MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, ' ArEDFORD ORTCflOfUTtmPY, "'APRIL' 7, '1023
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Offiixt Mull Tribune Huililtnif. 2&-27-l!t
A.WKMiMltdutlon of ttt Jieinocratic
Tlmt-N Ihe Atedfortl Mull, the .Me.lfurd
Tiibuii. the tiuuiliHru Orwgoiiiaii, The
AiiulHnd Tribune.
V-. ROBERT W. RUHL, Editor.
f & HUMPTEU 8MITH, Manager.
'iV- MAIL In Advance:
r-Bliy, with Hunday Hun, year $7.60
.baity, with Bumlay Sun, month 76
, Pally, without Hunday Bun, yean. 0.60
"'IJklly, without Sunday Bun, month .06
Wt.-kly Mall Tribune, one year - 2.00
Hunday Sun, one year 2.00
11 V ' CAUItlKK In Medford, r Aehlnnd,
JtickH'Auvlll.-, .i'e.iti-Hl I'olnt, IHiotmix,
Tdlont ami on UIkIiwhjh:
thill y,. With Hunduy Hun, month.... JJ
nlv, without rfuutt.'iy Huu. inoiitb, -ti
fiK'llv. Wl'tl oui Suuil.iy riinl,' yt-nr.: 7.11
VlfU'. (vlih iuiuiy fun, uiic ymir 8.60
p.n U'iruH uy cmrnor, cuhii in utminco,
Ci'Od times are those not used us a topic of conversation.
The richest man in the world is the one who is satisfied with what
ho has.
Another way to prevent suicide is to have the books audited more
frequently.
. A rich man's funeral isn't complete until each of the survivorsj
lias hired a lawyer. i, ;
?. Vfffrliil iwp' r of Iru- City of Mfilfurd.
' Tt,t. Ar.iv n;ifu.t' i..-ru''M r.uu. fii Ore
aiiiK-H.H'KtiJKiito, ( 'a I If., a iltHnc of
tr .f''n iTiilt-H. intvlnB jfiiBftl wire Ammo
elute'd. VrtK t-rwrvtcf.
Swnrii dully Hvvrni: circulation for
ei iiiiiMiH I'tnllnK 'April 1. i:as, lifs,
nlrlr. fhfiu ili.nhle lhr ;l r:n hi t Ion of liny
oTtiW p;ipt-r imbllttiieil or ciiciilntetl In
tiim-riid hh Ht'cond ' cifiHM ni(ittr at
M.-lford, OrJKOn, ' under aol of March 8,
ICJJMliWUB' OK ' TM 11 AHHOCIATK1J
PUKHS.
The- Affmiri-d Prvtti If! exptufdvoly
entitled to tho HHft for renuhllcailmi of
afVnnwH dlHMitolu.-H i-rtdlW-d to it or not
oTherwlso. rrtdliod In ihlH vnvr, mid
v All rlKhtM f r-uihU'HLion of hdocIii!
Ye Smudge Pot
J''. v ' By Arthur Perry.
4 "'Nahvllle, Tonn.,' April 7. One
million American boys who fought for
(heir country are walking the streets
ragged, dirty, forgotten and forsaken,
Oo(onel -Alvln M. Owsley, national
commandor of the American Legion,
declared in an address here last
night," (APV DiBpatch). More work
for the Near EaBt and Russian Relief
commissions.
'The prohibition enforcement department-
of the government Is going to
launch: a "campaign of education,"
with A large force of orators. With a
flyer" of rum' rushing over the Cana
dian border, a few masterly addresses
ought to stop it.
'A palr of overallB containing an
sjuto. mechanic caught tire this morn
ing from spontaneous combustion.
'i:QETTIN( fiirrEK FA8T
(Klain'alhlliilHHirald), A. f
: ; The ;DorrlB hospital has two
Imoro trained nurses, Miss Merle
, Anderson nd Miss Orauo liruco.
v. (Jgrald . Wolfu Is sii.lciit tlio li"s",'
, pltal. : '
IJclifif in conimuniBm is the convictipji thpt you couldn't be any
Svorse off in any enso. ' '' , ."V'i'-'-v
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' The Kitunlion in Amprica is improving. gradually. Fewer people
ii!iw.tiy "You tell "era." ', V "
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Tlie old-faKliioned youth afflicted with wanderlust went to sea,
nut the modern can find relief by looking for parking space. '
Old Tut-Hiikli-Amen wasn't the first hyphenated chap to stir up
u commotion in America. ,'
It's fair enough. Oil is used to develop power. Why shouldn't
power be used to develop oil 7
(iVrniaiiy milil stabilize hrr currency by leaving it blank on one
hide In wrw as note paper. . . '
( ,Kxci'1 I'nr hard necessity, mini would get too lazy to exercise
Miytliins except his prerogatives. 11 J
ih the sentence, "Whiskey was used to get the nomination," the
word' whiskey is nominative case. f
INews oummary!
of Last Night
ESSEX Belgian troops seized two
billion marks In paper money to be
used as a part .payment of the ex
penses of the occupation of the ituhr.
BERLIN Argentine offered Ger
many gratis shipment of livestock for
slaughter. The offer was made to
reduce congestion and eventually ob
tain higher prices, it was declared.
DUBLIN Monsigno'r Lulso emi
esary of the pope.- paid if the Irish
JOHNSON BATTLED
HA!
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DETROIT, 'April T'.PIdyd tJohn-
wlshed intervention by the, Vatican, ' Hoh, Iowa' beavywelkht, fniight'i Joe
he would support such a movement. ' Lohman of Toledo ' at" Orimfl apids
,L ' I Thursday night V,Ith ai Injured riBht
vea0?Xol --:::. q,
rounds a minute, six mile range and j when,,he stopped over wh.lp ,en yuto
large enough to penetrate,.. airplane, to the east to sign up for-o.tyV"!
armor, v - ' r- J match. ,3ohnson dlHSgreed ! iho
, Mrana ..napius nvaijuij. ifvus . ,
'CJHICAOO A rising tidd lot form oplntoa, that . hl ..bout, wlf h, Lphma'n.j ;
iiiucuuon is sweeping America ana I should be, called a draw. , ionman s
the present generation of farm boys, i holding, Johnson declared,' made the
speakers at ; the ..International grain
nnd hay show .meeting here today
said will comprise a new generation
of "quality and i quantity" farmers.
There are now half a million mem
bers of boys and girls farm clubs
most of who, speakers declared, know
more about scientific agriculture
than the average farmer of a com
paratively short time ago)
WAHmNOTON Solicitor General
Heck nuked the supreme court to ad
vance to April 1& the date for argu
"i"nt of the case of Mrs. Harriet A.
rrotninKnam -of Boston
fight a one-man affair,
The Injury to the lowan's arm was
not serious but proved a handicap, he
stated. It was received in training
the day before the bout. v
Johnson has signed to meet Larry
Williams hero April 30. This tmu't,
like that with Fred Fulton, scheduled
for Boston,' April 16, is designed to
aMord Him expciMoncov- with lurgor
men than himself, ; In . preparing for
the Johnson-Williird go on May 12.
out act
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it,' .li'M
At a bank teller's window iB Usually a matter- "
, , of. seconds.; vi
Brief as it is, it is ample to afford an oppor
tunity for the co-operation and helpfulness
of the First National .to be manifested. r'
NEW YORK, April 7. Billy Gib
son, mnniiirer nf Itennv Leonard
attneklnir, liKhtweiitlit chamnlon of the world., il
the constitutionality of the1 Shepp'ard- denks that he has agreed to a titu-i ,
Tov ner muterrlity act;'- -..,: .lap. ..match , with Sailer Freednmn otj'jlL
. - U.'hicagQ on July 2 . nt . the Polo;'!
DETROIT Retail deliveries of Orpupils as Frecdmnp announced in
Gie FIRST NATIONAL PANR
Mbford Oregon
People would have better health if they would remember that the
stomach is a work room and not a play house. i
Side whiskers ma ytry to come back, but they can't accomplish
much in an era of open plumbing. . .''
One advantage the phonograph has is that when you want a dance
piece it doesn't spring a bedtime story on you.
Another explanation of tlie modern child's manners is that too
many wood sheds have been converted into garages.
)bili(s; and: j t'ru'KsJ 0r ifch
d tliq recetd'brtmkise-.fotat'df
niMutf ii wns iannounced py ui
Ford 'Mninr' 'mJiiV V... hi.
automobirds;
reached;
the
Ford Motor conVpiny today. This
exceeds .by . W.t)O0 the, highest pre
vious hioritbMvliiih waif June, 1922.
NEW YORK- Legends of tho
Sioux and Cliippewa tribes woven
through a synthesis of true American
Indian song motifs,, iiito the opera
Winona, tho first ever to be written
with Indigenous American music as
its basis, was given Its first hearing
oeiore signor Gattl-Cosazza, general
Denial of 'the'' report alsoT
Chicago.
wto8:made.' by Tom O'Rourke, match-
maker of tho club' operating tlie
Polo Grounds for boxing matches., t)
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NEW YORK, April 7. Manager ,
J.: J AIcGraw, of thp.. Giants and his
assistant, llughle. , Jennings,. .celebrat.-..
ed, their birthdays tp.day.nt Mempnis,
Ten-n.,"en route' hatiic with the 'club.
McGrart- is 50 'years' old and Jennings
will be 51 tomorrow.
That realtor who says the prosperity of any section depends on
tho publicity it gets isn't thinking about the Ruhr.
';, 'Da'rn.;it; just when we 'nec.d to understand one another better the
schools are1 beginning ' a (iampaign to eradicate bad English. : '
.,.ojyeot tljis sentenqe;, ("Fellov "citizens, I find that I.a'p hot
ilindiiedto fill this high 6fie'e acceptably, and I am resigning.?'
' PORTLAND, Ore., April 7.
Sailor Kramer lost a ten-round do-
manager of the . Metropolitan Opera cision to Joe Gorman in the main
company. The opera has been spon- i event of tho Portland boxing commls
sored by President Harding. Thei sion's show last night. ,
opera, with music by Alberto Blmboni i Frankie Orandetta of Portland
of New York and book by Perry Wil- J beat -Jtl Calvert of Tacoma In four
Hams, a Minneapolis newspaper man, rounds. ' Ludwig Jones of 1 Tacoma
was said to be the, result of 11 years
oi researcn worK:
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dr. J. M.
Duncan, of.Torono was today elected
president Jet the International Sunday
School! ao'uncil of religious education
a$ itsfmeetlng here.
1 .'!''.
r, All the defendants in the Horrln
massacre' last ' summer have been
acquitted by a Jury, and It seems to be
generally established that the victims
jrere ruthlessly butchered In a man
ner to shame a Fiji Islander, by their
own selves and the1 "hostile press." -
i in the growth of the cities, the cen
sus bureau forgot to mention the up
lifting religious fervor for political
purposes only, of the Rose City.
Q08HI WHAT A KICK
':, ,' (8F. Bulletin)
r A man, after eating a sundae In
a Chicago drug store, drew a re
volver, held up and bound tho
druggist, and then robbed the safe
'"of 200. , .
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'.Imagine the joy of the editor, upon
returning from the postofflce last
Monday, to find that Mrs. Oalllvan
bad, laid a dosen eggs on the desk, as
an ' Easter gift (Plumas, Calif.,
News.)
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' THE THESPIAN WHALE
. ,. (New Republic)
'. Here Js a motion picture (Down to
the Sea In Ships) In which the chief
roles are taken by humans nnd
hales. Naturally, one's first reflec
tion Is how much more skilfully the
latter play their parts.
" What the people do is all one dark
confusion -of turgid molodrama
moron heroine, hero with the cheBt
hettVes, half-caste villain of a patho
logical .wlckednoss. Thoro are also
such movio storeotypos as cherry
trees In bloom; and why tho basket of
puppies Is omlttodi 1 can't Imagine
The Wild Night Ride through the
Rain Is there; so Is Your Lover Is
Dead and You Are In Mo Powell ; so is
Halt! I Forbid This Marriage . . . Rut
the whales I How simple, how able,
how thrlllingly absorbing Is tliolr
work! -1 wish evory ox-eyed loading
ma, could study the tochnlquo of the
80-ton bull rushing through the water
like the father or all submarines; and
Stanislavsky himself could learn from
the scene where he turns and charges
the small boat from which he has been
harpooned, spilling crew and Impedi
menta Into old ocean amid tho gonulno
blood and all too genuine sharks.
t
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AJK
after the stuff.
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1 OFTEN think of Bildad Jones, who lives three doors south
west ; in his pursuit of bucks and bones he never takes a rest ;
his kopeck-box with treasure groans, so eager is his quest. This
liildad Jones is waxing old, a hoary wight is he, and soon we'll
plant him in tho mold, beneath a greenwood tree; and all his life
he's gathered gold, which. seems a sin to me. This guy has
cini Ii.cil, by honk or crook, n vast supply of cash, but never rend
a stmlful book- he I links nil novels trash; ho never hired a skill
ful cook; but lived on corn beef hash. IIo never knew the keen
delight that come8i from money spent; lie neyer chased through
town by night on spendthrift errands bent; he never bought all
' junk in sight 'that: was not worth a cent. ' Tho' helping hand to .
lueklcss guys he's never known to show; he never carried whole
some pies to widows in their woej and when ho hears the orphans' .
eies no tears of pity flow. .To make his bulging wad increase we
sec liini toil nnd pant; he'd make that bundle, piece 'by piece, the .
(largest one extant, as Thavc said to Jane, my niece, and Susan II.,
my aunt. I seq him on his errands drift, on bent and shaky knees;
he's old and frail but ho can lift a package of bawbees; and there
is something wrong with thrift when it is a disease.
MR. CAR OWNER
Drivo in and select your Spring tiro needs now, as we can
savo you tho big advance in prices. Our guaranteed high quality
Ajax and Coast brands will moet with your approval.
Wo givo free tiro and crank case service.
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
Paoifio Highway at Jackson St.;.
ARMSTRONG WOLFF VT " !
' Cut This Out It It Worth Money
. Cut out this slip, enclose with oc
and mall It to Foley & Co.. 2836 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package con- i
tainlng Foley's Honoy and Tar Com- j
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid-1
Bey and bladder alJments; and Foley J
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
. constipation, biliousness, headaches,
Md sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
, . Adv. j
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A Special Price on
Gladiolus "Butterfly"
. ,Vm .v ., ; , ;,. "'."f.
' ,' A planting of this variety, with Its Vividly blotched flowers
of bright salmon, strongly suggests butterflies in flight. As
an inducement to making the acquaintance of this lovely
flower, I offer one dozen bulbs for $1.00 (regularly priced at
$1.50) or fifty of them for $3.1X1, postpaid.
My tenth Annual catalog, sent for tho asking, describes
. many extra choice "glads," irises and perennials.
W. L. CRISSEY "GLADIOLUS FARM"
' ' R. F. D. 1, Boring, Oregon.
LAUNCHED TODAY!?
lost a four-round decision to Chuck
Helman of Portland.
All of It
BELLINGHA M, ,Wash A,Pril 7 An
drew Ballew,,lS yeajr 61dA,umrtI,In-;
dlan, foiind guilty in the 'district Court
here late yesterday of rimrdering Sirs.1
Kthertnet Browm another; resident of
Luniiul preservation; -was sentenced to
I!f9 limprlsonmenti at? McNeil Island
by judge Jeremiah Neterer 'tills morn
ing. Ballew was accused of having
shpt Mrs..,nrown n tQctober. JM2,
h(Je:. attempting to: wipe out .tlie,
(Brown, ,faaiIy; to. obta,ln .jioacy,. J-J,l
idefense Avas. insanity. ,', .,, ,. ,,
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FUNERAL.
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' Vy SERVICE
Including every attention tha can come from the
hands of a Funeral Director.
- Removing remains to parlors, , use of chapel, '
Funeral service and all other service (except em
balming) rendered without charge.'- . '
Our show rooms are stocked with the best money .
can purchase, and at, prices positively guaranteed
satisfactory to all.'', j . . '-, tr'-'
.' .' . '. . ' l ' ! ' ;i: .ni ' y, nt a.
CONGER , FUNERAL PARLORS . I
'''-'"!)'),.' Successor to Wccks-Congcr Co.' "' ;' '."'' ' . ''j,' .,( .',
WITH MEDFOkD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADS ,. ?.! -m' ni ,
TTU-Blu week begins today. April
7 to. 14 has been sot aside by the
Tru-B'lu Biscuit company and their
representatives as a time to encour
age business to use Tru-Blu Grahams
on their tables. Many local grocers
are offering specials on Tru-Blu Gra
hams and an active campaign has
been launched by H. R. Prentice,
local representative to encourage
their sales.
, Tru-Blu Grahams are made of
wholo wheat flour, lnrd for shorten
ing, pure ennef sugar for sweetening,
together with molasses and honey.
They nre most nppetizlng nnd health
ful, containing vitamines so neces
sary to health.
Tho Tru-Blu company strongly
emphnslzo the healthful qualities of
'lu lr product In this present Tru
nin eck campaign.
Salem Convicts Flee.
EUGENE. Ore.. April 7. Andrew
Carpenter, who with Harvey Bice
escaped from tho wood camp of the
state prison at Salem Wednesday was
recaptured by sheriff Stickles . near
nere, yesterday. Bice came to thl
county with Carpenter, the latter
.mid, -but has not yet been found.
Bath had been sentenced from Lnno
county.
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
O.V.MYERS
"The Truck Man"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
0 N. Tfolly
Phono taa
61
U9Mml
PowellSt.atOFarrell,
SAN FRANCISCO
ana chopping District,
Antwly bciuiifitd . Mmmt
wmiti the vwlor to San hn-
CtKol New lumuhinn a! ...l
ckavm nd comfort lobby desifittd
1 to provide tk tmoaphcr of
Hnunout bomt nd new Dining
Room. mmbhIhvI f .. .
intaroatiftt in Amirici U conrnbuU
! M row wvtfartl h m the only Kolpl
i wilb mnaiRi kt Waret in iwy room
'-N HARVKY
Managing
owner
Ksoanoup
llBif
' -:; . wimmna..
1 WiW&'Muft W
!g, urinamg neariva
7VER city . pavements 1
well -kept highways,
caster l ires ron easny ana ;
smoothly mile after mile,
month after, month. And mark
this: there's a fighting spirit
built into these better tires that
makes for exceptional service.
Frozen mud ruts jagged chuck
holes worn out macadam with
sharp edges to bite and tear if s the
unfavorable conditions that reveal
the staunchness and stamina of the
Lancaster tire body and the remark;
able resiliency and toughness of the
wear-fighting Lancaster tread. , r
We would like to show
': yu these better tirei.
Interurban
Auto Car Co.
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