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MEDFOttP MATn TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCP, OTCEOOy. FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
. . Records Bhow Unit Iowa Is tho load
ing state for Prohibition enforcement,
which so tar has fallod to divert any of
he tourist travel from Canada.
"PUT YOUR FEET IN MY HANDS
FOR THIRTY DAYS" (Ad Chicago
Tribune). All right, but don't you
tickle!
A Strafing club will be organized
next week, In order to get tho village
hating on a systematic basis.
Bm. Vawter, Jun., called on Dock
Plckel Wed. eve, and was not treated
Bin. Is a cute presidential possibility,
and the only babe In the world, who
when thinking looks like lie was mum
lng.
. Ever so often the papers toll of a
lady, always good looking, who jumped
out of an auto and landed In tho hospi
tal, while riding with a gent she never
saw before, which Is sad. Something
should be done to make chance
acquaintances observe the rulos of eti
quette, and koop girls from being irre
sponsible at the smoll of gasoline.
This Is the warmest summer tho val
ley has experienced In 12 yours, and
next summer will be the warmest In 13
years.
How ephemeral Is fame, whatever
that Is? The fans that nsod to choor
Babo, sometimes Baby Ruth, when he
hit a home run, now cheer when he
BtrlkoB out.
W. H. Fowlor Is again running out
of Arlington. (Pendloton Orogonlan).
What's .the Matter?
Due to a lot of sentimental plfflo In
1910-1920, Europo flndB it difficult to
blow her economic nose without bawl
lng for assistance from America. Her
statesmen will cook up a woudorful
scheme for rehabilitation, and, at the
finish there Is always an appeal for
assistance from tho US mostly flnun
clal,
B. Qoro and Lighthouse Hurry Will
ther jabbered at length Tues. ovo., and
the Espoo managed at 10:45 to get a
whistle in edgowiso.
GLUTTON FOR PUNISHMENT
(Corvallls Gazette Times)
For 31 yoarB think or it Hov.
Hays has boon punter of tho First
Presbyterian church of Johnstown,
Pa., In size one of the firBt forty
churches of tho denomination and
having a membership of over KiOO.
Think of any pastor remaining
with one congregation 31 years,
when most of llicui hays difficulty
In Btlcklng It out for a ycur or two.
Instead of hanging, bentlng, tarring
and shooting workers who take thoir
places In tho shops, the rail strikers
Bbould make them try to boat a pas
songor train to a crossing, In an nuto
A nice thing about Chas. Hall, the
dofoated-but-won't-bclleveit candidate
. for governor, the corrupt press Hud
nothing to do with it.
EGO
What though tho world rolls round for
untold yonrs,
While sens, through neons, toss their
sands ashore,
Tracing old talcs of tlmo on ocoan's
. floor.
Sifting more salt than drlos In all our
tears?
What though the winds tho tallest pine
tree hears
Still sing the songs they Bang long
time before,
Winding through stars a million yonrs
or more,
As whirling mist on meadows clouds
' and clonrs?
What comfort llos In this for heart and
will?
I cannot live their length fragile my
4 jirlme,
Brlof is my noon so let tho long lived
hill
Endure the storms; its grass and snow
are one.
Oh, let my days, that fill my short life
time, Be clovery sweet and bright beneath
, ,. . he win!
Elisabeth Wllklns Thomas. ,
GIVE THE PEOPLE THE FACTS.
WITH the tiling (if the rncn.ll against Slieritt Uerrill, the lime
has) come for those responsible for this action to present their,
evidence, to put all their curds ou the table.
The public charges against tho sheriff arc: . f
Non-performance of tho duties of his office
For malfeasance in office.
These are general charges. The people have the right to know
what specific nets justify them.
In precisely what instances has the sheriff failed to perform the
duties of his office? ;
In precisely what way lias the sheriff been guilty of malfeasance
n office? : " " t$.l&SlWPZX
Wti can't believe the instigators of this recall have brought these
charges merely on suspicion, and hearsay, There must be evidence to
support them. In justice- to themselves and in justice to Sheriff Ter
rill, they should now present their evidence, so that it may bo fully
end finally tested at the bar of public opinion.
No public official can hold office as long as Sheriff Terrill and
not have made mistakes. No. man can hold office without making
enemies.
What the people want to know is this: Has Sheriff Terrill been
so false to his public trust, so flagrantly derelict in duty, that he
should be singled out for public condemnation and dismissal from
public life, and he alone?
If he has been, then certainly there must he ample evidence to
support such drastic action. The time has come to present this evidence.
Comment of State Press on
Situation in Jackson County
Quill Points
Somo trust in Hoover, and some are buying their coal now while
it is cheaper.
Still, if Russia ever gels out of the woods, whero will she get the
pulp for her currency ?
Still, tho chap who said skirts were coming down, hit it about
an well as tho chap who said prices were.
Remember, however, it is the pursuit of happiness that is an in
alienable right, not happiness itself.
It is very pleasant to get up at C o'clock. It gives you time to
enjoy a delightful nap before breakfast.
Tlabc Ruth is rapidly approaching the point where there won't be
anything to do but write a book about it.'
Speaking of endurance tests, there is the stunt of listening until
tho amateur gardncr has finished telling about it.
Detectives are an industrious lot. "When they haven't anything
clso to do, they, rush out and get baffled again.
Now that women arc to be admitted to the Hall of Fame, we nomi
nate that wonderful creature who invented lemon pie.
Stories that tho former kaiser is plotting a come-back would
sound more convincing if ho didn't need the advertising to sell his
book.
RipplingRhuu&s
py wu ricwon,
UNTIMELY TALK.
SOMKTIMHS, returning from tho mart, my life is full of care,
with problems grave, that break my heart, and ache mid fos
ter there. For silence then my spirit panls; it is the balm that
heals; and l'l"be glad if all my aunts would cut out foolish spiels.
Hul they've a dozen tales to tell to make me stand aghast, of piffl
ing mishaps that befell sjnee I was with them last. They see the
ghastly sweat of grief upon my pallid brow, but they won't make
their stories brief, or any rest allow. The gossip of the neigh
borhood I hear in all details; how Mrs. Bunk and Mrs. Stood
scrapped with their fingernails; tho Smiths were driven from
their flat, my Aunt Jemima drools, because they kept an Airedale
cat, which was against' the rules; old Gaffer Twinkle beat his
wife, with many lusty smacks, because she used his poeketknife
to pry out rusty tacks. I'm weariod 'by the beastly grind, I'm
jaded and distraught, and I have probems in my mind that call
for sober thought. And all tho females of my house, my aunts
and nieces nine, are chirping round like startled grouse, and
wrench this heart of mine. "When man, who wins the daily bread
to his bleak dwelling goes, his aunts should merely soak his head,
and let him have repose. . . ......
We Buy Good Used
Cars for Cash!
ALSO SELL CARS FOR YOU
ON A COMMISSION BASIS
Watch our daily ads for a snap
Some exceptionally good fruit hauling jobs
to offer. We furnish the truck- and prac
tically all the finances. When truck is not
working no payments to make.
HITTSON MOTORS
Deflying the Law
Governor Olcott very properly di
rected the attorney: general to take
charge of prosecutions In Jackson
county that the local authorities neg
lect to conduct.
The mere fact thflt the Ioca author
ities refuse to take any action in con
nection with the niob outrages that
took place In that county this spring Is
no excuso for permitting law violators
to go unpunished. The executive is
the sworn officer of the state for the
enforcement or the law and when local
officers .fail to do so It is the gover
nor's duty always to' take action. In
Jackjon county the violations were fla
grant and notorious, so much so that
they attracted the attention of the fed
eral authorities and rumor has it that
the government's secret service forces
have supplied the state authorities
with much of their Information. It is
also very probable that the Klu KIux
Klan outfit in that county will be in
for a very stormy time and some of its
members may learn that it is a serious
offense to don a nightshirt and proceed
to mete out "Justice" with a mob jury.
Even -the mob that crucified Christ
went through the ceremony first of ap
pealing to the Roman court ahd it
carried on its depredations unmasked
and in the open day.
It Is quite likely too that the legal
proceedure to be instituted in Jackson
county by the attorney general, may
reveal Boine startling reasons as to
why the local authorities refused to
act. , It Is also more than likely that
when the facts In connection with the
Jackson county . outrages are known
that they will place the governor's
noted pre-election proclamation in an
entirely different light. .
In any event, the matter should he
pushed vigorously so as to clear the
atmosphere for the important coming
state elections. This, with the recount
should be gotten out of the way as
speedily as possible. The people are
entitled to know all that can be known
in reference to both matters before
they cast their ballots this fall, and
they are entitled to know as quickly as
possible. Corvallls Gazette Times.
the National Guard, as members of the
Klan, so as to give the klausmen free
rein to regulate the community as they
see fit with Immunity from Interfer
ence and prosecution. In many in
stances, as has happened in Jackson
county, no effort is made to find or
punish those guilty of outrage.
Whether or not the Inaction of the
Jackson county law enforcement offic
ials is duo to K. K. K. membership or
affiliation, remains to be ascertained.
We have the public admission of the
mayor of Medford, where one of the
victims was kidnapped, that he is him
self a member of the Klan and proud
of It which in tins connection lias its
own significance.
The state of Oregon will have In this
Important prosecution, the hearty co
operation and assistance of the United
btates department of justice, , which
has gathered much evidence concern
ing these outrages. Prosecution Itself
rests with local and state, instead of
federal authorities. Among the needs
developed by Klan outrages In various
parts of the country is a statute auth
orizing federal prosecutions when
local, authority breaks down.
This Is the second time in as many
years, that the governor has found It
necessary to direct the attorney-general
to act as special prosecutor in
Jackson county because pf the failure
of the district attorney to properly
function, the previous instances being
the cases arising out of the failure of
the bank of Jacksonville. It would ap
pear that they are recalling, the wrong
party In Jackson county It Is not the
sheriff that Is at fault. Salem Capital
Journal. ' '
Enforcing the Law
Following the failure of local author
ity to function, and the consequent
breakdown of law enforcement in Jack
son county, Governor Olcott has very
properly directed Attorney General
Van Winkle to take charge of a grand
jury Investigation and prosocution of
outrages committed there, In which
the Ku Klux Klan is alleged to be Im
plicated. Although over, three months have
elapsed Hince the three southern Ore
gon nock-tie parties were pulledoff
and tho victims 'pulled-up by masked
and gowned mobs, the district attor
ney of Jackson county has made no
effort to probe tho outrages and punish
tho perpetrators, and there is appar
ently no Intention of action by his
office.
t Is part of the Ku Klux Klan pro
gram of operations to paralyze the
avenging arm of justice by admission
to "citizenship" in the "Invisible Em
plro" of local law enforcing officials.
The first effort in a community is al
ways to enlist Judges, district attor
neys, sheriffs, constables and county
officials, and mayors, policemen, and
city officials, as woll as members of
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES
HqiiPezo tho Julco of two li'mons
Into a buttle containing throe ounces
of Orchard Whlto, which any drug
store will Hiipply for a few cents,
Hhako well, and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful loin
on bleach. Massage -this sweotly frag
rant lotion into tho face, neck, nrms
and hands each day. then shortly
note the beauty and whiteness of
your skin.
Famous stage, beauties use till
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-whlto complexion,
also nts a freckle, sunburn, and tan
bleach because. It doesn't irritate.
WOOD!
Dry Mill mocks; Fir Slab Wood and
all other kinds ol wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Cor. Third and Fir
... Phone 1M2
4 1
Soiled, opottod or Mnincd
enrini'iil will again look
like new if iry Olpnned
by us, .. . . ,
WWTSATISFIEO
"VOU ARE'
"WE ARE NOT
UNLESS
E What Is the steel plto between
a locomotive and a tender culled'.'
6 What is perjury?
7 How many holidays are observed
each year by the postoffice depart
ment? '
S What country spends the most
monev fnr npWHtialier advertising?
9 How long have women been per-v
mitted to practice before the U. b.
supreme court.
10 How does Captain Amundsen
expect to keep in contact with the
world during his polar expedition?
Answers to Yesteday's Questions
, 1 How many balls batted out of the
park at baseball games are recovered?
Ans. About five per cent.
2 what is the value of the hotel
property of the United States? Ans.
$6,500,000,000.
3 What will clean tombstones that
have become discolored? Ans. Wash
the surface with a mixture of finely
powdered pumice stone and vinegar;
leave for several hours then , brush
well and wash clean.
4 Where do we get the word whole
sale? Ans. It is a combination ol
whole and sale.
5 Who was the first successful
English woman dramatist? Ans. Alpha
Bonn.
6 What three presidents were born
in North Carolina? Ans. Jackson,
Polk and Johnson.
7 To what continent are monkeys
who hang by their tails confined?
Ans. South America. ,
8 What is the capacity of the lar
gest railroad cars? Ans. One hun
dred and twenty tons.
9 How many tons of oil are con
sumed daily by the liner Majestic?
Ans. Eight hundred.
10 Where do we get the word tor
nado? Ans. It Ib from the Spanish,
tornado meaning "a turning about."
11 5 a I
IN NEED," SAYS
LITTLE WOMAN
Portland, Resident Is Aston
ished at Way Tanlac Rid
Her of Dyspepsia and Re
stored Her Health.
The recallers in Jackson county
should reflect. The public service
commission in Oregon was recalled.
Some very excellent and exceptional
gentlemen were put in office but the
state is still asking "now we've got
'em, what are we going to do with'
'em?" Oregon City Enterprise.
vi am certainly grateful to thu
friend who urged me to try Timlau
as It has certainly been n friend in
need," said Mrs. C. A. Larson, 31)2
East 30th St., Portland, Oregon,
"Two years ago 1 began to surfer
from indigestion and a very bud form
of stomach trouble. My nppotlto was
very poor, what I ate distressed niu
terribly and would bloat mo up-so
bad I juat had to gasp for breath, and
my heart would palpltate.so It fiinlit
ened me. I suffered awfully with
constipation, dizzy spells and sick
headaches. My arms ached badly, and
the muscles of my legs, hurt so I
could hardly get about. Nothing I
tried seemed to do me any good.
"It's astonishing tho way Tanlac
helped mei My appetite is now
splendid. 1 sleep woll and my nerves
are steady, in fact, all Tanlac Is cer
tainly a good medicine."
Tanlac is sold by all goqd druggists.
, - , , Adv.
With Medford trado is Medford mndo
HOW MUCH. DO
YOU KNOW?
1 How many tributaries has tbe
Mississippi river?
2 What country bought the most
automobiles from this country last
year?
3 When is government time broad
casted by the station at Arlington?,;
4 When is wine dry?
THE "EMERSON" BRAND OF
SHOES AND OXFORDS
for men are made of all solid leather and
sell from $5.00 up to $9.00 a pair. Next time
you need a pair of good Shoes or Oxfords,
let us fit you to a pair in this brand.
"Oonn Smoss"
21 North Central Ave.
... :.. (Since 1912) . -
JACKSON tXHXTY FAIR, SKI'TKMHMt IS TO 10
MY CLEARANCE SALE
Suits oil Sale
STYLEPLUS AND SOCIETY
BRAND SUITS
$25.00 Suits, now' ...... . .. $21.85
$30.00 Suits, now . $26.50
$35.00 Suits, now ....... .,.$30.65
$40.00 Suits, now $35,9.0
$45.00 Suits, now .$39.35
$50.00 Suits, now .... $43.75
$16.50 and $18.00 Beach Cloth
Suits
, f , . $14.35
1 HOSIERY
Regular 35c Jrou Sox
pair
Durham Cotton Sox,
pair
Regular 45c Lisjc Sox,
pair .'... ,
Phoenix Silk Sox,
$1.25 value, pair
Fancy Silk Sox,
$1.00 value, pair
25c
15c
39c
98c
75c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Regular U. V. D. Union Suits, tf1.,..nQ
'r.50 value'..'... ....V
Athletic Union Suits, Q (
1.25 value L 'SC
Athletic Union Suits,
.1.00 value
Mesh Knit Union Suits, ff
.1.25 value MAVV
Balbriggan Union Suits,
$1.25 value
65c
85c
WORK CLOTHES
98c
Khaki Shirts,
$1.25 value
Blue and (Gray
Chambrny Shirts
Men's Garters, .
25c to 35c value
Khaki Pants,
$2.25 value ,
Khaki Hats,
worth $1.00
69c "T
$1.69 Mn .
WC i m r,
DRESS SHIRTS
$1.25 and $1.50 value 'Per
cale Shirts, AO
each vOC
Madras Shirts d I
$1.75, $2 val.....V A
Corded Madras Shirts, $2.50
values. 1 Q Ci
each Jj). J..OP
Satin Stripe Crepe Shirts,
$4.00 values, ' fQ rj
f)iUU
REGULAR $4.00 FELT
each
HATS, SPECIAL $2.48
Men's
Caps
98c
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
MEDFORD, OREGON
Boy's
Caps
98c
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR, SEPTEMBER 13 TO 16