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MEDFORD fAIC TRIBUTE. rEDFORDV '. OflEflOy, TITTRSPXY. 3PRTL' 5. "1923
Medford SIail Tribune
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
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MWOM PRINTING CO.
Quill Points
Press Comments on Fish Controversy
Yh Madford Band Moraine Sun la
(Ujr daily MtiApr.
That S. O. S. from European hotels (loubtlrts means Stud Over! If Governor Pierce made a pre-, renewed his pledge at a banquet held
Offtei Mall Tribune Bull dint t-?-n
Korta lx tret. Phot 74.
Suckers.
A consolidation of the Democratic i
TUn. tae UitorA ilail. tb Medford
Triune ih tftmitxra Qresaalao, Tae
Aaai&ckd Tritmii,
Some children have a good time, and some have experts to teach
hem how to play.
ROBERT W. Rl'HU, Editor,
ft. UUaiPXXK SMITH. Maaaxcr.
The difference between being a domestic servant and being a wife
is about o" a week.
BT MAIL In Advance:
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lsailr. with Hur.day Hun. month .74
Dally, without Suiuimjr Sua, year. t.SQl
' Daily, without Sunday Hun. month .(S?
Weekly Mall Tribune, one vr ,., z.
Sunday gun. one year 1.0
BY CARKIEB In Bedford. Ashland.
Jacksonville. Central Point, Phoenix.
Tajtnt aaa on Highways:
Dally, with liunday Sun, month. -T5
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month Ai
Da;ly. without Sunday bun. year- 7.&
Daily, wlift Sunday Sun. one year I.Sft
All term by carrier, cash In advance.
It becomes increasingly
'lesolatiou on the other.
clear that isolation on one side means
Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
The only paprr between Eugene. Ore.,
and Scram-n to. Ca 1 1 f a d : tance o f
over (99 miles, having; leased wire Asso
ciated Press Service.
Sworn dally average circulation for
six month ending April 1. 12Z. 3S2S.
more than double the circulation of any
other paper published or circulated to
Jackson County.
Entered second cias matter at
Medford, Oregon, under act of March B,
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PREKH.
The Associated Press Is exclusively
an tit led to the use for republication of
ail news owpaicnes creoitea to it or not
otherwise credited In this paper, and
also to the local new published herein.
All right of republication of special
aispetchea nerin are also reserves.
Iirotherly love ean't hope to become universal while its style is
cramped by patriotism. , . ,
Ye Smudge Pot
. By Arthur Perry.
- Henry Ford, William G. McAdoo,
June Middleton Cox. Wood row Wil
son, Hiram Johnson all running for
president In 1924, admittedly or bash
fully, and still tbey wonder why a man
like Harding Is diffident about start
ing out in the race.
' That Kansas cyclone that Is alleged
to hare blown a pancake 11 miles,
should be excused as It thought the
pancake was a stovelld.
i TAXES
Tax the people, tax with care.
To help the multi-millionaire. '
Tax the farmer, tax his fowl.
Tax the dog and tax bis howl.
Tax the hen and tax her egg,
And let the' bloomln' mudsill beg, -Tax
his pig and tax its squeal, - -Tax
his boots run down at heel;'
Tax his horses, tax tils lands, '
Tax the blisters on his bands. :
Tax his plow and tax bis clothes,
Tax the rag that wipes his nose.
Tax bis house and tax bis bed, ,"
Tax the bald spot on bis bead, .
Tax the ox and tax the ass.
Tax his "Henry," tax his gas;
Tax the road that he must pass ' ' ;
And make him travel o'er the grass.
Tax his cow and tax his calf, ,
Tax him If he dares to laugh.
He Is but a common man.
So tax the cuss Just all you can.
Tax the lab'rer, but be discreet.
Tax him for walking on the street.
Tax his bread and tax his meat.
Tax the shoes clear off his feet.
Tax the payroll, tax the sale,
Tax all bis hard-earned paper kale.
Tax his pipe and tax bis smoke.
Teach him government is no joke.
Tax their coffins, tax their shrouds.
Tax their souls beyond the clouds.
Tax all business, tax the shop.
Tax their Incomes, tax their stocks;
Tax the living, tax the dead.
Tax the unborn before they're fed.
Tax the water, tax the air.
Tax the sunlight. If you dare.
Tax them all and tax them well.
Tax. them to the gates of hell.
But close your eyes, so you can't see
The coupon-clipper go tax free.
Don I.upton In the Denver Post.
L
; WASHINGTON', April 5. Net
operating Income of class one rail
Whys during February amounted to
138,903,000, the bureau of railway
economics announced today, on th
basis of capitalizations from Inter
slate commerce commission reports.
This compared with earnings of $17,
77,000 for the same roads during
February. 1922, and represented an
annual return rate of 3.73 per cent
on the estimated value of property
Investment In the roads.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out . this slip, enclose with 6c
nd mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave.,, Chicago, III., writing your
name fend .address clearly. You will
receive In Return a trial parkage con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for! coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
nd back; rheumatism, backache, kid
Bey and bladder aldments; and Foley
Catbartlo Tablets, a wholesome and
inorougniy cleansing cainaruc tor
constipation, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Lots of parents think they are ternler-hc-arted when
simply too yellow to do their duty.
they are
Courtesy is the quality that keeps you waiting patiently and
sweetly while the man who howls for service gets all the attention.
It may he that idleness encourages crime, but Adam didn't raise
Cain until he had to go to work.
A normal woman is one whose biscuits turn out to he a flat failure
when company stays for dinner.
In our modern institutions, a "grind'
tnous hours developing his batting eye.
is one who spends indus-
, America's great heart is touched every time she remembers how
many" goods Europe bought in the old days.
Entertaining in the old wet days wasn't so difficult,
wasn't expected to spend his time mixing drinks.
The host
As we remember it, this makes thirty-seven consecutive vears that
the peach crop has been ruined by late frost.
The chap who sifts his ashes without regard for the clothes on his
neighbor's line always reminds us of a congressional bloc.
That explorer may have found pigmies that are related to the
apes, but he can't prove they are related to Mr. Bryan.
When a woman dreads dish-washing, it may be that her poetic
soul yearns for higher things. And it may be laziness.
A girl need not leap from a stranger's automobile to protect her
honor. A much easier way is to stav out of the automobile.
Correct this sentence: "The girls decided to do without spring
hats in order that mother might have a new suit this time." ,
i election promise to appoint A. L- Hill
of il.rdfi.td u a meinour of tne game
ctjrninuoi.un he is guilty of having
violated section 4111 of the corrupt
practices act, according to prominent
attorneys of the city, who have made
an examination of the statute.
This section provides that no can
didate for office shall either directly
or indirectly promise to appoint an
other ptnw.n to a public position, and
prescrioes as a penalty forfeiture of
office and a Jail gentence of not more
than one year, or a fine of not more
than av r both:. . -
The time for the forfeiture penalty
his elapsed, however, and hence
could not be invoiced.. ' ' '
Charges that th governor made a
pre-election pledge to appoint Hill to
the game commiiMion were recently
made in a signed statement tamed by
Ikri Anderson a prominent citisen of
Medford, and former member of the
commission. . !
Statements corroborating Anderson
have txren made also by other promi
nent Medford citizens, although not
in writing.
"Candidate Pierce understanding
fully the resentment felt by the
sportsmen of Jackion county over
the appointment Ly oicolt of Louis
fiean. a Willamette Valley man, on
the game commission, when that sec
tion already had two able represen
tatives, and in an effort to capitalize
that resentment for his own political
advantage, voluntarily made a defi
nite pledge to the Jackson County
(lunie Protective association that if
elected governor he would appoint
any man they might select as a mem
ber of the state game commission, "
reads Anderson's statement in part.
"Mo when Pierce was elected,
knowing the positive, definite, pre
election promise he had made, ' the
association proceeded to select a man
to go on the game commission when
.Mr. Kean's term would expire on
February 25 following." I
Anderson then relates how the as-
soeiatlon agreed on A. L. Hill for
the place, and how the governor re
pudiated his pledge and appointed'
K. Hoy Ifavla, a Jackson county Dem
ocratic war horse.
Anderson and other Medford resi
dents a:o assert that the executive
by the association at Medford In Feb
ruary, j
The section of the corrupt prac
tices act. No. 41JI. which attorneys
assert Governor Pierce violated, if
he made the promise, reads:
-No person shall In order to aid'
or promote his nomination or elec
tion, directly or indirectly, himself or
through any other person, promise to'
appoint another person, or promise to
secure or aid in securing the ap
pointment, nomination or election of
another person to any public or pri
vate position or employment or to
any; position of honor, trust, or emo-i
lumeni except that he' may publicly
announce or define what is his choice
or purpose in relation to any election
in which he may- be railed to take'
part, if elected, and If he is a candl-i
date for nomination or election as a '
member of the legislative assembly,!
he may pledge ilmself to vote for the:
people's choice for I'nited States sen--ator,
or state what his action' will be'
on such vote." j
Section 4161. the penalty provision!
of toe same act. reads:
. "Whoever violates any provision;
of this act. the punishment for which !
is not specially provided by law. shall'
on conviction thereof be punished by J
imprisonment in the county Jail. for. j
not more than one year, or by a fine'
of not more than ",000 or by both'
such fine and imprisonment." Port-:!
land Telegram.
.jacKson county republicans arc
furious because the governor has an
pointed an old line democrat on the
state game commission. The Jack
son county republicans had the gov
ernors promise to appoint a repub
lican, ine Jackson county republi
cans pniy got what was coming to
them. They deserted their own ticket
last fall for reasons that would din
grace the Intelligence of an imbecile,
now let them take their medicine. Mr.
Pierce did the smart thing and ap
pointed a democrat. He played the
same anu ne played a lot of republi
cans for suckers. Some of them
may learn something from their ex
perience. but most of them will not
iney should take their medicine,
however, and quit whining. Corval-
iis liazetie-Times.
COMMUNICATIONS
To the Editor: ' 1
An artir le in a recent issue of The
ingRhiroses
t.t-u. is- -w gU
Vtett Mason
THE CURE.
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"eas3B3iiXsisJ
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT EXIST
In the human body If you will use
Medford Mail Tribune, stated it hadilrunKs Prescriptions, in fact, it is
been reported that several persons : a shame to suffer with inflammatory
were obtaining nhotogranhs. for edu-! muscular, sciatic r any form of
cation.il purposes and later return- rheumatism. - Trunk's : Prescription
Ing with, enlargements, Xorcine thelDOES NOT depress the- heart. It
people to buy them or not returning DOES NOT ruin the stomach. ' Eat
their original. Thin renort is false, all the meat and good food you wish.
We are obtaining the originals for an 1 11 does not contain any harmful drug
art exhil.it, picking the best, that will I or narcotic but positively overcomes
do Justice to the work we are in- rheumatism and gout. WHAT MORE
lu iuo WATY There Is nothing
better. It Is also an excellent Liver
Medicine and the greatest Uric Acid
Solvent known. Trunk's Prescrip
tion selU for il.5 or 3 for only $5.00
at Haskins. Adv.
WHEN I was well I used to say, "I'm getting better every
day, more buoyantly I tread;" I felt improvement as I
spieled, imaginary ills were healed, and phantom ailments fled.
And so I said to all my friends, "Here's where the doc's profes
sion ends, the pillsmith's trade is K(mc; henceforth suggestion
will avail where saws don't help and capsules fail, and you may
bank thereon." But recently I caught the flu, and when the
blamed attack was new, I said to neighbors five, "Now watch me
cure this dread disease;-I'll spring my 'getting better' wheeze;
before it ills can't thrive." I murmured, as I went my way,
"I'm getting better every day, I don't need doe or nurse," and
thus I tried to kill the flu and kept on trying when I knew that
I was getting worse. My neighbors five stood in a group, and
watched me cough and sneeze and whoop, and they were greatly
pleased; for they had argued, with much steam, that faith in such
a dippy scheme betrayed a mind diseased. I do not say that they
were right, but I am taking pills tonight, and dope, and boneset
tea; and Old Doe Casket just has said, "You wait until you're
nearly dead before you send for me. I am disgusted with you
lads who take up modern cure-all fads as soon as they begin;
you fool with them, and fool with fate, and when (irim Death is
at the gate, you cull the doctor in."
trdoucing, and represent a western
institution that ' has commercialized
the talents and retains the services of
a number of A,merira's foremost
artists, having the largest studios In
tha weMt. '
No one Is obligated by" submitting
a photograph to our representatives,
no reproduction of any kind is made,
unless the people wish us to do so.
we return all photographs in the
same condition that we obtain them.
J. I HUGHES
Field Artist.
HAIR STAYS COMBED,
GLOSSY, WELL-GROOMED
Sresseless Combing Cream Costs Only
Few Cents a Jar at any Drug Store
GROOM Tl 5(
Keeps Hair v- j
CombedJ rjj j
Selling
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps and Engines
and
Hayes Sprayers ,'
Williams ,
Implement Service ,.-
2S So. Bartlett ' ' Phone 2ftii
Wake Up!
every morning with a feeling that life is worth
living. Every cent that you save now is adding
to your future pleasure and making that pleas
ure really worth while. i
Don't "spend as you go." Remember the old -saying
that "a fool and his money are s6oji'a
parted" and start that checking account, to-day.
Come in and ask us about it. , .
:ci..'! i;
Jackson County Bank
Member Federal Reserve
Established 1888
Join the Chamber of Commerce .- - -.,
Add Profitable Land to Your Farm
at Less Expense
LOTS of farmers Ground here cleared stump land last " '
J year with Pacific Stumping. That land is now put- '
ting money in the bank for them. It's no longer a loss. "
rhey save money en the job, too.
. For Pacific Stumping gives you one-half more sticks ter
dollar: it has approximately the same strength, stick for
stick, as any standard stumping powder. Non-freezing
and non-headache. v,, , . ,, .,.,,,'..!
Let us give you full information on Pacific Stumping and
other du Pont explosives for land-clearing -and ditching'
work. Wc can give you quick delivery and probably '
same -Helpiul .advice.
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
; WffHEADSCHB
NON-FREEZING
You Can Save
If you never have, you can noui.
Send for your Government's New
Free Book which shows you how to
accumulate money safely through
Treasury Savings Certificates. Send
for your copy today and take the
first step towards independence and
success.
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thu coupon to fS, '
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Savin ji Sytlrm
TrMirv Department . Cit-
Waahlntron, D. C.
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Sut-
Evcn stubborn, unruly or shampooed
hair stays combed all day in any style
you like. "Hair-Groom" is a dignified
combine cream which eives that natural
floss and well-groomed effect to your
jiair that final touch to good dress both !
in business and on social occasions. I
Millions use greaseless, stainless ,
"Hair-Groom" because it does not show !
on the hair. It is absorbed by the!
scalp, therefore the hair remains so '
soft and pliable and so natural that no '
one can possibly tell you used it. Not
sticky or smelly.
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
wAHHlNfiTON Assistant Secre
tary Momi of the treasury today In
structed Surveyor Whittle of the port
of New York to withdraw his recent
order Which permitted passengers
from Inbound steamers to carry
shore onf qun.rt of liquor. He de.
scribed the order as a violation of
both the prohibition and customs
laws. ... . ... 1
PHONE 873 TOR LAUNDRY WORK
Wet Wash 5c per lb. returned the following day.
Dry Wash 7c per lb. all flat pieces ironed.
Rough Dry 9c per lb.
THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY
COMPLETE
The tool outfit, the repair
kit, get tho accessory that your
ear needs now and enjoy the
use of It for the coming busy
driving season.
Prices aro right, here, the as
sortments afford the widest
buying opportunities.
The Auto Supply Co.
81 X. Ilanlctt.
Doc WrlRtit
Have us look over the pistons
of your car's englpe If they
are worn, need new wrist plus
or rings, we are prepared to
render perfect, prompt service.
Oversize pistons to order,
rings for all sizes, wrist pins,
etc. We ALSO remove scores
from cylinders.
OFTUTT MACHINE SHOP
38-40 No, Front. Phono 119
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Flat Rate
Service
The Dealer who sells the
Automobile is the man who
is much interested in the
good Service of that make of
ear.
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flat rate and parts used are
! T J T- 1 1
genuine jjoace xsromers
parts.
Our motto: Good service
at reasonable eosti
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
16 S. Fir St.
Phone 304
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' v.. -wr;
Flasat 3uoec
. and be sure they are Washington
., Nursery Company hardyj field
, . r . grown roses full of life and vigor.
Do not confuse our choice two-year-old
stock with the small tender hot
house plants offered at low prices.
Such plants always prove a disap
pointment and in case they do
live you have to wajr two years
before getting a bloom.
Our plants are hardy, well-rooted stock and
will bloom the first summer. In buying
roses it pays to get the very best stock
obtainable. You get more and better
blossoms. ,.., ,'
Remember that our prices cover delivery
prepaid to destination and that we pack
carefully and guarantee stock to arrive in
perfect condition.
Sakitncn Ewryu hcre More Wanted
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LAROKST IN THE WIST
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catalog describing
lar annbtrs of
fra. afar 11 ha and
Elantt. and on
u ad red varieties
of K