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PSQE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECiQy, THURSDAY, MARCH" 1, 192:1 Medford mail tkibune AN INDEPENDENT NKWHPATMCR PUllMKIIKl) UVKItV AtTEKNOON MKIJK1 I'KINTINO CO. The Mcnlfunl Suixlny Muriilny Hun In furulnhfU HuLiHct Itint a dettirliitf & nuvn uuy ualiy miWHpapr, Office Mull Tribune Hulluln. North Kir mret t. l'tione 75. A oonsulKlutlon of the Democratic TUiim, tin .Mo.ir.ir.l Mull, the AltHlfnrtl Tribune, the Huu thorn Oregon lun, 1 he AKhlunu Trtbuntt. KOflKKT W. KiUtor. H. SL.Ml'TKIt SMITH, M imager. BY MA 11, In Advance: Iliy, with Sunday Sun, year $ 1'ully, with Humluy Hun, month.... litlly, without Surutuy Sun, ytur.. I Duilv. wllliuiit Kuiiilav Hun. inuiith W-ttly Mall Trltnim unn yrur 2. ftumluv Hun. dim y-ur 2. 11 V "A It Jt i i:K In Mt-itfiird, AHhlund, JaokHonvlili', iVutrnl Point, I'hot-nlx, Tamil And on JiiKiiwnyH: IuUy, with Sunday Sun, month.... IMtly, without Sunday Sun, month iJullv. without Suudtiv Sun. v'ur.. 7 I'allv. with Kuniluv Sun. ono y'iir K. All twrniH hy currier, earth In udvunru. Official piiper of the City of Mt'dford. Official (tnimr of J nek son County. Kutoreil (in ftecmnl ciaki matter Mt'dford, OrvKon, under uct of March 1H79. MKMKKKS OK TI1H ASSOCIATED PHKKH. The Annoolalod J'reHH In exclusively entitled In tin u sn for riMnihllcailon all iicwh OlHimtchM credltrd to It or not otherwlne rrfdlti-d In thlH pit per. nod ultto to tho loctil iioHH puhllHhcd heroin, All rlKhtn of ruihllcatlon of n peel til oipntPiifH nei'fin arc iiimo rtwrvfii, Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. A Ilrooklyn, N. Y.. lady, licniitlfiil n lisiml, took a shut Monday at u follow towiiuman, rich, as usual, with trunk' results. It Just naturally never hap pons that a homely mil points n. kuii lit a poor man, bo ho over so ornery. Tho news that tho HusHlnim in the famine districts arc resort hit; to can nlbalism. Is horrifying, but hopeful , i, Kast Mnlu Rt. on tho 23ril Inst., flow up and slapped ltuht. Conroy, enusliiK a minor contusion In tho region of the rlttht optic, and secondary abrasions on the clieekua, from tho occipital Joint to the lower maxillary, according to his Pappy. The hide is peeled oil the phiz of tho boy, and the same is considerable mussed up, but he is still his old self. EUROPEAN YOUTHS COME HEW- TO TAI.K-(Ildllno Corvallls Gazette Times). Tho well known yelling peril sparklnpt lins started on front porches, in tho twilight, which re moves ull doubt about tho arrival of spring. roxt to oxhnusttiiK his supply of whereases, nothing delights, n niembor of the logul profession so much as use of the word scintilla." They also have a pmnouncod failing fur calling their opponent learned counsel, and not -mean a word of it. The target of flattery Invariably looks like ho wont ed to say something contrary to tho statutes, mado and provided, and it's it nouuer mey uon I. A band of solf-confessed gypsies meandered through last week. DIRT IS DONE (Congressional Record) Mr. SWINd. It mo just stnto the caso on tho United States govern ment's own investigation, not on ex parte statement. This man, out of his senso of patriotism, nt tho govern mont s request, turned over to tho government 3000 acres of land for use for ftvo years by the United States government. Mr. M.ANTOW Yes: and tho land la still there. It nevor has moved. Mr. SWING. Tho govarnment moved miles of It. It dug trenches over 6 feet deep extending over 6 miles In length. It put concrete emplacements at one end of It nnd a whole battery of cannon there and practiced artil lery rirlng from one end to tho other. Mr. IlLANTON. Old they not have the right to do it under tho lease? Mr. SWIM!, Certainly; tho lease ' was free, 1 for five years or 20 cents a year, and ho Is imying out over liooo a year taxes. Mr. ni..NTON Ho merely entered Into a bad contract Mr. SWINd. it is not a contract He was In Now York and they wired him that the government wanted It and he wired back that the govern ment could have anything he had, and being patriotic Mr. IU.ANTON. In other words, lie commercialized his patriotism. Mr. SWING. No; but he ought not to bo punished because of It. Should man's patriotism bo used to Inflict punishment on him? If you borrowed a man's bicycle, would you return It to him with a wheel broken? The government had It They dug 6 miles of trenches: they shot It full of big pita the dugs are there they left them and left the trenches as they were. They said they are willing to pay. and then they went to work anil found out by actual test what it would cost to fill them up. and they estimat ed that It would actually cost more to fill the trenches than is included In this bill. Mr. HI-ANTON. Will the gentleman yield? This patriotic cltiien was in . New York, and the government repre sented that it wanted some of his land about 3000 acres and he proceeded ! to let It to them for five years under certain stipulations. Mr. SWING. They wired him with reference to the land, and he wired them that "they can have anything 1 have trot" Mr. HLANTON. Without any strings and the government used It and alter the (snvernnient used It Mr. SWING. They abused It. NO TIME TO STOP. W ITII n record tourist crop tliis summer nsKiiml, mid with the diminution of the Northwest mid Oregon Tourist lnirojius. by Ihc legislature, t lie necessity of iidi'(iuito publicity in Southern Ore gon this year is obvious. All other districts, iiloni; the Pacific I lit; Ji wnv lire to issue booklets find Appropriate advertising pamphlets, Jackson county with scenic iiltraelions mid natural resources excelled by no other district hi the slate, can't afford to be left out in tho cold. This is not the time for an elaborate publicity campaign. The ex pense is too (Trent. Uul it is Iho time for oin everything that can be done with the resources at our command, to inform the visiting tourists of what we have liere and show them and the state at larjre. that I lie Rojrim Kiver valley is not only decidedly on the map, but of fers opportunities to new settlers in Ihe way of sports, climate anil constructive development which are literally unsurpassed on the I'licifie Coast. WALTER MILLER TO -WRESTLE- BASANTA A GREAT VOICE STILLED. B OI'IJKK OOCKIiAN, who died early today, was n living example of the power of the human voice. No one who attended the lemoeratie convention nt San Francisco in li'-d will forget the speech lie made favoring the nomination of ("inventor Al Smith of New York Mate. It was not so much what he said, nor the wnv he said it, as it was the tlii-illins; timbro of the voice that seemed to penetrate the very heart ot that vast auilienee, and stir hidden chords of emotion, SINGH, L. A. TONIGHT LOS ANGELES. Mar. 1. Walter Miller, middleweight wrestler of Los Angeles will meet Ilasanta Singh, Hindu mat mnn at the Los Angeles uthletic club tonight. Tho bout will bo for two out of three falls with n two hour time limit. Hoth men are suld to be in excellent shape. Singh says If he is victorious to night he will immediately challenge Johnny Movers of Chicago, claimant to tho world's middleweight championship. Jim Jeffries Bankrupt LOS ANGELES, Mar. 1. James J. limaxes of the speech1 if'rl"V torlry heavyweight boxing , ' I ruaiupion of tlio world, who filed a there was a veritable outburst ol enthusiasm. ' voluntnrv .minim, m hn.,i,-,,.,v in It was a (Treat -jrifl, comparable to the vocal marvels of a Ca- ll,o United Slates district court hero rnsn or ' i l-.-iziui. Am ion ( 'oc .-vim mm- in ii in inn. nii-vt "',i,""",u' "-" ... -..i .vi, . . ,, , . . ..... . . UIB ""inner or ins creditors anil mi Willi iviuie urn .ew i oi-k anil tne .New l orlt dele-ration Drone what he owes each. into a sinpinfl march, which was entirely appropriate. For Cockrau's Last night's game, in a sense, was Las night's game, in a sense, was won on free throws, Captain Al Kox of Idaho converting 16 of 18 fouls into points. Only four field baskets were thrown by the Vandal team while the Washington Huskies cagod eight, add ing the remaining polntB with ten at tempts at foul conversions. LAWRENCE. Kas. The University of Kansas won the Missouri valley basketball championship by defeating the University of .Missouri. POrSTLAXD. Ore. Ted Thye. Portland, defeated I'eto Rauei- of Ne InaiUa l wo out of three fulls last night. pift was not so much in the healm of the intellect, but as in the of music. culm In his petition ho nsked permission of the court to he Allowed to amend his bill by inserting the names of cred itors and amounts duo them us soon as ho learned who nnd what they were. Ho gave his total liabilities as $:".'L',18:j, and his total assets as $130, 0.10. It was stated tiiefo was money due Somo peoplo think thev are nious iust because thev blame (Jod 1,10 Jeffries Development company Quill Points for everything It is mujdi more difficult to forge ahead in a country full of hand- writ ins experts. from attempted oil development of the corporation in Texas. Any woman can make an ass of a man; an make a man of an ass. but only the gifted few "Where did housewives keep the year's accumulation of trash be fore closets were invented; Another excellent sanity test is the offer of stock in something that promises dividends of forty per cent. NEW YORK, Mar. 1. Pancho Villa, the little Filipino who won the Amer ican flyweight title from Johnny Duff, will defend his title tonight at Madi son Square Gurden against Krankie Genuro, New York, Italian, whom he met several times previously in non championship bouts. The bout is scheduled for fifteen rounds. Idaho Beats Washington SPOKANE. Mar. 1. University of Idaho basketball players today started final preparation for the coast confer ence championship games with tho University of California which will bi Nothing makes n young man more tril'lin; a rich uncle who niav die some time. . played, probably on the Idaho floor at than the possession of Mo9cow next JIom,a., Tuesday and Divorce ruins homes. Still, it isn't much of n home if they live ogether and desire a divorce. Correct this sentence: "I don't like him, dad to see him succeeding. " ' said the man, "but I'm There may be germs in the kiss of n pretty girl, but no matter. No germ could survive a kick like that. An Arkansas woman has cremated her third husband. It seems unfair that some should be old maids, while others have. husbands to burn. RippHngRhuuigs ft -Wdlt Mason ' . i (IK BRAGGING. CAR is on the blink, it's built of tin nnd zinc, it isn't worth a cuss; but when, as night descends. I gossip with my friends, I boost the grand old bus. In eestaey I say, "It is a splendid dray, it fairly splits the wind; it isn't much for looks; for pep and speed, gadzooks, it has all others skinned. Of win ners it's the chief; it's never caused me grief in all its useful years: it fills my soul with thrills when it goes tip. the hills with out a shift of gears." My ear is on the bum, its works are out of plumb, its cylinders all miss; it has a broken back, its wheels re fuse to track my friends are wise to this. Yet patiently they stand and smile while I out hand such fairy tales as these; they know my boast's a fake, and ycf they do not make a reference to cheese. My brags they do not quell, for they have tales to tell of wondrous cars they own. of knocking records cold, of triumphs manifold, to rend a heart of stone. Their ears are worse than mine, they all should stand in line upon the junkman's floor; but still the boys relate achievements hiirh and great, and claim a first class score. Yo can't all ride in pomp, we can't all proudly romp in shining limousines; and if we're soothe'd within by boost imr ears of tin. oh. who would spilt the beans! Wednesday. Tho University of Washington team defeated 24 to 21 by the Idaho Vandals on tho Gonzaga university gymnasium floor here last night, jruade arrange ments to leave for Seattle today. The Idaho team also planned to return to their home floor for final practice. While Idaho business officials, for financial reasons, would like to stage the California series in Spokane, a conference rule was said to require RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Itvp Sejitrri Vrie Acid Poposits Arc llsfHlvcd ami the ltlieumntk l'oi mhi Starts to Leave the System Within Twemy-fmir Hours. Kvery I-rusKist in this county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that U a lull pint bottle of AUenrhu, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, docs not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money with out comment. ( AUenrhu has been tried and tested for years, nnd really marvelous re sults have been aeeonmlished in the most severe cases where the suffer- j intr and agony was intense and piteous and where hte pateint was j helpless. . ) Mr. J:unrs H. Allen of Hochcst er. I X. Y., the discoverer of Allendru. who for many years suffered the b tor-1 ments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does' not w.int a cent of anyone's money j unless AUenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, nnd he I has Instructed druppista to Guarantee J it as alove in every instance. All i drucists can supply you. . Adv. SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin Unless rou see the name "rtvir" on pWape or on USlet, you are not (tet tuiB the nimine lUver nroduct ore- Tthed r-y physician, over twenty-two yers and prowl fr by million for oMo. head:rhe. tnothm-he, earjrie. mi. r!ffi, lumbsgo, rhriuuati.-au, neuritis. and, for pin in prneml. Accept only Itayer" packap which contain proper directions. Ilanlly boxe ol twelve tab let cost few cents. Mrupri.its a! eell bottles tf S4 ami 100. Apinn ei the trade mark of lUrer Manufacture of Motawvticacidaitrr of SalioyL.-acic) WITH A REPUTATION It is a relief to anyone to find a bread that fills every roiuiiYimnt Delicious in taste. petiiTons in loaf size and mail., only of nutritious ingredients under the most sanitary conditions. Scholz's Butter-Roll Bread wiil give you this relict. "It's Pure and Wholesome" Pullman Bakery NEW YniiK-Willie riltola. Fin-ni.-li-Aniorlraii long distanco star, set a new world's indoor record and sur passed the outdoor mark for three miles In defeating .loin liny, ("hicauo slur, in u handicap run at that dis tance at the annual games of the Knights of Columbus. New York chapter, last night. Ritola's time was H:ir. 3-5. I.OS ANGKLKS Ad Santel of San Francisco, claimant to the light heavyweight wrestling championship "f the world, defeated Cicorge Vussell of Houston. Texas in straight falls Here last night. Scott and Joe Hush ure among the .Ww York players who came here this week preliminary to work mountain climbing, g.df tind the batliB. ' ACCEPTS $125,000 FOR - I IlUIll.IXGTO.W VI. Mis. Doirllt Stevens Woodhuuse, who was award ed a verdict for S4U5.000 by a jury in her suit against Mr. nnd Mrs. l.ty n-nzo Voodboui--e. hir 'iiarents-in law, for alli-natlon of her husband's affections, has accepted 125,000, Judge Moulton decided that the ver dict was excessive nnd gave tho plain tiff ten days to accept a reduction, which she did.- Italic Until Shrinking. HOT KPltlxas. Ark., March 1 Habe Kuth is shrinking. Ho tins the beam nt 20S pounds, the lowest he has weighed since his pitching days won tnu HOKtun itert Kox. The slen der lines limit Is acnuirlng have been tho cause of Joy among tho other Yankee players nnd Colonel T. I.. Huston. nrt owner of tho club who are here. Ituth Is In splendid condition nnd Is confident of getting nn early start in the harvesting- of homo runs. Cart Mays. Hob Shaw-key. Kverett Prevent Flu and Grippe For a few cents you can ward off Flu and Grippe by promptly checking your coughs nd colds with Foley's Honey and Tar. Also gives quick re lief from coughs resulting from Flu. Grippe, Whooping Cough. Asthma and lironchitls. Fnrty-elght years of satis faction to users has t inado Foley's Honey nnd Tar the World's largest selling cough medicine. Contains no opiates ingredients are printed on the wrapper. Jtefuse substitutes. In sist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. Adv. Alive! .v iwtruis comma waii 3Dt KINGS PILLS 7 ' 'for constipation is "Karo" for breakfast. Highest quality ruU weight cans lowest prices and most delicious on pan cakes, hot biscuits and for making gingerbread. Nothing better 93 a spread on bread for children. Selling fteprentativ Johraon-Ueber Co. Portland. Ore. Do you know how Co make Waffles? S cups Sifted Pastry FUntr A leaspooms Bakmt Pawdtw 1 frjfporn Stilt -XHcvptMtOt 3 tabUtpoom Nanola . Stft together n drr Inmlent. T&& cgs yolk, KraJuallv add milk and Sit soli. Sdr liquids into dry Ingredient nnd mix well. Cut and fold in whites of cgvs beaten stitf. Have waffle iroo hot; oil with Maxota. This nukes twelve -medium sited wiifics. Serve with Kara Syrup. Lf IJ Aifc year grocer for rrtipc folder or Cook Book, or write to Cora Products Refining Co Depc A, Argo, UUnoia STUDIO OF MUSIC M11S. JOHN O. ClI'l' has opened a Studio of Music at her home, 913 X. Central Avenue. Private classes daily in Tiano, Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition nnd History of Music. Practice Periods arranged. Studio hours 10-12m.; 1-3 p. m. Phone 10 I SOI NOW OPEN We are now open to the public We'll Pay Highest Market Prices for Poultry and Eggs Will also soon have a full line of feeds and flour. Prices right. Drop in, see us and let us talk it over together. "A square deal to all" is our motto. IVe Wholesale and Retail in All Lines Cupp & Shirley Produce Co. Medford 128 N. Grape St. CORNS: i Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a I "Freezono" on an ac that corn stops hu you lift it right off Your dnifffiist ml "Frpezone" for a- U-v t remove even hard ' corn between the toi. without soreness or if)' 1 Ik, N,m (indsrar Cbtd vilk li t tUvrltJ Allllmllur Irmd NO wonder people are enthusiastic about thenewGood year Cord with the bsveled All-Weather Tread. It embodies the most significant development inyears, and its Eervice rec ords are everywhere remarkable. If you haven't yetseen this new Goodyear Cord , come in and let us explain it to you. It's worth seeing and buying. , Am Goodyear Seroict Station Dealeru uc ef and recom mend Goodyear Tires and hack them uu with standard Goodycur Service Medford. Service . i Station .... r. i i j i .r . . ... ' - k a mm . i '.'-i r.r .1 rjutm r- j hi icq t 11 Itelierx 11 ullh iJicuu i i Lr " f- IKI P( 3j correctly fitted by , our nuHlem mothods. ! h , . , ' S II.I.HIII.K II III I I 1. Ifiillgl , J SPRAY RIG REPAIR: Williams Implement Serves W S. Ttartlett Pbone 25 117 ATMI lmt m BATTERY PRrXT-O.T.ITR RATTEBT STATION Foir On'ck SercVcr. Frione 1I H. W. CONGEE UNDERTAKER Successor to YVeckvConger Co, Medfonl. Ore. Picture Framing at Swem's Studio b
