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MEDFORD' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,. OREO ON", MONDAY, APRTTJ 30. '3923
Bedford Mail tribune
AN INDEPENDENT' NEWSPAPER
tUBLISHKD KVKKT AKTEKNOON
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY TUB
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.
Th Medford Bunday Morning Sun li
furnished aubaorlbera desiring Sevan
day daily newspaper.
Offloe Mall Tribune Building. 16-I7-n
norm rir aireeu rnone t.
A consolidation at the Democratic
Times, toe Medford Mall, the Medford
Tribune, the Southern Oregonian, The
Asniana xriDune.
ROBERT W. ROHL, Editor.
& 8UMPTER SMITH, Manager.
RT Xf A IT. In ArivnnGft:
Dally, with Sunday Sun. year7.S0
Dally, with Sunday Sun. month. .76
Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- .60
lally, wiinout unaay oiui, mania .
Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 1.00
Sunday Sun.one year .40
BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland.
Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoenix,
Talent ana on munways:
Daily, with 8unduy Sun, month .75
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .06
Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- 7.60
Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60
All terms Dy carrier, casn in auvmiw
Sworn dally average circulation for
six months ending April I, 1922, 6?8,
nore than double the circulation of any
other paper published or circulated In
Jackson County.
Entered as second ciass matter at
Medford. Oregon, under act March 8,
187.
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication of
ell news dispatches credited to It or not
otherwise credited In tills paper, and
also to the local news published herein.
All rights of republication of special
llspatches herein ore also reserved.
;Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
A. Conan Doyle, the spiritualistic
authority assures all sinners that they
will eventually land in Heaven, after
waiting for a spell in the Other Place.
Sinners were formerly quite plentiful,
but of late years they have become
extinct, like the buffalo.
During the preliminary stages of the
IWW rumpus, the governor is acting
as the governor. Instead of running
for the United States senate next
spring.
TOO MUCH FUSEL OIL
. (Goshen, Ore., News)
There have been a number sick
with the grip the past few weeks.
The horticulturists had the Gee
Wllllkens scared out of them in the
evening hours of last night, by one
Jackson FroBt.
Messrs. ' Erne Mohr, Jr. and Dock
Portor, Jr. lunched together Sun. An
impromptu wrestling match was nar
rowly averted.
A better theory than the Einstein
theory has been discovered by a
Frenchman. Like the Einstein theory,
it is as clear as mud, if not clearer,
. MARJORY KNOW8I
(Eugene' Register)
Miss Marjory Smith, the nutri
tion specialist from O. A. C will
, give her fourth lecture on "Feed
ing the Family" before the. wom
an's club at Pleasant Hill Tuesday
afternoon, May 1 at 1:30. Her
subject will be "Child Nutrition."
'While excavating a worm back of
the azalea bush in Dock Picket's yard
on the 29th Inst, John J. Robin slip
ped on the third heave, and tore loose
a tail feather. It is a painful but not
serious Injury, and will not affect the
steering gear.
' Oregon has not been invadod for
three months by an . organization
whose ritual provides for the levying
of assessments whon not collecting
dues. ,
L. Tesla Marshall has left for the open
' ' placeB,
Filled with forests and hairy faces.
ONE OF THESE DAY8
; It was sweet of you to ask mo to
spend Potato Week with you. I have
a dressmaker for Cereal Week, but
she ought' to be through by Puffed
Rice Night Mind if I do not give my
answer until, say, Rolled Oats Day?
Just think, 1 haven't laid eyes on you
since the Brown dance last Patronizo
Your Local Poultrynmn Month.
As ever,
' Maud.
(Exchange)
It Is the concensus of opinion that If
the worat comee to worst, tho munici
pality could, by a considerable sacri
fice, get along without the stroot car
tracks on the Main Stem.
NOW, A MAN WOULD SAY:
WHERE'S THE MEAT-AX?
; (Siskiyou Sentinel)
C, E. Hurrls road a poem on
titled, "Ambition," which would
have 'stirred a sleepy mule to
such an extent that he would kick
his beat friend.
I
' More reports come in of Oaddlsts
getting tick at the Gas silos. The bono
flclarles must drive up and say:
"WellJ .Well! if here hain't one of
John P'f young ment Where do you
get your white pants washed?"
Mrs. Ditto of Springfield, spent tho
week-end here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Beth Handle. (Cottage
Grove News). Just for a abort period.
VICISSITUDES OF JOURNALISM
.. (Wheeler, Ore., Reporter)
. , Why is it that so many things
,. happen on Thursday when the Ro
. porter force Is rushed to get out
. the weekly edition. If you must
marry, buy a now home, go or
' eomn, die or commit a crime,
please give us a chance and let It
v come on any day but Thursday.
KNUT NELSON AND EMERSON HOUGH.
SENATOR KNUT NELSON and Emerson NoiikIi who died within
48 hours of eneh other were alike in this they were both high
types, not of "100 per cent," but of genuine, dyed-in-thc-wool
Americans.
The venerable Minnesota senator happened to be born in Nor
way, but he was born with the American spirit. Coming to this
country at an early age, he settled in what was then almost a wilder
ness, and at the age of 18 enlisted in the 4th 'Wisconsin Infantry, was
wounded and captured at Port Hudson, and upon his release, by hard
work, honest dealing and thrift, proceeded to acquire a, competence,
and establish a new American record for continuous service in the
United States senate, closing out a quarter of a century. .
Emerson Hough was born at Newton, Iowa, and graduated from
the state university, but ho had the same spirit of adventure, the
same honesty and simplicity of faith, the same unswerving devotion
to fundamental American institutions and ideals, which characterized
his alien contemporary.
Simple, downright honesty, honesty in dealing and honesty in
thinking and an utter freedom from petensiousness and cant, made
these two men so unlike in environment and training, so unlike in at
tainments and interests, so typical of different generations, closely
akin in character and spirit.
It is impossible to regard the careers of the senator or the author
without having one's faith in tho fundamental wholesomchess and
promise of America strengthened, and confdonce in her destiny as the
Saviour of true Democracy the "Haven of Plain Folks" re
newed. .
SPECULATING ON
of Minnesota. Tho governor has de
I iikd that he would Beck the scnator
i ship.
A
10
SENATOR NEL
8T. PAUL, April 30. "While fur
ther nrrunsuments wore being mudo
i today fur the funeru, of Unltod StuU-a
i Benator Knuto Kelun of MhinoBcyu.
'. Hptieulution ciftitinui'd In political cir
(clcH oh to who would bo Ma Huct-'tnui.
Senator .Nelson ' died suddenly Satur
day nlKht on u train near York, Pa. ;
I Although it wa uunounceU here
last ni.; ht that tho funeral would be
held Wednesday afternoon at Alex
andria, home of "Minneaota's grand
old man," It was indicated today tho
services might not be held until Fri
day. Selection of a successor to Minne
sota's senior senator will await tho
return of Governor J. A. O. I'reua
who will accompany tho body from
Chicago. it is not expected, how
ever, that any announcement will bo
made for some tinu.
Prominently mentioned as candi
dates for the office are Governor
Preurf; Fred W. Putnam, who re
signed last week as state railroad:
warehouso commissioner; Frank U.
Kellogg, former United States sena
tor; Oscar llallam, justice of the
state supreme court, and Lotus D.
Oof f man, president of the University
CMIIC'AfJO, Anril 30. Tho body of
United States Senator Knute Nelson
of Minnesota who died suddenly Sat
urday on a Pennsylvania railroad
train near Baltimore, was to arrive
in Chicago today. Accompanying the
body are Mrs. Kdith Truseott of Jen
nings Lodge, Ore., Senator Nelson's
niece; George A. Wells, Jr., and
Walker W. Bedford, Minnesota state
Insurance department official, and
Simon Michelet, tho senator's secretary.
Quill Points
Those who live by the sword shall bo bored to death by the
memoirs. .
A pipe seems cheaper than cigarettes, but think of the extra years
you will live to smoke.
Wealth may be a disease, as Mr. Bryan says. We know a man
who took it and was confined for three years.
It frequently happens that those who know the most about
manners" know the least about kindness.
'good
Correct this sentence : "He held office for eight years and retired
to private life without a sigh of regret."
Love is the quality that persuades the stenographer to marry
the boss and work for him thereafter without a salary.
A writer speaks of a threatened "commercial war." Has there
been any other kind in the last two hundred years?
It is possible, however, that the long-distance dancer who went
crazy, didn't have such a long distance to go.
A professor says tho Sphinx is masculine, but his testimony is
hardly necessary in view of its long-continued silence.
If there is a gland serum that will bring the dead to life, it might
do something for the world's interest in Armenia.
Government wiir discontinue the two-dollar bill. It can discon
tinue everything above tho one without cramping our style.
Most of the stock promising 40 per cent dividends is sold to people
who take along a bottlo of patent medicine when traveling.
E'en though the streets are of gold and tho walls of jasper, lots
of people will be disappointed by the absence of platinum.
We hAvc no objections to an artistic temperament if it will refrain
from patting its foot while the orchestra is playing.
There are 3,867 cuss words in our language, all of which are in
adequate when you get tho wrong number.
The only time the average wife can rest without her conscience
hurting is while her hair is drying.
Lots of men think they are contending for a principlo when their
sole actuating motive is common mulishucss.
Don't plumo yourself in time of good fortune. A chicken's
feathers come out easily when it gets in hot water.
There is better control in the-drug business than in the hootch
business. Tho drug peddler gives you a shot in tho arm, and the dry
agent doesn't caro where he shoots you.
RipplingRhiiraos
Z
THE EASY WAY.
WHEN I was young and not so fat I argued that the earth
was flat, and talked long hours away; this caused me
many kinds of grief, for in support of my belief I'd scrap with
any jay. Hen Hutt, who kept the village pound, insisted that tho
earth was round, and so we wildly jawed; we'd argue till wo both
were siek, and ho called mo a lunatic, and I culled him a fraud.
And now and then wo eame to blows, and he would. souk me in the
nose, and I would spoil his ear; and still, as by its maker planned,
in business at the same old stand, rolled on this gorgeous sphere.
Ben Batt and I ore old and bent and now wo do not care a cent
for things that made us fuss; and if tho earth be round or flat, or
hollow as an empty vat, it cuts no iec with us. It is a bully good
old earth and wo ngreo it's surely worth whatever it has cost;
and it is vain to waste an hour in musty arguments and sour that
fret us and exhaust. When our brief day is waxing late wo soo
tho folly of debate, of fuss and fret and fight, of argument that's
stalo and bare, that never gets us anywhere, or proves that we
nro right.
SMUDGE POTS FIRED
YAKIMA, Wash., April 30. Smudge
pots were lighted all over the Yuklma
vulley last night when the tempera
ture dropped to 28 degrees in the
Yakima district and, tor a short time,
to 2U in some of tho exposed draws.
So far no material damage to the fruit
has been reported, says E. S. Ellison,
government frost expert stationed
here.
BOSTON The steamer Seaconnel
sank at Hie entrance to Vineyard
Sound, last night, carrying down at
least seven men, according to wire
less messages intercepted here.
y Seep fit and fine with
9 after every meal. E
Eat wisely, chew your
food well then tiive your
digestion a "kick" with
WRIGLEY'S.
Sound teeth a dood
appetite and proper
digestion mean MUCH to
your health.
WRIGLEY'S Is a helper In
all this work a pleasant,
beneficial plck-me-np.
Save thm
m , 7"Ae Flavor ra
, Pure materials, scientific
manufacture, absolute
cleanliness then sealed
against all Impurity. That
is WRIGLEY'S as you rfet
It fresh and full-flavored.
Try the
. new
P. K.
with its
peppermint
You Will Save Money
and you will be better satisfied with your
shave if you will let us re-sharpen your used
Safety Razor Blades. We make them as
good as new and often times better.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 East Main Phone 884
We are as near to you as your phone
Visible Shell and Associated Gas r
Drive on our prcase racks and let us do your dirty work.
A complete line of high grade Eastern and Western Oils for your
selection. Ajnx and Coast Tires in all sizes at a big saving to you.
Kring your tube troubles to us.
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
Armstrong S Wolff
Tnolflc IllRtwnx .nt Jackson Street Medford, Oregon
For the long tour or the short
one for power and speed
and maximum mileage, this
dependable motor fuel gives
you everything.
SHELL COMPANY
Of CALIFORNIA
The 'Place to Live
The only- "place" to live happily is
inside your income.
Not until you have lived for a time out
side your income do you fully 'realize this
truth. v .
Make it a practice to save ten per cent
of your income. You will then "live with
in your income "and live happily.
Start today.
Jackson County Bank
Member Federal Reserve
Established 1883
. Hittson
Says to Sell 'Em
AND THAT MEANS WE ARE GOING
TO CLEAN UP OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF USED CARS.
We need the money. Dollars have won
derful conversational powers. Prices have
been revised and slashed to unheard of
low prices. .
Think of it several cars at $100.00 and
$150.00; others up to $1000.00.
We think our prices unbeatable on the
cheap stuff.
Cars include Ford Bug, Reo, Baby Over
land, Overland 90, Buick Roadster, seve
ral Studebakers.
Ask for a demonstration in that $265.00
car. ,'
"Hit the Trail for Hittsons"
36-40 So. Fir
Phone 57
III
SPRING TIME NECESSITIES
WINDOW SCREENS DOOR SCREENS
Files ore a menare to health and happiness. They are a nulBance
and should ha kept out or the homo. Order your screens now. Our
prices are rlpht, quality tho best.
t'KDAK OIKSTS store away your winter furs, bedding, woolens,
etc.,. In one of our "Pacific" Cedar Chests and they will be free from
Moths, Dust and Vermin. Many sizes in stock.
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
10th and Grape pnone 238
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