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MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORF.UOX. WMDXF.SDAV. 'APIUT, 2fi, 1D22
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rlbuna, the Southern Oreaonlan. The
Aahland Tribune.
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UMPTKR 8. SMITH. Manager.
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BT CARHIKB la Medford, Aahland,
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Official paper of the City of Medford
Official paper of Jackaon County.
worn dally average circulation for
. ail RionUia Hiding April 1. 124. S5t.
nor than double tiie circulation ot any other
paper publlahed or circulated In Ja.-aaon County.
" The onl' p:irr between Kucne, Ore., and
Sacramento, Calif., a dlUm-e nf over 600 milea.
haTin traacd ire Aaeortatcd l'reea Sarvica.
Quill Points
So are taxes, Sherman.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
The lmropeans
ut'foril it.
iimv have another war some day if wo eati
1 In what tity wan tin' first uumu
mt'iit ereeteil to iiftiiKo VnnHiiint"ii?
2 Where ni tlui Me.um nuiiiii
tiiliia? 3 Wlml elly In thin fount ry luts tilt'
gone
There will Mill le enough chronic kickers left when they re all UtiKe.s! Nv;uo iioiuilathiu?
I How fur ttliove una level
An ounce of warm weather on the thermometer is worth a pound
t f the weather forecast. '
Most of t h? literary critics prase Homer, but "Babe" Ruth knocks
him nearly every tlay.
We doubt, however, whether a ratlioiione will ever be as inter
estinp as a party line.
Why is it that some man with real knowledge of the facts always
litis to butt in and spoil the conversation!
Depend upon it. The flapper who constantly boasts that she
never has been kissed is out to break a record.
Entered a eoonft o-aa matter at
Medford. Oregon, under the act. of Marcr
. is;.
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Ye Smudge Pot
.By Arthur Perry.
The only trouble' vlth .the RussO
(tannan treaty seeing to bo tbat it is
the only thing that has happened in
Europe since X914. that was not pre
ceded by a speech by Lloyd-George,
and a crisis in England.
Candidates for governor continue to
lot the farmer madly, for his vote,
and . are also keeping their pawnts
pressed, and thela, hair combed for
what it may get them with the Galsho
vikl vote. - '
All hope of defeating Sen. Jim Reed
in Missouri has vanished. He is op
posed by Wood row Wilson. James M.
Cox, and the Portrand Journal.
The smart aleck Princeton professor
who announces a near discovery of
cold Hght;-mifrht trr-hls hand tm-the
Hank ot Jacksonville evaoratioa ot
spondulicks. ' "-
HARD TIMES ARE HARDER
' (Oregon' City Enterprise)
There is a letter addressed to
Miss Emma Kelscy, which cannot
be forwarded on account ot the
' want of a stamp. '
We've made a straupe discovery. le-arrange the letters in the
word "baseball," and you have "all's Babe."
Mr. Edison lias invented some more questions.
flooded already. What the world needs is answer.
Is the
liil'.ht'st point In KloiMiif
5 How many concents In Canada
make motor enrs?
0 What was the name of the flrnt
Chlnpau etiiertr anil when did lie
rvltm?
T In what country tlid "jjlee eluts"
originate?
8 llaa tint number of ileiitlii fit. in
drinkiiiK iiii'iviisod slnee pi'ohlbltlon
hecntne effective?
9 Mow much money does the I'llit
ed States Koverunient nwanl each man
upon leaving the penitentiary?
It) -What is a madrigal?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 Which hint have tint nnwt dark
meat on their ImhIIi'h? Alls. Those
which have well developed powers of
fliclit.
i Are rloftrlc headlights compul
sory on hHiimotivesT An. Such an
order has been in effect since 117.
3 Who was president of the senate
during Johnson's administration? Ans.
The market was; Senator Daniel Clark of New Hamp
shire.
I -Which i(t Shakespeare's shortest
play? Ans. Macbeth. ,
ft -What are Very IImIiIs? Ans
l.lnlil tined to slr.nal between all'
planes tr stations ami between the
K rou ltd and aiiplaiies ttlteit a code Is
pre iirraiiKt'tl.
t! What la the color of an army ofll-
the l lali team has li.-.'ii tin tin' top,
Tim Hoes w ent lilt t Unit place eater
tlav by defeat Inn Sun I'ruiiclxco 7''.
al'lei' the Seals had piled up it 111) lead
Nutlco
All luellilit'l's of the Uolickuli l.o lui'
are retiuetled to meet til the Odd I'el
of Itnid or thtnnt l uiually
lirnclltcu tiy the vapors of
CATARRH
MOCKS
V VAroRuo
Oit IT Mllltunjar, UfJ V'tury
cer's hat cord? Aim. Chief officers ot ! low a hull tonlsht at T : Uo sharp, to,
IIvImIohs wear Hold lialcorils. All take part In the anniversary ci'lebta i
other offlceis wctti' gold ami bl.u k hut i lion panidi l!y order of Nolde tli.iiid,
conls.
7 How many adults have perfect
sixht? Ans. One out ot every ten
over t Vars of ag.
S I low long tines It roitilre to hutch
plKtHtn'a es? Ans. Scvt-iitet il tlnys.
!l I low Ioiim; lll chain paKtln keep?
Ans. If stored properly It will keep
15 or "tl years.
lo In what ItiUKtiaKe must nil wit
cuts he applletl lor In this country?
Aus. The KiikIImIi langtiaKo.
;ib
CAItltIK KH'KKUT. Hecy.
SALT LAKE LEADER
N COAST
RAG
F
Couldu't the boys of the stock exchange let crops alone and have
83 much fun with craps!
SAN l-'KANCISCO, April ,- First
place pxiwition In tho ltclfie Coast
league race was hold t'tday by the Salt
Uiko llees, a team which was general
ly descrlU'd nt the opening of the
season us being nblo to hold the tdher
end of the percentage column. This
Is the fii-Hl time In severitl years that
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I tioreliy annoiincn my candidacy for
tho republican nomination for roprn
aeutative In tlui stulo lonltilnturo lit tltii
May primary.
Adv. JOHN II. C.MtKIN.
I aniiounc myself n a u ciindliliitn
for Uopresenlnllvn In the I.i'glliitup',
on tint Kepublltun ticket, subject t
the primaries In May.
Adv. . HAM'Jl COWOIl.U
The Congressional record could be worse. Let's give th con
gressmen credit. They could print their pictures in it.
A pessimist, again, is the man who doesn't bother with the rack
under his restaurant chair, but throws his hat on the floor to start
with.
Advice to young men: If the color of her eyes and the number
on her auto license tag start sticking in your memory it's time to
watch your step.
It would simplify matters for the short-term-marriage-aud-divoree
addicts if marriage licenses could be allowed to lapse and expire like
other licenses.
;Why Crime Is Rampant in U. S. A.
Len Carpenter has returned from
where he was, to where he is. after -a I here.
long period,
polntsfr -r-
and ' three exclamation
These serious outbreaks of crime
have been too easily ascribed to the
lawlessness growing out of the war.
But there are more homicides of
record in New York In a year than in
the whole of Great Ujltain. In btir
glarie 'and . highway; robberies the
comparison is just as little to our
credit, while minor crime flourishes,
as might be expected, on the demon
strated inability of the ioliee to deal
effectively with major crime. Why is
not war lawlessness equally destruc
tive in London?
It is because etlie law there is en
forced in a way it is not enforced
There he arrested criminal is
The human eye and ear were stuck
on the human topknot for use at rail
road crossings, as well as elsewhere.
A train cannot get out or the way so
an autolst must. An engine has two
rails to run on ,and can not duck up
the county road in an emergency. Con
tests between Tin Lizzie and Iron
Horse, always result fatally' for the
former. . '
Efforts to keep the Irish from shoot
ing gospel into each other with sa wed
off shotguns is progressing slowly ow
ing to the unwillingness of both sides
to accept anything that seems sensible.
Hairy Manning executed 4 songs at
the D. Antle shrine of the silver sheet
last eve, and acquitted himself, as
usual.
rarely admitted to bail, never released
in the hands of professional bonds
men nor, upon conviction, released
upon suspended sentence. His trial is
quick. In the majority of .cases he is
serving his sentence within les3 than
a week of the commission of the
crime. He is allowed an appeal but is
not released on bail pending that ap
peal. The appeal is heard promptly
and only on proved misdirection of the
Judge, or a verdict not Justified by the
evidence, is the appeal sustained. Per
mission to appeal on technicalities is
not given.
Man for man tho London police are
not more intelligent than those of New
York. But they are incomparably bet
ter led. Humanitarians and sentimen
talists, anxious to deprive imprison
ment of its terrors, say that mitigation
of the severe punishments of a cen
tury ago was responsible for the do-j
crease in English crime. The institu
tion of the metropolitan police by Sir
Robert Peel, in the first half of the
last century, was the real agent in
checking crime. People did not hesi
tate to take the risk of banging when
all they had to fear was the superan
nuated watchman in the street or the
Bow street "runner," often a criminal
himself, or at least what our police
call a "stool pigeon."
Our criminals do not hesitate to take;
chances with the odds five to one
against conviction. Every criminal!
anywhere is a gambler. In England;
he knows that there are actual odds on
conviction and he takes fewer chances.
It all goes back to the administration
of the law. We cannot check the
crime wave until we have radically re
formed the enforcement of law. We
cannot as a nation afford to take the
chances we are taking now. Wall Bt.
Journal.
Two more 100 per cent Americans
have had the temerity to como out in
the open wearing straw hats.
Non-cussable weather continues, and
the horticulturists are put out to think
;ihey can sleep night, and not be ruined
by John (Jack) Frost.
the spolln uiatsh tomorrer eave
beeteene Kort Haul and Guss N'uberie
promusses tu b ann lnnteleckshuall
treet offo the furst Watter.
ON TAKING ONE'S SELF
IN A SERIOUS MANNER
. , ' (Chico Enterprise)
A man Is lucky who has for friends
A sort of irreverent crowd
! Who make gay ijportof his aims and
- ends
' Of which he is over-proud;
Though on occasions he may object
: To some of their ribald mirth.
Their irrepressible disrespect
: Is keeping his feet on earth!
There's many a chap who ought to
tread
The pathways that lead to fame,
Who'8 hundicapped by a swollen head
, Because of some small acclaim;
And much too often his chance Is
wrecked
Decuuso, when ho seeks renown.
He lacks good comrades whose disre
spect
Might whittle his ego down!
A certain amount of fulsome praise
And flattery has its charm,
But to hoar naught else as you go your
ways
Is certain to lead to harm;
So, though the laurels you may collect
Rest pleasantly cm your crown, ,
Dou't shun your comrades whose' dis
respect " '
' Is keeping your ego down!
GUNS.
o
II, THE SHOOTINGS every day ! Some one's always being
shot, and the dead are borne away to the shady churchyard
lot. Some arc shot for fifteen cents, some are stricken down for
fun; the most frivolous of gents may with ease acquire a gun.
There arc laws forbidding this, there are laws forbidding that;
but no law forbids the bliss of the tough who'd pack a gat. lie
may have a murder face, he may have, a record bail, but he seeks
the busy place where revolvers may be had ; and if he can show
the mon, foolish questions arc not plied; he may bear away his
gun, ripe for carefree homicide. Shooting, shootings all the
time, voters killed, with no excuse; anil the carnival of crime still
is ramping, raging loose. If you'd buy a dish of beer, a pre
scription you must gain, from some learned physician near, who
has found you have a pain. If you'd buy a poison dire to de
plete the rodent swarms, then the druggist will require that you
sign some drastic forms. But if you "desire a gat, with man
slaughter in your mind, there'll be no ordeal like that, no ob
structions will you find.
Bible Not Complete
Catholics believe tho Dlble, doe not contain ALL tho truths
Chrlnt revealed, hence It Is not necessary to prove every doctrine of
the Christian Religion from tho llible. John 2-'l. "And there are
also many other tilings which Jesus did, the which if they should bo
written every one, I suppose that even the world itself would not
contain the hookx that should be written." Also J aim 20-30. Tho
teachings of the lJllilo must bo, supplemented by the teachings of the
Catholic Church. Luke 10 16.
E ROSSI, THE FOUNDER OF THE SCIENCE OF
CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY, WAS A CATHOLIC
These advertisements Inserted daily and paid for by two native
Medford Catholic business men who believe in their religion.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Thus. II. Blmpaon. of Aaldunl
uthorUes hla Miimtuu citiKiit as a Can
tlldittn for llm'numlnatlon for the office
of County Commissioner of Jui'ka'ti
County, subject to tho declaloit of Uio
Republican voters ot snld county at
the I'rlmnry Election. May IN lb. VU1
Adv
I nut a candid. ite fur the nomination
for County Commissioner ot Jackaon
niinty, on tho Republican ticket, sub
ject1 to tho decision of tho voters lit
hn primary to tu held May I'jth, VJ'i'i.
tdv OI'tH()K AI.KOItl). I'homilt
I
I)r.Johnson
Says
REMEMBER
All the king's horses mid
idl llie kind's men, can never
ITihnv that lust noiiihI lonlh
auiiiii.
MORAL
l)uii 'I waste time and looso
tllllll.
YES
We cite fas in dental oper
ations where ili'lieilled or tlo-,
sin-d.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DKNTIST
228 East Main Ct.
Phone Mi)
to It Jff f
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Athletic Union Suits
Were Men's good quality
Nainsook. Sizes 111 to fd)
At MANN'S
April 27, 28, 29
Thur., Fri., Sat.
3 Big Bargain Days
2 Hot.
$1
Hoy' Wash Hats in vthito and
Uliaki. Were Ooc. '.' fur
$1
Dress Shirts
i"ere 1.2." and 1 .T.0. Neck band style,
I'ereales and Oxfords. fc1
Sizes U to 17 1-2 -
9 Pair Sox
Durham Cotton Sox, in black, brow n, fc1
gray and white, all sizes -
Khaki Shirts
Two pockets, fastx'olor. Were $1.25. C"
A good outing shirt, 14 1-2 tw 17
4 Pair Sox
Were 35e a pair. All sizes, in black, fc 1
brown, gray ami while. Ironsox
Mesh Knit Union Suits
. Night Shirts
Men's good Muslin Niflit Shirt.
$1.25 value. Sizes 15 t-i l!
Were li.V
fiber silk.
2 pair Sox
pan. Illeh and while,
All sizes ' ....
Linen Handkerchiefs
Were
Were
..He.
ar.e.
Now
Now
3 for
4 for -
Boy's Caps
Were $1.25 to $1.50, k41 wool; iioa-,
breakable visors, all sizes
SI
$1
$1
$1
Men's mesh I'nioii Suits. Kegnlarly
sold at $1.2.1. All sizes, to 10
$1
Black Sateen Shirts
tlootl heavy Sateen.
$1
Were $l!5 and $1.50.
Nearly all sizes,
From 14 1-2 to 17
Phoenix Silk Sox
Were $1.25. Men's heavy weight Silk
S"X, in most desirable colors
Blue and Gray Shirts
Our best '(iiulity Work Shirls.
Worth $1.25. All sizes I 1 1-2 to 1!)
$1
$1
Boy's Overalls
Our complete stock of Hoy's Overalls, djl
.Some $1.50 quality, not till sij'S
Leather Gloves
$1.50 value, gauntlet, Tuff Nut Olovcs. -
Good ones, all sizes, in men's
Men's Overalls
Ulue Denim Dib Overalls. Light
weight. Sizes 32 to 40 waist
3 Pair Sox
A small lot of regular 50c Sox. Orny t 1
and cordovan. Good sizes
Boy's Wash Suits
An extra value. Were $2.50 and $3.00.
Size's 3 to 8. While they last '
Boy's Khaki Pants
Hoy's Knee Hauls, good weight khaki.
Sizes to Hi, $1.25 value'' 1
. Boy's Shirts
Were $1.25. Hints eli.'iinbray ami khaki
Shirts, good ones in all boy's sizes
Linen Collars
One dozen Slidewell Hitien dollars.
Good styles ami good sizes;. 12 for
$1
$1
Boy's Blouses
Hoy's Blouse Waists in nil wanted colors
and sizes, llcgular styles ami
sport styles ..J.....:...-.. 4
$1
Men's Caps
A sinaH lot of Men's Caps, $1,25 mid up to
$2.00 values. Latest styles
4,
and shades
$1
Mail Orders
Filled
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOB EVERYBODY
MEDFORD, OREGON
Postage
Prepaid
Two-Piece Suits
$35 to $50
Three-Piece Suits
$40 to $55
We Make Them
'Nuff said
GUS
THE TAILOR
419
MEDFORD
BUILDING
I GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
1 TSU la tit riTtur llml lllm fhun nf
M.-.ir.n.l. tin.,, l cutil tii of sltra
! .in.! Mi.mnrli irmil.lo. 8. it. Uaitiartl,
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Mvilfuril, Hrr. lut rui. nm i.f rnnlurn
. it f,,r yrr- .tun.llr, y o. laliant.
I tlj S HI , tlranta I'um. or.
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Thla i, crrlifv that I. II. n iin.lrr.
aliim-,1. Im.l ny .. vrr almiiMoh trmihin
' "l hml Imm-ii l.,lli.tv, fur -trui ymra
n! I Annual nut fln to
, tlvf. mi, I li.-urinit i.f illm t.'l.m.a; ItahnaM
Hi-rli ainrn In tit :il Wmiih 1'runi atnvt,
, Mr, It. .r, 1 1, ,lr. ,l, , t- h-rha fur my
aounarli trnuhln. anil I alartr.l In farllns
n inr a. ion an I tiw. iiiin anil Onlay
in a -l man nn, run hmrtlly rrvann
in. ii, an ,i. arnii-l.-l an I Man u a
'loi riiiing and try Ma ll. rt.t
HIkiii.I v. It. JOHNSON.
W ltnraM.a:
Win. t..wl. KbkI I'nltil
W. I.. ChiMraili, Kaala I'olnl,
M. A. An,,.ra..n. M.'.lfnr.l,
H. II Ihilinm, Knalv I'lilnt.
'. K, M....r,i, I'.uolu IHilnt.
J V. Mi-lntrrr. I.iiala I'elnt
Dhii Viiii iI.t lli ll. ii, KuitIx I'nlnL
1 ll,,a t: Nti'lml. l-'-ittfla I'mIi.I
LAP
S
Tweed top coats, full
silk lined $30.00
Sport Suits, Silk lined
$40 to $50
Skirts $9.00 up
Knickers $9.00 up
GUS
THE TAILOR
419
MEDFORD
BUILDING
WOOD!
Fir Sil.OO Tier nnit up.
' I'tiili Krk Coal Wlll.ilO Tun.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor I'lr uti'l Ttitrd Phono 2ta