Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1923, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., May 15, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1923)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTT5TJXE, MEDFORD, PRECOX, TUESDAY, MAY 1", 1023 Medford Ma.il tribune a5 independent newspaper published every akteknoon except sunday, by tub m ex) ford printing co. Th Medford Sunday Morning Bun ! turnUhed ubscrlber desiring a wven lay dally newspaper. OfflM Mall Tribune Building. I6-I7-W North Kir street. Phone. 76. A oonaolldatlon of the Democratic Times, tlie Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune, the Southern Oregonlan, The .inland Tribune. ROBERT W. RUHT Editor. B. 8UMPTER SMITH, Manager. MEDFORD 'S OPPOETUNITY. Dailv. with Sunday Sun, year. '-5?i Dally, with Sunday Sun, month Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- .5U Dally, without Sunday Bun, month . Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 1.00 dunday Sun, one year r - BY CARRIER In Medford. Ashland. Jacksonville. Central Point, Phoenix. Talent and on Highways: Dally, with Sunday Ban. month . Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .0 Dally, without Hunday Sun, year.. 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All terms oy carrier, Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of JackBon County. The only paper between tJBene, Ore,, and Sacrarnmrto, Calif., a distance of over 600 miles, having leased wire Asso ciated Press Service. Entered as second Close matter at Medford, Oregon, under act ot March a, 17. . MEMBERS 0FpI$$ ASSOCIATED The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for rrpubllcatlon or all newa dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also to the local newa published herein. All rights of republication of special Dispatches nerein mo ' Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Th Knlvntlnn Armv la making Its annual appeal for funda to carry on their work, and deserve the financial and moral support of all. In the late Great Fracas, they proceeded as far up front as the next one, and distrib uted worldly things like coffee and doughnuts, when they would do the most good. The organization had no 110,000 per year homtooters for their cause, and what they were supposed to distribute they distributed, without delay. They did not crack under the train of rationing out cigarettes to soldiers. The Salvation Army accom plished something worth while, and were never fully rewarded. A smart candidate will come along one of these days, and get the Pain fully Plump vote, by promising to send out anti-fat tablets instead of pumpkin seed. His slogan will be: Reduction of Hips and Taxes; and his platform: Free Spinach for the LadleB On Diet. EVERYTHING OK. NOW ; (Grants Pass Courier) MrB. Doninlque had her feathers ' very much ruffled because tho ' Courier prlntod what she 'consitl-i' ers a scandalous article about her. ;.She wants it known that the grey 7 diggers have been stealing her eggs right out of her nest, which ' naturally upset her. . The commlttoe In charge of the June auto races has abandoned tho ldoa of having a passongor train run across the track, In an effort to got more speed, on the grounds that the racers would stop nftor they got across, from force of hubit. . On account ot the wrcBtllng match and three dances In succession this week, there will bo no dance nt tho Firemen's hall this evening. (Coos Bay TlmoB). An epidemic of wrestling. A LADY TALKS And his mother came In and said: "So you're tho sho-dovll that's keeping my boy out night; don't you know ho belongs to me. I'd think your con science would hurt!" And I said, "No, but my new bIiocs do. And bo Bides, I havo chargo ot your car, and hold tho key to tho garngo, and I'm the maid who lammed him on tho bean with a stove nokor at the country dance, and made him as fresh as a young Portland drummer, startling the hicks with a King Tut nocktio. Ho never Inherited any of his cubboiI ness; I put It all In him, oven If 1 never saw him, and If I had, I'd bo proud to know that 1 had dono some thing towards sparing the burg a rising young nuisance, by giving him a shove towards Snluin, whoro ho bo longB and will finally land." And ulii aimed a finger nt mo nnd Bald: "Young lady, tho girls will do somothing about this. You can't Insult mo, nnd ruin my son, too!" I'vo boon shooting biscuits seven yoars, and that's tho first time 1 was evor caught without a coffoo cup in my dukes. AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL (Albany Democrat) Miss O'Dwycr has boon bothered with a gartor for boiiio tlmo past, and Bho is taking this operation in hopes that bIio will bo cured. The mall will bo lato for a day or two, it Is predicted. "He'll Novor I.et Go My Ilnnd," Schiller, Tho Choir. ( Marsh flol.l Times). One ot thorn darodevil 4d drivers. . OWEN, KEEP COOLI (North Bend Reporter) Owen Perkins and Mrs. lorem-o McNalr woor married Tuesday afternoon by JuBtlce of the Peace J. J. Stanley at his office. A num ber of young Perkins' friends took this opportunity to play a Joko on him. They took him up tho road a mile or so and turnod him looso, clothed only in his B. V. D.'s. Emissaries of the IWW vlsllod In our midst Mon. They are fighting tho domination of Wall Stroot, and may burn a soup box in Hnyninrkot Square, NEXT "WEEK the State Federation of Women's Clubs holds its nmiual mectLng in Medford. Prominent club women from every section of Oregon will be liere. That Medford intends to sus tain her deserved reputation of hospitality, enterprise and progres siveness goes without saying. Hut tluiB far there lias appeared to be a strange lethargy regard ing this convention in certain quarters. It has been customary in the past for individuate in all the cities where the state convention .has been held, to house a certain number of the delegates. Many dele gates will prefer to go to the hotels. But the hotels can not accom modate all of them. There will be an overflow. In their effort to see that this overflow is taken care of, local club women in charge of the meeting, have already solicited home accom modations, but the response thus far has been disappointing. The Mail Tribune is certain that it is only necessary to call attention to this fact, to have all doubt regarding' the mutter removed. The wtate convention here will, in all probability, be the most im portant meeting of the Federation in recent years, Every section of the state will have its eyes on Medford. The. activities of tho con vention will be of intense interest to every person in tho state. Although club women are particularly concerned the convention this year, is for Medford not a club problem but a community prob lem. It represents not so much a duly as a privelege, not so much an cbligation as an opportunity. Wo believe nothing more need be said, to insure "open house" for all the visiting delegates, and to make this women's gathering the most enjoyable and successful in the history of the state organization. Quill Points Petting parties arc not new, Cleopatra was one. Isolation is no longer splendid except as campaign stuff. Give a man enough rope and he will hang himself or smoke him self to death. Another good way to pass the spring exams, with flying colors is to be a .400 hitter. You can tell the age of a tree by the rings nnd the age of a Gov ernment by the wrongs. , He isn't fully Americanized until he begins to fret about the horde of aliens coming over. , He isn't fully Americanized until ho begins to fret about the horde of aliens coming over. A modern thinks ho is roughing it when ho strolls in the park without his stick and gloves. The wires tell of an oil ship that came in with a heavy list to port. Probably a sucker list. A vegetarian diet is very pleasant if you will wait until tho sicer converts it into sirloin. ' As wo understand tho ruling, it is illegal to break the law until you get three miles from home. For the first year, love takes the bride to her husband's office; after that suspicion docs it. Correct this sentence: "The boy was given so much spending money that ho never once mado an ass of himself." Tho man who beats swords into plow shares never is as popular as tho man who beats a snappy throw into second. The simplest way to euro a 'boy who is too sick to push the lawn aiower is to give him an-hancc at onc-old-cat. Men aro creatures who cut down great trees to make room for a city, and then plant little saplings to beautify it. It is estimated that 540,832 more bushels of corn could bo made with tho energy now employed to keep white shoes white. The honeymoon is over when ho begins to borrow from her house hold money to complete the payments on the engagement ring. Correct this sentence: "The man had a week's growth of beard, but the police did not think him n suspicious character." If the Filipino can furnish rubber enough to mako America inde pendent, he'll never furnish Arguments enough to make himself independent. RippIingRhuross ft 7 M ML SPRING WEATHER. THE SPRING is fairly with us now, the. threat of cold is gone; I spend long mornings with my cow, n-playing on the lawn; and when I'm summoned to my chow, I eat much tripe and brawn. Cold weather makes me feel like one who's lived a hundred years, by countless ailments I'm undone, frostbitten are my ears; with joy I greet tho .springtime sun, when winter disappears. I claim to bo a youth again, my years I'll not avow, I will not herd with ancient men whoso years are plain enow, but up the brae and through the glen I gambol with my row. I'll be too old for any use when, on a day of May, I fail to feel the vital juice through nil my system play, and fail to sport with cow or goose, athwart tho glen and brae. When winter's here let us be old, nnd hug the glowing fire, and grumble nt the frost nnd cold, and make predictions dire, and be too feeble to uphold a timbrel or a lyre. Put thero is no such thing as ngo when spring has made her bow, and every dotard should engago to smooth his furrowed brow; and through the gorse nnd purple sage I scamper with my eow. ARE DEIERHKD 10 Danny Dillon of Minneapolis here re cently, but uotordlnK to the fans Lynch la rated a hit hlklur than any one Foley has yet nu-t. Other bouts on tho program nro Stanley MeliilclBf. Chicago feather weight and (louvre liurns of Port hind; Sailor Kenner and Pat Wil liam. J-'ranklo Creen and Kallor May and Larry Young aed (.'hick Tablt. Foresters Meet Portland PORTLAND. Ore., May 15. The IfelUUU LUUlt - America, meets here today with George Schulz of Salem, grand cniei ranger presiding. Klection of officers (will bo the principal business of the loflnrnnnn cpsainn LONDON Job Dcckctt knocked out Dick Smith ln the seventeenth round of a bout for the heavyweight championship of England. LOUISVILLE Nashan won the eastern Parkway nurse with Bright Tomorrow second and Wilda third. CHICAGO, May 15. (By the Asso elated Press) Tho New York Yanks havo gono after tho two strongest teams of tho American league in the west. . Taking yesterday's game from De troit, 1G to 11, in a ten-inning night seto, tho Yanks ran tho string of their invasion to four victories and one defeat two of tho wins over Cleveland and tho one loss to tho De troit Tigers, from which they have taken the other two games. Walter Johnson had an off day and tr.o senators again were defeated by Cleveland, 0 to 3. . Jly strapping- the White Sox, 9 to 0, Philadelphia passed into third place above tho Tigers, who occupied second a part of last week. Babe Adams, tho pariah of tho I'i rates, mado a gesture toward his fortieth birthday, which conies this week at the Polo grounds, by using his head against New York after his curve, fast ball and control were lost winning 4 to 1 by allowing only six nits and threo passes. Brooklyn shifted Its lineup and the new batting order rapped tho Cubs V to 3. Andy lllgh and Ivan Olson were withdrawn from tho Infield and that portion filled out with Founder at first. Johnston at second, French, the California!!, shortstop, and McCarren at third. Cincinnati passed tho Cubs and went Into the first division by defeat ing Philadelphia '7 to 3 while St. Louis batted hard and downed the Braves, 7 to 1. ltain caused postponement of the Hoston-St. Louis American league game. CoIIcko ISascliall. At Eugene: Oregon 3; Washing ton State 0. At Walla Walla: Oonzaga 3. Whitman 5; lU'lnpscj- Wires for Benjamin. L(IH AXCKI.KS. Air... If. Titclr Dempsey, heavyweight boxing cham pion, In n telephone message from Salt Ijiko City to Joo Benjamin, San Francisco lightweight, now ln Los Angeles, nskfd him tn rennrt Imme diately at (treat Falls and to take two or three sparring partners with him so the champion could start training lor Ills bout with Tom (lib hons of St. Paul' at'Shelhy, Mont. Dempsey requested that Benjamin make an effort to have Willie .Meo han, California heavyweight, go to Groat Falls and help preparo tho champion for the match, Benjamin said. Meehan onco won a 'decision over Dempsey. SEATTLE. May'VfYi. Vic Foley of Vancouver, II. C. claimant of the Ca nadian bantamweight titlo and Cali fornia Joe Lynch are to box six rounds hero tonight. Foley has suf fered but one defeat In his career, to Cannot Kxist in (lie Human Ibxiy if Yon Will I'so Trunk's Ircscrllioil It Is preposterous: In fact, It-is a shame to suffer with Inflammatory, muscular, sciatic or any form of Rheumatism. Tliln Prescription does not ruin tho stomach, It docs nots dopress the heart. Eat all the meat and good food you wish while taking Trunk's Prescription. Contains no mercury, salicylate, soda, oil wlntergreen or narcotics, but positively overcomes any kind of rheumatism or gout on earth. . What moro do you want? Thero is nothing Just as good, nnd It is impossible to get something bet ter. Tho greatest uric nefd solvent known and also a superior liver med icine. Trunk's Prescription scll)i for $1.75 or 3 for only $5.00 at drug stores, such as Haskln's Drug Store. ' II KodakFilm Always fresh MKHKOItl) HOOK STORK wpfm Dry Cleaning will make your clothes loots like new. "We are not satisfied unless you are." City Cleaning and Dyeing Co. C24 N. Riverside Phone 474 MILWAUKEE Ono sports writer called the ten round no-decislon bout between Jo Fox. champion feather weight of England and Ernie CJoosc man, Californian, a draw, another gave it to Fox and ' tho third gave Clooseman tho decision. ,; Yesterday's liasclknll Itcstilts. National. St. Louis 7; Boston 1. Brooklyn 6: Chicago 4. . Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg 4; New York 1. American. New York 16; Detroit 11. Philadelphia 9: Chicago 0. Cleveland 6; Washington 3. Boston-St, Louis postponed, rain. Coast. Portland 4; Los Angeles 7. No others scheduled. Stops Cough and Wheezy Breathing "Had a cough and wheezing in my throat," writes Caroline Dillard, Petersburg, Va. "Foley's Honey and Tar gave me quick relief and stopped my cough." Coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Three gener ations of satisfied users have made Foley's Honey and Tar the largest selling cough medicine in the world. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. Adv. A BETTER BREAD AT THE SAME PRICE. Ask your grocer for NONE BETTER BREAD There's Nothing Better PULLMAN BAKING CO. Medford Pacific Mall Ship Aground NORFOLK. Va., May 15. The Pa cific Mail Steamship Banta Malta is aground one uile Bouth of Cape Henry. Tho coast guard tug Mascou tin and other tugs have been sent to her assistance. The vessol went ashore during a heavy fog early today. LaiMMIJlKJ AI TO SI PPMKS ' Wo hold to quality with fair prices as the best founda tion for our business tho rea son why you can always get tho best hero and know you got full valuo for your money. Ready for your spring nnd summer needs comploto stick. The Auto Supply Co. 31 X. Ilartlett. Hoc Wright CIIKKKI PL MACHINIST si:it iti: A real knowledge gained through long cxporlenco nnd fine, ndequnto modern equip ment enables its to render tho machinist sorvlco YOU WANT. Try us. Off utt Machine Shop 30-40 No. Front. Thono 110 Interested Bring your problems for discussion as well as your funds for safekeeping. You will find us as attentive to the first as we are conservative in earing for the second. Ufa First National Bank' Me2ford Oregon Stop and Think THE SECRET OF BETTER BREAD GOLD MEDAL FLOUR THIS COUPON' IS WORTH 25 'CENTS to 'apply iipon the purelisixe of a 49-poiintl sack of GOLD MEDAL FLOUR nt your grocer's. ' My name is SI root Address Town Name of grocer - ;.. Not Good After May 19, 1923 Redeemable by Medford Crocery Co. Wholesale Prices! We Vrifi mount not to exceed two high quality, fully giiaranteed tires at absolutely .wholesale prices on the first one hundred cars that appears at our station with this advertisement. Quaker State Oils Associated Products Shell Products Armory Service Station Pacific Highway at Jackson St, Medford, Oregon Armstrong & Wolff ' WHY?- LISTEN WHEAT The most nourishing food grain in the world. ' GLUTEN That quality in wheat which causes flour ' ' to rise.. ' . ' ' WATER The ingredient which, when mixed with ' gluten, starts the rising process. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. Unusually strong in Glu ten and rising qualities. ' ABSORPTION Unusually strong in Gold Medal Flour, which drinks lip water and makes , bread volume. . ' 1 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Absorbs more water than .soft flours. It's a thirsty flour, conse quently an economical flour. THEREFORE : Gold Medal Flour is the reason for more and better bread. That's why: ' USE WATER freely that is, 'if you also use GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Valuable, Present to Your Grocer Today