Medford mail tribune., April 24, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOOX. TUESDAY, rAPRTL 24.
1923
PAGE POUR
mkoford Mail Tribune
PRESIDENT HARDING'S SPEECH.
AN 1STRiRMBNT NEWSPAPER
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Times, Uip Medford Mall, the Mdford;
Tribune, tit rfvuiliera Qregoiiiiuj, lists j
AdiAnd Tribur.. ;
Notes on Fire Prevention Week j
meeting of the officers of the lories. They mean loss of wages and
,a ; v Vni-'i ' rat-r nat.onil forest was held at me
Associated 1 ress in .New i (r. , . . . ... in 1 622 Oreeon's forest f res caus-
llOHKKT W. Sl'HU, K.JJlor.
8. SUM ITER fiillTJi, MuuaRr.
TIIE IMPOSSIBLE has happened. President Harding has taken
;,;. tc'.ih V." 0. O. P. rr.'n?7ation. This is the salient fea
ture ..f l is cr-f.-h .fiy be(--ri th
. ('""' ,oresl serv,c omC6 on Apr" cd a loss of j:0.000. The state and
'"' . . - . i l iJ1 an1 !3 or " purpose of dis-, .,rlV!1,- nwl,er. 8Dent nearly 1500,000
A m-.,;y ,f tU Republican Concessional committee, and prob- t planf for the comlng TiZplZLt fires.
;il.(y a ni!j'rty of the National committee, are opposed to the World: ion. Assistant District Foresters A. j Seventy-seven per cent of these fires
f'nnrt Mp Thf-v nrp onnoserl to it. not on trrounds of princinle but.u- Wal11 an T- E- Munger and tor
. . iesl Inspector F. H. Brundage of the
n prounds of political expediency. ' Portland office were Dresent. as well
BY VAIL In Advance:
rall, wfih frumpy Sun, year $7.50,
Iai!y, w'th Fur.-'ay ban, tnoutn. :
rUy, wrjihif.il fijutiiay Sua, ytur.. 4.50 ;
I "ally, wur.out ,wui.ii fiun, troDtb
Wet-iUy Mart Tnbua-. om r 1.00 :
Puffin y Sun. O t -ar... , 2.00 '
BY CARRIER In Me!furd, Ashland.
J-u.konvIll. Central Point, Phoenix,,
Talonl and on Highways: '
I 'lly, with Sunday Sun, month .7ft!
I -ally, without Sunday Sun, month
ll.y, without Sunday Sun, year.. T.fcO
umiiy, wun tunaay bud, one year .v
All Urmj by carrier, cash In advance.
President Harding supported by Flushes, Hoover and others of la the following local officers: Su-
i':s more euli?hened advisers are for the world court however, and :rervUor Hu&h B- Rankin, Fores 2x
, t i a tt l. i it-i'i ;niiner Lee P. Brown, National For
ty his utterance today, President Harding has burned his bridges be- 08t Examiner Jones Scalers Gribble.
est and Xason, and Rangers Port,
Foole, Peachey, Rogers and Lyman.
v.ere man caused and therefore pre
ventable. Prevent forest fires.
Official paper of the City of Med ford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
The only paper between turene. Ore.,
and Sacramento. Calif., a distance of
over 600 mil? a. having leased wire Aaao
otated Preaa Service.
Sworn daily average circulation for
gxx months ending- April 1. 122. J6?l,
more than double the circulation of any
other paper published or circulated In
Jackson County.
- Entered mm secona ciaaa matter at
MfMlford, Oregon, under act March I,
l7t.
MEMBERS OF THE APSOCIATEO
, . ; PRESS.
THb Awnn'tH- frT 1 eTCl'JSlvelr
ntitlM to tb ur for republication of
all Bfiwit dlJtjAatc!i cryiltnl to It or not -m!ir'!w
cr'Mit. i i'i thi papr, nd ,
tn to :be loc.l r-?w pubMshtd herein.
All rt'Mtw nf rei':b;it:on of scial
' Ye Smudge Pot
j - es Artriul Pttiry.
' Aiiother la-ly has jumped out of an
auto nil-) tue hosji.tol. Ladies win
rin't S-i luto auus, djut have to
lump OUL
1 Nebraska gave the nation William
JenniEgd liryaii, auu nuw they want
Henry Ford for presidenL
Lumber Interests of the Northwest
fear the L W. V. strike ilay Jst
Ha! Ha! their consciences hurt 'em.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
'' (Albany Democrat)
': FOR SALE One Ford coupe
' with the following extras: shock
absorbers, motor meter, goodyear
. all weather tread cord tires, one
spare for rear, stop light, Bpot
light and tog light Mirror, band
oiler, front bearing oiler, flower
t vase, dash light, alemlte grease
oup all over, speedometer, cut-out,
' seat covers and new $50. paint job.
i. Prke .00.. Call at Murphy
Motor Company. Albany.
'
Piuma held the boards at the Pago
Inst-eve, and was enlivened only once
by 'a librse'lllie nnott, from a member
of the aii(lli)nco.
fhe major cavltlos in the devnstat
el; aroa of Main Stem, V., nrc belinf
mibjectpd to dental work, nml for a
lou,? (lino it wuh confidently expected
tnut the holes would reiiair tliuni
si.vhb.' Tho iiiiircluints of Flanders
rejoice, i
hind him. ' ' "
When one considers why and how Harding was nominated, as the
safe, sane and amiable mouthpiece of the congressional bloc, as the
100 per cent evangelist of orthodox Republicanism, this development
may well be regarded as sensational. "'
Today's pronouncement may mark the parting of the ways. It
will certainly mark a mile post in the president's career, for from
now on Mr. Harding must be the true leader of his party or he must
go down to defeat.
'
Can President Harding successfully carry out the role of party
leader? That is the big question. Obviously he is handicapped by
temperament, habit, and inclination, lie doesn't like struggle, stress
and combat He is fundamentally easy going. He knows it. So
do his party opponents.
But as professor James discovered many years ago, every indi
vidual has latent capacities, unknown even to himself, which periods
of great stress often develop. It is by no means improbable that in
the nextfew months, President Harding will develop them.
One thing is sure if he doesn't develop them, if he yields before
the strain of responsible leadership, then he will break his party, and
lale he may even then secure the nomination, his defeat at the polls
v.-;il be practically certain. t
President Harding has reached the big crisis in his career. He
c n't 'jo back. He must go forward. From both a personal and a na
tional standpoint, it is to be hoped that he goes forward to firm lead
i r-hip and victory.
Quill Points
The proper study of mankind is back yards.
Let me live in a house by the side of the road and sell gasoline to
man.
A p;ood man can force his way ahead almost anywhere except in
a cafeteria line. "
Archaeology teaches us that there are rewards in unlikely places
for those who will dig.
A good paint job can hide the marks of time, dear lady, but it
won't change the "chassis.
It isn't good luck to pick up a horseshoe, however, if a new casing
docs the picking. , . ,
Signs are beginning to multiply that
a certain section of Oregon is on the
verge of another attack of delirium
bunkema.
NOT KNOCKING ANYBODY "
. tft . (Lipscomb, Texas, News)
There was not a very large
crowd at Sundayschool Sunday.
There was no, Christ lan Endeavor.
' Air. Nelson was to be leader.
"Excessive dancing," Dr. Martin ex
plained, "la a symbol of suppressed
eroticism. It bursts forth after every
great social calamity, as do religious
revivals. When a stupendous social
cataclysm has passed, soma peoplo
turn to the churches, others turn to
dancing, and you will find a great
many fanatics In both religion and tho
dance. (SF. Bulletin). The so-callod
human race.
. The Investigation of the sugar trust
may put a stop to the clever practice
of putting gravel in the beans.
It's passing Btrange that a phone
pole never runs into an auto when
anybody it leaning against IL
THE ONLY ONE
(The Other David" In Sat Eve. Post)
Elinor Lane's hair was not and
' never had been bobbed ; that in It
self was a thing to mark her out
from the clumps of permanent
wavlness that were the heads of
the rest of the office force. Sho
had never had her hair bleached
or dyed; she had not given it a
henna wash. It was as nature
made it, soft and crinkly brown,
with lights In It here and thero
that were almost copper and al
most red and almost gold. It fell
In loft waves over her ears and
cross her forehead.
It is still maintained In prejudiced
Quarters that the 600 orators to be
turned on the land tn a campaign of
education, tor the enforcement of the
liquor laws, should be stationed along
the roads loading Into Canada, Instead
of tn the heavy voting districts.
Vlnlblo Grain Supply.
NEW YORK, April 24 The vlsl
Vle supply of American grains shows
the following changes:
- Wheat Increased 119,000 bushels
Corn decreased 2,247,000 bushels,
Oatt decreaaod 370.000 bushels.
Rye Increased 978,000 bushels.
Barley Incroasod 120,000 bushols
Sil live that ycuir wife will never choke back n sob while telling
(in; reporters lier fil!i in yon is unshaken. ,
Wo note by 111 p movios tbnt the modern trirl rnises cup foot when
hugged. The old-fashioned trirl merely raised a row.
What we enn't understand is how the movie hero's pants main
tain their rrense as lie emerges from the raging torrent.
The safest way is to select three nice adjectives and use them
every time the wife asks your opinion of a new hat.
RippIindRliums
ft
If Vdett Mason,
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THE FESTIVE AUNT.
JKrm 9 1
MY AUNT Lucretia's very old she's lived a frightful while,
but still her mien is free and bold, her clothes of flapper
style, sho's bound sho will not lose her hold on youth, she'll still
beguile. Along tho street with airy grace, sho swings her ancient
"bones, and sho has powder on her face, in many hues aud tones,
and relatives who see her chase strive to suppress their groans.
My aunt is prono to jest and sing, she's fond of quip and quirk;
oh, ehce, it is a fearful thing to vex nnd irk when winter mas
qucrndes as spring, nnd thinks the Juko will work. "That lady
is a blithe old ibird," I hear onlookers say; "and yet mesecms it is
absurd when relics get so guy j sho ought to read the Sacred Word,
and put her gawds away." I see her in tho clanging mart, be
decked in raiment fiijc; aud friends would sootho my wounded
heart, and say "She look's divine"; but I reply, in accents tart,
"Sho is np aunt of mine." I much admire tho ancient aunt whoso
robes don't jar my nerves; to such a dame I'll always grant tho
homage, sho deserves; when wintry flappers gallivant I can't
admire their curves. .
Now is the lime to fight
constipation with Bran Start to-day!
Don't elvo the dispasra that follow
In the track of constipation a chaneo
to Jodflo in your system I Oct after
consliiatinn with nature's greatest
helper HUAN, KelloRg's Urnn,
cooked nnd (.rumbled because it is
ALL BltAN nnd beenuso it will give
you permanent relief from constipa
tion I It is scientifically prepared to
relieve suffering humanity Xrom consti
pation and it will do that.
ftrnn's action Is wonderful. It
sweea nnd cleanses and purifies. It
knocks out tho dnngerous toxic poisons
and frees tho system from pollution!
Try Kellogg 's llran for n week. Est
It regularly two tablespoonfuls each
dnyi as much each meal in chronic
enses. You will bo astounded at the
difference in your feelings!
Kolloggli Urnn should not bo con
fused with common brnn which la un
palatable nnd difficult to eat. Kellogg 'a
Is cooked and all ready to servo and
really delicious. Eat it as a cereal,
sprinkled over your favorite hot or
cold cereal or cook or mix it with
hot cereal. Tn tho latter cases add two
tablespoonfuls for each person.
Do you renliu what Kellogg 'a Ttrnn
can do for you and for your family;
do you realize that it will keep sick
ness away; that it will put every on
on a ne-v health footing: that it will
free yo t . i from pills and cathartics!
Kellogg 't Urnn is particularly de
lightful made in raisin bread, in
macaroons, popovera, muffins, etc.
liccipes are printed on each parkngot
You will say that Kellogg Bran
is a blessing to humanity.
All grocers sell Kellogg Brant
Park Superintendent spoke to the
Lee P. Brown of the local Forest
Service office spent Monday in Klam
ath Falls, In the interest of Forest
Protection Week.
Grazed Area (Tik Fires. ,
On a well stocked forest, such as
the Fremont . in Oregon, which is
students of the Lincoln school on comparatively level, with no abrupt
Monday afternoon on the subject of changes in elevation or material dif
Forest Protection. He gave some in- j fcrences in the character of tho tira
terestlng facts about tho forest con-, uer or forane cover, and on which the
ditlons In China, a country which he range Is equally well adapted to cat
has visited several times There will, tie or sheep, comparisons are easily
be several addresses made to the lo-'rr.ade. The average area burned per
cui schools this week by members of fire on sheep allotments here Is 24
ine .-National Park service and Forest acres, on cattle and horse allotments
service on the subjects of fire preven- 114. and on areas where lack of
tion and forest preservation, as this
has been designated by the President
of the -United States and governor
of Oregon as Forest Fire Protection
week.
Burned forests pay no taxes, pay
no wages and give no revenue.
Burned forests are like burned fac-
stock water reduced grazing to such
an extent that they may be classed as
uugrazed, 391 acres. On the basis
of the fire season of 1910, the rec
ords showed the average acreage per
fire on nongrazed lands was 273; on
understocked, 300 (one fire only,)
on normally stocked, 15.07; and on
overgra7ed, 4 acres.
COMMUNICATIONS
Work for tho Child.
To the Editor:
Wurren O. Harding says, "I
strongly feel that' every good parent
cares for his child's body, that the
child may have a nominal and
healthy life and growth, cares for his
child's mind, that the child may tako
his proper place in a world of think
ing people: and such a parent must
also train his child's character re
ligiously that the world may become
morally fit. Unless this is done, train
ed bodies and trained minds may
simply add to the destructive forces
of the world
Is "And a little child shall lead
them." So all that come, may they
come in love and sen-ice to these lit
tie ones whom He loved and indeed
the work shall be blessed.
The work in tho high school asso
ciation is very important as the ado
lescent age is one most precarious,
advise and help most needed, and
the one most neglected. This circle
meets Thursday evening of this week
and any and all who care to attend
will be gladly welcomed.
MRS. GLEX FA BRICK,
President Medford High School
Parent-Teacher Association.
Relieves Backache
'Have had kidney trouble and back-
Our president in the ache for many years and I tried sev-
foregoing statement voices tho aims eral doctors but got only temporary
of the Parent-Teacher association. I relief. A friends advised me to try
We in Medford have a very strong , vi ifM, phi. onH hfr. I .H
fire.Ie., h..rt"?.to boxes I was entirely well." writes
Kidney and bladder trouble requires
prompt treatment Foley Kidney Pills
In
the child not taken care of by the
school board.
Each individual member rejoices
in her privilege of having a definite
task to, perform in the foundation of
the characters of her own and her
neighbors children, who are to be
the loyal future citizens of our town,
our state and our nation. In order
that parents and ,f teachers may not
becpnie self-centered - or unsocial, it
is important to meet frequently in
these circles to . corisider together
problems and to work out plana for
the betterment of conditions for our
youngr. Many, mothers and fathers
here are not giving this association
serious consideration.
. Will they not stop and think? Can
they help? May not their ideas help
one of our circleR along Home line in
whi' h it Is especially interested?
The association will welcome all
who come and the members try to
mak? earh one feel his own responsi
bility to his child and his neighbors'
hlld. The. motto of this association
give quick relief. Refuse substitutes.
Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Toughen Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself
A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re
duces inflammation and pain and so
toughens tho tender,' sensitive skin un
derneath tho toe nail, that it can not
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptio
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing directions.
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having vtiiat you need when it's
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at the price you now pay for a
ready-made 'suit ?
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