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MEDFORD MAI1J TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGOX,- SATURDAY. JANUARY 13, 1923
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. Ye . Smudge Pot
'"J 'iMui' iy " Arthur Perry. .": " i.
: A NebraaUa jury Friday convicted a
woman of killing a man, but yon enn't
believe anything you sea in the papers.
.'. Good progress has boon mado the
last two days on tho tax reduction
program, by the legislature, as they
held no sessions.
Tho nidgefleld, Wash., schoolma'nm
who paddled a 13 your old maldon has
been acquitted. Tho fratornul, social,
financial and political Influences of
tle parents sprang to tho rescue when
tho deed was done.
' YOU CAN'T BLAME 'EM
(Crescent City Courier)
, Charles G. Roy, who owns a
place on Pacific avenue and raises
chickens and ducks, also skunks,
Informed us thut thieves tako
chickens and ducks but do not
molost the skunks.
The proposod law prohibiting boot
loggers and moonshiners from having
gunB, brings up the question, Do the
bootleggors - and moonshiners really
need guns?
The German Is a tamo cuss now,
and tholr highly touted efficiency Is
no mora. Whan they first wont a
gooBestopplng through liolgium, effi
ciency was nil over them. They never
missed a chance to be efficient, and,
the world was lnformod, oven had two
BOts of buttons on every pair o( pants.
MY RADIO
The hours I spend with thoo, dear
' heart,
. . Are fraught with joy and bliss, nl-
' though
At times I'd like to kick apart
My Radio, My Hadlo.
teach word Is shriek, each song a
' '- blare, v
But still I tune and tuno in vain
I llston In until tho end, and thero
You screetcli again.
"B" hntterlos and nmpllphono, '
Oh, tuning coil that makes mo cross,
I wish that I could euro your static
groan.
But you're a loss, Bwoothonrt, a
total loss. (Sub. A. A, P.)
MUST BE GOOD MILKER
(Palo .Alto (Cal.) Times)
. PERSONAL Who will give a
' homo to a widow Indy with moans
and six hlgh-grndo holfors coming
fresh? , Homoaeokor, , Box 1818,
'jj-sTimes,,iy , i ., . ., .. , i
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.What hiB become of tho old fash
ioned 4ds tlint nsod to Rtnnm down tho
Moin Stom with tiO root of flsli idlo
lashed on the iKirt bow?
Tho Jackson County secession move
ment bus been suporsoded by a plan
to be nnnoxod to Lob Angeles.
Owing to tho Inclemency of the
wnthor, there has boon a doclluo In nt
toadunco at shindigs of babes In arms.
; THE TIDY THIEVES
(Pendleton Oiegonlan)
Parlies arc know that have
been taking wohIiIiik off tho
clothes lino at MS Willow. It not
relumed at onoo they will bo re-
ported.
If there was any Justice In tho worl I
the - Portland boy burglar captured
with a powder puff, would have In
eat It in front of the postnffiro.
pBibte TtiouqhtSr Today
PUKKKCT l'ICAt'K: Thoo will
li(Mp him In perfect peniv, whine
mind Is stayed on I bee: lieeauie he
trustetli In ihee. 'kjiIiiIi .'-Ml: .'I.
Severs Cough After Influenza
"After an attack of the 'Kin' which
left nie with a severe cough nothing
aeenied to relievo mo until 1 used
Foley's Honey and Tar," writes Mm.
K. I). Drake, t'hilds, Maryland. Coughs
resulting from Inflhoniu, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Croup, La C.rlppo and
Bronchllas are quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey anil Tar. Contains no
opiates Ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Largest si'lllng rough med
Iclno In tho wnrldT Bold everywhere.
Adv.
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Editorial Correspondence
SALEM, Jan. 12. Doc Smith, sen
ator from Grants Phbh Id having a
fight with Itcprc.Hcntatlve Fletcher,
chulrman of tlie house ways and
means over the salary of a joint clerk.
Doo says K'O per day for a clerk is
tni. niueh. Fletcher suvh it Isn't, and
thev havo comnromlHcd 'on hiring
two clerks, one for tho senate at J7.G
and ono for tho houno at mak
Inir ft tri-nn,l filial of 27.50.
Thus tho merry fight for economy
proceeds. Fights usually end mui
way for they are expensive things.
And ltefurn this HCKHion ends ttlO bill
for legislative pugilism promises to
Do a staggering one.
.
For a more combative legislature
never aHsembled. .Tho entlro mem
liership Is on udgo roady to wade In
at tho drop of the imt. Thq opening
round of ihe senato, when Joseph
tore Into Jay Upton was not a mere
personal matter, a fortuitous assault
as It were. K was u proper prelude
to what is certain to follow. 3t
struck tho session's key note. There
is going to bo niorc gore spilled ver
bally at least, the next five week!
thaft ever before in tho history of
tho state. Scrapping Is In the air.
Which means that as far as the
legislative bll Is concerned, there
will be precious little economy. Taxes
are bound to be reduced ns far as a
legislature can reduco them, but the
process of reduction is certain to be
an expensive ono. Thero will bo many
more Incidents liko the Smith
Fletcher enibroglio, where neither
idei:will bock down,, and "the total
expenso bill will go up.
.
As before Indicated tho senato Is
in much bettor shape for accomplish
ing something than the house. What
ever may bo said against President
Union. and sufficient wns said,
slnco tho OHsuult ho has behaved liko
a good sport. Ho hit back at Joseph
a bll by malting him chairman of the
cominitteo on federal relations, but
for this ho could hardly bo blamed,
and toward tho Eddy camp, ho has,
in tho main, ehown consideration and
generosity. Of course, thero is a very
practical reason for this. the oppo
sition in the senate is a very formid
able opposition, it not only contains
some of tho ablest men In tho upper
house, but a chango of one vote
means n deadlock and a chango of
two votes menns control. Open war
fare on the sennte minority, there
fore, would invito complete disaster
so thero may be nothing nngellc In
Upton's conciliatory policy, but
merely shrewd political sense
Tho senate is sincere In Its pur
pose to nehleve consolidation. For
tho past six years, consolidation moas"
ures have appenred In- the sessions,
but they have all succumbed to state
houso opposition, to tho onslaught
of interested office holders. This year
the offlco holders are under a heavy
handicap. Hut this does .not mean
that the Hall consolidation plan will
neeeSRiuily become a law. It is full
of air holes as any such hastily drawn
measuro is bound to bo. And the ice
is too thin in both bouses to expect
anyone to pass them up.
Instead of going too far, howovor,
tho Hall bill, In tho opinion of tho
experts ' hero, doesn't go far enough.
It in effect, merely extends the scope
of tho board of control. It gives the
governor addod power, hut it doesn't
glvo him solo power. Responsibility
will still bo divided between the
governor, tho secretary of stato and
state treasurer, which will mean log
rolling and tho old-time prnctlco of
pnssing tho buck. Moreover, thero is
very littlo reduction In actual admin
istrative expense.
Tho governor should", In any genu
ine consolidation plan, looking toward
a commission form of state govern
ment shoulder entlro responsibility.
Ho should bo the . keystone of the
arch and Bland or fall with It He
should hnvo no one to blame fori
failuro and no ono to share the glory t
of succesB. That is tho ijuslness-llko'
plan. Tho only thing to commend tho
'Hall measuro Is that it Is a step in tho
right direction. If It passes, essen
tially as It stands, tho real friends of
a more efficient stato government,
will hnve only one consolation, half a
loaf Is better than none.
All the old time lobbyists nre back
ori the job. The fish lobby, tho tint-1
her lobby, the Warren Construction !
company lobby, the Portland Light
and Power lobby. The only dlffor
enoo one can note in tho past four
years Is that the lobbyists aro fatter.
The1 idea aeems to be that the more
a lifnn resembles a hippopotamus the'
better lobbyist he becomes. At least i
one of them looks exactly like a blood
sweating behemoth walking on two
legs nnd pufl'ing n fat cigar. When
he talks and winks his eyes, ones first
RipplingRhiiK&s
Wslt
FAME
TI1KKK nro mnny kinds of fnmo, more than I enn well set
down ; you enn iluy 'most, any piimo, nnd achieve n wide
renown; if you do your stunt no well tlint you make your rivals
yell, you will surely riiij,' the hell, you will wear tho victor's
crown, i mn known in mnny states for my verses rich and rare,
which are shipped in handsome crates to consumers everywhere;
hut the reputation won urindiiiR sonnets hy the ton, seems, when
all is said and done, hardly worth tho wear and tear. Hut I have
a local fame that has filletl my lueast with pride; not a mer
chant, man .or dame, sends nie lulls Hint are denied; when the
month's accounts are due I send forth a loud hurroo, and write
checks of pink or blue rtill all claims are satisfied. If you have
a talent bright, or a trick that's rather neat, nnd you work it
day and 11 iixlit till you land in Kasy street, yon are lucky that's
allowed; Imt you shouldn't lie too proud; you're no better than
the crowd tiat you daily, hourly meet. Hut if you pursue your
way with the virtues of our dads, honest as the liht of day, pay
inn creditors their scads; if a sacred thins: 's your word, you will
rise above the herd; men will say you arc a bird, and they'll r'ivc
you priceless ads.
in wonder
When the houso adjourned yester
day until Monday, ono venerable man
In tho gallery, aroso with difficulty,
adjusted his cane and then remarked
to no one In particular. "Three dol
lars a day! If I didn't do more
work than these people I wouldn't
ask for three cents!
There has been little doing tho past
wook but opening with prayer, and
closing with ouracB, curses from the
gallery who have come to be enter
tained and nfter that first explosion
in tho senate, expected to be.
Yet It should bo remembered that
legislators aro moro or less like bank
clerks. They have easy hours, as far
us tho public is concerned, but when
tho curtains aro pulled . down, they
don't quit work. Members of the
moro Important committees will nil
bo busy until Monday, nnd. so will the
clerks and tho printing office. Thore
is, of course, much wasted effort and
unnecessary delay. Hut at least a
portion of it, is under tho present
system, inevitable.
Miss Wilson, formerly stenographer
for Judge C M. Thomas, Is now, act
ing In that capacity for Sonntoj'
F.ddy of Itoschui'g. Sho expects to
secure a permanent position in the
stato house. Mr. and Mrs. G. I,,
ltuhrmnnn of Medford are In Port
land, so are Dr. nnd Mrs. Emmons,
and George Collins. They report good
wonthqr when , they left Medford. dt
hns ralnod continually -up here.
SALEM. Jan. 11. Will these
called Yellow ticket maehino in tho
house pinkc the grade? Or will it
get into tno uitcn and give way to
another machine before tho session
is half over?
Veteran observers of the present
session are inclined to predict the
K. K. Kubli organization will crum
ble beforo the critical period is
reached tor the simplo roason that
anti-Catholicism is the .only thing, to
keep it together.
Hut tho religious Issue is not tho
big 1ssuo of this session. Irrigation,
highways, an incomo tax, a severance
tax on timber, and consolidation are
tho big issues. And the men who
know the most about these things,
nnd aro most experienced in political
management, aro not in the K. K. K.
organization, men liko Kay, Gordon,
Jlui-dick and Carkln,. for example -
Therefore, It seems likely that only
on tho measures involving the Catho
lic church, tho nnti-gnrb hill; the
penitentiary chaplain bill, froo text
books, etc., etc will tho yollow ma
chine lilt on all six cylinders.
And when it fails to bit, of course,
it will be ditched, for there uro
always plenty of hands ready to
throw over un organization when It
falls to deliver tho goods.
The state legislature Is far wiser
than any of its members. Thero is
In the mass a composite intelligence
superior to any individual intclli
gence. Which Is fortunate this year,
when In tho house particularly there
aro so many new and inexperienced
members.
Tako an Incident this morning, for
example. Ono of tho bills Governor
Olcott vetoed at tho special session
enmo over from tho senato where It
was passed. It referred to a change
in tho Inheritance tax, a minor change
desired by Senntor McNary.
Tom Kay moved that tho measure
bo considered Immediately, ns It was
a very simple matter, could bo easily
explained, and Hliould bo passed.
Tho organization objected and
moved tho bill bo referred to the
proper committco and reported back
in lino with regular procedure. On
a vote, tho organization won, which
was right. For although the matter
was plain to Mr. Kay, who had learn
ed all about it at a previous session,
It wns not so plain to tho new mem
bers, and tho practlco of voting on
a measuro ono does not thoroughly
understand Is a bad one.
Hut then a member of tho organi
zation moved that the bill bo re
printed. Both Carkln and Kay ob
jected to this and pointed out that
printing costs money and in, tho in
terest of economy a simplo 'measure
and nn old one should not be ro
piinted. On a vote, tho organization was
beaten two to ono. Hlght again,
showing, wo repeat, that tho legisla
ture Is wiser than any of Its members.
Speaking of contrasts thero nro
two members of tho senate who sit
close together, who aro training en
close together, who are by training,
environment nnd outlook ns far apart
as the poles. One is Henry Ladd Cor
liett, from Multnomah; the other
Peter Zimmerman from Ynmhlll.
Corbett is the wealthiest man In tho
Mason
impulse is to bo lost
marvellous, marvellous!
senate, ono of the wealthiest in Ore
gon. Zimmerman la an ox-black-smlth
and a struggling dirt farmer,
not wealthy at all. They aro about
the same age, both have rosy com
plexions, both are very much in ear
nest, both take themselves rather se
riously, which senators should do.
Zimmerman, however, belongs to the
Xon-Partlsan League, the only mem
ber In either house. Corbett belongs
to tho orthodox Republican wlnp of
the a. O. P. These two young men
demonstrato how truly representa
tive tho legislature is, every strata
of society having a voico on every roll
call. It is easy to curso out the leg
islature, and yot it would be difficult
to provo that when tho legislature
speaks, It does not speak tor the
people of Oregon, as a whole.
Tongue Twisters
(To be read (loud)
By C. L. EDSON,
Author of the Gentle Art of
Columning.
THE UTE ON A TOOT
A Utah girl named Rita had a cheetah
for a pet;
A cheetah Is ar panther cat, and dan
gerous, you bet;
The cheetah learned from Rita how to
be a mighty eutey,
And Rita taught the cheetah, too, to
eat a tutti frutti.
This Rita Root o' Utah, was a tutor
to a Ute,
Her duty was to try to teach the Ute
to toot a) flute; "-. -!
The Ute,-who got polluted,'! went
upon an awful toot;
But not a toot upon a flute a Ute
upon a toot.
And while the Utah Ute was tight, and
snooty, too, to boot,
He came all hoity-toity to the street 0'
Rita Root;
He thought he had the right to f IghtMnted. Each picture has been a shade
and heat a Utah beaut;
But Rita set the cheetah free to eat a
bite o Ute! ......
COMMUNICATIONS
Tho following is not written in a
spirit of controversy, for that is one
thing we do not believe in, but be
causo wo hnvo been asked a number
of times what tho Church of the
Nazarene is, what wo believe, and
especially our position on certain
doctrines, such as the Baptism with
tho Holy Ghost, Divine healing, tho
second coming of Jesus, etc.
Wo seek holy Christian fellowship,
the conversion of sinners, the entire
sanctificntion of believers, and their
upbuilding In holiness, together with
the preaching of tho Gospel to every
creature.' Wo also seek tho simplicity
and Pentecostal power manifest in
tho primitive New Testament Church.
Agreed Statement of Bellcl.
Recognizing that tho right and
privelego of persons to church mem
bership rests upon the fact of tholr
being regenerate, wo would require
only such avowals of belief as are es
sential to Christian experience.
Whatever is thus essential lies at the
very basis of their association in the
church nnd thero can bo no failure
to believo this without forfeiting
Christian lite itself,, nnd thus the
right of all church affiliation. That
which Is not esaentinl to life in Christ
Jesus may be left to individual lib
erty. 'We, therefore, deem belief in
tho following brief statements to be
sufficient.
First In ono God, the Father,
Son and Holy Spirit.
Second In tho divine inspiration
of tho Old and New Testament Serin
tures, and that they contain all truth
neoessary to faith nnd Christian llv
ing.
Third That mnn is born with t
fallen nature, nnd Is therefore, in
clined to, evil and that continually.
Fourth That tho finally impeni
tent are hopelessly lost.
Fifth That tho atonement throuuh
Christ Is for tho whole human race.
nnd that whosoever repents and bo
lioves in tho Lord Jesus Christ is
saved from tho dominion of sin.
Mixtn That believors nro to be
sanctified wholly. subsequent to
conversion, through faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ. That this Is done by
tho linptism with tho Holy Ghost,
which we tench to ho one and the
same thing. Compare, Mat. 3:11.
Acts 2:14 and Acts 16:8-9, nnd that
t(io Bible evidence is not some physi
cal manifestation, but is evidenced by
the life lived nnd the fruit of the
Spirit. Gal. 5:22:23.
seventh Thnt tho Holy Snlrlt
bears witnesses to the new birth, nnd
also to the entire sanctificntion of be
ueveis.
Kighth In the second cnmlnir of
jesus. mo resurrect ion of the dead
and in the final Judgment.
.intn Divine Healing. Wo bo.
lleve In the Itlblo doctrine of Divine
Healing. Jns. 6:14-15. and urge all our
ponplo to seek to offer tho prayer of
mini lor ine neollng of the Hick.
l rovlUentlnl menns nnd aecneles.
when necessary, nre not to be re-
"""'d. C. M. KING,
Pastor.
HOOPING COUGH
No "cure" but helps to re
duce paroxysms of cousninc.
V VAPORUB
Oiw 17 MMhvJan lAerf Vwej
R. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
Medford. Ore.
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In Serviceable Used Cars
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
1M South Front Ht,
PIPE FLUSH
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HVY IT TRY IT
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John Barrymore at Page
"Sherlock Holmes, " a graphic and
sympathetic presentation of the story
of the immortal detective, with John
Uarrymore Interpreting the leading
and title role. Is the screen attraction
now delighting huge audiences at The
Page. '
John Barrymore's Sherlock Holmes
is even more human; divested of the
human voice in Its picture appeal. Mr.
Barrymore has. striven and succeeded
admirably In humanizing the emi
nent detective and giving him a com
pelling and appealing reason for his
relentless pursuit of the master mind
of London's criminal world.
The action was all taken where the
picture was laid, in the old sections
of London; Baker Street, the house to
which the world has beaten a track;
Llmehouse and St. John's College,
Cambridge; and the mountains of
Switzerland.
The supporting cast includes such
notables as Carol Dempster, Reginald
Denny and Anders Rndolf. '
At the Rlalto.
"The Woman's Side," Katherine
MacDonald's newest starring vehicle,
which is to be shown here three days
beginning tomorrows matinee at the
Hialto Theatre, is among the best pic
tures ihe "American Heauty'' has yet
appeared In.
Those who have watcfihed Miss Mac
Donald's stea,dy climb up the cinema
ladder are now not only convinced
that she is the most beautiful woman
pf the screen, but one of the most tnl--i
better than Its predecessor, and in
each vehicle the star's acting ability
nnd natural grace hnve been improved
more and more.
Her latest story is intensely dram
atic with a well-defined thread of sus
pense and lightened with clever bits
of comedy. It Is a picture that will en
tertain the old following of the beau
tiful Katherine and add new admirers
to her train.
' ' Closes Tonight
Abounding In action, fights, angles,
and with enough shots being fired to
do justice to the most melodramatic
western "thriller," "The Face in the
Fog", is the current feature attraction
at the Rlalto theatre, which closes to
night Lionel Barrymore is the tinder
scored player. The photography in
this feature is exceptionally-good; tho
suspensive element is remarkably well
sustained, and In addition' the cast
contains two of the ugliest men out
side a museum.
Jlgga Here Monday.
A real treat and one sure to be re
membered long after other offerings
have faded into the realms of obscur
ity will he the attraction nt Page The
atre Monday night, January 15th. e
refer to that riproaring and Irresisti
bly funny show, "Father on His Va
cation." Thlsmasterplece of laughter,
cayety, effervescent joy, screams,
mirth, foolery, nnd music is based on
thta wonderfully virile land (popular
comics by George McManns, entitieu
"Bringing Up Father."
Coming to,
MEDFORD
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for .tho
post eleven years.
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will bo nt
Holland Hotel,
Monday, January 29
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 1. m
ONE DAY ONLY" '
Xo chnrgn for Consultation
Dr. Mellenthin I.- a regular grad
note in medicine and surgery and Is
licensed by Ihe state of Oregon. Ho
visits professionally tho more import-
and towns and cities nnd offers to all
who call on this trip free consulta
tion, except the expenso of treat
ments when desired.
According to his method of trea
ment he docs not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re
sults In diseases of the stomach, liver.
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, ca
tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism,
sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail
ments.
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
hotter, do not fail to call, as Improp
er measures rather than diseaso are
very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date, that con
sultation on this trip will bo free and
that his treatment Is different.
Married women must be accompa
nied by their husbands.
Address: MB Host on Block, Min
neapolis, Minn.
TcAUFOHNIA OKDwl
POWER COMPANY
1UIH.PAKJNEXS
JN ve.oi(u:!s
ANNOUNCEMENT
The California Oregon Power Company
wishes to announce to its customers and
friends that it now has an additional
block of its 7 Preferred Capital Stock
for sale. Price $95 per share, yielding
7.37 on the investment.
This stock will be sold for cash or on the
' special sayings plan.
Ask any member of
The California Oregon Power Compnny
Where Are
Your Valuable Papers
Stored?
Many thousands of Dollars in Bonds and
and Valuable Papers -were lost during
the Astoria fire.
If yours are in a save deposit vault in THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of Medford, you can rest as
sured that they'are safe from fire and theft.
ELECTRICALLY PROTECTED?
The cost is small. Attendants always in charge.
First National Bank
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Largest Bank in Southern Oregon.
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of Silliman Bros., Chief Instructor
AUTO PAINTING
Now la tho time to have your Auto
Kcflnlsliod.
We cheerfully solicit your patron
age and early booking. Prices
right. Plus quality service and
workmanship.
Wo are permanently located nt
22t No. Fir Street.
Geo. Watson Co.
riinne 77 .Medford, Or.
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the organization
HEAT WITH COAL
Place Tour Order Vow fr
Quirk ncHrnry
Hansen Coal Co.
(Snccegsort to Kartu)
84 8. Fir St. Phone 2S-J
Blue Front Fixit Shop
lit 8. Hon- St.
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
' I'tiQH 434
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