Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 03, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextRAGE VMM "RDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER UBLISHED EVERT AFTEHNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE MEUyOIOi PKl.VTINO CO. Tb Medford Bundar Morning- Sun l rurnlbed subscriber! desiring m even la; dally Mnitaptf. Office Mall Tribune Building. IW!-t North Fir street, phona 7t. T1oi, the Medford Mall, the Medford rriuun, in oouiora vi cuuiu, UDUOO i noune. ROBERT W. RUHU Editor. 8. 8UMPTER 8MITH. Managar. DallT. with Sunday Sun. year 7. Dally, with Sunday Sun. month Dally, without Sunday Bun. year. Dally, without Sunday Sun. month . Weekly Mall Tribune, one year I J Sunday Sun. one year .. -- BT CARRIER In Medford. Aehland. Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoenix. Talent and on Hlxhwaya: Dally, with Sunday Sun. month -7 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month Dally, without Sunday Sun. year- T.so ' Dally, with Sunday Sun. one year 8.50 All terms by carrier, cash In advance. Sworn dally averagr circulation for 11 months ending April 1. 1K. 5?S. nore than double the circulation of any Mher paper published or circulated In Jackson County. The only paper between tuitene. Ore., and Sacramento. Calif., a dmance of over 600 miles, having leased wire Asso ciated Press Service, Entered as second ciasa Jn,.t,'rw V Medford. Oregon, under act alarco . !;. MEMBERS- OF THE BSOClATEl' PRESS. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of ill newa dispatches credited to It or not jtherwlse credited In this paper, and Uso to the local news published herein. All rluhts of republication of special dispatches herein sre also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Deceased wag a member of 3S6 civic clubg, and 92 lodges, and never got the hungry signs of the former confused with the financial distress signals of the latter. His dues were all paid up, and bis borne was sold last September for delinquent taxes, ile was also a member of the Republican party, and the Methodist church. A very kind insurance agent Wed nesday presented your corr. with a swatter for flies. NEW VALLEY SLOGAN Where the palm meets the pine. And the fishing Is fine. OOOD WORK, MY BOY1 (Cottage Grove Sentinel) When the editor of the Sentinel came to Cottage Grove eleven years ago, we had a live grange organization and a live commer ' clal club. Today thore is neither. HAVE A HUMOBILE IN YOUR HOME (Ad Portland Journal). It would be nicer to hare a home In a Hupmoblle. Rose colored curtains In a 4d coupe are the height of something. I keep six bonest serving men; (They taught me all I know), Their names are What and Where and When, And How and Why and Who. I send them over land and sea, I send them east and west; But after they have worked for me, I give them all a rest. (Exchange) ' MRS, 8TALLWORTH 8MILEO (Presbyterian News) Rev. James W. Marshall was married December 14 to Mrs. Marlon L. Stayyworth In Tlnela. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George K. Johnson, Dr. Dun bar H. Ogden sorving as best man. It was the first time Mr. Marshall wag married; It was the first time Mr. Johnson performed a cere mony; it was the first time Dr. Ogden was best man. WILti PAY rattling good money K you're an experienced farm hand. Inquire at Herald or address llox GS, care of herald. (Klamath Falls Hor ald). Sounds good. The boss of the riggly-Wlggly gro cery storos Is in hot wnter ovor money watters, and, the next tlmo ho will play with butchorshops. Now that tho community has a mod ern tourist camp, tho prosiwcts are bright for a cold wot summer. Theodore Pish who threw out a vcr- tabrae the 1st of tho week whllo work ing. Is ouL Thore Ib no doubt about the Injury, but considerable skepticism relative to tho cause. Never again, ays Theodore. The governor w ill visit the valley In June. There Is great Interest being manifested to boo how ho looks since tbe amputation of the piscatorial life membership. The chief executive has promised to mako a Bpooch and ho will keop It. YE ED. STILL RUNNETH (Roseburg News-Review) Corn-fed damsels, who persist In wearing frocks that have been shrunken In tho wash, should limit their trips to town until attor dark. A new month has started. It has a holiday at the terminus. Same fulls on Thursday, and tho banks and bar bershops will cease business until tho following Monday. TouHa.rtraM Itwk. KANSAS CITY. May I. Kd fStrnnnler) Lwls defeated John l'e k Nebraska In " " Inst nlR-ht. Hoth were obtained by i.i.i. th. first In one hour and fha other in two 100 PEE CENT THEORETICALLY everyone is opposed to war. But actually few people, and fewer nations, arc opposed to war, when the slightest sacrifice is necessary to sustain that opposition. The disarmament conference t Washington was heralded as an epoch-making advance in the peaceful adjustment of international inferences. One of the most impressive events of that conference was the voluntary withdrawal of (ireat Britain from her traditional . , c ,-i i ill- . position as Mistress of the Seas. Under the inspiring leadership of I . l Tlf.,- V!..,,,l rw.f r.nlv ocri.A.l tn KTsin mirps nf her Vinttle - 6 -.- snips, Dtit actually acccpieu a oasis oi irniiu iiami ttjuauiy wiiu the United States. But today, apparently under in the Near East, accentuated perhaps by the Chester concessions to the United States by Turkey, the arises in Parliament to reaffirm supposed had been buried at the More than that. Although the world powers agreed to scrap their battleships in relative proportions, there was no agreement regarding smaller craft, and now it is a matter of common knowledge, that France, Japan and England have recently been building submarines, aircraft and auxiliary cruisers at an enormous rate, and the unusus pecting citizen suddenly awakens to find that the old competition in naval armaments is going on as if a disarmament conference had never occurred. In fact, naval experts agree that battleships are obsolete anyway. The next naval war will be fought largely by air planes and submarines. To say that the situation from the standpoint of world peace is disheartening, is to put it mildly. To any thinking person willing to face facts, the movement to eliminate war as a foolish and suicidal method of adjusting international differences, appears at the pres ent moment hopeless. Quill Faint bankroll ne'er won fair A list of things accomplished by Europe's view is that every cloud has an American-silver liuiny The League of Nations works charm. "Rouge is eighty per cent iron, and less ironing is advisable. Courting hasn't changed much. They step on the gas now; in the old days they would gas on the steps. Experience teaches that there is scrapped or scrapping. And what is it the height of rub-down after a game of chess! Correct this sentence: "So you never mind dear. I can do without Old-fashioned advice to young marry." Modern version: "You're Passive resstance : The severe his wife would drag him out to A convict has $2,000,000. It wasn't a case of grave injustice, however. He inherited it after being convicted. If it is true that 21 senior co-cds at Columbia University never have been kissed, what's the advantage in this co-ed ideal Nature is very beautiful if you had a picnic. It ought to be called bigamy, an old stiff for his money and finds "Berlin Apartments Rent for Nine Cents a Month." Thanks, but the ride from Merlin to our office every morning would break into our day terribly. Reasonable statement, easily imagined: "I don't like the movies, but I have to go in order to keep the rest of the family from coming home and telling mo about them." Warships can now be managed by radio, with no one aboard, and can blow each other to hellangone without hurting anybody except the taxpayers and they don't count. RippIingRhiiK&s THE BEEFING CROWD. I WALK iiloii; tlic village street, for ovor more T ruMior; and so nnioh misery I moot I often nisih mnl blubber. Wo hoar so much of Sunny Jims you'd think we'd moot thorn daily, and hoc thoni in-aiice on buoyant limbs to sent tor sunshine sayly. Hut nearly nil the chaps 1 know are specialists in sorrow; in their desire to corner woo they'll kidnap (;r'u'f or borrow. "Good day," I cry to Quentin Quack; "you're looking blithe and speedy." "I have a preen pain in my back," he says, "anil I feel seedy." "Oils hods" I say to Widow l'riiw, "I hope you're staekini: proper." "Oh, some one stole my Airedale pic and now I hunt n copper." And when I meet the merchant prince with sorrow ho is dizzy; n merchant has no profit since tho income tax got busy. The undertaker, in his store, says vain is his endeavor, for men don't perish any more, they're bound to live forever. And so I hoar tho people beef, whom dire misfortune pinches; they meas ure by the yard their prief, their gladness by the Inches. It is a habit punk and stale, and one that should be shaken; a quart of tears will not avail, but smiles bring home the bacon. XfEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTNT!. PESSIMISM. ; . the pressure of recent developments First Lord of the British Admiralty the traditional policy that everyone Washington conference. Points lady. the Sixty-Seventh Congress :- like a charm just about like a In some cases more washing no third course. Navies are cither when a man takes a shower and a lost fifty dollars at poker? 'Well, that new hat. girls: "You're too young to too young to start marrying." headache a husband develops when a party. can find spot where .nobody has or something when a girl weds ho is wedded to his money. MTDFOTiD. OKF.OOK. II FOUT SASKATCHEWAN. Alia.. M' Mrs. issandra. before she was led to the scaffold yesterday de ;nied an alleged confession that he I f'red the four shots that ended Con- ,,at,le Lawon'. life. 1'ic.anllo. she declared, did Ihe nhooi.nt?. This he denHd. Playing on the gallantry of the po lice. Pkarillo had raised himself from the humMp station of peanut vendor at Crows Nest J'axa to one of her wealthiest bootlegging citizens before the law overtook him. Long known as the bootleg king of the pass. Piccnrillo had worked in de fiance of the police always taking Mrs. Lastandra along on his rum running expeditions because he knew, the police say, that they would not fire on his car if it contained a woman. Piccarillo's wealth grew fart. He became proprietor of the Ulairmore hotel and the Ulairmore garage. Then he was elected to the town council. I-ist September Constuble Lawuon made a futile attempt to stop the big car as It roared through Crows Nest; .P.L AT BAKE WASHINGTON, May 3. The Southern Pacific company was today authorized by the inter-state com merce commission to begin construc tion of a lutw line of railroad 21 miles long, running out of Bakers field. Cal., to cost $500,000 and de signed to furnish transportation to tributary agricultural territory. "Br&ken Chains," Rialto The famous $10,000 prizc-winnlns story, "Broken Chains," which was written by Wininfred Kimball, is the current feature attraction at the ! Rialto theater. "Broken Chains" is an enormously . engrossing photodrama of a man's regeneration from rank cowardice through an intelligent appeal to hut i chivalrous nature. ; iTbe production is j elaborate, and the bettings amid the j giant redwoods are majestic and I beautiful. . ! Colleen Moore outshines her previ- ' ous roles in the part of Mercy Boone. Other noted players are Malcolm Mc Gregor, Clairo Windsor, Ernest Tor rence, Gerald Pring-. i The Christian Tonight I Goldwyn's super-feature "The Chris tian," adapted from Sir Half Caine's most famous novel, directed by Mau rice Tourneur, opens at the Page the atre today for three days. Tho story of "Tho Christian" is well known to readers and playgoers it concerns the efforts of one John Storm become a Christian socialist, to live as Christ would live, and his struggle to free himself from his love for Glory Quayle. He meets the usual end that comes to all reformers and prophets is mobbed to death. Tho cast Is a notable one: Richard Dlx plays the lead and opposite him is Mae Duscli. Other players are Phyllis Haver, Gareth Hughes, Mahlon Ham ilton, Joseph Dowllng. Claude Gilllng water, Cyril Chanwic.t, Beryl Mercer, Shake Into Your Shoes And sprinkle In the foot bath Allen's Koul-KnM'. the antiseptic, bcallns powder for Painful, Swollen, Sweat ing feet. It prevents blisters and sore spots and t:ikes t ho sting out of corns .ind bunions. Always uo AIUn'! rixit-Knso to lirenk in now shoes and vnjoy the Mis of feet without nn neho Thoe who use Allen's Koot Ease say that they hnu solved their foot troubles. Sold everywhere. Trial paekuKe and a Foot-Ease Walking Doll sent Tree.. Address ALLEN'S I'OOT-i: SE. I E oy. X. Y Adv. THE THINGS YOU WANT Tho niiKHinlsf f inonoy you receive lias far less to do with your hein' ahle to have Ihe things you want than the way you save. .nd tho only sure way to save to spend less than you receive is to SAVE FIRST. Then instead of banking what you don't spend, reverse the prtveduro, and spend what you don't hank, (.live that workable? plan a fair trial. Jackson County Bank Member Federal Reserve Established 1SS8 TTTTT7SDAY. MAY 3. 1023 MET CRIED E TRAP WAS SPRUNG f Pass with Picoarillo, his son Pteve and Mrs. Lfttsandra. That evening, evidence at the trial showed, Picoar illo and Mrs. Lassundra went to the Coleman police headquarters and called Lawson out. His two little children. curious. followed him. Then, witnesses testified. Mrs. Las eandra leveled a pistol and fired four times, lwson fell mortally wounded. Father Fidilis, Roman Catholic chaplain, spent several hours with the doomed pair. The sheriff barred newspaper writers from the prison and also refused to permit them to Witness the executions. i "You are hanging an innocent man iod help me:" Piccarillo ex-1 claimed. A moment later the trap was sprung. A moment later Mrs. Lassandra followed him to the scaffold. "Why do you hang me when I didn't do anything?" she wailed. "Is there anyone here who has any pity?" Guards, ignoring her appeal, quick ly prepared her for death and just before the trap was sprung she said she forgave everybody. Harry Northrup, Robert Bolder. Milla Davenport, Alice Hesse and Aileen Pringle. Altitude Itecord Broken. I.E BOl'KGET, France, May 3. The -military aviator, Gontard today broke the altitude record for a ma chine carrying a load of 550 pounds by rising to a height of S0O0 meters, (approximately 26,250 feet), as against the previous record of 7338 meters, made by Jean Casale on March 20 last. witk tiu AIIHMktr WHOEVER uses them, knows the quality of Good year Tires. He knows the greater mileage - they give is a part of Goodyear quality. He knows their fine, troublefree per formance is only another phase of Goodyear quality. And he has learned thattheonetruetire economy isGoody ear Quality and Good year Service. 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