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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD, OKEGOX, MONDAY, MARCIT 19, 1923
ttEDFORD Mail tribune
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1m, te Aledfort Malt, th aleUford
Arp'"" Tribune.
Southern Oregoaiaa, The
KOBERT W. RU11L, Editor.
B. tfUMrfKR SMITH. Uanagflf.
MAIL In Advance:
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alent uod on Highways:
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Qf flcLU paper of th City of Medford.
pfflcl&l paper of Jackson County.
Tt only papr between Kuftvn. Ore.,
aj Karramento. Calif., a distance or
ofvfr 600 mile, having leased wire Asso
ciated Pre Service,
worn dally average circulation .
alt months ending April 1, J It 2 2, 3i
mare than double the circulation of i
ether pa pr published or circulated
Jaekson County.
PUT IT OVEE!
1ti1tA mm HMnd ciih matter
Mvdford. Oregon, under act of March I,
MEMBERS
OK TUB
TREWS.
ASSOCIATED
' Tw Aaaortated Prnw Hi axeljaively
Mltl4 to the uh for republication of
ail nttrs dlapatchea credited to It or not
OirrwUe credited In thla paper, and
aiao to tha local newa publlahed herein.
'.All Hhta of republication of apeclal
uapalc.n nerein are aiao reaerveq.
Ye Smudge Pot
, By Arthur Perry.
It U about time the use of cool tar
products In lemon pics, In this vicinity
ceased.
Mr. Harding will run for the presi
dehor again In 1924, and will try and
moke It, without sponsoring a single
nutty notion, or cussing the papers.
BUT HE FRIED
'i? f ("Eugene Register)
V ! This will bake It plain that Mr.
. Anderson made- partial arrange
menu with Mr. Jordan and then
on March 4, he refuses to stand by
bis own challenge.
- The federal government had the
braxen gall last Friday to Implicate a
brother and sister of Mary Pick ford In
a violation of the Volstead act.
Astoria,' swept, by fire last winter,
is now being devastated by a full-
grown community fuss.
' The. Massachusetts sheriff, who is
trying to niake an anarchist-murderer
on a "hunger Btrike" eat. Is apparently
taking no Interest In his work.
'c A HUMAN MINORCA
(Cblco Enterprise)
NOTICE Why worry with old
hens and small incubators when
John Gray, East Dooneville, will
batch your eggs for you at 6 cents
each?
Gentlemen of the jury: This has
been a long and tiresome trial, and
yon will pardon me, if I say anything
1b my closing remarks.
. WIND BLOWS FORD CLEAN OFF
ROAD (Hdllne Pendleton Tribune)
Don't believe either allegation.
.! .The Portland ball team may amount
to 'something this season, as all the
Portland press predict It won't
- TWO CAN8 TALL MINCED CLAMS
FOR CENTS (Ad Corvallts Colette-Times)
The short and unminccd
art best
"Mme. Cecilia Meadow-Lark, a noted
singer of the Rail Fenco Lyceum cir
cuit spent Sunday In the city, and gave
two 'concerts. A small but apprecia
tive audience was In attendance. Mme.
Meadow-Lark rendered, "O! Let I'b
Fly!",' F. major (Opus 56.) Strauss
with great feeling, and trilled her
bearers through and through. For an
encore she executed, "I Dulldcd My
Nest On Yon High Limb." The rendi
tion of the first part of the program
Was -disturbed by hoodlums, who the
police allege, are mombers of the no
torious Sparrow gang. They blowed
their noses. Invariably, as the artist
was making ready to vocallio. This
shows poor breeding, and Is not cute,
as the malefactors seem to bollovo.
The management Is to be enngratu
lated on bringing Mme. Meadow-Lark
to the- local music lovers, and an
nounce the coming of Robert O'l.lnli.
the eminent Irish tenor on the -7th
Inst.-"'
THE MEDFORD C'hnmber of Commerce has everything but
membership. It lias splendid organization, a fine enthusiasm,
a good record of accomplishment, a high grade of ability in its execu
tive und administrative departments.
Hut it hasn't the membership nn organization of its kind should
have. Tomorrow the drive for increased membership starts. The
preparations for this drive have been skillfully conceived and most
capably carried out. A drive has never been started in an atmos
phere of greater enthusiasm, and self-confidence. The preliminary!
generulship has been faultless. Everyone is rarin' to go from the
eommander-iii-chief to the worker in the ranks. '
Nearly everything that can be done to make this drive a .access
as far as leadership is concerned has been done. It is now up to the
people of Medford as a whole, as to whether or not this campaign is
lo be the success, that (he excellence of the preliminary work jus
tifies and that the constructive development of this community de
mands. ,
We venture to say there is no district on the Pacific Coast where
opportunities and intrinsic values have been more consistently under
estimated than here in southern Oregon. For years now Medford has
been the victim of a bear market. The time has come to throw out
he bears and bring in the bulls. Not the bulls of boom buncombe,
but the bulls of hard work, the bulls of enthusiastic effort, the bulls
of a just appreciation of what we have here, and the necessity of tell
ing this to the world.
Let's put this thing over with a bang. Let's revive some of that
old-time Medford spirit. Let's proceed to create the largest and best
Chamber of Commerce on the Pacific coast in proportion to our pop
illation.
It can be done. For a multitude of reasons this is the psychologi
cal time to do it. The Medford Chamber of Commerce has everything
but an adequate membership. Let's give it that membership and put
over 1923 as the best year for Medford and Jackson county, in the
present decade.
GIVE LIBERALLY
EXIDE BATTERY
Quill Points
The most difficult place to balance a budget is on the point of
a bnyonct.
All four banks In Medford have no
cep;'d the UKft'stlon for thtir sub
Korliitlons to the publicity -and wr-
vice fund. of the Chamber f Com
merce for tho next three yours, ac
cording to a report of the commit -ti.-e,
headed by II. E- Harder, which
prepared the fund. The combined
subscription of the four ban kit
amounts to $10."0 annually.
The publicity and service com
mittee compiled n miRKfsted lift of
subBerjptlons wHlch it believed that
every corporation nnd business house
in Medford could afford to pay to the
fund and which would he wilting U;
jdo so by reason of the fat that the
wiiuiu uo especially Deneiuieci oy me
activities of the chamber. The bank
ers are tho first to approve offic
ially their quota and have stated that
the publicity and service fund com
mittee has made very etjuitahln esti
mates for subscriptions from all the
busincKs men.
Chairman . Bert .Thierolf of the
committee on relations with other or
ganizations, announces that on Sat
urday night the flvdmen's lodge g'tve
unanimous approval to the .Yiemher
ship campaign and appointed a com
mittee to co-operate with the cam
paign organization. The full list of
endorsers of the campnign now is:
Tho Craters, tho Klks. the Presbyte
rian Men's club, the Stanford club of
fiotithcrn Oregon, the Copeo Koum
tho IIokup Klver Valley '.'diversity
club, the i:ictrical Contractor deal
ers, the Knights of Columbus, the
Knights of Pythias, the Odd Fellows
the Oregon fi rowers, tho American
Ieglnn. the Ministerial Tnion. the1
Woodmen of the World, tho Masons, I
and the Ucdmen.
Jtcsides thew, nil of the women's)
organisations in tho cicty have prom
ised to co-operate with tho campaign
committee according to Mrs. Host; (i.
Schieffelin, chairman of. the commit
teo on relations with women's clubs
Wc wish they'd build these political fences strong enough to keep
the bull in.
Another Egyptian characteristic that would help the world just
now is sand.
Suspicion is just a private conviction that you would act that way
if you were in his place.
Tho American army never will be reduced below the number re
quired for un interesting crap game. "
About all that is needed to make the early spring suits comfortable
is a good heavy overcoat.
Correct this sentence:- "Whistling merrily, the pokerplaying
husband entered his house at 2 a, m."
HOHMAN GIVES TANLAC
FULL CREDIT FOR HEALTH
Considerable attention was at
trciMed during the day by the appear
ance on the streets of Pilot "Al" C.
ttced seated in his Texas "Tiger
Shark, "a Ilukk with a large shark's
head on the radiator and a long tail
attached to the n-ar.
Pilot Heed is un tht third and last
lap of a 4U0.000 mile international en
durance ime and hopes to win the
125.000 wager which is offered by
the Kevel Athletir association of
Paris, Frame. j Among the many well-known resi-
He Klarted out in 10IC, hut was j dents of Portland. Oregon, who have
layed by the war nnd made a new . recently spoken out in high praise of
start on March 26. 1922 m having com- j Tanlac fur the benefits they haie
pleted 335. 078 miles to date overing j derived from its uk'. are llenjamin F.
37 foreign countries and 4S states n j Sullivan. 313 lMss S:.. prominent niil
the V. H. To check the run nnd , ,.0ll(1 L.0nti aetnr; Mrs. Agnes Greens
milenge. his motor is sealed in three 1 ja,r. 5901 D4th St.. S. K.; J. P. Strahl.
places and watched by timers trom cll 8Sth St.'. and Mrs. Nellie Wink
America, France and Italy. Accord- 204O cUirenden St. while other.
Ins to the rules he must carry a party j do not hoKitftlo to endu'rso the mcdi
of four including two officii. 1 timers. . ... . Rf ((f its powers are
made.
back on my fee, feeling fine. When
I say I suffered with stomach trouble
yc.Tr it's easy to realize the
who send
and u recording secretary
in reports twice weekly.
His car has regular equipment, in
cluding an Kxide battery which is
now 7 years old and still giving ex
cellent service. When in Kan Fran
cisco, recently. District Manager Mur-j
phy of the Kxide factory checked and!
verified the battery age and found
It operating in first class manner in
spite, of the fact that the car has been
In all climates and traveled through ,
desert sands.
Peeil nl thn I'-iftoi-i- nnd
K lee trie Shop, Kxidc battery dibtribii-1
tors here for service nnd C. A. John
son, tho manager, found it working
nicely with Its original pep mil
power.
"This Is not nn exceptional casi of
long life for nn Kxide,' claim? John
son who stated that a great many
Exides have been in constant usej
right here in Med ford, which ore
over seven years old and ns-j stili
giving good service."
Well-Known Portland Citi-j
zen Declares Famous Med-: "rdr ,oinch.
icine Completely Over- j troui.u ro mine ni hore about
came Stomach Trouble ox ,.,,. :imi ,,:1S nia up in u,i iul-
Oft Vonrc1 'St-inrlinc "'""n'' m a-ount ut my nil-.
m i ears btanaing. m, nts. ;.i-tooii fuiioi to diet snu
I did me lut little Komi, my Kiomuch
j sw-nw d stiiir as could bo nil the tlnix.
and I liloutrd with K-'iu until 1 mm in
hil.scl'y for houii. TIutp Vtll;o timt'H
when 1 cnt for wi-tks without hiinij'
aide lo rt-utin a l-ite of Kollrt food on '
ir.y Hioiiini-h und would be so wwtk
and faint I had to htop work and
lost. I just kept pntlinK worse and
1 was no played out and run-down I
didn't know what to do about-It, until
my friends advised mo to try Tanlac.
"It was rifiht after I was ublc lo
Bel out of bed that I started on tho
lanlae treatment and tho result is
One of the l.-ilesl to testifv is John that I now have a perlecl tllKcsllon.
Hohman. well-known resident of na:i my food all aurees with mo und I
B. 10th St.. N., who says: always feel sironu and well. Tanlac
"When 1 bcc.-in .Inking Tanlac 1 sels my unqualified endorsement."
knew my can- was a stubborn one, so Tanlac Is for sale by all itood dnm-..
1 keot rli:hl on Hiking it. and KcttinK gists. Over 33 million bottles sold.
better all the time till today I
am
Adv.
The fault of science is that it pays too much
origin and not enough to our destination.
attention to our
Success is just n simple matter of struggling along until you hit
upon something that has scenario value.
Russia has served one good purpose. She has made us a little bet
ter satisfied with our own brand of freedom.
A philosopher is one- who observes tho Ruhr and reflects cheer
fully that things always settle down in a basin.
Franco is progressing. Once she needed wire fences to keep Ilei-
nio 'back, and now the Poles alone are sufficient.
In tho decorations on tho spring
bonnets of the weaker sex, not a pro-
duet of field or orchard, that conflicts
with the fishing Industry Is noted.
. 01 OET 80METH1NQ NEW
j.! Albany Democrat)
' . Miss Mattke nnd Miss Kply call
ad on Mrs. O. KolRiim Tuesday
alter school to Invito thn latter to
thn birthday dinner which had
ln planned for tho past year, as
Mrs. KelRum and Miss Mattko's
birthdays were Monday nnd Tues
day. Mrs.' FelKum was 111 and
missed the whole treat.
fUranite ss It may scorn a numhor or
Oreffonlans have boon deceived In the
latest pacific Const swindle
Politics have rcachod such a low
state that It Is possible to kill a ho
without the deed having any political
if Rlficanco.
RippIingRhuns
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THE FLU.
E LIGHTLY talk about thn flu, we treat it as n feeble jest,
when wo nrc sound in bone and thew, our lungs all hit
ting in our breast. AVc see the doctors scoot around, their coat
tails flapping in the air, the druggists' clerks with pestles pound
tho drugs that don't get anywhere. The undertaker fills his
purse with goldeir doubloons shining bright, ami in his super
henry hearse we hear him speeding day and night. But, being
sound in wind and limb, wo view these things and scarcely heed;
we swap old yarns with Sunny Jim, until the ailment has us treed.
The flu is nn establishd thing, each winter now it sweeps tho
land, nnd leaves us looking, in the spring, like something ready
to be canned. Perhaps it's dodged you up to date, ami you may
view it ns a joke, but it will get yon soon or late, anil then you'll
marvel at its smoke. When onec its filled your head with ache,
nnd made your bones nnd tendons sore, and shown n willingness
to make your life n weariness and bore, you will not smile, but
you will swear and have n tear and shed n frown, when says the
sawbones, in despair, "The flu is headed for this town!"
AH tho team workers in tho mem
bership campaign of the Chamber
of Commerce as well as new mem
bers of the chamber will hnvo lunch
eon at tho hotel Medford on the three
days of tho campaign. Tho solicitinB
teams will work from 9 to 12 in the
morning and. will meet at tho hotel
Immediately as guts of tho cham
ber to give their reports.
Tomorrow morning at 9 all the
team tcnptalnp wlrl assemble their
teams at the Chamber of Commerce
building to receive thojr report
sheets and to give to their men final
instructions ns to the work of so
liciting. "t Is quite necpssar" states
Harry L,. Walther, chairman of the
soliciting committee, '"that every one
of the workers be present at these
luncheons. We invito the new mem
bers of the chamber to come nlso.
Reports on the work for each day
will be received nt that time and we
will get an Idea, on what each team is
doing-"
rHEST COLDS
Apply over throat end chest
with not flannel doth.
Vapo Rub
Ova 17 Million Jan Used Yearly
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PREST-O-LITE BATTERY
STATION
For Oniric Remrn Phone It
USED CARS
That have not been inisused
Priced right
Crater Lake Automotive Co
ftnak. it with fni
DnKING'S
NEW DISCOVERY
Atjamifyeahtyruf
Wbrlds Statv&rd Cold Remedy (I
r
In diwemjliit WMtHrr afwjya
awn lulls tunJv. SLindird
trmedv wutld am tar twa
e gmcrdtions. Tiafk and tlrpcnddbtc
No hud notsu.no bad aftrr effect
Demand
red box
Ul 1 s ins i ,i Tasaasssssr
MrjiiiiS jwsSJIy
Selling
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps and Engines
and
Hayes Sprayers
Williams
Implement Service
38 So. Dart let t
Phone 203
am chxinq
China Herb Store
This ! to certify that Gtra Chung ot
Meaxora. urn., nai cure a ine or gourt
ana eioroacn irouoie, m. jo. ioaarcs
509 J St., Ormnts VtBU.
This la to oertlfy that Olm Chung of
Medford, Ora, has cured me ot rupture
of four years' standing F. O. lenam,
41a 8 St., Qrante Pass, Ore.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. IS, 191T.
This la to certify that 1, the under
Igned, had very severe etorDich trouble
and had been bothered for several year
and last August was not expected to
Ilva. and hearing of Olm Chung whost
Herb store is at 214 South Front street,
Medford). I decided to t herba for m v
tomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man nnd can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as X was to mm
Qim Chung and try his Herba
Witnesses:
Win, Lewis, Eagle Point
W. 1. Childreth, Eagle Point
A. Anderaon, Medford.
8. B. Holmea. Kacla
C. B. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Molntyre, Eagle Point
Oeo, Von der Hellen. Kagle Point
Fisk Tires
60 of all cars have Fisk
tires as factory equipment,
outside of Fords.
Don't buy until you have
isked us about them.
The Auto Supply Co.
Just around the corner
31 N. Bartlett Doc Wright
Oregon
Roses
and other
Beautiful Flowers
Illustrated Catalogue Free
upon Application
Clarke Bros.
, 287 Morrison St.
Portland. Oregon.
Choice accommodations are selected by early reservation.
You add to the pleasure oi your voyage by booking pas
sage now on a Canadian Pacific Empress or on one ol the
luxurious Monoclass (one class) Cabin Ships.
Direct Sarvica to Southampton, Liverpool, Cucow, Belfast, Antmtrp,
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
f" mfmrmmtumfimn HfM iMnlli ami, r ,
V. H. Deacon, Gen. Agt. Tass. Dept., Canadian TacKIc Railway.
55 Third Street, Portland, Ore. j
by Canadian Pacific
IT SPANS THI WORLD
Wake Up!
pvory morning with a f'oclins' that life is worth
living. Every cent that you .save now is adding;
to your future pleasure and making that pleas
ure j-cally worth while.
Don't "spend as you go." Kemomler the old
saying that "a fool and his money are soon
parted" and start that checking aceo.unt to-day.
Conic i:i and ask us about it.
Jackson County Bank
Member Federal Reserve
Established 1888
Join tho rtianiht of ('cmmejco
Another Surplus Sale
We just got back from headquarters with the good news
that we had been alloted another $150,000 worth surplus Army
Goods at greatly reduced prices, and for each one of our stores
to get busy and let our patrons know so they could take ad
vantage of these wonderful reduction. And here they are :
Army Underwear, Shirts and Drawee, each 75
Spruce Division Shirts, wool $2.59
!r.'i.f)0 Wool Mixed Union Suits.. $1.89
Wright's Union Suits. 2-3 wool $2.29
Reclaimed 0. D. Shirts '. :.Sj1.39.
New Wrap Leggins : 857
Campaign Hats 85
Mess Kits ..28
Jersey Gloves : 16
'Reclaimed-Army Overcoats $2.25
Aluminum Percolators and Roasters 89
All Shoes at reduced prices.
Sale will close Saturday, March 24.
United Army Stores
32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO.
General Mill Work
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Windows and Doors Window Glass '
Door Frames Window Frames,
All Kinds of Interior Finish
Effective March 1, 1923 y
Change in Schedule of Stages
With through service to Portland and way points
daily
NORTH nOVXn Leaves Medford daily 8: a. m. for Grants Tarn)
and Ilntoburg with direct connection to Portland; also 2:00 and 0:00
p. m. for Grants Taxs only.
SOUTH KOCXn Leave ItowburR dally 4:20 p. m.; Grants Tass
12:00 noon, 4:00 and 8:0.-i p. m. for Medford and Aahlond.
FAIUS Medfnrd-Grants I'aas, S1.1B; Mcdford-Roseburg, $4,131
Medford-rortland, $75.
WK SAVE VOL" MOX EY Stopovers permitted at Roscbarg, Erjjfcne,
Salem If desired.
Nash Hotel nidR.
Tickets on sale at VXIOX STAGE PEPOT
Thone 300