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Newspaper Page TextPXOE FOUR arEDFOKD MATT. TRTllUNK. MCTFOUP, OKKfiOX. AVKT)NT,S1)AY, MAY 10. 1022 Medford Mail Tribune AN tNDKI'KNOr.NT NKWSrAIT.lt ITDMSIIEU KVKliY AfTKHNOON tXCKPT SUNDAY, BY TUB VKDKOKI) rillNTINt) CO.- Tha Misllwil Sim.lay Morning Nun la tnmwha1 wliwTlttfm ltmtff a a?vti day ilalir m-a atMix-r. OW Unit Tribune BuiMlng. S5-S7 ! North Tlr street. Thane 75. A rnnaoUilatf.m ( the Pemoei-atie Time. Ihe Hivllonl Mall, tlii- MmIIwI Trihiuii', the Southern Oreffonlan, Tti Aahlati.1 Tribune. ROIIKRT W. Rllll., F.lil.ir. SVUl'IKU 8. KMI"lll, Wanaa-er. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY M.Mt In A.tvaiire: Daily, with Sun.lay Sun, year. , . . , . Paily, with Sunday Sun, month,... Dally, without Sunday Nun, jear Paily, without fnm.lay Sun, month. Weekly Mail Tribune, one ear Kumlav Sun nit vi . BY CAKItlKH In l-ilfr.L Ahln.l. J.ukaon rill, Central lViitit, Phoenix, Talout antl on Iliffhwava: Paily with Sunday Sun, month laily, without Sunday Sun, month... Oatly, without Sumiay Sun. year, . . Iiai'y, with Sunday Sun. one year. , . . All lerma by carrier, caxh In a.lvano. .I7.M . Mi . S..0 . .. , t.eo 4 OH .T.I ,f..S 7. AO i H Mi CLEAR UP MEDFORD'S ATMOSPHERE Official paper of th Cily of MedfottJ. Official Mpr of Jrkwtt Cauwy. f worn daily twracc rirruUtton for nix month iMitnjf April 1, ltu, .2!, more than doublr thf rircuUtion of mux other paper puh.isiied or circulated in Jacimou Counter. Entered nerond clam muter at Merifard Oregon, under the of March H, 1S79. VKMHKKS OF TIIR ASSOC! ATKD PRESS. Th Amocialcd lmwt is etc.uKiwly entitled to the use for repub'ioatinn of alt news tifatrhcft nedited to it, or not otherwise rrot.tnl in tht paier, and also to tha local nw published herein. All rirhta of republication ot apecl.il dia pati'hea herein are a.M) irwnl, - ' j Ye Smudge Pot , By Arthur Parry. ' The Genoa conference gives siims of being a fizzle, owing to the inability of Europe to make a cow out ot the United States. A Portland philanthropist is going to give the state a pair of imported Japanese pagodas, and, from the loca tion of the ball team in the percentage column" or the Coast league, he might better make it a couple of players. Tourists boxcar, 4d, and hoof.'daily grace our leading thoroughfares. Impudence to editors is not always safe. An Irate subscriber in Hoslin, Iowa, Tuesday threatened to annihi late the scribe, and is in the hospital from a well aimed dictionary. Most of the rain that fell so industri ously; Mon. is now engaged in running under the Hear Crick bridge. The Jortland Journal has called off religious discussions In its "0en Forum" ' department. Just in time to avert a civil war and three heinous murders. Bulgarians engaged in the long dis tance management of this country, have decided to blow up the American consul unless a couple of Italian heil raisers held in Massachusetts are re leased forthwith. .Messrs: Bill and Bob Helms migrat ed with their folks to a farm in Jose phine county today. Most of the presi dents started life on a farm. ; Candidates sanctimonious for votes only, hate but a week longer to main tain the camouflage. THE WKATIIKR man did us ttgood turn last night. Ilo warmed up t ho atmosphere, prevented a frost, and saved this coniniu Mity thousands f dollars. Tho Craters dub also did the community a good turn last night. It cleared up the political atmosphere ly warming tip nil the candidates with liuixie, pied fool ami hot coffee. Hutu performances were in the nature of miracles, J?ut miracles are what we need just now. Let s have more of them. With the largest, fruit crop in history, let's all get behind the weather man, every night, and support him in his laudable purpose of calling in a I a nk of clouds every time the mercury hits o"i. And with the best business year in history in prospect, let's all get behind the Craters club, in its landaMe purpose of calling in our political candidates, for a love feast, every time the political mer cury threatens to reach HiHX centigrade, and strew our 20 miles of pavement with blood and gore. No thoughtful person, knowing anything about the weather ex pected for a minute at six o'clock last night, that a free.e could" be prevented. No thoughtful person, knowing anything about polities, expected for another minute at six o'clock last night, that all the opposing candidates could be gathered in one room, and a riot be prevented. , Hut both events transpired, yes brethern, 'before one's very eyes. Colonel Kelly not only sat next to Captain Cow gill, but passed him the sugar, and Cowgill at one part .of the performance, passed Colonel Kelly a match, lighted and yet never burned him. More than that, (ius Newbury sat at one end of the table, and Charley Thomas at the other end, facing each other. They were not more than CU) feet apart, deadly range even with a sling shot. lut t!us actually laughed his head off when they christened Charley, and Charley nearly choked on a piece of apple pie, when they christened Cius. v- AU of which shows we have been thinking too much, taking our selves a trifle too seriously. For frosts are not necessary if you prop erly support a good weather man, and open rebellion is not necessary if. you properly support an organization, which draws no religions, racial, or political lines, but gives a friendly greeting, open hearted hospitality and a goodly portion of wholesome fun to all. If you want a religious war. go to Ireland, if you want a scen t society of law violators go to Russia, but don't bring these foreign abominations to the Rogue River valley, where we need all the energy wo have and .ill the co-operation and good feeling we can muster, to make Medford a more prosperous place and a better place in which to live. It can be done. The weather man and the Craters club have dem onstrated it. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1, Wlmt imny flying ll.'M ;n Vlio I'ocord t'f the litoul flylnu? '.. W'lio luvctitt'd vuiitl cngtiiv- antl luw etifori'tHK itoelety of one him- jnelilm Imn cmiatrloH tr the nl.l wind, tlifd per cent Amerlfiuiliim iin.l aiU'iU' l A" "InvlnlluV Knipiro" not Alitor- eiitly have deduced niimv u..,l n.. n l,vil,;lm' ''"w lmil ne eiiloivcl l,y vl tlie IiImIi (tor.tulluu; wntiin (hoy use bo lavishly, Tlil'.e Imvtt Invaded many Quill Points "Women who prefer dogs to children are not uni'pie. Fleas feel that way about it, also. As a general thing the man who says lie hears the call of duty means that he hears no'iiev talking. Some overcoats arc laid away in moth balls and some are laid sway at the sign of three halls. For the sake of his professional pride, it's probably n good thing Jesse James died before our time. FOR COMIC PAGE FANS (From Circulation) St. Peter stood guard at the golden " gate I With a solemn mien and an air senate, When up to the top of the golden stair ' Maggie and Jiggs, ascending there, j Applied for admission; they came and , stood Before St. Peter, so great and good ; In hope the city of peace to win. And asked St. Peter to let them in. Maggie was tall and dark and thin. With a scraggly beardlet on her chin. Jiggs was short and thick and stout,. And his stomach was built so it round ed out. Ills face was pleasant and all the w hile He wore a kindly and gentle smile. The choir in the distance the echoes woke. And Jiggs kept still while Maggie spoke; "O thou who guardest the gate," said she, "We two come thither beseeching thee To let us enter the heavenly land. And play our harps with the angel . band. Of me, St. Peter, there is no doubt There's nothing from heaven to bar me out. I've been to meeting three times a ;. week, ; And almost always I'd rise and sjieak. ; 'Tvo told the sinners about tho day ; When they'd repent of their evil way, ' I've told my neighbors I've told 'em all - 'Bout Adam and Eve and the Primal Fall. . i I've shown them what they'd have to ' da , If they'id pass la with the chosen few, I've marked their path of duty clear . Laid out the plan of their whole career. ' "I've talked and talked to 'cm, loud and" long,. . For my lungs are good and my voice is ' . . strong. So, good St. Peter, you'll clearly see ' The gate of heaven is open for me. Hut Jiggs here, I regret to say, Hasn't walked in exactly the narrow . way; lie smokes and ' swears aud grave ' " i faults he's got, " ' So I don't know whether he'll pass or not, (To be continued.) Wu kids! I i tvs. r si 1 Walt Mason THE WICKED WORLD. T LOOK upon the jazzv crowd, and cry,. "Oh, hully chee! Old X fashioned virtue's in its shroud, as dead as it can he; this riot ' shouldn't be allowed it looks too coarse to me."- I wonder if I rant and scold without a good excuse? Is it because I'm gray and old I turn the language loose? Is it because I'm filmed with mold, my veins devoid of juice? The youngsters do not seem to dread the evils I foretell; they eoot around with sprightly tread, the springald and the belle, inviting me to soak my head when I would mouni ami yell. "Oh, gaffer, you've been on the earth too many years," they cry; "you can't distinguish sterling worth from Johnson's whiskers dye; and you would queer the young folks' mirth with your despairing cry. Because some chtingcs have been sprung in human walks aud ways since those tb-a'd times when you were young you talk of pipe-dream days, ami from an old and battered lung send forth unseemly brays. Go to, old man, you've had your fling, the youngsters own the land; new generations rise like spring when winter has been canned; and if you cannot smile and sing, you might be pounding and." I am tin old and wintry man, with furrows, on my brow; my teeth are gone and I eat bran, much like a horse or cow; and is this why I dourly scan the way the world goes now? llK? 8, Wlii'u wtiM tlto held in tltltt country? I. What was Nut lion? R. What Jury Turner's rebel. ( otuiuiiuiijt ion nil over tin country and jWhoivvor they liavn untiled trein;tli wo hear vf these iilnlit outrages? 1 It ,,.al l'"KUble that tliey are not iTnoiittllile , .for these acts of violence niut turl'ii- lcueo?- UK that their nets iuut'oinuii jlriUlou simply furtilxli u musk unit jivliiKe t the criminal element who d tlm acts and hide behind thlit mufkcil band of secrecy ?" It they are thus inade to hear the oilluiit, wli.i l to liliune? They furnish the excime. They curse secret diplomacy and erect an lining the l.uv, Hexpeet for itiveiie ufii nt t an llil he Hireniillieiietl liy ilcfl aitee ol tho ftlU'latiicittitt ininclpleii ilium which nil r.i'Veninitmi rolimled. f. 11. WATSON, liolil Mill. tre May lull, iu;.'J, Sacramento Bcc Scores K. K. K. MURPHY IS NOT SURPRISED AT GAIN IN WEIGHT wttR Jcfforstm tiivln" oc cupation ju.it before allte ("Oil War? ti. Whore dees Cretonne Kel its ntt me? 7. Where In tho Civ river? S. Who Is tho present ruler of KKvpt ? ("Invisible empire," Is this democracy?! of ntfiiiniu vuh t Kti kiu :. w ikii metal is nie.-t iimuni.uu it, ...... i.. -..,... 11.. i.... .....,i , i ..."o i'iimhiw o'i mo ii j.u i-i reoi- o e ta i en mo r.!t'tauicu(o "v' Uatiotl? I l-eo Ih tl". ll nine orrii-lalH, lui'ltnl- It Is ii rmitlameninl principle of our li'H "e ileptnv tiu,i i.ii.or 10. KeTolv poxlano stamps Iwued w ho paid the postage? Aiisucrs t Thiirsda)' tttexdotiH! 1. On what il'.iy of (lie mouth of April will Kaxter fttlj next year? Ans. The first. S. What Hoiimn itunurala stand for Stum? Ana. MM. 3. What day is peace day? Atis. May IS. 4. What were "demand notes?" Ans. 1'aper nmtiey Issued In lstll. .V Whose likeness Is on f 1 0 . u tl 0 federal Keserve notes? Alts. S. 1'. Chase. ' B. What city In this country ufactures the most tacks? Taunton, Mass, T. Ju what country does n not take Iter husband's name niattlaKe? A us. Spain. S. Ate Oa.-lie and Celtic the Mine langu-'lgv? Atis. Celtic laiiKttnKeM are ti group to which II. telle lielonus. MuliMtMii meie dental Is i'eiUltiil puhlle elllitiih who are accused ti Klu lan, I lee, The 'great reptihlle that "every man Is en titled to worship tied nccordinu to the ; dictates of his own vonstieme and tliut none Khali molest or malm him i afraid." lio they recocnUe this great j Americanism? I'lulnr mr law every 'man who Is charged with crlmn or i wrong doing Is "eulltled to his tiny'' In court." lKi they ivcognUe this? t'nder the law every niavt Is presunie l to he '; innocent until he Is proven to he man-! guilty. Ho thry uphold this law? The I'OlllllllH- Nloiier ot i. it It fixnl.t and the illy luineeulof of Hat faun uto to letidel' actti.it proof that their mimtH are tut the reeoril i i.f the Hai ramenlii ,au Uleaiile without I hide know Icdiitt tiiul C'.'llltll, .The l!ee epfep,s, the H'Uthlient of every llhel IV IiiMuk Allieiinilt iltUen W hell II S.IV H. "The leal .Oature, of this ol KM fJ) . Hon In no limner a inultei' of ali hate. Its lli"tr , , lis InloUiame, lis cow iii'illy t.ntlrs. !l Prutalltles, n.. Ans. wife upon lit...... i......-.t ....... t i.... . ... i. -...n. .i ..,i " o,'ii, i.ui himo uimirii ...mv... .... on mo puuisuio. a. , women and children in critiie, or tlie rigntlio; or wrung. H si. imped In tmr courts of Justice. IKi they up-, peal to the courts? ,That the majority shall rule, (s u' great Americanism. )o they rccogiiue; It? We rend of those ''who prefer! . Ilnw many two-penny nails . uarkness to Unit liecuiisp their deeds are there In a pound? Ans. Aiout are evil," Iki they not invlle the In- tooo. 10. What of Canada? Forever. Is the itienal Ans. The Maple I.eaf ;evltaliU cttncliislun? Iiiirgtm ies and hymn hiuhwuv rohl.ers" urn tiKtiiillv I'litmuU ' COMMUNICATIONS tod in the night by masked men. Why do they Imitate those outlaws? If the Kti Klu Klun Is wrongfully indicted here urei they not ressoislhle for ailoptllig the insignia and form (if operating Hint is known to he that "f , the criminal elements of the land? IKi Itholr secrecy and oM'r.Oins tally with ! their Jilgh sounding constitution, or hav.i heiMt upon It Until the lnuml Is seen ami known of mi-n. It rahis tlm linn, (,f .me ntan up iikiiIcM hli tieiiihlioi', and sets sect a:nliisl sect, rnco nualust rare, (ilan.t iiH.ilnst (rlend, I Hie t ".On. It must lie driven out from the society r dmnt men itu.l vvuim -ii, and puhlle otrirlals who it mih liitt! Mii'iusi vt- with u must n. pe, In 'miii, r tl,,. Minn f.it... K In til -ath liill. II. laid. What Is the Ku Klux Klan? To the Kdilor: Almost sixty years go it was organlztHl in tho south, j are these declaration like the sheets with w hich they hide their Identity. I masked in sheets, rode in the night! and spread terror wherever t went; jffrlnther mask? Wonts do not piovo mothers locked their doors, turned out ; motive, hut "Hy Theirs KrulU Shall Ye the lights, "sjKike in whispers and can-, Know Them." Is It not more prohuldo tinned their children to make no noise that excessively expressed lojntty. pa for 'the Night Hitlers were out." Wins- 'triotlsm and law enforcing principles ton's Kncyclopcdla, latest edition says, are an exaggerated cumoufhige, flist this ulMiiitlt: Ito deceive and then destroy? Are we "Ku Klux Klan. a secret society of to hlutue if. in those distressful times a 8octopoHtlcuI nature, wrucn arose wo n-ci taut Dettiuu it nil is inc smis- after the American Civil war and was ter hand of the radical propagandist. dtterly opposed fi the reconstruction who only a shurt time ago was shout- ineasures which the government enact ; Ing long and loudly "ilnwn w ith gov- ed and to the inltron then occtiph'd ernmein ? These radicals we Know hy the late slaves. Its membership at; have tlecUrt-d that their purpofm is to one time spread over nearly all of the destroy the government of the I'nlted states of the south "and committed States. Thousands of theni. and with many acts of violnnco; even murder .them "the end Justifies the iie-un." and arson. Strong measures were llnve we not good reason to ludlevn taken for the suppression of the sod-; that their IxuistiHl constitution Is to ety in 1ST 1. and It soon after died them but "a scrap of paper." niiido and away." jptit forth because they know that t Why has this ass iciati'm taken the the' truly patriotic these, words enib dy name of an organization that wits out- a great and sue red truth, used hy lawed more than fifty years ago? Why! them, however, us a halt to cntcli the have chey adopted the white sheet unwary? If these suggestions ap- j mask, the manner, the night riding. I proach tho truth, then wo tnuy learn ! mysterious warnings, acts of violence that foreign traitors and miscreants t and bcaBtly assaults for which their ;aro here seducing muny of our best! adopted parent was outlawed? people hy the most seductive projui- What is the motive? They silnt to gunda; propaganda llkc.y t result In their constitution with a boast of pa-'civll war, hy which our great land may triotic loyalty as a great law abiding ' soon bo torn and agonizing liko the I i WW For Iaf.intl & lnvlii!i NO COOK1NQ Th8 "Focd-Drink" All Ar.en. Quick Lunch otHoire,Otrice,p t I'ountains. Aih for ItQRLlCtCS, PC ".'H ImiLVJcns t SubslUutei GMICIIUNO China Herb Store TM is h, ri-riit. Ih.it (tun dnim: nf l-.iri.rl. Or.-,, hli cured iu of oitt t"i"i..-h ito-ii.i... h, j, i,rutmra. i.H J St . Dram I lk. 'IMS ia t".i.lv (i,l llim I'h.icf of i-lrinl, -. 1 '-,-nr,.,t pin nf rupiiir of f..ur .--.r' si.iii.ii.,,- f. O. laliant. 113 S t . Urania Pus,, Urai, M-.tr..r.l. i.r.-,,n. j,in, II. )T, . ' . !" v, rl'ty Out I. tt. iimlr. O'n.-.l. I. to I v.-f v f..- i t. m,.,, i, iniulila ntl'l litol Im-vii ...li.re,l f.,r ii-vkiiiI vara an.J nat Allk'Uat W.ia not p. c,., ,) !'v. ttiul h.-.-ni f tllln Chiom twlniaw 11.-th hi.m., Is nt m n .v.th I roi.t mrrn-t Mv.iroriti, I i.-,-i..-.l t . Fni -..rti t.,r m al.mincli tun. hiai. nml I alnrletl t i frrllnit ix-n.r b f.h.ii ii a I ur. tn .Hi,; t,..ia, m a well nun. n.l vn In irtilv r.-e.m.. Ijlm n.tit'B mid trr hi Mrl a iHiBM-.li , w. a. jDUNH-iS Wltn, -rt-n Win: Lew's," r title fs.lnt. W', I.. i hll.lrnih. l-:siii Point M. A, Aniloraun, ..-.!tur.l H. II no!n,.-, -., ('. I-;. Monro, KukIh Point J. V, Mclnirra., V'.iiul.. point M,.. V.in it.-r lUllen, I'uiiln Point. Thaa I.' VI,..,.. I t.',.im f-i. Flu Lert Him Terribly Run Down With Serious Stom ach Oisordcr, but Tanlac entirely Reatorotl Him, Says Oroffon Man. II. tore t-iklmi 1'iililic fell otf to i.l-e humlred and Ihlttv iotltuls. Put now I lielleie I tun Iho hiallhleal man that walks niul I "diilt ouu huuilnil and si-H'iilV-elKhl," hnl.l .Inn Murphy, 171 llllli ntrert, I'uit l.ui.l, tin-, In i ll.llne nt the MllctJ (li.iiollne slalloii ut 01 It lilul Wash, luk'li.u si reels, ' Koc lii'tei-n eii ra I have hnd onn old nfi.-r another ntnt finally had the 'du.' whl. h left ine luliihly Imilly inn down mid wnh no tippeiite, I vmis teirlhly nauseated, aiitleieil from Kas on tin' slomaih and tiuhln'l let.'ilii what Utile 1 luanaued to nil. "I lile.l many mnlli Iocs, hut thn only ..ii.- Hint helped ni was Tanlne and It Lniiifchl ine ilcht out, I nut not mil pi l-.nl at my null! In W elk hi he. aim,- inn liutdly get i-iiuiiiilt to . .il my Mppi tlte Is an . Yuu i-ait tlm me Taiilae evt.ty time," 1'iitilae Is aold I.)' all good di'litf- WOO . ANNOUNCEMENT Iv 6TATE REPRESENTATIVE I hcrohy announce my candltlsrjr for tho repuldlcan nomination fur repr senlollvo In tho statu laiilslatur at thai May prlinury. Adv. JOHN II. CARKIS. I nnnoitn.'n myself s mndldata for ItuprcaentNtlva In that Inlnlntur.', on thn Itrptihllcsn ticket, subject t the prliunrlus lu Muv. Adv. ItAI.I'll COWOIUL. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Thos II Rlltinann rt Aahlanit atitliortsns lit annoiinintnnnt t Can- 'in nun nr ins nomination ror tli orrien Of t'fllintW f1llllt,ll.,ll.M.I. tL.M..M County, subject la the dec talon of tba itftliuiiiir.nn voters ol ma county at tli I'rlmnry Section, May ltb. 1922. Adv. I am n candidate for the nomination for County Commissioner of Jackson outitr. on thn Itepulillcan ticket, sub. Ject to tho decision of tha voters at he primary to ho hld May 19th, l3i Vdv C.WlltOK AI.KOItll. I'hiMinl. Hand-Tailored Suits $35 to $50 Washing Is Hard Work HAVE US DO YOURS Lifting of heavy wash baskets, tugging with wet clothes, the KUtMen change from the hot steaming lauinlry to the outdoors these are the tilings that wear out women before their time. If you count the value of your own hpalth and time, hnvc us relieve you of this work. We wash the entire bundle in soft, fleecy suds, rinse it in many changes of rainsol't water, iron the fhUwork, starch those pieces that need it, and leave for you only the ironing of a few ligter things such as most women like to finish ii them selves. Or, at a slight additional cost, jve'll iron everything. l'hone and we will have our representative call. Medford Domestic Laundry Phone 166 1500 Shirts! And Every Shirt Reduced A F . ti. 'r.. '.... . ;, f .', ';", i',f.f Every Shirt Every Shirt New Perfect Every Shut A -f u.X' .V? a bargain Hh K '"A THREE DAYS LEFT 'Vi - The First Group Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Vale3 Oood (uallty Striped I'orralrt and Oxford Cloths. Homo plain white with rolluis attached. All sizes, from 14 to 1 7 Mi in both collar attached and - band neck Btyb.'B. The Second Group Regular $1.75 to $2.50 Value Regular $1.75 to $2.50 values. Highly Square Percale, plain whlto and corded Madras. Doth band neck and collar at tached stylos. Sizes 14 to 17 Vi. $1.45 Each or 3 for $4.25.. The Third Group Regular $2.50 and $3.00 values UeKular $2.50 and $.1,00 values, Mado of Corded Madras In fancy and plain stripes. Plain and fancy A wonderful assortment. All sizes 14 to 18 'a. $1.85 Each or 3 for $5.25 95c to ?.- f -r . itt V Hlr til o'ft- 1 u $1.45 $1.85 The Fourth Group $2.95 llils-It tho hnnnor ussorlinciil. Sold roRiilarly at $:i.5o to $5. on. Aro plain! Cl(jlhs7 I'unry ' fiatln ""stripeTl f repos. All sizes 11 to 1714. Handed and collar attached r-lyles. 3 for $8.50 The Fifth Group $4.95 fillk Hhlrts, PoiiRed Shlils. Pold rnR iilaily at $5.ni) to $S,50. Plain Whlto Kllks, Btrlped Silks, Klhcr Slllis, Poiiroo Rhlrta, hand neck mid collar ultuehed. SI,os 14 to 1714. 'MM.'.W?. ' - 1 WW WW SPECIAL Ono lot of Tan Soft Shirts, collur attached, $1.50 values. $1.29 Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medforcr, Oregon SPECIAL Plain colors in collar attneh nd Shirts, $2.75 and $3,00 values 92.1.1 $2.45 Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid