Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 30, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAW; FOUR MEDFOKD iMATL' TRIBUNE,-. MEDFORD. OREGON,' WEDNESDAY,! AUGUST nn,.1f)22 Hkpford Mail tribune 1 INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER UBUHUKO EVERY AFTEUNOON EIOKPT SUNDAY, BY THE HEDFUKU PRINTING CO. WHEN VICTORY MEANS DEFEAT. HERE is littlu cuuse for Johnson enthusiasm in the California -raiuro nunui; .ir.... . ... . Viltll Mm reull t ti IIIU'U .b.-nbr deliilng Mfven day dull licwsj Olfic Mall Tribune Uuilding, I.'. l7-i Nurtb fir itreel. Phone 75. election. Although victorious by thirty In1 marvellous Jolinsun or forty thousand political ) 1 1 ;i 1 1 i 1 1 1 - HOW MUCH DO ; YOU KNOW? 1 Are also? deodorizers disinfectants A connol idatlon ol the Oemopratte Times, th M'-dfortl Kail, tli Mwllord Tribune, the Southern Qietfotiitn, The Axliland Tribune. c nOHKRT W. Rimi., EtTHor. BU-ilTKK 8. SMITH. Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY WAIL In Advance: -Daily, wtlh Sunday Sun. yur $7.60 (tally, with timitidy Hun, month. ... a. . .75 Dally, without KuntUy Hun. year 0-60 Daily, wittioU Bunday Hun, month.... . Wflv Mail Tribune, ont year t.OU Si'ndu Him. one yem S 00 Y CAiiTF.K in He, ford. Aaliland. Jarkaon- rlHe. C-:itral Point, I'hoenli, Talent and on Higtjwatra: Daily with Sunday Run, month 7ft Daily, without Muiiduy Sun, month On Dally, tvitliout Sunlny Sun, year 7.6( - Daily, with Sunday Sun, on year 6.60 ' Ail terms by carrier, catvb in advance. Official paper of the City of Mfdford. Official paper of Jackaon Comity, Sworn dallv average circulation for all montli ndiiuf April 1, 1U22, 8,r.2ii, more than double the circi'latlon of any other paper published oi nrruiawu in jsckaoii county. Entered aa second claan mattei at Medford Orrgon, urnSer the act of March 8, IB 7 9. - - , - Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. . One nover hears anymore about the molting pot that magical container into which the hordes of Europe are dumped, to come forth In 90 days loyal Americans. It was a pretty story, but the melting Pot fulled to melt, with the exception' of the first few batches. Nowadays, the foreign-born on U. S. shores, arrives, partakes of a few square meals, and proceeds to join any. thing and everything detrimental to America, The established institutions need rcmodoljlng with dynamite, thru organized hellralslng, and a native can not pronounce the names of those de tained for particularly ornery pieces of cussedness. Those in Jail for train wrecking, confess the crimo with an Airedale dog expression of martyr dom, and their Individual and collec tive monickers sounds like a list of Russian battlefields. European anar chistic circles are cheered by tho news of their devilment, and lay plans for the "groat American revolution." And, whenever' It Is suggested that future Immigration bo restricted, tinhorn statesmen start to yelp "America must not be selfish," and cannot "isolate her self from humanity." He charitable, though blowed up, is tho motto. A cracker peddling Sheik from the south, created a furore In Galshevikl circles Tues, by his dramatic interpre tation of the latest wiggles, as Wiggled In Frisco. TAKINQ THE RESPONSIBILITY OFF MAMA AND THE POLICE (Klamath Herald) 4- . You can't go wrong if you wear Wear' Proof guaranteed hosiery. ', MrS. Jack Frost, SIS N. 9th St. V- ' If the next Oregon legislature cun find time, aftor creating new commis sions and stalling 40 days with the sacred Ilogue River fish bill, they bught ' to pass a law providing slow hanging for election officials who can't rend ballots straight, In a hot primary. ;i -i ' In spite of the strike anil pear pick ing strenuoslty, all tho horticulturists have their neckties on straight. Col. House, ex-heavy thinker for Woodrow Wilson, sights another world war, unless the L. or N. is adopted. A surer anil a quicker way to stop the next wii'ld war, Is to put all tho diplo mats in tho front trenches for the first battle, Irrespective of gray hairs, and flat feet. Adoption of this system will avert hostilities, and a silk shirt craze, ' Bomo of tho local huntsmen are so careless, they will shoot themsulves for a cougar one of theso days. "New Fall Shapes for Wnmon Now on Display" (Ad Portland News).. The medium lean are all the rage. ir'' NO COFFEE BORROWING (Ashland Tidings) FOR HUNT A Utile homo all to' yourseir, a furnished cabin with '( close neighbors. Also a first floor ' housekeeping room. 15a Granite St. Phone 41 1-R. FAITH AND IT8 FRUITS . (A Line to a Localito) Oakland, Calif., Aug. 22, 19: Dear Sir. The Jig's up. ,1 can't off between you and the col lection agency any longer. I havo done my very best for you. I believed In you; I beflovod In your honesty; I bo ljoved in your sincerity when yon sent me tnat order. still believe In you. if you would only write mo, and toll me what is the matter, It might do some good but it seems you havo turned me down cold. Vou failed to come up to niv exneeta- tidns. and the manager has laughed at ma because I had so much confidence in you and human nature. .i As'J said the Jig is up. Your ac count goes to the collection agency the first of the month and I cun t Btop it no xuatter how hard I try. , All I can do is to send you this letter by registered mall, special dollvery, so you will have time to send mo your ro- mlttonce and save yourseir. If (his thing gets to the collection agency, I sure pity you, for they have no pity In them. . , Still, I bollove' In you, ; , Your friends, ' ' Mrg. Co. ; K M C, J P c. ' Pd. 8-2B-22. ; im v II 1 1 1 1 1 1 r mi i ov m el A inn inriT v nl wn imnili'i'il 1 llotisil IK I - " . I - How rar was electric, power votes would nave been .Jnlinsciiiian normalcy. A terrilic loss lias neen transmitted at the first experiment? is a hand at whist In which no card Is higher than a nine. . ' . JO How many pounds of crude rub ber are there In a 30 by 2 fabric tire? Als. Five. Histaineil, therefore, sinco the strn presidential primaries. ,1c with Herbert Hoover, in the 3 What well known poem did Lt. Col. John McCrae write? u'i.n, ...... ................. , n.' Hut the actual loss in voting strength, can not compare with the woril account? ' moral loss. As a matter of plain fact, the militant and progressive 5 what Is Anthony Hope's real Hiram cut rather u worry - fijurc in the campaign. For lie had 'no name? ;', - ! , ( h draL'ons to fiirht,' except VM drnffoim in Olis- own imagination. - Hei- Wna ""-try has the most per , ,v,i 1 l c 1 'feet system to prevent ci-ooked voting? s'orniea and bellowed,, lie smashed and uppercut of eotirse, because , .. . . ....... . ,' ' ... I ' How many Chinese women are this is his only method of political action, but there was tlo reality there in this-country? and therefore no inspiration -in the performance. ; )'" ; : 8 In cribbage what does the term Johnson, in trulhlia'd to play tlicWe'of :tho:old-fasliioned coni-i "h's els" refer to? ' . " ,1 1 .. , . . . , , ,, 9 How Is the Indian namo Yaqul nion .'iirdim variety 01 politician, .-lie rinsed Jus voice to the battle pronounced?. pitch of Aniienj.'1'don, but ho was forced to dance a clog vith liisl 10 How' many cases of' typhoid feet of clay. He delivered his .broadsides at the "same ,old Kang, '1: ? ' ' " UUr'nB Answers to Yestsr'day's Questions 1 What does .' the ; word pogrom but the same old gang was not there. So he pointed to his vote for1 a' high tariff on lemons and almonds, his struggles for plums and ap -Human Nature, take propriations, and was content to let Nature,- its course. And Human Nature Did. That's all the victory amounts to. rrtia won. mean? Ans, It Is a Jewish word mean ing devastation. - It was applied to the anti-Jewish riots In Russia in 1881. 1'. jn. 2 In what city in this country was .the first ninnn mflrlA? An, Phllnlal- Hut in prestige, and power as a national figure, which phla. ; :. had been his, Hiram Johnson lost. Quill Points Let's have a National (irouch Week so everybody can take part. It's getting to be a long time between constitutional 'amendments It might be worse. There's still time- to pray Jor a mild winter. Wo can not always tell, how lo do tatting. Not every man who uses perfume knows "When will the next war break?''' asks u statesman., know when, but we know whom. ' We don't The meanest thing about the fly is his uncanny knack of alightiiii on something you don't wish to break. ' - Germany must understand, however, that n moratorium is a stay of execution, .not a pardon. Senators (may have their little faults, but in the matter of obtain ing pork, they give an aye for an aye. . ' v It probably didn't take Eve long to discover that she could make Adam happiest by listening while he brag'god. The reason radio concerts are popular "is because none of the initialed sending stations have adopted C. O. D. ; ' ,' " ' A writer says yoil can go to Europe for $800., Hut you'd, probably have no better luck than when you go' to your local bank t$f.i?.Tj If we knew how many young girls there are in the country", we'd know how many parents are warning thcin not to nut like the flap pers. ' '' 1 ; RipplingRhuniQS wen vmon ' Ml l W"1 a c ti z F ARMED. . T V ' 1 OR YKAHS I never owned a gun; I never thought of wear ing one, for I'm a man of peace; 1 chased around the market place with kindly smiles upon my face, and tracts in my valise. And no one ever did me hariii; on. city streets and on the farm,' secure, I went my way; if strong arm people were abroad to touch tho voter for his wad, they sought sonic other jay. Hut murder ers wcro growing thick and every night some butchered hick cashed in and journeyed hence ; and so my aunts declared that I some sort of arsenal should buy as measure of defense. Sus pending then my lifelong rules, I bought a lot of lethal tools, that weighed about a Ion ; I had a bowie in my boot, in every pocket of my suit there was a modern gun. And all the murderers seemed wise; they shot liie up, to my surprise, wherever I might roam; they maimed an arm and broke a slat and sent a bullet through my hat that creased 'my bulging dome. And then I, dumped my guns and swords, and through the market's surg ing hordes again I safely trot; I face the old world with a smile that's free from all aggressive guile, and I am seldom shot. To load yourself with snickersnees, with warlike banners in the breeze, is to invite your doom; some toughs will sec you swag ger by, and say, "There goes a hard-boiled guy we'll send him. to the tomb 1' COMMUNICATIONS Denies Thomas L "lawless." To the Editor: I notice by your paper that there aro attempts being made through communications to your columns to show that Senator Thomas is refusing to declare his position on law en forcement. This is certainly a mis take Tho parties writing tho com munications are not advised to tho facts. Senator Thomas spoke at Ilutte Falls, July 4th, and he certainly did not mince words so far as declaring his position on law enforcement. He stated, that every law on the slatutr books should he enforced or repeal ed, and that if a sentiment developed In a community, that the officers of law were lax in the enforcement of a certain class of laws, that it had .1 tendency to' break down the 011- forcumont of all tho rest of the laws Ho also'Stated that i strict law en forcement would have a tendency to docreaso the number of crimes Com mitted and because of the almost certain punishment in rase of luw vlo lation would keep many a man from breaking tho law. - ' Senator Thomas talk was along patriotic lines, and was1 ail address that should have boen heard by evory citizen In Jackson county.v i am sure. that It the gentlemen who have stat ed through the Tribune that Mr. Thomas had not- declared hlmeslf could havo heard this speech there would certainly havo 'been no ques tion In their minds as to his posi tion. Yours truly. W. W. PARKER. Ilutte Fulls, Aug. 2S. This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and bave them printed out of Medford. phone us nnn we will call. , , . tf ' 4 What is Scotch soot? Ans. It is soot obtained by burning pefft and wood. C What was the original name for the hickory tree? Ans. Pohlckery. 6 If a mai) dies and leaves property in various states what laws govern its distribution? Ans. Tfia laws of the. states where tho property is situated. 7 What does aclurophobla , mean? Ans. Fear of cats; ' "- 8 How often docs the government pay its rural carriers? Ans. Every 15 days. .9 What Is a Yarborough? Ans. It Bible Questions And Answers . Questions ' 1. For how many pieces of Bilver did Joseph's brothers sell him? 2, How did Jacob secure the bless ing of his father, which (Wa3 intended for Esau? . , , ; ','' ' - .3. After becoming king df Judea, what city didvlleron the .Great. take with the h61p brittle Romans!: :f.,-;' ' .4. 'How did Elijah challenge the pro phets of Baal to test; the power of theij god, Baal i .;.';V;';V''' 6, : How, did' Mi sha' serve EJijali be fore he succeeded hint as prophet, of the Kingdoni or lsrftel?:; y - , , 6. : Diet David, '.return' to his father's house after siayftig Goliath? Answers, to Yesterday's Questions 1. Upon seeing Goliath . fall, the Philistine army turned and tied. . . 2. The Valley of Aihor was the place where Achan was stoned to death and it received its name from that event, "Achor" meaning "trouble." I. The field that Judas bought was called "the field of Wood" because it was purchased by Judas wjth ' the money which he received for the be trayal of Christ, and where his violent death occurred. 1 . . 4. After being anointed King at Jerusalem, Absalom crossed ithe Jor dan to attack his father who had fled thence. , '. ' . . '1 V G. John, James and his brother, An drew,' were business partners of Peter. 1. When God perceived the suffer ing of the children of Israel under the bondage or the Egyptians. He remem bered tho covenant JleJiad made, with Abraham, Isaatf tjujljuoob. thai 'their posterity shquld kgreajt nation. ; Bible Bought y&r Today If II mi 1 1 fi 1 1 A I.OVE FEAST: Better is a din. ner ot herbs where love Is. than a stalled .OX; and - Jtatred therewith. Proverbs V?.Jt:lf j'f "" Notice -. . Owing to my 111 health the Hilton Dairy will discontinue the retail milk delivery on 'August. 31st. .However, we have made arrangements by which the Snider. Dairy & Produce Associa tion will purchase the milk and con tinue the deliveries of the same as In the past. The reputation of the Snider Dairy & .Produce Association has been established by fifteen yearB of success ful 'business in Medford and I feel Justified Ui recommending that our customers continue with them. . We wish tp thank our customers for the lxttronage they bave given us. ... ' HILTONS DAIRY, 138 ' Ben Hilton. With Medford trado Is Medford mnrto. WOOD !. $8.50 Per Cord Body fli' cut In 10-lneh lciigllis luirr and Oak $.-. He.r. C.'A. ROSS ' :1 E. 4th St. COMTKJENTA. feW00Di)TAVEftPE Quotation. on Pumps and Rams for lr- . ligation. - ' THOS.' f. TKMPIiTC, Mwtfnrrt 1 0 used to be plain NOW it i possible . for even the plainest woman to be really attrac tive, even though her hair is straight, lifeless and full : of dandruff.. . . . The new Witdroot treat ment soon makes a remark able change. . WILDROOT ' Hair Tonic o Liquid Shampoo 1 , For salt iy STRANG'S DRUG STORE . Phone 2-3 ' 2:11 E. Main Medford, Ore MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 217 E. Main St. Medford Hub Auto Painting Co. WE 1X FURNITURE FINISHING Wo Guarantee Our Work. Special Iiices to Iicalein - I safe way y I to buy j Buy motor oil that' is free from destructive "sulpho" j compounds. Such oil has stability: It does not break ' , i.. . , - down nor thin out rapidly under engine heat. ; . . . r " . '"''"' i . Cycol is the only motor oil .made by the new Hexeon 'I process. This process is used only by us. It com- - . j ... "Pletely removes destructive "sulpho", compounds. v I Thus Cycol retains its "body" under engine heat. It S - maintains the essential lubricating film between mov-' t ing parts. It sustains an "oil tight" piston seal. ' " !i :'... ' : - i It H - --- i ; , Mil ' EJ IVJtf VTV? UTtrf niT I vt : id v . wv u.i.i .: 1 1 t . associated oil Company vS! Executive Office, Associated Oil Building, 79 'Montgomery St. sv San Francisco, California - --"