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AfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORn. ORF10vT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8. 1022
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Ye; Smudge Pot
? .By Arthur Perry, t .
Th Town Scolds and the AmalKa-
nurtfd 'whisperers held a joint" meet
Ins last night, and adopted as their
closing ode, the'hlffh school Wlad,
"Fix tit, Medford Fight," - as. bst ex
pressing the sentiments and objects of
the two outfits. The official poem is
as follows:
, .-..;.,
Count that day lost, whose descending
, sun. '
Sees by thy hand no orneryness begun.
'The Grand Petty Squabbler will ar
rive next week to confer the nullterla
degree.
Advice to Portland: Don't believe
everything you' read on the front of
aloviijtcup. v v
by thi nan of fWsii. i mftneBiarfly
string
v I POWER OF THE PEN
(Mail Trlbtme)? '-i-Uiai
vsje have had fine sunny weather
hltweefc; fcat'-at this writing It
- ttiraed owywith a little snow
' 'ftfld the sun trying to break
thr&'Kh the rifts iOjtha clouds. J
I
T h pne ws " re ports' indicate that most
of ;thf Russians Starvit on tha Volga
-
ent n i doing their tutwre Btar'
Imerica.' 'i .f ;.!.. '
1ast-tH goMpieofctUacbed to a
chain in these parts was ruth
lessly'-torn loose from its moorings
Tues. by economic conditions, and a
public-spirited desire to maintain the
meal schedule.
There are many people who believe
tha? the steak the hairy-chested logger
broke a cast Iron knife on, in a Port
land beaaery Sunday, was all right till
the cook got through with it.
'. . , HASH! .
. (Eugene Register)
iWlll not be responsible for any '
rleiis contracted by my wife.
- I - - JESSK C. MEATS.
Tbi. choir will, execute . special an
thems cext '-Sunday, and .the high
soprano will wear a new spring hat.
: F.Owen who has been under the
weather and doctors for some time,
has been excavated from the former.
Instead of allowing Jleiiroaring Hi
Johnson to npeak two days' on 1 the
Peace treaties as threatened, the gen
eral public will choose the lesser of
two xvfJa and have a short war.
. : CAUSE AND EFFECT
(Coos Bay Timet)
The' Breakfast Club meeting was
postponed this week on account of
'. the Illness of some of its members.
The Dinner Club meeting for
this week wag postponed on ac
count of the Illness of some of its
' members.
"OREGON DEVELOPMENT RE
TARDED" (Hdline Portland Tele
gram).':; Probably due o waiting for
Providence to function on the Job.
: It begins to look like the new' styles
of waists for Galshevikls increase the
neckedness.
NOT KNOCKING ANYTHING
' (Klamath Herald) ,
FOR SALE 4 auto cars, all
good. Sacrifice prices. Must get
away.' See Dick, 240 Broad St.
Hurry All bargains.
Milk
, For Infants
i & Invalids
Th Food -Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch atHome.Office.and
Fountains. AA for HORUCKS.
JwAvoid Imitations ft Substitute!
it;!
Uin&
vatfchl
: TTrc.lJJJ
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THE REAL OPPONENTS OP PEACE.
TIIKKK will be considerable'talk about Guam, the next few weeks.
iCiiinm is nn island owned by the United States about three
thousand miles west of Hawaii.
The United States lias nsreed not to fortify this island, and the
Paeifie treaty opponents will sound many wild "alarums" over this
fact, which they will claim renders successful war against Japan im
possible. This contention is probably correct. Guam as a base is probably
essential to nn offensive war against Japan. Hut what the treaty op
ponents fail to see, or refuse to see, is that the treaties produced at the
Washington conference are not treaties of war, but treaties of peace.
The United States agrees not to fortify Guam, the Aleutian Islands,
the Philippines and Samoa, ami Japan on her part, agrees not to for
tify Formosa, the Honin, Pescadores and Kurlle islands, and both
agree to reduce naval nrnjameuts to a 5-5-3 ratio and declare a naval
holiday for 10 years.
All these elements are bound together in one program for ad
vancing; peace and reducing the chances of war. If one link in the
chain is broken, then the entire proposition collapses. If the United
States insists on fortifying her islands, then of course, Japan will in
sist on equal fortification, ami the merry race of armaments will be
on again.
'
The United States has undoubtedly conceded more for the cause
of peace in the Pacific than any other nation, liut as the most power
ful nation in the world, and as the only nation capable of world lead
ership at the present time, this self-sacrifice, js not only greatly to
her credit, but supplies the best hope that a new era in international
relations, can actually be achieved. ,
Selfishness, distrust and suspicion are the chief causes of war.
The United States is the first world power in history ,"w-ith the vision
and the courage, to initiate a program, based upon unselfishness, frood
faith, and confidence in others. :
The treaty opponents will have a great deal to say about their de
votion to the United States. Hut in opposing the treaty they will
really bo fighting not for the United States but for those principles
which for two thousand years, have been responsible for war.
Quill
The best thing to base a foreign
In the matter of frocks, the height of absurdity is about twenty
inches.
Now if only the Irish can be persuaded to give one another a little
liberty.
" V.1 A.,
The rorld grows netier year! by
rseJ5 rtnentance; . .t.-'ii . J!
A4e ' ' iuliikiih 't-.-'.
f.n -You-can't tell about motives, and
ing to keep the doctor away.
. ......
However-it 'i no more diffietilt to
llfeffUftr r!4 0D?'H L.
. ; . J - '. f, , . 1 '"J-:. ... . ..
$om? busincKs men think ijt. is
cause a period means a full stop..1 1
- l--r-; ;.. .-t .-.I
lAi One Hiay .UYft jon&errwithoHt tobacco, briutherc apicars to be no
particular reason why he should
The average hotel rate in America is about seven tips a day.
It occurs to us that a modern
able dust to earn the title of "Tomboy."
The reason there is more scandal
cause more things are considered
It isn't surprising that truth liej at the boktom of a well. Any
thing that low down might be expected, to lie.
Railroads Let Out
Work By Contract
BALTIMORE. Mar. 8. The Western
Maryland railway yesterday announced
to its 3000 maintenance of way em
ployes that at midnight the Dickson
Construction and Repair company of
Youngstown, Ohio, would assume con
trol of maintenance of way work on
the entire system.
The Youngstown firm, which will
undertake the work on a contract basis
plans to retain the company's present
RipplingRhi)mos
41 - f II U. . fcA.
Walt
THE UNIVERSAL DRINK.
WATER is the noblest fluid for the thirsty human craw; it
was drunk by ancient Druid, and in modern Arkansaw;
why lament for beakers beery, when we've lakes as large as Erie
why make all the people weary with your kicks against the law?
There are cool, refreshing rivers, drifting slowly to the sea; they
are good for torpid livers, they arc good for housemaid's knee;
come with me, oh, thirsty critters, where the lovesick bullfrog
twitters; water's better far than bitters, it is nature's choicest
tea. There's a hydrant in the allcy7 there's a keg that catches
rain, there's a streamlet in the valley, there's a cistern in the lane;
everywhere there's water handy, nature's liquor, fine and dandy,
and the man who yips for brandy surely isn't safe and sane. Oh,
some booze might make him mellow when he goes to hit the hay,
but the taste is green and yellow when arrives the break of day;
there is sickness in his tummy, and his breath is rank and rummy,
and the antlered snakes are chummy as he toils along; his way.
He is shamed and sick and sorry, when he meets with other men,
and they seeem to"say '"B'gorry," you've been pickled, once
again';" ah, he might his soul deliver from the shame that makes
it quiver, if he'd drink the wholesome river that is flowing
through tho glen !
Points
policy on is the level.
year, but satiety still manages to
it tnny be that Kve was jtift try
t .' i ",j i , :
Uvl down a bad reputation than
I ' H0IHX ,ov1GJ ciwOlD
callil a period.' of yendjustment bo-
-- -
. , ; r --5 -i. -
wisho. Z 'V:J: " ;
girl would need to stir up consider
now than in the old days is be
scandalous.
force- of laborers, it is said, with wages
reduced from 39V4 to 25c per hour. ,
SCR ANTON. Ta., Mar. 8. The Delaware,-
Lackawanna and. Western Rail
road company will hereafter have all
the freight at its transfer station in
this city handled by contract. -
Texas Man, Mint Director
WASHINGTON, Mar. 8 Nomination
of F. E. Scobey, of Texas, to bo direc
tor of the mint, was confirmed by the
senate today. Mr. Scobey succeeds
Raymond T. Baker, whose term ex
pires March 19.
Mason
i1 ar-j i
fr . u
CODDING
THROWS
HAT IN
AT
LEGION
Formal announcement w;t itimlo
litst evenim; m the AntorU-uit l.cKlon
miH'tlnm of the i-nitclUlury ot ticorue
Coilillnif. local pout member, foi atuto
comtnomler of the li'nWui. Mr. t'od
ding, who Is n ptiMt rommnnriw of the
lnoal piwt 'mill l at inenent a mem
ber ot the state executive committer,
hit tteen very active In IcKiou nffaiin
nnj is exuected to make u Mtromi
racv for the hlKheat honors in the
state . IckIoii oiKanlxation. McnilH'ta
of Air. t'oddlnR'a home post will Hlip
urt lilm to the limit us It l felt that
his election would not alone he a
trooil thins for tho IckIoii, hut nli
would reflect Klnry upon Mod ford.
A lislnit vote of thanks was Klven
the Ijidi-s' auxiliary and Tom Swem
for the Heiidid work done In deco
rating the lotion hall ulilch la now
complete and certainly very nitrite
live.
The annual Raster dance will Ih
put on hy the leu ion It was decided
last rtlKht. and an affair tip to Ic-clon
standards will result.
CHICAGO BROKER IS
FOR $16,000 THEFT
DENVER. March t Wllllu 11
Troy. Jr., Chicago broker, and- his
wife Peggy, were arrested in a draw
ing room of a passenger trairf when
it pulled into the Deliver union sta
tion nere euriy tnia morning. Troy
Is wanted In t'hicatrn for thn nil.. sari
cmbezilement of $16, noo from G. F.
lied mo nd and romnany. brokers, ac
cording to the police.
At Dcllce headnuartera it was anld
that SI 3.000 in currency was found
In Troy's suitcase and $2,212 ou his
person. '
Trov. who was aaslvt.-int mannirnp
of the Chicago office of the broker
are firm, failed to iiiini-ni at th nt.
fice Tuesday. The company notified
hanKs not to bonq.Trpy's signature
on' the company's -cherks, but were
notified that Tray alnuidy had cash
ed a draft for $16,tim, according to
the police. The contpnny then swore
out a warrant tor Truy a arrest. 1
Troy utontiy ! maintalnwl his In-nrK-epce;
the police said and declared
lie Hvould ttuin to OilcaKo, to lace
the; charges ltlioiit.tirndltion. ',"
HOW MUCH DO
: YOU KNOW?
1 Is there a Mohammedan mos
que In this country. j
2. What is the area of Now
Guinea?
3. In whnt year Is IJef Kclcson
credited with having discovered
America ?
4. On which side of the1 Mishissippl
river la New Orleans? .
6. Whut is spectrum analysis? ,
6. When did money commence to
play an Important part in world af
fairs? 7. For whom was Tasmania
named? , j
R What is the vfcluo of tho rail
roads in this country?
3. How much was. the war costing
tho I'nltcd Ktatcs a day when the
urtnistico was sinned?.
10. 'Jlow much money was collect
ed last year from parcel post package
Insurance?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions:
1. Which datiKhtcr of former
President Wilson married W. O.
McAdoo7 Ans. Kleanor. .
2 What was the name of Gene
ral Phil Khcridan's charger? Ans.
Kienzl.
3. What Is a cost plus contract?
Ans. It J'i one In Which the con
tractor ' am i-es to sell curtain things
or render a stipulated service at
actual cost or production or cost of
service plus nn iiKn-ud percentage of
that cost as his profit.
4. Who received the first Ameri
can medal of honor? Ans. Lieut
Col. Whittlesey.
C. Has the wearing of feathers by
Indians any special significance?
Ans. The feathers mean bravery ond
tho grades are di-notcd by tho posi
tion of the feathers.
6 How JonK Is one link in linear
measure? Ans. 7.!i2 Inches,
7. AVherc Is Abyssinia- located?
Ans. In Africa.
8. What is 1 he second- oldest writ
ten language? Ans . Chinese.
8. If we could sco tho sun without
looking ' thrmiKh air, what color
would it be? Ans. JJluc.
10. Who Invented toboggans?
Ans. The Indians.
LADY ASTOIt TO VI.HIT
A.MKKICA IV APRIL
LONDON", March 8. Lady Astor
says tho Pall Mull Gazette todayNwlll
go to tho Pnited States In April. She
plans to attend llin I'an-Amorlcan
conference of women to bo held In
Ilaltlniorn and tno convention of the
National Ieane ot Woman Voter
In conenctlon with which tho Pan-
American conference Is to bo held.
A HOOPING COUGH
No "cure" but helps to re-
duce paroxysms of coughing.
V
V apo Rub
IG
MEETING
NABBED AT DENVER
Ovtr 17 Million Jan UhJ Ywly
U LA PZ'w'e':.".'J
K.TTI.K Joe llat'i'aluni wins de
cision over M.ircilo Flore, Manila
llKlitwelKhl. Hoy Met'asllii, Hremet
ton, (jets decision over flail' tlardcau.
Itolse. ,
l.OS ANtli:i.l-:S Johnny Train
I'itas. Portland and Monk Fowler.
New Oi'leiins, lioit four round draw.
t'lltt'AOO Frank I, riomliw,
Cliainnalun.' Jll., won nitlltmiil ama
teur tiiln tu three cushion Mlllurds,
dcl'iitim Adotpli "Splko" Hplelmau.
'hlciiKo, t.0 to 30 In Sii liinlnita.
l'llir.ADIU.l'lllA llvman Hold.
San Kianclsco. kinxked out Joltnnv
l'oninlly, I'hiladelphin, In fourth
round of scheduled cli-hl-roiiiid limit
I.,. .. I- I.. !..... II.. I.. .1..........!
i.iii ,vn iiiiiiuiliiir, iini'iurii .
Whltleyi KltuKerald, I ti l)ailil tl Tit, In i
clKtit rounds, fail Tremnins, fleve
land, outlioxed Joe t 'l toimdl. tilou-l
.ester. N. J., in cliiht rouud.-i. Kid'
Wauncr. Philadelphia nnd Lieutenant j
l.ai'1 1 la i nl. Scuttle,, foiiKht six round
draw,
WILLIAMSON, W. Ya.-Mlnh Mar
tin scored knockout In us many days
when he disposed of Klrkle Stollmd
ill second i'otnid of scheduled IS
ioiiikI bout.
INDIAN APt)I.IS Kd (SlrnnKlerl
Lewis, ilcfiatid John Orahdovleh of
Maine In straight falls
NI'.W YoltK Mnliict Smith won
Indices' dis-isloti over Fronkln Daley,
Stateii Island lifter 11 rutinds.
Jl'AP.KZ Jt.mny llarrv. Mexican
liKlitlielvywclKht of Oakland and
Tlitcr Plmvi is. rti-iiru mldillrw i-IkIu of
Atlanta, fouijht 1 ' rounds to draw.
Market News
!.lMs k.
roHTLANH. tin... Mar. . Cattle
nominally steady; receipts S. lfoiis
nominally steudy: receipts 31. "Sheep
steady; leceipla 574.
Portland Hotter.
POItTLAM). tire.. Mar. K. Itultcr
steady. Kxtrn cuhes 33c undersrndca
Silc; tnrtons 3fc; prints 31c. lhittcr
fat No. 1 rhumlng cream 3S3c f.
o. h.. Porllnnd: undcrKrades 33 'file.
Portland Wheal.
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. It -Wheat
hard white $1.32; soft while, white
club, hard winter, northern sprint.
$1.30; red Vn'.lu $!.:.
Today car receipts Wheat T;
flour 5: oats 3; hay 1. ' '
San I raix l'o Market.
SAN I'lIANf ISfti. Mar. . (Stute
Itiircnu of Markets) liroili-rs 43 to
4?c; hens 2t to 2e.
KAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 8. Feu,
extras 21 'ic; e xtra pullets 20 'ic;
undcrsiacd, No. 1, Ho.
Liberty Bonds
'. NKWH'flltK M:ir M l llx.rlv Iw'.mlu
closed: 3V's 9i5.m; first s tblunki:
second 4s 87.24: first 4Vs 97.32:
second 4V4's 97.31; third 4Vi's 98.20;
fourth 44's 97.50; Victory 3's 100.10
Victory 4 Va 1 00.46.
Feeling Grippy? .
Cold Coming On?
DRY, tickling serration in tha
throat, headache, feverish, cyc.i
ache, I)on't ptoy with that on-conimg
cold. Cct Dr. King's New Dicmrry
at once. You will like the way it
takes hold and cases the coukIi, loosens
the phlegm ami relieves the congestion
in the cyti and head, and soon lreak
up the most obstinate attack of cold
and grippe.
Children and urowniipn alike use it.
No harmful flrugi, hut just good
medicine for colds, coughs and grippe.
Sold by your druggist lor 60c.
Dr. Kind's
New Discovery
for Cola's and Coughs
TlreTOuTfrTi iulflTDaj You
wouldn't be if your Is-iwcls were act.
ing regularly. Try Dr. King's Pills
for eluggi.li bowels. You'll keep fit
for work. At all drugRist 25c.
D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE
r. Kings Pills
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY. COMMISSIONER
Thou. if. Simpson, of Ashland,
authorizes his announcement as a Can
didate for the nomination for tho office
of County Commissioner of Jackson
County, subject to the decision of tho
Republican voters ot said county at
tno primary Election, May istli, 1922.
Adv,
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
CHER RO
Why don't you know, tho great
flierro,
Tho flour that miulo tis famous:
Ilus got more scents, and all. contents
lo mako you also praiiio iih
(Juiirnnlced Ifiirrt Wheat
FLOUR
For High Clus Putroniigo
' At Your Grocer'. '
At the RIhIio
Tom Mooie Is hern ut tlm Itlullo
theatre III a In ami now one. Ami'i'lea'H
most typical si'ieeii lieiu, proves once
and for nil that "llnnesly Is the Kl'sl
Policy," in Ills newest picture, "Hold
lm; the Came." And Ills wit. dash and
win n la K' smile iti'o more evident than
ever.
Ih Is a magnetic personality, nnd hi
the Kiinii time, nn nrtlst, deft In his
chill itrlei'irilUoill.. Ills lontt arduous
period of priti'tlcnl liuliiltiK lias en
allied Mm l i'.ut bis or recti on the
screen clearly and simply, lie cihip
bines miinllm-N with skill. Thin Is
proven hy tin versatility of his por
trayuls of thn policeman In "Officer
tititi" the street cleaner to hilt IMillllc
Ian In "Hold Your Horses," and now
in "UeatlnK thnllsino" he (list appears
as "Fancy Charlie," Hie expert sufe
etitcksniiiii, and (inn year later lis
"Honest Tom Hnilth," newly eleCteil
mayor of suiall hick town
t j '. ' i
Service
Anyone can claim to offer
8uper-8ervicc
BUT CAN THEY DELIV
ER THE GOODS
Our business is inukiuu clothe
for t, ndies hnil I ionts.
Our aim is to prove that Iuim
ncss to our customers by inniit
find efficient service.
e aim lo (ili-ase (In nin, ex
nctiiic riisiiitncr.
i ,
May we have the opportunity of
a mi i i it m i; your wilh our emii'i-p.
ti'Ui of real service in Made to
Order Clothes for Ladies, ami
ImiiIh? -.
GUS.l The Tailor
' 4I8fIcIfOrdBldg. ;
not Ncwjurr
CUANEOandDVCD"
Many of our patrons are in
nocently ".fooling the pub
lie' Their dresses after having
been cleaned nnd dyed at
our establishment look like
, new.
It is nn investment in money
and appearance--to htlve
your cli'iiiiini,' and .dyeing
done at
Master Cleaners and Dyers.
Dr. Johnson
Says
Rome people believe that
they can chew corn off thn
cob with a plate. ' It is all
right lo believe it, but' they
usually don't. They are
lucky if they chow bread off
of milk,
J ' MORAL
4 Don't let your teeth ro un
til you havo to have plates.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DENTIST
228 East Main St.
Phone 669
WOOD!
Fir i.r0 Tier nnd up.
Fluh Fur toiil $l.ftO Ton.
5
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor l ie and Third Phouo 212
Am Eating Better
Sleeping Better and
Feeling Better Than
In Years, Thanks to
TANLAC
- It built . mt up nin
pound in thrtt wtmht.
ThU it lie ttatcmtnt
of Mr$. 7iii' Robtrtt,
1002 Laurel St., W.
Tampa, Fla. Chronic
inJigestion,
gatlritlt, rhiumailtm, wtah
nt and similar complaint
utldom fail to ditappcar n
tirtty when you tah Tanlac.
It builJ$ you up and enable
you to throw oil diteatc. At
all good druggiiti.
FISHING RODS
llewropped, Ilrpalrcd ami Itevar
nlslieil. I ilea (led to pattern or
onler.
MT H. Newtown H.
Medfrmt
INCOME TAX
COME IN NOW ta the appeal we
,mak to our clients. You will
thus avoid the rush of, tha final
days of the porlud when our tlm
Is taken up day and iiIkIiI to
GET IlKTl'llNS IN ON TIMU. '
Our rffl.icnt Ncrvlc
saves money for o l hurt and It will'
do so for you.
WILSON AUDITING CO.
IJHrtr llulldlna. Medfnnl
. New
and Used
Cars,
VVe'VKave::everkI qnewl
- ' and used standard j i !
make ' cars :j:i:iiiiiH
" 'at terms to suit
purchasers
MedfordYclicCo.:
, i . New Location
i , 29 S. Front
M. fM
U.ut i
Nordwiclc Building
1
f 11 I' -i rH
BREAD!
Pee thst there Is a bmf In your has- '
ki-t eveiy tlmo It comes from the
Orocrr'a.
' There is nothlinfi lsn in that basket v
that rnnlalns tho s.niio amount of
nourishment iih bread, x V 1
I'luce it siandlnK order for lirertfl--twloo
as many loaves as you re noMf V
orderinu.
JC win wotl repay ynu. .-(.
liread Is yum- jjesi Food Ual more. .
of It.
NUT-BROWN BREAD
"Tho Drrnd That Ilulhls"
PEERLESS BAKERY
Ask your dealer for NIT HUOWN
IlllICAU
GOODWOOD
ALWAYS CHEAPEST
Do not bo deceived by so-called spec.
Inl, cut rate, or vlaht prices, but go
up to the . ,
" OLD RELIABLE
where you find us 80S days In the
year, wltlriho best anil cheapest wood
ou the market. -
WHY?
necauso wo sell more than halt the
fuel handled In Medord, trout our
enstomors rlahc, and do not go on
tho theory that wo can "do" tho pub
lic, and aro positively the only yard
that lias strictly dry wood.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
PHONE 76
SENSATIONAL
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
nt Modford, . - ' ,.
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main nt Ulverslde