MEDFORD MATT. ' TRIBUNE, ' MflDFORD. ' - OREGON 'FRIDAY; ' MARCH 2 -1923
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1'UiiI.IKHKI , J-IVKItV MrTlIKNUON
j;XCi:iT HUNI'AY, liY Tllli
MKW'OIW I'UINTINO CO.
Th Mcdfopl Hundny Morning Hun In
Uuy tiully ti"WnmnT.
OrNcc Mnll Trlbuno UullOliitf.
North Kir wiriM t. I'lion 7i.
A coimolliliitinn of tlio leinocrnttt!
TiiinH, th MtMlfira Mall. tto Mi'dWJ
Tribune, th Southern Oit-Ktmluiu T'"
amiuhiiu Triminu.
lt MH'ltT W. Itrilli, Keillor.
8. HUMlTlUt SMITH, MuiuiKiT.
UV MAlIv-In Alvniic; ' r(i
I'nllv, with Sim.lny .Sun, your fi.r.o
XHiHv, Willi Huiiiy Hun. month .... .7''
L'tilly, without Huiuiny Sun, ymr.. 6.U
PiUlv, wKlitMit Suiiilny Sun, month .
W.-kly Mull TrlliUiM. out year .
HiiiiUiiy Hun, om- yvtir 2.'M
BY CAIilUKIl In Mi-lfnnl. Anlituml,
JnrknonvlUf. t Viitrul I'oiut, 1'liuouix.
TnN ht iiiul on HlKliwiiy:
Wiiilv, with Hiimluy Sun, month
1'iillv, without Sumhiv Sun, iiumiIIi .'
nllv, wiiliout Suiulnv Hun. yHif.. 7 fiO
luilly, with Humlnv Sun, im ynr H.ftU
All toruiH by carilnr. cuhu lit udvno.
Offlfltil impiT or tho flty of Meufonl.
Officio! pujtcr of Jiu-kwoii i.'oiinty.
Thi onlv piiHT btttwoon KitK'i, .Drft,
ml Siivnimiuio. Oil(r. u tliriiuiico if
over r(tu inth'M. huvliiK Iruyml wire Ambo
riul.Ml I'ivhii fcTervleo.
Sworn dully nvmKo clrculnMon for
nir' IIMIII Ul'U 1I1U VUt'Him .'
other intpoi puhllHhoil or circulated In
WAR DEBT AND PREPAREDNESS.
T II K wnr mid lifter tin' uiir tux hill of tin Alut'r,ieiin people luis
A iitctr'Ttfiiteil $'Ji.'MAM,T'Mi-n Htj;K'iiiit; .sum oven in these
ilii.vK of immensity of figures. Our war ih'ht today is (.'renter t.luiu
!lu present total of tlie puhliu debt. Jt will take years to liiuiilnU' it.
It in heavy because, it represents the necessary waste itiuiileut to the
hurry anil seurry of a ureut nation, unprepared, k1'"'11!? ready and
finding almost at the same nioineiit.
All of our wars have been :oslly, in lives and money, hveause
Amerieu, a peaeel'ul nation, falsely believed that to be peaceful meant
to be unprepared. I 'nt il the world war with its staiitferine; totals of
milium lives sacrificed, properly devastated and 'enormous sums of
money squandered, America was without u definite, comprehensive
military policy. Jt has a military policy now u policy of preparwl
ness. . ,
America's wars have lieen thrust upon her. She never has pro
voked war. For thai reason no one may'isay that America neve,v will
(io to war upi'm. Xo one wauls war. Hut we must be prepared for
war if it is thrust upon us. It pays in (lie end, in lives and money
saved.
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MK.MIIHI18 OK TltlO . A8SOC1AT1CU
IMtl'THH.
Th. AaanLlnt...! I'rnHH Id lT0l Ut Vtl V
rnlHI.il lo w for ninhlnitlon of
other" Imc ri raili il In llil" luiiwr, nnl
llUo Ui tlt liK-al iiowm pvibllMhiMl .huniliv
All rlKhm of ri'pulilWiOloii of Bnocliil
dtNpitti'lii'H luMt'ln iilmi n'Hi'rvcil.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
. Acting Governor Kltnor, wlion lio
u nctltiK. imroltul or 'larJouoil II
por coat of tlio ImurUors at llio sliilo
prison, nlilch, none eun deny,- Is rp
OuriiiK tnxos, olugr tbuu t via the
Urnvx. '
YE EO LOOKS NATURAL
(Pacific Tlphon N)
r the ontpn.illilo roiisun of ico
InK flshlns bofoio tho closo of tlm
ixiKin. llnrry Vlok. the lienlnl cl
liH'lor ami Milesiiwn nt Kuroka.
priwnn'tl a leave) of nbseneo for
two dn.vs. Well, tlarry raacht n,
flnh, nil rlRht. 1 low over, wo all
forntvs him anil wish It t til anil his
brlilo n Ions unit piosnerouo
wedtled life.
v BUNK UEBER ALLES
'- (8. F. Bulletin)
"When you wore a tiulixilo and 1
was h fish In the imloollthlc allmo."
That metrical Jent Ih n favorite with
lovers thut cun find no other explana
tion, for the lateimlly of their nrilor
and whnt.thoy uro ploiiainl tu returJ
us a nnlto pocallfir mail ntTlalty than
that they mut have Hived ami lived
together In wmio ptwlous Inearnatlon.
1 lilt though ntottt vletlnm of the tender
passloti only vairuely boliovo In a pre
vious existence In which they were
lovers. Mm. Kdlth HiK-kefeller MeOor
nilck has discovered not only tho pre
clso tlina and tho precise plnee, hut
the parttenlur man to-whom sha vats
wedded thousands and thousands of
3 ears ago, -,
Sho recalls with stnrtllnK deflnllo
Uims that wheu a slrl of 10 she be
came tho wlfo of KiUK Tntanklmiueti.
whose illumined remains aro even
now being dug up from a ttmb In tho
aands in tho region of Luxor. She
eays sha was his first wife. and. in
show-Ills' no disposition to hastou to
the. aldo of her long lost husKind. It
may lo that sho has never rornlven
him tor marrying akMii. It la ttng
time R cherish a resentment, but time
la a different thing to peoplo that can
tliluk lack for thonsands of years.
According lo Mrs. McCormieK. her
married life with Pharaoh Tutankha
men waa very brief, lasting only two
years, but It was long enough to Im
press upon hr luiuj a UlKtinct mem
ory of the tumlturo In tho king's
chamber and In particular the chair In
which he compelled her to sit when
talklns Willi hlni on the subject of
r.hndnnj! her father's religion and
reverting to the more Hpular fnllh.
She Is also emphatic on the point that
tho kH'k of hair fouii I in the king's
tomb waa net hers, but her succes
sor'. yet Mrs MoOonuu-k has nt e
dinl whU-h of the two pictures of
the daughters of her father drawn by
Kaueher-vlauilln from a photograph b
letrle is that of herself. I'nless she
rememlwa sitting thoA ivrtrstts
dooe by an Kgyminu artist she may
bave difflcully in deciding which is
which, tor they look very much alike
and neither la what tuigta be LuuiiM a
beauty. They tv In the altogether,
and the effect Is not ci'.y plti.
1Mb have long. '.antlnK kr.i;.
Tat feet and the ample equatorial d
lpmenl that became (ashknable in
Ks.vpiian art during the reiu'.aissaticv
that preceded King Tutaukhanieu's
brM reijin.
If Mr McOoruiu K ! a'. !e to revv
nian herself ihe will be ihe only worn
an lu the wvrtd in a i.itKa lo K--ss:
that her portrait w.i pintM 3 00
years ato. er tVn-.j sn.ls ot :-s
fvrw nnvst of the old r.'..5trr were
Nrn
t'oles Ksug TuUukhau:o:i wa'-oi
tip there will t-e none in a pvMtioo f
contradict the siory. He bs Nn-m s
tightiy b-and an srtt w"sl tn that
be tas had no chancv tv get ai-v.-J j
and become ru:cri-.te-i. rut t..e-e i
no telling what he n-.av do wits hi
new-fount liNrty. He a-.y f-;k
Mrs, McoratU t to Ohtcv'-w jvit in h j
claim a a looK- hu.nj anl offer
to k:p sivaj the Rockefeller nil
!. Tfeey knew svw.ethmg iVm
rpmdlss' rwr, t K-t Kp
liM kins. . ...
Quill Points
RON PANCHO
VILLA DETHRONED
BY FRANK GENARO
YOHK, Jlar.
-''rankle
In this powder mid rou:c aye, a J'lower isn't the only thint; Ihut
is born to blush unseen.
Kuropean history is just a record of the times men lnarclicd east
ami west across the Hhino,
'
A ifcutlcmau is a man that can make, you hate him, and treat you
so nice you feci ashamed to cuss him.
Occasional news that filters through indicates that 1-ciiine is about
to do his regular spring dying.
MOW
(eanro, tlio east side punillst who
won tho worlds antaleiw clitiuiploii
ahlp III Ills class in the last Olympics,
today is tlio now American flyweight
champion, rljiur f n,0 j impounders.
Tlio deposed monarch is Pnncho
Villa.
There aro a good many of the lil.omi
who saw tlio crown eliaim'u hands last
night In Madison Square Garden, w ho
think the clover Filipino was treated
harshly and ut least should have re
ceived a draw.
H Is the second questionable decis
ion here in soven days, ninny object
ing to tho award lust week of- the
light-heavyweight title to tleno Tun
ney of New York who defeated Hurry
llreb of Pittsburg.
L
There's always a darker side. When the meek inherit the earth,
'.liey'll find IfriUhe'r luSivily mortitaged.
Yhcn Greek meets Greek is old stuff,
road hog meet fond hog.
AVIu.it we yearn to see is
Nature ever tries to maiutaiu a balance,
drops in, husband and wife usually fall out.
AY lion mother-in-law
Fable: Once a man spent an evening improvini
next week could remember something He had read.
his mind, and
The disgrace of having a husband in jail is neutralized in some
cases bv the satisfaction of knowing where he is.
The easiest way to estimate the size ot" a man is to observe how
tlattered he feels when asked to introduce the speaker.
The old-fashioned girl who-didu't know which suitor to take
has a daughter who doesn't know which one to take first.
Meyers and Miller Win
X)S ANUKLKS. .Mar. 2. Johnny
Meyers of Chicago, claimant to tlio
world's middleweight wrestling cham
pionship, who defeated Kalln Pasha.
Turkish heavyweight who Is now- n
motion picture actor, hero last night,
has been signed to meet Jack Ross,
iiiiddloweight ot I.os Angeles, here
noxt Wodnesdny night.
Sam Laagford, negro, formerly
henvyweight boxer, now a wrestler,
w ill meet Miko Romeo of Butte, Mont,
In a preliminary bouC
Wulter Miller, Los Angeles middle
weight, has been trying to arrange a
return match with Meyers, to whom
ho lost here Inst year, but he Insists
that Meyers weigh in at 158 pounds
ringside. Meyers says he is willing
to make 108 pounds at 4:30 the after
noon ot the contest.
Miller won an easy victory over
Basantft Singh, Hindu, at the Los An
geles athletic club last night.
The clash tonight at tlio Nat. h'-
tweeii ih iiarm.i o. .
cugo artists for the championship of!
souinern Oregon Is exported to bej
the fastest trume nf Ihn Inr-al KoiiRim .
and tho record crowd will undoubt
edly be on hand.
lioseburu's stellar- five u-hli-h on
i nearly defeated Mvdfoni nt iiiueh
I nun which snowed such speed and
bKin arrived tills ufleriiooa ou train
No. 53 at J: to nj with every mem-j
bcr in the best of shape is expected
to put up a whirlwind battle tonight. i
uoseuni-g fans believe that their
team can defeut the locals as they
downed Ihe Eugene high school sev
eral night ago by a safu Bcore. It is
declared by the Koseburg funs that
tho Kugene aggregation is as good as.
the .Medford five if not better.
The new bleachers wJilch havn
been installed aro exnriol in ho'
cruwuoct ana nil reserved seats out
sido of tho now section had been
sold Wednesday at 9 a. m. in ad
dition to the multitude uf local fans
that will bo on hand u hundred
Koseburg rooters, most or w hom mo
tored down, are expected to be specta
tors at tho important coutost.
Tho local team is in excellent con
dition and spirit and Coach Kddie
Duiho is optimistic as usual over the
outcome of tho cumo althntich ho
states that it is a toss up who will
win. His optimism Is, however, bas
ed .on a nnturully optimistic spirit.
Although the starting line-up is
as yet undetermined, it is expected
that lieeney and Singler will start at
forward positions, Haughmau at cen
ter and Williams, and Chastaln at
guards. . .. ..:
At Missoula: Washington State col
lege 35: V. of Montana 11.
At SiKikaue: fiomaga university iS;
Whitman, college 23.
Correct this sentence: "'ou and dad go to the movies alone,
.-laid little Hobby, ''and I'll stay and finish my arithmetic.''
APPLEGATE j
i
i
Ashton Korea! has returned; lo
school after an absence of several
days.' Ho Recently bought a motor
cycle and expects to keep tho county
busy repairing roads for some time
lol'onio.
"Preach" Smith has terminated his
scholastic activities and henceforth
will be found at his homo ut Kucii.
niancho Clute. who has boon ab
sent from school during a brief pe
riod ot illuess, has returned.
Tho Applegato Community hall has
been much Improved by the. addition
ot several feet ot floor space. The
work was done by the nicu of this
district.
A very large crowd attended llto
masquerade ball at tbo Applegato
halt Friday evening. An excellent
t.;me was reported.
The A. V. H. S. boys' basketball
learn were defeated Thursday even
ing by the second loam of Medford
high school ! the Nat. They fur
nished tho preliminary to the game
between Hill Military Academy and
Medford.
Clara Korosl has also been abscut
because of illness.
Mr. Penefield and family left Tues
day for tho Josephine Lumber mills
where fr. IlenefteUt has employment.
Joe Gorman Gets Decision -PORTLANP.
Ore.. Mar. 2. Joe
German was awunled the decision last
night over Larry Jones at the end of
their ten round boxins match in tho
main event of a Portlaud boxing com
mission card. Fred Hart, Los Angeles
welterweight, stopped Collio Stoops, a
local boxer, in the second roiin.1 of a
six round go. Phil Hayes of Salem
won over Jimmie- Odyle, Vancouver,
Wash., lightweight, in six rounds.
RippltngRhijHiQs
at watt Mason
S3S
OUT OF DEBT.
AS MA' UKEEX old age draws closer I am glad I'm out of
debt ; as 1 said to Griggs, the grocer, credit is man's one host
bet : age is shorn of half its terrors if the old man has the price;
debt is ranked with mortal errors which make life as cold as ice.
lu life's blooming spring and summer, man should work and save
the dimes, as I've said to Pliuk, the plumber, forty-seven thous
and times; then his neighbors will admin him as a man of sense
and thrift, and fair damsels will desire him as a nuptial Christ
mas gift. Then is always opcn'tr.-iekage and an endless right of
way for the man who has a package in the mothballs put away.
And when comes life's hitter winter, and he's tired and longs
for nst, as l'e said to Tiigf. the printer, he has got his treasun
chest ; yea. he has h;s keg of shillings, which an dripping front tho
bung, coin ho earned Vy eanless drillings in the days when he
was young. And he does not need to shiver with the dread of
charity ; lie can journey iu his flivver With his bankbook on his
kes ho-ONii eat lonlly dinner, ho vfu drink from silver bowl:
a I've said to Todd, the tinner, then is nothing like a Vol!.
i
Jf the contest is anything like the
one at Koseburg. the spcclulors will
see something that they have not seen
in vcars. If it is any better than Ihe
Roseliurg giime local eiilhuslusfs will
be privileged to witness the best game
ever played iu Medford. In tho last
JO socunds of the game at Koseburg
Medford scored -thro field goals and
shot twice wltaost scoring. Such
speed of action has never been seen
ou a local floor and if a recurrence
of tho action is staged this evening
local fans will receive the thrill of
their lives.
Tonight's prel'minury contest
which begins at 7:30 will bo between
Mm i,irri ttri ami n team com
posed of the Applegate and Jackson
vllla girls.
. (leorgo llohler of the I'nlvei'sily oT
Oregon arrived this morning and
will referee the contest. He will also
rerereo tomorrow night's gamo at
Ashland,, afier which he will go to
Mnncnu- lliliihn In referee tho Pa
cific Coast conference championship
cntiteutu linlwAun the I'niversitV Of
California at tho University of Idaho.
Hohler will officiate at the stale
high school tournament on March
IS, 16, 17 at Suleni, where Medford
hopes to be a contestant.
This afternoon at three o'clock Mr.
Bottler addressed tho local high
sejtool student body.
Pays Big Fine I
I always thought if the doctor J()
couldn't '"'IP siomncli und iiv r
trouble, nobody else could. It ha, k
cosi mi- nine hundred dollars and j r'
liave paid my fine. It remained (or i
Jlayi'H Wonderful Remedy to do tile t:
trlvk. I have been in tlio best u! h
health since Hiking It moro than a
year ago." Il is a simple. harinUss f
'preparation that removes tho catar- i
thai mucus frum the Intestinal itact
and allays the inl laiiiiiiutlon which I
causes practically all stomach, liver f
and inlcsUinnl ailments, including an.
pendicitls. One duse will convince or f
money refunded. I-'or salo by all h
druggists. AUv.f
No more
Rhr.nunaii$m
Do Some Investigating
TR-J. of VallaValla,Vri.,had
been a sufferer from Files 25
years. Read HIS letter and the
many others in the FREE illus
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Investigate my remarkable work as a
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Remember, my irtatnwnts are
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DRr
CHAS."J:DEAN
frotn fource,mothey
S. S. S. Is Ihe Great Builder of
Blood-Cell and Rheurntrm
Mutt Go! Jut Try It!
"Rheumatism? 'Me?- No, IntWd. It'i
all pone. eTerjr bit ot It! It's sunshine
and joy for me now for the first (im Jo
jm:s. 1 feel a wonderful glorjr asin la
tbe free motion I used to have wl-ca niy
days were younger. I look at my baud
tad think of the twists and swellings th?y
oaed to have. I beniJrny over to the
floor. I haven't been uule to do th.it In
many years. I can thank S. S. S. for it
all! To me it was a rising sua ot joy and
liberty. Brothers and sisters in misrt-y.
do not close yonr eyes and think that
health, free motion find strength nrepone
from you forever! It Is not so. It la here
and now for oil of you. S. S. S. n wait
Inj; to help you." There is a reason why
S. & S. will, help you. When you increase
the number ot. your red-blood cells, the
entire, system undergoes a tremendous
chnnfre. Kverythinp depends on Mood
strength. IHtxd which is minus sufficient
red-evils leads to a long list of troubles.
Kheumntistu is one of them. S. S. S, U
the (jreat blood-cleanser, blood-builder,
system Mrenstheher, nerve InvlncruUT. Il
iter skin eruptions, too; pimples, black
headdi ucue, buil, etxema. It builds up
tun down, tired men and women, beiutl
ties complexions, makes the flesh flrmtr.
Scart S. S. S. today. It is sold at all dm
to'-s In two sizes.. The larger site bottle
U the more economical.
makes yon feel
like yourself again
The Original Food-Drink fcr All Arcs.
QiuckLuiwhstHorne Office iFodtains.
RichMilk.MiUcedGrainETtract in Pow
der St Tab!etforms. Nonnhin--No recto.
6 Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Ecicma Helped Over Night
For unicht!r skin Jrantkr.. ri;h or
blotches on face, neck, arris or body.
vu ilo not have to wait for relief from
lortiin: or embarrassment, declare? a
notet sktti sx-cuiist Apply a little
Mett:lio-iilphur and nr.pro cmct
siiows iu-t liay.
because i-i its c-rm drstrvn-ir: prop
erties iK'tliit's has ever been touad lo
take the p'ace ot tiiii sulphur prrpra
tion. Tlie r..ent vu apply it heal.
ir.S K"g:n. (.'ttty those who have had
uttii;h:lj- skin troubles can know the
cMiiiht this XU-titli.vSulpl.ur br-rrii.
Kven t'xry, i:ci:-.:-.g tcjenu is dried rivjht
ttct a srra:! jar of Rowlcs rer.'ho
Sttlphtir tr-.i any good uruisist and
.- it l.Kf ,-.' cream.
TRY A LOAF
and yoo will conviace yourself and your family of, the
Er.periority of
Peerless Bakery-BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
The bread with the delicious taste. It is made only cf the
.' " finest ingredients.
THWARTING INFLUENZA
You doubtless know that it is a well nourished
body that is the strongest factor in thwarting the
inroads of influenza or other disease germs.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
should be taken faithfully at the first signs of
"catching cold" or tender throat or soreness in
chest. The abuadant tonic-nourishing
.cjualities of Scott's, is an ciTectual help
iiyV in all limes of threatened weakness.
V, SAFETY FIRST TAKE SC0TTS EMULSION 1
V 1
WHILE THEY LAST
36 Winchester Special
Forged Steel Hatchets
Hickory Handle 32 inch Cut
79 cents
Saturday, February 17th, was Lucky Day
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
IfA
lli'iv in Jlfdford there are
youiiK men who are looking for
ultra style.
Just now tlioy are looking for
ln's'i waistod coats, like the
coaLs on ilisplay in our win
dows, Ihe latest note in .style.
Swatter . Clothes for . youn
men; Torue lothis, tailnrd
at iiochcNtcr.
Tliese suits iue inici-d at ' '
$35 and $40
tltlier sulls for men and
young men, in Worsteds, Cash
meres, Tweeds, AVIiipcords and
Serges. ' .
Selling at
$25, $30, to $45
. To match these
swagger clothes, see
our new Spring Hats
and Caps
Alsd
Tho Xew Spring Shirts in all
the popular plain colors. j
Mann's Dept. Store
The Store for Everybody "1
MEDFORD, OREGON
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BATTERY. '
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equipment and real
skill make our Dry
Cleaning perfect.
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money on rpp!ng prr M
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