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MKDVOTtD MAIL TRTBITNE, lEDFOTtT). OREOO. TTTESDAY, JANUARY 1923
Mfdford Mail tribune
n indi:i'kni)i:nt NiivMAinn
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The Medford Hthiuuy Morning Sun 1h
furnished subscribers desirlntf a seven
day dully newspaper.
HOW ABOUT A FOURTH HOUSE?
Ther
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A coneollclutlon of tho Democrat ic
Tlniin, tho Mftlfurtl Mall, !Im Mcdford
TrllHinc, the Southern Or eg on tan, Tho
AhIuuikI Trlhuiif.
ItOHKKT W. Kt'llL, Killtor.
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Official paper of the City of Medford,
Officlul pupcr of Jackson County.
Tho only paper between EukW', Ore.,
and Sacranvnto. Calif., a instance of
over 600 mlleH, having leased wlro Asso
ciated iuHH Servico.
. Sworn dally average circulation for
nix monlliH endinB Aiiril 1, 1922, 3fi28,
lnoro than double tho circulation of any
other paper published or circulated In
Jackflon County. ..
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Modford, Oregon, under act of March 8,
1870,
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rilEHH.
; Tho Associated Press Is exclusively
ontitled to the use for republication of
nil news dlHjxiteln-H crodlted to It or not
otherwise credited In this paper, and
also to tho local news published herein.
All rights of republication of special
dispatches herrln are also reserved.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Perry.
Another world war, via Europe,
ought to help a lot, and enable leading
dtplomatB.nnd Btateomon to win fame
and Immortality as Idiots.
np HERE are, ;ih everyone knows, three, Iioiihcs lit Siilem
the Upper House, the Lower IIouhq iind the Third House. The
Third House is also known ns lhe Lobby, mid it is, ull in all, tho most
uctive House in the legislative confines.
Tliu Third House is not made up entirely of boodlers, prafters
and pinasters. There are many splendid citizens in its ranks, citi
zens of character, standing and sincerity of purpose. But they all
huvc one characteristic in common. They ull have some special in
terest to serve, sonic particular axe to grind. None of them repre
sent the state ut large, nunc of them represent tho people.
As a result tho legislators, who do represent tho people, arc con
tinually subjected to pressure from the lobbyists who don't. Consc
(iliently the atmosphere at Salem is bound to be lop-sided. Only the
exceptional legislator can see things with perfect clarity, only the in
dividual' who thoroughly understands1 the' character of the Third
House, and has evolved certain insulatioft against it, can as a member
of either of the other two houses maintain a proper perspective.
ESBWf ' "
The ideal tiling would be to have a Fourth House, an organiza
tion of supermen, who like Congressman Hawlcy, have "no interest
to serve but the public interest, who would be on the job day and
night, not trying to secure this selfish advantage or that, escape this
obligation or that, but trying simply and conscientiously to serve
the people.
Hnt such an ideal senms impossible of attainment. So the next
best thing would be for the people of Oregon, as a wholo to take more
interest in the proceedings lit Salem. If they want something write
to their representatives, if they don't want something else, write
their objections.
In oUier words establish a line of communication between the
people of tho stale and their representatives. Under present condi
tions, the legislators receive communications only from those who
for one reason or another are self-intorcsted. The people as a whole
remain aloof and do their cursing when the mischief has been done.
"We venture to say the average representative would appreciate noth
ing more than a large bag of mail every day from his constituents.
An active and confirmed letter writing habit, would assist the legis
lators, benefit tho letter writers, and immcasurcably advance the
cause of good government in the state.
COMMUNICATIONS
Henry Ford contemplates running
for the presidency in 1924 on both the
Democratlo and Republican tickets,
and one or the other, ought to be able
to beat him. Henry says he will ap
peal "to tho common aenso of the na
tion." This Is fine, but the aspirant
who dumfounds the women voters with
tearful bunk, will let him know ho has
been in a contest.
'At last, thoro has boen a murder in
southern California, not charged to a
member of tho movies.
. ' THE MUFFLED KNOCK
' ' (S. F. Chronicle)
"Tho Senate of Texas has this
day expressed commendation and
endorsement of your efforts toon
force the law, by the adoption of
the following simple resolution by
r Senators . Burkett, Rogers and
Turner."
The OOP of Orogon is now demand
ing something from their Governor,
besides friendly slaps on the back.
The new make of motor vohicle that
suddenly nppoarod in our midst Sat.
caused widespread Infatuation among
the chronic poor, and is still Intact,
though nearly tore to shreds, by tho
temperamental ones in the frenzy of
their adoration.
Five girls of Bond, Oro., have been
detoured to 'homes of correction' for
indulging in liquor. This Is due en
tlrely to an inefficient pollco force,
and indifferent schoolma'ams.
Tho legislature has cooked up a law,
Against spooning In antes on main
travelled roads, and particularly
against . shleks who drive with one
band, and use tho other to keep the
lady from tumbling out When tho
law goes into offoct a dutnchuble
bitching post, will bo needed.
Dock 1'lckcl was ' gallivanting
around tho 1st of tho week, without a
bat to test out a now cold euro.
'- HARD AT IT
(Coos Hay TlmoiO
Tho Work Club of tho Abor
. nethy Orango mot at the homo of
1 Sir. and Mrs. Mack Rivers in
Kdgowood Thursday, enjoying au
' nil-day mooting.
At tho Sportsmon banquet, nobody
Who over caught a fish will bo allowed
to make a Bpccch.
; Tho Orcgonlan prints nn Interesting
story about the Kgyptliitis of 3200
years ago, on tho front piikr, Monday.
Thoro are not many Kgyplliins In Ore
gon, and they have no organization.
YOU'D NEVER 8U8PECT
HE HAD IT IN HIM
(This Paper)
A Rlalto Patron said yesterday:
"When I saw 'Tho Third Alnrm'
I naturally thought of every glit
tering superlative In Mr. Web
ster's Dictionary volcanic, lm-
' passioned, wnrm, glowing, fervid,
sparkling. Intoxicating, absorbing,
. splendid, poignant with HTK
I'KXIXUTS und COr,OSSAI
thrown in for good measuro!"
' A reward of $14 will bo paid to any
one npprolicmllng Clarence Meeker
without a pair of scissors cocked In
bis vest pocket. He is quick on the
draw.
Tho Icesvlllo Illbln class meets
every Wednesday night unless there
Is a good show in town. t Pendleton
Oregonlan) Tho standard ullbl for
this is: "1 hud a bnd cold."
'COAST LAfNDRlES SKEK KFTT
CTENCV (Itdllnn R. F. Tnillcttn.) It
will pul.n slop lo. tulileeliillix coming
back, as napkins.
Quill Points
IJort AiiuVrson' Aiuunrs Dm Is.
To the editor:
When I wrote tho article In refer
ence to game affairs, appearing in
The Medford Tribune some days ngo.
I had no thought of stirring up tho
anlmuls. Tho statements I imido can
not bo successfully controverted by
any one. None of niy remarks could
even remotely be construed us per
sonal. It wob therefore, with some
mild surprise that I read in tho tjat
urduy Tribune a rather rambling, but
violently venomous attack on mo by
that peerless sportsman F. Itoy Davis.
I suppose by all tho rules of tho
game I should hnvo been consider
ably ruffled and Irritated by this
night attack from tho rear,: but 1
wasn't.' On the contrary I was de
lighted. I look upon It us a God
send, a special dispensation of provi
dence, for It means that the banquet
hall on tho evening of February 3
will bo packed to the doors. Think
of the possibilities gentlemen! Imug
ino the thrills that may bo in store
for you. A wonderful thing will be
enacted before your very eyes,
.Something that could not happen any
otner pluco In the world but in your
own beloved America. Men of all
political nnd religious beliefs will be
there.. Democrats, repubieanu, so
cialists, and an occnslonul bolshevik.
Ku Klux will rub friendly elbows with
Knights of Columbus, Jew and Gen
tile will exchange huppy smiles, In
fidel and churchman will bury their
beliefs and dlsbollcfs, in a genorous
tribute to the governor of our- groat
state. And think of It! The only
discordant note to be struck will be
by tho sulky chnirmun of tho demor
eratlc county central committee In an
effort to destroy tho harmony und
good feeling at a banquet given by
tho JuckBon County Game Protective
association, in honor of a democratic
governor.. . . .
I. warn you to buy your tickets
early. .
BERT ANDERSON.
L
AH
, In April, 1921. Dr. U. G. Dubach, !
Professor of Political Science at the
Oregoii Agricultural college, visited I
Medford and addressed the members
forum of .the Medford Chamber of!
Commerce. Immediately following j
Take Salts to
Flush Kidneys
Eat less meat If you feel Back
achy or Jhav. Bladder
trouble.
Bo...K iu " T" " , , infonnation on BUblects of more
demand a match with Harry Wills, ... , , . . ,
... .....' ...u. ... tL ' ... . than local Importance and as one
Ho asserted that nn effort now is! member expressed It, the forums
being mndo to hnve Wills buck out of: alone justify my belonging to the or
a fight with tho chumpion, even after' ganlzation."
Dempsey hud waived tho color line As usual the forum will be held
nnd signed a contract, six months ngo.j m the annex dining room of the Med
nu ueciureu mm iJempsey was1 reauy,
to fight and ho expected to arrange
a mutch to be held in Mudiso,n
Squaro Garden within three weeks.
Reams asserted that Dempsey
would meet Wi!ls if possible, or Jess
Wlllard. or would fight Tom Gib
bons and Hurry Greb tho same night
and knock them both out. If boxois
wore not available to meet tho oham
plqn, then KearnB declared Dempsey
would tako on Ed "Strungler" Lewis,
heavyweight wrestling champion, In
a mixed bout. There was one thing
certain, Kearns said, and that was
that Dempsey wus ready and anxious
to fight.
Tin mnVli meatinav form urio acid,
which excites and overworkes the kid
neys in their efforts to (liter it from
the svstcnu Big meat eaters con Hush
j,.- M.aa!nTiiiMv tn rp.l leva t leal'
this visit he obtained a leave of ab j ... )i,,,,'r..ii1,,.B tho bowels, removing
sence'to travel In South America and i i.e aci(ls, waste and poison, clso
the forum tomorrow he will speak I they may eel a dull misery in the kid-
,on somd of the phases of our freign I ney region, sharp pains in the back or
trade' a relating particularly to the sick ueauacno, ui"'. -
South American nations. soura, tongue i coated, and when the
weather is uau urejr
1,,-inr.,! Tha nrino is ciouuy. luu oi
tated, obliging one to get up two or
three times during tho nigiil.
To help neutrilizo tlicso irritating
aeids and flush elf tho body's urinous
waste get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy ; tako a table
spoonful in a glass of water beforo
breakfast for a few days and your -
kidneys may then act lino ana Diaan"--
FORGE WILLS TO
MEET DEMPSEYI
CHICAGO, Jan.- 23. Jack Koarnsy
Z, . Kwm-i-"T nfle,J:!nlsb the men'uers of tlie chamber the j -'t c,annc,9 oftc gct !rri.
h ,.. i., . . ,k -T.V.7. . means wnereny tney are cnaDieu i" tated. obliging one to get u
Forums like the one tomorrow fur-
the American Light Opera Co. will
also entertain the members with sev
eral songs.
ford Hotel. fisK Hnrnthv Parker of : TUia famma suits
, uiOUIUl'IO IHD(iin.ni .
is made from the acm ot grapes
lemon juice, combined with lithia, aR
has been used for generations to'liii
clean and stimulate sluggish kidntli
and stop bladder irritation. Jad SaLi
is inexpensive, harmless and makes a
delightful effervescent lithia water
drink which millions of men and women
lake now and then to help prevent Bcr
ious kidney and bladder disorders.
fflffl LOCAL PEOPLE
The Jewett Six has made a decided
Impression in Medford and Southern
Oregon. It has created a real sensa
tion during it's short time here. Al
ready "several Medford people are
Jewett drivers and every one is en
NEW YORK, Jan. 23 New Tork'3
population, recently augmented by an
influx of heavyweight boxers, tempo
rarily will go up ono more today
With thn nvrinnlorf nhrlirnl nf Tnlr
Dempsey. champion of them all. His thusiastic over the performance of his
manager. Jack Keunns, Is expected to-; car-
morrow or Thursday. . Although only the Jewett touring
Nothing In a business way was ex- cars and the Jewett "Specials" have
I pooted of tho champion until Kearna' arrived here ltds understood that tho
iiuu aaveni.
When tho latter
A pood conversationalist is one who listens while you talk about
yourself. ,
The difference between friendship and courtship in that friend
ship doesn't lead to hardship.
If wnr itself doesn't make a people more vigorous, the job of pay
ing for it will.
When you reach the point where progress offends you, you 'might
as well resign yourself to getting old.
Old-fashioned youngsters spent the evening holding hands; the
moderns spend it complaining about tho hands they hold.
Aneiit the Constitution. i
To tho Editor:
May I suggest that you use the fol
lowing idea for ono of your very
clever editorials.
Clipping from Thursday's
Tribune:
"Senate votes tinnnimnnnlv fnr ihrt ' m.-.,., u . 1. 1 .. v ,
passage of a bill requiring- the teach- innt twi wi .h .h.m. have appeared. The Crater Lake Au-
ing of the constitution of the Unitod ship this summer, one with Jesi Wil-' tomotive company is booking orders
States In tho public schools." This. lard, from whom ho won the tltlo and for the sedans and the coupes as well
sedan and the coupe have won wide
arrives., agree-1 prai8e. jn every section where they
occurred at Salem.
Fine.
Then tho children will know us
much about the constitution ot their
a second with one of the aspirants as the other models; according to Mr.
who never has held tho crown.
Pago of this company.
The Jewett six is a product of the
Paige Motor company and is backed
LOS AXClil.ES. .Inn. 93 Tho
eonntrv nn h,.l- mnl. (!, ..7", .. . .." " ." .n,auj ..mi 10 uai
voters know As for instance-na y-"ie quamying round or by the reputation of Paige cars. It
When w: tl?S?o if tho 1 11 "S. Z "f". "'f has a powerful six cylinder motor,
Lnitod States written? Sarazcn, national open and prof en-
In what town, in what building. Blonai champion, nnd Jock. Hutchl-
and how many months wcro con- SOn. formerly British open champion,
sumcd in the task?. ! among the plovers, wns'to bo hold
What colony sent no delegato to today at tho Flint Itidgo country
tho convention thut hnd nssembled club.
for tho purposo of drafting the, Hutchison was the favorite to turn
document? (K.I.) I in tho beat card because of his show-
What colony sent ono man to work ; lnB yesterday. In spite of un favor-,
v v Und tW t0 WO'k asalnat lt?;nble weather .conditions, ho slaved.
I nil ills snots with neciirnev nnd tlprl
with Abe Espinoza of San Francisco
with 71. ; -
Timken axles and bearings, dry plate
clutch and many other strong fea
tures. Dully Bank Hobbery.
NEW YORK, Jan.. 23. Four rob
bers today held up two messengers of
tho Municipal bank In the Flutbush
section of Hrookiyn and escaped with
$5,000.
What hnd the Father of our Coun
try to do with it?;.;
How many - nmtnidments have . been
mndo. to the original constitution
DON'T
FORGET
H'd'we
Co.
I Have Permanently Cured
Cases of 40 Years Standing
CAN anything be morecon
clusive of my non-surgi-cal.painless
treatment for Piles
and other rectal diseases than that?
Those who have undergone so-called
"home-treatments" and success
ive operations for years have come
to me ana nave Decn
permanently cured.
To ramove all doubt I
guarantaa to euro your
i Pilot no mattar how o-
voro or chronic too
AVtAW
No country is ready for self -government while the minority yearns,
to accent the "dent" in President.
A bravo woman is ono who can leave a club meeting urly and
leave the others behind to talk about her clothes.
A lot of pious people who observe the Subbath forget the other
part of the command that refers to working sis days. ' ,'.
' i" ., : I
What is the fifteenth amendment , ... .u. "...J
'"wrln??. Th8 " ,"rH,"08ei? , I llKhe" a world-- rord last night"
Whnt is tho eighteenth amend- rn n,. m j ....,
I . ... 'women with a time of 55 1-5, four-
mh itru unanimous in mo 00-
lief that tho constitution is the foun
dation of our Union, nnd . that It
should bo taught tho children, why
not require all citizens to read It,
well at least, once in a lifetime?
X. Y. Z.
ft
RipplingRhuns
t won najon,
! m
THE YOUNG YEAR.
THE new year's young and tender, and is indorsed by folk of
every age and gender, who have observed its smoke; the old
year hit the eeiling; tho new ono is revealing all kinds of charms,
appealing to every human bloke. New brooms arc always sweep
ing with promptness and disputeh; new wigs are more in keep
ing than is tho worn out thatch ; new shoes are neat nnd shin
ing yet sometimes I'm repining for thoso with shabby lining
and heels that didn't mateh. New nutos, gay and active, sup
plant the tiniQ worn ears; new wives are thought attractive by
sundry movie .stars; new vows and new divorces, new ponies on
the courses, new drinks from bootleg sources, new liny in cheap
cigars. Alas, but tiige is flying, and now things soon arc old,
and brass wo arc descrying in goods we thought were gold; new
trinkets oft Hpem gaudy, all beauties they embody, but soon wo
see they're shoddy, and then our feet grow cpld. Hut let us not
bo gloomy, let no sad words be sprung by prophets hoar and
rheumy who long ago were young; it is thu dotard's failing to
spend his days in wailing, all modern things assailing, with blud
geon fiercely swung. The year is bright and chipper, the year so
fresh and new, I pledge it in a dipper of Volstead's sparkling
jbrew; the new year class is showing, -.its .'sunny smiles bestowing,
and may it, in its going, bring only good to you.
Realize what Keliagg's Bran
means to your family's health?
Eaten regularly each dny, KelloRg's
Tlrnn will permniirntly relieve consti
pation ; It will free you from danger
mis toiic poisons Hint lend to l0
of all human illnosx; it will remove
tho enmo and sweeten n bad breath;
It lll' elenr n pimply complexion
through Us work on the bowels. Jn
fact, KclloRg's tlrnn, through its
natural nrtion ns n bulk, Indigestible
agent, will tone-up the whole system!
If you knew exactly whnt constipa
tion menus from a meillesl view-point
you would lose no time eating Kellogg 's
Bran yourself nud serving it dally
to your family. And, Kellogg ' is
actually delicious, Its nut like flavor
adding greatly to tho enjoyment of
rating cereals. F,nt at lens! two tiiblo
spoonful tvn'li day; iu chronic i-u-hm,
Hi I It Cilvl) uicul,
Thrro ore many attractive ways to
serve Kellogg 's Bran, Kat it in winter
with hot milk os a ccrctl. Or, mix
It with cerenls before serving. Many
housewives cook it with cereals, ill
each enso adding two tal)lraioonfuls
for each person. You will nlso enjoy
the nut-like Haver of Kellogg 'a 11 run
when it has been sprinkled over hot
or cold cereals.
You have missed some of tho joys
of life, if you hnro not eaten raisin
bread, nmfl'.ns, griddlo-eakes, etc., made
with Kellogg 'a Itran. Recipes nro
printed on each box.
Don 't delay your tight against con
sllimtion; don't lose a minute in tho
front hatllo ngninst Illness! You can
buy Kellogg 's Hran from all groccrd
and you enn have It served in indi
vidual psoVsitiK nt llrst-el"s hotels,
rcotuutaula uud clubs,
New Airplanes for Kngland,
LONDON, Jan. 23. British gov
ernment experts are preparing a new
aviation policy thnt . contemplates
building a largo number of airplanes
of a now typo thut will put England
ahead of tho other nations, a Central
News dispatch says.
of a second
previous record.
faster thnn the
NEW YORK The New York
Yankees have announced tho pur
chase of John Sugg,, a southpaw
pitcher from tho Atlanta club In the
Southern Association.
'"Cascarets" 10c
For Sluggish Liver
or Constipated
Bowels
Writs today for this FREE
booklet wtilrt nplilu
mi tiiatmintj.
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
AT CORVAIXIS University
Idaho 23; Oregon Agricultural col
lego 22.
Borah Attacks French rolley.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. Senator
Ilornh, republican, Idaho, In a state
ment attacked tho Fronch policy in
tho Ruhr nnd criticized tho stnto de
partment for whnt ho termed its si
lence und Inactivity.
nig l'iro In Itoston. . .
BOSTON, Jan. 23. Flro that
threatened to destroy a block of six
story loft buildings in the shoo and
leather district, wus controlled early
today. Tho loss was estimated at
150,000.
Kidney Trouble Causes Lr.meness
"A lameness followed mo for some
time, nnd I folt that it was caused
from kidney trouble. One bottle of
Foley Kidney Pills had tho desired ef
fect," writes II. I). Arbuckle, South
Barre, Vermont Backache, rheuma
tism, dull headache, too frequent or
burning urination nre symptoms ' of
Kidney nnd lllnddor trouble. Disord
ered kidneys requlro prompt treat
ment Neglect causes sorlops coiii pli
cations. Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief. Sold everywhere. ; Adv.
Greb Defeats Shade
JERSEY CITY. N. J., Jan. 2.L
Harry Greb of Pittsburg successfully
defended his. American llght-heavy-wcight
boxing tltlo last night against
Dllly Shade of California' in a sched
uled twelve round bout which went
tlie limit
Clean your bowels ( Feel fine!
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset, when
, UU.. U. ....... W. J...
stomach is sour or gassy, Just take one
or two Cascarets to relieve constipation.
No griping nicest laxative-cathartic-on.
earth for grown-ups and children. 10c a
box. Taste like candy.
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit
No-To-Ttac has helped thousands
to break tho costly, ncrvo-shattnrlng
tobuceo habit. Whenever you have
a longing for a smoke or chew, just
place a harmless No-To-Bao Tablet
In your mouth Instead. All desire
stops. Shortly tho habit is com
pletely broken, and you nro better oft
mentally, physically, financially. It's
so easy, so simple. (Jet a box of No-To-llao
nnd lf.lt duosn't rcleaso you
from nil crnvlng for tobacco In' nny
form, your drugKlst will refund your
money without iiuesilon. Adv.
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