Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 19, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr TWOE FOUT? BEDFORD MATT, TRTBTNK. MFJFOHP. ORKtiOX. MONDAY. T)E("'F,MTER 19. 1921 POOR STAGE MANAGEMENT, BUT 1 y tin- critics, I'm- anti-climax. So with tlii- iirms parley. Secretary Hughes is a tiri-at statesman. Ho fired off all the big j.'uns in the opening Medford Mail tribune AN INLiKPEKDiSNT NKWSPArEK I tfvci--vr SIfNIiAT fitf Tllg If' medkokd .ri.vti.no co. I J no,iiin much in tilt; second ami third, it's a poor show. Tin- first ,iib,?L may haw been a thriller, but its forgotten when the performance rtwPap.f. is ovor T)r, .nuiont.0 fj,.s ,n!t disgusted, and the author is damned Office Matl Tribune Bunding, I6-J7-J Sortl. Kir stroL I'houe 75. j A donsoUtUtlou uf Uif DDiucrittlc n .1.. vt..4..i.4 l.nil tha Mdfnrrt. Dtlbuiie. Tdo Boulimra Oregonlan. The! jnl( 110 dramatist at all lahl....! Tplhjlnd I SFnTTuKiTKrtiu;7 j si.'ciH' and cvit sinco there has Incn nothing more exciting thim o f'w BUMPTKR H. SMITH. Miaucr. UBSCXIPTIOH TliUH Kill In AVKfiO- Luuly. with Sunday rfun, yr $7.50 Dally, witn ouuuuy Kuii. mujith 76 Daily, without tJunday Sun, jvar .50 Daily, without Sunday Sun. month .Cf Wzykly Mall Tribune, one ytwir- J.oo Huuciay Sun. one ear........... f-(J' I CAR KlfcMt In Medford. AnJaid Jacksonville, Central Tumi, Faooulx. Talenl: Daily, vlth Sunday Sun. month .16 fJaUy, without Sunday Sun. month eft aliy. without Sunday Buo, yar 7.50 Dally, with tiunflay Sun. one yfar 8.6tf AU teroi by carrier. can In advance. Official oaper of th City of Medford -Official paper of Jackron County. Sworn dally averaao circulation for ux montlia endln Oct.. IS20. 3226 fcnterefl ah Bmuni. mutter at IS 0 ford, Oregon, under the act of March I. 187 UBMBEH8 OK THE ASSOCIATED I'KKSS. Thn Aftvr!atd J'wi lc exclusively ntltUtd to the uhp for r-rubllcallou or m neno Uisp.itffifa credits! to It. or not otherwliw ct edited In this paper, and also lb ft loal newB fuLUbJi-'J herein. Ait right: of repuMcafion of sclal ifipotchei tiaielo are aiao 'euarveU- ' Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. The Jr. son. from Ore null hU shccp hordini; In Idaho unit returned to Washington, I. C, whereupon they appoint him on a committee to visit California Etfick-Lcy, ami the chnflk'c of iHccnery will -do him good. Ily the. end of bin term ho ought to ho able to find tho White House without loalng lit) way. Kamonn Hi- Vnlera still lias one leu over tho Uncos. Tim Hritish peace treaty satisfies ovorybody hut him, and the Massachusetts branch of "the Friends of tho Irish Itepubllo in Amer ica." It may lie. necessary to change tho peoKnuiliifal position of Ireland and ne.ntinte a separate peace with Seqor Kanionn. i fire ernck-ers As :i result the audience for several weeks has been I bored, and people are filing out, figuratively speaking and calling it a poor show. Dramatieally this is true, but the surprising thing is so few people M'ein eapable of discriminating betveen what is poor theatrically and what is not. poor, politically. Now if the identical elements of the present situation had been differently arranged, if the palaver had culm) first, the Hughes naval program and I'aoific agreement last, (here would be wild enthusiasm today over the performance, and some perfectly sane observers would be comparing December, 1921, with the date of the Magna Charta and the Sermon on the Mount. For as a matter of fact, a tremendous epoch making thing has been clone. Tho first real step toward world disarmament, in human his tory, has actually been taken. There has been talk before, but only talk. Here we have the world powers agreeing fo throw away bat tleships worth a billion and declare a naval holiday, which will save tho people of the nations concerned, at least eight or ten billion more. It isn't the money so, much, stupendous as the sum really is. It's the spirit behind the action. For in spite of the superficial differ ences, behind. everything is a genuine will for peace, a universal de sire to stop this militant madness and get back to the ways of sanity again. This loesn! lncnn the milhiimim of course it iloesn 'I. mean the lend of all war, but it docs mean the first tangible constructive move ment, toward peace on earth, good will to man, since Adam sallied forth from Eden. In other words, after two thousand years, the march .toward world pence has actually begun. The march may bo a long and wearisome one, it mav at times be a retreat, but it lias started. There is the big fact, the truly tremendous fact, that, today lies solidly behind tho AVashiuglon conference. Few people appear to realize it. A number of the auditors have left the hall and other are snoring in their seals. The trouble has not been with the statesmen at Washington, how ever, but with the stage managers. They have been guilty of the unpardonable drama! ie sin, a sin necessitated no doubt by political circumstances, of putting tho llig Scene first. Jl Kli!lllll! sl'.ll! m kioto ; and feed, fresh and salted meats .1 the. Spot Cash flasket Grocery, cas) and carry nyslcm, the Vinson linrn ' 22(1 N. Itlversldo Ave. 25(i' Bedford is temporal IIv without i police jude as Mayor (iates left the city Saturday nlsht rr no, rtbdanqt niiL!JLJlYidru1"Uu wiLir.iit-- &niioini Th'a'lefe'ls'laturp meels in special scs- alnn luihiv ' Tt' lu-nmUpR to lie a COll- Bi-eKatlim of brains, whlslters, and I nwnllowuille.il boats, that will muke . the iJlsarmament Conference look Kick. A Bklftiofi snow fell over the valley last niRht, la;thu great UollRht of Btnall boys and fidlBi'own men with puttees. Like all snow la tills section, It is not fit to walk on, owIuk to Ihe lili.'h per centage of pnstobou'rd in' cowhides since, lie war. Morrell C.'haso, of Hanover Street, is confined to his home, 111 with nmnioulit. (Albany Democrat). His bootlegger mil out of deadly poisons. John I'll ill i Soiisa will address the 4-um Wed. Unlike tho myrlud orators who will greet him, he has centralized his wind In a cornet, Instead of blow ing at random. Tho evidence. 'In tho Wall St. bomb plot- indicates that America has been sending Hussla too many beans, and not enough plows. , Princess Mary of Kimland Is going to got uuu'rlcd. From all accounts she lms picked out a cltlnen of noble blood who van stand up alone. According to tha astrologers, is going tu take the prize for all -around orneryness. The only disaster not scheduled for that year is the election of a Democratic president. PATRONS WILL REFRAIN FROM COMMENT ON THE JAVA (Salem Statesman) Louis Haucy and father have purchased a restaurant In Port land, and the family will movo there. Here lies the body Of one Henry l.oKslng. Who didn't quite beat A train to the crossing. Krlends found his hat, Ten miles to the west. With the heel of a slim', And a piece of his vest. Krlends of the University of Chicago professor who was caught on the roof of a woodshed peeking Into tho girls' dorm, admit it was an unusual place for ft professor to be, but maintain that tho "flu" was respoiiHllile for his actions. The "flu"- is blamed for every thinK Hot caused by insanity, anil Is tho only thing radium won't cure. Quill Points Agricultural sections it re slowly recovering bumper crops. from the bump of 1'y the way, did.Grec.ee. vindicate that great moral principle she was fighting for' ' ' ' '" " ' " Yuii cni't keep one , eyo on, .tho road to success and the other on the time clock. (r 'Mt r : ' " ' The tmly. discordant nolo in tho holiday season is the one that falU duo on January' firSt. . ; Jllemor.se : The ((Utility that' reminds you of n mortgage every time yotl see a filling station. , An annual conference at Washington would help some, but we can't all go into the hotel lousiness. ' An economist has figured it out that a wife is worth $2.09 a day. The nine cents is doubtless the luxury tax. The trouble, with the average reformer is that he doesn't know the difference between n reformer and a common scold. Once in a while you meet a man who can talk for an hour witliout menlioning the kind of underwear he wears in winter. An orator has an easier time than a writer. When he hasn't much to .say, he can yell it loud enough to get away witli it, After we preserve Ihe Far Eastern markets for America, the next 'dep will he to gel American business men interested in them. There will be no shortage of material for piano keys while the world is full of people who think they can get something for nothing. "IIOOTI.KC: CASKS KAIL TO HOLD WATKK" (lldline Oakland Tribune). How .rntisual.' tL'00,000 I'lrc, l.ii, iflc) I 'lolil. KlMlltT NKWS. Vn.. Die. t!t Four large frame haniMis :it l.am:loy field , Vvero destroyed ly fire this I mnrninir cntnillnix ft os of more I than f I'OA.OHO. The origin of the fire is unknown. One' M;iriin biimbor nntl ntortt of the tools tit tho station woro Uculiojcd. MELANCHOLY. TUK winter days are colder than any days should be; in one week I grow older than I should grow in three: oh, sorrow .seems my potion, I'm full of sad emotion while rubbing Jimpson's lotion upon my starboard kmc. I see the young ones playing and whooping with a will; they're skating and they're sleighing upon the icy bill; ah, would that 1 could follow and in Ihe snowdrifts Mallow! but I sit here and swallow Doe (finger's Duplex Fill. Flay on, oh youthful friskers. your youth will not endure! Soon you'll he wearing whiskers, and grief will dog your spoor; like you 1 once was playing, adowu the hillside sleighing; and now you see me spraying my limbs with Spavin Cure.' Once I was young and stalwart, no blemish did I own, except a rather small wart fcrninsl my collarbone; but youthful years go flying, and now you see me sighing, consuming pills ami trying to can the dotard's groan. My sorrow seems. a fixljirc. in vain 1 try to smile while taking Johnson's Mixture of Tar and Castor lie; I'm old and tired and gloomy, my eyes are weak and rheumy, and phar macists come to me and hear away my pile, lint when the clouds are parted, and sunshine's streaming through, '1 won't be, broken hearted. 1 won't be sad and blue; it's when the heavens clear tip you see the old boys cheer up; and now for Jenkins' Syrup of ( 'oeklebiits and fflue. ihe word, "no" "Leans. --Ti.'-j Very -few oieiL y.v.c-h wkat IOC . -JWw7V plert who hze to , b tcd twice , ) ) dear ii-Hl haf pa. . I! -S-SQ 'Jroubla and worry distcrb digestion-more "titan, pastry. fhc mzkit, who does just enough, to "jst by" never has hjs wages- ra'ucd. ' salesman's greatest -temptation, is to iutAle WPi -the expense ' itiSr' V--) A M . gs out is -sy y-y i Himkinb th'tnbs c r- - "t- ... -... ..-(. A v t doing -LftKm. 15 what rcz.Uy Counts. I ,HZ HECK 5AV5-: ':." v''v ; Women, who kick about " V-'iA - - havi'rt' noth.ia' to wear T 11 have fine dancirt.' iff-' " K'r- c- outfits. " ',("itor' -Tt''. ' I l Jj A FAMILY GIFT... j i o I HOW MUCH DO YOU KNQW? 1. On which eoast of Fluriila in Tampa Uuy? .. . 2. On tho mast lino of what state is Capo nianro ? a. What famou.s national ' -vondor i in KontucHy? 11 ; . ' ' .4. "What cloth iHjnadQ.'froni flax? :. What is tho mwt Houthern sea coawt city in California? . - i li. What prfHldt'iVf, hcKklos tlio throo that won? aswassiifhted, cliod while' in offlco? ' 7. Who is tfovornm- of Montana ?, 7. What WfM.the first ainendment; to the rniiMtilnUrtn. 7 1 ' ' B I). What two American-, states con tain more negroes thrfn wljitn. uole? 10, Who is Khw of Italy? j AiiKwris Ui VcHtcrday'H incstloiia: j 1. Who .Huceei-ut-q roineaire aa president of Prano'e? Ans. De sehanel. 2. What city is called tho "Darda neltoH of America"? Ann. Detroit, Mich. 3. What suhstaneo Is used for sum oh tho bnekH of Postage stampa? Ans. Poxtrin. 4. Which city lien furthest north. Toronto, Can., or Mont poller, Vt. ? A ns. Mont pe lie r. 6. - In what year was tho St. Louis exposition hold ? Ans. 1904. B. Which is tho larKOst city Ch'vo. land or St. I,outs? Ans. Cleveland. T. What is hiuW.KT? Ans. It is tho science which deals with tho oriKin nnd life history of plants and animal.'i. 8. What stale contains tho most people, (Joortfta or Alabama ? Ans. Georgia, !. How many liters are contained in a decaliter? Ans. Ten. 10. Which letter 'In the alphabet Is called an ' "aspirate" ? Ans. The letter "h." CHERRO CHIMES Would tbnt I, your secret learning, Tis n h-s-soii, well worth learning. How your life, a simple relish. To loiy, they rnihclisli. Cherro Flour A Special Hard Wheat Blend ?2.25 a 49 lb. sack at your grocer (To bo continued.) Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors WOOD! All kind of wood nt Hi; lit prices; dry mill blx-ki. Onl.-i-, PronniUy Filled MEDFORD FUEL CO. Oar. I"lr nml Tlilr.1 ' J'hoiie HVJ At the Rialto , ' Rupert Hughes has anain shown his deftness in creating screen comedies, in his .latest photoplay,' "From ! the (.round up," with Tom Moore in the stellar' role. Tlio photoplay is now playing at the Kialto theatre, ' The story nives Nil'. .Moore every .possible opportunity to exploit his various and' unique taleuta., Ilisisaiile is ever nres-. ent, wliothor as a dltch-diKi;er or as the superintendent of an office bliiid ins. He puts his horse over the hur dles like a professional jockey. And in the moments of pathos, there is a sin cerity about Tom Moore's acting that grips the heart. lielene Chailwielc is Mr. Moore's leading lady; and no man can be blamed for carrying her image alwut with him for years. The supporting caat is admirable. SPECIAL PRICE on Hot Water Heating Outfit $751: for 3 rooms or moro, completely installed .including radiators. n Per Room if installed before Christmas Come in and ask tho pries j lor your Home Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. Phono GCO Sparta Blda WOOD Vnder rover. $:I.O rr tier and up. I'ronipt delivery. 1118 X. (Vntral Wood Co. I'lion fl.'U-X J. M. CARLTON "SINGER" j for a I Christinas Present i I Ask About Them. Wo have us.hI machines from I f J.00 up. TERMS. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 South Fir. Phone 215-R WHAT does ymir family most want? Is it a pretty and well furnished home of their own, an auto, or a larger income? There's one sure way to accomplish many of those thintis. That's by systematic savin";, ail intullitront investment. If you haven't one, there could be no finer family Christmas gift than a joint 'Nationalized' Savinps Account. We'll help you with the later investment. First National Bank' rfeFoRD Oregon 8 MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EE FECI VK DEC. 17, 10121 Leave Medford 11:00 A. M. Leave Ilosevurg 1:00 P. M. One of Oreson's -Most Scenic Trills We save you time and money. Shortest Itoute by 20 Miles Fares Medford-Hoseburg $4.00 Grants PaBS-Itouelmrg $a.00 MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES DAILY AXI) 8 C X I ) A Y EFFECTIVE DEC. 17, 1021 Leave Medford -U A. M 1 P. Jt., 4:30 P. M. Leave Grants Pass 10 A. JL, i P. M., 4:45 P. At. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. W. L. L1AMS, Manaser. Watch Your Gums Bleeding Is the Sign 'y-of Trouble- : Medical 'science knows how- serious is the sign of, bleeding gums, for it knows tliat tender and bleeding gums are the forerunner ' .of lTOnRirEA.'thftt di-oad diseuse; which' afflicts FOUR out ' of every FIV 10 pcoplo over forty. .., : ' ; If the disease "is unchecked, tho gum line recedes, tho '.teeth decay,' looseii' and 'fall 'o'u't' or must be extracted to rid the system and wreck your health; these. poisons, often cause rheumatism, nervous disorders, anaemia and other ills. -'. ' ' TO AVOID PYORRHEA the best treatment for any disease is to prevent it. Free con stitution and advice. Painless Dentistry is one of our specialties. Xot only in EX TRACTIONS,' but all other dental operations, where it is pos sible to alleviate dental pain. Dr. O. J. Johnson, Dentist 228 East Main St., over M M Department Store riione 6(19 Office Horn's 9 :00 to 7.00 Sundays 9 :00 to 12 :00. Oi her time arranged by appointment rtphg"wirrKT...." '"'vr,t.."rnwii.iifaT6-w:L MiiujqniijfiBjjL'jj oiiuj m- i! THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE FORD SEDAN The Ford Sedan, with electric sclf-stiirting and liuliting system and demountable rims with ;jj inch lires rront eiiil i-ear, is a family car of class an.l ronifort-f both in summer and in winter. Vor toui ins K is n most eoinl'oitable ear. The large plate glass windows make it an open ear when desired, while in rase or rain nnd all inclement weather, it ran be niade a most delightful closed car In a lew minutes, linin-proof, dust-proof, fine upholstering, bionil, roomy seals. Simple in oHration. Any body ran wifely drive it. While it has nil tho dis tinctive economical merits of the Ford car in opera tion and mainlenam e. Won't you come in and look it over. C. E. GATE3 AUTO CO. Cor. Sixth and Pacific Highway IS j HI.. -