Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 04, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflOX, WEDNESDAY, APRIL .4, 1923 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE JkH INDEPENDENT NtCTOBPAPRR PUBLISHED KVERT AFTERNOON i MEDFORD PUINtlNO CO. The Medford Sunday Morning Sun la mniiniiuu BUUMcrioera desiring ft SCVSU Office Mall Tribune Bulling, l6-a7-9 Jimu i' ir mreei, . rnona TO. A consolidation of the Democratic Tlmaa, the Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune. the ttoutliera Orsgonlan, The Aauiana jnuune. ,1 ROBERT W. RUHL. Editor. , & SUllrTEH SMITH. Manager. DT MAIL In Advance: Dally, with Sunday Hun, year $7.60 Dally, with Sunday Hun, month... .75 pally, without Sunday Hun, year. 6. SO Dally, withuut Sunday Bun, month .6 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year.. 1. 00 Sunday Hun. one year . . 2.00 Br CARRIER 111 Modford, Ashland, Jacksonville. Central Point, Phoenix, Talent and on HlKhwnya: Sally, with Hunduy Bun, month. .78 ally, without tiunday Hun, month .66 ally, without Bumlay Hun, year.. 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Hun, one year 8. CO - All terniB by carrier, canh In advance. Official paper of. the City of Medford. yxriciai paper oi jacxeon county. ' The only paper between Eugene, Ore. and - Sacramento. Calif., a dlstunce o over-600 miles, tmvlug leased wire Asso ciated J rein eervice. - Sworn dally average circulation for six -monins enaing April i, iuz3, aozo, more than double the circulation of any other paper published or circulated In juckeon uounty. Entered as second Class matter at Meuiora, uregon, unuer act ox Aiarcn s( MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of 1) news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also to the local news puonsneu nerem. All rights of republication of speolal aispatcnes nerein are aieo reservea. Te Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry, ' The Texas girl who danced 27 hours straight, wearing out five men and a pair of shoes, then went home and washed the dishes. 1 JMsgust Is still boiling, to think that a democratic .governor could so far forget himself as to appoint a demo- crat to a Job that a republican wanted, 8HE KNOWS (Yreka Journal) Miss Clara Belknap addressed 17 mothers of the Grenada district last Thursday on "The Proper Care oC the Child." Overcast skies are effectively straightening out the frizzes of the bobbed.- ... The posse of dry agents who chased a small town bootlegger over the Canadian border, should be careful or they will get run over by an army of trucks bringing In something worth chasing. . . , ,, ' Another millionaire has crumpled up on the front room carpet, due to a well placed bullet fired by the hand: of his sweetie. ' Miss Sally Jones has returned from her school In the country, where she has been something for the neighbor hood to fight about all winter. Miss Jones' district won first prize in com' munlty tantallzatlon. .Tjnlefls the frost ruins the fruit crop pretty soon, the horticulturists are liuiug io uu uiomsoives. Kanaas went Oregon Tuesday. ! A $1 a YEAR MAN V (Los Angeles Times). ' i'Qoodlooklng young man of stick ing appearance - and unquestion able mental capabilities, backed by college education, has person ality with pleasing manners, de sires position, with reputable firm, paying what he Is worth, Dost CVB, Times, j One of those days a preacher will start a fund to build a church during a political campaign. At the non-slnglng 4-um this noon, ail was sorono. . Home say tho new order is a stop forward, and others that It is a yelp backwards. !T0MEN TO ABANDON COSME TICS, AND ROUGE (SF. Examiner), Whore's that bootloggor? f; -FEMININE BRAZENNES9 (Rossburg Newt-Review) LOST On Thursday, between Roseburg and Dlxonvlllo, pair of ladles' new black low shoos. Also carton Chestarflold cigarettes. Fin der leave at, Nows-ltovlew office. Howard. Man wantod to chop wood, bring tip coal, tend furnace, take euro of ganlon, mind- chickens and children. AWS. (Red Bluff News), Busier than a married man. . i FAMOUS WOMEN DRIVERS , Trlxle Tornado 1 came, I sow, I shut my eyes. Sarah Skldmore Don't stop for a traffic signal till tho cop can boo the whites of your eyes. Ruth Rigid For how can one die hotter than In n glorious smash? Desdomona ' Desperado Give me gangway or give me death! Orlsolda Grim You can dodge soma of the pedestrians some of the time,'- but nobody can expect you to dotfga all the pedestrians all tho .time,' . 'Imfigene Imp Surrender the right of way in the namo of Women's Rlhts! Life. gAV FRANCISCO, April 4. Ver-nnn-tan Francisco gnnio postponed; rW , Jlt.ua.' Editorial Correspondence CARMEL, Calif., April 4 California is now baving a billion dollar rain. It has been coming down In buckets since Easter Sunday, and of course everyone except those who want to motor about are rejoicing. Last week someone wrote a poem for the San Frunclsco Chronicle about California's golden sunshine. Sunshine for fifty weeks in the year and all that Bort of thing. , Today another poetess erupts. This time golden ruin supplies the inspiration. That's the Idea. What' ever is, is right If you live In Califor. nia. To bad M. Coue didn't travel as fur west as Sun Francisco. ThlB Is bis natural abiding place. The legislature is In session at Sac ramento. They have a school bill, too. Hut It Is a sensible one. It would abolish all foreign language schools and insist upon English as the lan guage In all. No one can object to this proposal. This should be a coun try of one tongue, particularly when education Is concerned. A polo tournament is going on at Del Monte. Polo is very popular with Quill Home is getting to be little more It pays to keep straight. Look The undeveloped peoples are those who afford no market for pad locks. No wife need be uneasy about when she is away from home. .Most of the wild animals have find safety in greenbacks. . A normal man is one who observes other women's husbands and reflects that his wife did very well. A perfect husband is one who v.'hen his wife is at fault. The habit of making mistakes wrong bottle out of the mcdicino The jack of all trades is somowhat in excess of. the jack that goes with a wlute-collcr job. At' times we fear tliat' culture taste for more complicated salads. Another good way to" cultivate dress intimate remarks to an umpire. If a woman thinks she has "nerves," she never has a very good time except when her feelings are It would bo. easier to keep the so hard to keep the interest rnto It is proper to call n batter a that case you may two your own judgment. Tho gliiro of headlights is a menace to motorists, but the glare of pedestrians is wholly harmless.- Ono lesson to bo learned from people can t forco tho other half to There aro two kinds of people in less ones. Uhe classifying is dono When wo becomo fully civilized, onuii roads instead ot spending so Correct this sentence: "For get his' number and replaced the receiver gently on tho hook." Tho papers mention a shortage in nn to, explain whether it s an agricultural item or a fashion note. RippIingRhuras ftcJ& QUICK AND Uj PEAK NOTHING but good of the dead ," we hear it when A anyone dies; for ages this rede hits been spread by thought ful and generous guys. Hut when did the dead give a hoot for Rpoeeht's that anyone sprung, for slanders from any galoot whoso labors' aro done with his tongue! The dead in their dreamless re pose, are thero where- tho slow sexton wends; a knock from tho worst of their foes is vain as a boost from their friends. Speak nothing but good of tho quick and gladden tho lives of tho jays whose hearts are so hungry and siek for something that savors' of praise. Tho living have journeys to tread, with problems in sight every day, they labor ami plan while' the dead arc sleeping the ages away. And so lo tho workingiiian's room I go with my ' message of cheer, and not a mail order tomb, and not to a hears'o or a bier. He's wasting his effort who waves his emblem of char ity fond between the long windrows of graves, where men are too dead to respond. Tho dead do not 'euro if I kick or garland their tombstones with bays; but ah, for the hearts of tho quick, that yearn for a message of praise 1 WITH MEDF0FD TRADE army men and millionaires. Jack Holt, the movie star who once worked on a ranch near Medford was an inter ested spectator at today's game. Ellhu Root, Jr., was also there, as were scores of the Pebble Beach smart set, Polo Is rather like hockey, with the ice and skates eliminated and ponies and mallets put in. The ponies do moBt of the work. One pony fell over today and gave Its rider a nice tumble. Another pony kicked the ball for a goal. Del Monta won and there was terrific excitement. A regiment of pretty girls fairly swamped the hand some riders. The ponies were led off to their quarters, and promptly for gotten. The pony that kicked the goal should have received at least a lump of sugar, ; San Francisco is now after both the Republican and Democratic conven tions in 1924. All the papers are boost ing the idea and all the' prominent visitors are quickly dratted to swell the chorus. Politicians however are superstitious. It is doubtful if the Democrats will care to repeat the experiment of 1920. Points than a point of departure. how the corkscrew lost out. a husband who forgets to shave protective coloration, and mortal ' - s knows how to apologize gracefully is frequently cured by getting th chest. ' .., - is just a matter of developing a ' your powers of expression isjto ad hurt . boys down on tho farm if it wasn't down... batsman, unless he strikes out. In a republic is that one-half of the do anything. the world : Useful ones and use by the useful ones. wo will spend a little moncv to much to "improve" them. the eighth time the man failed to the visible snnnir of calves, but Mason DEAD. IS MXDF0RD MADE. TOWNER NAMED GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO i f " I,, I ft wlSta-. i'l Photo of Horace E. Towner, for many years a republican leader In the House of Representatives, who has been named by President Harding to ho Governor of Porto Rica. Mr. Towner will succeed E. Mont Riley, who announced his resignation some weeks ago. TO STAY HERE CLEVELAND, April 4. Believ ing that deportation might result In his execution for' treason by a freo state court martial, friends of Mar tin Lavan, (mid to be a leader of the Irish republican army, were prepar ing today to contest proceedings to deport htm. Deportation depends on the result of nn investigation of circumstances surrounding his entrance to the Unit ed States federal authorities declared HARDING TRIP AUGUSTA, (W, April 4. Because of early morning' showers, President Harding postponed today ' his trip from here to Aiken, S.. C. All ar rangements for the visit had been completed and It was only decided at tho last minute to postpone the trip until tomorrow, Tno proposed western trip is ex pected to be tho only one of any consequence that Mr. Harding will make this summer, but it is believed by some who have talked to him re cently that before the conclusion of his administration he may take a Swing through the south. ' A Modest Request. WASHINGTON, April 4. Alleging conspiracy to destroy his business, James V. Martin of the Martin Aero plane factory. Long Island, filed suit under tho Clnyton act hero today to recover $51, 010, 000 from tho Manu facturers Aircraft association., Inc., twenty-seven other corporations and thirty-eight Individuals. . Dry Agent Ambushed. FLOHENCE, S. C, April 4. J. Lee Roy Youman, a federal prohibition officer, was shot from ambush -and killed early today during a raid on a moonshine still near Hartsville, S. C. " Karl Carnarvon Serious. CAIRO, Egypt, April 4. (By the Associated 'Press.) The .illness Df the Earl of Carnarvon took a sudden turn for the worso this afternoon. His condition Is characterized as critical. Congratulate us, we're Seventeen April 12th, 1923 and the people of the wholesome, healthful Northwest have placed mote than $30,000,000.00 of life insult ance with Oregon Life I H, We are proud of our seventeen years of steady growth but we are more proud of the friends we have made, of the fact that Uregoo and that Oregon Life A. L. MILLS. Prafalm C 8. SAMUEL, UiaMaMICT 0e Home Officet PORTLAND, OREdON A. B. CORNELL, District Manager, 204 Jfctlford Nut'l Bunk Bltlg., Medford, Oregon, BIG HOLE IN ORE. FOOTBALL TEAM EUOENE, Ore., April --3." Coach Shy Huntington nas Issued a call for spring football men on the University of Oregon team. Huntington said there would be at leust five positions open In the backficld and Bix In the line ot next year's lineup. However, he said, Indications were that Oregon would have a good team. Hunting ton says he is anxious to get the new material out this spring so that he muy tlnd out what he has to work with. . Inducements will be many for men to turn out this season. Gym credits will be given for the work, and the practice will 'be so arranged that players will have to remain out only about an hour three times a week A few gamos, such as Inter-class contests, will probably be arranged to put more zest into the work. The coach also expects to offer prlzca for kicking and passing. L TOUGH BATTLE CHICAGO, April 4. Ed (Strang- ler) Lewis' vicious headlock helped him to a two out of three falls vic tory for tho world's heavyweight wrestling championship here last night from Renato Gardinl, Boston Italian. For the first full Gardinl slammed Lewis to the mat with a flying mare, and while the champion lay with the breath smashed from him-, pinned him with a double arm lock In 20 minutes and 32 seconds. In an hour, 11 minutes and 45 sec onds, Lewis applied a dozen head locks to Gardinl for the second fall. The Italian came out for the third fall dazed by the punishing grasp ot Lewis' arms' about his head and suc cumbed to four successive headlocks for the decisive fall in three minutes and twentyi-one seconds. Yesterday's Results Los Angeles,' 1; Oakland 4. Sacramento, . 8,' Portlund 1, Fresno: Seattle, 4; Salt Lake, 0. San Francisco, 2; Vernon 4, SEATTLE, April 4. Trnck author ities at the University of "Washington are seeking a meet Mav 26 on the Husky campus wit htho University of soutnern California.. This was sug gested as a part of the trip that' the Trojans will make north to partici pate In tho Pacific intercollegiate conference meet at Washington State college, Pullman, Juno 2. SEATTLE, April 4. After many shifts, Coach Rusty Callow bell"vd todav that he hurl thn nnruinn ,. the University of Washington crew umi. win race tno university or Cali fornia' April 21 on the Oakland estunry settled, - Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION BttVMS ma 1' "f. 6 BeLl-ans nor water Sure Relief ELL-ALMS 25 and 75 Packages Evwyvvher, W V 1 xue nai never comesrea cuum, i cnecks A1.WAI3 uei inuu rmoi i W.'Ci 8CHUPPEL, Amc MKt IL R. BLAUVBLT. Bjom Srmaal Popular Girl Gains v 23 Pounds on Tanlac Had Fallen Off to Only 97 ; Pounds Because of Indi gestionFeel Splendid Now. "When I began taking Tanlac my weight . was down to nlnetyeven pounds and .1 was sick unto discour agement. But now I weigh one hun dred and twenty pounds ad take a lot of pleasure In telling others about this wonderful medicine." This Is the recent statement of Miss Knthryn Mclntush, a popular girl of 275 E. 76th St., N., Portland, Oregon. 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