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MEDFORD lM) TKIIUINR MKDl'OUD, ORK ION'. MONDAY. MAY 22, VS22
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Y. W. C. A A PAYING INVESTMENT.
44rip UK greatest thinner facing our jiirlhood," said .lane Adtlams,
A a few years nsro, "is too much idleness or too little. Tin' girl
with too much time on her luuuls and the jiirl with too much work ami
no play, represent moral risUs of danger to iiny oomnnmitv. Whole
some work ami wholesoiite reeroation. both in reasonable amounts,
can do more to save our youni! irirls from miseliief than any amount
of inornlizinir."
Wo don't know n better reeommemlation for the Medford V. W.
0. A. than those words of one of Ameriea's greatest publie women.
COMMUNICATIONS
I'TiyKtion Aid Offeitd
To the Kittlor: As yim nni Knew
thi'oiiKh the t-ii'iutsi i Senator MeXmy
lv. Samuel Kortlcr. eliiet of llio IitIkh
t Ictt ilhiion, tUiil imtMll of AKrteul
ture, .i imtetl tnnl inatiltiil uutliet'lty
n litis Biiltjoft, will lie alile t i nlve
the woter UaeiM of llio Itnutie Kher
Valley ntlviro uh to how to iiiiieecd In
the hantllltiK; of our inUatlon proli
leins. ' la other IrrUalien tllsti let-i the
The local organization is one of the best ami one of the liveliest in ' follow Ihk plan luu het n foi mulutotl, In
the state. There is nothimi sanetimonious or tiresome about it. tlirls1 ,v,li leiwnmet of aricu!.
. , i-i ;turo iartielniteit: '
gather at the . W. I . A. because there is always somethini; to do, ( n vvnain ll0lv.,,;,., approKtiimiely
there that is worth while, something to hear worth hearing, ami lotto arivs, will have tuptiKimililt nl
lil.ovc all because thev have a irood time. ' ma,m nai. t the ,H.v,n.m of the mi-
. nation tlivixioti. lir. l-'oriler will lie in
' a IHisttlon to tuUe hehl of the work of
In this age o'f liv.steria and unrest, of frivolity and flappers there howinu the users hew tojminllo the
, ." .. .i i , i .,,! water to tho best iHUite ttd VittttiK'
.a v.,-. ,Ti.,iiit.ii. ti.,v.l ... .i.i i.....iiiiiiiit' tnnii ,111 in'it'i i i -y.i. I m.iitii hit'el 1
..ii,.iU,.iuu ..i ...... .w. j. v " (hl vnriotlx I vi, : !.(! ..--Hi.. .,1
lands It) he ivrlaatetl. Wllheut l lie pre
liminary antl nt'ej-asary W.rk, ftimlH
are nut avallahlo for more thnn n
lit'inf liv.wtlonlt.ti. I,.- 1)1' l.iri., tl.lo
energy. The Y. W. C A. utilizes this oner;y as a moral gain, instead smm,,r, ThU eiminitn lti work ran
of a moral loss. It is a splendid work. No activity deserves more! he contracted for at $2 per acif, ami
, ii 4,1. it', ..,.,. ' ! if the water nstrs of this district will
i.'lm iiliiiiii.t.i.1 t.iil.lt.i .-niiiiili'r '
imnit.nlati.lv tnk.t 1111 th. imin iMillnti
n,, . Ml . . ' .1- ..1A.I ' 1
llie .MCtttorti l. . i. -. win conauci a campaign mis wcck, i"
f.oeure funds for the ensuing year. They should be successful. Kvery
dollar pivon by Medfoitl ieople to this organization, will mean a bet
ter eitv in which to live, both for themselves and 'for their children.
'Kin-red day, lint It Is nut too late lo
'ret-ilfy this mistake ami I would Hue
to see every oiKaulmitloii In MetUtinl
wet holilml a movement, to have tlilH
contract cancelled.
There seeniH lo li, a tendency on the
putt of Home In let this thiliK , Willi
a promise to "never do It nmiln," Inn
I do not think that Is ilnht. I know
that the (5. A, l., ate very ninth hint
iiver It; I Imve talked with them.
Let nlvelie hoys a i lianee,
"POISON IVY,"
exeessive feininine vitality can be directed into wholesome .and fon
M motive channels. Half the moral trouble in the world particularly
among the young, is not due to innate vieiousness, but to misdirected
' Now Is th time for all pood Demo
crats to come to the aid of their party.
Reformers, of which Dr. Wilbur
Crafts is the main agitator, have de
clared war on the Seventh Pay Adven
tisU, a denomination afflicted with the
rice of attending strictly to their own
business. There is nothing in particu
lar against the Seventh Day Advcn
tists, except that they offer something
new to fight about, and are not bother
tome. On of these days a long pes
tered nation .will turn in wrath against
its annoyers, and end the soft graft
tot the heads of a million reform move
menu. '
i
Quill Points
The only nation the Irish seem very enthusiastic about is extermi
The Ore. System has been saved
from its Tllllfiers, and stands vindicat
ed in the eyes of the world. Long
headed voters of old Jackson recalled
two officials, and then promptly re
elected them. A mother who spanks
her child always kisses them afterwards.
The Genoa Confab has ended in a
fizzle, as expected, and all Europe got
out of the US. was a few fine speeches
from Lloyd-George.
Here lies the body of Simon Shinn,
Who would persist in "cutting in."
The day he met a five-ton truck
Poor Simon sure was out of luck.
(Contributed)
The One-Minded Cal
(Eugene Register)
. "Dear Miss Page: It just seems
to me that all my friends are turn
ing me down I don't know why.
There is one boy I especially like
and I think he knows it, because
every time he sees me coming, he
whistles and talks to another girl.
Why doesn't he like me? (2) I
wanted to bob my hair, and people
don't want me to because some
people will call me a flapper. Will
they? (3) Some girls think I tell
things about them that aren't true.
But I still have my mother for a
friend, don't I? Only, I would like
to make other friends too. (4)
There is a company that gives a
- violin for Belling seeds. I always
wanted one. Are they hard to
learn? (5) There is a boy I don't
know very well, and he usually
smiles at roe. Do you think he
wants to get acquainted? (6)
' There is a girl friend of mine
whose boy friend doesn't associate
with very good people. What shall
we do? I love mother and I want
to go Btraight, ad I need your
help." Slim K. Shorty."
The hand that rocks the cradle doesn't know how to tease a jaw.
strain out of a grand piano.
and acreo to put In tolfertlvely a mint
mum of 1CH) acres, the work can he
immediately started and ' we will lie
considerably ahead al the end of this
first seasjn. with lite asstnanee thai
what work is dene is the result of his
;nd other practical erlcnee by chm-
i M'tent men.
Mr. fate, or any oifiter of the I'nilt
llrowers l.ennue will he 'glad to furnish
additional informal Ion, ami we tune
upon nil Inteiesl.d the necessity of
prompt action.
Yours very truly,
Hit IT G.UOWKUS I.KUll'K
OK JACKSON I'OI'NTY
Hy II. W. lliiuhain, Pre.
In any ease, the arniy must be kept large enough to keep all the
swivel-chair seats nicely poljshed.
If you can't bring an enemy to his knees by fair means, jusl
hrag on him and let Nature take its course.
The' wayward would exercise a little more prudence if made t
feel a little more respect for our system of jurisprudence.
FEELS FINE AS
LONG YEARS OF
SUFFERING END
Portland Man Declares That
Since He Was Restored by
.Tanlac He Feels Fit to
Start Live Over Again.
What Is Baby's Weight Today?
Did it gain or loose last week? For the
health of the baby it is essential you should
know. We have just installed a set of baby
scales with a nice sanitary wicker basket. It
is at your service. Bring the little one in, as
often as you choose. We like babies and this
service will be a pleasure to us.
Heath's Drug Store
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street.
"When the millennium comes, professional ethics will keep a man
from informing you that his competitor is a wall-eyed rogue.
After all, it isn't difficult to become popular if you will in a sup
ply of the things neighbors like to borrow.
"What the dougliboy oan't understand is why the framinsr of a
bonus law requires so much more mental strain than the framing of
a draft law.
The office cynic looks over the situation and remarks that if only
the fit survive, those who fell by the wayside must have been a
sorry lot.
Lenine tells his countrymen that the relief shipments come from
American Bolshevists. That man may have his faults, but he's a
darned good politician. . '
Supervisor Clark and his men have
done a good job above and are re
doing it below. (Southwestern Ore
gon News). Sounds plausible.
A' POETICAL FARMER
This is the song of the poor man,
Who walks where the meek have
trod,
He passes alons with a merry song,
And places his truut in God.
Close by the fireplace sitting,
In its cheery gleam and glare,
As winter blasts go raging past,
I sit iu the old arm chair.
My house is small, my family large.
Hut where there's a will there's a
, way,
I gladly work, while others shirk,
And my heart is llgirt and gay.
My winter's stores are running short,
I have many mouths to feed,
But I worry not for it's been my lot
To receive the things I need.
I till the soil from early morn
Tilt drops the summer sun,
Then home at night, to my delight
I go when the day is done.
My fields will soon be looking green,
The trees will be in bloom,
For in the spring, all things must sing,
The aim will allay the gloom.
A table for me is waiting
When my daily work' in o'er,"
And my .fumlly will greet, with glee,
When I open the cottage door.
Though hnrrl I toll to-eko our fare,
Yet sach is his lot who farms, ,
llut I have the smilo, of a wife the
while, ' '
And the clusp of my children's arms.
RipplingRhun&s
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4K mi I j(
no.
POP ANSON.
TIE grand old man has gone to sleep, t rest his weary
frame, and as our motto we should keep his watchword,
"Play the game." "A game's not finished till it's done," pop.
Anson used to say; and more than once the" game was won that
seemed all fooled away. .I've read the works 6f many seers, of
sages gray and wise, and in those works no redo appears more
grateful to the eyes than Old Pop Anson Vi "Play the game,"
when things were all askew, aml.players, lacking lofty aim, were
grouchy, sore and blue. Confucius sat upon a fence and reeled
off sound advice, and ancient Greeks, possessed of sense, put up
much useful ice; and Romans, too in olden times, made words of
wisdom fly, in epigrams and sounding rhymes that were not
meant to die. And those old patriarchs, indfd, piled up a death
less fame; but none gave forth a finer rede than Anson's "Play
the game!" Let's paste this motto in our hats as down this
world we slide, And in otir belfries fewer hats will afterwards
aldde. Ami it will make our quarrels brief, we'll gain the world's
regard, and we will dodge a lot of grief that makes the sledding
hard. The winds will sigh, the rain will drp, above his sleeping
frame, but we'll remember good old Pop, and try to play the
game.
Objects to Circus May 30
To the Ktlitor: A ureal wron.tr lins
been done one of our most reverenced
sorit-lles; Howe's rtniis has been
billed to show In Mfdford on .Memorial
Day, with a parade to he "pulled tiff
at the same h'Vir a our honorable
U. A. It. and Antetican legion march
in tribute to their ib-ad comrades. Such
a thing la unthinkable mid xh'mlil n it
be countenanced. No rvd blooded
fuicritan wants to see our veterans
inarch by with slow tread untl bowed
lieuds. headed by a steam calliope and
followed by a flo. k of elephants: uh
a travesty really amounts t tragedy.
'J'hP contract was nn doubt made
without a thought, nn the pait of mir
city officials, that it would be oti that
"Siiico t.iUlnir Yanl.ic I fci-l iilntnol
like 1 tint Ktiirtinu llio i.vi-r ntinln,"
v.il.l A. lbdimiiiUt. .til I'.ast -Mill St.
I'm tl.tml. Ore., it iti.-tt blnlst f.ir Ileum'
Martin linn Wurki.
'Vl Hlc. fur Well lli)itl Ititlf mv
Itie. iiml I nut i-llv Iltt.-e. nulleieil
Willi nb.iut as I nut it mini of iiiliinb
un a man ever bail. Il mm-nd front
my itiwii ami bend cleiir iluwn to my
(.1 oiimili, I dc fb.pttl 1 1 y n pxlu. In
of itpp. Hi,, nn,! timiM mtUYi,.,i t
rtb! palttN.
"I ttltlti'l think Tattl.tc would help
me lull' It tut.-r evei ytliitu; m' had
foiled, but It it face Hint the a
taith bi'Kan to leave lite nli.tiil Willi
ItIV Oilier tri.llblf mil,l lllter I
marled lakiiii; llie incitlrlm-. My
health In now tvelleiit ntt.l I t.ui'l
o.tv half eiuiiit;ti fi.r Tniibte."
T.inl.ic n HM by all u.md dt'iiu-
Itisiw. Adv.
Works Like
a Clock
CUres Cbkis in 24 Hours
CTAN'OARD rawdr vM m. TkMrf
r La (.rip. u4 m4
Wwiac Mr. HJT. pf- hv, f C'p"
trail u4 OfHtan. ttT T-'
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Are You
Building?
Mansion, Chicken
Coop or
Industrial Plant?
We can take care of your electrical i
work.
EFFICIENT. SERVT 3
REASONABLE PRITS
Renard Electric Co.
119 E. 6th St. Phono 1000
WeTellYouSo
There are no 'Set Speeches'
in our I'setl Cur Depart
ment. Kvcry car has its
own history, its own limita
tions mil its own advan
tages. We toll you so and
even the inexperience, I buy.
er knows at once thnt'he can
count tm K'piarc treatment.
A FEW OF THIS
WEEK'S OFFERINGS
DODGE BROTHERS
TOURING
101 S production, lias hint
mechanical adjust incuts.
Paint and tires good. Price
low.
1020 CLEVELAND
TOURING
in good condition. Sell at a
bargain.
1020 OLDS EIGHT
ROADSTER
Wire wheels, paint in fine
condition. Five tires. (Jootl
value.
.1020 DODGE BROTHERS
TOURING
Overhauled completely.
Hood tires. Price very rea
sonable. Ceo. L. Treichler
Motor Co.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 When was the first land sold by
our government?
2 What railroad received the- lar
gest single land grant ever made by
our government? "
3 Where is oatmeal' called iior-
ridge?
4 In what language does Salvador
mean savior?
5 What is the most destructive di
sease among our Indians? '
0 What country possesses the
greatest known wealth in phosphates?
7 Why docs celluloid burn euslly?
8 What causes firelight to dance?
9 What Indians have become fa
mous for skill in weaving blankets?
10 How much territory do these
Indians possess?
Answers to yesterday's Questions
1 What does the Indian name Ka
Ho-Clvey-Nuli-Wenee mean in English!
Ans. John Smith.
2 What ki a small sword? Ans. It
i is one with which the attack Is dcliv
jered with tile point only.
I 3 When was the federal trade com
' mission established? Ans. Sept. 20.
1914.
4 Who 3s governor general of Can
ada? Ans. Ixird Julian ltyng.
5 Docs, a cannon ball travel In a
Klraight line or curve? Ans. Curve,
0 Vher; are the Wasatch moun
tains? Ants. In Vtah.
7 Whac has 'made the Indians of
the southwest wealthy? Ans. Oil dis
covered oa their lands.
8 WhuC was the relationship be
tween Jefferson Davis and ' General
Grant? A.ns. They were second cou
sins. 9 Frons what language docs the
word butts come? Ans. French. ,
10 Who commanded the Canadian
troops at 'Vimy Ilidgo in 1017? Ans.
General ifrng.
Let's Move to Poland
WARSAW, May 22. (Hy Associated
Press). The Polish diet has enacted a
law requiting an annual vacation of
two weeks with pay for alUliidu'utiial
workers. .
You have been wanting to use gas, but have
hesitated on account of the cost of service
installation. For the next 15 days your gas
company will run service 40 feet inside your
property line free of cost to you.
There is due to arrive in a few days a car
load of pipe and we are now prepared to
make extensions of mains to consumers.
Stop in at our office and talk it over with us.
Southern Oregon , Gas Go.
CHAUTAUQUA TIME
IS HERE
6 Joyous Days 6
12 Exhilerating Inspiring Programs 12
18 BiR Events' 18
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Harold (Private) Peat
'Turn To The Right"-Great Sermon Play
Batting-Mahler Duo
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New York City Concert Quartet
Junior Pageant
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the semi annual Snutal
ment (one twentieth) and interest on paving, sewer and
waterniain ansesamenta upon all properties for which applica
tion was made to extend time of payment, will be due and pay
able at the office of the city treasurer June 1, 1022, and v ill be
delinquent after thirty (30) days from said date and shall bear
a penalty of five per cent (5) upon the amount of such de
linquency, Thirty days after such delinquency tho property will be
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to
gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with
Section 148 of the City Charter. '
Date at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May, 1022.
MARY HASWELL WEBBER,
s Treasurer of tho City of Medford, Oregon.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KFFEOTIVKI FKTI. 1, 1024 ' " "
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES
i ' Pally Except Sunday
LV. JIEDFOKU 10 A. M. LV. ROSEUURO 1.00 I. M.
GRANTS PASS-MKDFORI) STAGES
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