Medford mail tribune., June 16, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry.
! In spite of tUe fact that garuRO con
dltions prevail at home, the nation will
do Its shore towards establishing
amine conditions in Serbia.
The Kansas City lady who Blow her
perfect, lovor," tt develops from the
coroner's inquost, njado a porfoct shot
reggy Joyce, tho world's most efflc
lont vampire, is In San Francisco. All
Jackson county voters attending tho
Shrine convention come home at onco,
SIMPLE ADDITION
(National Republican)
"A copyright, I find, is good for
28 years, and then can be renewed
for an additional 28 years, milking
a total protection of 08 years."
It will not bo long now until fruit
and vegetables that ferment, when
properly aggruvatod, 'twill bo on the
market. ; '
"This Is exquisite," cjaculatod C,
WlK Ashpolo Thurs. nibbling coyly on
a hunk of nngol cake, In the preRonco
of the ladles. Nobody suspected he
had it In him. Ho has been warned to
talk Butte Creek, and say scrumptious
after this.
A J'vlllo "49er" who narrowly nvert-
ed being scalped by tho Injuns, In the
spring of 63 , miraculously, ospaped
(ho saine fate' nt tho hands of a 4d
last eve. " - : '
Dofeated candidates at tho May pri
mary have all successfully concludod
the demobilization of their righteous-
noss. " ,'',''
ANOTHER RODOLPH VALENTINO
' (Coos Bay Times)
. ( Nov 28 1910 Portland Or.
I boo your add in tho Journal of you.
I am a-wlddowor and a lone, no ono
to Intorfear. I am a rotlred Engineer.
I hayo a good "homo In the Sltoy of
Marshfield Coos County Or, I am on a
visit hoere. I want a companion If I
can get a good looking ono, and one.
that I can may hapy and one (bat will
make mo tho same. I dont kalr how
poor she may boo. If she will bp good
to be. I have a knough to live on the
rest of my days and can soport a malt
well if 1 chancod to moot sutch ono.
am a little past mldlo nge.
I youscd to bo boautiniil in my
young days nnd I hav not lost It all
yet. call nnd boo mo or Rlto I want
to marry for companion.'
I am a stYangor here I hav bin only
fore months In Portland If you Wish
reference of me I can give llankors or
incarchans or any other blsnosB Men.
, Please meat mo soon talk things
over
an malt wont havo to work boautl-
full home In Sltoy
It continues
and orutorically.
hot atmospherically
Ilets are being mado that tho fear
less Democrat in tho Rates Hopublicun
lieadquartors, will Tot-get hlniBolt and
. use his razor other than on the faco.
; The allegation that faith in human
nature In on the docllno is unfounded.
People BtlH ndvertiso for the return of
lost pocketbooks.
' Portland ought to have two world
fairs In 1S25. C'itl.ons are fighting
like grammar school kids, over burn
ing Isbuob. and some that have not yet
caught afire.
"-'The Henry Ford presidential candi
dacy needs a shot of the narcotic wan
dering peddlers shoot into tho engines
of his vehicles.
jfThe artesian well on the Main Stem,
near Whispering Alley, is still flowing
copiously.
AWNINGS ,
' , FO YOUR PORCH
Med. Tent & Awning Works
'-.' ;' Opposite S, P. Drpot "
A REAL ISSUE AT LAST.
S .MAIM? fiOKS, mi f;oi-s the nation. Xfu hope so. For if
Maine's present political example is followed, a new political
issue will stir the country, an issue removed from such unpleasant
mid irrelevant items as religion, race, and the alcoholic content of Ba
varian buttermilk.
For State Senator Davies of Maine, a married man, it seems, is
opposing Senator Hale, a bachelor, for the Republican nomination,
largely on the ground that the incumbent, by reason of his failure
to marry, is unable to understand the "finer things of life, that
should be part of the knowledge of a man who is to legislate for a
nation." (Sic.) .
Fine! Here is an issue worth fighting over. Of course, Senator
Hale will have his comeback. lie will cynically point to the fact that
a married man lias troubles enough without bcing'sent to the senate.
All the time-honored chestnuts about mothers-in-law and Mrs. Jiggs
and the family check-signer will be grist for his mill.
'
But how expeditiously will Benedict Davies annihilate such an of
fensive. lie will promptly demonstrate that a vote for Hale will mean
a vote for spinsterhood, a vote for race suicide, a vote for a bachelor
made world. To jump from this to bootleggers, flappers and the nar
cotic ring, is a mere bagatelle for a proficient politician.
So it looks dark for Senator Hale. He has been a good senator
perhaps, but when he adopted the slogan that "eternal vigilance is
the price of celibacy," he didn't look forward to the time, every dis
appointed maiden would have a vote.
No more single men in congress! That is the new slogan for a re
juvenated and regenerated G. O. P. 'Who wants a White House
without a bastinette. Not Mrs. Uncle Sam. Back to your hotel
apartment and your humidor, Senator Hale. A new world and a new
issue are desired and you are not.
After all, about the only menace :to civilization is mankind.
Airplane travel isn't really safer now.
cause there are no hold-up men up there.
It just seems that wav be-
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
It's fair enough. Americans go to Europe for polish, and Euro
pean celebrities come over here to shine.
The old-fashioned man who drank from a finger bowl now has
a sophisticated son who drinks the shoe polish.
No doubt Mr. Morse has- another
iardon becomes necessary.
.$25,000 sail
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ed away in case a
Every man should cany enough insurance to enable his wife to
capture a tetter man next time. ' .';';
Quill Points
When a woman refuses to confess her age, she docs.
A critic says flapperism is a state of mind. If uny.
There arc good citizens, and then there are citizens who speak of
government as they.
About tho easiest way to kcop a man from growing
deny him all opposition.
great is to
When a city takes measures to entertain a convention iiow, they
are not liquid measures. "
Professor Wharton says success and getting there are synouy.
)us. -.Mr. Wharton, meet Mr. Bryan. ' -
fy Walt Mctfon
tSSL.
WEEK END.
OH, THE WEEK-END in my cottage makes me feel as. fine as
silk; here I cat my humble pottage, swimming in denatured
milk; now I feel that I'm in clover, and I sing in joyous tones,
for the week of toil is over and I'vcdrawu my eighteen bones.
Here the week-end's always found me since John Barleycorn was
canned, with my smiling aunts around 'me, and my grandma
pounding sand. Once when I had drawn my wages to the gin
bazaar I went, and progressed, by fluid stages, till I didn't have
a cent. ' And my gentle aunts were weeping, and my grandma's
heart was sore, as their vigils they were keeping, waiting at the
cottage door. Ah, the sorrow- and the grieving, as they waited
there at home, as they watched me homeward weaving, with my
whiskers full of foam. Still they say the liquor traffic by some
skates is carried ori; but my feelings are seraphic, for tho old sa
loon is gone. And the swinging doors, I reckon, won't be swing
ing for a while, and the barkcep doesn't beckon, with his wide
and winning smile. Happiness at last has found me, basking in
my Sunday suit, while my seven aunts , sit round me, and my
grandma plays the flute. . . : ; ' '
1 What is Innocents Day?
2 How far is Honolulu from San
Francisco? ,
3 What was "The Fronde"?
4 What .was the "Groat Rebellion"'?
5 What were grenadiers originally
used for?
0 What is the velocity of the Gulf
Stream?
7 When was "Sweet Mario" a popu
lar song?
8 What does "Oolong" mean?
9 What is the literal meaning of
spaghetti?
10 What was Rodolf Valentino's
firBt picture?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 When was oxygen discovered?
Ans. 1774.
2 What was the oldest form of mar
riage? , Ans. Monogamy.
3 For Whom was the state Nortli
Carolina and the state South Carolina
named ? Ans. Charles I of England.
4 What state had the first (pure
food law? Ans.- Michigan.
0 How much wheat is consumed
per capita per annum in this country?
Ans. About four and one-half bushels.
7Vhen was Henry Ford born?
Ans. July 30,
8 What is flotsam? Ans. Ship
wrecked goods floating In tho sea.
9 What is jetsam? Ans. Goods
thrown overboard which sink and re
main under water. '
10 How are the gate receipts divi
ed In the American league? Ans. mo
visiting team gets 20 cents on eucn
cent ticket and 50 cents of all tickets
above that amount. .
EVERETT RANCHER NEARLY
KILLED BY ANGRY BULL
EVERETT, Wash., June 10. E. M.
Getchell, rancher was seriously in
jured yesterday when ho was gored by
a bull on his ranch neor here. Three
ribs were broken and he suffered other
injuries. He became unconscious dur
ing the animal's attack. , Upon recov
ering consciousness he was able to
crawl to his home and obtain assis
tance. -, . - - .
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COMMUNICATIONS
How tlio K. K. Hiii'tH Med To rd.
To tho Editor:
WUhin the imm week thcro has
boon u great donl of very unftivorahlu
comment amonK Heuttle IiuhIiickh
men in relation to tho activities of
tho Ku Klux Klan in and around
Modford. You havo no idea how thin
situation in hurting tho Kokuo Klver
valley in tltu butrincKH world. . I hud
talk with tho owner of tho Bear
Creek orchard this morning. Ho
says that tho people, on his orchard
havo received a throat from the Ku
Klux Klan. of violences in tho event
thoy attempt to smudge this your.
whether tho report is justified or
not I do not know. It is, howevor,
a fact that tho report is all over town
nnd ns a roHUlt of it, you could not
sell a Koguo Ttiver valley orchard in
tho northwest today for any price
whatevor. It 1b a common statement
on tho streets that business men will
not invest money in a community
whoro their proporty must bo guard
ed agninst crimes of violence and
acts of depredation. As you probably
know, Heattlo has boon throughout
tho past ten years, a source of , in
come for tho Hoguo Klver valley, nnd
many of tho best boosters for the val
ley either live in Seattle or formerly
cuino from here. A loss of confidence
on tho part of Seattlo business men
would bo a vry serious thing for
Medford. 1 J. 1 A.
Seattle, Juno 14, 1022. .
Tho above letter was not written
y ft Jew, Catholic or Negro, but by
ono of tho best friends Medford ever
had. It rumo uh a surprise to the
eclplent, being neither solicited nor
in reply to any inquiry, regarding tho
ubject considered.
Thanks Are Mutual
To tho Editor: Theso lieautitul roses
from the womou of the Greater Med
ford club, are to show their appi"cd"-
tion of your commendatory editorial in
yesterday's Tribune. They wish that
every woman in Medford could roulizo
that the club is working solely for tho
good of our town and Jackson county.
Kvery woman iu the coinmuuity should
belong. Sincerely.
MKS, W. ft. CREWS. Cor. Sec.
STELLA J. MEUHICK, President
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TIEN' TS1N Juno 15. (Dy Assoclnt-
(1 Press), (icnonil Chans Tsu Lin's
rniy on tho Mnndiurinn-Chlhli front
liBs heen jjurroiuulod by- Uennrul Wu
Pcl-Fu trooim driving along tho rall-
roail toward Muktlen, according to un
confirmed advices received here.
LONDON'. Jine 15.A Reutcr dis
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eat of Tien Tsln, Chlhll troops had
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