Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 14, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC FOUR IMTIDFOT.'D M'ATTj TIMHtTNTl. AiEPPOR!). Ql.TiOX, WKDXESDAY, JUNE 14. 1023 - Mepford Mail Tribune AN INDEl'HNDENT NKWSI'AI'KIt VUBUbIlEUA K Kit V A KTKK NOUN EXCEPT SUNDAY. KV TDK UEI'f'UltO I'lllNTfMi CO. Tt Mcifor.l Suml.iy M.-riiing Suti in fiiri.it-lieil uhcribtr. ilehiriug it M-ven Uuy ..any uev.t.p.i,Jtr. Office Mail Tribune UuiMuig, 25-27-29 North ht treet. Phone 7'i. A roiiaolidation of ttie IVmurnitio Times, the Metlfonl Mail, tiie M.dfor.l Tribune, the Southern Oregoniaii, The Aslilmul Tribune. ROH HUT W. Ilinili, Editor. 8UMlTi:it 8. tiMITII, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BV MAIL In Ailvom: Daily, with Hiiniltty Nun, year $7.6 Inily, with Suruii.y Sun, montli 7; Daily, without Nuriiluy Sun, year G.fii Daily, witliout Suixluy Sun, mouth. . , - .') Weekly Muil Tribune, one year 2. (is Sum! ny Knn, one veiir 2 01 BV OAK It I Eli In Mt-l(onl, Aalilntnl, Jackson ville. Central I'oint, Phoenix, Tultut an J oi HighwttyH: Daily with Rundny Run, month 7i Daily, without NiiikI.i.v Sun, mouth ti- Daily, without NiiihIhv Sun, year 7. At Daily, with Hundiiy Sun, one ye.tr . ; ( All terms by currier, cuhI. in mlvunce. Offirial paper of the City of Me.lfonl. Official paper of Jw-khoii County. The only imper between FuK?tie, Ore., and Racmrnetito, Calif., b iliNtance of over f00 miles. having leased wire A him m i a ted I reus Service. Sworn dally average circulation for six month end nut April l. ssi. more than double the circulation of any oilier paper published or circulated in jackoii (juunty. Entered ns Becond clum matter t Med ton I Oregon, under the iitt of March B. 1M7H. MHMHEHH OK THE ASSOCIATED 1'IU.HM. The Atocintei( Vrvrnt in excUmively entitled to tne ue lor repuu lcation oi nil news .H,.tche credited to It. or not otherwise credited in tlii pnper, and also to the local news published Herein. All rifrhtit of re pi i bli nit ion of sp-cial (lis pnti'hea herein are alno reserved. 1 Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. 1 gultu the bines, 1 Kotta the blues, Them pestlcntlim rumor hliiCH. Now Miss Jones 8hu hud a wait, On her thumb It had a start, tit by virtue of a rumor, It bocamo a raKiiiK tumor, So I gotta the bluett, Thorn thrilllnK, flllinK, killing, Dawggono rumor bluos. CIIO. O! it's "they say," And, "a roller told mo," The rumor blues. Jlnvo you heard the news, Somebody stole the IlaptlHt pews, A million, billion, trillion, rumors, Gives folks the rumor blues. I gotta the blues, I gotta the blues, Them everlasting rumor blues. Perhaps yon think it silly, lint a baby named Willie, In bis crib was feellntfrisky, So 1) Ik Mania gave him whiskey, O! thorn there blues, Them circulating, percolating, Oawggone rumor blues. The administration will perform n urglcal operation on Sam Gompers, head of union labor, to make lilin understand that ho Is not the supreme court, congross, and the entire cabinet of the United States of America. It is solemnly announced Unit wool stilts that have no wool in tlioin, will incroaso 145 per cent, if the tariff bill Is passed. "HARDER CUTS THROAT" (Md- llno Sacramento lloo). While laboring tinder the hallucination that bo was shaving somebody clso. MORE HIGHWAYS NEEDED . , (Roseburg News-Review) Two girl liikei'B wllh rugged sweaters, flattered hats, and lips well llpstlcked, pnsscd through Itosoburg this afternoon. They claim to be hiking for tho "fun of It," but Ktato that an unto rldo Is ncceptublo at any ti mo. Attorney General Oaughorty lias been uccusod of everything but refel rlng to his president. In a speoeli, as "tho second Messiah." Thoro Is a heavy increase In the corn crop tliiB Near. This Is duo to the people outing bo many rousting eurs on account of prohibition. Tho Corvnllls Gazette-Times Is a paper In the Willamette valley, that "can point with pride." liiHtcud of articles on tho Oregon primary sys tem, it gives Its readers essays on the Bolnr system something they can understand. ) One of our citizens, while crossing tho Main Stem Tues., nurrowly averted crashing into a Id, and there was not a shortsklrlcd Gulshevlki in sight. Mica Womuck discovered a deposit of Potter's Clay Moll., which Is used extensively by tho women folks In scouring knives and folks, and other kitchen utensils , Safe Milk For Infants. & Invalids no rooKmr. The "Food -Drink" for All Aces. Quick Lunch et Home, Oflice,ar4 Fountains. Atk for HORLlCtCS. sr Avoid Imitations & Substitutes A FINE ORGANIZATION. TJIK most useful orniiizatitnis in Medfunl h Mmi tlic least ii.sti-nliitiims. Niimrlv tin; 'ii'" ; the alt'l- least M.-d-l HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? QXKOr V iim.s. v ford clul). ! 1 Wl't ' the yield t .i- .- e- . -vi ii- i i sugar in Hawaii ? J-or yi'tirs tins orniiizntioii of rt'ptvsi-iitutive Mcilfiinl women linsl o When was concrete 1 ii it I v lint effectively supported mid assisted every movement do- boat building? fcicncd to iinike Medfnrd a better place in which to live. Knighton-1 3 How old is a bass when It weight I'd, progressive and broad minded.Jt litis rcswved ils energies fur, 4vnat countries use wood per acre ol first used in those things which lire while. the a benefit to all and, therefore always worth most for houses? 5 How long has England had old 1 i ...... o Tho present ro.se show for Prosperity Week is a typical example., wilut percentaKC r farm cropB The (iicater Medford club has taken hold of this important feature are cereals? Mid as usual made it u eomnleto success. In' fact, there is scareeh-' . 7 How much bottled in bond wills- a cause, which this organization has ever irtton behind, I. A.. I 1 J.. U C. .... i i Key is Lvmu in 1MB uuiit'il oiituca: which. 0 ....... ,. ...i.irtt, ... rhubarb hasn't been a complete success. And everything is done with so liltle fuss, with apparently so Hill,, ,.it, ,vi 'I'le.t i,.,i ,,,., ,u.i (t, ' " ; I-... ...... v iovhat city owns an oil well at t he present moment. For this is a noisy and rambunctious period. jwhlch Is expected soon to pay its ii t lie ureaier jietuorti eiun would only juaKc. its secret ptiiuic, a (treat blessing would be conferred upon their city aiid their country. bo given the Leviathan? 9 Where Is the most grown? GANG SPIRIT GONE RIGHT. ACMJOl'P of boys, in mi average residence community, had Hindi! themselves a pirates' den with boards and shingles pil fered from various building operations in the neighborhood and from the cellars of their own homes. To live up to their name they carried on piratical exploits iuvolving the disappearance of a gal lon of ieo cream intended for some one's patty, the entire crop from a neighbor's pencil tree, and a pie set on a window sill to cool. None of the boys, were bad individually, but as a gang they lived in a dream world of adventure which carried them into serious mischief. There was one father w1ni didn't condemn the gang. In fact, lie confessed to approving a gang,oiily he fell that this particular gang had started off on the wrong foot, lie had a friend at the Y. M. ('. A. who knew about boxing, baseball, basketball and other . valuable sports. First thing the pirates knew, they were working their heads off to earn the money needed to join (lit; association; There after they were so taken up with swimming ' contests, basketball games, hikes and such affairs that they just didn't have a minute left for stealing pie or smashing windows. It is (in old story with many well known variations. It isn't always the "Y" leader who comes to the rescue. The supervised public lilaygroitnd, the l!oy Scout movement, the well managed pub lic park, the parent who points (be way unobtrusively to the right sort of activity, all play important roles in making the gang spirit and boundless energy of boyhood forces for safe and happy growth. municipal expenses Answers to Monday's Questions 1 What are two synonyms for the word abstain? Ans. Refrain, refuse. 2 Where is tho Drill river? Ans. In Albania. 3 What was Lady Astor's maiden name? Ans. Nancy Langshorna of Virginia. I What deep sen fish has the lar gest eggs? Ana. The halibut. 5 What religious sect Is often culled "Obsidians"? Ans. (junkers. (i What is the greatest width of the I'ucll'ic ocean? Ans.. G.000 nautical miles. 7 What Is the greatest length of the Paciric ocean? -Ans. S100 nautical miles. E-r-Who was the first territorial gov ernor of Florida? Ans. Andrew Jack son. ' . " RippIingRhqraes' iW rWalt Mason CHANGE OF BASE. - a 1 HUM southern sens the authors come, astride of sharks and ... whales; the island graft is out of plumb, and now it's desert tales. They fed us up on hidden reefs and all that coral bunk; and now they turn to desert chiefs, who 're equally as punk. They wearied us wilb 'blue lagoons, and damsels dark and fat, mid now they baud us liedouin prunes, and let it gn at that. Some gifted daimmd or dame produced a Bedouin tale; it brought her seven kinds of fame and fourteen kinds of kale. AVhen this oc curred the authors all were earning bread and cheese, by writing stories, large and small, about the southern seas. But when they saw that desert chiefs were strictly in the swim, they passed up all their coral reel's, horizons far and dim. The dusky damsels, promptly canned, were left in native state; mid to the wastes of shifting sand the authors pulled their freight. For southern seas I hold no brief, but they are hotter far than is the bughouse lie douin chief who's now (he fiction star. And now for weary months, gadzooks. tho desert stuff will reign, until the sandy line of books gives every one a pain. And then at last some chap will write another kind of tale, and till the, authors, in a night, will camp upon his trail. , 9 In normal times what Is an Eng 'isli shilling worth in U. S. money? Ans. $.243. 10 When were steel springs for car riages Introduced? Ans. In seventeen hundred. BEFORE BABY COMES E None of the old tinar iiereabouts wtTo willing to commit themselves today as to whether or, not there were any roller skating bears in the days of 41, but. the American Legion is going to have Alice Trddy, 'the roller Hkating bear, ' do her Stuff -at their pioneer culebratlon Thursday night, whether or not she might be classed as a pioneer. Seeley Hall, chairman of the cele bration committee has been busy signing up attractions for the cele bration and announces a program which will take up every minute of the time allotted. Dance hall girls, nervous Chinamen, old time fiddler, horse racing and other stunts are In eluded In tho . general admission entertainment. The legion is anxious that every one who possibly can will appear in pioneer dress. Tho celebration Is In honor of the pioneers and to prop erly enter into the spirit of the oc casion gentlemen should not iconic armed with automatics and the ladies should not wear, French heels they dldnt have 'em in Mfl. SIZE, strength, resiliency, a really safe tread, good looks these arc the outstanding points that are making Fisk Cord Tires the standard for tire .value today. With no excep tions, Fisk Tires challenge com parison with those of any other make. The Fisk appeal is to the man whose judgment directs the spending of his money. Tlwrc 's a Fisk Tire of extra value In evet y size, fur car, truck or spec J wagon 33SSKSKBIS2fl tl TliAfckil TlnV"Vofl' -fire? k If i bp I I SEC It Costs You More to rot .buildings than it z does to let paint save them CHECK the costs. Compare the prices of lumber and paint. They will show you how extravagant it is to allow build ings to depreciate for lackof paint. And buildings, do depreciate rapidly unless they are painted when they need .J to be. Paint saves the lumber. It protects your investment. To enjoy the biggest saving in painting, use the best paint. It spreads more easily saves labor cost. It covers more surface "per gallon than "cheap" paint. It serves five or more years longer than "cheap" paint. The best paint is most eeonom-" ical because it is scientific in formula ond preparation. We have been making best paints for 73 years. . fhey contain the finest ma terials. 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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should be taken by ex pectant mothers. It will assist them in keeping well and strong. This is necessary not only for their own comfort but for the future as well. It helped these women. It has helped many others. Wool and. Mohair All inoiiibtM-s of the Oregon Wool & Mohair Association are' advised to deliver the wool and hair to the FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE for loading out the last ear JUNE 20TH. Re member if yon don't get in the ear load shipment, your own individual crop must bear the local freight. Pacific Co-operative Woolgrowers , , T. W. HERRIN, Pres. $10.00 1 ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD STOVE On the Purchase Price of Any Cabinet Gas Range OUR OFFER FOR PROSPERITY WEEK GAS is a clean, convenient fuel. It comes into your house and to the stove in a small, well-concealed pipe. Gas fires produce no smoke and their flames can be perfectly controlled. It is only necessary to open further a little valve when more heat is wanted. The advantages of brightness and cleanliness in your kitchen in themselves are reasons for investigating most fully the many other merits of gas, as a fuel for cooking. Southern Oregon Gas Co. Plan Now to Attend Annual Rose Festival At Portland June 20-21-22 and 23 Railroad Fares aro tho Lowest in ears $16 for the Round Trip ! ' : ' ' ' ' ; Get away from tho dally "grind" and enjoy yourself for a few days. The change will do you good and give you "lots-a-pep." Frequent Train Service atw Convenient Hours For further particulars or Rose Festival program, Inquire of agents Southern Pacific. Lines JOHN M. scott) e.eneral Passenger Agent.