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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MRDFOKD; OK'KGOX, TIT KSf)AY, JUNE 6, 1 922 Medford Mail Tribune AS IMEIKN1KNT NKWSI'Al'KR, WJBLIHHKD KVEKY AK1KHNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. HV TllK MEUFOiUJ 1'KINTINU CO. The Mi ford Sunday Morning Sim furnlKheil iuDMcnirs aeeinug a Bvven uy unity newspaper. Office Mail Tribune Building, 26-27-20 Norll. Fir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the lied ford Mail, the Medford Tribune, the Southern uregonian, me ahiiuiki inoune. ROBERT W. ItlTHI,, Editor. BUMiTER H. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY MAIL In Advunee: Daily, with Hundiiy Sun, year 17.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 7.1 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 0.60 Uttliy, without Biuuiny Sun. month 6.. Weekly Mull Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday Nun, one year 2 00 Ml UAHIUKK In .Medford. Aft h urn . Jjrkaun. vllle, Centrul I'oint, I'liotmix, Tulent and on u i vii ways: Lb:ily with Sunday Sun, month 7ft Daily, without Hunduy Sun, monll Oft Dull) j without Sunday Sun, year 7.6'! Daily, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 AH terms by carrier, c.ihIi In advance. Official paper of JaekKon County. The only ' itapr between Eugene, Ore., and flocramento, Calif., a distance of over fiOO miles, buying lotted wire Aaaoeiated Prism Servlre. Sworn dally average cireulntio for six months ndliiic April I. 1U22. 3.2H. more tlt.ui flnuhlf the cTreulatlon of any other paper published or! Entered as nerond cIiihh matter at Medford uregun, unuer uie act ol March 8, 1870. MKUBERH OF TllK ASSOCIATED Pit EKM. The Aaaociated Prima la ex el naively entitled to me uae ior repuuncattuii oi all iit-wn diKpatchiw meditrtl to it. or not otherwiae credited In thin paper, and also to tlie local news published berein. All right! of republication of special dls putoJies herein are aluo reserved. Ye Smudge Pot ' By Arthur Perry. Soveral counties of Orcson, after the lute fiasco liuve taken stops to remodel the more or less glorious Oregou primary system. This Is no "despoiling of the temple," and "rav ishing of the people's rights," hut a sign of returning horse-sense. It will be a good thing, and will start a mighty wall from an army of incom petents, in lia bit of running every two years for everything from dogcutcher to governor. Ashland plans to hold a 4d nnrado without the aid of a freight train at a crossing. A 9 yr. old boy In Portland has killed a playmate with a paring knife, anoth er back East, shot a boy friend over an old pipe, and now all year old In Idaho .confesses he endeavored to put poison in his niothor's tea. A few more Incidents like the nbovo and the parents will quit worrying about the number of vltuullnoB In the oatmeal. and havo experts toll 'em the best place to snpiy a shingle. , SUCH EXCITEMENT ; (Eugene Register) Again we chronicle the startling news that Halver Wheeler was at Irving last week. During Prosperity Week everybody will wear a silk Bhlrt, and pay $27 for a IJ pair of shoes, for old times sake "F1T8 GUARANTEED, WITH EVERY ARTICLE SOLD DURING THIS STUPENDOUS SALE" (Ad Klamath Falls Horald). Bettor save them for the .election in November. European hellralsers havo arrived to form u World Anarchist Society in this country. They ought to bo able to care up at least U members in Jack son county. , ' The hs. grads will step out Into the world next Frl. and begin at ince to wring the necks of a number of prob lems from a week to 3000 years old. Strawberry shortcake now graces the beanory menus. A hundsome re wurd will be given nnyono discovering a strawberry. A metropolitan young man lias suc cessfully demonstrated that moon . shine and a six-shooter won't mix. ; BY NO MEANS i (Oregon City Enterprise) V Ily business Is to beautify your garden to your desire, lay out new, change or make attractive the old yard. 1 urn waiting for your call. ' The man wants to do honest work, would you let him? Karl Ilaum gartnor. Electric Hotel. Henry Ford aspires to run for the presidency. When ho gets licked there's going to he another scundal. The weeds havo quit growing In va cant lots, but atlll flourish In guidons. - I'-' Select Obenchain Jury LOS ANGELES, June 0. Selection of a Jury for the second trial of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, charged with the murder here last August of J. Hel ton Kennedy, began today before Judge W, S. Schenck in the superior court. ' Mrs. Obenchain was tried once bo fore.. Her co-defendunt, Arthur llurcli, has been tried twice. Ail three trials resulted In disagreements. ' i , . Good Help In Slimmer ' 'indigestion causes worry, nervous- ' ness, B'ck headaches, biliousness, coat- ' ed. tongue, bad bronfh, bloating, gas, p' constipation and constant distress. Henry C. Thorne, 1002 Harrison Ave., ii Boston,' Mass... "writes: "Since taking ij Foley Cathartlo Tablets I feel fine." I' They cleanso the bowels, sweeten the 'i itoniach and . Invlgqrnto the liver. '. Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit - forming Just . a good, wholesome !; physic. Sold everywhere. , ,' Adv. WHY PEOPLE TllK CO.M.MI'N'K'ATJOX in another column from .Mr. Jones is interesting been use it represents a very prevalent statu of mind. A great many people have become no disgusted with politics they have concluded to have nothing to do with them: Of course the view is a mistaken one, is in fact a dangerous one. The one time for Jlr. Jones to enter politics and go to the polls is the time when political conditions seem to him the worst. . The only time he has a valid .excuse to stay away to linn the best. Undesirable political conditions, instead of being an excuse for inaction are, or should be, the strongest incentives for getting busy, both in the campaign and at the polls. "When politics are cleansed of their corruption and injustice and pluced on a clean square basis, where a fellow can cast his ballot and feel he can get justice for his effort then everyone will vote," writes Mr. Jones. Perhaps. Hut it will make little difference' then whether they vote or go fishing. During the :nil!enium, there will be no elections, for no one will want them, and good government will keep going without them. Hut that time will never come by staying home and waiting for it. Kternal vigilance is the price of decent government, as it is the price of most desirable things in life. Political health like .physical health is a constant fight against disease. Hitting idly by because politics appear rotten is like sitting idly by because the flu epidemic appears particularly virulent, or sitting icily by because the enemy outside the gates appear particularly wicked and numerous. Then is the time to fight the Quill The shorter and uglier word for The voice of the people is seldom heard in a campaign when money talks. When Mr. Fird's money becomes too burdensome, he might try bucking grand opera. When lie lakes slock alter coining home, lie knows why they call jl spending" thu honeymoon. After one learns the art of gossip run down his neighbors. Strange how suggestively wicked new dances seem after a fellow gets too old to learn 'em. Just because there are no teeth low tlutt there is no ivory in them. Democracy in America isn't uncompromising enough to keep the ladies coldly aloof from a tilled visitor. Another peculiarity of the average man 'is his inability to sec what the other fellow has to hu conceited about. There's something about a soft collar that reminds us of the kind of parents sculptors use to drape deceased statesmen. Virtue and common sense usually triumph, when a girl is asked to ride by a stranger in n decrepit tin lizzie. Some people think n fifty-fifty split consists in giving their hearts t God and keeping their money for themselves. In this' free and glorious country, even the boy whose parents have named him Percy can make a name for himself, lie doesn't know what agony is say: "Now say your little speech Every college man should know figure out the hatting averages of Walt THE BULWARKS. TUB bulwarks of our liberty are threatened every day; some crisis rises fierce to see, and all alarmists bray. They trem .ble for the future course of this, our native land; and they orate until they're hoarse, an eagle in each hand. It was the same when I was young, a hundred years ago; the orator unwound his tongue and waved it to and fro. ltut little comfort could 1 find in all the wordy din; our sacred bulwarks, undermined, were swiftly caving in. And even now I can't forget the long nights in my room, where I vould lie awake and fret about our country's doom. I used to sit around and brood, and rend my costly duds; I lost my appetiito for food, and couldn't drink my suds. Rut as the weary years rolled by our country thrived and bloomed, and our palladiums .stacked high, nor knew that they were doomed. Our government grew great, and strong our banner pawed the air, our bulwarks, that were doomed so long were right side up with care. And so T hanishe'l from my soul the fears I long had nursed, I ceased to let the briny roll, and cheer-up smiles dis bursed. And now when some sad candidate expands his silver throat, expounding threats of doom and fate, he fails to get my vote. NEWCOMB FOR WOOD ICinch Slab Wood, dry in yard, $1.75 per tie;r. Delivered green, $1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped. Dry mill Blocks, $7.00 per load, or $6.50 dumped. Phone 631 DON'T VOTE. is when political conditions seem hardest, not the time to quit. Points wounded vanity is "grouch." it isn't necessary to buy a car to in some of the laws, it doesn't fol who has never heard a fond parent for the nice man." enough of higher mathematics to the team members. Mctfon m Hand-Tailored Suits $35 to $50 KLEIN PENDLETON G. 0. P. ENDORSES OLGOTT AND FULL TICKET PKXDI.KTOV n i,, firs,,,. l ii) i'nnimm.. oL- ,, r ... I "America's Passion Play," will be pre- 5 What people gave us the day be fal). I nanl.nous endorsement of the Bented a(!lln ,, summer , the UniJ ginn,s at nilUnight ana end,g nt mid- entire republican ticket was voted by,verslty of Washington stadium, here, night ? the republican county central com- each evening July 24 to 29. About 7000 1 6 What was Robert G Incorsoll's n.ittee In its reorganization meeting actors and singers will participate, ac political heller. Ingorsoll s last night in this city. Shortly after cording to Darwin Meinest, executive! 7 How many miles of navicable .., , , lutlon endorsing the state delegation In congress, the republican candidate for eovernor. and ,L ,.i.t. , . - " ' '"i"" unanimously auopted. An amendment' m 1111s resolution endorsing me na tional administration was also unani mously passed. The first action of the newly seated committee was to vote a unanimous endorsement of the republican admin istration and republican candidates nominated In the primary election of last month. David II. Nelson scored certain re publicans who had declared a party split over the nomination of Governor Ben W. Olcott, and S. 1!. Sanderson, editor of the Freewater Times who recently wrote an editorial denounc ing the result of the primary and an nouncing Ills Intention of breaking away from the party, rose to the floor and said that Ills editorial "can be cor rected." Following the unanimous endorse ment of the resolutions committee which Introduced a resolution endors ing the straight ticket of thu republi can primaries, a unanimous resolution was adopted as following: Wo maintain that differences In the republican party should bo determined within that party, and by republicans, and not by democrats from within or without the republican party; we fur ther maintain that if those differences have not yet been sattled to the full satisfaction of the republican voters, tluit their further consideration Is a matter for future primary elections, and that for the purpose of a general election to be held this coming fall, all party differences should be forgot ten, all personal differences should be forgotten, anil that the republican party, in order to preserve its integrity as a political institution should elect its entire and complete ticket, without any exception at all. In accordance with the sentiments of this resolution we pledge ourselves as above, and un dertake to bring about in Umatilla county, nmong the republican vottars, :t unanimous support for , all the re publican nominees. APPEAL TO CHURCH TO -WASHINGTON, Juno 6. An np penl to the churches and their meni lit'i'H to urge upon congress that the American government take neces sary steps to "ensure the permanent protection of Armenians and other Christians under Turkish" was an nounced today by the federal coun cil of churches of Christ in Ameri ca. The council's letter to church pastors favors, nmonK other thiiiKS, that the United States extend finan cial aid to whatever body assumes the trust of organizing the adminis tration of Armenia. ' Asserting that tho Armenians were pledged protection from the Turks by the United States and its allies in the war, the federal council expresses opposition to the allled powers "in preparing a treaty with the Turkish nationalists which threatens to re turn the Armenians to unrestricted Turkish control. WIFE GETS DIVORCE ATLANTA, C,a., June G. The novel experience of a husband serving on a jury that grunted his wife a di vorce has Just been brought to light here in the case of Mrs. Sara .Myrtice Almand. who was granted a decree of dlvorco from Albert Irwin Almand. Mrs. Almand did not attend the bearing, tho divorce being granted on depositions taken in Newark, N. J., where she resides. Counsel for Mrs. Almond declared that he did not know that his client's husband was on the Jury until a weok after the verdict bad been grantod. No nr of Knife no pnin continue work. Ak to tec lik-o-nii Pile Trw.tmcut. liK.vnrs dkuo stokk DR. RJCKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted N't) iiitoi's rsicn Hroken lcnsr Accurately Dupllritcl FACTOKY OV I'ltKMlSES tt()N K Slain, luulrt lican ticket for which the electors of and scenic erfects and a larger chorus this county will vote next fall, was.and cast are promised this season by AMERICA'S PASSION PLAY PRESENTED AT SEATTLE IN JULY I SEATTLE, June 6. The Wayfarer, Bimiuma 01 me university, under whose auspices the pageant will . bo produced. ' 1 '" ,.., "'"'D uiuuuiate ill 11 SIC, uew IIKIHIIIK A , - , . .. Montgomery Lynch, the producer. More than 5000 persons already are registered to take part. It is practical- ,y assuieu uie ononis wm nave.iuuu voices and the cast more than 3000 members in addition to large delega - tlons from civic, fraternal and relig- ous organisations mat win marcn m me mini procession oi an nauons. Virtually the complete Pacific fleet will be concentrated in Puget Sound waters for Wayfarer Week and thou sands of Bailors and marines will take part 111 the gigantic pageant. Troops from Fort Lawton and Camp Lewis also are expected to participate. BRITISH EXCHANGE NEW YORK, June C. The contin ued advance of British exchange here to 4.51 for demand bills today was the noteworthy feature of the Inter national financial situation. Today's figure represents a gain of six cents so far this month and places remit tances to London at their highest lovel in more than three years. COMMUNICATIONS Why People Don't Vote To the Editor: I was reading your editorial in Saturday's paper, "Good GoBpel"; It was good alright. But why is It people do not vote? Do not even feel interested in voting? I think there is an explanation. A lew years ago In California there was an election for governor, and Mayor Rolpli was elected by a big ma jority vote of the people. And yet through a darkly laid scheme of dirty political tricks' he was beaten. It was so base and rotten people were' deeply hurt. I heard so many good people say they would nuver vote again, what was the use? The money powers buy the man. When politics, are cleansed of their corruption and injustice and placed on a clean souare basis where a fellow can cast his ballot and feel he can get justice for his effort then everyone will vote. But people, and good people, Uo, will never go and vote as long as politics are In the condition they are In today. They are so corrupt we scarcely i have any politics at all. CECIL JONES. Medford, June 5. IT MEAT IF KIDNEYS ACT- BADLY Take tablespoonfhj of SaJU if Back hurts or Bladder bothers Drink lott of water We are a nation of meat eaters and our blood is "lied with uric acid, says a well-known authority, who warns us to bo constantly on guard against kidney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to tre tlie blood of this irritating acid, but become weak from the overwork; they get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and thus the waste is retained in the blood to oison the entire system. When jour kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lead, and you have stinging pains in the back or the urino is cloudy, lull of sediment, or the bladder is irri table, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe head aches, nervous ana dizzy spells, sleepless ness, acid stomach or rbetuuatiom in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about fo.jr ounces of Jad Salts; tako a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of crapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neutralize the acids in urine so it is no longer a source of irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful etfervescent lithia-wator drink, and nobody can make a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep Lhe kidneys clean jnid active. AI TO TOl'S. issue nn Insurance policy with your auto top KRKK "No premiums to pi.y." Only exclusive top shop in the city. Mivlfonl Auto Top Co. 30 N. Grape. 1'hune 104. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 What South American city has a name meaning "vale of Paradise"? 2 What kind of mountain is named after the god Vulcan! 3 What is the Indian meaning of the name "Dakota"? 4 Where is the oldest man-lit fire In the world? 1 8 How munv miles of canals are 'there" I a . . . , 9At wl,at temperature should eggs Ua leant In M utM,.nn1 1 W,M "f'fc.. 10 Are there any Jews in Spain? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 Do women vote in South Amer- ira rpiini.iico' vv. j 2-Who Is the British ambassador to tne Unlted States? Ans sir Allck. and Geddes J 30n wn'at coast of England is Plymouth? Ans. South. 4-Which is the largest hotel in the world? Ans. Pennsylvania hotel, New York City. t) What Is -kapok? Ans. Cotton which grows on trees.. 6 Where is it grown largely? Ans Java and South America. . 7 What is the color of dogwood blossom? Ans. White or pink. 8 From what continent does coffee drinking come? Ans. Asia. 9 What form of government has Armenia? Ans. Republic. 10 How long should a new concrete walk be guarded before being used? Ans. From 24 hours to 4S hours. With Medford trade Is Medford nmrtp RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Dwp Seated I'ric Acid DcposllH Are uissnlvcd and the IMicumitUc I'oi son Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-roiir Horn's. Every druggist in this county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of Allcnrhu, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. Allcnrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous re sults have been accomplished - in the tost severe cases where the suffer ing and agony was Intense and pite ous and whore tho patient was help less. ' ' - " - - - Mr. Jam os H. Allen of Itochostor, N. Y., the discoverer of Allcnrhu, who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism, desires all suf- iiML-rs iu kiiow. mat nc does not want a cent of anyone's money unless Allcnrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has in-1 structed druggists to guarantee it as above in every instance. All drue-' gists can supply you. Adv. I, CHANGE IN SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 23, 1022 ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE Dally Except Sunday North Itnuntl Head Down. I.v. 12:00 Noon I.v. 1:00 I M. l,v 4:00 l. M. Av. 7:iJO 1 M. Ashland Mctlfoitl Gt-nntB Pnss KoKchurjr INTERURBAN FAKE: AHliluml-itoseburg, Grants riLss-Itoscburg, $;t.00. Mod ford D ROADWAY AT STAR K Portland, Ore. . Homelike Accomodations, Comfortable, Spacious Lobby And the Home of the Famous. Arthur H. Meyers m GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH SKIN WHITE Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into a bottle contuining three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quurtcr giint of harmless and delightful lemon, bleach. Massage this sweetly frag?, rant lotion into the face, neck, nrnis, and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of, your sk.i. . Famous stage beauties ' use' this' lomon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, ' rosy-white complexion also as a freckle, sunburn,- aiid. tan . bleach because it. doesn't irritate. j . , - Adv., PRICE on Trimmed Hats Reduction in Trimming Material Fay & Sloan 426 Medford Bldg. Camp Beds, Stools . and Stoves Med. Tent & Awning Works ())Ksito S. T. Depot Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors South llouutl Itead Up. Av. S:4iJ I. M. I.v 3:00 1. M. lv 1:00 1. M. I.v. H::t( A. M. AUTOCAR GO. 9 - 1.(10; Mcdford-ltoscbiiig, $-1.15; Phone 300 .'.' IN THE VERY. : i HEART OP THE CITY I f aud along- ' ? PORTLAND'S 1 "Great White Way" j Will Bo Your IleatUiuartcra ; At This Popular Hostelry. ! ANAGER--, j i
