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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922
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Yet Smudge Pot
i By Arthur Perry.
The main agitator of the Non-Parti
sun league, is. coming to Oregon, to
make some speeches. Every time
fool idea ., gets .In poor health, I hoy
bring it tq Uregon to recuperate;
There was a Ford parade last eve,
which narrowly averted being held up
by the same.
Up to date no one has been able to
construct a utory with only one side.
i ,
It often looks like the nation was on
the verge of government by a coupling
pin, with a miner's lamp In place of
the torch on the statute of Liberty.
THE HARVEST OF GOSSIP
(Press Dispatch)
There was nothing betweon
Phillips and Mrs. Meadows, but a
: wagging tongue drove Mrs. Phil
lips on; and a woman is dead,
another may bo hanged, a third
lias become a nervous wreck; a
man is undergoing the bitterest
period In his life, and the relatives
, are In mourning or disgrace.
Sam Richardson' Jr. is enjoying a
visit from his tlranilpa from Mo. The
latter knew the former when he was
not cognizant of local happenings to
any extent.
' ' '
The Prince of Wales was best man
at. a royal wedding Monday, but a
Duke Is united to a $10,000,0(10 bride.
A XD NOW coin.'s K. IS. Howell (if Omnlia. Howell :lial!i-n (.'()
X 3L tlie Old (iiiiii'il in Xi-liriiskfi, as Ucwriilye dirl in Jmlinna, us
J'incliot diil in l'eimsylviiiiiii, as lirooklwirt did in Iowa, and like them
he lias won by apparently a large plurality.
The writing' on the walj is fairly plain. The Eepubliean party of
the middle west is in revolt, not against Harding personally, but
Hjxainst that conservative leadership which he represents. ' In the
rural districts particularly, the Republican voters don't like the pro
posed tariff, "they don't like the proposed Ship Subsidy, they favor
the farm bloc, and they intend to change leadership in the senate,
from the right to the left.
Of course there will be those who will see hj this sti iking phenom
ena, defeat for the Republican purly in the full. They will inter
pret these primaries as a condemnation of the Harding administration
and a. desire for radical political change. ' .
We doubt this. Unless we are much mistaken there is no enthu
siasm but a very general satisfaction with Harding as president. A
vast majority of the people feel that he is doing the best he can under
the circumstances, and arc inclined to give him their support.
But they aren't satisfied with congress.. They do not like many
of the measures which Ilaj'ding has approved, and some of the ad
visers the president has accepted, but the major blame they place on a
vacillating and do-nothing congress. Consequently they are proceed
ing us rapidly ami effectively nvpossible to change tjie leadership in
congress, and reform the Kepubliean party, rather than splitit.
In other words the victories of men like Beveridge, Hrookhart, and
I'inehot, insteai of showing a weakness in the O. O. 1. rank and file
shows, in all likelihood, u decided vitality and strength. Instead of
sending dissatisfied voters to the Democratic party, they are keeping
those voters in the fold, and making the Old Guard decidedly un
happy and uncomfortable, but si ill within the party because they
have no other place to go. , ' -"
Quill Points
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
was the first periscype
does a biennial plant
Eternal HinaNhing of fanatics' is the price of liberty.
The man who doesn't treat his wife any too well usually treats
other men's wives too often.
It isn't the harml'ulness of rouge and other beauty aids that im
press us, but their futility.
Correct this sentence. "How dare you kiss me," cried the flap
pel'; "I am not that kind of a girl."
Paying for the war might be even more burdensome. Suppose wq
had to wear spiral putties while doing it.
There's one fine thing about mere ordinary singers. They get by
With it without revealing their tonsils.
If a man is down in the mouth, let him sit where a mosquito can
get at him and he'll soon eoiue up to scratch. .,, , '
The Red Cross reports 8,000,000
people homeless In Russia and, not
an automobile In the bunch.
I.lttle Jack Horner t
Stood on the corner,
Fighting for votes and right.
He moved his jaws,
And made some new laws,
And wouldn't go home at night.
)it RIGHT FOR ONCE
(Salem Capital-Journal)
,'.."Wllh wind .regards, 1 am, very
truly yours,
(Signed) "CHARLES HALL."
It Is about tlmo the Portland papers
started a vigorous, and whole-souled
discussion of tlio primary campaigns
in Missouri and Massachusetts.
The corn in the C. Pt. 'diet. Is almost
es tall as the weeds on Main St.
The Espee has smeared tar and rock
over the autc-englno trystlng spot. A
speed Idiot misjudging a cowcatcher
now stands a chance ot having his
clothes blackened, and the hide barked
off his anatomy.
The village is going to hate an ar
mory, but what the district really
needs is another feetory, so Bhlmllg
ging won't die out.-
Some people expect a policeman to
patrol the streets liko a Ciulshevlki
with ber first lipstick.
SIMPLE FAITH
(Pendleton East Oregonlan)
LOST Will the tlndor of a ten
dollar bill which I lost Saturday
afternoon between. 2:30 and 3
clock on Main St. please, return a
a rt of lLf-Jo8' Harvey. ICast
4itpvl has arisen In oratorical
fttM!ie circle over whether Noah
imOt ( rk out of oak or "codnr or
t.TKii-r Thr is not much to the
incur that It possessos grout
jxrtiiiti.
A . of eftlzww are going to the
V, fm of the fact that there Is
tf i4 mwt t home.
' T Murtlemm IlTnlurort
pfihl.VM, Arir.. July 18. Man
uj HtrHntx und Placldlo Silvas. con
rimM Murdrr who escaped last
nlKbt, wero recaptured
tiny Mort noon today by a posse
1I4m4 if Hberlff Harry Saxon, about
f.M 4 half mllea southwest of
t mn4, me l 30 miles north of
A lot of men who think they are broad-minded are simply too shal
low minded to afford anchorage for an opinion.
It would be fine, as the communists say, if every man could get
nil that is coming to him. But it might require enlarging the jails.
Sou says the reason ho likes bobbed hair is because ho doesn't
have to search the ear every morning to get the hairpins out of the
tonneau.
RipplingRhijniGs
ft
BARDS AND FARMERS.
TO Til
" ing 1
loaf-
there, while the husbandmen are bringing corn and tur
nips to tho fair. Oh, the farmers raise their squashes, build the
burn and crib and byre while the poet only sloshes tinhorn music
from his lyre. And the farmers feed the nuisses.'and they make
the world go round, 'but the poet, ns he passes, merely deals in
empty sound." Said the bard, "The busy granger, ns he. toils
from day to day, us he fills the yawning manger with the home
grown brands of hay, quotes the message of the singers, quotes the
poets' cheer-up dope, thinking that the bard.s are dingers, giving
courage, pep and hope. 'Let us then be up und doing,' quotes the
farmer, as he plows; 'still achieving, still pursuing,' feeding hogs
und milking cows. And the poets words inspire him as he labors
nil day long, und I fear you'd only tire him if you robbed him of
his song. Oh, we work in divers manners, ns the bright days come
und go; some nre born to carry banners, some are born to shovel
suow; und no man should view his neighbors with a sneejing sort
of mirth, saying, "Useless are your labors why not tumble off
the earth t"
1 When
used?
2 When
bloom ?
3 How much does water expand In
freezing? ' i
4 In how many languages is the
Bible printed?
5 How long do lions live?
8 How many woods are sold under
the name of mahogany?
7 What will remove chocolate stain
from tablecloth?
8 Of what denomination are the
people who give tbe passion play at
Oberammergau?
8 How many Americans have gone
to Canada this year
10 What metals are used mostly for
making cooking utensils?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 How many distilleries were
closed by prohibition? Ans. 236.
2 Who composed the opera "Tann-
hauser"? Ans. Wagner.
3 Wliut goddess arose from the
foam of the sea? Ans. Venus.
4 How many times was Rome pil
laged mid sacked? Ans. Seven times.
6 What will help chigger bites?
Ans. A moderate solution of ammonia,
(i What railroad in United States
has the longest mileage? Ans. The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
7 What countries did Napoleon
rule? Ans. Pranqe, parts of Italy,
Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands,
Spain and Portugal.
8 What is the moaning of Shan
tung? Ans. Literally the word means
'mountains, east.
9 When did Incubators edme to be
practical machines? Ans. Not:until
1877.
10 What is an A. B. C. statement?
Ans. The Initials stand for audit bur
eau of circulation and statements are
sworn to by the publishers.
Bible Questions
and Answers
Questions
1. Who ,was the nurse Miriam'
secured for Moses?
2. What is the first Book of the
New Testament?
3. When asked why He spoke to
the multitudes in parables, what did
Christ answer His disciples?
4. Did He then explain the parable
of the sower to His disciples?
5. What relation-was Methuselah lu
Noah? .- . . :
G. Upon what occasion did Christ
turn water into wine?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1. . Noah was 600 years old when the
flood came? t .h
2. The main object of the writer In
relating tlie Hook of Ruth is evidently
to giv an uccountiiof.' the ancestry of
Unvid. : i,
3.. David was nnpinted as King of
Isniol to take the place ot Saul.
4. Job was very wealthy.
5. The sevenths-Commandment is:
"Thou shall not commit adultery."
. The Book of Psalms are In the
Old Testament.. , ,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American ,
Boston 6, Detroit' 5.
Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 6.
New York 14, Chicago 4.
Washlngton-St. Louis rain.
National
Chicago 6, Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati 9, Boston 3.
St. Louis 9, New York 8.
Pittsburg-Brooklyn rain.
Coast
Salt Lake 9, Portland 8.
Sacramento 2, Seattle 3.
Oakland 6, Sah Francisco 4.
Meyers Wants Trainers
LOS ANGELES. July 19. Johnny
Meyers of,Clilcago, claimant of the
world's middleweight wrestling cham
pionship who is training here for a pro
posed match with Walter Miller, wes
tern title bolder, Is short of training
partners.. He has issued a call to all
middleweigtits and light heavyweights
ambitious for exercise to work with
him afternoons. ,
Giants Are Wobbling
CHICAGO, July 19. (By Associated
Press). Holding tlie lead In the Na
tional league by the scant margin of a
half game, the Giants moved on to Cin
cinnati today after a disastrous series
in St. Louis, in which they dropped
three out of four games to the fast-
going Cardinals. Rickey's men took
tlie final game, 9 to 8, a see-saw slug
ging match, in which the lead changed
five times. Eddie' Ainsmith cracked
out his tenth homer of the season dur
ing tlie battle.
After dropping three in a row to Chi
cago the Yankees pounded three White
Sox twlrlers for twenty hits and a 14
to 4 victory in the final game. Bill
Shawkey struck out ten men. Harry
Hooper hit his third homer in as many
days. Meusel and Witt registered four
hits apiece, the former driving in seven
runs.
Home runs by Speaker and Wood,
coupled with Morton's effective pitch
ing gave Cleveland a 6 to 3 victory
over the Athletics and its ninth
straight win, the longest winning
streak in the American league this sea
son.
Bob Veach's homer with the bases
full tied the score in the seventh, but
the Red Sox came back with another
run and defeated Detroit, 6 to 5 for the
first time this season on their own
grounds.
Three of the five hits gathered off
Rixey were homers two by Nicholson,
and one by Boeckel but the Reds hit
Oeschger for fourteen safe blows and
won from Boston by 9 to 3.
jbjeThouqhtySr Tbdai)
THE LOVE THAT SAVES: For
God so loved the world, that he gave
Ills only begotten Son, that whosoever
belleveth in him should not perish, bill
have everlasting life. John 3: 1.
OHIO FARMER IS OWNER
OF FIVE-LEGGED DUCK
POWHATAN, Ohio, July 19. (In N
S.) Paul Ramsey, farmer, residing
near here, has a five-legged duck. It
was hatched a few 'days ago on Ram
sey's farm. The duck is healthy and
walks on the usual two legs as readily
as iloes any normal duckling, and is
not handicapped by its excess of pedal
extremities. '
Wsmtortk
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.Mrs. A. E. Bionmn, 124 Tripp St
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down and suffered from nervous
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often had to neglect my housework.'
I tired easily and my kidneys acted
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Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
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GLM CHUNG
China Herb Store
This ts to certlry that Dim Chung of
Medford. Ore., has cured me of iroltre
ana siomnen trouble. . Al. Leonard,
509 J St.. Granta '.
This Is to certify that Olm Chun of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
or rour year' standing, h. u. lsham,
o trains t aps, tjre.
Medford. Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917.
This Is to certify that I. Die under.
signed, had very aeyere stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several year
and last AitKiiat was not expected to
iivr, ami Hearing or mm Lnun)t twnowe
Herb, store la at 2H South Front at eel.
Medford). 1 decided ti get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feelltiR
better ns soon as 1 used them and today
am a n-ell man and ran heartily recom
mend anyone af fueled aau was to Bee
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Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Wm. Lewis. Eagle Point.
W. I., rhlldreth. Fade Point.
M. A. And(rscn, Medford.
S. R. Holmes, Eagle t'olnt.
C. K, Moore. KAgle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, K.arle Point
Oeo. Von iler Heltl A, Kacle Point.
Thorn. K. Nlehola. IMIia Polo!.
! Cobb Not Dead Yet
CHICAGO, July 19. Kenasaw Moun
tain Landis, baseball commissioner,
took a look at the papers' today and
learned to his surprise, that Ty Cobb
was giving George Sislcr a desperate
fight for batting honors of the Amer
ican league. ' . . : , J .'
Cobb'batting 406; Sislen.420; Cobb
gets five iills in one game, including a
home run," read the commissioner.
"Ain't it atehame about poor ok) man
Cobb?". Landis said. "The'y said he
was slipping and ready foit the home
for the aged.
"Five hits In one .game one a hom
er," mused the former federal judge
"and this after seventeen years in the
.nierlcan league."
LOS ANGELES, July 19. Teddy
Hayes, Jack Dempsey's trainer, has ar
rived here and plans to hold a confer
ence with Jess Willard concerning the
projected bout between Jess and the
champion late this fall.
CONTINENTAl
GODbtAVEPlPE
Quotation on Pumps and Rams for Ir
rigation.
THOS. I. TEMPLE, Metlford
Jackson '
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Thursday, July 20
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