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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Everybody la now organized Into a
club, but the Sons and Daughters of
the Veterans of Auto Accidents.
The war between the Poles and
Lithuanians comes just In time to
delay spring plowing, so America can
feed both combatants next winter.
THE FIRST 1000 YEARS
ARE THE WORST
(8F. Bulletin)
Nlema Frock was granted a dl
'" vorce from Edgar Frock. They '
were married September 6, 1010.
Something ought to be done to force
plutocrats possessing 1923 model
uutos, to drive them up nnd down the
Main Stem once In awhile.
AN OLD TIMER TALKS
This confislcntion tty taxation hns
got to stop, or the working man won't
have nothing loft but his pants. ' The
curse at Salem would peel tlio ovorulls
right off their constituents, If it
wasn't for the look of things,, and they
may do it anyway. She shot him about
an Inch above the lefthand vest
pocket, and .they found him out In the
cnappara back of the Last Chance,
with his legs crossed and his bunds
folded, and a much needed rain patter
ing In his face, which was pointed in
the opposite direction from what he
took from here. The girl wasn't what
she ought to be; she got too hungry.
He was .a piano plnyor. Well, the
sheriff come over, and saw where tht
grass was scuffed up considerable;
und they took her to Hums, and the
next fall her mother came out from
Nebrasky, to be nt the trial, the
sheriff did the hanging them days,
and the persecutor stnrts In giving
Malheur Mabel a first class currying
for her sins and fallings nnd says
nothing about the good work she's
done towards cleaning up the com
munity, when the court butts In nnd
Bays; Dry up, und nono of your Hp.
Defendant dismissed. And then her
maw, who had lived 60 years In holy
terror of cyclones, shies up to the
bench, and gives the judge a water
glass full of homemade Jolly from the
raspberry bush at the corner of the
house In Nebrusky, whore tlio defen
dant burled a pet cat, when a little
tad, and you could hear nothing but
the heavy snorting of tlio galoots in
the back end of the courtroom as they
. breathed, and the court couldn't think
of anything to say, so ho bellored:
Silence! . Disorder will not be stood
for in this tomplo of justice! I Just
tell you this to prove there wore hu
man beings In the old days, for nil of
our hailing around on pnyduy.
HOW ANNOYING!
(Eugene Guard)
The snow storm Sunday night
blew a treo oij the Robort llurper
house. No harm was done only
the family was scared.
The skirts of the Onlshevlkl are
longer this year; nnd they are nlso
talllaured, Instead of tailored.
' W$at was first mistook for n race
with death, down the leading thoro
fare lion, eve, turned out to bo noth
ing but s inner-human erfort to got to
a penuckel gome on time.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished
room, heated, with widow; full par
ticulars. P88 World. (New York
World want ad). Full particulars
yourself.
NOT SO MUCH 80
(Oakland Tribune)
Two riot calls, a cbargo by a
aquad of police wlln lrnw-n clubs,
a free-for-all fight, three arrests
" and one hospital case foatured a
social dance last night at the Co
lombo Social club ot Forty-ninth
street and lirondwoy.
The Standnrd Oil 1ms "expended
1176 000,000 alnce the war, for the bet
torment of mnnklnd.- and nobody has
et been able to get gasoline nt one
of their silos on lick.
. uncut n 2o'i 1" 'Amoiliii iiT ot!!
WILL RUSSIA BE THE
rr IIRKR items of news apparently little noticed may have nn im-
portunt beuniiK upon the fate of Kui'opc.
One item was to the effect that the latest German strikes in the
liuhr were not sanctioned by the government, but were called by the
labor leaders.
Another announced n strike of 100,0(10 miners in France.
The third-was a strike of 50,000 laborers in Belgium.
Of course, from this distance, it is impossible to uecurately gauge
the situation, but there is (jciod reason to believe:
First, that the occupation of Ihc Ifuhr has not solidified Germany
but has given the Gorman radicals and monarchists an opportunity
of which they are taking advaulage, to lirinjr about an overthrow of
Ihe republic. .
Second, that this occupation has not been supported by organized
labor in either France or Belgium, and that there is a movement in
both countries to drive a wedge 'between the respective governments
and the people, and prepare (lie way for a dictatorship of the prole
lariat. And thirdly, that the Hussian soviet government, apparently
taking no action regarding the Ruhr occupation, lias through paid
ngents, been working from the first to prepare the field in middle
Europe for the final establishment
In short, unless Germany and
ment and the general progress toward open conflict continues the
most probable outcome, after n period of destruction and bloddshed,
seems to be the spread of Bolshevism to the channel ports, and Rus
sian hegemony in Kurope from Moscow to Ostend.
Quill
The best way to keep a wife is
Don't blame the French. They
The thicker the head, the thinner (he excuses.
An ideal husband is any husband who thinks he hns an ideal
wife.
A normal girl is one who can imagine herself the heroine when her
pet movie hero opens his arms for
lleinie seems determined to
nil summer.
Fable: Once there was a bachelor girl who could grow enthu
siastic about her married sister's
A fashionable church is one where the preacher doesn't talk much
about the camel nnd the needle's
"Lost memory, finds himself
gotten how to say "Charge it."
Correct this sentence : "1 don't
the small 'boy ; "I want to go to bed.
Unless human .nature has changed, Adam's "temptation" con
sisted in ehasing Eve all over
from her. '
In the ancient fable the ant fared well nnd the grasshopper per
ished. But thero were no jitneys to
There isn't much hope for n man when ho has fallen so low that
n small town bank won't let him overdraw.
RippfmgRhumss
Walt
VANISHED
WHERE nro the friends of other days? No more they seem
to meet me; I walk the old familiar ways, but who is thero
to greet me; I miss them in the garish noon, I miss them when I'm
feeding, I miss them underneath thu moon they've all been
jailed for speeding. Oh, some are in for fifteen days, and some
are in for thirty, and in their cells u row they raise and say the
law is dirty. I miss my comrades tried and true, their presence
I am needing; I'll miss them for three weeks or two, for they've
been jugged for speeding. My loneliness, day after day, grows
longer, still, and wider; in vain I look for Ilirnm Jay, for James
Adolphus Snider; no more they argue this and that, no more I
hear them pleading, and life seems profitless and flat since they
were pinched for speeding. "Oils prunes," you say, "find other
friends and lie not broken hearted;" but wearily nn old man
wends when old friends are departed ; all desolate he moves along,
men's blatant mirth unheeding, he recks not of the passing
throng, his friends are jailed for speeding. And other men may
drive their boats from Hastings to Hoboken, and other men may
keep their goats in custody unbroken; but from my heart that
once was gay all comfort is receding, and mournfully I go my
way, my friends in jail for speeding.
Kellogg's Bran Is prepared lo
do one Cling AND DO IT WELL!
I Kollogj's Hrnn will permanently
'relievo constipation, mild or chronic.
It is ncicntillcully prepared for that
Jiurposc. It is ALL HHAN, therefore
t una the neeemnry bulk to ns'iiro
results. Foods with n small bran con.
tent cannat n fiord permanent relief.
When your physielan or friends
advise you to rnt Kellogg's llrnn, you
follow-on for the purpose ot eliminat
ing a dangerous clogging-up nnd toxic
condition of your system. You r.in't
n.Tord to tjiko lmlf-wny measures I
Think of the lost time nnd the dangers
of illness you nro daily dodging I
What you must have is real bran
KKLLOUU'H MIAN, and if you will
rat it regularly each day you will
becomo a different person within a
in-eek or so. Kollogg ' llnin, with its
natural bulk, snevps, cleanses and
WITH MEDFORD TRADE
LWiJT Ami Cr'AudiVs" iuiVf A "Y.
ULTIMATE VICTOR?
of bolslievism.
France soon come to some agree
Points
grateful.
dun the best they know how.
the closing clinch.
pout it out on this line if it takes
fine clothes.
eye.
rich." Headline. Must have for
eare. if there is company,". sai,d
Eden and taking the apple away
dodge in those days.
Mason
FRIENDS.
purifies. Tt not only gives relief, but
n regulates me. ooweis. i.very mem
ber of jour family should eat it-
every day nt least two tablespoon
ful ; in chronic cases as much with
each meal.
Tr.v Kellogg's Bran mljcd with a
hot cereal, or cook it with hot ccrenls,
nililinf, Iwn t.ililti,nnnfiil nt llrnn
each iorson. Other popular ways nro
to spriuklo Kellogg's II ran on hot or
cold cereals or to eat it ns a cereal
with hot milk. You can msko de
licious bakery products with Kellogg's
Llran. lteciies on every package.
Kellogg's Bran is not only nation
ally sold in grocery stores, but can bo
had in individual packages in tlrst
class hotels nnd clubs. Ask for it at
your restaurant. Ho certain to eat
Kellogg 'a Urau daily for health's sake)
I9MEDF0RD MADE.
iYUo'uT Amount. ll 1
oday's News in
U. S. Congress
a
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Brigadier
General Frank T. nines, resigned,
who was chief of transportation for
the army during the world war, has
been added to the growing list of pos
sible appointees to the veterans' bu
reau directorship. Selection of Gen
eral Hines was , urged by Senator
Calder. reiiubllcan. New York. ilurlnL-
a conference today with President
larding.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Eight
members of the house agriculture
committee would be authorized to
tour the country at their own expense
to study reforestation questions under
a resolution reiiorted today from the
committee.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. House
action on the senate amendments to
the bill giving approval of the British
settlement agreement , was diferred
today until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Another
attack on Henry Ford's offer for the
.Muscle Shoals ower project was
made In tbo senate today by Chairman
Norrls of tho senate agricultural com
mitteo who road a letter he wrote re
cently to Nebraska constituents, de
claring acceptance of tho Ford offer
would constituto "a gift of tho Amer
ican taxpayers' money so elaborate
und so great ns to make every legisla
tive job of a similar character since
the dawn of civilization fade Into In
significance." WASHINGTON Feb. 20 One piece
of farm credits legislation was passed
today by the house. It was the Strong
bill, Increasing the maximum of land
bank loans to farmers from $10,000 to
?1 (1,000 with provision for loans up to
$25,000 in exceptional enses, subject
to tlio approval of the farm loan
board.
Radio News
SAN FI1ANCISCO, Feb. 20.
Radio, telephone broadcasting station
KPO will broadcast tonight from 8 to
0:30 o'clock on 400 meter wave length
an organ concert. It is said that this
will be the first time that a full organ
program, both of Jazz and serious
music, has been broadcast.
Special microphone condensers
havo been Installed in tbo stntion to
transmit the tonal qualities of the
organ. Well known organ soloists
will give tho contest.
TT B'Me THouqSityor bd3y
ASK, 8KKK. KNOCK. Ask, and Ir
shall be given you ; seek, and ye shall
find; knock, nnd It shall be opened to
you. Matt. 7:7.
T
Must Be Sold at Once
'Saturday morning, February 24th all shoes, suit
cases, traveling; bags and all accessories will be
placed on
Sale at Price
See window and read Friday's Tribune for prices.
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M. H. S. THURSDAY
The Hill Military Academy tosscrs
from Portland will meet tho local
high school live at tho Nat Thursday
and Friday nights and two excellent
games are expected. The locals de
feated the cadets several weeks ago
when in Portland by a substantial
score, but it is understood that the
cadets had an even later start on the
b.'iNketball season thun did Medford
and that they have improved con
siderably within tbo last few weeks.
Keats for tho games will bft on sale
tomorrow morning ut Crowson's ot
nine o'clock and persons wishing
good reserved seats nro warned that
they will huvo to be on band early lo
obtain them.
The locals meet tho Uoguo Hiver
cage nrtiHts on tlio Nat floor next
-Monday night. Feb. 26th, and a con
tent that will bo bard fought' from
start to finish is expected. Coach
Duino Is giving the men tho usual
thorough daily workout and their ac
tion nt Hoseburg showed improve
ment which had been wrought in lil
tle more than a week of practice.
Spectators at this week's game will
undoubtedly witness a great improve
ment in tho system and individual
playing ability of the local team since
tho last gamo was plnyed in Medford.
I
PARIS. Feb. 20. Molla Tl. Mallory,
woman lawn tennis champion left to
day for Monte Carlo where she in
tends playing in the tennis tourna
ment beginning February 1!G. Mile
l.englcn. tho French, star, is also
entered. Mrs. Mallory appeared to
havo recovered from the shaking up
of her recent stormy crossing of the
Atlantic from New York.
At Moscow: Univ. ot Idaho 32, Univ.
of Oregon 29.
At Pullman: Washington State col
lege 10; Oregon Agric. college 16.
PARIS The managers of Battling
Siki and Georges Carpentler reached
an agreement, says LaLiberto, by
which the fighters soon will sign for a
match involving the world's llght
heavyweight championship.
TRAPPE, Mil. Frank '"Homorun"
linker of the New York Yankees,
wants to quit major league baseball
In favor of the class D brand played
In the eastern shore league, as he is
NATIONAL BANK
Offices
auivuiu i.u ....
getting too old for major league competition.
ST. PAl'L, Minn., Feb. 20. The
world's record as well as four toumu
ment records were broken in the an
nual tourney of the International
Howling association which closed yes
terday, it was revealed today.
The new world's mark was set by
Hutchinson Ice Creams of Ilea Mollies
lown, in rolling 1142 in the last game
of their five man event in which they
totalled 3013. . .
MADISON, Wis'-, Feb. 20. (Hy the
I Associated Press) Tlio W Iscoiijjin
National flunrd lost its fight rnr exis
tence In tho lower house of the legis
lature today when the assembly
passed -tbo l'alokowskl bill calng
for complete abolition of Ihc state's
military force.
Mrs. Fred Anderson
X
Sparkling Eyes
Follow Good Health
Rnloni, Oreg. '-For several years T
suffered with liver trouble and stom
ach disorder. .1 was constipated and
had a gassy condition of the stom
ach. I doctored, but could net got
rid of these conditions until I beirm
taking J)r. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
nnd since I took these 'Pellets' I have
not bad any more trouble with my
liver or stomach.
"I can highly recommend Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to anyone
suffering with stomach or liver ills."
Mi-s. Fred Anderson. 805 S. 21sl
street
Constipation is at the root of many
ailments. You can avoid many "f
the ills in life by obtaining Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets from your
druggist.
Send 10c for trial pkg. or write for
ree advice to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Huffnlo, N. Y. ' Adv.
INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Instantly! "Pape'sDiapepsin"
i Corrects Stomach so i
Meals Digest 1
The moment you cat a tablet of
'Tape's Diapepsin" your indigestion is
gone. No more distress from rt sour,
acid, upset stomach. No llatulciice,
heartburn, palpitation, or misery-making
gases.. Correct your digestion for a few
cents. Kuch package guaranteed by
druggist to overcome, stomach trouble
Lot tho coal man save you money
on King coal, uttio waste, burns tip
nil tho coal and throws out nn intense
heat. You will need less than other
kinds. So it a a real economy and
saves dollars.
"Jtcad the Coal-man flints"
ll.WSKN C OM, CO.
(Successors to Fads Coal Co.l
Phone 2:il)-I :tl s. Fir St.
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Priced right
! Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRE8T-O.MTE BATTERY
STATION
For Qnlck SerTtrn Phone 1 ID
Blue Front Fixit Shop
111 S. Holly SU
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phone 451
Rninr Itladn Sharpening
H. W. CONOEB
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
' Medford, Ore,
Take Salts If
Stomach Isn't
Acting Right
Says Indigestion Results, from an
Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid.
UnUlgCSlCU
ach decay, orratherrferments, the same
as food left in the open air, says , a V
noted authority. He also tellj us that
Indigestion i caused by Hyperuciditj ,
meaning there is an excess of hydro- ,
chloric acid in the stomach which pre
vents complete digestion and starts '
food fermentation. '1 bus everything
eaten sours in the stomach much like
parbngc soursYin a can. forming acrid
fluids and gnses whichinflate the stom
ach like a toy balloon. Then we leel
a heavv, lumpy misery ill the chest:
we belch up gas : we eructate sour food
or have heartburn, flatulence, water
brash or nausea. . .
He tells us lo lay aside all digestive '
aids and instead get from any phar
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
a tablcspoonful in a glass of water
before breakiast and drink it while it is
effervescing, and furthermore, to con
tinue this for a week. While relief
often follows the firt dose, it is impor
tant to help neutralize the acidity, re
move the gas-making mass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and. thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices. ....
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia and sodium phos
phate. This harmless salts is used
for many stomach disorders with ex
cellent results.
This Week Only
Tailor Ue Suits
Choice of 50 Patterns
Values $45.00 to $55.00
at $42.50
128 E. Main
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
HEAT WITH COAL
Place Your Order Now for
Quick Delivery .
Hansen Coal Co.
(Successors to Iitt)
84 S. Fir St. Phone 239-J
FLOUR and FEED
Low prices on flour anil feed by
new owners Central.. Point Hour
Mill.
Process Itollctl Ilarlcy, TO lbs. $1.00
Millfcwl, 80 lb. suck 91.RO
Homo Hun Id an nnil Shorts $t.!2i
Shelled Corn, cr civt 2.Mt
Scratch Food, per cwt $2.73
K.8K Mash, 2l'o protein, cw t....$!1.00
Hour, Mt. Pitt blond 4I lbs $1.0O
Mt. Pitt Ityo Flour, 40 lb. sk $2.00
Attractive prices on ton lots. . -JIOHTON
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