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itEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, "NfTEDFORT). OREGON". . SATURDAY. JULY 1.
PA'OE TTTREK
Medford Mail Tribune
HOW ABOUT THAT GOLF CLUB?
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AVK YOU A GOLF CLUB?" T
ninety per cent of the Eastern
traveller.
It is a safe assertion that at least 50 tourists. from Portland ulone
would spend part of the summer here this year if there were a good
nine-hole golf course. 1 ;
Golf is no longer an exclusive game. When participants are con
sidered it is the national game. With the average well-to-do East
erner looking for a better climate in which to spend his restful years,
only places with golf courses are considered.
That this fact is recognized generally can be demonstrated here
in Oregon. Medford is the only progressive community of any size
in the state without its golf course.
Eugene, Salpm, Corvallis, Baker City, Hood River and Roseburg
all have golf courses or are mow putting them in. Hood River is
spending $20,000 for its land alone, and at least $15,000 for laying out
the course. Roseburg has a club of 100 members that has raised
$20,000. .
Medford will soon be hopelessly out of it as a tourist center if a
golf cl ub. is not established. , Not only are. the conditions for golf
ideal here, but with the fishing and hunting, a golf course would
make this part of Oregon truly a Sportsmen's Paradise.
I , Some time ago a movement for a golf club was launched, hut it
linnarentlv has been lost somewhere in the shufflo. It should be re
vived at once. The way to revive it, is to get busy with that subscrip
tion list. '
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
.Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
There will be more, dances, held
throughout the county, tonight than
, thore are , self-confessed Democratje
voters In the same area.
Reports . from Dublin and other
poiuts on the Irish front, Indicate that
none of the village gossips are left on
the prominent street corners agitating.
The waters ot the flogue are con
taminated, and there has been nothiug
like it since the Lusitnnia was sunk.
11111
(Coos Bay Times)
WHY To Mr. and Mrs. Itert
Why, June 27, a son, their first
child.
Many rural 4ds are in the metropolis
today, rubbing fenders with the town
vehicles.
Fatty Arbuckle Is broke. Jack Demp
' eey 1b broke. There are no others.
Quill Points
Too many politicians don't care a darn which way the world goes
just so they can lead it.
' The modern man thinks he. is rqugliing it if he walks in the park
wearing a soft shirt with the collar open.
Ford says our rolling stock is too heavy. It does seem to have
an uufair advantage. of a jitney at a crossing.
act
1. Whore Is -Mecca .'
2. Why Ih rainwater better than
any oilier for plants.'
3. When wiih woolen manufucture
Introduced In Enulnnd?
4. JIow much does water expand
freezing?
5. What are two synonyms for
the word adjacent?
11. Figuratively what It meant by
juggernaut?
7. When was the stump
passod ?
8. hat crystalline snapa does ice
assume?
9. How many of Napoleon's
brothers were niado king by him?
10. What is the railroad distance
from New York to Chicago?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions:
1. tllow can color be restored lo
an article that has been affected by
acid? Aim. Dip It in a weak solu
tion of baking soda and water.
2. What is lucerne? Ana. It Is
another name for alfalfa.
4. Between , what states Is the
Chattahooc.hu river? Ana., Georgia
and Alabama.
6. What are two synonyms ot the
word accompany? Ann. Follow and
attend.
6. For what Is pumice stone used?
Ans. For grinding and polishing.
7. What were the desceadents of
Lot called? Ans. Moabltes.
8. How la the governor of Alaska
selected? Ans. . liy .presidential ap
pointment. 9. Why are jieople who live In
tropical countries .dark eyed ? - Ans.
The dark color protects the eye from
the Intense glare of the sun.
10.. How high, is the.Miittorhorn?
Ans. , 14,830 feet.
A Great Big -Dance J
In the Cool Open Air
-3-4 Ashland
July
Sound waves are broadcasted great distances by means of sending
stations; crime waves by means of filling stations.
At times we wonder why courts can't order mistrials in the case
of men who have money to spend and save the expense of juries.
- "It is a great thing to come from a state' of poverty,'
dnstrial magnate." It is if you come far enough from.it.
sayg an in-
One hesitates to discourage the dear girls, but it may be remark
ed in passing that rich husbands frequently' are poor husbands. ,.
Civilization, doesn't improve the odors much. - About the. time
man learned to take a bath, he learned to smoke' Turkish cigarettes.
Professional purifiers announce A
campalgn for a new code of ethics for
humanity. The one set forth In the
, Bible , ?nnnot be used for political pnd
financial advancement, and Is out of
date. ".
, YE CAUTIOUS SCRIBE
(Yreka, Cal., Journal)
Cherries we understand are
about, ripe, although ,we have. not.
seen any In the market yet. , The :
crop is, we .understand, short on
account of the frost. - -
A UofO. co-ed, was noted Fri. eve
gazing learnedly at a mag. that they
would not allow in the woodshed when
her Ma was a flapper.
RipplingRhijrass
THE SWAT SEASON.
Conditions ..have arrived at the spot
-where It Is necessary to spend some
, money for adequate fire protection, or
prohibit matches.
Indignation ran high in the 'Nash
dist. last pm. when the baseless rumor
was sprayed that one ot the leading
miners had gone to work.
FRANK AND CANDID
(Orovllle, Calif., Mercury)
- Silk Socks 49c. 2,000 pairs pur-'
chased for this sale.- You never'
saw such values. They won't last
long. . .''!
., Oneof these days a smart politician
will cpme along, and run for something
on' a "Gasoline on Tick" platform, and
., get elct,ed.
The "Memoirs" ot the Kaiser, unlike
. the 'Wk. war, were written by himself,
without any partner.
The local movie wOrld has been aug
mented the past week by a new screen
' door on the Joe Brown-Ed .White re
sort.."
All the big dailies of California are
( ; Indulging in an effort to boost northern
6 California, devoting entire pages to
editorials and -pictures: This is one
trick Portland molders of public opin
ion will never be guilty of.
1 ".'THE UN-ROBTED
1,1 (Gold Beach Reporter)
f he girls in: Gold. Beach are all
getting their hair boboed thia year.
N6ti only the young girls but the
, married ones. Luclle . Bothwell,
.. Marion. Starr; Irene Chenoweth
and; Alma Carey are the only girls
left, with unbobbed hair.
Hit Friend Recommended Them
"Six years ago," writes W. H. Shad-
well, Stanley, Va., "I had kidney trou
ble, and at times was unable to raise
myself in bed. Foley Kidney Pills
. were recommended to me by the Chief
oi the Fire Department. After using 3
bottles I was. completely .relieved and
have never had a return of the symp
toms."' Why Buffer when you can get
relief from rheumatic pains, backache,
swollen, sore and Btiff joints, sleep
..disturbing bladder weakness and. other
svmntoms of disordered kldneyB. Sold
i7 everywhere, A'lv,
O H, MY-DAUGHTER, bring the .swatter, for the flies my
forehead chew; always dearie, for the weary there is some
. thing fierce to do. Man must never cease endeavor, something
tiresome must be done; always jumping, always humping, till his
earthly course is run. I am weary, old and leery, and I'm yearn
ing for repose; but when napping flies come scrapping oh my
forehead and my nose; ay, the friskers climb my whiskers and'
they drill among my hair, and they tickle and they, prickle and
they drive me to despair. So, my daughter, bring the swatter1'
that. .our leading goldsmith made, with its floppcr framed in
copper and its handle pearl-inlaid. Bring the swatter and I'll
.totter up atid down these princely halls,; slaying, sloshing, flies
a-squashing on the ceilings and. the. walls. Flics are coming
hear them humming !-they arrive on' every breeze, little caring
that, they 're bearing germs of every known disease. And we pot
them and We swat them, and the toiler never' quits, but a dozen
come a-bu..in' for the one the swatsmitli hits. It is .useless,
though it's truceless, though our labors never end; yet, my dough
tec, bring .the swatter, then just watch my smoke ascend. ' ' ;
Bible Questions
and Answers
:. Questions
1. Why did King Ahasuoms make
Esther his queen?
2. Did he know of her parentage or
race ? IS
3. Who was Naomi? 5
4. in what book do you find the
parable of the man who would not fur- as
give? I SEE
5. What did Pharaoh s daughter do :
when she found Moses? 1
6. When was David born? ,
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1. There, are 773,692 words in the
Bible. ' '
2. Ill John Is the shortest book of
the Bible.
3.- Patriarch was the name given to
the head of a family. ' -1
4. The Pharisees were a religious r
party among the Jews at the time ot
Christ. 1
6. "Seraphim" was an order of
Celestial beings, whom Isaiah beheld
In vision standing above Jehovah as he
sat upon his throne. ,. ,
6. The Egyptian.) princess rescued
Moses from the bulrushes because his
cries moved her to compassion.
-The open air platform is assuming attractive proportions. , Promises to be one
of the chief attractions at the coming Fourth of July celebration at Ashland.
Carpenters are putting the finishing touches on the floor and smoothing it
up so that those who swing a wicked limb may have the time .of their young
lives. .
Everyone is predicting that it will be the snappiest, cleanest and most
i enjoyable event ever attempted in Ashland.
'ALL STAR DANCE ORCHESTRA
The pick of the best dance musicians in SOUT1IKKN OKKOOX AXI) NORTHERN CALIFOR
NIA, thiMiiost efficient aggregation of real Jazzy hounds ever assembled together. Four leaders
of FOl'R different established orchestras. Masters' til' their respective instruments and need
no introduction to the dancing public. Assembled without regard to expense.
i CARL H.; LOVELAND, Director
SAXOPIIONK, FISH HORN AND CL.A1UONNT. Director of "lioveland's Paramount Orches
tra; Ashland Concert Hand and Ashland High School Hand." Three years with the-Seattle
Hippodrome, the largest dance hall on the coast. Mr. Loveland is considered one of the best
Saxophonists available.
HERBERT ALFORD
- BANJO AND SAXOPHONE. . Director of the Imperial Orchestra of Medford, Oregon, which
; has been drawing crowds at the Natatorium for the past two years. Mr. Alford is a "whin'
on the banjo and saxaphone. His middle mime is "PEP." CAYANNE hasn't anything on
this hoy. ,
..GEORGE .WHEELER
MARIMBA AND XYLOPHONE. Director of Wheeler's Orchestra, Dunsmuir, Calif. Noted
' for the wonderful dance nnisie he plays. . Mr.. Wheeler is considered the , best Marimba and
; Xylophone player on the coast. '-''" :.:.
HERBERT , LAUNSPACH
: PIANO AND CLAIRINET. Directonof Imunspach's Orchestra of
knows "Herb" at the Piano. He is a bear for dance time and rythm.
HARRY SNYDER
' TROMRONE AND PIANO. A natural Jazzy Musician, picked for this Orchestra, be.canse of
his nbilty as a "Jazzy" Trombone player, unequaled in this vicinity.
CHAS. ROBERTSON - f
i DRUMS AND TRAPS. Mr. Robertson is the peer of all drummers around here. A specialist
,jn time,. and .rythm .and the '' Peppiest wicldcr of..thc ebony sticks you.cver. danced to.
Medford. Everybody
DON'T, FORGET. THE OPENING DANCE
SATURDAY; EVENING, JULY 1ST
ltf4 Qndlty Jwlry mepalrlnf.
Xepalrlntf.
Satisfaction Assured In
, . quality and piiue. ,t 1 '
" Hall us your wants.
MARTIN 3. REDDY
WANTED
By Weed Ijumber Company, Weed,
California, Timber Fallers to contract
combined .falling, bucking and limb
ing. Good earnings can be made and
living conditions are. of the best. Cot
tages are availa-ble for families. In
terested parties communicate direct
with Weed Lumber jCompany,. Weed,
California.
COMMUNICATIONS
Regarding "Mrs. Jay"
To the Editor:, In a recent Issue of
your paper the following Item appear
ed in the Ashland correspondence:
"Mrs. Jay, coloratura sapollo,
has been engaged by, the Llthtans
to tutor the grand chorus, which
will lend vocal embellishment to
the big parade features next'
week." . . :
Mrs. Jay graciously accepts the term
"sapolio" as a typographical error for
"soprano." However, as a friend of
Mrs. Jay, I wlsh.to correct the Impres
sion that the word "soprano will
leave, as the lady Is not a vocalist, but
a talented composer, and as such nas
embellished the sparkling llthla waters
of Ashland with -music-that is even
more sparkling to the ear than the fa
mous water is sparkling to the eye and
palate.
I will also take the. liberty ot stating
that the march, "Tipperary" that came
out (luring , the early period of the
World War and was so greatly loved
by the English speaking people, but
was suppressed on the American conti
nent as being partial to England, from
where it reached the public, wag com
posed by none other than our esteemed
Visitor, Mrs. Jay; the manuscript of
that wonderful, heart-stirring chorus
was stolen before she could . get . It
copyrighted. However, London pub
lishers-are now paying royalties to
New York firm that looks after the
author's interests.
I will also state that Mrs. Jay Is by
no means a stranger In southern Ore
gon, as she has . stopped oft here . a
number of times in the past few years
1 as a guest ot Mr. and Mrs. D. P, Blue
of Ashland, and will comply with the,
wishes of the Ashland Fourth of July
celebrating committee by appearing on
a float, and render the new and fitting
musical creation on a piano mounted
on a float, and thus give an audible
sparkle to our truly sparkling Llthla.
: E.'W. LILJEORAN.
Medford, Oregon, June 30, 1922. ''
; Opposes. TcrtU . Kocall. , j
To .the Editor: ,' ' '
The recall of tha county sheriff will
cost over $3000, If It goes through.
Ashland's (bill wilt be lmoat $600. 1
refused to sign the recall petition.
Npw. if those . engaged. In. the . recall
know, that what, they charge against
Terrill is true, why In the name or
honest common sense,.jlon t..Uiey .o
before a Justice of tho peace and
make oath to that-. effect,, nave mm
pinched and ,bound over. to the grand
jury? The cost would not equal that
of tho Ashland election bill.
What has the W. C. T. U.. a non
partisan, non-political bunch, to do
with .this mess? What right has a
church pastor to tako a bunch of re
call papers Into his pulpit on Sunday
and hold it up and talk about . 4t?
What, does he get for It?
In all history, whenever a church
went , Into, politics, it went down.
Churoh members can do as they
please about It; but no man has a
right, to drag the pulpit into such .a
dirty, mess of political mud. If Ter
rill did wrong, there is a clean, clear-
cut way through the grand Jury to
oust him. I don't believe he is guilty
ot wljat he is' .charged, with, t My
opinion is that -some meddler wants
to get him out and then try for a
grab t the county seat, and Is using
the Wf CsT. U. and a few preachers
to rake out their chestnuts.
T have , been a clergyman in . tHe
Methodist, church for more thon
40 years. AMOS DAHUFF. '
. .440. Palm Avnue, -Ashland, - Ore.
June 29, 1922. , '
CoimtmnAL
oodStavePipe
Quotation on rumps and Bams for lr
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' - THOS. I. T EM I'M?, Medford
WO O D !
Dnr Mill Blocks:" Fir Slab Wood and
, al otuur ktnda ot wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Oor. Third and Kir ' Phone 4
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
16inch Slab Wood, dry in yard,
$1.75 per tier. Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped.
Phone 631 1
t n 11
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing,
ltvpoirlng.
S. W. FORSYTHE
. DYEK AND CLEANER
Prompt service-and prices the lowest
consistent with first class work.
Phono 341. Hliop at 110 Mixtlctoe
TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20, 1922 !
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE '
i DALLY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1;00 p. m.
Lv, Roseburg i:3f a. m., 2p. m. ;
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE
' DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
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.,-5:3d p, m. , ,
SUNDAY ONLY , , '
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. '
Lv. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m 4:30 p, m. '
We connect with stages for Portland, Marshdold and Crescent
City. . . i
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. T ;
Phone 300 1 ' - ' . -. .';
"Car Washing Service '
Give .Your Car a Werkly Washing
for 91.00 a Month
' VERNE S. WHITE
-. At TIlMnon's Caraco
Fashionable
DRESSMAKING
Experience In all branches.
. Designing. -of all klndB.
- Promet Attention to Mailorders.
OR W. loth St. Phone S58-Y
Medford Athletic Club
Behind Walker's Kntranco In all
Opon 10 a. in. to 10 p, m. daily. 1
and cold showers. Mjuwaglng.
v.K. O.. HOB BItQW.,.Mgr.
OREGON . .CAVES ; CAMP
NOW OPEN
Meals and flleeplng Accommodations
..at- Uio. entrance.
, It. McILVBEN.
Waving tans, swayed by the hands of .men and women
whose labor was held of small moment save as it pro
vided comfort to their high-born -masters,, was once, a
symbol of luxury.
To day every man and every woman, and every small baby, slecp
ing through hours of summer's heat, may have the comfort of air
etir'red to invigorating freshness hy constant, motion.
Instead of ostrich plumes, the fans are-made of scintillant blades
of brass. Instead of hands of ebon slaves, they move to the power
of our mftdern servitors volts, amperes and watts, summoned by
Ihe touch of a button from today's Circuit of Service.
The California Oregon Power Company
Phone 168 - Medford, Oregon 218 West Main SrUet
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