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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry.
Science claims to have taken a step
towards the "transmutation or me
baser, metals into ffrld." without in
frlnfrinK on the Nash process of trans
muting wind into mines.
A metropolitan touch was given the
heart of tho bis. dist Tues. pro. by an
impromptu dog fight under a Id.
The plesiosaurus, or horny plated
glyptodon, sometimes known aa a
megaterium, the wise men are chasing
in Patagonia, will turn out to be a
democrat who strayed away from his
native haunts after the 1920 election.
National prohibition officers threat
en to confiscate all autos encaged in
packing hootch, be it a bottle or a
barrel. If they don't weaken, and
amend this -clause, to take instead the
roof oyer their heads, or the youngest
child, autoista will be more circum
spect.
V PERILS OF THE DRAMA
-v (Albany Democrat)
"LIVING PICTURES" ARE
HIT AT TANGENT WHEN
BEAUTIES ARE SHOWN
The war on feminine fat continues
unabated by Galshevlkis, mad at the
inability to retain the lines of 16, at 44.
They are subsisting mostly on spinach.
Spinach is about as palatable aa a
handful of common string, and, is a
weed In water form. A great obesity
reducer used to be .an old fashioned
sine washboard.' : '
TO MEDFORD 'S WIZARD OP WINGED WORDS.
SEVERAL years ago Medford made n wager. It was a good wnger
nnd as far as we know was never lost, briefly it placed a good
sized bet that Medford, within a radius of fifty miles, had more natu
ral resources than any other district in the country.
Recently another natural resource has been added to the Medford
district which was never imagined in those boom-town days. It justi
fies that wajrer's revival.
For Medford iu 1021 produced the best short story written in
America by an American, "The Heart of Little Shikara," by our fel
low townsman, Edison Marshall.
Comparisons are "odorous." and yet wo hazard the prediction
that "Medford 's whining the sweepstakes in American literature
against all-comers will benefit this district, 'as far as favorable pub
licity is concerned, quite as much as the victory at the Spokane Apple
show several years ago or the recent victory at the Salem State Fair.
There are thousands of incipient 0. Henry's in the middlwest and
east who will bear of Medford. Oregon for the first time. Just imag
ine, they will soliliquir.e, the literary center fifty years ago was in
Roston, then it passed to New York, then to Chieago and now it jumps
across the Mississippi and Rocky Mountains to Medford, Oregon.
Where in the Devil is Medford, Oregon I ' j
And there the key note of good advertising is struck. curiosity.! Washington, Mar. 13.-T.cn
n. . , . : . , lur' ofllcluls exported tho Rovcrn-
I Ins award is a great honor to r.disou Marshall, it is a great honor to iment'a receipt of income nmi profit
Medford. A climate that can produce not onlv prize inmle nmi pirns ,aX0!' "u,v ,0 Hhow decrease of '""re
1 . i - - - i i " - l r-
prize grains and bulls, but prize, authors, may well extend the proud
boast of its confines from the Garden of Eden, to the IVgasian heights
of Mt. Parnassus!
planted la WnKhlimton to cotnmtmmr
ate the Limitation of Armaments con
ference? An Kim tree,
4 How long ran a hlppoimtmmmiB
lay under water? Ans. Only a few
minute at one time.
6 Is a moccasin a poisonous aunko!
Ann. Yes.
6 Which member of PrvsLlent liar
ding's cabinet was not born in tliU
country? An. Secretary of tabor
Davis. Hp was horn in Wales.
T In what part of ChlraKO was tho
World's Fair held? Ans. It was held
on the grounds now known as Jackson
park.
8 Why Is pottery called Chlnawarc?
Ans. tccnuH the first pottery dish
was made la China.
9 What metal is the lightest? Ans.
Magnesium.
10 is the surname the first or the
last name? Ans. The last, '
1 1 i I'
Expect Income Tax to
Fall Far Below 1921
Quill Points'
than 1:100.000,00,0 ft;,,,, ln ,.,,ll.-t-tiona
mail" during Murth "C Inst year.
Whilf the xltrlnkiiKn In liuninciui
and profits during the t-nlcndur your
1921, S-retnry Mellon Kiltl today,
mskea the fiKures noiiirwhut uncer
tain, offi Itl cKtlnutto In that tho fliwt
iivstalliitent luxes for the year will
amount to Hiirt.OOU.OOO .is eompaioU
with 727.O0O.nl In I9:n.
Nineteen twenty-two may not reward fighters; but lot us hope it
will produce some.
Self-mad man:
tion of a wife.
One who exercised sound judgment in the selec-
In Utopia the folks, can get excitedly patriotic without j'caruiug
to kill somebody.
The highest explosive known to science is made by combining idle
hands and addled miuds.
will make tyirit
And so the Krupps will make typewriters. Doubtless they arc per
scaded that the next war will be fought wijh propaganda.
Spring is here. Already the quaint twitter of the pennant winner
pickers in heard in the land.
After all, happiness doesn't depend on an automobile,
poor man can run down his neighbors.
Even a
The Millennium will be here some time after the trigger finger
becomes as useless as the appendix. '
: The stars in the heavens are not the only ones that shine less bril
liantly when the light is-turned on.
"Universal knocking in time brings reform.'
to have done much for the weather, however..
It doesn't appear
. It is understood, of course, that those who don't really need the
bonus will decline it as a matter of patriotism.
A WILD ALLEGATION
. ' (Salem Statesman)
Mr. Thomas E. Isaacs, the tenor
soloist, delighted the - audience
with his rich, round voice so full of
sympathy and tenderness. Mrs.
K-nnison, the pianist, has also
made a good impression with her
pleading personality and her en
thusiasm for the work. They are
bo human ap d natural that people
like them, and they have far more '
calls than they can accept this
year.
It takes the Influenza . to . demon
strate just how much the human hide
will hold of cough drops, pills, patent
medicines, and whatever he can get, if
he is lucky. . ' '
FOR SALJ1 Hand' washing machine,
Pathe phonograph ' with records,
canary ttaKer with race. Call 1175
West first St., or phone 476-Y. (RoBe
burg Review). Another home wrecked.
DAM ORATORY ON TOTTR-POWER
PACT (Hdline Spokane Spokesman-
Revlewh So say we alL
' MOST DAMNABLE r
, (Business Chronicle).'
J This measure 4s economically,
unsound, essentially unpatriotic,
and- subversive of both public and
private morals. At present tho
plea for a bonus, or gift, or dole, is
being camouflaged under the
softened term of "adjusted com
pensation." '
Jack Spratt could eat no fat ; his wife could eat no lean.
they spent their money for the jitney's gasoline.
You see,
Perhaps you have noticed that "rights" usually take care of them
telves if a man spends his time delivering the goods.
Despite the Newberry case, the parties arc preparing to spend
considerable money without the knowledge of the candidates.
, A correspondent asks whether it is right to say: "The man was
hung," or "The man was hanged." The modern version is: "The
jury disagreed." ,
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 When was Harry Lauder born?
2 In what continent is the yellow
race chiefly found?
3 Where is the Island of Marken?
4 What, Canadian city is at the east
ern end of Lake Ontario? '
G What executive department has
charge of army affairs?
6 In what part of the world is traf
fic still carried on by caravans?
7 Which of Longfellow's poems Is a
tribute to his mother's ancestors who
came over on the Mayflower?
8 What western mountains were
formerly known as the "Stony Moun
tains"? '
9 How much oa debt of $10 can be
paid in pennies and nickels?
10 What is the purpose of a baro
meter?
Answers to Yesteraay's Question
1 Is the mayor of New York City a
democrat or a republican? Ans. A
democrat.
2 What is a plebiscite? Ans. A
vote of tho whole people.
3 What variety of tree is to be
MeNary Bill Passes
WASHINGTON, Mar. The sen
ate today passed tlje McXary bill auth
orising the secretary of the interior in
his discretion to extend for a period of
two years from December 31, 1922, the
time for the payment of construction
and water charges on- federal irriga
tion projects. ; , '
' Oronna to Oppose McCumber
LAK0TA. N. D., . Mar. 15. A. J.
Gronna has announced he is a candi
date for United States senator to suc
ceed Porter J. McCumber, whose term
expires May 4, jiext Mr. Oronna rep
resented North Dakota in the upper
house for twelve years and was defeat
ed at the 1920 primaries by Dr. E. E
Ladd, then president of the Npn-Partl
sail league.
ST. LOUIS. Carl Tremaluo, Cleve
land, won referee's decision over Ja
bei White, Albany, in 12 rounds.
RipplingRhijinQS
4k welt Mason
fir, t n
THE QUIET VILLAGE.
IN PRUNEVILLE, when the clocks strike nine, the lights go out
along the line, the streets are dark and bare; and moral citi
zens, at that wind up the clock, turn out the eat and to the hay re
pair. At times the citizens will go to see a helpful movie show
that some great truth expounds, or when a lecturer arrives to
brighten up their quiet lives with hoarse but earnest sounds. But
breaks like these are far between; the voters are but seldom seen
away from home at night; no lights arc shining in their homes,
but harmless dreams pervade their domes, whore they arc sleeping
tight. If you remark their lives are tame they'll tell you of a
checker game that lasted seven years, with final honors yet to
win and they can't see why you should grin, nor understand
your sneers. Gay alecks from the crowded marts stop there for
gas to run their carts, and gaze with high disdain; to live in such
a burg, they've said, when there are towns that are not dead, is
neither safe nor sane. But Pruneville people in their way, seem
cheerful, jubilant and gay, despite the city's jeers; in their old
age they're hale and' spry, they laugh and sleep and seldom die at
least at less than five wore years.
I.lclitnlnir SUHs Oil l ire.
PIMUNUnrci.n, Mo.. March
LiKhtnin struck n HtoruKn tank at
thn Wllholt oil company's refinery
near Webb City tolay. stariinB it mn-
tlnsrntion which this afterntMiii Im. I
destroyed 12,000 barrels of crude oil.
valued at $.10,000. It Is feared that
the entire refinery will i ttcNtrnycd.
aceordiruf to I. M. WUholt. president
of the companv.
NKW YORK, March la, -The ton
round bout between lleiuiy Leonard,
light weight champion, and Johnny
Dundee, scheduled for March 37, ui
Milwaukee, has beeu postponed until
late In April, tho exact date n yet un
decided, It was announcid today from
Dundee's training quarter here.
VOLl'MlU J. -Kddl O'lKiwd. ban
tamweight, won ever Willie Spencer,
New York, In 12 round bout.
CRAND FORKS. Mike tllbboiis.
tft. I'airl. decisively outpointed I.eo
Stokes, Fargo, In ten-round no-decision
bout.
; rtllL-.VDKMMIt.V Fred Fulton
Minnesota heavyweight, knocked out
Jim Holland. Hftltlmorc, la sixth of
scheduled eight round bout.
NEW ORLEANS. Selection of
Ha le Ruth, homerun king, as captain
of uiikoes for 1922, announced ly
Manager llugglns. v
FORT WAYNE. Ed (StranRlerl
Lewis, defeated Jallndra Cottar, In
dia, in straight falls.
KANSAS CITY. Stonislaus Zby.
ko defeated, Yosslf Mnhincut. "the
ltalkan linn." tuklng flrft fall In 43
ml miles, IS seconds.
SALKM. Eddie Richards. Port
land, knocked nut Fred Hull, Salem,
in sixth round f ten round contest.
SEATTLE. Cordon McKay, Seat
tle, claimant of the Pacific rnat
middleweight title fnnght to a draw
with Joe Egan. Iloslon,
SAN" FRANCISCO. Ad Kantct n(
San Francisco, (laliiiunt world light
heavyweight champion.' defeated
IVter Saner, i'hof nix. in two stralKhl
(ails.
CASPER. Wyo. Speediiall 1 lay-
den. Columbus, N. M., won decision
over Huttllng Ross, Chihuahua. In 10
round limit.
Reserve District No.' 12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Thus. , II. SiiupHon, of Ashland,
authorizes hi announcement aa a Can
didate for the nomination for the nfflc
of County CommlNMionor ot Jackson
County, subject to the tluolslon of the
Republican voters ot said county at
the Primary Klertlon, May 19th, 19112.
Adv.
Cherro Hard Wheat
Flour
Guaranteed
At Y our Grovera
1 am a candidate for the nomination
for Comity Cum mlas loner of Jackson
county, on tho Republican ticket, niiIi-
Joet to the tleclKloii of tlie voter at
the primary to ho held May 19th. 1922.
HKOItiiK AI.FOHI), 1'hoenU.
Day or Night
'. !
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
Charter No. US.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Jackson County Bank
At Medford. in the State of Oregon, at the clone of business March 10, 19?;.
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts shown In Items 29
and 30, if any ... 690.131.2a
2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured :: . None
3. V. S. government securities owned. Including those shown In
items 30 and 35, if any . . 67.-IC7.-IO
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities. Including foreign gov
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including
those shown In Items 30 and 3!. If any. 34.079 SI
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc B.337.M
Banking house. $a(ijoo; furniture and fixtures. $5.000. 35.non.oo
Real estate owned other than banking house. . !i.&ti3.K7
(a) Lawful reserve with fednral reserve bank 6H.727.tlS
tab) Cash on hand in vault and due from bnnks, bankers and
trust companies designated and approved reserve agents
of this bank . .., ........ 21 7.152.81
Exchanges for clenriitK house and Items on other banks in the
same city or town as reporting bank .,. 8.824. 6J
Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and
other cash items . , . 20.OH.9!)
Gold Dustv ...jt .'. ., 7SK.HI
16.
17.
IS.
19.
20.
2a.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
31.
36.
2.135.R0
617.97
-N
..ll.159.O9l.30
. $ 100.000.00
0,000.00
Total . .
' LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In w. ..
Surplus fund
(a) Undivided profits ..: ....
lb) Less current expensed, Interest sn taxes paid
Reserved for taxes. Interest and depreciation ......
Dividends unpaid .
Net amounts due to other bnnks, bankers and trust companies
Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to check, Including deposits due
the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds....
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand
Certified checks outstanding ....
Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on
demand or subject to notice:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding 120.32
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice 263,224.21
Total ot time and savings deposits payable on
demand or subject to notice, items 27 and 28..3S3,E46.70
Pills payable with federal reserve bank or with other banks
or trust companies ...i None
Reserved for contingencies . 10,000. on
1.517.M
S.haU'j
C4.00
19.636.70
600,491.43
4..M7.S3
6.737.06
4.CN5.16
49
Total
- ...l,159,O9l.20
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss.
I, V. II. Vawter. enshier of tho alxfte named bank, do solemnly swear that
tno above statement Is true to Iho beat of my knowledge and belief.
- - V. II. VAWTF.it. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this 15th day of March. 192.
C. M. THOMAS, Notary Public.
' ' My commission expires April 13, 1921.
Correct Attest: C. V. McDonnld, Ceo. R. Mndley; Directors.
Charter No. 68.
Rescrvo District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
First State Bank
At Eagle Point, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business March 10, 1922,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown In items 29
and 30, if any $18,321
Overdrafts secured and unaccured ... ,01
U. 8. government securities owned, Including those ahown In
items 30 and 35, If any - 6,650.00
Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign govern
ment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including those
shown in Items 30 and 35, If any 8,466.22
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc.. ;...., 640.00
Hanking house, $4,696.61; furniture and fixtures, $2000.: C.696.51
Real estate owned other than banking house...... .. 4,000,00
I an 1 ian on nana in vault ana one rrom hanks, bunkers and
trust companies, designated and approved reservo agents of
this bank . 15,157.19
Total
23,
24.
25,
27.
36.
;. ;....$89,821.20
LIABILITIES , '
Capital stock paid in $15,000.00
nurpius rund ,. 3,300.00
tu undivided profits $ 2,247.70
(b) Less current expenses, Interest and taxes paid 683.20 1,664.45
f ucmana Deposits, other than nanks, subject to reserve :
jiirjivmuui deposits Hiuuecx i" enecK, including depoHlts duo tho
Btata of Oregon, county, cities orothnr public funda , 69,982.95
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding.... 241.65
Caabler's checks of this bank outstanding payable on demand 273.36
total of demand deiwmts, otner than hank, deposits,
subject to reservo, items 23, 24, 25, 26 $60,497.06 t , '
Time and 8avlngs Deposits, subject to reserve and payablo on ,
demand or subject to notice :V- '
Time certificates of depoai.t outstanding 9,453.79
Short and over , : 6.00
Total
$89,821,20
. . State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. '
1, II. E. Campbell, caahlor of tho above named bank, do solemnly swoar
mat tne aoove statement la true to me nest or my knowindgo and belief.
.... II. E. CAMl'llKLL, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 14th day of March, 1922. "
, PORTER J. N1CFP, Notary Public.
My commission expires March 12, 1924.
Correct Attest; J. F, Crown, W. V. Urowu, Directors.-'.'"-
One Thousand Dollars
And 65 Other Prizes
for naming tho
Michelin Tire Man
A WONDERFUL '
OPPORTUNITY FOR
EVERYBODY
COME IN AND LET US
TELL YOU ABOUT IT
We will give you an envelope containing the sim
ple rules governing this contest, together with help-'
ful suggestions and also a contest card which you
may use in submitting names.
Medford Vulcanizing Works
15 N. Fir Carl Fichtner, Prop Phone 451J
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If you arc contfiniilnlinf? nttenilinR Iho OPIiRA
in I'ORTIiAND, March 22, 23, 21 nnd 25, when
'the CHICAGO OHANI) OPERA CO., nnd its fa
moiiN artists will bc tlio eenter of attraction, vf(s
Kiiggest that you wire, phono or write for rrwrvn
1ions, for this will hu tho Noi'thweHt'a Orentent
ArtiHtic Event, and viwitorH from nil part of tho
Northwest will ho in the city nt thnt time.
THE -HOME OF THE FAMOUS
'.
Arthur H. Meyers Manager ,