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Newspaper Page TextI FA'GE FOUR METVFORD MATT TTUTUTNR MTWFOUD. OUKUOW THURSDAY. MAY 1 022 Medfoud Mail tribune AN IMlEPENPKNT NKWSI'Al'KH fnHdSHHU F.VKKY AFTRHNOON UTCF.rT i WJKHAV, HV TIIK . MRlU'OHII I'HI.VTI.V. oo. THE DANGER OF THE RECALL. Tlia Vtdford Sunday Moinluf Snn I. fuiliili't Mibamibm dwiirtti await ln ii"y iiaiiir. Oftlea Mail Trlt.iiiw hull-Una;. th-ilMV Ninth lr alrrt. i'li.me 7 a. A einmoliitntlofi ol thi lcm-eTiit!e Timi-a. ttir Mnltonl Mill, tli M-ittonl Tnl-uni?, the Southern Oirfonltn, 'llii- Alilnnd Trilnin. RnllKRT w. WW,. Mlt-ir. SI' Ml"! Kit H. SMITH, Maiiairr. ."." dsn .i.i S.Oii ; .SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY HUT. In A.lvm: 1biIt, with Kiinrtr Nun, rw.. .,. 1 llaily, altS u.lulity Sun, niunth... Ially, without SuniUT' Son. year ... . Daily, witaaut Kiinriay Sim. numUi Wf-kly, Mail Tribinir, una vi-ar...., Hun-tiiv Huh. .nm 'f,r. BY CAlinilU In Mnlfiml. Aslilaiul. Jari-mm-, vtlllvOFllptl I'oint, lliwnia, Talrnt anil on lliatliaa.va: i liaily mth. Sim-lay Sun. minth. ....... .T.'i ' Ifcailt, illixiV Sim-lav Sun. ni-with tail MtMit. smiiliiv Sim. year t Mi ' lHOlJV,'';!' .Sunday Sun, on year . . . , . , 8. Ml All tatnia tiy.iariiw. niiiJi In ahine. i A- Official i.iir.'tf th Oily of Mi-.lfi.nl. Official' i3r'tof Jain .County. Sworn dailvavrafff rironlation fur wit month nutm Aiitlt 1, 3'iss, m-rr thsn iMlf tlit circulati-m pi any iidu-r paper ul-ltatie. or rtrrulalrd i)i lacknun County. Tha only ipHpT hftm-wi Eupin, Or., and Rarramaiiio, Calif. , a dmianc ol oxit Son mili-a, having ll-aarir wir Ass.niatNl Pri-ss S-rW. Entarad aalVrconil plan matter at M-ilf-inl Oregon, uhnIh" tli art of March t. lTH. j NEalHRKK'OF T1!K ASSOCIATED PRESS. Tha AaaoeiateJ I'n-a i eAoltimvelv entitled to the ww tor -feitutil lea lion of all new thi,ratclte etditl to it. '.or not ollierwiite credited th this paper, and r alao to tht local urwa published berefn. ' All rfttit.if rar.Vnrat ion of apeoial dis- fjarrnea Mmn ara , reaerve-i Tll r''Mll Is It d;niy;vi"tis wen poll. It should he used nulv in J. I'll1 if t x l r.-iiii' i iuorvi'in'v in.il fi'as.iin'i1 iu ntfii'i', eviili'iii't' l' cnrrii.1 ion tn' ilie I ik . Tn niln lli' ivt-nll wIi.mii'mm' llniv is l:VSMlliflltl Willi il 1 1 1 I i . ' ull'ui.ll. Illl'.lltS III ili'itnnitli: i' t!u' tiilnf . tuluiiiiistriitivt' s stout, ' I The roc.tll ol' Messrs. Willium nml Hiu-litol is :i cast' in point. Tlu'st (wo officials rt'inU'i-fii sin unpopular iWisioti', Hut no t- 'k!mum lias! iiccn prt'si'iitt'il that it was not a pt'itYctly just decision. Mort'oviTj if tlit' ili'eision was not just, ilwrc was, anil is, nn'ourst' to t lie courts,; ior rt'lit'f. Tliorc was no valul excuse for the recall. J Hut tlio recall whs invoked. Now "illinms ami ltuehlel have ! lieen removed and two men put in their places, who according to the Portland papers no one knows and'whose tpialificiitions are likewise j unknown. In other words two experienced men have heeii kicked i tuit and two office lmntcrs have hcnn put in with, at least, temporary ! ehaos in the department, an inevitable consequence. Who pays the bill? The people of course, and the political pot hunters reap the harvest. Certainly this situation should convince most people of the wisdom of withdrawing technical experts in the public, service, front politics, and making them appointive. Judesi also should lo taken out of polities and he made appointive. Let the governor he elected hy the people, ajid then make him re sponsible for the proper administration of state affairs, (iive him ti wide appointive power, and hold him responsible for the conduct of his subordinates. Then, and only then, will some reasonable effic iency and reasonable stability, be secured in administrative affairs of the state. .. Now Showing at the Page Theater -t'r- i- 1 YiSmudge Pot ; ; .8y Arthur Perry. Quill Points " t w fS - " ' V.,' 4 PAULINE FREDERICK, and CHARLlt CLARY in -"TWO KINDS .OF -WOMEN " R - C PICTURES "The country is ntpldty approaching A t" condttVin," declares . Secy ' Hoover, ,"and'.I)jr ni!d-SC)tember will lie in a new business era." Rifiht now, the country is hellbent for normalcy, and in a B-2 condition. ; Justifiable comicide was committed by OCbllins 1 day last wk. He escorjc tJMrhself to the woodshed and yanked out ia lower molar, with his own ctJforK.; Ha usd a pair of No. 8 pincli'ers, cttrugated nips, and for two daysVas irjider ine impression that the top of ljjs head was Uwse, just the same )s,?f a good dentist had Hr form DMWtroclty. - vt? I j from Farm Life) r Evry, Kie iierson's dirty ' very 9ljier bold an;! flirty ; All,aY'Ardid aiias and views tceptlfcjver, Fbrd and Hughes, OnlF,'lisir,e in the "news". If ihf Craw hat kids don't tiring rain, tn-jffiriners having tlieir first cutting. vljfalfa down, will. ft btiison. The man with an ambition to die poor can liegin to monkey with used ears ami let Nature take its course. A writer speaks of "Kurope, beaten to her knees." no more helpful attitudt? for one in her fix. We ki of Another way ti play solitaire is to get the habit of feeling sorry tor yourself and talking about vour troubles. The war is over, but you will observe that youug men still feel rather important when they put on leather puttees. About time for paragraplu-rs to start dressing the summer furs. :ir! s up in Love is the quality that makes a girl give a week and work for her board and elotl:es. up a job that pays f2." At twenty the single male is in love with all the ladies; five lie thinks all the ladies are in love witli him. at thirty- That expression of divinity on her face in,chiirch is caused by the knowledge that many envious eyes are fixed on her new hat. G. O. P. Committeemen Selected at Primary The fullowlmc Is tin' liit of llepitb II, an remmiUi'enu'n .i ctfVti'il ft thi primary, accordion tn tlu official count eotnpli'ti'il , WVdm'uday. Tim number tit the rnd imluatis the number ot vote rtn-riM'il. Anh. I'.oulfVaril. ", K. Huihiinnn 04 Ashland. K. tVittrul. V. V. MUM ..41 Ashland W. tVntriil. I'. Wiibimt, T I Awhlaml t'ak. it. K. Tumliiiwin ..45 Ashland North. Thu. II. Slmpmin 6 Ashland Kant. Henry II t'nrtiT ..30 Ashland Knutheaiit. t'. W. Hl-Xh" Ash., Northwt-st, t I:. 1-miliklu AshiAtid. Wi st. 1. II. J.o kon . AntiiM'h. tivorKe Stacy Iirron, Jarksoti tiyi-r H.-llevii w, K. Ilom.-M r.utte Falls. Cprt. Karki'r .... N. CVntral I'oint. J,, i'. Herring I'loUllCe Kink, V. T. l.'irlfVe ... Funis f'ri-t-k. Frank C. KKiult . fiold Hill. Martin lwi-r .... tJriifin Creek, Jus!n Judy ... No. JackKiinvllle, Al Nurrii . So Jacksonville. John K. Miller Iike t'reek. Herman .Meyer .. .Meiirurd. N. Main, J. W. 1 iifsnli-r 53 Smith Main, W. II. rotifer 4' Ninth t'etitral. 1). T. Ijitntt ....71 South lYiitral. I'. M, Kvmhitw, . , ,S4 No. IClvvt-Hlde, :. K. WiNun ......47 Oakdali', It. ti. IUrdell Ii3 Nowtuwn. O. C I'.iikkh 3 Fast Meitroid. Vernon Vnwter ...91 S'Uith.nt MeiUiitd, W. V. Ci.k,,m SnuthMi'Ht M.d.. J. W. Waki-rield 1U W.-t Midfuril. f. !4 Ililt'erflrld . . loi Nnrthwent Medfurd. II. W, I'aul ,.!4 Mmind. K. f. Ilainlltiin !,i( Drihard Hume. II, W. I.nkn 43 I'errydc.le, W". K. liruytun 31 Knxt I'lim-nlx. K ti. fob-man .,,.31 Itovk I'Hltit. J. M. lUll.klltKtnll ...11 lli'Kue kltrr, t'. II. tillninr, US limy Ann, t. It M. it row 3ii Fast Tab lit. i:. K. i;.. I. In.. II 31 . (Trail. W. i. M. Hi.nald 12 . I S 1 I'nl.in, Matthew Hay ; . 3 j Willi, w SiH'litKH. I!. I fo Kill ,,.;4 .S4. Wittier, i:. F. Iiimnb k 42 No Kelei tluliH wi rv made In the flip ,3K louillK ..-i ln. t- AipeKate. t'll .12) max. M.'iid..u. Went I'hoetilx, SaniH . 1 Valley. Stertlmj anil Watkltm. ,ti 1 . 6S .34 .34 .13 It hljs n'i? been successfully demon strated IttatXixrfitica and religion won't mix anrhetfer than nioonshiue and Kasolip43fi'ff.4ri8 and locomotives at a cross if I SEED1NGLY SO Ibany Democrat) .l;tZ.,.m t ti.i., i L.Baariiiu ui untie icvcnru a. hnikir!. a cut lip and a black- neqftf.hen he was kicked in the fbf $91 morning by a playful horji and triat rand Bob Helms, who- are ir raw m Josephine co. get their hair shingled business matters. 7"heT are w:iWute, . enterprisini?. ener getic, ttoAfiiVto-the-minute asricultur- lsta, wJAi Hm exception they can't cuss , i La , . . tne iaxie,73;orousiy as yet. 11 Still, if you will look about you will find people who are happy,' even though they don't know a single one of the new dances. i A motorist should never confess that the accident was wholly the 1 1 si lit of Jiis own carelessness. The shock might kill the judge. If it takes but a few yearsio miike an alien a proper citizen, why does it take 121 years to make a proper eittien of one native born? A reaction is inevitable, and in a few years the dear girls mav be- Better Late Than Never COMMUNICATIONS ItcKittilini; Initiation. To the 'Kditor: I tiotn that i he FruitKrowprii' It. I 3 ' A., B.TliwmieB, democratic candidate for ' congress, addresBed. a ' good-sized audience 'in Eugene last night. Mr. Reames is a good, story-teller. When you havp that there Is nothing else to be said'.-tS- Years Ago" column, Kugene.'RfSglster). 'They were a gentle lot in tlie old days. Among the leiienis of the lute Jo- seph T'ulitzer was an endowment for ' I-ciikuo W endeavoiing to secure Hie a school of iotirnallam. and rash ! U ,'K ,,f ,,r- famtnd Kortler. Thlet prl.es for the highMt work In Amer- " lrr,alio" tiivesllgatloim for lt. lean literature en.eh year, and the 1 S- 'o'lmrtmenl of uKrlcuUtirn moH beneficial arhlevemeiit ot the J'r' h i rl,"r lnl many year, tear by anv iiewspaner. Tim award t",f"'rl","",ln al"1 " v t K 1 1 u k arc made bv the Columbia univcr- "'" "'" "tl:oiU or u.plltiK water - . i , , . .. ,.. . I III I ill l:illil rr.ini ii Kttt tttln.dul a.f n come old-fashioned again anil work samplers reading "God l'.l-ss j a3 Murra' 'l! titter Is president. , I'.artl.-ui t.-I to thn Irrigator. iitntV." I r i i I While It would he too much to ex- ai.i.ia..r. I pr in w ntieis w.-r miiiiiiinceil vin- ... I, , .. ..i.i i peel mm to personal y tu or eucl. terday. Amoiin thun we note the fo'.- , 0 , ,, , ., .. . . , , . , . , wuler uner, It is po.Hitli) t. that he may lowing as reported by the AsKoriated i , , ,, . . , , . ' I l' ttblo to make some demomi radoiiH job a few nelei teil places after thn ri The New York Herald won the gold ;,,nred data on such places I. furnish. medal for "the m.,t inlttlere4te, and (.,i , t n.-.-in .1 when water is being used meritorious public servlco rendered K,.n rai:y, by a;iy newspaper during the year for . Tnl;1 movement a liBpoKltlon Its x pose o fthe Ku Klux Klan. Ul forsake an aitilml.. of apathelicul In the tame spirit that the New i tolerance toward Irrigation and uh Vork World served t he entire country. . mime one of Intelligent Interest, a the Portland Telegram served the I spirit that must prevull In order to people of Oregon In the campaign j establish a feeling of HVnipitlhetir which endod lat Friday. It fought : lo Ipfulnesit and co-operation hot wean The-nation is now engaged in a hub bub over Ihe" Attorney General in Harding's Cabinet, which will remind some inhabitants of the recent admin istration, ;when it was fashionable for everybodytb condemn all the cabinet members...- ' pCttting it easy (Oregon City Enterprise) Some one badly In need of a tire called' St 'the Gladstone, l.umbtr yard' during the night and took a tire fromiMr. Dick's truck. Mica Vojnack was caught with a bole in Ills hippocket Wed. and com mandeered Frank; Amy's watch chain to prove tliere was gold on Thompson Creek, j i-v.. .-. ' ' i v r" OFt, THE BICi TOE 1 i (-Portland Oregonian) ThI attack on motion pictures made,lj?;tho committee on temjier ance; rii ihoral welfare in its re - port' 'et&jfctt in the day gave only a hint ot.ittie storm which burst whiir.'.Prr-iBrlegleb of the suh comti)Stkee. on moyies, took the. pllitforru. TUe . California moral; crlmiidu- described a scene from u filcture now showing in Des Moin es in whiih"tt'woman, stooping to pick njmething from tho ground, . is bitten oh the breast by a v Jper. The hfro, undauated by cc nven tlon, teltrfl off her bodice and Bucks tho poison from the wound. ' , "Why, if the motion "picture Jiien's lntemions are so llr,ial, did the dlfetttf not have t'na vIimt bite to woman on t0 wrist?" , asked Pr. liriegleb. Walt Maon BEING A BORE. I T ISN'T hard to be a bore, if you are so inclined; with ease you'll make vour neighbors sore, and spoil their neaee ol mind. . I'crliaps you have an old tin ;ur, an antiquated Liz; thee sound its praises near and far, and brag how good it is. I'f beetling, mountain sides it tears, without a change of gears; it hasn't cost you for repairs a buck in fourteen years. Your friend;? all know your old tin bus, they see it every day; they know it isn't worth a cuss, no matter what you say. And they have ears that really make a splash for grace and style, and they all wish, for Peter's sake, you'd let them brag a while. The auto makes the whole outdoors the playground of the mob; it also makes a crowd of bores where'er its pistons throb. And there are ninety other ways to bore your wilting friends; new systems always meet our gaze when some old system ends. Sir Orach: is still a bore, wherever he may roam, the man who talks as though all lore were packed within his dome. To talk the sideboards off of men is not a wholesome plan; a flash of silence now and then is ood for any man. - . for u principle in free government. Il asks no reward except the approval oi' rlltt minded citizens. i'ortlund Telegram. Baker Is Lucky the water u.i-rs tlieniHclvH and i,e. twemi (lie water UKers and th dis trict orKanlzntlon. , Thus will dlffl tultles bo overcome without need less friction and ultimata siiccoms he assured. H. M. ClIAItWICK. . 1 U with Trigonis OH &flas stock for sale fcrlte Thos. tc. Holding. North Notice, Trigonis OH HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1. JJiow many elephanta are kill ed eaajh year to furnish the world's ivory tiupply? 2. AVhat other ruler was aBxaHsl- natotl the fame year aa President CarfieM? 3. In the Indian population of U. S. increasing or decreasing 7 4. "What Is another name, for India? fi. Is insanity- n disease? H. Which of the tlreat Iakes con tains the must fish? 7. How many crops does a fig tree produce a year? H. What was the urea of the larg est army ramp? !t. How many tourists visit Wash ington. U C, hotels dally? 10. AVhat was the number of bat tle deuths during the war? Answers U Yesterday's Questions: , How did Columbus: return to Spain after lfts third trip? Ana. In chains. 1 2. Who wrote "The Canterbury Tales"? Ans. (leoffrey Chaucer. a. White is the Isle of Malta? Ans. In the Mediterranean sea sunt'- of Hlelly. What countries form the Iber ian peninsula? ' Ans. Hpaln and Portugal. Ii. What in a wraprasral? "Ans. A famous woolen coat. Impervious to went her conditions, worn by the. Irish fur centuries. ti. Who owns the Isle of Malta? Ans. (ireat Ihitaln. 7. Who advocated the theory that perfect health requires and is main tained by the perfect chewing of food? Ans. Horace Fletcher. . 8. When did Columbus first set foot on tlie mainland of America? Ans. August 1, 14118 in what is now Venezuela. V. How many Inventions are cred ited to Thomas A. Fdison? Ans. !I77 10. At what uge do women vote In . Knglantl? Ans. Thirty years of age. Whilo other communities In Ore gon are. disrupted by Internal strife, precipitated by thn Injection of reli gious hatred, bigotry and race pre judice, liaker Is moving along In per fect unanimity and good fellowship, Its people working hand in hand for the good of all, its civic organiza tions striving to do the things for community development, the churches energetic In elevating the moral tone ol society, the newspapers working in season and out of season to bring about the thlns that will add to the material prosperity of both city and county, Certulnly a happy condition and one that cannot but be amply recompensed by the natural result of such a cooperative spirit. Maker Democrat. Legal Guarantee GivenJ No nmmd nl Knilt no liuill- eiilitilmc Wurk. Aak to . (J.;.o.1ia ' lie I rcutnimit. HKATH'H UUffl STOttK . I'.t'TTK Joe Hlnionlch of r.utte and Frankln Murphy of Denver, wel terweightu, fought JG fast rounds to Cut Thii Out It U Worth Money ('ut out this sun. enclose with Co and mall it to Kloye & Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial packago.eon talnlng Foley's Honey and Tar Com IKJiind for coughs, colds and crimp; Foley Kidney pills for pslns In slds and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; uq.il Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliouHness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. BREEDERS' NOTICE Ketab 87,277 Imported Percheron Stallion is making season stand, starting May 22, at (Jitzen Barn, Medford, Oregon. 7 R AY Dlt. MCIUMIV ;!iul Floor Medford liuilding CHANGE IN FARE Wells' Taxi Effective Juno 1st. 35c One passenger 50c Two passengers ' 25c each additional passenger $2.00 per hour Driving Charge $1.C0 per hour Standingchargei Country trip3 15c per mile Phone 23 I nmmi'ffi rifci ill To save fuhflonlMs Many an uutomobllo fails to'deliver th iower and Rpwd of which it In capable, fails in acceleration and on tho hills, bo-, cause of poor lubrication, . The purpose of lubrication is to reduce friction. In this connection it munt be re membered thut oils have Internal or mo lecular friction. The heuvier the ol the more thin internal friction, which has to be overcome by and uses up power. The ideal oil for the automobile is the thinnest oil which will keep tho bearing surfaces neparated, and ut tho sumo time olTer in itself tho least frictional resistance to the engine power going to tho reaj or driving wheels. Such an oil - if it he "olllnua," liability and pur ity, - will jrlv parUi-t lubrication, and partnit h dovitlopmtiitt of tha mmltnum power, pd and RaaoHua RiitvaK ol th car. Zatolana meetithaaa condition perfectly, Oilinm Stability V rity Zarolonv has great "olllna.a," which rauaa It to rlliig to boating lutf.i'H whtla uflatinf In llaalf a minimum of Irlctuma! laalalania to tba auxin Hwar, It baa great ttability, whUh caue It to rlit aiifin haatand tolotinamMiiinumot fat turn of a m(t, llaky oatuta which oi out with Ut ailtauat. And It It put. ' It you follow Ilia Zarolana chart of Cotract Lubri cation, ymi illdavaliiptliantaiiuiuiii powat.apaaj and KoUtta tinUaca id yuuf car. t IANUAR0 OIL COMfAJOf lalinotUi niore poverfispeed less friction and war tliru Correct Lubrication 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 Co. laa Ui4aajaajax. , laj-aaajaataaaaaaaar .' SSxpcC' THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE FORD SEDAN Spring weather Is here! Klnrt llm outing sen- on right In n Ford Hctbm An Ideal family ear, roomy enough for liny outing. Fullrely enchmed, win tit nml coy on cool evening; (ipcn itnd cool In warm Niimioer weiidier. It Is easy to 0M'rBte, ut only, durable anil economical. If you are Inlcrcnrcil phone 111 f)nr tlenion strnlor In at your hcrvlce. Otic ride will convince you vf Hie Htipeilor iiiilltiea of Hie Foril Heilan. Don't let the lilite from your iniilcli Sliiil a lilnc In (lie woods. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Cor. SUth nd Paclfi llluhwuy Bend, Ore gum , 69 a draw.