Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, lEDFORD. ' OREO ON'. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1923 Bedford mail Tribune FL'ULIKHRD EVKHV AFTKKNOON BXCKI'T BLM'Al, BY TMK mMjIhi i(iN"rrNO co. Th MtKlfoM Sunday Morning Hun In rurntHnmi HubHcriiifru at-mring a ven day uaiiy n-w HpajM-r. Offlcfl Mall Trlbun Building, 25-27-2 North J- lr street, i'tione .0. UJll-H, III" JIMilWIU .null, llic Tribune, th Sou i hern Orejfonlan, The ROHKRT W. Rl'HL, Kdltor. fi. KL'AUTKK SMITH, Manager. HV V AIT In ArivAtiPP: Pally, with Sunday Hun, yar $7. CO Dally, with Humluy Kim. month. .76 Valy, without Sunday Sun. yar.. 6.60 Uaiiy, wiwioui aunuuy nun, niuuiu .u W-klv Mull tribune, ona year 2.00 Sunday Hun, one yur. . - U.&' frY t'A ItltllCJt In M t-dford, Ashland, Jacksonville, Central 1'uint, i'hoeiiU. . Tutnt and on Highways: lxillyj with Sunday Sun, month. .i lmllv u.-It html Kjiiiilnv Sun mitnth .6 Imlly, without Sunday Kun, y-ar 7.. 10 Ially, with Sunday Hun, one y-ar 8. KG All urmn oy carrier, cann in advance, Official paper of the City 'of Medford. six month ending April 1. U2Z, 3528. more, than double the circulation or any other paper published or circulated In Jackfton County. Kntered nn second clan matter at Me I ford, Oregon, under act of March 8. 187. MEMBEKS OK TUB ASSOCIATED PRRSH. - The Anoeatel I'rewi in txnlufflvely entitled to the line for republication of all newH dlRfwitehfri credittnl to It or not Otherwise credited hi this paper, and uImo to the. local new published herein. All rights of republication of apeclal dlH patches herein ar also reaerved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. An Investigation has been started to determine why the legislature was never called the House of Commons. "A man was famous according as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees" (Psalms 74:0). Hope for the undeveloped timbered regions of Oregon. A rifle club hag been organized among the girls of the University of Oregon. Their Grandmas used rolling pins and frying pans, and got good results, but marksmanship Is vital in the kitchen. There will be order in the homes of the future, with a dead shot at the sink, and a machine gun screwed down to the dining room table. AH THEREI 8HRDLU (8F. Chronicle) . " The guests at the Scott dinner were: MESSRS. AND MESDAMKS . Walter O. Filer SlltlDCMFWYP ;. Walter 8. Martin . . 8HRDI, ' George Cameron . SHRDL, CMD Templeton Crocker SHItDI. CMW Cyril Tobln SHRDLU 11D A LADY TALKS . I would share my light housekeep ing rooms, with a nice, quiet, refined goodlooking, working girl like myself. Have another cup of coffee. If tho first one don't kill you, the second ono can't I'm getting old. A soldier's uniform don't thrill mo anymore. The bright sunshlno mnUeH mo want to fly, I know not whero. ,lloro comes that drummer. He can get his voice down to a jwithotlc whine Castor than any . salesman covering this territory. He puts a lot of feeling Into his order for oaU. You'll excuse mo, while I water him. This Is the birthday of George Washington, and all tho chlnwhacklng parlors closed at 11. The first of the week the tonsorial artists overlooked paying tribute to tho nnuiversary of tho birth of the man who discovered the Bafoty razor. A JUVENILE SAMSON . (Coos Bay Times) WANTED Newsboy to carry bus iness section, Apply at Factory Btore. GEORGE WASHINGTON AND COMMON SENSE. An ovnl tnlled bluejny was honoring merrily In Dock I'h'kol's backyard, Wed. pm. Sheriff Starmor was routed out of church just as he was boglnnlng to nod nnd lie Immediately hastened to provide a meal for tho prisoners. (KoBeburg Xews-Kovlow). Getting ready for tho noxt primary. ADMIRABLE FRANKNESS ' (Sioux City, la., Times) OUR POLICY Let us do your dontal work, so you Will como again, and keep : - on coming OCKERMAN & OCKERMAN, i Dentists "BASEBALLS WHISTLINO IN AL BANY'.' (Albany Herald). Even Cali fornia can't beat that. In (ha mnttor of the purchase of a henhouse and occupants by Atty K. Newman, the court ruled that plain tiff was too lata for this year's Klks minstrels. According to Willamette valley newspapers, the Non-Partisan League, .whose invasion of Oregon Is tho new est form of unlvatlon offered," pick their memborshli)." And tho N-PL. ought to do well In those parts, as a majority ore used to It. The god season Is underway, and the need of a hind tire, that a steak can be cut off of occasionally, Ib more apparent day by day, In every way. V WANTED A good roomer. Hath. I am alone. Mrs. Lucy Parry, 413 NortUr-dliihl, Idnho, llnnild). , O! ho! ho! WASHINGTON could not tell a lie. So ho didn't sny ho had jumped across Iho I(aiialianoek river. Nor did ho sny his country should beware of "eiitaniiline; alliances." Thomas Jefferson said that, and some romantic Boswell pulled that broad-jumping fairy talp. George Washington was an honest man. Ho was also n very prac tical man. If one were to pick out his most striking characteristic it was his uncompromising common sense. Therefore, if he were here today, it is fair to assume that ho would ho among those who favor a more vigorous foreign policy, not pri marily to help Kiirupe hut to help ourselves. Hi; would sco that until there is soino sanily and order in Kiiropo, there can he no permanent stability and prosperity at home. In his farewell address he did urge his country to keep out of European conflicts. Such advise was entirely sound. Hut he made no objection when Benjamin 1'Vanklin went to France to make an entnngling alliance. He made no protest against u treaty with Hol land in 17S2. For such entanglements helped his country. In 1790 Washington said: "My own wish is to see everything set tled upon the best and surest foundation for tho peace and happiness of mankind, without regard to this, that or the other nation." Such a statement applied to present day conditions moans, we believe, that Washington would have been active in .promoting some sort of world accord, looking to a refunding of tho world's moral debt, lie woidd not favor applying his policies of the eighteenth cen tury to those of tho twentieth. He would not duplicate his program for one of the weakest nations of the world for one of the strongest. He had too much common sense. Quill Points BOTH 0. A. C. AND U. OF 0, BEATEN NEW YORK, Veb. 22. Luis Angel Flrpo, South America's contender for the world's heavyweight boxing cham pionship arrived here today from Iltienos Aires. He Is matched to meet Dill Brennan at Madison Square Gar den next month. Washington State college 40, U. of Oregon 23. U. of Idaho 3G, Oregon Agricultural collego 21. U. of Cul. 30, Stanford I'niv. 20. NEW YORK. Fob. 22. Babe Ruth's golf and other preliminary training for the baseball season has been tem porarily suspended by grippe, advices from the Yankees' training quurters at Hot Springs, Ark., snld today. The homo run king had been slightly ill since he left New York and yesterday he remained In bed all duy. Recipe for fame : First invent your phrase. The "mer" in Americanism probably doesn't stand for Mer llouge. Banks are tactful, at that. They stamp the check "No Funds,' instead of "No Account." It never is necessary to "protect the honor of your home" if there is any there. It must bo nice to be a social light and have nothing to do but deny being engaged. France owes America another debt of gratitude. The self-service plan was invented in America. Correct this sentence: "It isn't the price of the hat I object to,'' said the woman; "but it makes mo look too young." There's one nice thing about an enemy. He isn't forever telling you something for your own good. The average wife has no system, hut works hy rule of thumb. The Ihumb is tho one her husband is under. , The weather bureau is much like the slate department. It never attracts much attention until it guesses wrong. Tho boy who gets through college very slowly may not have n slow wit. He may have a fast ball. When a man says he's afraid Franco can't collect that way, he means he's afraid she will. Trees usually arc consistent, but a family tree will produce ances tors in one generation and nuts in tho next. RipplingRhijiTOS' ur won rroion St. bL ft STERN JUSTICE. IN ENGLAND justice stern prevails, the murderess her score must pay, nor can the people's prayers nnd wails deprive the hangman of his prey. Kemole, impartial and sublime, this iron justice says, "By jing, there is, alas, no sex in crime, so let the gentle lady swing." In our own sentimental land tho female slayer heaves a smile, and jurymen, a courteous band, declare she must be free from guile. Thus justice often slips a gear, and killers, if of tender age, while court house loungers grin and cheer, go forth to elevate the stage. And still our way is best, by heck, though justice frowns in brooding rage; to hang a woman by the neck is too atrocious for this age. It's bad enough to hang a gent, or shed with ax his vital juice; a dead man isn't worth a cent; a living one may have some use. It's bad enough to take a man and kill him as you would a cow; that was the old Dark Ages plan, and it should be abandoned now. But when stern justice takes a (lame, nnd hands her to the hangman toff, our Culture hides her face in shame, and marks the spot whero she gets off. If hanging would abolish crime I'd give tho hang man no rebuke; but twenty centuries of time have shown such justice is a fluke. IF SICK, TAKEilASCARETS" Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Biliousness, Colds, Dizziness, Sour, Gassy Stomach To rlein out your bowelir without cramping or ovrrsvtinfr, take due rent You want to feel fines to be nuirkly frre from nek hradnrhe, diuineu, bilinumeiM, roldn, bad breath, a tour, acid, gnwy ttomnch, const iit ion. One or two ('rsnti, envtime, will tart the unnrle acting. Wln-n Uktm t night, the boweli work wonderfully in morning. CaacsreU never sicken or inconveni enre you next day like pillt, calomel, aim. or oil. Children love Cancercte too. 10 cent bote, lo )io and 60 rent eiire. Any drugstore. NEW YORK, Feb. 22. Geno Snra- zen, Jim Harnes, Walter Hagen and Jock Hutchison have applied for reser vations at the Inwood country club, Far Rockaway, where the national open golf championship will be decid ed next July, it was learned today. CALIF. RANCHER CLAIMS ALKA: F fHIOAf.0. Feb. 22. C. H. Jones, a farmf-r of California and the flrt wit n fan for tho lefonKo in tho trial of u-n offiflalfl of tho Daniel IJuycs company, churned with conspiracy to uko tho imiilH to defraud, testified in federal court today that tne land pro moted by thu county in Merced county.' largely covered with alkali, could be mado productive by irriga tion. X'pon thin land which prosecution witnesses declared was virtually worthless and on which govern mo nt officials say tho s company realized more than $4,000,000 almost any- j thine can ho grown after proper ir-j ligation. Jonos testified- On the 34 acres he owned, ho Bald. all tho alkali has been drained off by. water. He testified that ho had tonj acres in alfalfa with six or seven1 crops a year; ten acres covered with i a vineyard from which he gathered . ten tons of Rrapes last year and four- teen acres in orchard producing fruit i hotter thnn the ordinary. RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER PARIS Tho sports committee of tho Aero club decided Sidi Leeointi made 223.01 miles an hour in a four kilometer flight. NEW YORK The deal for the Ron ton iNationulH InVo!ved more than 1500,000. CLEVELAND Stuffy Mclnnis, vet eran first baseman, was released un conditionally by the Cleveland 'Amer icans and probably will go to the llos ton Nationals. ..". Fclrilc Noel Knocked Out. TiELLIXOf IAM, Wash.. Feb. 22. Vic Foley of Vancouver, claimant of tho bantam weight championship of Ifritlsh Columbia, knocked out Kddie Noel of Anacortos -in the last of, a scheduled four round bout, with a right croH to the Jaw horo last even ing. F.ddlo toolc the count of nine twice, but bis sec'ondtjf threw n towel into the ring. . , In tho semiwlndtif Hed Murray of Ferndalc, knocked out Patfiy Herbert of EveruttMn the second round of a four round contest with a right to the jaw. f Three fast preliminaries preceded tho main attraction and the semifinal. Deep Seated Urle Acid Deposits Arc liHsolved and the Klieuiiuitlc I Ol son Starts lo lvcave tho System Within Twenty-rour Hours. Kvery Druggist in this county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that If a full pint bottle of AMenrhu,- the sure conqueror of rheuniatiHin, doea not show tho way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints' and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, ho will gladly return your money with out comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, a nd really ma rvelous re Mills ha vi been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffer ing and agony was intense and piteous and where hte pateint was helpless. Mr. James IT. Allen of Rochester, N. Y., the discoverer of Alleudru, who lor many years suffered . the tor ments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has Instructed druggists to guarantee it as above in every instance. All druggists can supply you. Adv. HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY, WELL-GROOMED Sreaseless Combing Cream Costs Only Few Cents a Jar at any Drug Store HAIR I'S GROOM Tl Cf KeepsHair , V Combed I W z C 1401 Even stubborn, unruly or shampooed hair stays combed all- day in any style you like. "Hair-Groom" is a dignified combing cream which gives that natural rIoss and well-groomed effect to your hair that final touch to good dress both in business and on soqial occasions. . Millions use greasclcss, stainless "Hair-Groom" because it docs not show on the hair. 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