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MEDFflUn "NfATT; TRIKUNR MKHFOUn. ORF.iON V KM DAY, APRIL 21. 1022
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Progress steps forward with a plan
to take the nose prints of cows, in
stead of branding them, removing
from tho Hold of rural activity in the
spring, a picturesque and exciting art
No skill of eye. or hand, or feet is
needed to Jab the probosens of
heifer acainst a niece of paper, and
then apply it to another one, slightly
smudged; hat to slap a sizzling hot
iron upon the bovine flank requires a
he-man, with everything in perfect
working order, plus ability to leap
9-ft. fence. Joyously the farmer, and
bis boys, and neighbors boys always
Perform the tasks of branding. It was
a holiday, displaying horsemanship,
accuracy with a rope, master black
smithing, and surgical skill with a
well sharpened jack-knife. Everybody
enjoyed it, including the bull. dragged
nonchalantly around the corral by the
tail when the work was done. Now
comes a newfangled idea, degenerat
lng the art f the cowboy to the level
of a fingerprint expert' in the sheriffs
office.
A GOOD STORY IS COMING
UP AT AN EARLY DATE
(Rottburg News-Review)
Account husband traveling and
being uneasy at nights, will rent
one or two rooms to congenial
gentlemen at moderate rate in
modern brick home: easy walking
distance. Apply in person, 1506
1 McGavok.
A couple of feminine voters of un
usual charm and beauty ambled down
the Main Stem this am. at the side
walk sweeping hour.
Tho hellraising nuts in charge of the
Russian nutocraiy. have announced
thoir determination of paying war
debts. This doesn't include America,
t who has been their meal ticket for
several years at the rate of $20,000,000
a lick.
IIKKK luis hecn considerable talk about luxes of Into. On Mon
day next at the Xatatoriuin, tho State Tux Investigation com
mission w ill hold a mooting to which all interested tax payors aro in
vited, as well as county officials and organizations interested in tax
iiuestions.
I'nder tho circumstances this is one of. tho most important meet
ings over called in .laekson county, and a largo and representative
gathering ol tax payors should bo on hand. Ineidently it is to ho
hoped that those who attend, will bo more concerned with facts than
with talk. It is easy enough to talk about high taxes and eurso them.
hut the real points at issue, are how to reduce them, how to distribute
them more equitably, and how to start a program of retrenchment,
without impairing what all desire, sane and constructive develop
ment.
Toward this end. facts and figures are needed rather, than ora
tory. The more facts presented the bettor, the more tax payers ut
tending the better. Moreover, evry district in the county should
be represented, and our suggestion is that the renders of The Mail
Tribune investigate the situation in their neighborhoods at once, ami
if a delecation has not been formed, to form oue and ice that it gels
lo the Xat on Monday.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 What iercenttme of 1'. S. elli
ens h.iio tiicomcst ot $:',i''d or more
u year
2 What Is the cui nt lly of the iiu-li-molille
plains of this country?
3 -How tit os the railway milctiKe
of the rutted States ami Asia com
pare? t Mow many persons' were killed
ut Ki'tido crossitms lu 1112 If
5--What is tho northernmost point
in the I'niicd Stales?
t! Wheio Is the easternmost
point?
T--Who owns the ruilrouda In
Trance?
s What period of HiV Is doURo?
I homier? Aits, Oenm a tut stable
I'vvant,.
"--Who sucooodi'd Will Hays lis
' poHimusier reneiul? An.-lr. llti-
beit Work of Colorado.
5 Where do canyon usually oc
cur? Aus. tn desert countries.
! Wlutt stales bound Muiwuch int
uit on Ilic north? Ah. Yciinoii'.
ami Now Hampshire?
to---What was I'aoitnr's physical
Infirmity? Ana. - H won subject to
fits of epilepsy. '
HENRY DISCLAIMS
REFUND REPORT
Boat Drifts 21 Days
After Hitting Iceberg
WHAT CAN BE RECOGNIZED IN RUSSIA?
OV1KT KUSSIA'S bid for recognition at Genoa is n seductive one.
1 Given financial help, they are willing to acknowledge Russia's
pre Avar debts and restore the use of nationalized property to former
owners.
That is more thau the world expected a few short yours ago. Hut
what is the government de jure? Does it represent tJie people, of Rus
sia, or does it merely represent a small minority of shrewd manipu
lators, who hold Russia by force, and are only renouncing their fan
tastic and destructive theories, because it is politically expedient to
do so. ,
To our mind the soviet government should uot be recognized until
its representatives agree at least to a constituent assembly, mul to
cllow the people of Russia power to select at the ballot box the sort
of government they want.
There are many practical difficulties before such a program. Hut
any other program, however inviting for the moment, involves moral
sanction for a tyranny which is. on the whole, rather less desirable
than the bureaucratic despotism of tho Czar.
Quill Points
Complaint of the modern child: "Ah, parents are such a care."
A vegetarian diet is said to be good for the complexion. Vanity
lare.
InJapuu the-sale of liquor to minors is forbidden,
rated as minors over here.
e're all
There must be some epidemic amoug jail inmates. They are for
ever breaking out with something.
If a girl has a one-piece skull he can easily offset the handicap
Mith a one-piece bathing suit.
Nev American song: "Bumper to bumi.K.-r and hub to hub; the
cars are so thick that their fenders rub."
! Mow large a vole In the senate j1'
Is necessary to rallfv u treaty? I
to Whore is tho distance short
est Hero the continent from the At
lantic to the Pacific?
Answers to yesterday nuesilons:
1 Is there nicotine lu tobacco
smoke? Ans. No. It is split Into
prydluo and oollodlne.
2 What was tho "buckshot war?"
Ana, It was an election controversy
In 1:1S In Pennsylvania between the
W It Iks and lHmotTnts.
U How much feed docs n Ply
mouth llock hen need in a year? Ans.
Highly pound.
4 What Is a Klypiodoii? Ans,
A very large and snuposodly evtiucl 1
species of the American armadillo. i
5 How many million pounds of
ti are consumed each our In the!
Vnilcd Slates? Ans.- One hundred J
million pounds. . i
t; What are two synonyms for'
MONYKVIHKO, frtm u.iy. April
21. After' an ailviMituvotis ' VnyiiKi
tltiiinu whU'tt tli' -1IK!imI with iin
oiuii'inotiM Ici-lx'i k , and was tlrun m-
OiIsi'H.mI In Ice fields r.ir SI ilnvs, lhn
innli.li Imrk Profwor Koch tin tir-
lived livi lu tow of the lieiUsll
M.,OUhhU Jlllllll.
The Imik Kit Kiil.tuo. i'lille. M.u. h
J for PortuMiiw West Africa with
saltpeter. The leelieiK Into which It
first humped was said bv (ho crew
to lower 300 feet above the water
line. After fieeliiir herself from the
Ice, tln bulk continued iliiillntf out
of emit rid until she em ount.-i e.l the
JiimIii
WVSIUNtlTOX, April 20, Henry
l-'onl lias lliiclaliiieil all I t-i nut I Ull 1 1 v
lor pi luled rvpuitH that he lolniiwil to
the I'nllod Slnlcs ireamuy upptoxl
mutely 20,ooo,ooo in war profits, ll
plyliot to U littler from Sedetary Mel
loll. Hiking ait cvplttmitluu of the i'
port, tin; IWtrnlt nitinnracitiivr's stirro.
laty said Mr. I'onl knew itolhhm of
I lie stalemetlt a to ttllmted l elllibtll se
inrnt or the K''vei nnieiit until lie hud
seen It 111 pt Int. -
M;W YnUK. April '2 1. Prices of
reals on Iho New York Stock
illaliKe loiiK iKiiaidcd by iminy as mi
lodtiv el appi'iiat bliiK market cniitlt
Hons tile sllll oil thn upgrade, Wall
ttreet Koi o I hi'1 II when It was an
liiHllicxil I'.ilcti Muiks It .ul Imiinht iho
Mat ot W. P. Hits for JlU.lioo. wkli h
was tl 1,11,1 lnnre than the previous
alo recorded Icm lltan a week uko
Tho record price wits II.".,iho
leached In lite war boom
Have Regained All
My Old Time Strength
And 20 Pounds In
Weight by Taking
TANLAC
, '
tayt Mrt. A. M. Bla
lock, 4912 CarntU
Way, Foirfitld, Ala.
If you are w ah, run'
down and under ,
weight, yet Tanlac tQ'
Jay,
It hlp$ you J!get your
load; builds up your strength
and reserve power. Ash
your neighbor. For sale at
all good druggixtS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DYE FADED WRAP
SKIRT, DRESS IN
"DIAMOND DYES"
Kach package' of "t'Uunond tlyes"
contains directions simple any !
woman ran dye or lint her old worn, j
faded things notv. Keen if she has i
never dyed before; s-he can put a
rich, fadeless color Into shabby skirts- j
Ureses, waitts. coals. slocking, j
sweaters, covorlnss. draperies, hang-
lairs, overythtttK. Huy I'btniond I 'yes j
nil other kind then perfect home I
dyeing Is guamiiti ed. Just trl(yoiir
druggist whether the material o i j
wish to dye is wool oi sllli. or i
wlieilter it Is '.Inert. otl"ii. or mixed
goods. IManiond Iyi s never streak. !
spot. f;nle. or run. Arlv 1
ONLY 2 MORE DAYS
Fri. and Sat, April 21-22
Medford's Carnival of Fun
LAGHMAN
EXPOSITION SHOWS
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
MIRTH, MELODY AND A SCENE FROM
FAIRYLAND ALL FREE
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby iiniiuuticti lay tundldacy fur
thn republican nomination for reir
seiilutlve In tho statu leiil-jlutuio ul tho
May prttuary.
Adv. JOI IN II. CAUKIN,
I iiunotiitcti myielf us n eniulldiilo
for HepieitentiiilMi in t ! l.'i'.lMlnturo,
oil (ho llopulillciui tbket, subj.a't to
th luluuirlvn 111 May,
Adv. ItAI.I'll ('(iWCII.l..
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Tims. II. Hlinpson, of Aililuud.
aulliuiies his untmuuieiiicut a ( nu
ll bl. no for thn nuiniivitiiin (or tb oKb'"
of t'euniy t'onitiilsslolier of Jackson
Comity, subject to mo vliiiskin of tho
l:eiiiblican voters of said county at
the primary Klwcilon. Mny ltU,
Adr.
1 a in it rainliilaln for tltn iiiiiniitiitlnu
for fount v CoititulsHloner of Jackson
outitv. on the liepublicim ticket, sub
Jfct to tho tleclstoii of thn Voter nl
he primary to ho hel l May Ptli. i:'::.
A'lv tiHUKlK Al.ptillH. I'liomiU.
Ro-alty is up against it these days,
difficult even to keep crowns on teeth.
Over jn Europe, it likely is
Bryan may be right about his ancestors, after all. The monkey
runs oirall fours; llr. Bryan on all occasions.
The ruthball season is under way. We used to call is "baseball,'
you remember. The slang for it is "Babeball."
We need a nation, full of tender consciences and calloused hands.
The thing stems to be reversed at present. - ,
Now that the jr. seedsender from
Ose. has run out of relatives to ap
point to fat federal jobs, a postmaster
' for J'ville is in the offing.
QUALIFIED
. (Yreka Journal)
Mr. Howard was left financially
stranded. He has since been
struggling hard to get on his feet
again and now comes out for the
office of sheriff.
It is unanimously agreed that the
weather Is fine. This is the first
thing the community has agreed upon
without regard to political, financial,
social, religious, fraternal, businetis,
and economic lines since the Armistice
was signed.
Sonny Austin has grower out of his
winter suit, and Is developing faster
than the rest of the community.
Tho vacant lot back of the I'niv,
clubtiki has been plowed up, and will
be planted to tennis balls.
WANTED Washington to do at my
home, 838 Ucnnett Ave. (Wantad
Mall Tribune), A likely congressman.
FISHPOLE CLIMATE
(Eugene Register)
Dick Smith, Tad Lucky and Mr.
Thompson,. Cadillac man of Port
land, form a trio who are improv
ing the fine weather today by fish
ing In the McKenzie.
A Kill named Nellie is mixed up in
the latest Portland murder the mur
der of a musician by a promising
young bootlegger. Nellie was from
"tho country" . . . wicked city . . . bright
lights '. . . too bad, nice fclrl ... old
story . . ., and is-now highly desirous
of go!ng back whore she should have
stayed In the first place. Relative to
the 'young bootlegger, he hits so far
been able to think of no defense except
that he wns born .in the Willamette
ingRhijmGS
Walt Mason
SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS
I'M BURNING with fever, I'm shaking with chills; I'm weary
of taking Doc Hathaway 's pills; he says they are dingers at
curing the flu; I'm worse after taking a buslal or two. The
taste in my mouth is a sight to be seen, my tongue is all furred
with a fungus that's green; my appetite's gone and this life is a
frost, and I cough till I sound like a motor's exhaust. For Hatha
way 's pills I have blown in my change, and Hathaway 's pills
may be good for the mange; for fancied diseases perhaps they
will do, but they are no good when you're down with the flu.
Some Spaniard invented the flu, I've been told, suppluntiug the
grip and the old fashioned cold ; and when I feel better it will be
my aim to locate that Spaniard and climb on his frame; the man
who will spring such a beastly disease, and ship it in malice across
the wide seas, deserves what he'll get when I camp on his trail,
the cold-eyed avenger, relentless and pale. Doc Hathaway, too,
will pass under the rod for trading his pills for my hardly earned
wad. So, dreaming of vengeance, I shiver and shake, and sizzle
with fever, and strangle and ache; niy tubes are all rusted, I
breathe with a hiss, I sound like an auto whose cylinders miss.
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