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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry
One of the gentlemon pardoned by
Acting Governor Rltnor, when he was
acting, is back In the skookum houso
and begs your pardon.
BADLY NEEDED
(Lob Angeles Record)
"Mrs. Dorothy Davenport Roid
plans a propaganda film. In which
Mrs. Reid will play tho leading
part. The proceeds of the film
-will be used to build a canatorium.
Tho United States uses 17 times as
mitch dope in a year as China, but the
Chinese are heathens.
The legislature, in Its wisdom, has
passed a bill Increasing the butterfat
In Ice cream. Still the governor thinks
the legislature 1b not doing anything.
Many parlor rugs are noted on the
lungs of Fords.1 ' "' ''
i"- , '
. K begins to look liko. Ireland could
not escape Poaco, and gosh! how they
drbad it; .. ''.-'
. MAN MUST EAT
(Pendleton. Kant Oregonian)
j?.V ANTED To exchange' my. 30O
: equity in a new Dodge car for a
.good milch cow and chickens.
Phono 1197-J or write Mrs. Young,
307 Aura'St ' . . ''
MEN! WHAT OF YOUR TROU8
ER87. HAVE THEY THE PROPER
8MARTNE88 (Ad in Sacramento
Star)., There is not a more intellect
ual pair of britches in the state. '
'.The spring building boom is on, and
one:'of the structures, will not be a
garage.':
RUM SMUGGLERS CUT OFF AT
BOTH END8 (Hdllne Walla Walla
Times.) One of tho discomforts of
bootlegging.
The maiden who wired his folks for
permission to carry one of the Vander
bllts, whose wealth is $8,000,000, Is not
apt to get It.
All tho Portland prtpers nro saying
nloe things about this year's ball team
now., as they will have no chance to
do It, after tho seaosn opens.
A Klamath Indian was arrested for
being full of wirewater last week, and
gav, the name of Albert De Con
Bclous. The extract of rat poison
knocked out everything but his. name.
There ought to be -a law limiting
nuto trucks to twice the size of freight
cars.
A shortago of gasoline Is predicted
for next summer. Tho laud will also
run out of Biigar doing tho fruit can
ning season.
DOGGONE!
(Chico Enterprise)
' Bishop's Markot is putting in an
up to dato sausage kitchen. Tho
equipment includes a Into model
silent cutting machlno, which has
n capacity of cutting 4000 pds. or
t meat an hour. All other machinery
. necessary for tho manufacturing
oC balloney. - frank fritters and
other BausngeB,, hos boon put In.
Influenza From Neglected Colda
8top your coughs and colds before
they become serious. If neglected
they load to Influenza, la grippe,
asthma and bronchitis. Three genera
tions of users have testified to the
quick relief given by Foley's Honey
and Tar from coughn, colds, croup,
throat, chest and bronchial trouble.
Largest selling cough medicine In tho
World. Mrs. 8. h. Hunt, Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar
cured me of a hacking cough, whooz
Ing and pains In chest." Refuse sub
stitutes. Sold everywhere.
f!avo money on wrapping paper by
nalnc white nrlnt naner In rolls. Ask
thl nffioa. tf
Editorial Correspondence
, SALEM, Feb. 9. Governor Pierce
1h vcrj' emotional. He can't " feel
strongly about anything without cry
ing. Sometimes he cries real tears
nnd other times he merely $obs In
wardly. Hut when aroused be always
cries in some luslilon.
The Governor rend a special mes
sace to a Joint session of the two
houses at noon today. It was In no
sense a bis stick message. It was an
appeal. An appeal to do certain
things, above all puss an income tax,
consolidation, a tax on Insurance com
panies, a severance tax, etc.
For Joe Singer the House Snrgennt
at Arms and for Colonel Mercer the
senate factotum It was an occasion for
pomp and ceremony, calling for such
gallant announcements as "The 'oner
able Senate has arrived" nnd "For
ward March" with certain approved
military manuevers, but for the Gov
ernof it was a very solemn and sombre
occasion. Flanked by a member of
the senate and a member of the houso
the Govornor walked up the aisle like
Robespierre going to his execution
or did ' Robespierre shoot himself.
Whatever the historical facts for the
Governor It was funeral. He strode
forward like Melancholy on a monu
ment, and only when arrived on the
throne did ho, smile, as tho applause
broko out,, a forced rather pathetic
Even when, the worn? turns,,
eheek.
Don't blnmc it nil on war's: legacy of crime. Part of it is boot-legacy.
Never despair of a boy. The village cut-up may become a re
nowned surgeon.
You can say one thing for wood alcohol. Nobody ever inherits
n taste' for it. '
A compromise is the shortest
deep blue sea. . "
Only the heads congested with
for a new idea.
The great need of, the day is not light without heat, but discus
sion of world problems without heat. , ;
Another difference between death and taxes is that death is satis
fied with one lick at you. .
Adjusting the affairs of the world is just a slow process of . being
resigned to the inevitable.
The difference between happiness nnd contentment is that hap.
piness isn't nine parts of laziness. . '
The only, man who thinks a
dodge payment is ho know. how.
,"Iiet the devil take the hindmost" is an ancient saying. . So. the
oloc system probably isn't new.
Much of the crime in any commuuity may be charged to some
lawyer who nearly alwQj's gets an acquittal.
The only thing to.be suid for
lighten the burden of the. street
Peace is a little more respectable than war. No nation now claims
n monopoly of God's interest and good will,."
Correct this sentence: "You look tired," said the husband; "go
and read the evening paper while I do the dishes."
It; must be remembered, however, : that'- the hateful capitalistic
country is the one where the anti-fat nostrums are marketed.
America might bo more keenly interested in Europe's affairs if
she could learn to pronounce tho places where the rows start.
The difference is that you are a sane' mani who fights for his con
victions, while the other fellow is', a fanatic who fights for his preju
dices. " ' i
RippHngRhqc&s
WaftM&ton
THE PEOCESSIO.
FORTY million ears go by, burning up the gasoline; long I
watch them as they fly, flivver, bus and limousine ; ay and
night they sweep along, all their engines going strongblowing
horn'' or sounding gong, nntos yolinv, black aud green., .taiic.
Jimpspn bought niy.p.up, and llm 2ill long since was duo; now
I sec him hitting up fifty miltis or fifty-two; he must know I
need the eashj for my children fry for, hash; but he drives as
though lm'd smash all the records hour him chop! Tlwrh goes
J.'iphct Jingo .Toiies; swen months luive" gone their way since ho
borrowed fifteen bones, which )i' would return next day; fifteen
bucks I sorely need; they wouil save my life, indeed; bnit this
Jones is showing speed, with a.! jaunty hip-hooray. Hero comes
Peter Tinkle now, scorching 'mith the silver moon, and ho owes
me for the cow that, he bought tjhe 10(lt of June; liltle, litllo docs
he enrc tliat. I havo n" shirts. tr, wear, that my granny's feet aro
bnre, as he chants his joyous tune. Down the vales and up the
hills I can hear the motors clink ; if the owners paid their, bOIs,
how the long pnradu would shrink I AjiIo yellow, green and
red would be standing, cold and fiend, hi some gloomy auction
shed, quicker than the eye can wink.
smilo quickly lost In clouds of gloom
as tho written message was unfolded.
Yes, It was an appeal. An appeal
full of heart and soul and tremelos.
Certain things must be done.' They
had not been done. Why had they not
boon done. It was nil very, very sad.
aud as the. reading progressed the
tremelos came nearer nnd neuror the
breaking point. Hut the Gqvernor did
Dot break down. One felt the tears
were near the surface but they did not
fall. Only moderate applause greeted
tho final word. His Kxcellency folded
up tlio manuscript, shook hands
gravely 'with tho Speaker , and the
President of tho Senate and, the touch
ing drama was over.
And hero comes the strange feature
of tho performance. Following tho
special ipessage John Carkln was
asked why. in the name of Humanity
he had not reported out his consolida
tion measure. , ,
Representative Carkln replied that
at the Governor's request tho Con
solidation measure was to be held over
tho weof-end.. t'
Anyone who can understand that
can understand the strange convolu
tions of an emotionnl nature working
In a political atmosphere."
There is another Jireat emotionalist
in tho Legislature,, W. F. Woodward
Ouill Points I
about all it. can turn is tho other
distance between the devil and the
-
brains can afford, parking space
dun an insult is the one, who would
ultra-fashionable skirts is that Jhey
cleaning department. .
of Multnomah father of a largo family
of educational bills, mostly decoaucd.
Mr. . Woodward is called Grandma.
The term is neither kindly nor ac
curate, for Mr. Woodward is a fine old
gentleman, sincere, conscientious, an
eloquent speaker and a hard fighter.
Hut ho too has the sentimental com
plex. He is easily touched often punc
tuates his declamations with tears,
and is scrupulously polite. Thero Is
nothing rough about lilm, nothing
crude. And ho makes a specialty of
uplift legislation. So they call him
Grandma.
Woll this was a great day for Grand
ma. Ho won two victories and his Joy
over them was quite pathetic. A fine
looking old gentleman with a stylishly
cropped VnnDyke. sensitive lis and
an idealistic, forehead rnther re
sembling a prosperous deacon actu
ally Jumping up and down clapping his
hands, face flushed and eyes brimming
with tears of gratification. It so ef
fected Kap Kubll, 'who isn't feeling
very woll nnyway, and looks worse,
that he resigned the gavel aud gave
some one else tho empty honor of pre
siding, while he wandered around the
corridors nnd smoked a box of'Camcls.
. The two groat lachrymoso victories
were flrst-glvlng parents of children
of school' ago the right to vote In
school elections regardless of prop
erty qualifications, and second the
eight hour day for lumber camps in
Oregon. '
; Both good enough bills but both
strongly opposed in certain quartors.
In fact, tho eight hour hill, strange
to say, bad the opposition of the t'urm
bloc. But for once tho farm bloc lost.
The causo was oratory. " '
; Now oratory bores tho individual.
Can you imagine anything worse than
to bo shut in' a room alone with a pro
fessional orator. ' But oratory good
oratory never bores n crowd. It hits
some primitive chord In tho human
mass that can, If properly directed
transform things. " -'
i It bo happened that McMahan bf
Marion, a loan hungry looking' individ
ual with a consuming-passion for' tho
undof "dog, gave one of ' tho best
sneechos of tho' Besalon in favor of
tho mWfluro a speech from the heart,
a. speech f till ot genuine feeling, a
speech that bored through tho hldn of
tho hardest boiled auditor, for it was
brimming with simple sincerity and
conviction McMahan "wont far back
to tho Feudal Agoa.'utid on to slavory
and on to his own humble llfo feeding
tho hoga to get'an education. And he
help up tho eight hour day for labor
as the liberation of tho worker, the
gateway for contentment nnd comfort
and a squnre deal.
Spontaneous applause followed the
closing climax. Then Woodward
walked to the speaker's desk for the
final argument - That speech of Mc
Mahan had fired his blood like wine,
he too became inspired- nnd impas
sioned. . Ho tremeloed. ho pleaded, he
begged and implored. Ho took off his
sndctuc.los. hlB voice quavored and
broke, ho tore tho air, be Blammed his
ilBJs, nnd then very dramatically ho
s'trtvped suddenly was silent a mo
ment,- and amid perfect suonce con
cluded In-a calm conversational tone
"Gentlemen -,I .ask, you . in : Justice to
yourselves, nnd in Justice to the work
ing man you' pass this bill."
'' , Before tho tension could pass or tho
emXjflonnl atmosphere change tho Toll
cal cNnifi- T10 bl11 won by a nose'
It is a' ton to one; bet that without
thoso species it would havo, lost by
a mile. ' ' '
What beomes law Jn this stnto de
pends Upon things, like that. Legisla
tion ls( roally a great gftmbl: s
j Ex-Chiof Hittson dropped In yester
day to listen to the sonata oratory.
He Is 'en routo homo from tho Port
land nuto show.
i Tho snow' has; nearly all disap
peared ifoln aVound Trail, nnd stock
men aro Wearing smiloe onco more.
Mrs. J, T. Zlmmerloc, who has been
In Medford ttV) past two weeks, to bo
near her - daughter. Mrs.' C. lllaess
during her sojourn nt tho hospital,
has returned to hot-' homo.. Mrs.
ni..'ii munu friends. Wlll r"V glad 0
lenrn, she has reooverod from her re
cent operation snfflclent to return to
hor homo in Medford. T
Mr.-and Mrs. .' Hutchison-had as
Swrtdtiy' guests. 1 Mr. -nnd Mrs. W. T.
HouHtofi lirtd Mrsi' M. 'E. .-Middle-busiier.
' - '""
Mr. and Mrs. 13. T,. Fruland spent
tho week-end visiting friends In
Cirnhts Pass. - - - '
j.v itagsdulo and son Wllmer
worn Medford visitors Monday. Wr.
rtjtgsdalu also visited his mother thht
day, who Is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Young, wno
enniped nenr ltogue Elk last sum
mer, arc now at Mills City, Ore., on
location work. Tnoir many menus
around Trail n re hoping they will re-
urn to this part or tno country in
the spring. "
Keva Hutchison and Miss Veltnn
Whllluteh ot Medford spent Sunday
at tho liar 8. ' i
Mies llernlco I'liiinps is mayini;
iiri the " HtnWartH. carina- for Baby
J.eej while Mrs. Htcwnrt Is In the
sVh'fnl room. '
Ur nn.l Mm. r.: Ft. Prltehott Visited
nt the Howe homo Wednesday mid
Thifc'sday.
w nre sorrv to lenrn Mrs. K. I-
Ash in again on tho sick list.
Mrs. Pooln entertained Mr. nna
Mrs. Piiii'hett, Mr. Himnm and Min
nie I'oohi nt thlr homo near Trail
Himllay. ''"
Mr. ami Mrs. E. 1j. Freelnhd spent
a verilr pleasant evening nt the Huleh-lnn-
"fitime on the Ssth.- Home-marte
candy 'and popcorn was a treat
which nil enjoyed. '. i
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hherldnn,
Ore., who are spending tho winter
hero .for tho benefit of their little
son's health, reports him greatly Im
proved. Mrs. Sanburg and Mrs. Tony ar-
j ' TRAIL ITEMS
ng" wig.';r ""i iHyw.'.wsjiTfaP"f.'g v " ".rjTrr"''?'
" Venus Was Piker; ' 9 Say
Art Students, Beside
Beauteous 1923 Damsel
NEW YORK Wo modestly venture the assertion that Venus had
nothine on modern Kill?, oftec viewmg photograph of Miss Lynn Van
Voorheeo, of tho Greenwich Village Follies, chosen by the New ork
Art Students' league a-s tho most beautiful model to appear beforo
them thi season. Her measurements almost identically coincide with
those of the armless statue, us do those of Miss Margaret Leahy of
K.ifl-.nn here to rival Anciican movie beauties.
rived from Portland-during tho snow
storm Kuntlay. Thoy ramo to Join
their husbands who aro engaged In
helping construct the bridges on Elk
and Trail creek.
Miss Mao Mordnff and Irma Ash
meht tho week-end with tho former's
parents in Medfnrd,
Johnnie nnwulale was a Sunday
guest at the Adamsnn home.
Tho Cottafio Grovo high school team
worn defeated , by tho Jacksonville All
Star team in tho -Jacksonville hall
Thursday .night -'.by. a score of thirty
to sixteen. After the game refresh
ments wero sorved at the Jackson
ville high school building.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. D. Brophy of near
Modl'ord wero rocent guests nt tho
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Flck.
Master J. Bolten McMalion, the pop
ular Jacksonville carrier of the Mall
Tribune, scnt Saturday in Ashland
tho guest of his grandparents, Mr. and
nirs. T. K. Bolten. -
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Kloinhnmeit,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mr. nnd
Mrs:' Lolnnd Cnntrnll nnd Wni. Cam
eron wore nmong' tho many from the
Applegato in our city recently;
J. H. McKeo. Tom Owens, J. H. Co
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moon, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Monthorn nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
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Robert Clugston of Evans Creek wore
transacting business at tho court
houso Wednesday.
Both teams of tho Jacksonville high
school nccompanied by other students
playod at tho Applogato school Friday
night.
T. S. Hnrdinger, special doputy of
the Vnitod Artisans of Portjaud is In
this district visiting membors of his
order.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I,, und Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. R. Woodcock of Medford wero
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Moore.
Mrs. James Kilhnrn nnd Edmund
Kllbuin of Portland,' who wero called
horo by the tloath'of tholr nophew last
weok, . returned to their home Mon
day. ' ' ' '
Mr. nnd MrB. Fred Copplc of Apple
gato visited their mother, Mi's. Kate
Copplo Thursday,
E.-A. Fleming, who has boon In the
east for tho past six w'ooks arrived
homo Saturday. -
Tho booze ense of M. M. Hclflln and
Nona Dunlap terminated In Judgo
Gardner's court Thursday night by
conviction. It was a hard fought case
In which tho chargo of perjury and
bribery were used and Booms to be a
case for our next grand Jury..' '
, Mrs. HonrletUi' Fick,' who recently
underwent an operation at tho Sacred
Heart, Is Improving rapidly. ' ' ' ' '
Tho members' of the PrOBbytorinn
church at their last meeting elected
Mrs. Vivian Bench trustoo to the place
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PREFERRED
CAPITAL STOCK
PRICE
$95 PER SHARE
YIELDING 7.37
vacated by Mrs. Pope and on Monday
Fcliruary 12 there will be a meeting
nt the church for the purpose of or
ganizing a men's club.
John Lroad, who bus been employed
in the meat market at Klamath Falls,
Is spending this week visiting IiIm
mother In our city.
Miss Kutherine Buckley of Ruch
passed through en route to the Sacred
Heart hospital where she was called
on a special case.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bostwlclt vis
ited relatives in our city Sunday.
Mrs. K. R. Jones, who was token tt
tho Sacred Heart hospital last week,
was able to return to her home nnd Is
Improving slowly.
Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Bud Lawrenti
rrlday. Fob. 9th. a baby girl. Mother
nnd babe fine. Bud Is stopping high.
Tongue Twisters
(To be read aloud)
By C. L. EDSON,
Author of the Gentle Art of
Columnlng.
' BY THE PEE 11KE ItlVElt.
Down by the i-oody I'co loo.
Wliem tho Muddy waters How,
A lady, KaiUo lxcly,
Wiih woM-4l by Cody loo.
t'ody Ptm was a I. !., y
And lihic, as 1. D.'s go:
Hut tills Pi-ei lK-o I'"K was -..mlys
liuhMtl ho it(Milel dough.
l.tv l.e4lyt dail of Sadie,
Was a rich old Pro lco dntl,
Ho (ipiMisisl tho plea of roc, I). D.
With nil tho Kjcr ho luul.
So Sndlo said to Cody Po-;
"We'll do a coup d'etat;
From tho Pec Dee dcjiot well
cliH't Oh, .
Won't tlutt pooh-pooh in?"
So out of tho IVo I)et tlfisjt Poi
And tho lady Sadie flow.
Ami the knot wuh tied for Pim", I). l.,
lly a .1. P., P. 1. .
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UNDERTAKER
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Medford. Ore.
Blue Front Fizit ; Shop :
111 8. Holly St,
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
: " ' Phone 434. , . . . .
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USED CARS
That have not been, misused
-, . Priced right . .'
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' Hansen Coal Co. ' '
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84 8. Ftr St.
Phono S3(M
all standard makes to fit a v
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We have that little accessory
you have been looking for.
The Auto
Suoolv Co.
Just around the corner
Phone 62 ; Doc Wright
HoiolMarix
Powell St. at OTarrell,
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