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: A LIVELY FIGHT
Bon Rowers got tho tlirlll of his
young HTo recently, when lie had a
lively encounter with an angry mother
hear and her three cubs, neur tho lieud
of Nell creek, ns a remilt of which n
big hruin, currying four Hhots In ItH
carcass, went tearing Into the hruHh,
leaving her three well-developed cubs
treed by Dowers' promising Airdalo
imp.
Rowers and Jess Smith run their
cattle on the range at tho head of the
creek, and yesterday afternoon, Hon
was returning to the camp, when ho
sighted a hlg bear coming leisurely
toward him, and in her wuke, three
pretty well-developed cubs. Hen had
on Airdale pup along with him, which
he !b training for a "varmint" dog. Ho
thought It an excellent opportunity to
give the dog some practical training,
nnd stepping behind a tree out of sight
of tho bear he sot tho dog on Hruin.
He had figured on the bear turning
tnll and running. But not that bear.
She started to put up a fight, and whon
Bowers came from concoalmont, the
bear rushed him, giving vent to the
strangest gutturals Ben had ever
heard, ami he Is some hunter. He
!s a true sportsman nnd had" Intended
to let the bear get away, it being out
of Beason. But the bear apparently not
so minded, came toward him, nnd got
to pretty close quarters, when Men' lot
drive four shots In quick succession
from his 30-30 automatic, all of them
taking effect. Tho hear turnod after
the last shot and took to tho brush.
Meanwhile the Airdale was having
tho time of his young lire. Tho cubs
were pretty husky and probably would
have been too much for the young dog.
It was a difficult matter to distinguish
between them as they rolled on the
ground, but Ben manuged to got the
dog out of the moloe, and then . tho
cubs took to a tree. , llowors had to
give up tho attempt to capture thoni
as he was without a rope, so ho wont
on to the camp, about a halt mile fur
ther on.. lie expected to go out today
and try to locate the carcass of the
wounded bear, which ho figures Is cer
tain to be dead by this time. Ashland
Tidings.
Bible Questions
and Answers
1. What sentence Old King Ahns
ucrus pronounce nR-ulnst Unman for
tho wuy ho had trted tho Jews?
2. Whom did Muses Kill und
why?
3. How many stories high was tho
Ark?
4. What was tho consequence
wnen sinners did not repent at the
preaching- of Noah?
6. To what extent was Aaron de
pendent upon his brother Moses?
6. M'hcro Is It supposed Jeremiah
died?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions:
1. 2nd Petsr 2:5 refers to Noah
M -"a preacher of righteousness."
2. Moses was allowed to go on
Mount Sinai with (lod.
3. God spoke tho Ten Command
ments to tho Children of Israel.
4. When llorod the Great rebuilt
the. city of Samaria, ho called it 8o
baste. 0. The spirit of God camo upon
Saul, making It possible for him to
prophesy.
6. Tho name Naomi means
"pleasant."
Bitte Thought ySr Today
HOW TO GET ON: Ask, and it
hall be given you; seek, und ya shall
find. Matthew 7: 7.
Legal Guarantee Giveru
So nmmd if Kn:h no twin rntitinue work.
Ak to arc Gle-o-nil Pita Treatment.
- DEATH'S' DltUCI STOKE
THE LESSON OF
BEFORE the recent recall election is entirely forgotten its lesson
kIioiiM he einpliasieil.
The Mail-Tribune: opposed the ajiitiitiini for a recall on the jieiicrnl
principle that recalls never pay, tjiat only extreme emergencies justify
them, that whoever mif-'ht win the recall, the people were hound to
lose.
The result has absolutely sustained that contention. "What have
the people of Jackson county rained by the recall? The privelt'fre of
increasing county taxes by four or five thousand dollars, and a week
oi noise and fury which paralyzed local business, sowed another
) crop of dissension and strife, and
condition that existed when the recall agitation started.
A great many people are wise after the event. "What Oregon needs
are more people wise before the event.
In May there was a state-wide recall against two members of the
Public Service commission, Williams aiid ltuclitel. The Mail-Tribune
also opposed that recall, and it failed to carry in Jackson county, but
carried by n big majority in the state. The people who voted for the
recall were led to believe that by removing Huchtel and Williams,
they would get a reduction in telephone rates.
According to the Portland Oregonian, the new commissioners
fcbpw no more disposition to reduce telephone schedules than their
predecessors. Such a reduction, it appears, would necessitate reduc
tions in wages of telephone employees and organized labor is said to
be solidly against such action.
Hero ngain a recall has done no good and may do material harm.
For the action of the former commissioners represented a conscien
tious effort to do justice to big business as well as to the people, and
the recall not only weakens the prestige of the public service commis
sion materially, and impairs its future usefulness, but promises to
change- the situation proceeding the recall in no essential particular.
For tho removal of public officials, guilty of actual wrong doing
the recall is a necessary emergency weapon. As a medium of political
agitation, employed whenever public officials do something an ac
tive minority docs not like, it represents a political danger which if
not corrected, threatens tho enliro system of popnyir democratic con
trol in this state.
Quill
It might be worse. Suppose jitneys burned coal.
Rail and mine strikes depress all
of firearms.
A man is getting old when he
like to sit in u game.
And yet there's probably enough coal on hand to. supply those
who have sense, enough to buy it early.
When one reflects thttt a savage isn't required to wear a saw
edge collar, it is rather difficult to understand what makes him
savage.
At first we wondered what the upshot of the strike would be;
now we wonder how many will be shot up.
The man who says he doesn't care what the public thinks of him
will probably lie about other things also.
Unhappy thought. Suppose we get to Heaven nnd find the people
we don't like holding nil tho high offices.
A man doesn't talk about his hunvble start until he gets to a point
whero it is no longer necessary to be humble. 4
Tho difference between a rough
many more dull things interest the
As the days pass without n settlement, we hnve nn uneasy feeling
that our coal bin is going to be n has-bin.
At nny rate, there seems to be general agreement that good citi
zenship requires the other fellow to obey the Volstead law.
YAKIMA PACKING PEARS
FOR FIVE CENTS A BOX
YAKIMA, Wash., Aug. 8. Prices for
packing pears, which are now being
hurvoslod, throughout tho Yakima val
ley will be five cents a box, the labor
committee of the Yakima Truffle and
Credit association has decided. At that
figure, tho men nnd women who pack
the valley's estimated 2000. car crop
will receive SS,000 for the labor.
Ripp.ingRhuniQs
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ARCTIC
TIIKUE'S always some far famed explorer preparing for an
arctic trip, where climate is a ring-tailer roarer, and forty
kinds of blizzards zip. Oh, dauntless are these men who leave us,
and I applaud them as they go, although I have conviction griev
ous that all they'll ever find is snow. I hand a wreath to every
hero who hooks his dachshunds to a sled and travels to the land
of zero, tii make a map in green nnd red. I think of tired explorers
reeling exhausted on their iry way, nnd I can't help the foolish
feeling that they'd do better baling hay. The north is full of
frozen corpses which serve no purpose good or wise while hay will
feed our helpful horses, nnd stuff the tick on which man lies. I
think if scientists impassioned would leave the wild wastes unex
plored, and haul elm wooa, in stove 'lengths fashioned, they'd do
more for their bed nnd board. We need strong men to harvest
squashes, and it is sad to see them go to where nn ice cold ocean
washes a coastlino heaped with useless snow. We need good
men to fix our lizzies, for which we'd pay a seemly price; and
yet the daft explorer busies himself with dreams of endless ice.-
MEDFORD MATL' TRIBUNE,
THE RECALL.
resulted in returning to the same
Points
industry except tho manufacture
likes to sit out a dance and doesn't
- neek nnd a high-brow is that so
highbrow.
Camera Man Drowned
EVERETT, Wash., Aug. 8.i-Tho
body of Hurry Gilbert of Seattle was
found on a sand bar in the Skykomlsh
river a quarter of a milo below Eagle
Fulls lute yesterday by Fred Godley.
while the latter was fishing. Gilbert
went over Eagle Falls July 16 when he
tried to leap to a rock ubove tho falls
to take a picturo of tho canyon.
Sun Classified ads got results.
Mason
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REGIONS.
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MEDFORD.' OREfiOX, TUESDAY, 'AITCiITST S. 1922
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FEAT EQUALLED
ONLY 3.TIKS
CHICAGO, Aufe'. 7 (Hy the Asso
ciated lJrens) K'muUinK & perform
ance recordt-d only three timet in the
history of the major leagues, Ken
Williams, alUKKing star ut the St.
Louis iirownti, clouted out two home
runt in ono Jnnlntf. the sixth, hht
blows figui'ini; prominently in the
lli to 1 defeat administered to Wash
ington by the American leuKue
leaders. The Urowns tailed nine times
in the aixth inning. Williams feat
is a new mark for modern baseball,
but record books show it was dupli
cated thrice in earlier days. Two
members of the old Uoston Nationals,
C. Jones, 1880 and it. L. Lowe, in
1894, hit two homers in an inning
and L. Uierbaeur, who played with
lirooklyn and .Buffalo, also is cred
ited with the feat in 1810.
Williams yesterday brought his
total of homers for this season to 30
and now leads the major leagues in
circuit drives with Kogers Hornsby
of the Cardinals close behind with
28. Wiliams Is now nine homers
behind Babe Kuth's mark of 1921.
In fourteen games played on the
Browns' present home stand,. Wil
liams has hit nine homers and has
batted for an average of well over
.400. 1
Habo Ttuth, who has come into his
own ut bat on the present western
tour, was the big gun in tho attack
that enabled the Yanks to beat Her
man Pillette, Detroit pitching ace, for
tho second day in succession and
keep within striking distance of the
Urowns. Kuth collected four hits and
Hcored the run in the ninth that gave
tho Yanks a four to three victory.
Rogers Hornsby. whose heavy hit
ting has been a big factor In the win
ning drive of. the St. Louis Cardinals
In the National League, had an off
day in tho field and blew his team's
chance to go into first place with two
costly errors.
The Braves nosed out Rickey's men,
9 to 8. v
Unusually heavy batting also fea
tured other major league games.
Pittsburg amassed 22 bingles in
trouncing Philadelphia, 17 to 10;
Cleveland pounded three Boston
twirlers and won 7 to 0 in a 7-inning
contest. Tho Chicago White Sox
emerged from their hitting slumjp
and laced out 17 blows to trim the
Athletics 12 to 5.
0UTBY WHITE
NEW YOHK, Aug. 8. Charley
White, Chicago lightweight, advanc
ed lust night in his long trip to an
other championship bout with Benny
Leonard, tho title holder, und Bobby
Barrett, aspiring Philadelphian,
took u long drop backwards.
White dropped Barrett in tho sec
ond round of tholr bout scheduled
for fifteen rounds at the Velodrome
with a right hand punch in the re
gion of tho heart. The result may.
mean that White and Low Tendler,
who recently was turned back by
Leonard, will meet. They never
have fought each other.
JACK DEMPSEY MAY
MEET LOUIS F1RP0
NEW YORK, Aug. S. Talk of a bout
in South America between Jack Dsmp
soy and Luis Firpo, Ar.Witlne heavy
weight, was revived today H'hen it was
learned that Jack Kearns, Dei.ipse.v's
manager, nnd Dun McKltrick conferred
with Tex Rlckard and Frank C Flour-
noy at Madison Square Garden yester
day.
"I have been asked to promote a
bout between Denipsey and Firpo in
South America but there was nothing
of a definite nature accomplished,"
Rlckard said. "I do not expect any
thing definite for a couple of days."
The promoter added that Willard,
Brennun nnd Wills wero discussed yes
terday as possible opponents for
Denipsey.
Yesterday's llesults.
American League.
Cleveland 7; Kostnn 0.
Chicago 12: Vhllndelphla 6.
1'etrnU 3; New York 4.
St. Louis It!; Washington 1.
National League.
Philadelphia 10: Pittsburg 1".
Boston 9: St. Louis 8.
New York-Cincinnati rain.
Brooklyn-Chicago, rain.
Const League.
None scheduled.
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'Snillin' Through," Norma Tal
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dun Martin's famous stage play, will be
the piece-de resistunce at the Page
theatre this week, beginning today.
According to all advance reports,
this is the biggest screen achievement
of Miss Talmudge.
Miss Talmudge plavs a dual role in a
Norma, .Talma.dg'e
mSmiUn' .Through'
dramatic story of great heart interest.
The role, it is said, gives Norma a
great opportunity to . exercise her
extraordinary talents as a wonderful
emotional and dramatic actress.
Other meritorious film numbers on
the bill include the second round of II.
C. Witwer's Romance of the Prize
Itins, "The Leather Pushers," a Patho
News Weekly, and "Betty" Brown ut
the Wurlitzer.
Harry Carey Leaves Tonight
He groveled in the sands of the
beach ut Tivu-Tlva, and then he fought
his way back up to the stature of man
hood nnd rode once again in the best
saddle in Arizona. That was the course
of the hero in "Man To Man," the
attraction which closes tonight at the
Rialto theatre. Hurry Carey imper
sonates a human derelict who was "the
lowest of the dirty Packard family," a
role well fitted to his superb ability in
characterization.
"Just Around the Corner" Coming
"Just Around the Corner," is a new
Paramount picturo produced from a
story by Fannie Hurst, creator of
"Humorcsquc," is coming to the Rialto
theatre. Tills is a story of the East
side of New York and is said to be a
fitting successor to "Humoresque."
Miss Sliafer and Miss Watltlns of the
Home Telephone office spent Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday at Crater Luke.
Miss Osa Medley also of the telephone
office is on her vacation.
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HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
-i... h,. ii ut hoi- n the quo
tation -A penny for your thoughts?"
2. Who Wiute tile opeia
thaV" . ., . ...,,.
5 Who was the hero oi mo i""--
of the Arabian Nights?
4. Who was the first Roman to
murch against Rome with a Roman
army? ' , . .i.
5. Who. first called lurKey
siek man of Europe?"
ti. What state Is caneu on....
State?" ,
7. What famous dam is locaieu .
Arizona? .
. 8. What are two synonyms ior uic
word ignorant?
9. Whero Hoes poison iy
the most? .
10. How does the population ot
tho district of Columbia compare
with some of the smaller states.
Answers to VosU-rilliy s yucnix".
1. How many times was Betsy
loss married? Ans. Three times.
When was the first college boat
race in this country? Ans. 1844.
3. What three birds olten live to
the age of 100? Ans. Eagle, crow
and swan.
4 What state is the wolverine
state? Ans. Michigan.
5: Where does tne woru m
Irnm Ann. 1-Voill A sign In
an old English coffee house, which
l,.u n l.nv It was "T. I. P.
S." and meant to insure prompt ser
vice drop a coin in. mo uo..
; wi..., iiI.,!iiiii!a lenves used
for? Ans. To make pineapple cloth.
7. nat are two synonyms n
word salmagundi? Ans. Medley,
olio.
8. Which was established first the
Egyptian or the Chinese calendar?
Ans. Tho Egyptian calendar.
9; What is nn obtuse angle? Ans
One greater than 90 degrees.
in Whi.A 1 tmrlimrt'a hflll Of
fame? Ans. Westminster Abbey.
Judge Calkins has left on his vaca
tion of a month to places in the north.
He will probably visit Portland, Seat
tle and as far as British Columbia.
Court does not convene until Sept. 1.
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Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
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RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVEH
Deep Kcati-d I'rie Aclil DcmsIih
UIJJsOMCu lima nie itiieiiiiiiiuc tj.
son Starts to Leave tho Systeq
Within Twenty-four Hours.
Every druggist in this county i.
authorized to say to every rheumatic
burrerer iiim il a mu pnu Dottle of
Allenrhu, the sure conqueror nf
rheumatism, does not show the way
to stop tho agony, reduce swollm
Joints and do awny with even the
sllgntest twinge oi rneumatic pain
he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and testnii
for years, and really marvelous re
sults have been accomplished In the
most severe cases where tho suffer,
ing and agony was intense nnd pt.
ous and where the patient was help.
less.
Mr. James H. Allen of Rochester
N. Y., the discoverer of Allenrhu. m.
'for mnny yoars suffered the torments
of acute rheumatism, desires all sut
fnrcru to know that ho does nnr u.n.
a cenL or uiiyonea money Unless
Allenrnu uecisiveiy conquers this
worst of nil diseases, and he has in
structed druggists to guarantee it as
above in every Instance, All drug,
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$1.75 per tier. Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
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