Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE Form MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 102f5 Bedford Mail tribune AW TNUK PENDENT KKWHI'APKR CIUJrUKU KVKKY A KT EH NOON fclOEPT BUNUAY, UY 1MB MBUrOKD PRINTING CO. Tb Mfdford Sunday Horning Sun li furnished dbaurlbcra Attiring kh day dull nwpipr. Otc Hall Tribune Building, 16 87-19 NorUi ft? itreet. Pbon 76. . A conoolldatlon of the Democratic Time, the Hedford Mail, Uit Meriford Tribune, the Southern Qragoulan, The Aahlaud Trlbuue. nonRHT'W. BUHL, Editor. 8UMPTEB S. Slirrii, Uanager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BT MAIL In Advance; Dally, with Sunduy Sun, year 7.60 Dally, with fiunday Sun, mouth 76 Dally, without Sunday Run, year 6-60 Daily, without Sunday Hun, month Jj Weekly Uall Tribune, one year S.00 Sunday Sun, one year I 00 Y CARKIF.H In Med ford, Aahland, Jackaon- rllle, Ontral Point, Phoanlz, Talent aud on Biahwavs: Dally with Sunday Run, month 76 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month 66 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.6" Ail term by carrier, coah in adrance. Official paper of the City of Mod ford. Official paper of Jackeon County. EUROPE ON THE BRINK. Bworn dally average circulation tor all months ending April 1, ltfiiS, BG28, more than double the circulation of any other paper publiahed oi nreuiated In Jacuaon uounty. Entered as aeoond Clau inattel at Hedford Oregon, under the act of March 8, 1870. If RUBERS OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRKSS. The Aaaociated Pn-aa la exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all nvwa diapatebca credited tfl it, or mrt otherwise credited In tliia paper, and lao to the local dhwi publiahed aerem. All right of republication of ipeclal dl aicoee Herein are aiao reaerrea. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Ptrry. ' The indictment of six (C) dollur-a- -ear-nien, for . stoallim $800,000,000 during the war, proves Unit the 4 minute- speakers were not the only ones who failed to stay within their limit. They flourished in hoctlc times. Wealth of the nation, not given out right to Europe, seems to have been pocketed by sterling home patriots. Fortunately, they did not walk off with the White House. "An exhaustive survey of the wild life of Oregon, has been completed," and. It is Just such fatiguing things as this that caused the state to go ahead, by the well known leaps and bounds. The Btirvoy does not embrace the last campaign. Write it January 2, 1323. NO CAUSE FOR IT (Corvallls Gazette-Times) Virgil Porter, a Toledo man, committed suicide tlioro in a fit of despondency Monday. Ho prob ably saw the record of the Cor vallls high school football team as published In the Toledo papei'B. A LADY TALKS I wont crazy New Year's eve, and took a drink of moon, and the con flu gration is still raging. H had a car bolic acid base, and et the lining out of my innards, and a $40 coat. I'm ull Jake now. I can blow my breath without flames leaping out of my mouth. It was ull we could do to keep my attempted murderer from turning Hear Crick into his headgate. When I was hashing in Portlund, the paper used to tell about the fire boys answering still alarms. I had one of 'em. A fine desk given away by the Golden Rule store was captured by Claudo Sylvester. (Eugene Register). Good work, Cluudo. Mrs. O'Connor of Portland hurried out, two physicIanB woro called and it wns thought for a time Mrs. Muttlngly would not Burvlve. (Orogon Clty Entorprlse). The mufflod knock. C Wig Aslipole is now a Grandpa, both literally and figuratively. H Is now assured that tho hystorlcnl spree, swooping tho land, can't Inst till Henry Ford Is elected president. WHY 8ECTION CREWS ARE GENERALLY 8HORTHANDED (AP. Dispatch) ' CHICAGO, Dec. 29. Somo mon working on nowsiHipers should bo driving trucks, Gcorgo P. Stone, of tho Medlll School of Journalism at Northwestern university suid today at the convention of the Association of Tcnchors of Journalism. If Franco keeps on bellowing about tho German debt long enough, the plain people of Amorica will uriHe nnd pay the same by prlvato subscription, for tho blesHod relief of not hearing any more about it. Tho agitation against Mr. Fatcoo Arbuclilo continues liko there wns n law compelling people to go to movies to see his art. AGRICULTURE SWATTED ANEW (Chlco Enterprise) In oil our big cities, one of the severest penalties of congestion Is this vast outlay of building wealth, rapidly followed by destruction to make room for something better. In tho long run, who pays for this waste of wealth? Farmers? "" HIS promises to bo ti memorable month in Europe. Tho crisis 1- has been reached. Whether .whiit him been known (is Euro pean civilization is to endure or perish, will in ull liklihood be de cided before tho mouth hint passed,' pci'lmpa by the end of this week. According- to the press dispatches toriny, the first step is not tin entirely dweoimiKinK o"1'. Premier Poiiicnre for France has offered a reduction of (lerinan reparations to 50 billion (,'old murks and a two-year moratorium, but with productive (j'mnintecs 1o insure' the resumption of payments Inter by the Ciermans. This is in the nature of u concession, lint if productive (,'unran tccs mean the occupation of the Hnhr, there is little liklihood that 0 rent Britain will support the French program. Without such support France will undoubtedly he allowed to go her way alone and the occupation will be carried out. Of course, this occupation will be resisted by (Jcrmnny, but it is doubtful if this resistance can in the nature of things be made effec tive. On the other hand it is certain, that no German government which accepts such action without resistance can retain office. So one comes to the fundamental trouble in Europe today. It is not as many have supposed, the failure of diplomats, there is every reason to believe that the diplomatic representatives could get around a table nnd work out a plan which would save Europe fi i disinte gration, but the trouble is no government advocating essential con cessions would be supported by the people they represent. In oilier words the people' of Europe 'arc in a desperate mood. STATE JS BEATEN HAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2. The university of Southern California which defeated Penn State 14 to 3 yesterday at Pasadena, Cnl., was the only Pacific coast Institution to win in three New Year's day games which closed tho 1922 football season. Except for the first quarter, when Mike Palm, Penn State quarterback, drop-kicked a field goal from the 19 yard line, the University of Southern California gained consistently through the Nlttany Lions' line. Scott high school of Toledo, Ohio, which already held the high school meet. Charles Goldstrupp and Carl Oglo shared second place honors. GALLUP, N. M. Young Wallace of Seattle and Scott of Phoenix fought a ten round draw. NEW ORLEANS Calcutta, ridden by Johnny Corcoran, won the New Year's handicap. Tho horse paid 10 to 1. Sir Thomas Kean was second, Max ima C third. championship of the east. BOuth nnd they are without exception, strongly imbued with sentiments of sus-i middle-west, completed Its conquest of picion and hate. Individually they don't want war, but collectively Ihcy will not agree to those concessions to national pride, which are necessary to prevent war. Even with the Poiiicnre program therefore, the chances of peace ful settlement in Europe are remote indeed. In the last analysis there seems to be ibut one hope of salvation. That hope lies in the interven tion of the United States. If this country should support England, on a plan of mutual compromise, there is reason to believe something akin to allied solidarity could again be realized. But here the same obstacle intervenes.. The plain truth is the people of the United States as a whole are 'opposed to Uncle Sam meddling in European affairs. They arc sick of the whole foreign mess. They do not realize that European collapse would not only send Europe into chaos, but would deal a staggering blow to the well being of the United States. So one whirls about in a circle, perceiving the only way out, but also perceiving no practical way of gettuig the people of any nation to make the sacrifices necessary to follow that path. the country by winning 32 to 0 from the Corvallis, Ore., high school. The game was played nt Corvallls. The footbull eleven of Pomona col lege, an institution situated nt Clarc mont, Calif., lost to tho Hawaii all-star team at Honolulu, 20 to 14. Quill Points Wo trust 1923 isn't a stickler for precedent. Another very good thing to take for a cough is the cigarette cure. An absent-minded married man is one who puts coal on the cat and puts out the fire. ' Wives are persons who sit next to you and whisper directions con cerning the correct use of the tableware, It's a hard world. And about the time n. man learns to be hard headed his arteries get that way, too. The more we think of world profiteers, the more we respect the fine quality that persuaded Judas to hang himself. The great need of the non-Christian nations is Christianity, you can say that much nbuut the Christian nations! Still, It's just as easy to make friends after you get old, but it is harder to find people you are willing to be friends with. RippIingRhuroies . r lj 'v pr wen ncwxi Ml JJ I .jf SPEAKING OP PLANS. IlilKE to talk about my plans, of tilings I mean to do; I'll overhaul my twin sedans, which now refuse to ehoo; I plan Jo paint my picket fence, which is quite shabby now, and build, re gardless of expense, n stable for the cow. I plan a hundred use ful things, before the season goes, and so 1 walk around in rings and tell what I propose. My neighbors paint their fences pink, nnd haven't much to say, and when their ears are on the blink, they fix them in u day. At useful tasks they ply their tools, they put up wood to burn, and grease their pigs and wash their mules, manipulate the churn. And when I call to .show blue prints of schemes I'll soon make whiz, they are iml backward with their hints that I'm unfinished biz. I never seem to get in touch with big results, iilnsi 1 sometimes fear I talk too much to make things come to puss. It might be better if I toiled and put hot air in cans, for big achievement oft is spoiled by having many plans. Mv neighbors build their useful casks, with neat, well-fitting bungs, whilo 1 am talUing of my tasks, for I've the gift tongues. ' of PASADENA, Cal., Jan. 2 The Penn sylvania State college football team, which lost to the University of South ern California eleven here yesterday 14 to 3, has gone to San Francisco for a short visit before starting for home by way of Los Angeles. university of Southern California students, alumni nnd faculty planned to fete tho Trojans who won in their first east-west contest. An informal celebration was held after the game last night. The football team disbanded Inst night and today nearly all the players turned their attention to basketball practice Wlllard to Box Again SEATTLE, Jan. 2. Hilly Wright, former Pacific coast welterweight champion, and Oakland Billy Harms are down for six rounds tonight in a boxing program here featured by an exhibition by Joss Wlllard, former heavyweight champion, with a spar ring partner. The other bouts scheduled are Mickey Hamon, Seattle, vs. Joe Huff, Portland, lightweights; Franklo Green, Sealtle, Chuck Hellmnn, Portland, bantamweights; Young Fossee, Ever ett, against Johnny Alack, Pittsburg, featherweights, Joe Serapin vs. Young Sike, welterweight. Kramer Heats Gorman. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. Danny Kramer, Los Angeles featherweight boxer, yesterday took a ten round decision over Joe Gorman of Port land. In a six round semi-wimlup Ohio Rocco, local featherweight beat George Burns, also of Portland. EVERETT. Wash., Jan. 2. "Oak land" Billy Harms, Everett, won a referee's decision over "Red" Cump bell, Everett, in tho eight round main event of a boxing show hern New Year's afternoon. Harms out boxed Campbell in every round. The men nre mlddlewelghts. In the semi-final Paddy O'Donuld, Seattle, ttir pound boxer, was given the decision over Kid Koerbcr, Ev erett. Marty Fossee, Everett, knock ed out Ira Huffman, Uolhell, In tho special event. INDIANAPOLIS Hud Taylor, Tcrve Haute bantam knocked out Benny Vogel'of Milwaukee In tho first round of a scheduled ton round fight. PORTLAND, Oro.,' Jan. 2. Ritchie Davis won a decision In four rounds from Jack Griffin here last night. PHILADELPHIA Pancho Villa, flyweight champion, defeated Battling Murray In eight rounds. PINEHURST, N. C Donald Par sons of the Youngstown country club, won the annual midwinter golf tourna ment nt Plnehurst. PITTSBURG Harry Gieb, llght heavywelght champion of America won a newspaper decision over Boh Roper of Roanoke, W. Va. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, HI., writing your name and address clenrly. You will receive In return n trial package con taining Foley's llonjy nnd Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backachej kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and I thoroughly cleansing cathartic for can-1 stipatlon, biliousness, headaches, and j sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv. BREAK A GOLD ' if) mm "Rape's Cold Compound" Acts Quick; Costs Little, Never Sickens! Every druggist here guarantees each pack ago of ''Tape's Cold Compound" to break up any cold and end grippe misery in a few hours or money returned, fituflinofts, pain, headache, fever ishness, inflamed or congested nose and head mlieved with first dose. These safe, pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and million now toko them instead of '"'(ninsr quinine. WE SELL CANVAS I!y the yard at reasonable prices Med. Tent & Awning ' Work Opposite S. P. Depot CELLULOID In Your Side Curtain F.F.BURKE . i Opposite S. I. Depot . PR13SCOTT. Ail?.. .lack Lynch or Prescott and Ilcnny Hitter of Los An geles fought n tct. round draw. They are middleweight;). PHOKN1X", Ariz. Jim Thomas of Phoenix won first place la threo events at the Now Year's tinto race Melody sweeter than any twanged on a harp, Is now bolng rendered with nn liver sharp: Concerning n transcontinental railroad line. To tho Pacific Ocean via the llcurcnt mine. . . oooooooooooooooocooooooo Do You Believe in Insurance? STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION B We will make your old I Suits and Overcoats last 1 till Spring. ' Try us. UNLESSYOU ARE' Tape's Diapepsin" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once "Pnpe's lUnpcpsin-' is tho quickest, surest relief for indigestion, gases, Hutu leneo, konrtlmrn, sourness, fermentation or slom.irli distress caused by acidity. A few tuhhts givo almost, immediate stom ach reiioL Correct your stomach and dipestion now for & few cents. Drug gists sell millions of packages. GIM CHUNG China Herb Stora WBiMe Thoughtft Tcxfcnj 8AFEtJARI)KD: He ahull give , his smiela chnrxe over thee, lo kop j tbn; l Mll-thj way. I'mIib VI; U. - Would yon deposit nlioiit $.1 per monlh In ft Ux'nl bank If you knew Hint your family would nwlvo a,(MHMHl In rah If you wwo accidentally killed, or $I,IMHMM In cnh If you died from slckns? You would ircrlvo nn income of 9MI.IIM ht month If nny iiirldont or nny sickness totally prevented you from worklmj. If you mw permanently disabled you would reci'ivo nn income of $120 ev year for ns long n.i you live, In mldllion to nil oilier benefits! nnd further, more If you live TWKXTY YKAKS YOl- WILL TIIKX 1K It WDKD $1000.00 IN CASH Send your name, age nnd address nnd complete Information will be send to you. EARL S. TUMY (lenerul Agent Northern Life Insurance Company No. SOtl Mlx-rty llldR. "An olil I. Inn l.cg.il Itivw-irri nipiny." 7 t .r Thin m tn mrnn rtutt r.im nmna nt Medford, Ore., hus cured me of K"ltr nnd Momnch trouble. 8. M. Leonard, t': j im., u ratlin t'Aftfl. This la to certify thnt Olm Chun of Medfurd, Ore,, bus cured m ot rupture of four y.-nrV nundtnR. F. O. IshftiU, ill a Ht., Hmntu Vnmm, Or. Mt-dford, oreKOn, Jan. H, 1917. Thtn Is to ortlfy that I. the under Imied. hud very invert ptoiniclj trouble and had been bothered for several year and lant August w not expected to llvn. atwl hKirlnn a? n . il, , Herb atore ta nt St4 South 'Front, a tree! , I itipnionii, i urcim'ii io gel neroa rr mv stomach trouble, and I started to filing better aa aoon as I used them and todav am a well man arid can henrttlv recom mend an von afflicted as I was to see Olm Chunt nd try his Herbs. (Stfrnod) W. K. JOHNSON. Witnesses: Vm. Lewis, Fagl Point. TV. U Children,. Fafl Potot. M. A- Anderson, Medford. 8. P. Hnlmes, Kal mint. O. R, Moore, Rule Point. J. V. MelntyrerF.aitle Point. Oeo. Von der llellen. Fhsi Point. Tbos, hi. Mubols, Us. Point. mm SEEDS for Every . 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United Army Stores. 32 Central Ave. South W W BIG INITIATION New Second Degree Natatorium Wednesday, January 3rp STREET PARADE Start from Natatorium at 7:45 p. m. ENTERTAINMENT Following parade and initiation Woodmen report at Natatorium at 7:30 p. m. Z.flSan Francisco , Cat. As& Salem xNursery Company Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Large Stock to Select From Place your order now SHADE TREES, EVERGREENS, VINES AND CREEPERS, HEDGE PLANTS, DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, PENDULOUS TREES, ROSES AND BULBS. FRUIT TREES OF ALL KINDS Agents for the Coats (1418) Date Prune See JAMES INGLIS, 4 to 6 p. m. daily Representing SALEM NURSERY COMPANY at HOTEL HOLLAND HEAT WITH COAL l'laco Your Orrfnr Now for Quirk Unlivery Hansen Coal Co. (CtiMT-wnr to Ends) S. 1 St, I'honc 2:1I)-J WATCH YOUR BATTERY PrtKST-O-T.ITK BATTERY STATION r. , For Quirk Sorm-r TTinnn 110