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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
AlEDFORD, OnKNfOXDAY. rAV 14. 192.1
Medford Mail tribune
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8. BUMPTER SMITH, Manager.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
An organization flnuntlng at tho
maBtlioad the title of "Ounrdluna of
Justice," Is underway, and It nooks
lady monitors only, and has for Its
object the keeping or a watch nil eye
and ear upon court proceedings,
wheroln the defendant Is charged with
cruel and Inhuman treatment of tho
Prohibition law. They ought to ac-
compllsh something, ns the lawyers
will address tho audience Instead of
the Jury.
NO MATTER, HENNA WAY
(Roseburg News-Review)
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: What
causes a, child to have red hair
when neither of the parents, or
relatives aa far back as any one
can remember, has rod hair? My
daughter has fiery red hair, and
so far as wo know there has been
no red hair on either side of the
family. , . . MAT.
There were no fatalities on tho
country shindig front over tho week
end, though hoofs and linrd oak cluiis
wore swung right merrily, Just uerore
sun-up.
. For Salor-Black Jersey Giants, nlno
bens and ono rooster. All lay.-
(Klamath Falls Horald). That's un
usual. V. ,
.' The time Is fast approaching when
somebody will bIiow a little business
gumption and launch a servlco station
and auto, camp, along tho Specific Ulo
way. A3 WERE THE MEASLES
(8tayton, Ore., News)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doll's chil
dren are all' over tho measles and
are going to school again. The
children of Mr. and Mrs. U A.
Stadler aro also nil over tho
measles with tho exception of
Paul. .
The committee- in charge of tho
Juno auto rncos Is hard at work, and
hope to bo able to worry along with as
many special officers aa customers.
' All Is quiet In tho Empire of Oregon,
roalm of Hokum, with the excoptlon
of a minor rumpus In tho Portlnnd
province. "Ladles of the Invisible
Eye," at a meeting, knockod tho pious
ness and. patriotism out or a man, the
Gazookus of the Noble Optlo;
It will soon be time to skin but (or
tho opon places, whore there la no
discarded gum wads to stop on.
AH, THERE, MR. SMITHI
, (Eugene Guard)
Mr. Smith coming homo at noon
discovered Uie fire and wns soon
put out before much damage was
done.
Tho first bashful candidate for the
ITS. sonato, from this state next year,
lma Rhnwn tip on tho political skylluo.
Ho Is "well known," though nobody
evor heard of him boforo.
ELKS SHiriTWAIST DANCE TO
MORROW NIGHT It might bo worso.
Scandalmonging has bean commer
cialized and put on n paying basis In
the enst. Lot us tncoriorato locally.
' Ono of tho world's great musical
organizations coinoth next Mon. It Is
hoped that more than tho usual hand
ful of music lovers will got arfoctlou
nte and attend.
A long-handled brush should bo a
part of every household tMiulpiuont.
(Sun)- Why boys leave homo.
, Oalshovlkt, No. 8, ago 37, In hnly
torror of abnormal plumpness, de
voured a bushel of spinach last woek,
and ft pound was lost In the battle for
leanness. Many such fear fnt more
than Death, and will talk about notli
1ng else. An old fashioned xlne wash
board In tho good old' days was a won
derful foe of obesity.
The class of '23 Is on the verge of
Uradtintlon, ami six of I he lot made
the riffle without coming to school In
the family , ,
A REAL
GREAT .SOCIAL ciaiij,'".s are (,'oins on. in England, Ifcforo the
war iniirriuKUH like those of Princess Mary and thy Duku of
York would have created tremendous sensations, but the war was a
great leveller of classes, nnd these
non-royal personages are nowaccepted almost as a matter of course,
Only a few weeks af,'o leaders
with the nobility at Lady Astor's.
lime was had by all. And now the
with dukes and countesses and
tea. '
This situation calls attention to
ish social system, and the extraordinary' political adaptability of the
British ruling class. Instead of
land into another Ireland, the British aristocracy is running. true to
form and is concentrating upon the task of yielding enough to satisfy
Labor without sacrificing certain
class.
In all likelihood the campaign
government eventually, no doubt,
merit. England will still remain an
and service, Monareliial in form,
Quill
The will of the majority is busted
Very likely Eve felt a little over-dresseu when she got her first
eoat of tan.
A concession in Turkey is a small body of oil land entirely sur
rounded by hot water.
It isn't so very difficult for a
used car on his hands.
Why go on a vacation when for
be equally uncomfortable at home?
Somn people pile trash in the
book shelves.
Science can 'explain everything
chunk of ice will fill a drip pan
Still, as a general thing, the only people who would be shocked by
naughty books are too respectable to read them.
Every lnwbnnd should tell his wife about his past sins so she
will have something to talk about when she has a headache.
Correct this sentence: "He prayed much, not to ask for things,
but only to express his boundless thanks for blessings received."
Correct this sentence: "Sho
and did not move the davenport to
RippIingRhqns'
BEHIND
U-pIlE LECTURE will begin at eight," and early to the hall
A I walk j and there for weary hours I wait before tho great
man starts his talk. - No doubt his spiel is worth the price, a slice
of eloquence sublime; with mo it cuts no grass or ice; he didn't
turn it loose tin time. "This drug store opens up at eight," a pla
card in the window reads, and at the door I stand and wait, until
my careworn bosom bleeds. I want to buy a two-cent stamp, I
wait and wait, no druggist comes; tho weary legions past mo
tramp, the tral'l'io of the city hums. That pharmacist has lost my
trade, I'll buy his cards and stamps no more; the lying placard
he. displayed has been a hoodoo to his store. I'm always waiting
for some men who think that any hour will do; they say they'll
come around at ten, and don't show up till half past two. , I've
noticed that the careless, lads are seldom lodged in Easy street;
while other gents reap fame and seads they find it hard to make
ends meet. To be reliable is great, to have men know, beyond
a doubt, that you will keep your every ditto, though down with
flu or plagued with gout. Anil if you say, "At half past nine I'll
be on hand to piling your pump," bo there, or else take in your
sign, and make headquarters at the dump.
Even on the coldest mornings
Shell tnnoline gasifies readily.
One ctep on tl.e starter, then the
purr of a smooth-running motor
nnd your car glides on on wiiisi
of power. "Fill up" at any deal
er's that. shows the yellow and
red Shell signs.
SHELL COMPANY
Or CAUPIIRN1A
SMART SET.
alliances of the. royal family with
of the Labor party broke, bread
According to press reports a jolly
labor leaders are playing tennis
talking polities over their dishes of
'''''.
the amazing elasticity of the Brit
fighting labor, and converting Eng
fundamental traditions of their
will succeed. There, will be a Labor
but it will not be a radical govera
aristoerucy of family, intelligence
but essentially democratic in spirit,
Points
by tile surviving relatives.
man to get on his feet if he has a
the same sum of money, yon can
alley, and some keep it in their
except the reason a fifty-pound
7:J2 times.
gave the house its spring cleaning
the other side of th room."
TIME.
111
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.ES
BIG LEAGUES
DUE THIS WEEK
CHICAGO, May 14. (By Associated
Press). , There may be some changes
in the positions of various leading con
tenders in both the American and Na
tional leagues when the end of this
week rolls around.
The New York Yankoos ore meeting
with stiff opposition In the home of
the Detroit Tigers with Ty Cobb's
men striving to pass Cleveland, now
23 points ahead, for second place.
Cleveland continues with the Wash
ington Senators today while Philadel
phia, In fourth place, again plays Chi
cago. In the National league but twenty
points separate Pittsburg, in third
place from St. Louis In second, while
Chicago, fourth, is but 22 points be
hind the Pirates. The New York
Giants continue to hold a big lead,
with but six games lost out of 24. Tho
Yanks were defeated by tho Tigers
yesterday, 4 to 1.
The veteran, Covelesklo pitched the
Cleveland Indians to a 5 to 2 victory
over Washington while the White Sox
nosed out the Philadelphia Athletics
at Chicago 3 to 2. St. Louis blanked
Boston 3 to 0. There were only two
games In the National, St. Louis, Cin
cinnati, Boston and Philadelphia not
being scheduled. Tho Giants defeated
Pittsburg 9 to 0. Chicago trimmed
Brooklyn 5 to 2. Harry Hellmann of
Detroit brought to 19 the number of
consecutive games In which he has hit
safely.
Kenneth Williams made his eighth
home run yesterday.
Yesterday's Baseball Results
National
Chicago 5; Brooklyn 2.
Now York 9; Pittsburg 0. '
No others scheduled.
American
Detroit 4; New York 1.
Cleveland B; Washington 2.
Chicago 3: Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis 3; Boston 0.
Coast
Portland 5-3; Los Angeles 3-4.
Vernon 8-3; Salt Lake 17-8.
Seattle 4-6; San Francisco 6-10.
Oakland 6; Sacramento 10.
W1LLARD AGREES TO
NEW YOUK, May 14. (By the
lAsooclated Press) The proposed
fight between Joss Wlilarcl ana ium
i.-i.,.. ,...t,,,u Mnlnrrlnv in the. nmlll
bouts' of tho' milk fund show at tho
Yankee stadium, to soloct nn oppo
fti .ifif Domnsev. was a step
nearer completion today when Wil-
lnrd agreed to meet xno coutn aihw
lcnn n June 30 providing satisfac
tory terms wero arranged.
Johnson Gets Decision.
uavama Mnv 14. The national
boxing commission has awarded Jack
Johnson tho decision in his tignt wun
l?nrnioi- T.nilim hero. MaV 6. TltO fight
ended In tho fifth round when Lodge
snlci he was fouled. '
If Mothers Only Knew
Dining theso days how many chil
dren nro complaining of Headache
Feverlshness, Htomnch Troubles and
Irregular Bowels und take cold easily.
If mothers only knew what Mother
Clrny's Sweet Powders would do for
their children no family would evor
bo without them. Theso powders nro
so easy and pleasant to take and so
effective in their action that mothers
who once uso thorn, always tell others
about them. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Trial package sent
FltHE. Address Mother Gray Co.,
Lo Hoy. N. Y. Adv.
SPECIAL!
Hawiian Hay
50c
Per Pound
A chocolate covered
cocoanut
MEALS 50c
Music .
The Shasta
Medford iron Works
Our Spoelnlty
Medford Quartz Mill
Mining nnd Sawmill Machinery,
(frnr-rnl Foundry and Machine)
Work.
11. 13 N. Central St.
l ru no I ill
SALT LAKE LAD
U
IL
BAN FRANCISCO, May 14. Pnul
Strund, Salt Lake leader of the Pa
cific Coast lougue sluggers last year,
came up to tho top again and now
leads the league's hitters with a per
centage of .3U7. Ho has played In 37
gumes, vlsitod tho plate 150 times and
has pounded out 02 hits. Walsh, San
Francisco also obtained a percentage
of .397, but he bns only played In 24
.games. The tabulations Include Sat
urday's games.
Others high among tho lenguo slug
gers nro: Peters, Salt Lake .395
Eldred, Seattle .394; Ellison, San
Francisco -38G; Schneider, Vernon
!372: Leslie, Salt Lake .308; Poolo,
Portlnnd .361; Bodio, Vernon .861;
Smith. Vernon .360; Twombly, Los
Angeles .359; Gressott, Portland .357;
Hendryx, San Francisco .305; Yarynn,
Seattle .355; Jones, Portland .354;
Wolfer, Portland. .349; Griggs, Los
Angeles .347; Wilholt,' Salt Lake .340;
Valla, San Francisco .345; Compton,
San Francisco .343 nnd Chadhourne,
Vernon .336.
In Imiso stealing, Kopp, Sacramento,
leads tho field easily, having obtained
15 to his credit. Lane, Seattle, li
second with 11. Johnson, Seattle, got
7, whllo Twombley, Los Angeles,
Valla, San Francisco, Mollwltz, Sac
ramento and Cohen, Oaklnnd, each
stole six.
SAN FHANCISCO. May 14. The
standings of tho Pacific coast baseball
clubs, Including yesterday's games, is
as follows: ,
W. L. PC.
25 15 .625
23 16 .590
23 16 .590
22 17 .564
22 17 .564
14 23 .378
14 24 .368
12 27 .308
Los
AEYS COLDS
are soon "nipped In the bud
without "dosing bv use of
S
Oocr 17 Million 'an Used Yearly
SYNOPSIS, OP THE ANNUAL STATE
MBNT OP
The Commercial Union Fire
Insurance Co.
of New York, In Jhe State of New York,
on the thirty-first day of December, lUa,
mailn to the Insurance Commissioner of
the atate of Oregon, pursuant to law;
Cap tnl.
Amount of capital stock, paid
up $200,000,00
Income.
Net premiums received dur-
the year $1,508,018.02
Interest, dividends nnd rents
received during the year.. 00.270.23
Total Income $ 1 ,(13 -1, 1. 2Z
Disbursements.
Net loeaes paid during the
year Including adjustment
expenses $ 80S.303.48
Divldt-nds paid on capital
stock during the year 20,000.00.
Commissions and italarles
paid during the year 4t3,03D.03
Taxes, llceimes nnd fees paid
during the year 68,010.30
Amount of all other expendi
tures 00.750.27
Total expenditures f 1,42U,Q03.74
Assets.
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value). , . .$1,00,038.00
Cash In banks and un hand. 24S,'4Si.lt
Premium in course of rollfi--
tion written since Septent- 1
bef 30, 1H21 312,003.08
Interest and rents duo and
. accrued .... 22,173.00
I
j Total admitted assets $2,200,777.17
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses un
paid S 213,973.00
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstanding
risks 1.3S8.737.04
Due for commission and
brokerage tl.onp.00
Alt other liabilities 4S.04U.&4
Total liabilities, exclusive
.of capital stock $1,054,751.18
Hun In cm In Oregon for the Year.
Net premiums received during
th year 12.SR7.7
Net lositea paid during the year 15,220.58
Not losses Incurred during the
year 10,852.58
COMMKBCIA1, rNIOV FIRE 1XHUB-
ANCB COMPANY,
president. C, J. HOI.MAN, pacific Coast
lira ncli Manager and Attorney in Fact.
Secretary, IRA P. B. REYNOLDS.
Statutory Resident Attorney for Service, '
Hon. Insurance Commissioner.
KOC.aS AND PIEUCE, ABcnts,
Medford, Oro.
' We Carry
HAYES SPRAYERS
1 1-2 horse power to 8 horse power
i
Most gallon pounds for your
dollar
Williams Implement
Service
28 S. Bartlett Medford
Kodak Finishing
for thoso who domnnd tho best.
Swem's Studio
817 K. MhIi Mo.lford
VATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRKST-O-LITK BATTERY
STATION
'Friendly Servlco" 1'lione 003
7
YOUR LAWN!
IS IT THRIFTY? ,
You ran chase out the YELLOW SPOTS in your
lawn with
G RO M O RE
CEO-MORE is easily applied. r
fJKO-MORE is odorless. '
(iRO-MOKE will change your lawn
in a week's time.
BUY A SACK TODAY
Monarch Seed Co.
Use Gro-More and Irrigate Less
Phone 260 317 E. Main
Elks Shirtwaist
PARTY
TICKETS $1.10
COAST TIRES
"WEAR DEFIERS"
Made in the West for Western Roads.
We personally guarantee, and will adjust them right
here.
Our square liberal treatment and high quality pro
duets should induce you to make our station your
station.
Veedol and Quaker Associated and Shell
State Oils Products
Monogram Mobile Oils
We Alemite and Grease Your Car
Armory Service Station
Pacific Highway at Jackson St, Medford, Oregon
Armstrong & Wolff
$10 Down
and
$5 a-Week
buys some good
used cars, all ready
to go. None of these
cars are priced over
$100.00.
We have a good
used Ford truck,
new tires all around
One Big Six Stude
baker and a Biiick
roadster. Excep
tional bargains.
' HIT THE TRAIL
FOR HITTSON'S
Hittson .
Motors
36-40 S. Fir
Phone 57
TUESDAY
MAY 15,9 P.M.
Last Dance of
the Season
O.V.MYERS
"The Truck Man"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
W N. Holly Phone 86
GIM CHUNG k
China Herb Store
..T,h.,B J" A rtlry thut oim Otinnif of
Medford, Ore., has cure me of coltr
and Htomnch trouble. 8. Ji. Leonard.
509 J St., Orasta Paaa.
MTJi'"JsA cerl"y that Olm Chung ot
iHecuora, Ore., has cured me ot rupture
413 H St., Orants Pass, Ore.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 18. 1917.
Is "Ufy that 1. th under
B, , ' .h?a ver' severe storoaoh trouble
nd had been hothered for several year
and lust AuBust was not expected to
live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whow'
nr'IVVS aL2!.4 8ou,h o "two.
Hertford), 1 doclded t get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
bottcr as voon as I used them and today
am a wel- man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I waa to see
Olm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) y. It. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
JVm. Lewis, Eagle Point '
W. U Chtldreth. Eagle Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
8. B. Holmes, Basle Point.
9- $ -.'re' l?9 Pollt
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Oeo. Von der Hetlen. Eagle Point
Tons. JB. Nloholm. EamTfcotnt
HofelManx
Powell St. at OFarrell,
SAN FRANCISCO
CVos? io Theatres
and Chopping District
Amolr b..uiil,.d Htltl Maiit
wait, ike vinlor lo Stn Frui.
eiaeol New fumuliinn of unusual
chtm d tomlcn. lobby dealiud
to Brando iho lmo.phtro of t
hnoiknu Komo ond . now Din
Room, coandered ono of tho moot
intetestiai in Amend oil contnbulo
to rout w.ll.i.1 h i. tKo oolr ho, el
with nmning lee W.tei in even- roon
EUROPEAN frX
PLAN
RATes
iSOANOUP
HARVEV
M. TOY
Managing
owner.
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