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MEDFOKD . MATL. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?EOOX. ''THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1fl22
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Tho Allies arc going to spring a coup
d'etat on the Turks. It will probably
be an ultimatum that they smoke their
own make of cigarettes.
An organization lias been formed
to boycott tho "hostile press." The
members will get their local news
from male gossips, and their state
news from drunime'a.
Attorney General Daugherty is get
ting too corrupt for any good what
ever. He is of u excitable nature,
and aims to suppress anarchy. In all
forms, before It reaches maturity. He
Is also opposed to regulating the
courts with a switch engine. '
. This first fog of the season settled
. over the valley this am., successfully
taking the wave out of whiskers and
bobbed hair. Icicles were reimrted on
the rims of straw hats. If it gets any
colder the GalshevlklB will have to
Increase tho wishbone acreage, to In
sure pneumonia.
Some citizens will be unable to swal
low the claim of Henry Ford, that his
untaxed (2,000,000 found In a bank
was "forgotten." A hearties; govern
ment will undoubtedly look around for
further lapses of memory, and ' the
Lizzie King ought to frisk his old
clothes for stray billions.
Tho esteemed Portland Journal
throws one of lis characteristic edi
torial catflts today ever the failure of
America to be mixed up In the Euro
pean mess. This paper is Intensely
sincere, but has had no violent spasms
over ballot banditry and petition for
gery In the blatantly pure precincts of
Multnomah county.
The taxes are puro unadulterated
- bell, as proven beyond a shadow of a
. doubt by the number of new high-toned
motor vehicles in our midst this full,
OFFICER, GRAB HIM!
(Roseburg News-Review)
AUTO MECHANIC wants in with
.-, man that will give him good
chunco. I cun do the work and
give the best of references.
; Write or wire Oily Uell, llrldgu,
Ore.
It begins to look like Walter M.
Pierce, "the warm friend of the far
mer," had overheated himself.
The intellectuality of Slki, the Sou
galose, who Blupped G. C'nrpeutier to
sleep is causing a lot of unfavorable
comment. Ills head Is described us
merely a loafing place for kinky hair.
and, it is said to bo quite a mental
effort for the black boy to come In out
of tile rain. This will revolutionize
tho prize-ring, as all American pugil
ists can qualify da school superinten
dents. THE PACE THAT KILLS
(Eugene Guard)
. The many friends of O. E. Wood
son had a hilarious time Monday
night. They took the hotel Hartell
car and brought Mr. and Mrs.
Woodson oown town, rodo them
up and down Main street through
the Woodson garago to the Hotel
Hartell where they compelled
them to register.
Citizens known locally,
Kor efforts, vocally,
Passed mustard.
And ate custard
In a manner croakedly.
At high noon Wednesday.
KOR SALE Good Ford runabout with
commercial body. 1918 model, or will
trade for cows. It. II. Coffin. 593
Itoca SL (Ashland Tidings). Wants
milk without tho churn.
The mid-week entanglement was
lield last eve.'
The work of transforming the pul
pits into stumps. Is progressing favor
ably. The candidate yelling "Amen!"
the loudest will be awarded the front
door handshaking right, providing the
non-existent "liquor Interests" have
not put him "on the defensive."
WHY WAR IS
TIIK war in the Near East is essentially a continuation of the an
cient rivalry between Great Britain and France for commer
cial advantage in Asia Minor, but to undrrstand the situation today
it should he remembered that hostilities were started by Jieeee
largely to prevent what has now happened, the delhrouiucnt of Kinc
I'oiislantine.
After his return from exile Kins; Constantine found far from a
united and loyal country. The treaty of tk-vrt! had given Greece con
trol of .Smyrna and the great part of Thrace which for centuries had
been Turkish territory.
The Turkish nationalists, led by Mnstapha Kemal, in revolt
r gainst the Sultan- who had accepted this treaty, forced the allies to
reconsider their action, and despite Greek protests the treaty was
modified in favor of Kemal 's claims.
King Constantine seized upon this action to unite- his people be
hind a war against Turkey, and quiet factional strife at home. At
the head of his troops, Constantine captured Kski Shehr and drove
the Turks back to Angor.-. whereupon there were great demonstra
tions of loyalty and joy in Athens.
Hut the triumph an short lived. The Turks, stung by this de
feat, arose as one man, and with the aid of France, who sent money,
guns and military experts, the Greeks were defeated and driven
hack in utter rout to the sea.
Now the allies have returned Constantinople and Thrace to the
Turks and Greece, abandoned as far as war is concerned, by Eng
land, has broken under the strain. In spite of the serious condition
today in the Near East, the collapse of Greece will in all likelihood,
prevent any serious extension of hostilities.' For a country in rebel
lion can scarcely be relied upon to fight for Thrace effectively, par
ticularly when allied assistance of any effective kind is out of the
; ruestioli.
j The only real danger lies in Turkey losing her head and attacking
j the British troops, or Hussia, entering the lists, to again try to capture
her goal of many centuries, Constantinople; or Lloyd (George, taking
Advantage of Constantino's downfall, by joining hands with Yeni
yelos on a program of again driving the "unspeakable Turk" out
of Europe.
The three contingencies are possible, but scarcely probable. The
truth is, Europe as a whole is tired out. Among the people there is no
stomach for war. Ajid the diplomats in control must realize that if a
general war should come, no national advantage would bo gained, but
general anarchy would, in all likelihood, sweep and destroy the so
ciety that now supports thorn.
Ouill
Even the man who is deaf to reason can hear money talk.
Another fine thing about travel is that it teaches you to appre
ciate home. ' - .
Assurance of belter times was
in a tariff bill.
The restless youngster, who is
might try goitife'to work. ' ' ,
,;,' .
The knock in the motor is heard
This is also true of mortals. ,
It should be understood, however, that' even the college with the
highest salaried coach, maintains a faculty, also, -
This advice to go to the ant
doubt it would go to the movies.
"Plane reniams up in the air
'Washington officialdom has been
In China, "the dawn comes up like thunder." but over here the
lied thinks the dawn of the new day will come up like dynamite.
Correct this sentence: "Don't bother lo flick your ash in the
tray," said the wife; "sweeping it off the rug is delightful exercise."
England and France are i:i perfect agreement on everything ex
cept the German situation and the Turkish situation ami things like-that.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1. What religion has no hymns?
2. How many cubic feet of wall
will a cord of stone make?
3. Which of the four-time divis
ions of the I'nlted Mates covers the
most territory?
4. What was the first steel con
structed building In the world?
5. To what family does corn be
long? U. How many seeds were used by
Iliirlmuk In developing tho Shasta
daisy?
7. How many ribs do some snakes
have?
5. What Ik steatite?
II. Who was head of the secret
service during the I'lvil War?
10. la what state Is tin, Itoanoke
river?
Answer to Yesterday's Questions:
1. How do flies carry filth? Ana.
On their feet.
2. How much of Delaware Is
covered by wuter? Ans. Nearly
one-fifth.
3. What is the area of Maryland?
Ans. 12.327 square miles.
4. What per cent of the popula
tion of Virginia Is negro? Ans.
Thirty-five per cent. ,
E. To what group of states does
North Carolina belong? Ans, South
Atlantic.
6. What Is the largest slate easl
of the Mississippi river? Ans. Geor
gia. 7. What is the most Important
non-tidal stream In the world? Ans.
Chicago river.
R. Who discovered the use of
ether? Ans. Dr. Win. T. O. Morton.
9 What hecotnet of four-fifths ot
the corn raised in this country? Ans.
it is fed to stock.
10. What Is the chief American
fruit? Ans. The apple.
IMPEOBABLE.
!!
Points
brought back in a dove's bill, not
forever pining to go somewhere,
. ".'- '
.; -" i im&:$S1H
more distinctly when it is idling.
is sound; but if the ant could, no
three hours without power." Huh.
doing that for mouths.
Bible Questions
And Answers
Questions.
1 . W h y 1 id Sa in h w Ish H hkh r
and litT sun driven uut of AVialunn's
hmist'?
2. Whom ditl Iiac marry?
n, What did Halak, Kin of Monti,
want Italaam to do to tho lsiat'litta,
oneninijed In the plains of Mono?
A. Who wiiH Hani?
5. Who vn the supreme female
divinity of theHe nations who wor
shipped liaal?
6. What happened to Saul on tho
road to Dama.seus to lirinK all the
diHt-iples of tho Lord back , to the
priewts as captives?
A t irs to YeMrrtla y's nUons :
1 . The Hook of Jude U found
next to the lust book lit the New
TVstanient.
1. Moses wrote the IJook of Num
bers. 3. liefore hl conversion, Saul
persecuted and threatened tho dia
elples. Wisdom is referred to as belm;
more preclouv than rubies in the
Hook of Troverbs.
f. "Tell me, I pray thee, wherein
thy (ir eat streiiKth lieth and where
with thou mtKhtcst be bound," are
the words f Delilah to Samson.
6. The Hook of Kevelations Is
rrophetical.
gibic- TlTougtit ft Today
UHtO SKKS AM.: For the e.ves
of the Lord run to and frn throughout
the whole earth, to shew himself
strong In behalf nf those whose heart
Is perfect toward him. 2 Chron
icles 10: 9.
FOREST FIRES SERIOUS !
N
Dl'Ll'TII, Minn, Sept. US. Willi
several forest fires reported in tiie
district north of here, forest and rail
way officials here turned their atten
tion today to the removal of scttiers
who might be menaced by the flames.
More than thirty refugees reached
Dulutli during the night from Ellsmere
where the flames approached within
100 feet of buildings on tho outskirts
of town.
COMMUNICATIONS
UllihiH (TiallcuscH GurftUs.
To the Kdltor:
I have sent to Mr. E. C. Caddis aud
the press of Medford the following
letter:.
Dear Sir;.
I notice In yesterday's Mail Trlb
uiie that you have filed for mayur.
As you know, 1 filed several months
ago on a platform asking for reduced
water, a market open six days a weel.
a careful investigation of the honks
and periodical reports. In the letter
and statement accompanying your
statement is an assertion that what'
propose to do would bankrupt the
city.
I therefore, respectfully challenge
you to meet me in a public debate or
a series of debates on any feature of
city government proposed in my plat
form. I challenge you to meet me
either on the water question, the
question of publicity of city affairs.
the question of a city market, the
garbage question, your financial re
port or nny other feature that you
think is your strongest plea for pub
lic support. I agree to' pay half the
cost or the rent of the hall and agree
to divide the time with you. Should
you not enre to meet nic I should be
glad to meet any representative or
any official of the - present govern
ment. I make this challenge honestlv nd
with tho sole intention of letting the
people know the facts. I will agree
to stick to the records and agree that
you shall select time and place of de
bate. Respectfully yours.
H. V. LINDAS.
Medford Sept. 2 7.
Used by Three Generations
"f use Foley's Honey and Tar per
sonally, give it to all my children and
now to my grandchildren with the
same good results. I tried many kinds
of cough medicines, but never want
anything but Foley's Honey and Tar,"
writes Mrs. H K. Olson, Superior,
Wise. Foley's Honey and Tar was
established In 1S75 and has stood the
test of time serving three generations.
It quickly relieves .colds, coughs and
croup, throat, chest and bronchial
trouble. 'Sold everywhere. - Adv.
. mew rieao ueat bcnool I
" S.VLIC.r, Ore.. Sept. 2S. O. L. Mc
Intyre. of Fulton, Mo., was today ap
pointed by the Btate board of control,
to be superintendent of the state
school for the deaf, to succeed E. -S.
Tilllnghast. resigned. Mrs. Mclntyre
will be matron of the institution.
Mrs. Esther Wolfe
When You Havo a Cough or
Lose Weight and Appetite
Take This. Advice
Fresno. Calif. "After on attack of
Bcarlet fever I was in a weak, anae
mic condition. My appetite was poor
and I had .no Interest in anything.
My friends (lid not expect me to live
as with the wea-kness I had a bud
couph. I had heard my parents
speak of Dr. Pierce's medicines, so I
pot a bottle of the 'Golden Medical
Discovery ami bean to take it. lie
fore 1 had used all of the first bottle
I knew it was doing me pood, for I
felt a desire for food, my couh
ceased and I bejjan to have color and
to take an interest In life. I con
tinued to take tho Golden Medical
Discovery till I felt strong and well.
Today I am enjoying the best of
health." Mrs. Esther Wolfe, 2311 j
Tyler Ave.
As soon as you commence to take
this "Discovery" you begin to feel its!
bracing, appetizing effect. Ituy It of,
your druggist, in tablets or liquid.
Write Dr. Pierce.. President Invalids' j
Hotel in lluflalo. N. Yw if you desire
free medical advice. - Adv.
Order of De Molay
First Meeting
m TONIGHT
Masonic Hall
Every Member Urged to Be
Present.
WOOD!
$8.50 Per Cord
Body fir cnt In 16-Inch lengths
Laurel and Oak S3.23 tier.
C. A. ROSS 8 E. 4th St.
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The real value ofH too(oc)ubrica;nf cmn' be determined
In only one way through its use in the engine for
which it is intended.
Hence this company maintains an engine-testing lab
oratory, equipped. with a Sprague dynamometer, in which
Zerolene and other lubricants are constantly being tested
under actual operating conditions. '
This dynamometer, .laboratory is in charge of competent
trained men, who spend all their .time in conducting
comparative tests of Zerolene and, other lubricants in
' autotnbbile, airplane, marine, truck and tractor engines.
Correct Lubrication Recommendations
On the results of these tests, supplemented by equally
careful tests in the lield and on the road, our Board of
Lubrication Engineers bases its Chart of Recommen
dations. ,
Close attsnUon is given to the design and construction
of the engine. It is necessary to know, first, the speed
of the bearingsurfaces; second, clearance between bear
ing surfaces; third, temperatures at which bearings
operate; fourth, pressures exerted in each bearing;
fifth, the means provided for the distribution of the oil
to each bearing.
The recommendations embodied in the Zerolene Chart
are calculated with the greatest precision, and if Zero.
; lene is used ii accordance with them, correct lubrica
tion and maximum fuel mileage are assured.
morepowerfispeed
less friction and wear
thru Gnml Lubrication
Divine Healing
Service
TONIGHT
7:30 P.M.
Presbyterian Church
Medford
CHARLES S.' PRICE, Evangelist
GREAT HEALING SERVICE
Saturday Night, 7:30 Pt M.
at Ashland
Union Service in Morning of
Ashland Churches
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
iCatifomlai
est.
Fall Weather
Is Now Beginning
Now is the time to order
your
Fall Suit
and Overcoat
A large selection of Foreign
and Domestic Woolens on
display
$35 and Up
Hand Tailored Suits for
Men Smart models and at
tractive patterns.
F. J. HUBER
Ladies' and Gents' Tailor
113 W. Main. Phone 799
Hand Tailored Coats and
Suits for Women.
, , , A. M. I. C,'
A MISSION ,
Of One Week Will Be Given
in i
Church of the Nativity
u:ii-ii:i, oKixiox
liy tho Uevci-ond Jesuit Alissionuries,
Fathers Thos. A. 'Meagher
and ratncK j. u nemy
Commencing
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24
nt 10:.1O o'Clock Mas sand HmliiiK
Sunday r.vening, i.
. i
The Papal messing Will Co Riven u.
lie 1-nd of uie JUsiton
OllDKIt OF EXEKCI8ES
6:00 a. m. Mass and short la
strnction.
8:30 a. m. Mass and sermon.
3:00 p. m. Way of the Cross and I
Children's Mission. y
7:00 p.m. Special Instruction (or
Catholic adults who seek better
knowledge of their Religion and for
non-Catholics.
7:30 p. m. Rosary, .Sermon and
Benediction. f.
"What shall it profit a man If he
gain the whole world, and Buffer thu
Iosb of hla soul?" Mark S, 3tt.
"Behold, now is thai acceptabto
time; behold now is the day ofBal
vation. II. Cor., 6, 2.
"Delay not to be converted to the
Lord, and defer It not from day to
day." Eccli. 5, 8, 9. j
"Come to Me all yott that labor
and are burdened and 1 1 will refresh
you. . . . and you shall find
rest In your souls." Matt. 9, 28, 29.
The Missionaries will do - their
share, but you must also do yours.
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
4 Paid Adv.
Virgin
Radio Service
Complete Sets
and Parts :
in ' ;
Paul's Electric Store
Main and Central
DR. R1CKERT
Eyes Scientifically TeBted
and Glasses Properly Fitted
NO DROPS USED
Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
FACTORY ON PREMISES
RDM K Main. UmilJm
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
Day or Night
ITcmstitchiug,
Pccoting r
Sc per yard. . . :
Work finished when you ,
want it.
THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and Bartlett.
MAIL YOUR FILMS TO
SWEM'S STUDIO
217 E. Main St. ' Medford
J
You'll discover that our
bread is full of flaior and
food value. Aroumj the ta
ble you'll smack ySur lips
and ask for morej At the
grocery store you'll remem
ber the name and asl to have
the order repented, j It !s the
bread that's on everybody's
lips.
l
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
. Bread
Pure and Wholisome
Your J!1mF?p
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