Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 17, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMkdforp Mail tribune! AM XS'I)K.f-KNrK.vr NKWrtJ'A.BKR it'ni-j.'Hr.n rvKitr AprrcnsoON , KXrVP H,tUAY PT TUB AlKliFUlU) I'HlNtl.NO CO, th Mftlford Hunday Run 4 f urntahad lularrlhra dulling a 'Sevan day dally lMpaM-r. . Office Mnll Tribune BulMlng. tl-ST-ti North Pit strict I'bone "S. 1 A ; ooftanllilatlon of tha Democratic Tim. th Mcdrord Mall, the Madford TTlhnfiw, the Southern Orrironlan, The AahlAtid Trlbima. BOI1KTJT V. nt'MU FMItor. IIEall'TKIl 8.' RMITH, Manager. miciimoi fxun BY MAll In Ailvanc: pally, with SumlAy tun, yar47.5 llly, With Runilny Sun, month... M pally, without Hiimtay Hun, yr 4.S9 pally, without Sunday Sun. month, Xi WoAly Mnll Trlbun. on rr 1.00 Sunday SMin, on yaf 1.00 fit : CAltltlEll In Medrnrd, Ashland, jrirkannvllla, Coblral Point, i'hoenix, I alant: pally, with PundfiT Run. tonnth. .. .74 pally, wlthoat Sunday Kun, month .f Pally, xvithout Hundny Bun. ymr. 7. Jo pally, with sundnv Sun, one ynt L.tt Alt wTnui by oArrirr, oh In advanca. QfrtrbU popor or the City of Madford. Cifftolal paper of . Jackson County. Iwnrn dally average circulation for all month finding Oct., !!, 13J5 Entered ai amana om matter at radfurd, Oregon, under th act of March UKMBE1I9 01- Till; ASSOCIATED - press. Tfh Amtorlated l"rta la excjunlvelr cm (It led to the um for rvpuhllonU.m of all' newa dNpatehea credited to It, or Mi otherwlae rredited In thin ivtpor, aud aiao th local ru-wa puMlwhed heroin. All rlnhtu of republication of apeclal dlpataheji herein are also rwrrvod. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Parry. WHO WROTE THE TREATY? Prohibition enforcement officers liave captured a still in tuo Cascades 80 miles front the nearest house, and it as a wasbboiler affair, flooding the land with 'liquor, at tho rate of a Rat ion a day. 1 be same amount of enerpy expended la trylmr to catch gents who are, hauling; hootch from Canada and Mextro by the truck load, might have resulted In something worth while, whloli would b? a fnl. . coat of snow fell in the foothills Thursday pro., and a vest of rain de scended on the Door of the valley. AH, THERE! SAM PLYMAUE! (Siskiyou News) Pen Richardson came la from Junction City. Oregon. Thursday and fa visiting old friends. A convention of Umatilla wheat far mer assembled Wednesday at Pendleton-and argued that T5-cent wheat would be up to war time prices, if the appropriations for higher education in Oregon, were reduced. If there U any thing, a farmer, a a whole, hates worse than Wall St. It is a college. Isaiah- Mooro, who baa 12 wive that the police know of. announces when he Eeta out of jail, if fee-ever does bo will become, an. evangelist. lie will Ue quite an adjunct to the acrobatic., clap trap division of spreading the gospel. and.aa all hia matrimonial ventures netted him a profit, he ought to be able to throw a mean collection plate. One of the leading financiers of this vicinity, is feeling poorly, every place but ra the pocketbook. . ; - . HOUSEWORK (Etna Mills Newt) .Vairs. Pan Evana has been quite sick with the Cu, bnt is soroe bet ter, Dan is in the tolls now. SEXA.T0R ROBINSON says Hon. A. ('. lWdfour wrote it. Senator llecd says Prince Tokugawa wrote it. Si'nator Wrttson sjivs the Devil himself wrote it, while lUtrah says he doesn't know who wrote it, but is eertain Secretary lfliylies didn't. This reminds one of the dramatie eritie in Fanny's first play. If a new play is by n well known author, it is u nxl play, if it i.s by nn rnknown author it is a poor play. To ro by the merits of the play is too much trouble. Could anything show more clearly the utter futility of the fiht on tUe Four-l'ower paet than this absurd emphasis upon the identity of the porson who put the ptiet in its final forrnt What earthly difference- does it rnak who wroto the treaty, as long ns everyone-known what th treaty is, and every nation repre sented, after studying it six weeks, sipueil it! After all nature has endowed us with reasonable faculties of our Twnv A business man iWsn't accept or reject n eontraet, because he Ji.sUkes or likes tlic attorney wht) wrote it.- lle jtultros tho contract on its merits, and nothing else. Would Senator Robinson refuse to sign a lease for his apartment Woanse h was doubtful nf the identity of the stenographer who typed itt Woul dh change his opinion of Hamlet if he found that Daeon wrote it, instead of Shakespeare ! Yho made tho senator's swallow-tail coatf .VTaa hi nftme Finklestein or Oadapopoulus or plain O'Rcillcyt ' " If it's a pood coat Senator Robinson accepts it aud pays his bill, if it isn't he rejects it and keeps his hand on his pocket book, Why can't he show as much sense regarding the Four-rower treaty There is no more reason for the acceptance of the treaty be cause Hughes wrote it than for the rejection of the treaty because Mr. Half our wrote it. Who wrote it has nothing at all to do with the case, except as an excuse for talking a little longer and inflating the Con gressional Record a little more with hot air. And when one comes to think of it, perhaps that is the reason. . Quill Points SacM'tiotito, c.'iictirt hnd invN.-t. ; U U 7-rAtlunttr- fui itle Iladlo Sun. '- S. K linutUH) and eroi"- T to 7;U-Kulrirtont lutil, San rtui-cUi-o, press and wenihori ' T: 15 to 7-.at Mo -h,Klantt. Oak. land, spit'r anil fore-lmi, T;30 lo S::io Colin ti. rtmuedy. l.o Alro., roneeitN S to 91'ieclnl m Shop, Urldlay. con cert, .S;,10 tn 9 alrtnont hotel, 8. P., con cert. Tuesday . 12:13 lo I Wuraer i I.iiuleu, San r ranciHi-o, eouoert, . . 3:30 to 4:3u Atlantic Sup. Co., si P., Ct-ftCiM-t HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 11 tow Is hjttnutr pr inilltieedT 5 What ii ih Heooiul.larKCHt conti nent ?' aWhat Is lite itaiidid rifle it 1 1 0 1 many i..Vb(vt l tlio te-linli'ul nuiuu for, the iniIvh aud wlri'H of a wiivW'S tele Arupli a hieh are reeled (ocntvli iunl wave? . 6 In what city iloe the new world aelflo KaUlrt.cowrt.mw,? u In what city la tloUton Oate park? 4 to 6 StiK-ktoh Kc'jt1 Htatton thn lrtivhli WliiliK-t 1V1 Cu. Silock ton, presi, flnauoe, crops. i 8""ln hut ' tba al- 4:30 to 5:30-KalrtoofU hotel, gan I H ry called tho ' Uuvrr' ttnei.MX coneerl. ; t ornan of thn bunion lauly Is 6:30 to .:30 lionrwht Klw. Co..' Uw,, nnJ u nllotl wl,h n mullltudo ot Sacramento, pra and concert. air coll . 0:45 to 7-Atlantle racllic Hadio! fare-lso Sup. Co.. . K ftnans an.l crops. ! amhiuwador? ; 7 to 7: 15 Knlrmnnt hotel, S. P., I Aniwart to Yeatarday't Questions press and weather. j l What are aneatheileN? Ans. 7:U to 7:30 IM.1 Oaklatitl, Onk-ilruf.H which make one unconscious of fi What are clocks on honlery? Ans, lOliilirolileiy on tlu Hliles? 6-'!int peculiarity of wenvlnit fo nierly iieunKNltnlAil rloclis? Ans. Slock InitH wovea In two lin'i, 7 What kiinl oC Kt ulea did Aastip write? ,M. Pllbles, N-Wliut Is th llHlitnut siilmtanea l.nown? Aim. Mydriincn p. a. 0 Can y enmiiet a creditor to ac cept dluiou,aud iuurtrif lu payment of a $in debt? Aas. Y, Democratic Chairman To Visit Coast Cities i HI'UlvANk!, Alar. 1j -HMldi'll Hull, 'hali'iiuiu of the tli'tnm null' niitlomil eumnattei", w ill lie 1 1 (tliext of how nt thn niinail .li'fli'rxon day iIIthhi' lier Ai'l1 IS, It wns auiiouiio'tl li ilny ' fnlttiwlrtK reealpt of hdW'ea l'.v locftl doiuoernt thni Me. Itell waul ho in Hiiiikiiiin nn Ihnl ilnV. tJiloi . hS 10-Ioe Calll'iiinla prod inn liloi'elw; 'Nit eoitNl fliieex urttnrdlnu to orantfea than nrlda? Ann, ' Yes, 'ir-a iim. a m . ' i i nfi i of' i What ctMiiilry prtMliicea inont tf i trie worut a aupeiy of lule.-ton? hind, aports and foreiaa. pain. y:30 to S;l& Hotel Oakland, Oak-1 2 Which atato produced tho Rreat landv concert. i - ieat amount of wheat in 1921? Ana, S t Stockton rUc.ni station of ! Kansas. Rnth, crushed to earth, will rise again. Lots of people think of liberty as the spirits of 1776. The Iride gets the showers; the groom only catches thunder. One who entertains callers, while lieutenants do Executive: the work. . T "Twenty Freshmen Hav Never Kissed." the fresh men lead the field. That's odd. As a rule, 0n half of the world doesn't know how the other half manages to boy gasoline. . ; - - - Every evil contains the germ of its own destruction. Note the 'axe" in taxes. And it occurs to us that there were fewer eternal triangles in the old daj-g of the square dauee. Lots of times, men think they hear .the call of duty when they only hear money talkihg. Environment is a wonderful thing. Think of how many parents have been broadened by associating with their children. Unfortunately, however, American business can't build a tariff wall around fomgn markets in order to keep out cheap foreign goods. There are two kinds of men: Very busy men who will serve you now, and men who have little to do and will attend to your case next week. .V 1 ANNOUNCEMENT Having ,-raked: together - enough money for the damnable and iniqui tous filing fee required of all candi dates: by our taxridden state, I have decided to 6 thud tor offiee at the- pri mary; This i my 17th. entrance into a race for an office for which J have not a single qualification, bnt "truth crushed to earth will rise again." If I am defeated, it will be through skull duggery on the part of a mytbi-at gang who, conspired against me, because tbey know I will free the raassea fro their bondage. ' ' If elected I will see to- it that the home; Is protected, and will work to save. the. boys aid girhv holding the police responsible for what the parents do not do. Economical control of the air. except for oratorical purposes, and cussing something that don't amount to any thing. ... Employment of transient labor in hoeing the gardens, so the natives may keen up with their piscatorial pursuits. I will ftlao raise municipal hell, and put a 2 by 4 under It , To those who want a drink, I say your, personal liberty is trampled, and to the churches, I advocate hanging for all who look like they wanted one. Abolishment of all taxes, a la Russia. Prbton terms for grocery props, who tyrant-like' want pay for their goods. I favor cutting out the, Rtreet lamps. on moonlight nights. . This sort of. reckless extravagance has been going! on too long, and is a duplication eti light servico., ! . - r will use horses instead of autos la the Are deportment. Hay costs' less' than gasoline. Vote for nio and Utopia on wheels. I also favor pressing the pants of my supporters free, from a fund collected from .Tohn I. Jiockefollow. Be not deceived by promises. -Your auto tires w ill last for 20 years if I am elected. ' I " . ...... 'Vot ami-pray, for mo,, 1 ,' Your obedient servant," '' ' - Jobh Forever Running. Radio Concert Schedule for Southern Ore. The present radio, concert schedule of northern California and southern Oregon which holds until further no. tlce, frUown: . - - ' ' Sunday ; - ' 10 to 11 Fairmont hotel, San Fran cisco, concert 11 to 12:l-Trlnlty Center, San Francisco, interdenominational relig ious broadest, sermon, "etc. 12:15 to. 1 Warner ft Linden, aa FranciFjo, concert. -. Z Cu 3 Stockton, record station of the Portable Wireless- Telephone O., Stockton, concert 3 4 Atlantic Pac, Radio Sap. C-. S. ., concert. 3 to 4 Precision Shop, Orldley, con-1 cert . ',.;. ( ;. 4 to 5 tolia. II. Kennedy, Los Alt 09, eoacert. - . V ;,-' V- 5 to 6 Herrold Laboratories, San 40se, concert. 7 to 9 Presidio, S. P.; radio Instruc tion and concert Monday , 3:30 to. 4:30 Atlantic? Fao. Radio Sup. Co San Praocisco. 4 to 5 Stockton Record station of Portable Wireless TL Co., Stockton. Press, Finance. Crops. ; 4:30 to 6:30 Fairmont hotel, San Francisco, concert. - 5:30 to :3o llobrecht Kleo. Co. the Portable Wtrwlw Tel. ton, enctrt. 8:15 to 9 Itaifio Shop, concert. Wadntaday 1:30 t 4:30 Atlantic Pacific Sun. Co.. A P.. mncf rt. t ! 4 to 5 Stockton Record nt.-.tlon ot the !rtab) WtreleKa Tel. Co.. Stock-' ton, presa, finance and crks. ! 4:30 b 5:30--rvlrmont hotel San' Francisco, concert. I 5:30 to :30 llohrecht Ktec. Co..l SiU'ramento, presi and tincert. : 13 to 7 Atlantic .Paiiflo Radio Sup. Co., S. P., finance an.l crops. to 7:15 Fairmont hotel. S. P., proa and weather. 7:15 t" 7:30 I fat el Oakland, Oak land, sports and foreign. i 30 10 8:15 Atlantic PiuMo Radio Sup. Ct. S. P.. concert S to. 9-Hobrecht Klec Co., Rnera-; mciito, concert " ' 8:13 lo 9 HorrriM luborotore's, San concert. Thursday 3:30 to 4:30 Atlantic racii'lc Radio Sup. Co.. S. F., concert. 4 to 5 Stockton Record Station of tho PorttbU Wlrelesa T-l. Co.. Stock ton, presa, fiuanct and crops. . 4:30 to 5:30 Fairmont hotel, S. F.. concert.- i C:30 to 6:30 Uobrecht EUc. Co..; Sncraniento. press and concert C:45 to. 7 Atlantic 1'cuUlo Radio Stir. Co.. S. P., finance nod rropa. . to 7:15 Fair:Hont ihotc!, S. F.i pros and weather. i 7:15 to 7:30 Hotel-Oakland. Oak land, sports, and foreign. 7:30- to 8:30 Fairmont hotul, S. P.. concert 8 to 9 Precision Shop, Gridley, con cert. R:30 to 9 Colin Tl. Kennedy, Los Alloa, concert Friday 12:15 to 1 Warner A Llndon, B. F.. concert j 3:30 to 4:30 Atlantifl Pacific Radio j Sup. Co., a P.. cmcrk' j 4 ta 5 Stockton Record statin of I the Portable Wire! Tel. Co., Stock-, ton, paeaa. finance and crops. 4:31 to 0:30 Fairmont hotel. S. F,! concert . . ' 5:3d-to C:30 Hobrecnt Eloe. Co Sacramento, presa and con cart. C:15 to 7 AUaatio Pacifk) Radio, Sup. Co., S. P.. finance and crops, 7 to 7:l&FJrmoot hotel. 8. F-j DK-aa and weather. j 7:15 to 7:30 Hot Oailaivl. Oak-; land, sports and foreign. I 7:30 to 8:15 Radio Shop, San Jose, j concert to 9 Stockton Record station ot the Portable Wireless Tel. Co., Stock ton, concert 8:15 to 9 Hotel Oakland, Oakland, concert, . - Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 Atlantic Pactfic Radio Sup. Co., S. P., concert 4 U C Stockton Record station of the Portalde Wireless Tet Co., Stock- 1 1 1 Co, stock-, 3 Which state led In corn produe lion? Ana. Iowa. Sa Jose, ' 4 How ninay widows of the soldiers of the War of lsi2 are on tho pension irolla? Ans. Uiat year there were sixty four. 1L-Ul...i J- J J S. S. Will RM Yom af Bnitt. PlatpUa, gtaefcaaadt aud Hum .rapHaaa. A otl U viiloano. your bland la aa huok full af pol'u i thai Ihaaa "bair out Into a bull. That'll ki "balling uM nlll ' daatmy Uiam aomplatatr by tbe I. . . wia Of the moat bowarM bkuHl-rlaaliara fcaawn to sclaiM'a. H , a bas awl ia IHl aC Ulna, ids lwn mi traaianta la ai'ttanwIfUad by auth- uaraarai to ba puriy atabla 1llshl off. It rlvara tha aklti of plm plaa, balls, bloUiha. bla.-l haaila a'tia, -aMina, nan and otli skin arurtkiua. an4 m It Iboraiighly. It rtrtvat vi J the bba4 Imiiuiliiaa wfci a rauaa hauinatlifu. nrnkra Ilia liluvd tl'h an1 yara builds up hl fkiali. It titles ' Ara . LU.ak-Ubl4U.. To?V'"l ?. 7Vx arlUuf S. a. a. Is aaa al Iba graaUd 4rm atuia. In twa a'a. The la bU-pri kaawa. Try ta gr glig li the mot cvnuudcai. ii ji i ii .'...annum' u.i jia wmwil n NEW .YORK Charley White. Chi cago and Johuiiy Dondee of New York, j veteran llatwelKhts. will meet In' Madlauu Square Ciarden tonight. 1 in - - - w AGE OF AUTOS. E HUILT olir towns in olden daywhen horses hauled our surreys; we calmly jflgged along out ways, and had few , traffic worries. Oh, now and then a sporty gent would speed hi sorrel trotter, and he was i the. hoosgow s;nt, and fed on bread and water. But there w as room, for gig and art, the wide streets safely held 'era; pedestrian were tora apar by wagons very sel dom. x S c built our towns and had no. thought of surging horse less, wagons,,. o . monstcc tins,, of metal' wrought," that go like' flam'in!? dragons. AVe builC oar towniv'.and thought our steeds would evermore, go cruising; we boasted of their trotting speeds, which now seem most? aurusku. And. now our cities w survey, all choked.with honking rmtors Uiere ianb path, no right of way, for inoffensive voters. The crowding motors knock us flat when in the streets we sally, it takes a circus acrobat to. cross a street or alley. And every day the crush grows worse new cars come, sleek and eUuggy; each hour soma fellow strips his purs to buy a buzzing buggy. ' Oh, when we built our busy grads we had bo dream prophetic; we thought the customs of our dads would last ii' view pathetic! And .now wc wonder what we'll do; the out-, loofc icauses sorrchv; fur where today one ear Vin view, there will be two tomorrow. - . i.. 2: - - , '? . ton, press, fiu,iac oad crops. j. 4:30 to 5:30 Painw,nt hotel, S. F., : concert. J:30 to C:30 Hobreebt Eioc. Co., Sacramento, press and concert. j :45 to 7 Atlantic Pacific Radio! Sup. Co., 8. P., finance tutd crops. 7 to 7:15 Fairmont hotel,' H. P., presa and weather. 7:15 to 7:30 Hotel Oakland, Oak-j land, sports and foreign. ' . 7:30 to : 15 Warner & Linden, S. F., concert I 8 to 9 Hobrecht Klec. Co., 8acra-i men to. concert i 8:15 to 8 Atlantic Pacific Radio' Sup. CovS. F, concert. i TlUs program Is supplied by the ' Renard Electric Co., lot .V. Central i avenue. ' v i .ji.a.'i. in i i ii in i, in ..j ANKOUNCEMIKTS I COUNTY" COMMISSIONER Thog. H. ' Simpson, of ABhland, authorize hi annonnceroent as a Can didate for the nomination for the office of County Commissioner- of Jackson County, subject to the declalon of the Republican Vetera of said connty at the Primary faction, May 19th, 1932. .. Adv. I am a candidate for the nomination 1 for County Commission of Jackson! eouaty, on the Republican ticker, sub-' IJect to tho dechni'm of the voters at ! tne primJu-y to le held May 19th. 1923. GKORCfB ALFORD, PUocbU. Cherro Hard Wheat Floor Guaranteed At Your Grovers " ", '.' "' 4 f JjTNm 't Ml..') 4 7A ' fW 1 : . t li'J" mm i "-:, .Y.! scT& ip $25 $30 $35 t i . STYHEPLUS CLOTHES GET AMERICA'S BIG VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Oi the most in style and quality that you possibly can, don't be satisfied with loss. Choose your clothes from the-brauIthnt has won national standing because it is, knowu to offer the supreme value at moderate cost Sly! pi m. Stylish, nil woolt gunrantecd, they are "the clothes or fin I appeal" to thousand men and young men. Long noted for outstanding quality at their prices. In w.ch grale we've a range of model., weavus. ialieius and sizes that will make any man's choice easy to meet, and styles are nicely graded l'nn extreme young men's to conservatives. THE OlMRAXTKK "Every Styleplus suit and overcoat bearing the official Styleplus label Is gaaronteed to bo all wool. Should any Styleplus garment fall to glvo reason able wear aud satlHfartion the ri-tull merchant from whom It was purchased is authorized to icplaro It, with a new and satisfactory Styleplus garment," This Spring, for economy's sake, pay a moderate pi ice ; and fur satisfaction's sake, get its greatest value Si li(iliiH- here 1 . SATURDAY SPECIALS DISCOUNT ON ALL EXTRA TROUSERS - 10: One lot cf $3.75 and $4.00 Pants, special One lot cf.$5.0O to $6.00 Pants, special . One lot of Men's Khaki Pants, special . . . $2a98 $4.39 $198 Also" Society Brand Clothes Mann's Department Store MEDF0RD, OREGON . Also 5 Society Brand Clothes Mall Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid . ft,,H M'.Wai