Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

AMERICA MUST
LEARN JUSTICE
OR MEET DEATH
K EVANSTON, J 11.. June 19. Unless
Aimrican Irurn "the way of life In
huniHTt justice," they will file nation
ally, us m.HersiMy an the nations that
have gone before. Chase S. Oshorn,
former governor of Michigan said in
a commencement address today at
Xorth western l'niersity. "It shall
be a part of your sublime task," he
said, "to blaze a new trail of life and
lead the march.
"Dellluh did not cap the Titan's
power by cutting off his hair. She
danced check to cheek with him in
a sensuous wriggle. At least the
modern Samsons are undone In that
way. The hair story is allegorical
and true. ' j
"The white race Is predatory and
epiphytic. When it is not preying
upon and being supported by the
blacks and browns and yellows! it
slnshes its own vitals in unwitting
social harikari for the chance to
gorge Itself In economic cannibalism.!
During the last 100 years the white
race . composing the recent allied I
powers seized three fourths of the !
area of tho earth and placed two
thirds of the population in tributary
shivery.
''The Genoa conference, the meet
ing at Washington, the council of
Versailles are as those of yesterday;
met in distrust and not in contrition:
r for safety first; not for right and
justice and humanity first.
"There has been created a distinct
college caste. Young people are
afraid to say they have not attended
a univorslty. Too often a diploma is
a social certificate, rather than an
Indication of equipment to leari in
life, j The' nvfsnes have a mortgage
upon the life, 'of every university
graduate.: The' only way it can be
discharged is by paying to tho people
morally, ethically, philanthiopically
and iihysicaHy. '
"The strong of the world are ac
cursed because they have wasted
themselves physically and morally by
the exploitation of the ignorant and
weak. We must get on to our knees
and promise to do so no more and
keep on praying and praying. Then
If wo shall do penance" and practice
humility, justice and honesty, we
shall be forgiven and shall flourish
and be happy.
"No people can strike or abuse or
absorb or ride or rob others without
suffering loss of vitality in all of Its
manifestations. B There is never in
justice without retribution.
"L'p to the present every strong
nation In history has been a curse to
tho world. y. It Is for America to elect
now as to whether it shall be a, curse
or n hope and a help.
"The only wars . of the future
should be wakod against pathogenic
germs In both the animals and vege
table " kingdoms.'
"There never was a dark age, ex
cept . to provincials. , - "When Orccco
perished and Rome snuffed out. In
dia and China were enjoying an ef
fulgent golden age. t
"To joys of tomorrow exist In the
fact that the earth is almost as raw
as when creation rolled the curtain
of sth)rs. It will be your super-happiness
to make things a little better
and inaugurate a trend toward per
fection. "The earth's people are completely
swept away and a. new population
born every thirty-seven years upon
the average. It is the hope of man
kind. ' For this reason America may
some- day cease to be a tooth-pick
chewing nation.
"All ' the old rules of success, if
success is ever success, are as good
today as ever and needed much
more. Early to bed and early to rise
is too often parodied to read paint
your cheeks nnd daub your eyes.
"All the old superstitions are based
on carelessness and exist to stimulate
care. To -brealt a looking glass really
means bad luck for seven years be
cause It will take that long to over
come the lack of care that broke tho
thing. The same with spilling salt
or walking under a ladderi"
Paul B. McDonald returned last
night1 from .San Francisco where he
spent last week as a member of the
Hilluji Temple Shriner patrol at the
national convention of the Shrine.
MRS. LULA VANN
FULTON, ARK.
Suggests to Suffering Women
C the Road to Health
Fulton, Arkansas. "I used Lydia E.
Finkfaam's Vegetable Compound for a
I soreness in my siae.
1 would sutler so oaa
ly every month from
my waist down that I
could not be on my
feet half the time. I
was not able to do my
work without help. I
saw your Vegetable
Compound adver
tised in a newspaper
and gave it a fair
trial. Now I am able
to do mv work and
don t feven have a backache every montn.
I cannot praise your Vegetable Com
pound enough and highly recommend it
to those who have troubles like mine. I
am willing for these facts to be used as
-testimonial to lead all who suffer with
female troubles, as I did, to the right
road to health. "Mrs. LulaVann.Box
43, Fulton, Arkansas.
jts this sort of praise of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, given by
word of mouth and by letter, one woman
to another, that should cause you to con
sider taking this well-known medicine, if
you are troubled with such symptoms aa
painful periods, weak, nervous feelings,
miserable pains in your back, and can
not work at certain times.
Here is a woman who is so grateful
and glad to be relieved from a painful
and nerve racking physical condition
that ehe wishes to tell all sick women.
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T
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BELGRADE, Jugoslavia. The map
of Europe was so badly cut up by the
peacemakers at Paris that It is still a
constant puzzle to many people, espec
ially Americans. The KeoRraphy of
the new Baltic republics and the coun-.
tries In the Balkans and Near East
seems to be particularly obscure. Euro
pean postal authorities rind that Amer
icans often confuse Serbia with Siberia
Bucharest with Budapest, Bulgaria
with Bavaria, and so on. I
"People In the United States show
the most lamentable lack of knowledge j
of this part of the world," a prominent
American diplomat in the Balkans said
recently to the correspondent. Not
two persons in 10 can locate the Bal
kan countries accurately. And I am
sorry to say our own government offic
ials often show distressing Ignorance.1
Not long ago the American consular!
chief in Belgrade received an official
seal from the state department, the
steel die of which read "Jugo-Slova-kia."
ME TO WRESTLE
J. MEYERS AGAIN
SPOKANE, June 19. Articles for
a match here June 2 0 between Ted
Thye of Portland and Johnny Meyerc
of Chicago in which Meyers claims
in the world's middle weight cham
ptonsh'p will be at stake, were signed
here today, it was announced. Thye
will designate the rules tinder which
the two men will meet. Weights
wero fixed at 168 pounds, give or
take two pounds.
Thye was given the decision over
Meyers in a 12-rciuiid match here Inst
Friday night under the White rules,
ifter each had obtained one lull, lie
was over weight, however, and the
title claims were not Involved.
EDMONTON, Alberta, June 19 The
Western International baseball league,
comprising Vancouver, Tacoma, Cal
gary and Edmonton has voted to dis
band, It was announced today. Most
of the clubs were hard hit financially.
i American
Washington 1, Chicago 0.. -
New York 2, Cleveland 9.
Boston 1, Detroit 8.
Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 5.
National
St. Louis 4, New York 2.
Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 0.
No others scheduled.
Coast
Oakland 7-11, Salt Lake H-R: -Seattle
6-6, Los Angeles 0-17.-Vernon
10-5, Sacramento 0-1.
Portland 6-1, San Francisco 4-11.
OSAKA, Japan, June 19. (By Asso
ciated Press). The unofficial baseball
j team from the University of California
has met two more defeats In Its Orien
tal tour. On Saturday the Diamond
club won 4 to 3. Yesterday KeltAinl-
Versity made 3 runs against the Call-
fornlans' two. The California eam In
cludes several 'varsity players.
Sport Briefs
St. Louis Kenneth Williams crack
ed out his 17,th home run of the season
while the St. Louis club was defeating
Philadelphia yesterday. Sisler also
poled a homer.
Incidentally the Browns took a fir
mer grip on first place as the Yankees
were defeated hy Cleveland 9 to 2. It
was the New York club's seventh
straight Iosb. Hoyt was knocked from
the box. .. 1
Detroit won from Boston yesterday,
making it 7 victories out of their last
eight games. ' The race In the junior
circuit now threatens to resolve Into a
three-club dash after all.
Paris Heros XII, the favorite at
odds of 3 to 1, won the grand steeple
chase at Auteul yesterday.
Boise The Boise polo club defeated
the Tenth field artillery quartet of
I Camp Lewis, 9 to 5, and won the north
western polo championship.
Juarez Lee Anderson, negro light
heavyweight champion of the world,
:and Ted Jamison, Milwaukee, will
'meet in a 15 round bout here tonight.
Slorvli'h to Try Again.
NEW YORK, .June 19. Morvich.
no longer "the unbeaten" was expect
ed to leave today in his special car
for Latonin. Kentucky. There In a
special J50.000 race next Saturday
against the cream -of the 3-ycar-old
thoroughbreds," he will seek to re
gain the prestige he lost when he
was beaten hadly Saturday by Harry
Payne Whitney's Whlskaway In" the
Carlton stakes at Aqueduct.
Whlskaway. wlt'.i an advantage of
If, pounds over Morvich In the
weights, never was threatened after
taking the lead at the start, and won
with a margin of eight lengths In
the fast time of 1:36 3-S for the mile.
Whlskaway, as well as Pillory, the
winner of the rich Prcakness and
Belmont stakes, is expected to enter
the t'.ntonla special this wet and nt
even weights with Morvich.
E
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DECIDING TODAY
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 19. Minne
sota voters went to tho polls today to
nominate party candidates for the
United States senate congress and
state officers.
More than tho usual interest at
taches to tho senatorial contest, for a
woman, Mrs. Anna Dickie Olescn of
Cloquet, is contesting with two men
for the democratic nomination, and
Senator Frnnk B. Kellogg, an avowed
and loyal supporter of the national ad
ministration, has two opponents In his
race for re-nominatlon,
Vielng with the democratic senator
ial contest for first attention is the re
publican congressional fight in the
third district where' Representative
Charles Davis, 'a member of house
since' 1903, has active opposition in
Reuben Thoreen of Stillwater, who has
the endorsement of tho district con
vention. Senator Kellogg, all present con
gressmen except Mr. Davis and all
state officers with the exception of the
clerk of the supreme court, have the
endorsement of tho republican state or
district conventions.
Ernest Lundecn of Minneapolis, for
mer congressman, and Richard Titus.
Minneapolis,' are opposing Senator
Kellogg.
Margaret M. Kcllar is entered for
the republican nomination as secretary
of state.
'TURN TO THE RIGHT'
AT PAGE
"Turn to the Right," with its heart
searching story of a mother's love, and
the power of her faith in her son.
A Scene from
TURN TO THE RIGHT
comes to the Page theater tomorrow
for four days. The picture, made by
Rex Ingram, is taken from the wonder-
"STOPS LAXATIVES
HEALTH REGAINED
BY INTERNAL BATHS"
Mr. A. Cxnrnorki, fr7 Montgomery
St-, an Francisco, Onl- writes Tyr
rell's Hygienic Inst, of New York as
follows :
"I 'must admit that the use of the
T. I. L. Cnsi'iiuV hns rured rhrouic
ronstipntiim from which I suffered. .
Since May 12th, lDl.l, I have never
even tasted any kind of patent medi
cine, or purtcntlve. My health is excel
lent in every renpert."
Over half a mil inn bright, keen, in
telligent Americans have found that
Interna) Untiling is more essential to
their health than external baths
Have found that used occasionally
at nicht they feel like different people,
the next morning. No more of that
bilious, tired, nervous feeling, but havr
ing by nature's own cleanser anti
septic warm water removed all the
poison bus waste from the lower in
testine, they "awake thoroughly re
freshed by normal sleep, with all their
functions acting properly, clear headed, -happy,
confident, eager aud capable
for the duties f the day.
West Side Pharmacy, Roxall Store
will gladly explain to you this simple
operation of the "J. B. h. Cascade,''
why it is so certain in its results, and
will give you free of cost, an interest
ing little book containing the results
of the experiences of Dr. Chas. A
Tyrrell of New York, who was a spe
cialist on Intestinal Complaints for
'2 years in that city. Why not cut
this out as a reminder to get this
book as soon as possible. Kemcmber,
please, it is free.
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ONE OF OREGON'S MOST SCENIC TRIPS
FARES Ashland-Roseburg $4.60 Medford-Roseburg, $4.15
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CONNECTS WITH STAGES for PORTLAND, KLAMATH FALLS,
MARSHFIELD and CRESCENT CITY
WAITING ROOMS
Ashland East Side Pharmacy.
Medford Union Stage Depot, Naah Hotel Bldg. Phone 309. .
Grants Pass The Bonboniere, Phone 160.
Roseburg Headquarters Umpqua Hotel.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
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Elsie Tillinger. Oilier Imixntnnt play
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W; L. LEWIS, Manager
UP TO ELECTRICAL
LON DON. Scotland Is waking up to
the fact that Its lakes and waterfalls
may be mado to serve other purposes
than providing scenic attraction lor
tourists. As proof of this tho "Gram
pian Klpctricity Hill" has been given a
second loading in the house of com
mons. The company Is empowered to col
lect and use the waters of 15 lochs and
l9 small lakes, rivers and streams,
over an area of 417 square miles.
The waters proposed to be utilized
are estimated to be capable of gener
ating 6G.OO0 horse-power to supply
electricity In the counties of Perth.
Kinross nnd Forfar and districts In
four other counties. Tho capital I.)
placed at 4.!i00.000 pounds.
That any of the beautiful lakes and
falls of "Caledonia, atom and wild,"
should bo used to set the wheels of
industry spinning many in Scotland re.
Kurd almost as uacriligious desecra
tion. And that opinion Is shared by
not a fow Americans who are accus
tomed to visit Scotland annually.
Hut tho promoters declare that the
preservation of the natural beauties
of Scotland is expressly provided for
by tho tenns of the bill. And they add
that when the hum of tho electrically
driven wheels of Industry are heard In
the land, and dividends begin to come
in, tho cry of "desecration" wll be
silenced.
lfe'lliiijiluuii Hotel Hums.
MCI.UNUIIAM, Wash., June 1!.
Tho Doming hotel owned by r. A.
(irlffln of Demlng, was destroyed last
night by flro, believed to have been
cnused by n child who wus playing
with matches.
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. READ UP
Liver. Trouble Leads
To Serious Ills
Blood Filter of . the Body It Sovrca
of Infection
Biliousness is a sure sign of liver
trouble and any derangement of
(he liver Is likely to lead to serious
if not fatal results. Torpid liver
means "bile poison" in the blood
a dangerous condition. If you have -pains
under the left shoulder blade,
co.-itod tongue, fickle appetite, pale,
muddy complexion, or attacks of
headache, your liver is probably af
fected. Read this strong endorse- ;
meat from Mr. J. W. Strawhecker, .
1608 Hunter St., Harrisburg, Pa.:
"I think I can truthfully My thtt Dr A. W Ctiu.'.
K-l. Pula my llf. I tiffr.d from bilious .1-
ta-l(R avl .a fr ynn r-othln. would trip at.
n.l an treatment I trirrl ju.t m.d n wcrM. I
h.t no tnntrnl nrrr mv kidiMt M my llr to
bvl th.t mr .klr. m yrllow 1 frit rttrc I wa. art
tin diab-tea. I rrart In a little hnoalrt of D. A. W.
i:h.e' K-l, Pilla and rent for rome. and this it tbn
retindp that eayrd my life. Tnd.y I am food
healthy man. bowrla regular, kldnera and Hear U
B-ood c-oniiition, and have a good color and apleoola
appetite."
Dr. A. W. Chase's remedies can
he obtained at any first class drug '
store. To be sure of Retting the
genuine, see '.hat portrait and sig
nature of A. W. Chase, M.D., ara
on each box. This trade mark is
your protection against imitation
and substitutes. Advertisement. 9 .
GDI CHUNG
China Herb Store
This is lo certlry that Olm Chung of
Metlford, Orf.. has curetl ma of froltra
ftntl stomach trouble. 8. M. Leonard.
509 J Kt Ornnls l-ass.
This Is lo certify that Olm Chunn 4f
Metlfortl, Ore,, has curetl me of rupture
?.ff;,n'JC ycf' standing. V. a. lsliam,
U3 S St., Ornnls Pass, Ore.
Mi'drortl, Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917. '
Thin In to certify that I, the tiniVsr.
slirnt'd. hntl very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several year,
and Innt August was not expected to
live, anil hearing of Olm Chung (whoaf
Hern store Is nt 2M South Front street,
Metlfortl). I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and t started to feeling
better as soon as 1 used them and today
am a well man nnd can heartily recom
mend nnyone afflicted as I was to let
Ulm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) . W. R.. JOHNSON. .
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis, Ragle Point . I
. W. L. Chlldreth, Eo(,-le Tolnt.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. H. Holmes, Ragle J'olnt.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Molntyre, Kagle Point.
Oeo. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point.
Thn V Vlr-hnl TCairU Point
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