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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Somebody shot the "e" oft Dnmo
nmnnr Sunday, proving that "Truth
crushed tu ear!U will rise again."
Furmors will start shaving the
boarded barley of the valley right alter
the haying.
Now is the time for all good speed
era to announce that all accidents on
tho FofJ. will be unavoidable. "The
Minute Men of 22", so called because
of a vow to get to Ashlund In (10 sec
onds, have an alibi and tears ready.
' JUST LIKE A CAT
(Salem Capital Journal)
PL1SA8IS return yellow strlpod
kitten lost from Good Kats Cnfo
Friday morning. Probably got in
car by, accident. Good Eats Cufe.
It is so hot that hotolkeopors nnd
apartment house owners see no neod
of building a fire in the steam heating
furnace next winter.
So many organizations are seeking
control of the government, thnt It Is
about time the government took con
trol ot them.
John Lowory of Walker fell from his
motorcycle Thursday nnd cut his
thumb and two fingers from his hund.
(Eugene Guard). No place for 'om.
CAUSE AND EFFECT ,
(Oregon City Enterprise)
Mrs. Victoria Alrola has pur
chased a lluick. She has sold her
property here to a Portland purty.
It is surprising the number of Demo
crats, who, while in their right minds,
voted the Republican ticket on May
19th.
The
refusal of ex-President Tnft to
wear a
tending
pair of short pants while at
a ball at which the Vun Dvko
whisker
s of the King ot England ap-
pea red,
may have been due bither to
to degrade himself, even for
or bocauso there was not a
refusal,
royalty,
pair big
Empire.
enough for him In the British
Man never gets over tho "flu,"
the bite ot the political bug.
nnd
"The Memoirs of the Kaiser" prove
that ho hates himself in the opposite
direction from the rest of tho world.
' A WILD TIME WAS HAD
(Eugene Register)
The Matrons'. Guild held its meeting
last -
On Wednesday night of tho weok just
past,
Inviting our husbands to como nnd eat
Of the food prepared both sour and
sweet
Of Profs and lawyors and merchants,
yea
Newspaper men and nil tho rest,
Enjoyed good eats as no'er before.
And sanctioning thus their wife's cook
lore. Tho meeting though, we'll huvo to
confess,
Was held at a place we had not
guessed.
Our plans had been mndo for weather
fine
And to eat somewhere along the line,
oi .' :
To thn,Coburg bridge we planned to go
Hut tho weather man did say, Oh, no!
And saying thus turned the sprinkling
can
Enough to scare us and chungo our
I'lun. -
So chose a plnce uiion the crest
The confmunlty house, just southwest.
So coot and pretty a cosy spot
That ;we could not want for what was
not,
Forgetting then what our plans had
been
As tables soon commenced to look
- trim. -
The children, too, had lots of fun
And wore guarded over by a lono one
' ' " - ' ,
Who knew the art and did her task
well '
Of teaching them some story to tell.
No meeting now till summer passes,
And children then will be in clauses.
I do not know whero the meeting will
be
But all the faces we hope to see.
A UiTBOV Ol'ILI) MKMIIEll.
WHY A
r"T UK HVX'.WJj is n diiii'Toim
-I peace and harmony in a comniunil.y, but it lias a curious way of
kicking back. Therefore, only the most i'laj-'rant wrongs on the part
of a public official warrant a recall against him. For the individual
lo be recalled is to be disgraced,
for life, for the community it stirs
Mounds hard to heal.
Therefore, people asked to sign a recall should investigate care
fully before lending their support to the movement. Certainly no
fair-minded citizen wishes to attach his name to a document, d
manding a recall, unless he or
drastic action is absolutely .justified.
According to rumor, the recall is based upon a recent grand jury
rt port criticising Sheriff Terrill.
been criticized by grand juries are
a pretty clean sweep in Jackson
The same grand jury criticized tho Prosecuting .Attorney," unless
we are much mistaken, and if a single department of the county
hasn't been criticized by some grand jury at some time or other, it
will prove to 1)3 one of the marvels of the age.
No there must be more than that. Let's have a few facts. It's
time to put all tho cards on the table regarding this recall or any
(.Uht.
STILL THEY COME.
WE ITAVK just finished reading tho Prosperity Edition of The
Mcdford Tribune. If the quality of the prosperity in the
liogue River valley is as high grade as this edition of The Tribune, it
ought to bo a fine place for book agents and auto peddlers, for the
paper is !i2 pages of fine advertising for the Medford country and
its content and press 'work a Credit to The Tribune and the com
limnily. Corvallis Gazette-Times. 1
Quill
The
society.
bald man has disadvantages, but lie never fails to shine in
.Somehow a girl in knickers looks more enticingly wicked than a
man would in skirls.
The porch vines should now be dense enough to conceal the ham
mock from the street light on tho corner.
Prayer alone won't deliver you
the assistunco of a little lively foot
Another good way to preserve the teeth is to refrain from making
insulting remarks to a hard-boiled egg.
People who wonder who will win in the coal strike won't wonder
nny longer when they price coal next fall.
Another good thing about radio
to feel in your pockets for a nickel
There's one thing tho mini who
doesn't know how near he comes to
'A wife may not hear what her husband says, but when six femi
nine guests are talking nt once she doesn't mi,ss anything they say.
Wo regret very much that women are. beginning to use tobacco.
In n little while it will be mixed with mayonnaise dressing.
The Governor, Dad
A great many persons enthusiastic
ally applaud Governor Olcott's opinion
that tho duty owed tho people cannot
properly be discharged by a public of
ficial who Is a member of the KKK.
Knthuslustic approval is also given the
policy thut members ot the KKK
should not bo In positions where they
must docido between tho obligations
they owe the public. and the klan. As
it Is generally believed that Charles F.
Gates was removed from tho state fair
board because of his affiliation with
the KKK, tho public holds the opinion
that the dismissal was for "the good
of tho service" the only reason tho
governor gave for his summary action.
RippIingRhijwos
TRANSIENT
T HIDE in my horseless carriage, that's painted a festive blue,
and wonder why love and marriage don't last as they used to
do. Tho vows of our parents held Vm till twilight of life grew
eool; divorces occurred as seldom as hens in ii swimming pool. I
think of my grandmas stalely. 1 think of my great-grandsircs,
who treasured their vows so greatly they pulled nil divorce court
wires. Thry wed in the golden morning of life in their divers
kirks, and traveled together scorning the lawyer and all his
works. I'm driving my twin-four barrow along whero the speed
cops sleep, and modern conditions harrow my soul till I fain
would weep, jlen taketh a blooming creature, bedecked in licr
bridal veil, to parsoniigo and to preacher they're spliced, for a
piece of kale. You'd think, as you mark them coming, like doves
on a sunlit hill, that age, when it comes kerehooing, will find they
are lovers still. But lo, when the 'Wooster Weekly next month to
your home next mouth is mailed, you read and read it bleakly
the news of a vow that failed. The wife had a trick of snoring,
the husband a drugstore breath, and love, that was lately soaring,
has withered and died the death. I speed up my rusty lorry, and
run down a brace of clerks, and sigh, for my heart is sorry, that
marriage no longer works.
RECALL?
wcainm. It not only destroys nil
to have a stigma put on his name
up a mess generally,.and leaves
she personally knows that such
If all tho public officials wdio have
to be recalled then there will be
county.
Points
from temptation. Prayer needs
work.
sermons is that you don't have
just before they begin.
knows it all doesn't know, lie
getting smashed at intervals.
Gates and the Klan
It is, however, said by many, includ
ing Mr. Gates himself, that he Is not n
member of the KKK. That he wus
solicited to join tho Ulan, there is no
doubt; be says so. But ho says the
purposes of the order did not appeal to
him, and that he declined to accept
membership. Then It was proposed to
hold a special Initiation service for
hlin, so that he might see arid deter
mine for himself, without nny agree
ment to join, if tho obligations were
such that he could assume with justice
to himself and his fellow-citizens who
are not members of tho Ulan. Mr.
Gates consented to witness Jlio ceremonies.-
What he saw, what oblign-
VOWS.
Hons were imposed, what oaths bud tu
be taken, ho has hot divulged. Hut as
be diil not join the klan that its oaths,
obligations, and purposes urn Incom
patible with the sort of Americanism
of which Mr. Gates is a high type we
may well suppose.
Mr. (lutes Is mayor of Medford; he
baB proved a wise and efficient offic
ial. Since he took office, many im
provements have been made in the
city a slight cost to the taxpayers.'
Things that were necessary, and whose
cost seemed to make them impossible
of procurement, have been Installed, to
the betterment of civic conditions and
to the satisfaction of tho taxpayers.
For the many improvements and the
easy burden of taxation, tho people of
Medford give "Dad" dates the credit.
For his efficiency and ability as mayor
the Spectator takes the record of Im
provements made in Medford; for his
popularity, the Spectator takes the
word of his fellow-citizens; and for the
belief that ho is not a KKK, the Spec
tator takes his own declaration.
That Governor Olcott hud every rea
son to believe thut Fair Director Gates
did belong to the outlawed klan, there
is, of course, no doubt. The attitude
of the people toward the KKK Is fully
expressctl In their approval of his let
ter dismissing a member of his official
family who was suspected of affiliation
with the klan. Oregon demands that
its officials, as far as their relations
with tho KKK are concerned, must be
above suspicion. Oregon Spectator.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1. How may hunl skinned fruit
be ireventfd from rotting?
2. Why are shoes hotter when
they are dusty?
3. Who Is tho now governor of
Porto Illco?
4. How much of tho world's rice
production is grown by India nnd
China?
5. Where was the first cable
street car operated?
(!. "Who was James Pland?
7. What railroad station has the
record for the number of persons
passing through it daily? ,
8. What is the difference between
n male fish and a female fish?
U. "What are two snyonyms of the
word adhere?
10. When did tho Germans de
stroy I.ouvain? .
Answers to Yesterday's Questions:
1. How many nations will be rep
resented at tho Centennial Exposi
tion in Brazil? Ans. Twenty-five.
2. How many stenographers are
there in this country? Ans. CIS, 134
according to the 1920 census.
3. When were ferry boats first
known? Ans. There is one men
tioned in the Bible.
4. When was there an issue of
three-cent stamps showing tho pic
ture of a locomotive? Ans. 18ti9.
5. What is the area of tho largest
cemetery in tho United States? Ans.
2000 acres. It is the Pine Lawn on
Long Island.
0. How much ruober comes from
cultivated plantations? Ans. 83 per
cent.
7. What is the principal reason
for the hair on the head? Ans. To
protect tlie skull.
8. Who invented the machine to
fold newspapers nnd books? Ans.
Cyrus Chambers, Jr., in 1850.
II. In what forest fire were the
most human lives lost? Ans. Pes
tigo. Wis., fire in 1871. 1,500 lives
were lost.
10. How long is the steamship
Majestic? Ans. 912 feet.
TO END STRIKE
WASHINGTON', Juno 20. Gov
ernment attempts to intervene In the
bituminous coal strike were curried
forward today when Secretary of La
bor Davis called John L. Lewis,
president of the t'nited Mlno Work
ers of America, to Washington for
a series of conferences, prelimlnary
to taking the Issues directly before
President Harding. An impression
was created in advance of tlie meet
ing between tlie president nnd Mr.
Lewis that the government might call
a national conference of operators
and union leaders In the industry to
consider a settlement.
LONDON, Juno 20 Asked by
Lord Robert Cecil In tho house of
commons this afternoon whether be
could state the government's atti
tude towards the admission of Ger
many to membership in tho leaguo of
nations, Prime Minister Lloyd
George replied that Great Britain
will bo willing to support a proposal
for Germany's admission.
Ill answer to Lord Robert's ques
tion tho prime minister said:
"This is not n question which con
cerns Great Britain alone, it primarily
concerns Germany herself. So far as
his majesty's government Is concern
ed we would support a proposal to ad
mit Germany to tho league."
Mine. La Zona
STAFFORD
Free Lectures and
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Applied Psychology
" and Kindred Subjects
Small Hall Nat
nooi Gibson at Riaito t
Hoot Gibson's smile sauntered into
the hearts of the audience yesterday
at the Riaito theatre In "Sure Fire,'
pleasing, humorous, thrilling romance
of the west.
Coming back to the mountainous
land of his birth, after many .years of
fruitless, worthless pilgrimage, Jeff
liransford, happy-go-lucky cowboy de
luxe finds that be has been dispos
sessed of his old homestead by Kufus
Coulter, the unscrupulous Shylock of
the town.
Even Miriam Hoffman, his sweet
heart, has turned against him. She
refuses to marry him until he has
made good. He is finally aroused from
his care free lethargy. He becomes n
lighting fool nnd cleans all the crooks
out of town, prevents a home wreck
ing elopement and takes his own sweet
heart by storm.
. Holly Malono is an adorablo Miriam
Hoffman.
"When Romance Rides," Page
A new Zane Grey picture, "When
Rorrfance Rides," founded upon Grey's
most iKipular novel, "Wildfire," Is at
tlie Page theatre for four days begin
ning tomorrow matinee. The picture
CLAIRE ADAMS Si;
j . ZANE GRCy'S
: WHEN ROMANCE P-IDEf
atSTPiavjco BV6Qtowy-
is a thriller interspersed with lively
comedy. The great horse race alone
will give spectators their money's
worth.
Mr. Hampton's cast contains some
of the most famous names In the film
world. Claire Adams, Carl Gantvoort
and Jean Hersholt are featured.
"Watch Your Step" Closes
Two of tho most attractive young
players on the screen portray the lead
ing roles in the picture, "Watch Your
Step" being presented at the Page
theatre for the last times tonight. They
are Cullen Landis, who will be remem
bered for his excellent work in many
earlier Goldwyn productions, and Patsy
Ruth Miller, a charming ingenue ap
pearing for the first time with Mr.
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Bible Questions
and Answers
Questions
1. In What way was Alexander the
Great connected with the City of Sa
maria? 2. What special thing was Saul to
do for the people of Israel upon be
coming their ruler?
3. Who was the father of Methuse
lah ?
4. What imjiortant character in the
Bible spent the greater part of his llfo
in Galilee?
5. What son did God give Adam to
take the place of Abel?
; . Who were the four "greater pro
phets"? SAYS MLLE. LENGLEN
LONDON, June 2fi. Mile. Su
zanne LiOnglen, the French tennis
star, in a statement given to the As
sociated Press this afternoon, de
clared she had definitely and finally
decided to play through tho singles
at the Wimbledon tournament and
that under no circumstances would
she, default any matches. She ndded
that she was in splendid health.
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TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE 50, 1922
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY EXCKPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1:00 p. tot .'....
I.v. Roseburg 8:30 a. m., 2p. m.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
1AILY KXCEPT 81N1AY
Lv. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:45 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 7:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 5:30 p, mi
81XDAY ONLY
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
Ly. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. .
We connect with Btages for Portland, Marshfleld and Crescent
City.
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Phone 631
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
This 1b to certlry that Glm Chun of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of goitre
and stomach trouble. S. M. Leonard.
609 J St., Grants Pase.
This is to certify that Glm Chung of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
of four years' standing. P. 0. leham,
413 S St., Grants PaBS, Ore.
Aieurord. Oregon, Jan. 13, 11T.
This is to certify that I. the under
slpned, had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several- years
and last August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose
Herb store is at 214 South Front street,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling,
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to see
Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. H. JOHNSON
Witnesses: ..
Win. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. L, Chtldreth. Eagle Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, tiagle Point. -
C. 15. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Kagle Point
Geo. Von der Hellen, Eajrle Point
Thnn H Klrhrtt. Knel Point
CONTItlENX&l
Cor. Thlrtl ami Fir
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