NrEDFORIT MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORB, OREGON. WEDXESDIW, ARCTI 28, 132
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AUSTRIA IS MAKING GOOD.
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Office Mall Tribune Hullainc. li-tt-t
rurUl Mr alrrel. Phone 75.
A consolidation of the !emocrattc
Times, ine Mvlfor Mall, the MeJford
Tribune, the Southern GregonUn, The
AahUnd Tribune,
KOBKRT W. HI'IIL, Editor.
8. KL'MITEH SMITH. Manager.
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Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jaclmon County.
The only paper between Engine, Ore.,
and Sacramento. Calif., a dlatance of
over 500 mile-, having leaaed wire Asso
ciated Frews Service. '
8worn dally averace circulation for
all months ending April 1. 1K22, 35:8.
more than double the circulation of any
other paper published or circulated in
Jackson County. '
Entered as secotirt cibhi, matter at
. 1eifnrd, Oregon, under act of March 8.
I7.
MEMBERS OF THE ASfOCIATEU
Pit ESS.
Thl AifoctMed IT.- If eiclufllvelv
enlltl'-d ' tho use for rfpnMlcnt.iun of
Oil news dlspilleben -r.!H.-.l to it or not
otherwise ct allied in ll.l p;i.-r. and
e!to to ll' l('''t pp' r-ttililK"1 herein.
All rH:llH of t. pulillcutloii of sl-clal
dlHiiatehes herein are algo reserved.
USTRIA is tlie one bright spot in Central Europe today. Dealt
.A. a crushing blow by the Treaty of Versailles, Austria has shown
herself a good sport. Instead of whimpering and complaining, Aus
tria set to work and tried to do what she could against appalling odds.
She has done wonders. Moreover, her attitude instead of en
eouraging further penalties, as the old-fashioned blood-and-iron dip
lomats claimed has decreased those penalties, until today Austria
has a good prospect of petting back on her feet once more.
Hut perhaps the brightest spot in the Austrian situation is the role
played by the much-abused League of Nations, lord Ualfour has de
scribed the leagues' work as "the greatest constructive effort so far
undertaken to extricate Europe from the economic embarrassments
which are affecting every nation in the world."
"For the first time in history," declares Lord Cecil, "a conquer
etl nation is being rescued from ruin by her conquerors."
As a result the Austrian crown has been stable for over tlircc
months, the cost of living in Austria has been reduced, the savings
b.mk deposits have doubled, two large internal loans have been
raised and a scries of far-reaching financial reforms carried out.
The general situation merely demonstrates once more that good
sportsmanship pays, as well with nations as with individuals. When
a nation or an individual is beaten, good sportsmanship demands
that the loser take his medicine. Taking it works a double blessing,
it encourages internal harmony and it also encourages external
conciliation.
Observing Austria's commendable spirit, tho Allies reduced their
terms and the League of Nations stepped in to bring order-out of
chaos. It is too early to celebrate Austria's complete redemption.
iJut it is not too early to observe that the Golden Rule is still alive,
and Christian principles, if courageously applied, may still form the
best basis for constructive statesmanship.
MEDFORD POST TO
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Quill Points
It was announced last night at the
American Legion meeting that Med
ford post will soon begin publication
of a four page monthly paper devoted
I to the interests or the legion and ex
, service men and women generally in
this vicinity. It hum long been an am
I bitlon of the post members to Issue a
bulletin but the matter of financing
the enterprise has heretofore proved
an obstacle.
It is believed that with circulation
of the paper not only locally but
among state headquarters of the legion
throughout the country, Medford will
receive a measure of national public
ity. It is the Intention of the local
post to run pictures of Crater Lake
and other scenic beauties of this vicin
ity. This publicity is especially desir
able in view of the large number of
legionnaires who will come to the Pa
cific coast this summer to attend the
national convention to be held in San
FranclBco.
Following the regular business ses
sions of the legion and ladies' auxil
lary last night the two organizations
held a joint meeting for discussion of
the district conference held here last
Saturday and other matters of mutual
Interest, ' . s
Five candidates were initiated by
the auxiliary and a number of applica
tions for membership in the legion
were read. -
Refreshments were served at the
! close oC the Joint meeting.
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OR
PAIN FROM BACK
Ah! Pain is gone!! St. Jacobs Oil
acts almost like magic.
Quickly? Yes. Almost instant re
lief from soreness, stiffness, lame
ness and pain follows a gentle (rub
bing with St. JucobB Oil. i '
Itub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and re
lief comes. St. Jacobs Oil is a harm
less backache, "lumbago, and sciatica
cure which never disappoints and
doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
stop those torturous stitches. In a
moment you will forget that you ever
had a weak back, because it won't
hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suf
fer! Get a small trial bottle of old,
honest St. Jacobs Oil from your drug
gist now and get this lasting relief.
Adv.
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
MACHINE WORK
.. Repairing
" Babbitting and Welding .
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Two Saving Ideas?
RETOUCHING THE OLD STRAW H AjT,
MAKINGIT LOOK LIKE NEW. ; . ;
We Have the dye in all color. j
HAVING THE USED RAZOR BLADES
RESHARPENED. ; y . .y,
We do it and guarantee them to be
better than new.
Heath's Drug Store ?hone 884
109 East Main Street
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We are as near to you as your phone ;sy$
The Variety of Our Mill Wdrlc
is practically unlimited. We makeVerxthing;iat;')8.'into;thi
building of a fine home, from the stately stair case to small corner
pieces; 'mouldSiips.' etc., with a thousand, things' :ift-betweerE- It
takes a visit to tell you what our millwork comprises.?
: TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS C
ltth and Grape'" " ;: .; -v J -; - Phone. 238
The "undeveloped peoples" are those who are still happy.
' Beauty seems to be running notions
glossed over with religion, a close race
for the big and easy money.
Tourists, voting In Jackson county,
and planning on a couple of transcon
tinental tours this summer, are re
quested to turn off their lawn sprink
lers before departing, or the water de
partment will do it for them. The
municipality regrets exceedingly its
Inability to do otherwise. Last season
1142 residents did this, and were mad
when they wandered home In the late
fall and found their lawn dried up.
One thing we might give up right cheerfully dduring Lent is
March. - ' '
Every alien should he required to live here ten years before boast
ing of his ancestors that came over in the Mayflower.
8HE WORE NO SKIRT
(3F. Bulletin)
Her costume consisted of a
black coat, a white, hand-embroidered
waist, a blue sweator with
black leather belt, a large gray
fur neckpiece, a new blue velve
teen hat, black. Oxfords and gray
suede gloves.
Tho Democratic party announce a
surprise 111 the coming cnmpnlgn.
They plan to cook the political future
of President Harding, by having Wood
row WllBon endorse him.
' OUR CREDITORS SAY: STRIP TO
THE DONE (Ad Huntington, Va.,
Times), Nice weather for It.
W.'M. Monoymaker, of Wilbur, was
a Roseburg visitor today for several
hours, shopping and visiting. (Rose
burg News-Review), A cousin to all.
CAU8E AND EFFECT
. (San Juan, Cal., News)
Mrs. Frank Hull is tho mother
of a fine baby girl which made its
appearance last Sunday night at
the Salinas hospital where Mrs.
Hull is Btaylng. She Is getting
along as well as could bo expected
under tho clrcumstnncos.
Editor Prank Hull Is Improving
and Is able to be around. He ninclo
hlB first trip up town afoot Inst
Tuesday, vlBltlng tho News office
It ts confidently hoped that ho
mny recover, but a protracted rest
Is one of his great noods at present
Some arrnngoiuent ought to be
mado with the nowspapers and period
icals now engaged in holding up Ore
gon as a shining horrible oxumplo, to
put In a few nice words about tho
scenery, and tho ganionoss of the
trout. .
An old-timer is one who can remember when grandeur consisted
in a heavy watch chain draped across one's front elevation.
You Catch Cold Easily?
' When you allow your strength to rundown and your body
becomes weakened and susceptible, that is just the time that
you invite the cold and cough that follows germ-infection.
Keep your body strong and well nourished take
mm
as a means of guarding against the breaking down of the
resistive powers of the body. The rich, energizing quau-
Uh ties oi Scott's Emulsion are ouicklv digested, and it
is surprising how a few bottles build up and strengthen
the whole body. Be sure that you buy Scott's
Emulsion I
Scott & Bownc Bloomncld. N. J.
rt-n
Tho now spring bonnet Mrs. Jones
has been considering purchasing since
January 3rd, cnino into the possession
of Sally Uroeii yesterday. "I don't
give a darn," said Mrs. Jones, "and
.besides, it did not harmonlza with
my washing machine"
This Is a world of sorrow, also a world
of gin,
Ot crime and disappointment. When
you and I begin
' To list all Its disasters, best do as I
Intod,
Just stick right horo and suffer until
the blttor end.
(Kansas City Star.)
A pair of overalls was seen In tho
triz. diL this am, for tho first tlmo
toc tbe fall of '98.
Just What You Have Been
Looking For
A luggage carrier that is strong, substantial and adjustable.
That folds down on running board when not in use, and does
not interfere with the use of your car doors on either side of
car, can be used on Sedan or Touring Car.
A .Steel Auto lied, 4S inches wide, that rolls up in a com
pact bundle $13.50
Auto and Wall Tents, at this season's prices.
New Cotton Double Hlnnkets $2.10
Uegulation Army Lockers, new $10.90
Puck Sucks and Leather Hiker's Hags $2.50 and $2.75
Large mid small Tarpaulins for bed rolls
Regulation Army Purraek Hags, new 75c
Work Shoes $2.35 to $4.85
All Army Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
New Trench Shoes $2.79
TRADE AT THE ARMY STORE AND SAVE MONEY
United Army Stores
32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO.
XZtt.U M. KETCHUM. ago 38.
fa Klntn Falls last' September.
Whn la ? fKlamuth Kails Her
ai(f , X nan ketchnm.
Pythian Sisters
Bazaar and Dance
Twrrrthy Rnhrtan, ex-19. Is now In
Baa rranrtsr.n. fln.llnst the life around I
Uim f.itr an at ih beaches vory Intnr-
Ib. h rxports thnt evergreen
Friday Afternoon and Evening
March 30
ts
U' n!tiU Ittt th Christmas tablo .
rr fvrr aVUra and np. (Old On
fju Mm way thr should bo.
" A mv.if 'A ktsicnks are chang
ing bani. Ktry sinttln nnn Is 'too
. larra in mA im aa auto truck and
pw4 l Um xrl direction of tho
Atlantic ocmuj. '
Knights of Pythias Hall I
i Everybody Cordially Invited
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Doughnuts
Two caps Olympic Flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder,
teaspoon salt, 1 4 teaspoon nutmeg, I tal'epnon
butter, M cup sugar, 1 egg, cup milk. Crr.im Killer,
add sugar and well-beaten egg. Sift all dry in-r; !;
and add alternately with the milk. Turn on to a lii.u, m
board, roll out to half an inch thirk p,m vi'U n
doughnut cutter. Allow to siand a fe.v i.iimi-).- : v . U j
the dough, then fry in hot fat until .i frh', -n !. aa-m,
turn to cook on the other side, drain ui : :"T i
cold, dredge with powdered ttuar mixed :'i --:
cinnamon.
She
makes
better with Olympic fflour
There is a. big reason why Grandmother's
doughnuts quickly disappear. They are made,
of Olympic Flour so good that you wish the
holes were smaller. You, too, will always be
successful if you use Olympic Flour. It's de
pendable because it's uniform. Olympic Flour
is made of the finest wheats; tested to meet the
highest standards. Sold by grocers everywhere.
Ask for Olympic Flour by name. ,
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PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO., Portland, Oregon
Mills at Portland, Orrgon and Tacoma, Washington ,
Blanofacturers of Olympic Pancake Flour and Olympic Wheat Hearts
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