Medford mail tribune., June 29, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

JfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MET)FORT .OREO OX. THURSDAY, TlTXE 29. 1022
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Europe has officially recovered from
the war, but Europo bad no revival
meetings.
The state of North Dakota is making
little headway in its campaign to be as
crazy as Oregon.
The jr. seedBender of this common
wealth has not been in Washington,
D. C, for three months, and a majority
of his constituents have hopes he will
Btay away the remaining five years of
his term.
A PROFESSIONAL PURIFIER
OF MANKIND MUST EAT
(Oregon City Enterprise)
That for a consideration of
(20,000 or 30,000, the constitution
al amendment by initiative peti
tion to change the rates of legal
interest in Oregon will be kept off
the ballot, is the proposal made to
Portland financial institutions, by
.Jack F. Albright, of Oregon City,
according to word from the Port-
land Clearing House association. .
The frequency with which Oregon
towns burn up is alarming, but noth
ing like that could happen here. In
case of a conflagration, and nothing to
squirt on it, arrangements could be
made to have Rogue river come to the
fire, or the fire go to Rogue river.
The crowds 6n the pier cheered yes
terday when James Middleton Cox of
Ohio sailed for. England, and one can't
blame them much.
All the miners in the Nash district
have struck a sitting posture.
Mr. Jack Dempsey threatens to fight
Mr. Harry Wills. The chief objection
to Mr. Wills is his color, and lack of
helplessness.
Agriculturists report thoy have
never seen the back porch hop acreage
looking so favorable
Mr. Joe Billion is being treated for
art infected finger. (Chico Enter
prise). One man in a million. '
The heat is making the junior Gal
shevlkl look like Mama had resigned
as dishwasher, till school starts.
The Premier of Russia was shot four
tlmos Wednesday with a deadly type
writer located in London. . .
jjizr ' -'a
y Economic conditions in the valloy
have been chased to the butt end of a
bamboo fishing pole.
' TO HAVE AND HOLD ''
(Peoria Morning Star)
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown was the scene of a
beautiful ' wedding last evening
when their youngest daughter,
Margaret, was joined in holy dead
lock to Mr. David Preston.
(Detected by Dave Rosenberg)
The government has started the con
struction of a new dirigible. The date
of the first flight and tumble has not
been set
Future presidents and members of
the legislature are going barefooted,
and having their big toenails knocked
off by careless rocks.
Trial heats are being run on side
streets by speed idiots who will en
deavor to break their necks getting to
Ashland on the nation's birthday. The
slogan for the day will be: The Hospi
tal, the Morgue, or Lithia Park.
Mexico is acting like -a revolution,
and It seems like 1916 to hear a "Viva"
in the newspapers.
A swarm of Espee officials lit in the
bli. dlst. Wed.
It has been a long time since 4' 4d
marksman brought down a Nipponese
on a bicycle,
Ouill
The kjikt of life isn't variety,
When liilit falls, it usually breaks a lot of gooil resolutions made
in the early morning.
After wo find n slogan to stimulate travel, let's find one to stimu
late Staying at home a little.
And it frequently happens that
craftsman who has learned to churgc more.
Bootleg whiskey doesn't appear to have lightened the burdens of
anybody in America except the fool killer.
Perhaps you have noticed that. the man whose religion won't let
him fight can inako'more insulting remarks than ten fighting men.
"All by-products can be utilined." Oh, certainly. If in no other
way, they can' be served with cream and sugar and called breakfast
food.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 Which is the scarcest gold dol
lar? 2 How much docs a bushel of
rough rice weigh?
3 What was the game "Rounders"?
4 What are rudcrnl?
5 'Who is the Italian premier?
6 What is known as the football of
Italy? .
7 How mnny civil counties are
there In Scotland ?
8 What body of water soparates
Italy from Sicily?
9 What famous U. S. general
changed his name when he entered
West Point?
10 What country originated the
custom of having brides wear orange
blossoms? i
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 Why does paint keep Iron from
rusting? Ans. Keeps moisture from
coming in contact with it.
2 What is the cost of burning city
garbage? Ans. From $250 to $1000
for each 1000 population per nnnum.
3 What is the only domestic insect?
Ans. The honey bee.
4 Who pays the expenses of base
ball players when travejlng? Ans. Tbe
club.
5 How many salable heads will an
acre of lettuce yield? Ans. From
30.000 to 40,000.
0 What were tho casualties at the
Battle of Waterloo? Ans. French,
31,000 killed and wounded; Allies, 23,-
000 killed and wounded.
7 How many eggs can the average
setting hen cover? Ans. Fifteen.
8 What is an overture? Ans. A
combination of melodies contained in
an opera.
9 What are two synonyms for the
word address? Ans. Greet, salute.
10 When did baseball players com
mence wearing the present day uni
form? Ans. In 1868.
Bible Questions
and Answers
Questions
1. Who was the father of Daniel?
2. Who was king of Judea at the
time f Christ's birth?
3. What was Mordecal's employ
ment? '
4. Who found M6ses In tho bull
rushes? 1 ' .
5. In what bonk was the birth of
John the Baptist foretold?
6. Why did dod destroy the world?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1. John the Haptist was ordained to
be great even before birth.
2. The shortest vers6 in tho Dible
is "Jesus Wept."
3. Esther was a Jewish orphan girl
before she becaino queen. --. r
4. Mordecai, the Jew and hor cousin
reared Esther. '
5. Saul was fiery and wayward
with a taint of madness at times.
C. Saul felt .a strong. aftoctioji.J'or
DavU 4 :' . " ,-' , ' 1 '
"Forever," from George du Maurler's
famous novel, "Peter Ibbotson," is an
artistically beautiful picture, filled
with a tender romanticism. The lec
ture, now at the RIalto, Is more suc
cessful than the play- In presenting the
exquisite dream life , of - Gogo and
Mlmsl, who forget the cares and miser
ies of the world in their nightly wan
derings in dreamland together. ;
' .Zane Grey Picture, Page
Action drama de luxe may be found
at the Page theatre today and tomor
row where "When Romance Rides,"
suggested by the .Zane Grey novel,
"Wildrire," which has had millions of
readers. '-. . , . ' '.
To Stop Coughing at Might f
A summer bronchial cough keeps
not only the sufferer but other mem
bers of the family awake. Alfred Bar
ker, 1001 Avondale St., Ev Liverpool,
0 writes: "I consider it my duty to
write and tell the results of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which I used for my
boy who had been suffering from a
bronchial cough for 7 or 8' weeks.
Foley's Honey and Tar bag done him
wonderful gol, and I shall always rec
ommend it.' It soothes and heals.
Sold everywhere Adv,
- i, v; .., 1
MM i , i iff tirmritiw1
Points
but tbe word "don't"
a specialist is merely an ordinary
SCORE SCHOOL
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29 Com
plaints that the vocational training
sohool established by the United
States veterans' bureau at Camp Sher
man, hear Chilllcothe, Ohio, is inade
quately equipped, poorly administered
and does not fit roriner' service men
for useful occupations were brought to
the attention of tho Disabled American '
Veterans of the world war here today.
. hree of the men at the school, Mich
ael J. Lyons of Boston, I. L. Neal and
James Lunn, were given permission by.
Commander Robert S. Marx of the vet-
ernns' organization, to present their
account of wrong conditions, -on the
floor of the convention today.
Yesterday a telegram signed by the
officials of the student organization
at the school demanding that the place
be closed, was read to the convention
by Commander Marx who charged the
veterans' bureau with refusing to al
low men to. be transferred from the
camp, i
Lyons, In his report prepared for
submission today, said he and other
Boston men had been refused transfers
arid asserted that if men left of their
own free will, their training-was ter
minated and their record given a poor
rating. Lyons declared the re-habilita-tion
work was unsatisfactory.
Tho character of the school wi
blackened on one occasion by its presi
dent, 'Mr. Prltchard, according to
Lyons who said Prltchard had spoken
of the men, at a gathering in Chllli
icothe as "drunkards, gamblers and
slackers of the worst description." i
COMMUNICATIONS
' ' Regarding Judge Race -
To the Editor: In the issue of June
17th a1 "Republican" Voter" wrote and
published a letter in your paper calling
attention to the fact that the Ku Klux
Klun had won a victory in the nomina
tion of Mr. Thomas for circuit judge,
and this of course can not be success'
fully denied; but as another "Republi
can Voter" I wish to take issue with
tho statement contained in this letter
of June 17th, in which the writer says
that Mr. Newbury gave an outspokon
expression of hostility to the Klan.
This was not the fact. If my recol'
lection serves me correctly, a refer
ence to the letter of Mr. Newbury that
was published in the Tribune Will show
that he denounoed mob violence,, but
he said nothing about the Klan or its
principles' or -'Kb policies; but it 1s"a:
fact that Immediately after the letter1
of; Mr." Newbury- donouhoing the 'mob,
vlolenoo that- had been perpetrated in
this community was published, tho
Klan solidly lined up for. Mr. Thomas,
who refrained ' from' giving' an' expres-
"Rheumatiihfi Relieved
by Internal Baths"
Mr. -Ira B." Bhnmbaugh 'of 732
Julian Ave., Dubuque, Iowa, writes
the Tyrrell Hygienic Institute:
"I have used tho "J. B. L. Cascade'
for two years and have no more
trouble with rheumatism or my
stomach. I feel like a new man, nl
though I am 68 years old." '
. Tho "J. B. L. Cascade" cleanses tho
lower intestine Its entire length and
keeps'it always free of poisonous
whRe' i '
'.Thousands testify that Constipa
tion, " indigestion, Stomach Troubles,
rtllinuAn'eRS. Headaches and the many
serious troubles which they Cause nrcj
absolutely relieved and prevented by
tbls Nature Treatment, west Side
Pharmacy, Rexall Store, will gladly
explain to you the simplo operation
of the "J. B. L.-Cascade,"., why. it is
so certain in its results, and will give
you -free of cost, an Interesting little
book containing the results Of ' the
experiences of Dr. Cha A. Tyrroll of
New York, who was a specialist on
Intestinal Complaints for. 25 years In
that city. Why not cut this out as
a reminder to got this book as soon
a possible.. Remember, please, It is
. 1 T..
iree.
OREGON CAVES CAMP
NOW OPEN
MV'nbt and Sleeping Accommodations
. nt tho entrance.
ft, Mcl'LVfcEX,
TO HAVE A DAY AT
Tho request or citizens of Yrcka,
Cal., that there be a Siskiyou County
Day at the Jacksm County Fair next
September wns unanimously granted
by the directors of the fair association
at their meeting last evening. The
importance of tho fair is already being
recognized as a factor In the develop
ment of southern Oregon and northern
California and it was with great satis
faction to the directors to know that
this recognition is being given by citi
zens outside of Jackson county.
Tho fair association will entor a
very unique float in the Fourth of July
parade and there may bo other fea
tures .there that will call attention to
the fact that the largest county fair in
the state will be held in Jackson coun
ty next September.
A Sign was ordered placed at the
fair grounds announcing the dates of
tho fair which arc the 13th, .Ith, myi
and 16th of September.
J. C. Pendleton submitted his resig
nation as a member of the directors of
the fair association and his son Verne
Poudleton was elected to servo in his
place. . . . .
Very satisfactory progress is being
made in the construction of tho fair
buildings and the directors, coming
from air corners of the county report
that a great many farmers are making
preparations to exhibit their products.
At least six community exhibits nro al
ready asoiired and others have under
consideration making entries in this
class.
sion denouncing mob violence, al
though Invited to do so, and he of
course became the cundidato of the Ku
Klux Klan.
It seems as though the issue in the
First Judicial district Is clean cut be
tween Mr. Thomas as tbe Klan nomi
nee and Judge Kelly, who is not In
sympathy with the policies of the
Klan, and the matter resolves Itself
into the question: "Which do 'you
want?. A Klan judge or one who has
no entanglements?"
This issue Is made emphatic by the
failure of Mr. Thomas to join with the
other lawyers of the county In de
nouncing tho attack' made upon Judge
Calkins recently. It seems, "the die is
cast." ANOTHER REPUBLICAN
Medford, June '2S. ' VOTER.
CIGAR.
"T?HE old saying about
JL eternal vigilance
applies to the cigar busi
ness. Pest assured that
the makers of El Sidelo
Cigar exercise eternal
vigilance in all processes
of El Sidelo manufacture.
High grade. Havana filler
tobaccos and choice sh&le
wrappers deserve A-l J
in EI &del6.
1 ;.
Seven Distinguished Shapes
ioc 20T25C .15c - i forgot k
CI Sldelo Cftsr ! mmdc by
Con)oUdued Cigar Corporadoo
New Vork .
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Distributed by AM;KN LEWIS, Portland
Kl'GENK lilt.WCII, AI.LKN A. I.KWIH, ICugi
FINE BEAUTY SPOT
SAYS U. S. OFFICIAL
"I wus vory much surprised by the
quality of scenery on tho OreKon
Skyline from 1 Ha mo ml lake to Klk
lake, after coming -hero from that
part o .-California that is supposed m
be almost .tho Uxatt word,' was the
comment . this mot niiiK of L. l'
Kneipp, assistant United . States for
ester from Washington, V. C, who
has just returned to Portland after
being1 escorted over some of the na
tional forest wonder places of Cen
tral Oregon by Assiutunt .District Fur
ester C. J. HucU. t u i
"This : region pleases mug much
more," said Kiu'lpP. "It is so' much
moro livable. It is less severe than
tho Sierras. Tho one thing that sur
prised me was that tho areas nro not
patronized more than they are.
(.ixxl Camping l'huvs.
""I like Diamond lake especially'
well. Its grassy shores offer wider
opportunity toy camping use with
out impairing tho natural beauty of
tho lake. There Is opportunity for
semi-privacy around tho. shores that
can bo obtained at no other.
I don't think there is anything
about Din mo ml lake that makes it an
outstanding national attraction, but
it is a place to live, to enjoy summer
homes and camps. It Is more of. a
local than a national asset. Uk high-,
est use would bo to havo 101)0 tents
scattered in' nooks and groves nnd
200 or 300 summer homes. Kroiu
3000 to 3000 persons could use the
area throughout tho summer. It
seems to me that its largest use
could be made by the people of Ore
gon. SiMt Is Attractive.
1 "People who havo seen nil the
lakes, would not go a long distance
to see Diamond, it is certainly at
tractive, but not unique. It is not the'
lake that would draw peoplo from
New York or New Orleans or other
places, because they havo attractions
of that kind closer at home. To pre
serve it for that purpose would fall
to realize its highest value."
Knelpp is in charge of all tho rec
reational development work of tho
United States forest service through
out the United States. Ho visited
Elk, Odell and Crescent lakes, besides
Diamond. At Elk lake, Allen Wll
coxson, who wns recently granted a
permit by tho forest service for build
ing a resort, has put up nlno tents, a
little storo and 13 boats Portland
Journal.
Wlth Medford trade Is Menfnrfl made
JIKIfifei
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fill
immmW? f Lily
1 . : 1" 7 v
:iigc no
Ik 7 711
Ivor
when you use sugar and
Karo Crystal White instead of
all sugar. Be sure to ask your
grocer for Karo RED LABEL,
FREE: Ask yoir irocer or write
Com Products Refining Company.
Dept. A, Aruo, 111., for beautiful and
instructive Karo Preservint; Folder.
Srffin fttpivarntaHra S " V HffU 'lit i-ljf S'-
" ' Johnson-Ucfaar Company ' H l! i1 .J
Portland. Ore. fy -15-
DR: R1GKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
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Broken Iensos Accurately Duplicated
FACTORY ON I'ftKMISKS
BOH K Main, luuln
aNxoi'Xxcixg the
' Medford-Klamath
1 Freight Line
Truck lnako trip daily between
Medford and Klainalh l'alln
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I'hono 101
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By Weed Iiimibrr Company, Wood,
California, Timber Kallers to contract
combined falling, bucking and limb
ing. Uood earnings can be made and
living conditions ure of the best. Cot
tages aro available for families. In
toroBtod parties communicate direct
with Wood Luiubor Company, Wood,
California.
Fashionable
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Experience tn all branchet. .
Designing of all kinds. .
Prompt Attention to Mailorders,
nor. inth St. iijono s.n-Y
MAIL YOUR FILMS TO
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217 i:. Main St. Medford
WOOD!
IVy Mill Illochi.; Kir Slnb Wood and
all oUicr kiniLs of wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Cor. Third nnd I'lr
I'liiino Sfrt'J
Iry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing,
It4kpnlring.
S. W. FORSYTHE
' '. DYBIl AND CI.KAXKR
Prompt servlco and prices tho lowest
.'consistent with -first class work.
I'liono .'ill. Shop at 110 Mistletoe
Medford Athletic Club
IW'hlnd M'alkor's Untranco In alloy.
Open) 10 a. m. K 10 r. m. duily. ,ilot
and cold showers. MiisnnKlng.
t K.! (t. I$f)lt lUtOWX, Mgr. .
Continental
tSggayOODiWVEPlPE
I
Quotation on Pumps and ltonis for Ir
rigation. THOS. I. TKMPi.K. Medford
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
9 t
reserving
Mculties
Clean-up Sale
on Tires
: . I "r I
To clean up our stock we have a
few tires that wo can give except
tional prices., on..... All standard
stock: . , . i 1 1
Reg. Sale V.
30x3 Smooth Treads $ 9.90 $8.25
30x3 A. W. T , 11.40 9.40
30x3 Usco 10.20 8.b0
30x31-2 A. W..T 16.25 13.25
30x3 1-2 Usco.. 10.90 9.25
30x31-2 Royal 19.00 17.00
32x31-2 Nobby 24.05 18.00
32x4 1-2 Rib tread ......41.90 ' 27,95
37x5 Tubes 6.30 ,3.00
35x4 Tubes 3.80 1.80
Tire Sleeves, each ,.t 25c
Geo. L. Treichler
Motor Co.
10-18 S. Fir St.
Phone BOS
, - For Reliable
TRUCKING
PHONE 600-L
L. Knips Transfer
Car Washing Service
(ilvo Vour Car a Weekly Washing
for 91.00 a Month
VERNE S. WHITE
At HlttMOn's Oarngo
ft AUTO XOl'S. -! .,. r J
Wo Issue an insurance policy with
your auto top FKEI3 '"No premiums
to pay."' Only exclusive top shop In
the city. Mnlfnrd Anto Top Co. . JO
N. Orapar Phone 104i ", . Jj
CLOTHES
you're proud of '
$35 $505
KLEIN.
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
16inch Slab Wood, 'dry. in pttd,
$1.75 per tier.( Delivered 'reeto,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Block3, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped. :
Phone 631 '
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