rural communities would not show a little originality and have a shoot between now and the glad Yulellde. LET THIS HE Till: LAST - (.Mail Tribune) Mayor ( E. Gatus leaves Sutur-Motiday where he will otaolBhrdlucmfwypshrdlui infw The Btato botclmen will hold a con vention tomorrow. They will discuss plans to keep rooms cold in winter, and hot In summer. They will adopt a resolution favoring conservation of timber, utter It gets In the wuod-lilo. "JAPAN TO STAND PAT OX BATTLESHIP Ml'TSl'" 111,11 Portland Journal). If he's any kind of an Irishman, they'll need a new crew immediately. 'OT EVEN III.MSELT (Kost'hui'fr lievlew) Notice is hereby given that my wife, Zona Lynn, having left my bed and board, without just cause, 1 will not be responsible for any dobls contracted by her ufter this date. Nor will I pay any bill contracted by anyone else. KoHoburg. Oregon, Decem ber 12, 1921. G. W .Lynn. 6y Walt Mafon TIIK SAFE M1)K 3 3Ua-'M "Tlie lime lias, come," said Colonel I la vs. "when patienee liulls ami fails, and we shall shoot ail lin'oeil jays vho try to rob the mails. Too lot)).', (no lone; have Liraeeleis seninps defied me to my l'aec, and lliey h.ave stolen jaistaTe stamps until it's a disgrace. And mnv at hist they've spilled the lieans, Ihey'vc shoeked the voters' souls, imd I Jiave drai'lj'd the mai'ines to shunt litem full of holes. The oeean soldiers are on nai d. no more shall hantlils-senff, li 1 1 1 1 he who steals a piKtal run! Mill have his dome li'.uun off." Tint postman entnes lo my alxele. and tired and sure he l'ocls, for he has tlrafrjretl itlontr the rnpd a enlverin on wheels. And he is 1 1 ) ;t i i ' 1 1 down with Willis till life seems flat and stale, for he must ptiiii'd the irteiinis duns that come to me by mail. A sawed-off shotgun nn his back, and all equipped to kill, he thus delivers nt my shack the tailor's doe-eared bill. With his brass kinteks anil latiee and .'mi lie leaves his smoke behind, and he looks like a war lord Hun who has "JJer T.r.;" in mind. Now peace en shrouds my wintry dome and comfort fills my soul, for I ran mail a priceless pome, and feel I will reach ils oa.al. And when the Ci-orer semis his bill with threat of law ami jail, 'twill reach my cottage on the hill, since cuuinen L'unrd the mail. If Portland manifested us much In terest in getting a ball team as it docs a world's fair, Orrgonlans would not havo to root for a California team. r cliAve yourself, txtid health, will fctui-ru. parried trie a arc iliei 1 X .0 safe d.-ivCKT wltea - " 1 hair wives are. a lotto ""- -r t.rj ''r-j for they use Loth. :,;''" V 'oQM others your joys, bi story of your life t keep the saX to yourself. oo -much, TTtoncv nisvK'cS more iroobla Kiart "too iittc. mil oniArty Jate viMit is tho riltt to cryt tvi d. flti c5" aroly it. '1 people who tt?t pleasure out of tlieir wcrk arc p.id dot;ld witei mony lid hotppi riC55. A, CjttirL -mo.rric.4. C CA-jicr -th-Nnu ,,-' Pcitt friar -riiiA.' Sv,"i ... is 1 1 V ft V t ..- i 9 'S 5 . V - V. V f r. vSS . . . .. i's-' V.-.M f ..t5A i 1 r - r . vvj . . i r.rY'v . v ,y:.'.i' w v. ... Dft,j. 5 .hr y w . J' J - . .,or i . I yv a , f svx-r , i v msm W v tgjJWUvA. sTAS.f'X v-t-.. v...-.?,.s w-Nyes- Vv v -v.r- Adding a new chanter io the boo of motor experience Hundreds have written us telegraphed us of amazing results with Cycol in the motor. They tell the story of increased power and mileage, greater hill climbing ability, less engine trouble, reduced repair costs, smoother run ning motors. All give full credit to Cycol for the change. The reason for such enthusiastic tribute is plain : Owing to the new Hexeon Process, used only by us, Cycol is free from de structive "sulpho"' compounds and other impurities. Cycol is made from Cyclo-Napthenic base crude. Consequently Cycol does not break down, thin out or evaporate rapidly under engine heat. It maintains an unimpaired lubricating film between ail moving parts. This film prevents metal-to-metal contact and tha serious damage that follows friction wear. , Take the word of Cycol users give your engine a chance to develop its maximum mechanical efficiency. Flush out the crank case not with kero sene and refill with the correct grade of Cycol as shown by the Cycol Lubrication Chart. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY, San Francisco 'li ttP mlw mm FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE SULPHO COMPOUNDS - a-. -niTtfi-aTi. tint nntri ft f n HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 In what state is Mount Tamal- pais? - During what exposition was President McKinley shot'.' : What Is the leading shoe manu facturing city In tlie east? I Where do the nativrs use a fish known us a candlefish, as a ean- die? e In what fatuous battle was Gen-' era! Joseph Warren killed? i li What Is a pound sterling ! " What Is the chief branch oft tile St. Lawrence river? j s-.-llow wide is tite Panama canal t zone? I : What clem.-:;t In luminous; paint makes ji luminous? ! 10 limv many miles less is t It- ! earth's polar di;i:ncter than Its' diameter at the crhitor? Answers to Tue .l.iv's nuestion 1 - --I in how lii.in . hills was Home built ? Ans Sev. .a. ; " Whu! is the national flower of Kngiand? Alls. --The rose. " lere did 11 -:ty liess. who isj ereiPte.i with makit: s the first A m . r-1 Iran (lag. live? Aas. In I'hiiad.l-' l-liia. 4 W hat part of the human fare is; called the Mipen il. im Ans. The eyebrow. j .'.Which city h, , rurthest Fouth.j Ja.l.soiniHe, Fl.i., ,,r .t,w i,-;,-aii:t? 1 Ans. - .New Orleans. I t'. I'pon what arithmetical system is the metric system based? Ans. The dicillU'l. 7 Of what cereal does the world produce the most? Ans. Corn. s Which of the states of the union extends its herders furthest north- Ans. Minnesota. '.' What is a lapidary? Ans. One who cuts and seis precious stones. 1 o -.-What state produces the most needles and pins? Ans.-- ( onnei ticut. CHERRO CHIMES It's nYIock, I'm viitjni; down, fought for hoiirv, thj. rainy linvn. ii imrtMliici', this Ctn no flour. Ami fit niw-if, this ,iiil totnorrtir. Cherro Flour A Special Hard Wheat Blend : $2.25 a 49 lb. sack at your grocer j (To bo rontiniK'il.l Turkey Shoot TURKEYS DUCKS CHICKENS VEAL SUNDAY, DEC. 18 Three-quarters Mile North of Etich. HOLZGANG KANCH ' --V- sK ,41 :hJ mm 4 fmrff mi ' his mmi . m Gilts of Flowers r dated "Wo have Hi ttiose who j reserved to er? : t'!i: . I hem. M.i;. it tie they are universally appro kir !"-'caupo they are lasting. ::'.;: Plants Cut Flowers for lections now and have them "1 time. Maddox &i Bonney Flower Shop at Crovvson's. Phone 843 Greenhouses 1C05 E. Main Phone 374 WITH KEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.