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P1GE FOUTt MEDFOHD MAIL" TTtrBTTNE, MEfJFORD OREfiOy. WTnN'ESDAY. PKCEMHEK 13. lftS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE antnvtsT nzwtrirt OBUWH 9 ! tkr ArTtliVjOS UCtIT I'VDAT. BY THl nirou Murruo CO. Tn MUUc St-tT-lS tats 7. -n Hul StoH Tuw IS Iiium flmn li . TW Ajt,ut InkM. BT.T W SXTTU Miw SUB SCRIPT K II TERMS: T AU. U to-- D7 t m. W Daily, S uak . , . . Sktl7, ! fc-7 AM. ft Dtllr. .ll 8 . iti7 bam mm, DONT MISS THE RILEY LECTURE TONIGHT. HmU) fines. rw. - ta CIO ril!, Crl PtU, ftotwi, Ti Imi.? with -mt hmt. Mt jHiir. ntt-na h-uhAj fern. . . Ail lira M tarrwr, uH ia tdiM 7i 1 M ft i w lf rvt v-it f ail ftrws i-t AU4 to H, Ir-X MJMrtf'.M CTtri.'Ud ifi CuU f Mt trin nn itmnvl (( (Vf AKE it thy biislney. to know thyv lf." This was pood advice J.V A 3 years asro. It is pood advice today. How many people in Medford know the wonders of their owa tate. How many know the inarv-U of their owe Pacific Northwest. Thinks to the automobile, ignorance is not as prevalent as it was a generation ago. but there are still 'thousands of people in Oreson who haven't the faintest conception of the seenie beauties which sur round thetn. At the l'resbvteraii church tonight. Frank Branch Kilev. the well- ksiown lecturer and traveller, will brinsf to the people of Medford' s-me of the more famous scenic marvels of their "own eountry."j Not onlv will delijilitful and instructive views be shown, but thev will, be interestingly interpretel, with that blend of poet;c appreciation; and humor, for which Mr. Kiley is justly famous. ! The Craters club has gone to considerable expense to get Mr. Riley here, their effort is in line with the best sort of progressive commu--city spirit. Needless to say, there should be a crowded house. Don't; think because you have motored to Crater Lake and over the Pacific j Highway that you know all there Ls to know. Mr. Riley will show) you things you have never seen before and tell you things you have never known. Know your own state. Mr. Riley will not only give you that knowledge,, but he will give you a delightful evening of out-door en thusiasm and entertainment. Tongue Twisters (To b rczd a!ud) ByC. L.E050N. Author of the Gentle Art of Columning. THE GIRLS TEASE PEASLEY Lte Ptatley so prosily studied his book. That Hazel Low gave him the tessinjest look, Did Hazel Low's hazel eye dazzle Lee? No; "But it made him uneasy," said Rosalie Poe. To Hazel he crazily cast a sheep's eye, With her hose low and hazel hair tousled awry. "We can easily dazzle Lee Peasley, I see," Said Rosalie, hazily, "Hazel and me Can easily tease Lee Peasiey." OF PLEASING FANS The coming fistic entertainment, to be held December ii at the Nata torlum will be the first serious at tempt of Siartin Boxen as match j maker for the local boxing eommit : sion. Mr. Bowers, who operates a ' drug store in Gold Hill has a v-ry thorough knowledge ot the boxins game and has been very successful as a wrestling and boxing promoter Quill Points Ye Smudge Pot By Artftur Perry. 1 1 Tbe Jr. seedsender from Oregon.! who is of lets usa at Washington, D. j C than a plug bat full of cold water, Is Id the news again, for bis favorite trick of getting lost, when needed. Among tbe laws that will cl be passed by the next sessn of the lesis lature. is a measure prohibiting politic ians from loitering around prayer meetings for a year before an election. in the past. - . llr. Lowers, who is personally ac quainted with both Battling Ortega and Gordon McKay, says he is will- j Ing to stake his reputation as a I matchmaker on the result of tho I coming battle". He is bringing to I n c.r in thA roned arena, a master j "The Cowboy and the Lady," Rialto of tng and a rugged battler. !oth featuring Mary Miles Mfhter and are confident of winning and it would Tom Monro "Th PnwhnT and ,he ! not be surprising, to see one of these j i warriors take the count before the J Lady" baa been screened. Supporting; tina EOng. I The boss in a just and responsible man. He always pays for the tbe featured players is a cast of popu-! The rest of the card should be a time his employes kill i'ar P1. prominent among whom hummer, as it features local talent.: 1 ' are Rbert Schable. Viora Daniel and . all except Jack Edmundson of Oak- j I'at icia PaJmcr. Charles Maigne was land, who appears to be a darx horse A hwll. hrow pvprnrifr ii nnp vnf'iit in pYhihif intr i-rtnr lit: 1m atnra nf fh riirertnr I uui juubiiib There are none so blind that they can't see the other fellow's duty. useless information. Three English ladles, who puact'ire l sweeties, husbands, etc.. with lead, bare been-sentenced to bang, and the worst of it is, they will. THE MUFFLED KNOCK ' (Albany Herald) A fine feeling of good-fellowship perraded the meeting throughout, making people feel loathe to go. ;l A velocipede, driven by 8. T. Rich ardson, was ran Into by a speeding Christmas tree Tues. prn. . Now and then, events shape them selves to demonstrate that some of our law enforcers ought to catch themselves. 'lhe American Eagle can't save France, however, without the ac tive co-operation of the stork. For many girls romance is divided in three parts: ship, (2; courtnhip, hardship. thinks about some other women's looks. from the way he and wife who re- .,. v.. ,-,. h.. .h, i The story tells of a mains faithful to her cad of a husband until fate points tbe way to a finer S)k, r;p Air. love Jessica Weston, sickened by her' paris. Dec. 13 Another Carpen-1 husband's escapades, goes to her tier-Sikl fight now appears te3s cer ranch in Wyoming. Reluctantly, her' tain The boxing federation has stip- j husband accomnauies her. Out there. ulated that It would not authorize ! m friend-! however, he has an affair with another 'he fight unless mki appearea oeiore ; jj iiK.uu . , , ills investigating committee. Sikl has. I , , . .. . , . written the federation declaring he. tlenianly rancher, Teddy North, falls . , - 1. .... , , Mill I1UL UlUrSO HIV h 1'. ; jin love with Jessica. Interesting dc-!,)on firet o( a removM, his disquali-; A woman doesn't always think about her looks. At times she i velopments follow, and there is a mur-; UclMon j uer nijsierjr w iiitu miMw:i v auai , in aaanion to tniH, accorams i ter the happiness of all concerned. Kut! I-Journal. a hitch has developed over at the last moment justice and bappi-jthe 300,000 franc stake which a busi- It seems strange to see people spending great sums for food when they haven't a spare tire on the premises. The trouble with frosty air as a substitute for rouge Ls that it gives a glow to the nose as well as the checks. 1 The height of something Is for an Kspee freight engine to block the Main Stem crossing for 20 minutes, while holding a whistling forum. Every congregation loads the work on those who are willing to do it, and then cusses them for trying to boss things. As we understand it, the slogan of the Communists is "Brotherly Love, Equality, and Dynamite." 'A copy of the Kansas antl-pettlng law Is at hand, and among other things sets down on Impromptu sparking in the center of main traveled highways. Tbe law also frowns upon holding tbe ! gal In the front seat with one hand, while driving with the other. It Is' liable to work, as both' parties to alien-; ed romantic transactions, are hold i punishable for violation thereof. In whole and In part. There are ffcirly decent fathers, and then there are fathers who haven't time to talk to their small sons. npita nrpvail. 'Tho niikor and lh Ilv " which : Posed fight. was filmed In Wyoming, started with this afternoon's matinee at the Rialto and will run tfle balance of the week. ness man was to put up for the pro- W.. THE PAGE t it ' Dave Roftenbcrff Loses Out. . NEW YORK. Dec 13. The state athletic commission has ordered lor feiture of the purse of Dave Rosen berg in his boxing contest with Mike OTJowd here Thankpgiving night be cause he lost the contest on a. foul after repeated warnings. NEW VGKK Owners of National lcague baseball clubs announced that Ihfi 1923 playing season would open on April 17, a week later than usual. Soft lights on th4 ij'8torious desert, DEXVKR-fJeorge Manley of Den- ! the gay life of Cairo, tiark skins andjver, middleweight, won a decision .... . , , . luter xuuiik xiuy .ui&ne ui oi. juui. Willie, Ue UUU U1LI l'.lt? wcicilj mum- gle In "Burning Sands," the current at traction at the Page theater. Milton Every woman has at least one acquaintance she would drop cx cept for the fact that the creature knows so much nice gossip. Correct this sentence fond mother, "and I think he gets that from my side of the house." CAIX1ART, Alia. The St. Pat ricks! of Toronto. world's hex kt.'V Sills Is the featured player, with Wan-) champions, were defeated by the da Hawley heading a very capable; Calgary team of the western Cana cast '' dian league. Daniel Lane, a philosopher, played j in, , , . i ; uy ,ur. sins, iirimy uciiubi mm 11. ia . He has a very ugly temper, sa!d thci ... d ,. h,mBelf. Co-OoerattVe Bureaus BULLION ' (Oregon City Enterprise) " LOST Old Jersey cow with t- crumpled horn. Kinder notify First National Dank. ' . . "OUE8S THE WEIGHT AND WIN THE BIO 8TICK" (Sign In window). T. R. stuff. Every honest effort Germany makes reacts on herself. She has He lives alone with his books In the UKS 1U llie i w j r y wt picturesque ruins of an old monastery T OTR, CUTOpean r arms on an oasis in the Saharan desert. He J becomes the friend and confidant of exported thousands of police dogs, and now the price of wucrst isitho aged Sheik All, whose son Is plot-j CHICAGO, Dec. 8. Co-operative prohibitive. Modern arithmetic': If the pay satchel contains $8,000 to pay men, how far will the messenger walk before he is cracked in the hendf The Non-Partisan League ls plan nlng "an Invasion of the Pacific Coast" and asks that "It be accorded sym-1 pathy," and It Is liable to get a whole : lot more, In our slstor states to north and aouth. The official coming is now scheduled for April, a month when the mind of tho prospective victims will be calm and unbiased, from paying tho first Installment of the taxes. ting with renegade Arabs to capture ; agricultural organizations in foreign tho oasis. Thev enlist the services of! countries with one exception are pay- an English official and plan to hold ' InB big dividends tnrough increased up eventually the Hrltlsn government "-- Ministers Fight Divine Healing The Chlckahgnminy community has been favored with quite a snow storm last week. (Eugene Uuard). Favored Is right Iter. Dr. Poling, who has more jtlonnl church who has not yet arrived, friends to tho square Inch In Corvallls I The Presbyterians are without a mln than any othor minister who ever I later but we know that Dr. Snyder was lived hero, preached at the Presbyter Inn church Sunday and spent his tlmo tolling- Corvallls folks that the Prlco revival nioetlngs in his town are not In nny sense manifestations of Divine In harmony In this matter with the views of Kev. Poling. All those who swallow the dope put nut by the Rev. Price are "fundamentalists," and there nre few Intelligent ministers In this healing at all and that he regards the day and age who are fundamentalists. Hov. Mr. Price as Inimical to tho com- Rer. Waldo was not one. Rev. lloozer in nutty. We understand that there, are Was not one. Rev. Clyde was not one. "JAIL LOSE8 CLARA PHILLIPS, HAMMER KILLER" (Ildllne Marsh- field News). It belongs. Putting tho blame whore ' AND THAT AIN'T ALL , (Pendleton East Oregonlan) DANCINO promotes spinal flex ibility and organic health; lessons afternoons, venlngs; positively no failures. Dance every 8atur . Ua.Vi Union Hall. othor ministers- In Albany who still retain their bearings and who feel tho same wny about It as do Rev. Dr. Wood 01 tho First M. E. church In this city, Dr. Harper of the M. E. Church South, Itov. Reynolds of the Clirlitlan church and the new minister of the Congrega- Theso men have made It a business to study this matter, ore all honest with their own Intellects and tlierofore, have found it Impossible to accept this stuff as having any legitimate placo In the Christian religion. Corvallls Ga setto Times. No .European statesman has the nerve to risk another war, by propos ing that Europe go to work. Now that the Xmus rush ls starting, it Is contrary to postal regulations, to tare more than one door at tho post ( unlocked. Coraiellman-Eloct O. O. Alendorfer Bitu - M shut car. He maliciously mwi ton Judgment by buying boforo Brt m bUKuratcd. A FIRM BELIEVER Til U pro cher whoso Blblo hail liarf! rwi p stock together by bad bnv-i. t Uw bottom of one page. "W(iiW ." oae hundred and flirty It fvilt nlo himself a wlfo, who wro omwimr th le0 o'e hundred fhrr rnhlt Vmg, forty cubits wid... hntie f tT wood, covered wtiti pir Inshl 1 out-" ArtVM- srvnwt staring he said: My -Vlmidrt. (hie t" tint time I ever rhr flt( f h '"hie, but I accept It mmnw nt 1ht assertion that we 9r,. iWitiy 4 wondeilly mode. (Hub by OHJ) W I i. RipplinRhuros py wan rraron ' Jttt L SANTA'S BELLS. Ifl U. S. k BERLIN, Dec. 13 (By the Asso ciated Press.) The attack on Max fmlllan Harden, editor of Die Zuk- untt last July by two men near his home In Grunewald, was originally plotted because It was desired to pre vent him from carrying out an Amer ican lecture tour, according to evi dence Introduced yesterday when two men wore brough to trial In conncc tlon with the assault. The accused men nre Herbert Wei- charilt, 22 years old, a farmer, and Albert Wilhelm (irenz 25 years old, an old Edcnburg book dealer. "" UK children lienr the ringing of Simla's string of bells, as L he comes blithely swinging across the moors and fells. Thev hour his reindeer loping beneath the wintry sky, they listen, and they're hoping he will not pass them by. I listen too, but only discordant things I hear; lhe night is dark mid lonely, tho wind is bleak mid drear. The snow is on the gables, the wind bents at the door, mid 1 nm old and fables appeal to me no more. 1 have a golden ehnliue, n dilimomt-studded fun; I'm living in n palace, I have n l'ieli sedan; I'm decked in purple raiment, I have n costly lyre, I'm fixed to make the payment for all I may desire; my mints, in priceless sables, go sloshing through the mart, but snow is on tho gables, mid snow is on my heart. 1 listen for the riugins that only children liearj 1 listen for the singing of Santa to his deer. ,And 1 would give lny plunder, my lyre and dachshund too, if I could hear and wonder, ns little children do. There nre no elves or witches, or fairies by the streams; but nil nn old man's riches aren't worth a bnirnie's dreams. ' fids 23 Terrapin NEW YORK. Doc. 13. Satisfied that he has accomplished his mission lp America, Georges Clemenceau sailed for home today on tho French liner Paris. He was up early, as us ual, ready to find a place on the steamer's deck and wave farewell to the country he wishes to Join with France In working out Europe s af-ter-lhe-war problems. Clemenceau found a surprise aboard tho Paris where he spent the night 2.') live terrapins, tho glfe of -Bernard M. Baruch. Ho expressed a fondness for turtles somo time ado and Mr. Baruch sent to bis South Core-Una estate for them. VWir.....i-- Ul For Manf, Jnoatids A Children The Original Food Drink fcr All Arcs. OuickLunchat Home Offirt .Fountains. RichMilk, Mtltd Grain Extract In Pow derhTablctformt. N-wiriufK-Noceokinf. tT Avoid ImiUlioru and Substitute farmers the articles lliey purchase, Samuel Adams, presi dent or tho American Agricultural Editors' association, today told the American Farm Bureau federation. Mr. Adams visited Great Britain, France, Germany and other countries as a rcprespntntive of the federation, to study agricultural conditions and laws. Great Britain was"'1heioner country in which agricultural co-operation is not a success, due, ho stated, to the fact .that "It was organized by gov ernment appropriations and not thrnuch n demand for the farmers." ! BYE IT NEW FOR 15C Skirts Waists Coats Dresses Kimonas Curtains Sweaters Coverings Draperies Ginghams Stockings Everything JJiamondlW Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind and follow the simple directions in every packsge. Don't wonder whether you can dre or tint successfully, because perfect home dyeing is guaranteed with Dismond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your dnnrftist whether the material you wish to dve Is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed good. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fsde. or run. Rive Children BOOKS Reading Is formed habit, started crly In life. To be successful one ruiLst be "well read" nowadays. We will nclert the I look suitable lo agrv, Ky to moll. Medford Book Store Christmas Greetings In Many Ways We are showing a well assorted line of Christmas Cards priced from lc to 35c. A a special offer, a box of 12 different cards for 40c. Another assortment of 15 cards fcr 60c. Heath's Drug' Store Phone Eight-Eight-Four 109 E. Main DAN C E TON IGHT The Oriental Ballroom Natatorium Management American Legion Admission 10c. No War Tax Single Dances 10c. Entire Evening $1.00 i MAKE THIS AN ELECTRICAL .CHRISTMAS Here are a few appropriate . Christmas Suggestions .- Percolators Electric Irons . - Electric Grills - -Vacuum Sweepers Electric Curlers Warming Pads ' Electric Fixtures Electric Toasters Sewing Machine Motors People's Electric Store Av-afanvf A. B. Cunningham . O. O. Alenderfer "No J ob Too Big for Us to Handle" TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 . MEDFORD.ROSEBURG STAGE DAILY EXCEPT 6CXDAI Lv. Medford 2:00 p. m. Lv. Rosebnrg 1:00 p. m. '.if MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE : DAILY EXCEPT BCSDAY . Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., i:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m. Lv. OrantSPas- 1:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m. 8UKDAY ONLY . , Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:80 p. m. ' Lt. Grants Pus 10:00 a. m 4:30 p. tn. We connect with stages tor Portland, Marshfleld and Cratcaat city- v , . . . . INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. '. , Pbone ;WITHMEDrOKD TRADE 13 MEDFORD MADE. ( ... ID
