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PAGE FOUR MEDFOlil) MAIL1- TlilBUXE, MEDFORD, ' OIlKtiOX. THURsDAV, FEBRUARY 1. Medford Mail tkibune AN IXUKl'KNDKNT NKWSJ'AJ'KH I ' V U M K 1 1 K I I : V K 1 t V A I T i : I N OON ' EXCKPT KUMJAV. hy thb MKUKOUO JMUXTIXU CO. The MVdfonl Sunday Morn ion Fun is f urnlnhtM ffutHcrtirti dettlrlnit a ! nay uauy ntwpapr. ' Of fir. MMI Tribune JliiUulnR, North Kir Hirwi. rhnuo A coiw-nlldntion of the Lniocrutic Tlin-B. llio Alinirord Mail, the Mi-) ford Tribune, Iho Southern Orcgunlan, The ARJilHiul Trlbuno. ItOIinilT W. Itt.HL, Ktiitor. J3Y MAIL In Advance: pally, wild Sunday Sun, Yir...&0 Ivitty, with Huudity Hun, month.... .76 bully, without Sunday Sun, ywir.. 9.10 liallv. Without Kiuidiiv Hun. month .65 Liallv. Without Kundiiv kly Mall Trlbuno, one year 2.U0 Sundiiy Hun. qtw yar. 2.00 liV OAltUIKH III Atedfurd. Anhlond. JuokAouvlUf. iVntml Point, Fbot-nU, Talent Hnd on HiMl.vvnys; pajjy, wilii nunuity sun, monm ... .i. IMllv. without Sundav Sun. month .G Pally, without Sunday Sun, your.. T.SO lUiy. with Sunday Sun. one yimr S.fiO All irinH oy. CTirrior, cuuw in avmi.- THE GOVERNOR AND CONSOLIDATION. OffleliU pnpT of tho City of MiMforU. uiiiciui puiM-r oi jui-Kuon iroumy. Thi onlv nntxr bvtwoen Euei-nA. Or. and Kicmmfnto, Cullf,, n distancn of ovor f.00 nil ten. having -aed wire Ao ClftU-4 I'roHA Kt'fvfcA. fiworn dally avora:o circulation for Rtx monthH rndlnj; April 1, 1922. 38. morf limn double the circulation of any ou.it papT puuiiHheu or circulated in juckhoh i.oumy. Hniopil nn Hocond rlnsi. mutter Mnt ford, OrvRon, undor act of March 8, J75. MEMU1CKH OF Till) ASSOCIATED ruFss. Thn ' Afuorlati'd rr.na In oxcluftlvolv ontlllfd to tlio um for republication of nil niwn dlfipatrhcM crcdlU-d to It or not olherwiH credited In thin papr. and o1h to the local nowR published herein. All rlRht of republication of Kpechtl (llflpulchfft hcrfln are also rt-m-rvi-d. Ye Smudge Pot Sy Arthur Parry :The proposal that tho United States loon Qermnny enough money to pay France, la a great little Idea, and con firms the pYo-war allegation of tho Germans, when they called us, "those ldlotlo Yankees." "The legislature will ncqnlt ltKelf." opines the Portland Journal, l'uhllc opinion favors a conviction. ' BUN! EDITOR! RUN! (Union (lows) Star) : air. Leploy has had more than his share of trouble the past year. Mrs. Howe Is keeping houso for him now. . rrllh JJhM reason tor pusmidi; tin Hail coiihoIkIhIioh im-amirc is A thut Governor Pierce wants it passed. The responsibility for reduction of tuxes in Oregon during the next few years will fall upon the Governor. The Governor, there- fore, should be given the tools he wiint-;, unless his demands are be yond nil reason. ' The argument that tho Hall bill will give the Governor too much power is ridiculous. In the direction of administration the Gov ernor can't have too much power, any more than the directing head of a big corporation can have too much power. The argument that the Hall measure will allow the Governor to build up a big political machine is another foolish objection. No one knows better than Governor Pierce, a Democrat in a Republican state, that if he sacrifices efficiency and tho welfare of the 'state, to politics he will commit political suicide. And Governor Pierce doesn't want to commit suicide! Governor Pierce sincerely wants to give the people of Oregon the best that is in him, the most economical and efficient administration that lie can devise. He asks for certain tilings so this may be accom plished. Let him havo them. The Hall bill in our judgment doesn't go too far. In the way of simplification and expense reduction it doesn't go far enough. Hut. if it is what the Governor wants and apparently it is, give it to him. Quill Points It doesn't help much to spend money to fix jails and then spend more to fix juries. A gentleman is n man who keeps telling his wife she is pretty long after she isn't. When a man is broken-hearted and wishes to do 'something des perate in these limes, about all lie can do is chew tobacco. You can't tell by the size of a man's salary how much his wife lets iiim have to spend. The average man thinks he has n forgiving spirit because he sympathizes with tho criminal who wronged the other fellow. The powerful Christian nations seem determined to protect Chris tians in their inalienable right to stay out of Turkey. ''The American conscience is becoming voeal," says a statesman, suggestion to the American conscience: Louder. Pessimists who think the city will never amount to anything, should stay up until midnight, and hoar tho cats fight on the stops of Jackson Co. fiduciary depositary. She .' heard ' tho whlstlo blow, hut , .. thoiiKbt. , , That, she could bent tho train. Her tlmo was just a socond short. Her; relatives explain. . ;tThq booster ads of California In the muttatlnea aro classics, and tell tune fully the glories of the boosted. They aro long on catchy slognnR. Inasmuch, as this commonwealth Is contemplat ing the expenditure of $300,000 In a like manner, lot the committee in choree, follow, suit. Lot tho first ad be headed : RUN TO OREGON, AND RUN FOR OFFICE. THB TRACK 13 DOWN HILL ALL THE WAV. The chief trouble with the an nouncement of Tola Negri that Charles Chaplin la to be her man. Is the lack of publicity. - It was only made with threo brass bands, and the available supply ot skyrockets. Sslom, Feb. 1. Kap Kubll, speaker ot the khouso has a kold. Only one of the holes In the West Main Stem pavement, made any prog ress the last month, towards China. Miss Hitch will bo married to Ed ward C. Armstrong on Eustor clay, probubly at her home In Harrlsburg. (Albany Democrat.) Whoa! v Tho weather is propitious for the construction ot pro-cooling plants. What you smell, ' is not Kompo Roppes' pipe.' Owing to the lack of wood, somelody Is burning old auto tires in their furnaces. AINT THIS OEHENNAf (Vroka Journal) Will Shearer has boon appointed as cashier of tho State Treasury. Too bad there was not u good Republican capuble to handle that job. Oh, well, there Is & hereafter. The bill to create the otflee of Com missioner of rulille Works Khould be changed to Commissioner ot Working the public - Chomplon Jack Dcnipscy will battle Jess Willanl, for tho bnavywelttbt ruaiuplonthlp of tho world. There Is some doubt lu smrtlng circles that Mr. Willard nlll bo able to g"t his bunds up. THE LYNCHING Ttlend of tho tiger's snarl And Jackal's lurk Tho growling of the crowd Creeps through a nlulit Pitted with torches In whoso tawny blaze Tho darkness blackens Tho coniiioniid voleo ot cowards Hidden In the gloom, Poured from thin throats Dry with the thirst of blood. Yet not too loud to dull Tho creakliu? of n cord And one last gasping plea: "For Oord's sake, gen'lemen, Don't! ". -iTho Nation.) RippHngRhuiaQs .rli SJ -hsW ft THE UNFORTUNATE. News Summary of Last Night WASHINGTON Customs officials ostiniRted thut duties collected on Im ports will exceed J'SO.000.000 lor the fiscal year ending June 30. DL'ESSEt.DOltF Tho French and Hr-lgiuns seized customs houses and several hontled warehouse and col-U-eted the duties, expelling German ornciaig who resisted. HISKIIA, Algeria Itarbot, an avl titor. flow clRbt hours 36 minutos. 65 seconds In a glider, bi'ttoiing tho flgur, made by Lieutenant .Maneyrol t I neibourg, who flew eialu hours, 4 minutes, but the new figures did not estabiuh a record because no of ficial tlmckeepor was present. LOUISVILLE J. D. Powers, for mer president of tin. American Hunkers' association, ci.d. WIIEX you sit before your fire, on n stormy winter night, everything you could desire, every luxury in sigli't, do you ever sadly think of the hungry, homeless gink, who has nothing fit to drink, nothing comforting to bite? You have doughnuts in ji crock,-you have mince and pumpkin pies, you have livervurst in stock, baeon in the larder lies; and along the frozen street, trudging on their weary feet, suffering for things to eat. go a hundred famished guys. You've a bed in which to sleep, and it is n stately bed, with its mattress soft and deep, and its blankets striped with red; in the alley grim and dark, or in yonder wind swept park, lie the homeless, cold and stark, with a frosty sky o'erhead. And your thoughts in comfort drift to some platitudes threadbare; if they'd only practice thrift, they would not be freeaing there; if they'd prudent lie,- like you, salting down a plunk or two, they would hnve a bed in view, and a nifty bill of faro. So to charity's appeal you present the frozen face; you can't spare a single wheel for the poor who haunt the place; and you listen to tho storm and your fire is good and warm, and you nurse your fat old form in your comfort and disgrace. Tour Grocer Knows that you want the most delicious syrup at the lowest price when you order Karo. It is a great spread on bread for children. And there is nothing better on pancakes, hot bis cuits, and for making gingerbread. There is n Karo for every palate an J every men I: 1. GoltknSyrtifBIut Latxl Kino 2. Crystal FTAife Ivniu Ftavor Red LaM Karo 3. Squat ( jr O'mcw LmM Karo H 'i:h Pure MjpU Sugvr 4. Itnitalittt MapU fV-iiur Orunjti Luivl Karo JtKncr.-l.je fr Co, Pott U iwl. Or. Ivli-' r Vok B-A. nr writ to iVi ProUtKH Rffin;nsCo IVpt, A.Arso, lilmoi - -r. ty ."JI A-V" FW i-T.' tl.S "V ' il' LONDON A' Milan dispatch to tho Times said that i'rofrssor Parodi. euiiiipnt Unnto scholar, died. England Prepares for Rate War On Sea With America LONDON. Feb. 1. ( I!y the Asso ciated Press) Tho prospect of in creased Atlantic passenger traffic during the coming summer Is fea tured in tho morning newspapers with announcement of a rato reduc tion and the propnwd extension of the service of tho United States lines with Southampton us tho terminal port lu-re. Work begins today in the conver sion of one of tho berths at South ampton Into n deep water dock to ac commodate the Leviathan. Tho esti mated roat of this enterprise Is more than 10.000.000 pounds. The plans include the construction of five other docks cnpublo of reiclving tho largest liners. Officials of the White Star. Cun ard and Canadian Paelfie lines in Liverpool KiiyK tho West Minster Ga zette, declare they do not fear Ameri can competition.; They baso thijir eonfidinee partly upon tho fact that tho American- ships will be 'ilrv." They realizo competition is likely to bo keen and some ot them look for a rnte war. RHEUMATISM CANNOT EXIST in the human body if you will use Trunk's Prescriptions, in fact, it is a shame to suffer with inflammatory. muscular, sciatic or any form ot rheumatism. Trunk's Prescription DOES NOT depress tho heart, it DOKS NOT ruin the stomach. Eat all the meat and good food you wish. It does not contain any harmfnt drug or narvotie- but positively overcomes rheumatism and gour. WHAT MOU1' DO YOU WANT? There Is nothing better. It is also an excellent Liver Medicine and the greatest Trie Acid Solvent known. Trunk's Prescription sells for $1.73 or II for only $.1.00 at liaskins. Gasoline 14c a Gallon No but you caa make the same saving by having your car travel twice as far on every callon you buy. HowJ Equip your Ford with the 1922 Srrombcrg Carburetor and Hot Spot. It converts every drop of gas into driv ing power for your engine. Official record 5 1 olO miles on one gallon pmentdaylow grade tucL Starts easily in coldest weather. Greater power, speed and acceleration. Make your Kord per tornilikca highpriccd cor. Tongue Twisters (To ba read aloud) By C. L. E080N, Author of the Gentle Art of Columnlng. A NKlGlillORHOOD ROW, Deacon Dick N. tilackeiiii chickens Itotliered neighbor Muiiyn Ilfckens. forking chickens were ino Deacon's. Ducks wero ruuM by DickoiLv--l'ckiiu. Mnclyn's ducklings with Uielr quuek In's Bothered lM-nron Dick X. Ghwkons. tiluckctis' dorkln's with their t-ackllu Hot the goat of neighbor Maclyn. Slackens' chickens raised the dickens liy oppro-tfiug Macljn'g tluckliu's; I or his lvklns found poor plckln's. Following Iswtiu tiku-kens rlUekens. And when Glut-kens found some sick hens. j He fle-laml: Tou poUon chickens. luljn llckens!" Tho -plot now thickens: Olackens look a whack at Dickens. Parkin' quickly, bloc-kin', duckin'. lai-l-n Just escitpcd a lickin'; Then the tide turned; Mack atuu kln'. Knorkfd I Ik- Deiu-on Dick N". kick In'. SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Poesn't lmrt a bit! Drop a little Frwzone" on an achim? corn, inntantlv hat corn stops hurting, then shortly ii'u nn, it npu on wiiii angers. Truly: lour urujfist sens a tinv txntic oi 'Freezonf" for a few cents. Mitlicient to -emove every hard corn, soft corn, or -oni between the toes, and the calluses, vithoyt soreness or irritation. LZZK THIS i hcmeJ Since Scholz's Butter-Roll Bread was first introduced to the people of Medford and Southern Orepou, it has made n hit. Its popularity is steadily prowiug as evi denced hy increased sales. Pure and Wholesome. Pullman Bakery Unless rou see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablet you are sot get tin" the genuine Bayer product pro scribed bv physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for eolde, headache, tootlcu-he, earache, neu ralgia, lumbago, rheumatism, neuritis, and for pain in pcncral. Accept only "liayor" package which contains proper directions. Hiuulv boxes oi twelve tab lets cost few cents. Drngfrists also sell bottles of 24 ami 100. Aspirin U tho trade nrark of ilayer Manufacture of Monoacetieacidester of SaLicylieaci" i ,M '' HMm r 1 Propagated frm WHEN you buy trees you have a right to know that every precaution has been taken by the nurseryman to insure correct varieties.' Our trees are budded and grafted from bear ing orchurds. We do not depend on our own knowledge or judgment alone. The orchardist must pick out the trees from wiiich buds and scions are taken. Customers of the Washington Nursery Co. thus have a double protection the integrity of the orchardist who supplies the scions and the judgment of our field superintendent, who has spent many years in growing nursery stock. Gean siil moisture under control long growing season fine fall weather to ripen and mature wood fibre no rains to start new growth and then dug, packed and shipped at our risk, freight prepaid. That's the why of over twenty thousand orders every year. . Place our order nou. SaUsmen Everywhere More Wanted , LAKOEST IN THE WfcST Everything In standard fruit frees, shade trees, berries, shrubs, vines and roses teISirsSJ5J Toppenish, Washington SEEDS NOTICK. Th rough an Error Onr Office "Telephone Number was omitted In the new Directory. v IT 19 77 PR. n. B. MCItPHT. Dentistry and X-Ray 2nd Floor Medford Bide. WATCH YOUR BATTERY PRKST-O-IJTE BATTERY STATION For Onlrk Service Pfione 110 Rabbitingr, Weldin-r, Repairing and Lathe Work REASONABLE RATES Crater Lake Automotive Co. 12:1 Month Kront St. Williams 8c. McCurley Opposite Nat DON'T FORGET H'd'we Co. Suits or O'coats are right here Come in and make me prove it. $50 to $60 values . at $45 ARE TESTED SEEDS i - ' " 1 fiool Sori is the foundn tion for n good crop." 1023 cntulos non- ready. New crop seetl. All varie ties. For Farm and Garden Trj- our new Sweet Corn, New Table Pea, Xow Table lleun, Xew "Norton Touialb." t mrjto packet each I varieties (postpaid) (10c ' C.CMORSEkCO. 749 FRONT ST. Kttau Store 1 Market Francisco. C Others as low as $32.50 ; i Picture Framing at Swem's Studio E.Main,Upf:tairs fg1 HEAT WITH COAL Place Yonr Order Now for Otilik IVlivery Hansen Coal Co. (Successors to Lads) 81 S. Fir St. Phono Blue. Front Fixit Shop Ills, ltollr St. "WE FIX ANYTHING" Phone LI I llaior lllade SharprnlnK AUTO PAINTING Xor Is tho lime to have your Auto SPRAY RIG REPAIRING ItcfiuUhcd. Williams Implement Service Phone 2n.i Vc cheerfully solicit ronr patron-' npe and early 'booking. Prices riKht. Tl'iS quality service nnd S S. llnrll. li workmanship. We a,, .wnnanently L.ntcl , , & COmEll 221 Xo. Fir Stiwt. j Geo. Watson Co. ! UNDERTAKER rhone 777 Medfonl, Ore. ' Successor to Weeks-Conser Co. ! ileilfot-d. Ore. . PIPE FLUSH ! Jnlrkly ditsolvs all obstructions in ' . clodased drain anl sorer plK-s r.CY IT TRY IT 'or Sale Hy A. U VliOMW, 113 s. From St. REAL BARGAINS In Serviceable Used Can Crater Lake Automotive Co. 12:1 S.mtli Front St.