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t ' a t t : ! P r. j P i H i tl d T O li O 0 ; N E A 1 I v ! c! A I 1 I Ei A PAGE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune HfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1 922 " AN INDKl'ENIIEST NEWSI'AI'Klt rl'BU.SHEU KVEUV A FTEItSOOii EACEPT SUSI1AY. BY THE alKUKUltll I'ltlNTINU CO. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH AMERICA? The Medford Suiiduy Morning Sun la furninlieil mbprlleri desiring u tH-ven day daily newspaper. Offioe Mali Tribune Building-, 25-27-20 North r street. Pnont 7.5. A consolidation of tlie Democratic Times, the II ed ford Mail, the Medio rU Tritmne, the Southern Oregon! an, Tlie AmIiIhikI Tribune. RUIIKHT W. It DHL,- Kditor. ', m , SUUl'TKK 8. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BV MAIL In Advance: Daily, wilh Hunday Hun, year $7.50 Daily, with Kunriay Kirn, muiitb. . .75 Daily, without Hunrfuy Sun, .yeur, ...... . 060 Ldily, without ttuotlay Hun. month. . . . .0.'. Wtfkly Mail Tribune,, one year, . ., , .. , 2.00 Humlay Hun, nee ytfur.;. . .T. . .v. . . .'. ' 2 00 BV JAKHU:it n Mt-.lonl. AHhlun-t. Jsckium- . rllle, Central INjilit, I'taoeiilx, Tajeat and on Daily with Hufidiry Run, month. . .', ,'.1 . .75 Daily, wit limit -44nnt1ity 8nn, month....1 .05 Daily, without SmuUy tSun, year... 7. to Daily, with NuikIhv Hun, one year ', 8.6 U All ternia by currier, cusli in advance. W. IMJAM ALLEX WIIITK, who mii.le liis reputation ).v tellinir I'luit was tlie matter with Kansas, answers the question above in the current Collier's. The chief trouble in Bill's view is tire big city with its foreign population, which is gradually producing a type that is destructive to the fine old, rural Anglo-Saxon type. . HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? All our Brand national polities, nil our pompouH parties, nil our urui'ltil Ihhups nil tho flubtluliboty of politleu, arc HUtaldlitry to this fumliiimtntal clash of Idenls: Thtt Puritan idi-ul and ItH tVs tlve foe. that Hhrus a say shouldor, denies our brotherhood, re jects our cold Justice, and kIbbIus out of our homely duties. That is Bill's conclusion. 1. Why does paint keep Jron from rustlnif? 2. What Is the coHt of burning city garbage? . . , 3. What is the only domestic In sect 7 . .- , 4. A ho pays the ' expenses of baseball players while traveling? heads will at Official uaoor of the City of Me.lf.rd. Official puper of Jacajujn County. Entered a. second claim matter at Medford Oregon, under the art o( March S. 1870. MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED FRESH. . The AHlKM-lated Pri-M, la exclusively ntitleil to the uae for republication of all news (lixpatchca creemeu to 11, or not otuerwiae creuitcd in ihlh paper, and alao to the local newa publlahed Herein. - All right, of republication of special dia patctiea herein are uIho reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry,' . ; Oregon reformers, announce the In jection of "honesty Into uolitlCB," and while they are about It, they might squirt some refinement Into the hootchle-kootchle. Nothing counts in politics but votes, under the present system, and confessions by politicians of saintly attributes, are solely for the purpose ot befuddling the lady voters, who, sad to relate, full for it. An offlceseeker, who is not a Shakespear ean actor, and slick enough to register all the ennobling virtues with one twist ot his face, has no chance. It was quiet, Just like Tolo, When the engine sang a solo, That awoke a sleeping Dolo In the far-oft Philippines. And, It's tough upon the babies, While the Kspee, full of maybe's, Suffers from the tooting rabies And disturbs their childish dreams. Telephone '.polos along the Specific Dieway have been warned for the last time, not to run into any speed Idiots on the fo!J. . . 'The season for getting shot for a deer has been Wads uniform till ovor the state this year, the game commis sion gamely announces. t , v AND, IN ONE (Albany Democrat) "nilly" Hammock spent one oven lng fcue pastor part of the week In southern Sweet Homo. So far only 75 Initiative' petitions have been discovered to. be placed on the ballots at the November election. There Is still plenty of time for the remaining 883,164 residents ot tho state to take some action. The Illinois mine massacre Is being boiled to a point where It will he clcflit Holy decided whether the Constitution or the by-laws' of the Mine Workers of America comes first, despite the diffl dence of federal and Btate officials to find out who was responsible The public Is blandly Informed that "the In cident has been exaggerated." This is the favorite 'yln when cussediii'ss Is exposed, audi In this Incident, nil tho tricks of savagery wero practiced ex cept cannibalism, . , ; -i .veterans of the (Trent War, all scarred and J wounded, In convention assembled, marched nmld cheers from the sidewalks, ot San Francisco yestor day. They marched down streets be fore, but this. tlBie they appraised tho cheers at their true value. The Portland coroner's jury In tho case of tho 64-year-old man, who died from a fractured skull as the result of blow from tie fist of a 22-year-old bookkeeper, In an argument over 30 cents, absolved tho youth of all blame. They might have recftmmendert that the next time chivalry gels tho best of the young man, he tackle somebody his own ago. f ZEPHYRS.AND HEIFERS (Sweet Home News) Mrs. Felgum accompanied Mrs. , V: Butler and pon Jack, and Char I ley Dosser ion an evening drive Tuesday; they passed through .,- Foster and flawed the river arter which theyj went up part way to Cascadia. Th flowers In the door Yards in the- evening shadows ; made the air smell full of perfume, and the ripple of the river brought . their minds .to wonderful things the great Creator hud made. Gen- ' erally soma excitement follows a trip, but tho only thing they saw and kept seeing was cows, and cows, and cows, coming home to be milked, and everyone seemed to take charge of the right of way. - .. , r - - Williams Isaacs and Vawter had their heads together Tucs. noon. It fwas not learned whether the couple will sing or fish. The fire dept. successfully fought n fire and cr.owd Mou. pm. The specta tors suffered from tho heat and re morse at inability to get In the flames. (. A drive will be launched next winter "for BoolaiblJItK'' In church circles." There is one thing about sin It Is gen erally gay and neighborly, while niln- 6. How many snlabl, an ucre of lettuce yield? 0. hat wero the casualties the Hattle of Waterloo? 7. How many esgs can the aver age setting hen cover? 8. What Is an overture? !). What are two synonyms for the word address? 10. When did baseball players begin wearing the present day uni forms? ' Aiiswoin to Yesterday's Questions: ill the little rural communities like Nerrin, Illinois, in the bis: cities If. ,., ".," "f Twenty-six verses. Cubans fight A . . . 1." ' 1808 .to 189'J. S. Where did hlfc'h schools origi nate? Aris. In this country. 4. How much did the Hessian forces durintr thn veviiltitinn ,h,i so much us a change of heart. Distrust, suspicion, intolerance must c;rt'at Uritniir? Ans. 1,770,000 somehow he 'removed ibefnre Mr. White's regeneration can be at tuiiied. There must be a little fresh air in (lie national mind. Selfishness, that is the master ill, the one which in a sense in. cliifW nil tho itl,..fu Tin.,... u ,.,', i. ,...1., ,.e ,..1.... ':' naphthalene. ; V : ......c.-s "..V ..1 ......1. . 7. Wn.lt Rt,l(es nnvc more women good for John Smith and not enough thinking on the part of John than men in their population? Ans. AiasftarnuKeits, llliode Island, New York, North Carolina, South Caro Una, Ocorgia, and Alabama. 8. What other names has 1 porch? Ans. Veranda,, piazza,-stoop gallery. .' II. Who. Ik governor of Alnsku? Ans. Scott C. Bone, former Wash ington newspaper man. 10. What is Mono. Liza? Ans. A painting by Leonanrii da Vinci now In tho Louvre. It may be a good one. We don't know. lint we do know the 'trouble with America at the present moment' can't be blamed on (he cities, nor upon the flappers, nor upon those who can't be recruited under the banner of 100 per cent Puritanism.1 In plain English the (rouble with America appears to be a general cussedness. It breaks out here and there and everywhere,! like Xew York, Boston and Chicago, in foreign 'districts, in native atl,n? AnB- Twenty districts. There is no general geographical classification possible, 110 1 for' in'diendenee? ethnic classification, the virus is not-on Uncle Sam's skin, it's in his blood. And as we dope it out Uncle Sam does not need a change of health pounds. B. Jjo women vote In tho Philip pine Islands? Ans. No. 0. What are moth balls made of? Ans. Camphor, tar. creosote and TRIED IT TWICE AND GOT SAME GOOD RESULTS Portland Woman Tells of Remarkable Experience With Tanlac, Saying It Brought Her, Complete Relief on Two Separate Occasions. Smith of what is good for Bill Jones. Smilh says you do as I do. you think as I do, you vole as I do, or you lake this in the neck! There is the fundamental trouble. N 'biological, not physiolo gical, but psychological. America is nil right. She is essentially sound. She has far more good citizens than bad ones. All she needs is a new orientation, mentally and spiritually. Toward this end, this article of Bill While's will help, no doubt, but (ho only master worker, wo fear, is Doctor Time. , Quill Points Civilization isn't cradled on political bunk. One w-ay to get back your health is to lake more advice. est and Jess If an easy prosperity encourages vice, posterity will be. a vir tuous set. Bible Questions and Answers ' We are still waiting patiently for the soda fountain clerk who wil Miy: J his one s 011 the house. The greatest density of population is north of the equator. Also, we fear, north ot the ear.ii , It may be (hat some men are descended from monkeys, but others reveal a considerable strain of bull. It is strange, however, that nobody discovered Daugherty 's sins until there was talk of prosecuting war grafters. ' Aftiu- fifteen years, girls devote all their thought to getting a. hus band; lint yon wouldn't think it after seeing what some of them get. Questions 1. Was John the Haptlst ordained to lie great? 2. What is the shortest verse in the Hlble? ; ,. . 3. .Who was Esther before she be came queen? 4. - Who reared her? 5. Of what disposition was Saul? 0. For whom did Saul feel a strong arfectlon? Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1. Omega denotes tlie end of any thing, being the last letter pf the Creek alphabet. s 2. Jub bore with patience the-jnany trials passed uihui hini. . 3. Moses' mother hid liin! in a, bas net among me bulrushes. 4. Moses life is endnngntud be cause Pharaoh had ordered air male children killed. . , 5. (Sod let tho devil tempt Job be cause Satan boasted that ho cuuld lend Job from the paths of righteousness. 6. ' Job was faithful to Ihe last. "I have taken Tanlac on two oc casions and I got cynplcte relief each time," declared Mrs. E. C. limerick, 1484 Boston Ave., Portland, Oregon. "X suffered with stomach trouble four years, with sour - Btomach and sick, nervous headnches. Often I got so dizzy I could hardly stand up. I seldom ate as much all day as one of my children did at a meal. I always felt awfully tired out and my nerves were so upset I couldn't even stand the noise ui" the children play ing. Hut I' finally toox Talilac and it gave me back my appetite, corrected the sour stomach, .stopped tho ner vous neaaacnes ana dizzy speus, ana I also gained eleven pounds- In weight. ' "Well, I Just felt 'fine, after that until I had the 'flu' which ieft me run down and very weak and nervous. So I Just got Tanlac again. Now I have regained all my lost -weight and feel just fine. I simply can't praise Tan lac too highly." Tanlac Is sold by all good drug gists. Adv. Clean-up Sale on Tires To clean Hp our stock we have a few tires that wo can give excep tional prices., on All standard stock : 30x3 A. W. T... 30x31-2 Usco... The candidate with his head in the clouds may get the most cheers, hut the one with his ear on the ground gets the most votes. Tho reformers would feel better if they realized that few on (ho beach are as attractive as the bathing-suit girls on magazine covers. RipplingRhuniQs 1 Mg3&5as- m THE WONDER CAR. M' OXTII after month she goes a-chooing, and nil she asks is oil and gasjalong the pike, speed cops pursuing, you see her like chain lightning pass, pedestrians and farm stock strew ing in heaps upon (he wayside grass. Month after month, through mud and gravel, on errands vain I make her fly, and nothing seems to rip or ravel, she's always full of pep, find spry; and speed cops, worn by ceaseless (ravel, crawl under some laA tree and die. Month after month, without repairing, without a wrench among her works, I send her whizzing, scooting, (earing, up mountain roads where danger lurks; and speed cops, tired and vainly swearing, resign, and hire as grocer's clerks. Month after month my car goes swinging, the envy of all other chaps, along (he road, her rear wheels flinging the mud in chunks, the clay in scraps; and speed cops stand, their worn hands wringing, or tear ing whiskers from (licit' maps. And (hen some day she breaks a casdng, she slops, a helpless also ran; and I must wait hours everlasting, before (here comes tho fix-it man; and drearily I stand dodgasting (he man who made so punk a van. Her long, long service all forgotten, I cuss, a symbol of despair: "The stuff (hey use in cars is rotten," I say, with cold and stony glare; "when once arear is sold and boughten, the makers have 110 other inre. This auto graft sure makes me tingle and long to wield a snickersnee; I'd like to warp a tight surcingle on those who wish ed this wain on me." And speed cops gaze from dell and dingle, and chortle in unholy glee.' CommcnSense About Eczema and Eruptions! Hera's Something About S, S. S. That You'll Be Glad to Hear. Ton might Just as well know It rlht now,. the cause of skin eruptions, ptmplns, bl&ckhoAda, bolls and so on. Is right In the blood. There is no Ret ting away from it. Science has proved it. We prove It, Tou cun prove it. When tho cause of skin troubles and frjrupUons Is In the 'blood. It Isn't ooin- Reg. Sale P. $ 9.90 $8,25 . 11.40 9.40 10.20 8.50 16.25 13.25 10.90 1 9.25 19.00 17.00 24.05 18.00 ' ..41.90 27.95 6.30 3.00 .3.80 1.80 25c Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. 10-18 S. Fir St. Phono 2: Siskiyou Mineral Water The healthy summer drink Wholesale & Retail BROWN & BROWN . 101 E. Main St. Let S. S. S. GIti You An Ancello Slutat- mon flonso to simply treat the skin. A bottlo of S. H. S. will prove to you what Is linppenlnfr In your blood, S.S.8. Is a scientific blood cleanser. It drives out thn Impurities which caune eczema, tetter, rash, pimples, bolls, blackheads blotches and other skin eruption. When those Impurities are driven out, you can't stop no v oral vry nice things from happening, Ymir lius turn nat urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, yoiir complexion cU'iirs. ft becomes" beau tiful. Your face looks like that of a prosirerous, ruddy, well-fed, refined gentleman, or If you are a woman, your complexion heroines tho real kind that the whnle world so admirys. S.S.S. Is alao a powerful body-builder, be cause It biitlds new and more blood celts. That's why It fills out sunken cheekj. bony necks, thin limbs, helps retrain Inst flesh. It costs little to have this happen to you. S. 8. S. Is sold at all drug stores. In two sizes. The lanror suo is the more economic!. NEWCOMB FOR WOOD 16inch Slab Wood, dry in yard. $1.75 per tier. Delivered trreen, $1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped. Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or $5.75 dumped. Phone 631 Continental iSttiVyoODiTAVErtPI Quotation on 'mnp find Rums for Ir rigation. TIIOS. I. TKMI'I.K, Meilfortl CLOTHES you're proud of $35 $50 171 DIM THE TAILOR ULL11V For Reliable TRUCKING PHONE 600-L L. Knips Transfer WOOD! Dry Mill .Hooks; Fir SInb Wood and ail other kinds of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO Cor. Tlilrtl and Fir- Phone S442 Car Washing Service Cilvo Your Car a Weekly Washing for $4.00 a Month - ' VERNE S. WHITE At lllttson's Garner GIM CHUNG China Herb Store This is to certlry that Glin Chunt? of Medford. Ore., has cured me of sroitre anu stomacn trounie. s. ai. i.eoi.aro;, 509 J Kt. Grants Pass. tnts is to certify that (Jim Chuna; or Jienioru. tire., nus eiirtui m or runiure or rour years' standing, r , li. J sham. ii nt., lirants fuss, ure. Medford. Oregon. Jan. IS, 1917. This is to certify that I. the under- signed, had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several years ami last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whose item more is ai zi &ouin iron: sceei. Menford). I decided to Ret herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feellna bettor as soon as t used tnem and today am a well man and can heartily recom mend anvone afflicted as I was to see Uim Chung and try his Herns. i signed i j-, w. xv. jUiiSUiM, Witnesses: Vk'm. Lewis. Eagle Point. W. U Chlldreth, Eagle Point SI. A. Andersen, Medord. S. 1). Hoi.ncs, Eagle Point. C. E. Moore. Eagle Point. J. V. Melntyre. Eagle Point " Oert. Von iter Hellen. Eagle Point. Thus. K. Nichols. Kale Point. Give "Old Sol" the Laugh! The sun "pack an awful wal lop" these ..days JW the man who isn't prepared.5' ' ; -; ' ' There's true siimnier prppavef ness in 'our TRIFORM fia- ruin- iYflilPtie Un 4'ular $VZf)i U nn 111 ' ' I J a - v " .f V a, a, a u y j i., r t -i 'ill Ji.; 1 7. (lUi.utv jsamsoon ivrmc'iic uu- (lcovoar. Regular 25j THURSPAY, FRIDAVANri SATURDAY . EXTRA SPECIAL 3 SUITS FOR $2.75 It Certainly Pays to Get the Best SPRINGER & LEE DUDS FOR MEN 105 W. Main Open Evenings $10100 ; 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 conies 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. Every Woman v Loves to Paint when she knows how let us tell you PAINTING is really fascinat-; : For 73 years we have-been mg work. Once you are making paints, varnishes, enam ... started you 1 probably not want els, wall finishes and stains for iu stop unm you nave rennisned many things you did not intend to do at first. '' i Of course there are some sim ple directions that must be fol lowed if the work is to be suc cessful, for we have a special "Home Service Paint Depart- . j tnent" which was organized just ' to tell you how to paint. Perhaps some of your furni ture, floors, woodwork or walls - are beginning to look a little old .; jst on the surface. Pick out one or two things to refinish. Tell us about them and how you want them to look when finished. Our experts will tell you what materials to use, how to do the work step by step, what brushes you'll need, and everything about it ' women to use. They are the finest materials of their kind that we know. Write for Fuller's Free Advice anil refinish a few home things. You'll be surprised how fascinat ing the work is and how much, you can save, too. Rubber-Cement Floor Paint Rubber-Cement Floor Paint I, a durable, sanjLrr and waterproof paiot for floor, of kitchen,, cloet,, bath, room,, h.ll,, etc. Spread, e.iilf. cover, te.ll, drie, bard over nichl. 12 color, tad White. We alio make Decoret Var ni.h St.iua. Ail-Purpoae Var Blake,. Silkeuvhite Enamel. a.habl. Wall Flnieb, Fifteen. for-Flooi, Varnilh, Fulleneear VarnUh. Flooe a. Aula Enamel. Fnll.r'a Hoi Water Wall o f i r i ' firfiiiiil! Fullerk tueiriCATton tiifio.l '.fii- Home ServicePaints v rnlah.a-lrKjm.u-Sra!ni Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co. " A Dept. 4. San Franeitco Pioneer Patn! Mannfactttrire for 73 Yeara. CatabUabed 1S49 . B.a.ebe.i.lOcideauiIh.Wert. De.ler.ev.rr.hen. " J ' f" r'."0! ' "Iat It la ad.iH, . f, .. . t obtal. tho MrrUea of . Uauer Paituar tii.4i.it if ii mi mimmmMmmk !".M"P"bythlonowln,i0c-,,: THOMPSON, The Painter ttti 120 N. Front St.. I'liono 404 It n