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PXGE FOUR fEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD". ORF.fiON'. MONDAY. APRIL 16. "1923 Bedford 31ail tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISH KD EVERT AFTERNOON EACErT 8L.VU AT. BT TKB KiFORX PRJNT1NO CO. The Medford Sunday Morning Ben U flmulftl auoacnbcrs d4ut&' a Sevan uj daily uspr. Offk IUU Tribnn Bolldlnx. U-tl-tt noru t ' nrw. rnou ix A cocaolidauon of the Democratic TtmM. the Medford Mill. Ux Medford Tribune, the bculnera Oregoniaa. Th A ah land TritUD. ' ROBERT W. Rl'HL. Editor. & BUMPTEK SMITH. WlMfW. BT UAII In AdTnc' S!& SSiSSfiSrSSSZ ".'H Pally, with Siindar Sun. fear I Sift SlhSllSZSSreSZ'XSSi .Hi Waeajy MU Tribune, one yr. IniulaY tinn. Obc VrAf BT CARRIER In Medford, Afflad. Jaekaoarmf. oatrai ,-oiut. twui. Dariy. with SuDdar fcun. month .t iMUy, without Sunday Sun. month -S Daily. without 8udUjp Sun. yeax 7.19 Daily, artib Sunday Sun. one year Ail tarms by airier, caab In aUra&c. Official paper of the City of Medford. OfflcU paper of Jackaon County. The only paper betweea Eurene, Ore., and Sacramento. Calif. dia'-anc of ovar M mllrt. havlec leaaad wire Aaao dated Praa Service. Sworn dally average circulation for tx month erdisff April 1. 112. I!. oT9 than double th circulation of any other paper publiahea or circulated in Jacfcaon County. Entered Mftrnfl caa matter at afedford, Oregon, coder act nt March I. irr. HEM BE Ha OF THE ASSOCIATEO The AaacUted Prea la axclualraly etltled to the on for republication of II aw w dtMitrh criJt-4 to It or not atherwlaa credited In thl paper, and aJao to the local news published herein. All rtrnta of republication of apecial dl apa tohea herein are also reaerved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. The fishing pole la than the plow handle. now mightier The state of Louisiana is still en deavoring to yank into court a num ber of blatant saints, charged with a diabolical murder, who have been twiddling their thumbs and fingers at Justice. IT8 A TRIFLE CHILLY (Vanity Fair) ' " It has now spread to such an extent that the vast majority of well dressed men year nothing but silk hat in the evenings. Portland opens the baseball season tomorrow. The opening has been ap proved by the Imperial Koko Kola and the Grand Kibosh. Olen Shook has (Albany Democrat). returned home In his Henry car. Our serament ha. so litU. to doj that It started In again this morning! persecuting a recent arrival from Russia, who desired only to remodel the nation along Soviet lines. The defendant Is 38 years ot age. and never became acquainted with a square meal until be arrived here from abroad four years ago. During that time he has done nothing but raise high-powered nellskL The vocal sawmills In the Nash dis trict are all working on the 11 hour day. . ' A HOMELY SCHOOLMA'AM (Glendala News) - Grant Kincald was kind enough to put up the flagpole at the Little Canyon school house and dug a well. ' ' Gals M. U. 8. '23, are getting ready to graduate, and there promises to be more ruffles on the graduation gown than pins in the tall ot a new shirt After dancing 62 hours and 15 min utes, the Houston. Texas young lady who performed this herculean feat for humanity, feels Ilka she had done a week's washing while her mother read two norela by Laura Jean Libbey. ' . . :' ' It Is about time the masses started cussing Fatty Arbuckle and Senator Lodge. , : ' A doctor was called Monday night here to J. R. Herbert's to see his little daughter,. Dells, (Eugene Register). Parental pride. THE LITTLE TOWN ' No asphalt pavements just green grass around With dandelions In It, and wide ways That loiter helter-skelter where the ground ' . Dimples with daisies through the unny days; . No glaring ; arc-Ughta only fireside : gleams To tinge the darkness with a sense of stars Where the home-keeping hears arc full of dreams. As night Its gold unbars No factory clamors only children's feet Running with lyric Joy across the dawn: Only old-fashioned nolghbore on the i ' street Giving their greetings liko a bent son: .nothing to do but live and love and Bleep Untroubled by the mate of dluy marts; O little town, what memories you keep Having no treasurer save your sing ing hearts! Anon. ' The making ot Oregon a battle gronnd for the establishment of the BluavLawa, Is a 'Knal honor that ought to atart statewide singing, and cause a rush ot new settlers that will sweep the old timers into the Pacific ocean. A GREAT HUGHES VICTOSY. HP HE ANNULMENT of the A confirmed yesterdav, is a . . c,,. ir,, ,l " 1 lc aiufcucTk The Laasiiig-Iahii agreement was a Wilson war measure. It vir- liially gave Japan a free hand in China, bv recognizing that Japan had special interests in that country. A natu'ral product of this agree - ..... ... went was the yielding of Shantung to Japan. o a At the Disarmament Conference in Washington this agreement i , . . . wa the main obstacle to any friendly arrangement between China, i.,-..- f:j ti,. t 111 i J:tpan and the United States. The to it retention, and it was generally believed that Japan woul.l "er abandon an agreement which advantage. .T,,t mh1, w . .. . mon are not Known, out mat tney ful diplomacy and enlightened statesmanship is certain. It is per- haps too early to proclaim that this concession by Japan, means an abandonment of her policy of territorial aggrandizement on the Asiatic continent, but it is certainlv an fnennrdinnir durplr.nm.nt nA i ..-uuc. ine un.ii.iou,, ui war in tne hatever history may say regarding- the Harding administra tion's foreign policy toward Europe, this Lansing-Ishii cancellation with the success ot the disarmament conference, renders historical approval of that foreign policy toward the Orient, certain. - Quill ' rew statues are erected to men ments. ' . Luxury : Anything you could lived in 1840. If she seems to gargle it instead of singing it, it is called a classi cal number. Another good way to protect the honor of your home is to spend a little more time there. " " " ' The difference between art and a mere Dicture is that clothintr is permissible in a mere picture. ;,1 ; :... It isn't really necessary to buy knows you can afford one. 'When a countryman says the spent his time while he was in the Correct this sentence: life neither had at any time pouted.' When a woman's eyes focus on a stout sister, she is wondering dismally if she .is beginning to look like that. . This is an unkind world and praiiie hfi fee,s entitlej , ;s af Well, why shouldn't France have a greater fleet of aircraftT She spends a greater part of her time . , . . there were no domestic science courses in the old days, but the wash board served as a board of education. , ' ' , . , . - Processor says this mad haste will m time destroy our race. A few generations from now there won't be anybody left but plumbers, - - . fcippIingRliijRws U Watt AN0THEE PRODIGAL. FROM SCENES of deep abasement the prodigal returned, but in his father's casement no lamp of welcome burnedj his father's dogs pursued him along the lane and chewed him, bis grandma coldly viewed him, and cussed him while she churned. . No fatted calf was roasted by brothers overjoyed ; no slabs of bread were toasted to fill his aching void; remarked his stern re lations, '.'For you we have no rations until in sane vocations you're usefully employed. Your uncle raised the barley, with endless zeal and eare; your brothers. Jim and Charley have plied the old plowshare; your aunts have done their knitting with in dustry befitting, while you've been idly flitting with hoboes hero and there. You are the only quitter we've made the wheels go round; in honest sweat and bitter we've all been nearly drowned; and now that you aro busted and with the husks diMiiisted, yon think we way be trusted a welcome to expound. C!o, slumber with the gopher, or with the well-known fox; there is not, for the loafer, a doughnut in the box ; if you would eat some pieces of bread, all smeared with greases, go emulate your nieces, and earn the usefid rocks." Thousands have weak Blood and don't know it rzOs 1 YO0 can "spot" them, wheiw- ever you meet pale and anemic! Yon know, too, the rosy lipped, cor rect weight, snap py eyed man or woman, with rich red blood. Ton recognise them at a glance I Remember this, the num ber ot blood-cells you have controls your nerves, your vitality, your health and strength! It is all yoa have! The answer, then, ta, build ap your blftod-pewer! 8. a 8. will do It' It la the greatest blood-cell builder known. This la why tt ha proven SL S. S. makes you feel likeyoursclagam Lansing - Lhii agreement, officially' great diplomatic victory for Set - re - . Japanese delegation held finnlv Japan would was obviously so greatly to her ,..l. T t ..: """" iIUiu .ui. yv representetl a lugn quality ol skill- r ar r-ast, more ana more remote., Points who think it best to await develop- . have got along without if vou had a new car every year if everybody city is wicked, you know how he citv. "During the five years of their married the only time a man gets all the lis flmeraL up in the air. , ! Mason At M Urn -sfS such startling result la rbssmatlo conditions, in stopping pimples, bolls, ecsema, skin eruptions. In clearing and beautifying the complexion, and in building up thin, worn-out men and women. Stronger and more useful nerves dspend 00 blood-power. 8. 8. S. will give yoa that greater energy, strength and a mora youthful appearance. Mr. C V 1. tot Vow Sctm, Ciaria un. Ol . r imi - km Whn 4 or Vnc trm t tmrttwBr aW mm tifUw Bt&r4. S.S.S. km imm I mr mm I am (iM im ww(M 4 fof mmtk aur.- Try it Tourif. 8. S. S. is sold at ail good drug store. Tba'larre site ta more economical. Get a bottle today! COMMUNICATIONS 1 Wi" 8tee Roast Mather To lie Editor: Enclosed find recent j letter I hare eat to President Hard- ing: 1 j 1 President. Washington D. C. LTm? dLT Ji ol mt oep appreeia i j tion for the purity and wisdom of roar i " - - - ,m,ftrtiDil- imls ne 10 P11 the following facts for jaur earaesx consideration, and they are submitted -ith ;. . . ,. with, an adding faith that conditions ... - . . .: ner are whol.y snknown Vh .k". ,T the accosed will be dealt with as the j of fenso deserves. ' Mt life has devoted to the de- i yelopment of Crater Lake as one of; the great international attractions of tbe country, in which Work manr de- lars have been causal h .pifish inter, ests and blind prejudice, but this is :- ceeded in making that state ridiculous the first time that dishonesty has ':m eTea ot sensible persons. interfered with the best interests of! If otherwise sane persons choose to the Crater Lake National park. For many years I searched in vain' among wealthy men of this coast for eome one who would finance a note! ttnrl nthap sw. nwAi a m j within the park, but finally induced j i,r- A'fred L. Parkhurst, now of Vida, : Oregon, to undertake the apparently hopeless task of permanent improve - ments, S5 miles from a base of sup- plk-s. For 12 years he Btruggled against difficulties that would have I disheartened any other man. losing heavily each year, until 1S19, the pro- position paid expenses. In 120, twes - ,T thousand people . visited the park, j an(j nndei-gamij it, he cleared about JS.OOO. In 19;t there were 28.600 j visitors, but he had been driven out of the park by Stephen T. Mather, direc tor of the national park service. In IZ there were 35.K'0 visitors. In the meantime every Improvement made with private capital within the park was made by and paid for by Mr. Parkhurst. While this work was under way Mr ilather appeared on . tbe scene, but instead ot helping him, j he commenced a vicious and systema- t'c persecution against him, and in I l'-l compelled him to sign an agree ment to seil his holdings for tiO.O'.'O. and immediately forced him out of the P wuhout paying him one cent ex- cept that under the agreement a new ; ,.r. .,! vnont 120,000 in permanent improvements, j Edo bureau at iu annual con for wnkb Mr. Parkhurst waa com- Tentloa last nlght pelled to sign a mortgage with inter- The bureau classed as "potential est at 6 percent. enemies" of labor all university ex- March 1, 1922 was set in the con-iten3'on courses, labor schools" and ! I"'?? llTl 1 UUl ttL U11C atlJUIULm liUie UUlUUlg Was- ' -I . c-...... .v. I II 1 . V. . . , done. Soon thereafter Mr. Parkhurst was notified that he had better take ' what he could gel, and it might be 330,00, which wasoffered and flatly I refused." He was- then notified that ! the solicitor of the interior department would be in the park in June to de- clare his franchise and all other rights I forfeited. The mortgage would then ! of course be foreclosed and the pro- .."rSL, tion without any consideration what- ever. Mr. Parkhurst. was then in - ; duced, under stress, to sign an agree- ' ment to take 310,000 after the close of season of 1&22, and a like amount j annually for three years. I If he made 39000 in 1S20 with 20.000 visitors in the park, what percentage 0t profits on his own investment will the new corporation turn over to n nil, anu wohl perceuiaKe win 11 re. tain? Please bear in mind the fact that not one dime has been paid him on the principal. No condition of any branch of the I'nitrtd StatM KiTprnmpnt can he such as to justify a crime on the part of a public official. In addition to this, the ; constitution provides that no man j shall be deprived of property without ' Just compensation.' : A high handed crime has been per-1 petrated by Stephen T. Mather, direc- j tor of the National Park Service, aid- J ed and abetted by Albert B. Fall, sec-; retary of the interior, and a member of your official family, for which pub lic sentiment will hold you responsl-1 bie. unless these criminals are sum-1 marily dismissed from the- offices they have so conspicuously disgraced. Trusting in your love of justice and ' fair play and your abhorrence of crime in high piaces, these facts are re spectfully submitted ta you in the be lief that right will prevail. Very sincerely, (Signed) WILL G. STEEL, Eugene, Oregon. Klondike Plonwr Die. WOODSTOCK, Ont-, April 16 Colcnel Joseph W. Boyle, Klondike gold miner, adventurer, aviator and engineer, died suddenly of heart dis ease In London, England, according to a cable messaee -received here. Whenever your starter gears break or "strip." come to us for we are prepared to replace practically any starter gears on popular made cars. Our new gears are tough and strong and are accurate. Littrell Parts Co. 83-tO Xonh Front Street Itiooe 11 St. Paul Paper Fights Klan A campaign of Intolerance is about to be waged in Minaesota. I G. P. Clark, said to be a Ka Klux i "d hTf " 1 admission the man who put over the i anti-parochial school bill in Oregon, is i , auu'ijaium;!! .u-j. in Su PauL He hop n-- bn, in t " f, i Of course Mr. Ci; :s to force a aim-, this slate. ! ,. . . . ... .. . ! senbe his actiTities as those womol-: ins intolerance. No promoter of the; : "dicirious and sometimes dangerous; UOU HVUlll 1 U1C UUIJI AWUl U 111. se!L Nevertheless that is just what j his activities amount to. In Oregon the klan held op its un- American banners and by - fanning racial and religioas prejudices sac- don nightshirts and hoods in order to i go through the mummery of college secret fraternities, that is their priv-j ilefre. - " I !., -l, 1-a KAmEt.Af I J seriously accept oaths that make them ! disloyal to the funamental democratic j principles of their own country, incite , religious prejudices and go into poli-: tics in a large way, it is time to call a halt. ' The legislature has done what it can ' in prohibiting the hooded and secrecy nonsense, j It is now up to the people of this slate to assert their good sense by turning the cold shoulder to Mr. Clark. ; SL Paul News. i LABOR REFUSES TO NEW YORK. April 16. Bryn Mawr summer school was refused en dorsement as an institution (or the "niverTity of California" 1 wa held In abeyance by the Workers j auw., vv..,u. on uu.. " i t i Io In all mrti nf ha .nnn t sities in all parts of the country. tryn Mawr and the university of California were the only institutions , which had applied for approval. It was made clear that the bureau's decision was not founded on the spe- dfic text of the courses but from its Idea that such courses are financed from sources hostile to labor, at least ir. which labor has no voice. Pays Ransom, Released. J l MEXICO CITY, April 16. Oliver) . irun, storekeeper for the Amerl- can Mining company at Trinidad,; Durango, who was kidnapped more j than a week ago by bandits, has been ' released after the payment of a 35,- 000 ransom and is on his way home. according to the war department. . Oats that cook in five minutes Quake Oats now come in two styles the Quick and the regular. Quick Quaker, perfected by our experts, is the quickest cooking oats in the world. It cooks to periection in 3 to 5 minutes. Both have that matchless flavor which has made Quaker Oats su preme. Both are naked from queen grains only just the rich, plump, navory oats. But in Quick Quaker the oars are cut before flaking. Thcv are rolled very thin and partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner that is alL And the small thin flakes cook quickly. Tell your grocer which you want If Quick Quaker, look for "Quick" on the libel Quick Quaker Oats Cook in 3 to S fm-ote UNDERTAKER 8c or ta Weeks-Conger Co. Mtf L n IT I 111c notQiManx Powell St. at OTarrell. SAN FRANCISCO C?ose rto Theatres &nd Shopping Dis frcf. - s r- iMat Ah J O ! I Hi F mjm I k a mh t I S WhV MM k t'M, , .. I, 1 1 1 ! jl ri NICO-DUST SURE DEATH TO APHIS AND MILDEW Xieo-Dust is a dust containing Nicotine, Sulphur and Lead Arsenate. Xico-Dust needs no further mixing. No water, Lime or Arsenate need be added. Just dust it on dry. It is ready , for use and is easily applied. - IT KILLS . ...' Sold only by ... . ',. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. The Farmers' Phone 260-529 Herman's Garrison $5.85 Tan Shoes Herman's Marching Shoe $5.65 Herman's Police Shoe, with built in arch support $6.85 Work Shoes.. $3.65 to $4.85 Wall Tents, 7x7, $8.10, $10.30 Wall Tents 79, $9.00, $12.03 Auto Tents, white. 7x7, 8 oz. $9.40 Auto Tents, while. 7x" $12 .20 10 oz. Auto TenU. white. 70, 8 oz. $11.40 Auto Tents, 7x9, white, 10 oz. $11.30 AH our tents are made ot U. S. Standard 29 inch base white duck, which makes our S and 10 oz. tents equal to 10 and 12 oz. com mercial made tents. If quality and good service counts with you, we can save yon money on any standard size tent you want. "Trade at the Army Store and Save Money." United Army Stores 32 Central Avenue, South I i t . All the latest reprint novels Your choice $1.00 SPECIAL $12.50- i-.v; BTJ EK (Op.'S.-P. Depot: F. F. VISIBLE GAS PUMPS YOUR GAIN , - They Increase your mileage per gallon and we all like to see what we pay for. - We make our oven adjustments on our guaranteed AJax and Coast Tires- Every day In every way yon get more miles per dollar at the ARMORY SERVICE STATION Pacific Highway at Jackson Street. ARMSTKOXG & WOLFF Service Cheerfully Given by Kx -Son-ice Men (. We Carry HAYES SPRAYERS 1 1-2 horse power to 8 horse power. Most gallon pounds for your dollar. Williams Implement Service 28 S. Bartlett Medford 0. V. MYERS Tbe Truck Maa" MACK TRUCKS RE0 SPEED WAGONS n K. Holly PhoM CMI MACHINE WORK Repairing Babbitting and Welding Crater Lake Automotive Co. Service Station. - t 317 E. Main Wall Tents, ........8xl0, $10.75 $13.73 Wall Tents 10x12, $13.20 $10.80 WaU Tents :...12xU, $180, $23.63 Wall Tents Uxtfl, $27.35 $33.80 GEM CHUNG 7 China Herb Store' This is to certify that aim Chanr ot Medford. Ore has cured me of goitre and stomach trouble. 8. IL Leooaroi S0 J St.. Onnli P&ju. This is to certify that Olm Chung of Mearord, iOre has cured me ot nap f four years' standing. F. O. lah ItUTW labamr o pi., vtrants fata, ure. Uedford. Oregon. Jan. 11. 1MT. This Is to etrttfy that L the uadef signed, had very severe stomach troubU and bad been bothered for several year, ftnd lat August was not expected to live, and bearing of Olm Chung (whoM Herb store is at 114 8outh Front street. Medfcrd), I decided to get herb, for my stomach trouble, and I started to fnllni better as soon as 1 used them and today am a well man and can heartily recom mend anyone, afflicted as I was to as. Sim Chung and try Ms Herbs. (Slgnedi W. R. JOHK90N. Witnesses: Win. Lewis, Eagle Point W. L. Chlldrsth, Eagle Point. M. A. Anderson. Medford. 8. B. R Crimea, Eagle Point. C. K. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V. Mclntvr. Point. Geo. Von der Hellen. Baarl Potat. WATCH YOUR BATTERY PRKST-O-TJTK BATTXBT m STATION For Quick Service Fboa. lit
