Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 26, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text:4 - r .' " " -..... PAOE FOUR MEDFOttD MAHi TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID OKEfiOX, TUEftDA, BECEMTIER 2fi, -102-2 Medford mail tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER KQBUNUKU BVKKV AFTERNOON KIOEPT SUNDAY, BY THE ' ' MKWOKD PBINTWa CO. Tta. MedlonJ Sunday Morning Sun It turnlahed tatanuiara swirl nf ma di dally ippr, OfMoa Mill TrlbuiK Buildli II-S7-1 North fir MTMt ITiom 76. A eoaiolldatlon of the Democrats TlmM, tb edford Mill, tu Hnllora i-rimuia, me wuu OnfoaUa, The AaliUnd Tribune. REDS CONDEMN RELIGION. BOBRRT W. RUHL, Editor. BUMlTKR 8. SMITH, Jl.uig.r. .7.60 .70 . t.60 . .06 . t.oo I 00 SUBSCRIPTION TERMSl Y KATt In Advance: DllJ, with Sunday Sun, JIM Dili;, with Sunday Bun, month.... Dally, without Sunday Bun, yaar Dally, without Sunday Sun, month. Vreil; Mill Tribune, one jm Y OAItHrF.R In aUdford, AihUnd, Jackaoo- TUle, uentxu rouil, tnoenu, iucui wu wu Blchwaya: Dally with Sunday Sun, ffonth .7t DlilT, without Sunday Sun, month.... i Dill;, without Sunday Sun, year 7.(0 Dally, with Sunday Bun, one year B IO All terme by carrier, caih in idrinee. Official piper of the City of Medford. Officii piper of Jickaon County. Sworn daily twaae ctrculatlon lor tlx montbi ndlnc April 1, 1022, 8628, more than double Ibe circulation of my oilier piper pubUihtd ot frculated in Jickaon County. Entered i neoond claa. mattei it Medford Orefon, onder the let ot Mirch . 1870. MEMBERB OP TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Anoclited Prraa li eiclualrely entitled to the um for republication of ill new dlepitchei el edited to It. or not otherwlee credited in thli paper, and alao to the local .nawa publilhed nan In All right of republication of ipecill dla aeichel herein are also rftaerred. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Parry. . Next to government control of farm products, federal supervision of wait ers and waitresses has the most sense to It, In his reply to his critics, most of whom have operated with a brass band to get their views before the world, Mr. Arbuckle should have said: Let he who Is without sin, throw tho first custard pie. Now that Christmas is over, any body with a -$5 bill Is suspected of being one of the Denver mint robbers. , The work of logging off the biz. diet, will start next week. ' I left my dad, his farm, his plow, Docauso my calf became his cow; 1 left my dad 'twas wrong of course Because my colt became his horse, I left my dad to sow and reap Because my lamb became his sheep; 1 dropped my hoe and stuck my fork Because my pig bocame his pork, The garden truck I made to grow Was his to sell and mine to hoc. . , (Farm Journal) A WORLD'8 FAIR TOWN (Portland Spectator) : The 1360,000 orfor for the prize- i fight on July 4 Is mode at a good season. It shows how .much quite easy money is here, if we know how to go aftor It. Wo have . failed shamefully In our efforts to fill the Community Chest; to the Astoria relief fund we are doling . out dollars as It they were our own eyes and arms and legs nnd our contributions io the Santa Claus fund would make the peoplo . of Clanskanlo or Chickenfeed rather proud of thomsolveB, A wideawake , citizen reports ' that last Thursday night, tho engine ot an Kspeo freight, southbound, only whls tlod 56 limes betweon Central Point and Medford. Tho railroad wo have Is forced to do the Whistling for the roads wo ought to havo. Tho nation Is pationtly waiting for the Information, that tho Mor Itougo, l.a., trngody Is duo to tho political inn. bltiona of tho govornor, and thut his consclonco is hurting him. STRIPPED BY Yl'LETIDK RUSH, WE ARE STILh OPEN FOR BUSI NESS (Ildllno Ilnndon Times). Tho unconquornblo spirit ot tho Goldon West. Tho bountiful downiwur of this am., up to noon, hud fullod to bring out the street sprinkler of this municlpullty. 8NEE2E AND SNORE STATION " ' (Oregon City Enterprise) ' Mrs. Mao Hood, tho retiring Worthy 8IIHDI,U CFW SHRD ET 0. 10. 8. of ICHtacadu, gave a rccc- tlon t . the moiiiliors ot tho chuptor at her homo on Upper Main street, Tuoadny afternoon. Tho time was spout In visiting and a social time. There are two things always cuss nblo taxes and Senator Inidgo of Massachusetts. Both have tho con stitution of a 41. One of tho main nlnis of 19'i3, will bo to run n transcontinental Una into the Pacific Ocoun, as tho crow fl.os. n SOBER Al COOK wishes work In hotel, rwiUtiinint or out-of-town camp. Wrltn Hox "X" caro of Times (Coos Dny Times) They wore never llko thnt In tho old days. ,. Kor the next ton day there will lie a dearth ot Portland drummers, regis tering from New York City, nt our hostelrlos. Tho Administration announces "II will stabillio the country." It Is now gnraglied, I'rnilh'toii Mayor Honored. ' ""PENDLETON", Ore. Dec. 30. Oeorara A. JIartmnn, miring mayor of Pendleton, will be appointed ns n mprnlxT of the stain nnrm.il arhnol hoard to mircr-ed Minn Cnrnnllri A. Martin, rcnlKtK'd, nrtlng - C.uvcrnor jiljner h aiinvuncvd. AKF.CEXT investigation' diseloees that organised labor in Aus tralia is committed to bolshevism. Labor leaders told tho iii vestiemting committee that if the proper economic state werc-'attainod there would be no need for religion any longer, nnd that if "religion' would pass ouf (jiiietly without any fuss" the attitude of the labor leaders would bo that of "benevolent tolerance." If not the labor leaders threatened to "hasten'religion's exit with violence propor tionate to its resistance." '' , - n' ; ' In Uussia tho Uolo leaders are waging a relentless war upon the established church and celebrated Christmas by ensuing a proclauia tion against Santa Claus, angels and prayer. ' i Nothing could show more clearly tho ultimate collapse of Bolshe vism than this anti-religious spirit, which permeates it, this return to a cynical materialism. , ' . J For what tiie world needs today is not less religion but more, ubt a further renunciation of the simple principles of .tho Christian faith, but a renewal of faitli in those principles. . Instead of destroying autocracy, Bolshevism . lias merely trans ferred autocratic power from one class to another, instead of advanc ing the brotherhood of man, Bolshevism has renounced the Golden Kule by treating others as they themselves Were treated, by- adopting the very spirit of intolerance and persecution' against which they re-' volted. :Jt Such a movement sows within itself the seeds of its own destruc tion. Whether m luissia or Australia, the -proper economic status will never be a status of oppression, the exploitation of one class by another, whether that class represents the bourgeosie or tho prole lariat.' The only permanent system, must be a better system, a sys tern with more real religion in it rather than. less, with a repression of superstition' and dogma no doubt, but with a greater extension of true Christian theory and practice. - Tongue Twisters I ( : (To be read aloud) By C. L. EDSON, . Author of the Gentle Art of ColumnlnQ. Quill Points If luck doesn't break soon, Europe will. The hardest thing about etiquette is to remember where to put the double "t." The essential difference between a massacre and a Ij'ncbing is that the Turk isn't a Christian. A judge charges that modern women are shooting craps. Oh, well; the supply of husbands is limited. Well bred guests arc those who conceal their desire to snicker, while one is making frantic efforts to carve. Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul is better business than the Irish method of killing Peter to pay Paul. You can't expect the world to do much better. Any medical man will tU you that scar tissue won't function. .Tiie great lines always are timely. "Who steals my purse steals trash," would serve just as well in Kussia today. No matter who builds the fires, man nnd wife may rise at the same time if either tries to start a fire with kerosene. In the old days a ford, was the place whercyou crossed the river. Now it's every place you try to cross the street. -' Correct this sentence: "Come right in," cried St. Peter cordially; 'you'ro the chap who never remembered the poor at Christmas." In the beginning ours was a government of checks and balances. But now the job holders get the checks and there isn't any balance. If thero is to 'bo no war until the peoplo vote for it, wc should be consistent and let the troops vote on the plans of the general staff. RippIingRhuras Vail Mason AVOIDING TORTURE. 13 ALON'C? tho line of least resistance I take my calm and cheer ful way, and so keep trouble in the distance and have n pic nic every day. Some friends of mine are always ranting, they hunt up evils to reform, up some hard road forever panting, n weary and bedraggled swarm. They hope to rend the world asunder and niuke of it a whiter spot, but it all ends in smoke and thunder, and they're a disillusioned lot. I hold it true that every error will some day slirivel up and fall, but if I were a holy terror, I couldn't hasten things at all., So oft I've seen the ardent martyr go forth to hew abuses down, and in tho end ho hired a carter to hniil his weapons back to town. I've certain rights that should be cherished, men sny my vigils, I should keep; but if some tin horn rights have perished, I let them slide, and lose no sleep. I've noticed that the people jealous of all their rights are short of friends, and they are bores who like to tell us a narrative that never ends. Let dauntless souls go forth to buttle , with wind mills or chimeras dire; in pence 1 sit and deftly rattle a stream of discords from my lyro. -- - AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION During' cold, damp weather take one Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet just before retiring every night. Its tonic and Jaxative effect will fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influenza. S0o. per Box. THE 1WTJ3 (!' ItlTA POTTER. A cotU-r luiuied roller, wIioho Ilrst name wus KUveler, Unit ono ovu)y tlotter named HJtu Anltu. Walter. A, tiuller and Pea E. CVIter, lknh offered to lead tho dear Kirl -U tlu uiuir; Kiild 1UU AniUI, tho fulierei-: "Wnlier, A. OiUicr hi sweeter Uian Piter E. Colter." Wlu.ii Peter would greet her, Aului would Utter. . But Waller would melt her null wilt her and twit hor. Peter told Hltu, that (iultcr would flout her; But ItiUi Anltu tlioucht Peter a pouter. Tho latter said: I) nit her, 1'U quJt lier; I'll pull out of Malta and cross .the. equator!" . t He, litter thought better nnd suijeil thero in Malta. While Gnlter was ordered to' Quito poor Walter! When Itlla Anltu saw Peter, the hitter, , . Who once wuh n pouter, now run pTtter-patler Ye, ran plller-puller, did Peter, to iHt her. But Hho - was determined for Goiter to get her. She croKsed tho equator to Gtil- ter, tho rotter! Ho later wrote Peter a (tutor liad gut lier. News Summary of Last Night WASHINGTON Improvement In tho employment Hituation vas notQd In a survey just completed by tho cm ployment service of tho departmen ot labor. WASHINGTON Senator McCor- mlek of Illinois in a statement on his recent tour of Europe, indicated there was a possibility of "Bravest events before the end of winter" in eonti nental Europe unless the allies "ant with an economic wisdom, prudence ana foresight." WASHINGTON Naval forces ot tho Atlantic, and - Pacific oceans will begin their winter maneuvers nnd turpct practice at' Pannina February 10 und continue until Marclr31. WASHINGTON Tho American Bankers' ansociatlon ivns ui-ffed by EUKeno Meyer, managing, director of tho war finance corporation, to take steps to stop thq , practlco 'of some minks in nuvertisinK that tney arc not members of the federal reserve system, declaring It injurious to the liuujlc. ' 1 WASHINGTON-' Census bureau will start decennial determination of tho wealth of tho people in this coun try Jan uury 1. . . . NEW YOIIK Otto H. Kahn, bank er, favored cancellation of a- portion of the allied debt in a letter to Sen ator Smoot of Utah. I , SEATTLE Erastus rsinincrd. fa mous editor of tho Post Intelligencer died. NEW TortK Formation of a so lety .to suppress suggestive song and daueo music, has been started by Louis II. Shallf, dancing Instructor. PARIS France released the last of tho '-German war prisoners.: Bibte TftoucfltSr today i iiuiiiii iu r del. Wlieiu no wood Is, there t lie lire Roelli out: so where there ds no tnlebunrer, the strife cousoth. rrov. i;o:liO. . "Have been troubled -with weak kid neys since childhood," writes Mrs. G. Hydo, Benzonla, Michigan. "Now past forty and havo had terrible backache and that tired out fooling, hardly able to do my work. By using Poioy Kid ncy Pills accompanied w'th Foley Cathartic Tablets I soon felt like a new person." Backache, rhoumatlo pains. dizziness nnd blurred vision are symp toms of kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Plus give quick relief. Sold every where. Adv. HEAT WITH COAL Plnco Your Order Now lor Quick Delivery . Hansen Coal Co. (SuccessopB to Kails) Bi S. Mr Ht. Phone 230-J RUBBER BOOT , REPAIRING HAW SOLES ANT HEELS Medford Vulcanizing Works H, W. CONGER UNDERTAKER Successor to Weeks-Conger Co. Medforrt. Or. Babbiting, Welding Lathe Work REASONABLE RATES Crater Lake Automotive Co. 123 South Front St. Blue Front Fixit Shop 1I1S. Holly Ht. "WE FIX. ANYTHING.' Phono. 4.14 llnior Miulc Mhnrncnlng WES VIRGINIA BEATS GONZAGA BY 2113SC0RE SAN DIEGO, Cal., Dec. 20. The West Virginia football team which de feated the Gonzaga university of Spo-. kane here yesterday 21 to 13, left early j iouay ior ivos Angeles on tne way to Morgantown, W. Va., where school will reopen January 3. The team plans to visit San Francisco before starting for tho east. The contest yesterday witnessed more forward passes than have been seen in southern California this sea son. The West Virginia mountaineers attempted fifteen passes of which eight were completed.- The Bulldogs completed fourteen out ot 27 -attempted. - . - ' - - - West ' Virginia made sixteen first downs and gained I3G , yards from scrimmage. Gonzaga made thirteen first downs end 90 yards by rushing. PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 20. Arizona football team won from Utah Aggies 7 to 0. - - - NEW YORK It became known that Charles A. Stoneham was to resign the presidency of the New York National league club. PHILADELPHIA Sailor Freidman of Chicago, lightweight, who won over Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights, Pa. in an 18 round bout and Ad Stone ot Philadelphia defeated George Shade of California In a light-heavyweight bout. Penn State Secret Practice PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 20. Penn State's football warriors wero to hold their first secret practice on Rose Bowl field today,' In preparation for their New Year's day battle' against the University of Southern California, slated as the annual east vs. west sports feature of tho 1923 Tournament of roses. The Nittany Lions will have the Rose -Bowl field to themselves every morning for secret work and will also use the gridiron ibr an hour or two. in the afternoon. The Trojans who planned to move- to a local hotol late today ofter a final workout on their home soil, will practice In the bowl at hours which will not conflict with the easterners. Penn State's-secret practice was to be under the direction of Head Coach Hugo Bezdek, who rejoined his men last night after watching West Vir ginia defeat Gonzaga at San Diego. HONOLULU, Dec. 20. (By Assocl oted Press). University of Hawaii won its first victory at football over a mainland team whon It defeated the Pomona college eloven from southern California 25 to 0 here yesterday. The game was played under a burn Ing sun and the excessive heat patent ly affected the Pomona lads. The Hawalians, however, outclassed ' the visitors in nil respects. ' The islanders relied mainly on strulght football with occasional forward passes. ' Pomona was helpless against Hawaii's lino. which broke ' through repeatedly.; smothering Pomona plays almost be fore they were started. Pomona b only touchdown was n feature of tho con test. Daggs, picking up a ball fumbled by Wire ran 55 yards for the score. This was in the second period. MILWAUKEE St. Paul' obtained nn even break in a two-game hockey series with Milwaukee. CHICAGO President Johnson of the Amerlrnn lcngue. In a lotter, told tho president of tho Now York base ball writers' nssofciauon. lie noviseu the lmsolmll writers to "put their own house in order," before making com plaints en the Cnlili hit controversy. CANVAS By the Yard At BURK'S Opposite K. I Oepot. WATCH YOUR BATTERY PBE8T-0-LITE BATTERY STATION For Quick BervWe Tliono 119 , GIMCHUUG ' (China Herb Store Th! la to certlrj that aim Chun ot Mfaforrt. Ore., has cured me of icoltrt and stomach trouble. S. M. Ltonard, SOD J St., Grn'nts Pnaa. Th s la to cert rv mat aim .nufi oi Medforii. Ore., tins cured ma ot rupture ot four years' aMndlng. P. ,G. laham, 13 o St., uriinia i-hhs, urn. Medford, Oregon, Jan. u, inn. This la to aertlfv that I, the under. alfrned. had very acvere atotva.cn trouble nil nad Deen DOinerea ior aaverai year nd laat Auxuat waa not axpeetrd to live, and bearing of dim Chung (whew Herb aloro Is at J14 Bouth Front street, Hertford), I daoldad to Bat herba for mr tomach trouDle, and l siariea to xeeiina. better m soon aa I used them and today a well roan ana can nearuiy recom mend anvmi afflicted aa I ;waa to ea Qlm Chung and ry hl nerba. IHIKnedl VY . i. rfuiuioun. Wttneaaea: , Wm. Lawla, Eagle Point, W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point M. A. Andrraon, Medford. R. R, Itolmea, Ragla Point C. B. Moore, Kagla Point. J. V. Ih-lntvra. Ragla Point Uo. Von der Hellen, Kafle Point Thof, 6i KIP691?. fiHlt IvtSV 1923 f Licenses i; Furnished free by us on all cash sales of automobiles, both new f . r S and used for the balance of De cember. A real opportunity to save. The Busy Corner Motor Co. It's Playtime in Sunny Pack up your trunks and ft) now to this Land of Golden Sunshine. ' Here you may enjoy every out-door pastime in winter as in summer. You may live in luxurious ho tels or in rose-bowered bunga lows and comfortable hoarding houses at less cost. For IXW ltOUM) TRIP FAItHS, train service; reservations and de scriptive folders- ask you local agent or write. . - JOHN M. SCOTT, . O; P. A. Portland, Ore. "Every mil u Kccno worth while" v'. D roadwaV at Star k Portland, Ore. You Are Assured a Personal Hospitality and Individual " -1 ' Attention ' through the combined efforts of a staff, who after years of training, understand the needs of the traveling public.- ' MUSIC, DANCING and the BEST TO EAT AT i A DTHI ID H Ml;nrc ',,K,,1U,V tICKS 1 I AN AGE R ' TIME TAlLE EFFECTIVE BEPT . 25' MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE DAILY EXCKIT SI?Viav Lt. Medford 2:00 p. m. Lv. Roseburg 1:00 p. m, - ' ' , MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1 L. Medford 10:00 a. m., 8:00 p. m., 6:00 n m Lv. Oraato Pass 7:30 a. m., 1:00 ,p. a.. 6:Oo'p. m. SUNDAY OKUT rr Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m Lv. OranUPasa 10:00 a. tn., 4:30 p m ciWe connect with itage. for Portlana. Marahfield and Crescent INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. It one Mg - n