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Ye Smudge Pot
liy Arthur Ferry
The Teapot Dome oil lease scandal
Is almost aa bad as the purchase, in
the name of patriotism, of the avail
able supply of ink eradicator. at $22
per qt., and draining the treasury to
have four bridles for every four
legged animal on earth. This was to
win the war. Many will recall how
every time a note was penned to the
Imperial German government In those
days, cousins, brothers-in-law, and
others close to the throne strolled
down into Wall St., and returned with
the spondulicks. They called them
the "peace note leaks." Then there
was the slogan of the Kprurc division:
40 miles of railroad for every sapling.
There is some talk of disarranging
the spring lecture Itinerary of the
Governor, with a recall election.
Quite a contest Is going on In the
residential paved lono district to de
termine whether the street proper is a
skating rink or a speedway.
SERVE WITH A PHA YKIt -
(Albany Itcmix-nit)
John Miller, who got hurt so
i he can't work when he tried to
help a man get his wife from In
front of a train in Chicago, is
t. destitute now in Los Angeles find
can not support his family. In
view of his sufferings the C'arne
- gle hero fund commission has
awarded him a bronze medal,
which his wife and children no
doubt will enjoy eating.
The .way to tone down the fungus
growth of candidates at every election
Is to pass a Constitutional amendment
providing that any candidate who ha
been running for 20 years, and has
14 defeats to his rredlt. take the
pledge not to do it anymore.
Spring Is here. Xon-fortune tell
ing gypsies have started swapping
homes for used cars.
I wonder on which side the angel
are fighting, whether on the side of
the dry a. who, by the way, ure now
In a position to give the country an
Intelligent liquor law if the Ird
would but enlighten them, or on the
side of the exasperated wets, who
have common sense and science with
them, yet are handicapped by the l-a-i
reputation of the bottle. (The Out
look). Another crack like this, and
the, author will be hanged for inde
cent exposure of horse sense.
. NATION MAY IIAVK TO 8WAL
I Ay W McA DOO f Hdllne Po rt la n d
Telegram). A trifle rough on the
gulpers, but evidently the only way
to get rid of him.
THE Mt'FFIiEO KNOCK
Eugene Urgt-iiT)
The K. K. club met with Miss
Elida Maarnnen on Monday even
Ing. Candy was the occupation
of the evening, both making and
rating. .
A LADY TALKS
j.' 8he don't like me. and I don't like
her. That's why we kiss each other.
Yes, the party he is with now. is his
tfparrlng partner. Hain't she got
funny ears. The duflappcr "Mirks out.
Instead -of hanging down. That's why
them Egyptian earrings dangle over
the hinge of the Jaw. Instead of the
,big .neck muscle, where they belong.
Neer slap a child on the ear, or you
: Impair their hearing. It's all right
J, for their Maws to Jab holes In their
own. This Chink game gets me down.
' I' I hooked the North Wind from Mr.
Ah Sing, and chop-ueyed. Then
n everybody looked at me like I'd
- kicked an ace off the bottom of the
! - deck with my little finger. Mucky
P hi, no foolee! I came bark from that
waits. 'with a mangled right foot. I
heard all about the opportunity he
U missed, though. It was where he
, li couldn't step on It. 100 times out of
C 99 she get the cart behind the horse.
P Awful deceitful. Had a tooth yanked.
8 Declared It never hurt. That's the
X Kind of He he liven. And, when he
C finished his soup, he butts Into th.
h plcL and ylp: Kurwia?" I
(J don't know yet whether he was mad
; 1 a the soup, or the way things are
f': shaping up. S I soothed him with.
II "Eat your meatskl. We won't bump
d off the Car til! the sun goes downskl."
Mm a wage slave, and a nice dresser.
Gee whin! It's 11 hells, no bread
whacked, and not a tin spoon rubbed
with ih silver jiolish -j,.,..
MUST WE
TX THE MIDST of the Teapot
J- than ever to arouse any public
and yet an inconspicuous item in
effect 111011 the history of our country than the present political up
heaval in Washington.
This item merely stated that American war ships had been ordered
to remain in Mexican waters. While this announcement may lead to
no sensational developments, it emphasizes the fact that the De La
Ifuerta revolution is not dwindling as rapidly as some people imag
ined it would and that Uncle Sam, being committed to Obregon's sup
port, may at no distant date, have another little war on his hands.
Imagine what would have happened, for example, if the Cruiser
Tacoma, instead of striking the
mine, with the loss of its captain
'Remember the Maine' incident would have been immediately ere
bted.
And such an eventuality is not at all improbable. In spite of Sec
retary Hughes warning, there is no doubt that many Mexican har
bors on the East coast have been mined by De La Iluerta. As long
as American warships remain there, the danger of contact with one
of them, can't very well be avoided.
This does not mean the present administration has blundered in
;ts recognition and support of Obregon. The present government in
Mexico is the best government that country has had in many years,
and its retention is necessary for the welfare of Mexico and the con
tinuation of peace beyond the Rio Cirande. The American govern
ment, moreover, has been entirely within its rights, from the stand
point of international law.
Hut facts, nevertheless, are farts. And there is no fact more cer
tain in Mexico, than that where one revolution is put down, ten are
not. The Mexican temperament abhors stability, as Nature abhors a
vacuum.
So unless there is a marked and fairly immediate change in the
situation, t'nele Sam will be forced either to take t lie tarpaulins
from the gun muzzles or to confess defeat and at least a diplomatic
humiliation. -"j?!'
The realities of the situation, therefore, might well be referred to
Mr. Hok for his serious consideration.
AN AUTHORITATIVE OPINION.
THE MAIL TRIHl'XE calls attention to the statement of High
way Engineer Klein in yesterday's issue thntspaving a highway
is only justified when the "average traffic is GOO vehicles a day.'
When less than that the proper highway is gravel r macadam.
" Wuffsaid."
' QUILL
A reckless driver is one who
tri Mexico a candidate doesn't
lias the machine guns.
People were naujjhty, even in
iiheralism.
About the only improvement Art has made in this generation con
sists in a haircut.
A man never realizes how weak he is until he tries to quit smoking
or meets a feminine book agent.
Frame your oil stock certificate alongside your sheepskin. It also
means you have learned something.
Never throw away anything.
can sell it to the government.
Some people think they are fundamentalists just because they be
lieve their enemies are going to helL
There will be no more cow-milking contests in Washington, but
the. bull-throwing contests will continue as usual. '
Nature is stubborn, and doubtless she will continue tlic policy of
evolution even though people get. mad about it
l!ik should not lie discouraged
once. Christ's jieace plan hasn't
Correct this sentence: "You
Hie radio fan; "station COD came
Rippling
ft
;fottrfen
GOOD
TIIK TINSMITH fixed my Sunday mit. and made it good as
new; the man who does good work like that finds other jobs
in view. His fame encompasses the town, his services are sought ;
his patrons gossip, up mid down, about how well he wrought. Xow
many people take their tiles to Ton. the Tinsmith's lair; they seek
his humble jint with smiles, and leave their bonnets there. And
every patron tells his friends how well the work was done, and
every hour some voter wends to hand Tom useful num. Tis al
ways thus with those who do their tasks exceeding well, no mat
ter if they make a shoe or run a tall hotel. The village black
smith fixed lyy watch, that always ran too slow; he made of it a
ghastly botch, and now it will not go. And as I push myself around
I tell the grastly tale, of how the blacksmith filed and ground my
wteh to no avail. And people shudder as they list, and cry, "Ods
marmalade! If this be so, we wot and wist he will not get our
trade!" The blacksmith stands before his door and wonders why
in heck the eager citizens no more to his grey smithy trek. Tis
always thus with those who slight the task in hand today, who
care net if they do it right, so that they get their pay.
BTI t l-ESfl V'
FIGHT MEXICO?
Dome hulabaloo, it is more difficult
interest in the Mexican situation
yesterday's news may have more
reef off Tampico, had struck a rebel
and three of the crew. Another
POINTS
pusses you in spite of all you can do.
care who lias the. delegates if li
the old days, but they didn't call it
There may be another war and you
if his peace plan isn't accepted at
been accepted yet.
left too soon last night," lamented
in perfectly clear after you left."
Rhnmos
OS
WORK.
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-V c'-'-'s e eiti. wne.,e.n, I I hamnertatn'
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Nofd Phyicia and Author
Signed Utters training to potomi
win wmrN vt ur. arma? n a mmpu, Mir iMrwM HvelaM It .nclotM.
Letten should b. brif and writtan in ink. Owing to th largo numbar of kHara pacaind. only
a few can be answered hare. No reply can be ma-it to queries not conforming to instructions
Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this newspaper. .
Woolortcr
A hobby I mean to cultivate If
ever I set totally disabled within the
meaning of the clause in my insur
ance policy Is the
collection of oddi
ties and novelties
In the way of
titles. Take Rus
kin's Notes on the
Cons t ruction of
Shoepfolds.
. The correspon
dent who seizt-d
nur pulpit the
other day to dis
cuss the charac
teristics by which
the layman may
recognize the competent physician.
suKctsted as one means of separating:
the sheep from the goats in the heal
ing world, that the layman should
know whether his prospective phv-Hir-ian
is a graduate from a class A
school or the product of some low
sjrade diploma mill. Hhe urged that
I publish a complete list of the class
A medical schools of America, to
enable people to apply this test.
But such a test is too fallible, for
even the class A schools turn out
some utterly incompetent graduates
and on the other hand, if a man has
the muff, he may be a leader in and
nn honor to the profession, even tho
he be graduated from a low grade
school. It In not enough to separate
tho "sheep from the goats. We must
sort the sheep in turn. And that's a
difficult proposition because it comes
down to individuality, character, per
sonality.
The class A schools are the only
schools at present worthy of patron
age, in my Judement.. when a stu
dent purposes to study.medicine, it is
a regrettable mistake 'for a boy or
gir to begin the study of medicine to
day In any of the low grade schools
which, by the way, are quite as ex-
pensive, sometimes more expensive.
nan the class A schools. It is up to
hone responsible for the choice of a
school to determine whether a given
school is a class A -institution before
launching the young student upon a
nedical course or even the premedi-
a course. j, ,
Since the recent exposure of medi
al diplomn frauds it has been freely
barged that about a'fourth of the
'doctors' in many communities are
humbugs, illegally practicing. If you
tre verv liberal indet-d with the sig
nificance of the wod "doctor." that
is probably true, for some folk gen
erously grant this (.formerly signifi
cant title to all sorts- of fad healers
who have as much .right to it as tho
lassical Kentucky Colonel" had to
his courtesy title. , But If "doctor"
refers to the bona fide title, M. D..
loctor of medicine, then the report
;s greatly exaggerated, for not more
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Opted Right
HE ATTENDS a school
...
THAT'S QUITE a ways
.
FROM WHERE he lives
...
AND MOST every day
...
THEY TAKE him there
....
AND IF they can
. .
THEY CALL for him
.
WHEN SCHOOL is out '
...
BfT IF they can't
...
HE WALKS back home
...
AND THE other day
...
HE HAD to walk
...
AND THE next morning
...
THEY WERE goins down
...
RIVERSIDE AVENUE
...
AND A certain minuter
. '
WHO I.IVES their way
. . .
WAS WALKING along
...
AND SO they stopped
...
AND PICKED him up
. .
AND THIS minister
...
IS A very nice man
...
AND SO apreoablo
...
AND THEY talked of boys
...
AND ABOUT pnins to school
...
AND THIS boy's father
...
MENTIONED THE fact
...
1 HAT THE day before
...
HIS HOY had walked
...
THE WHOLE mile homo
...
AND THE minister
...
PATTED THE boy approvingly
...
AND SAID unto the boy
.
SO THAT'S what you did
...
WALKED ALL that wyr
a, ewtTtv neenea raywi
Malta and hygiene, not to dliem diagnosis or
'a Klcnma
than 2 per cent of the bona fide
physicians practicing in the commu
nity are without legal license. J i
If r were compelled to choose ;a
physician in a strange community.
I'd like to have some assurance that
my doctor was a member of the local,
state or provincial and national med
ical societies, I'd prefer him a mar
ried man. Not that I do not trust an
unmarried doctor, you understand,
but I have a queer notion that every
doctor should have a baby to teach
him a great lesson sympathy.
On the other hand there are some
trademarks which would make me
shy off from any alleged healer; we'll
consider those marks In a forthcom
ing issue.
QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS.
And tobacco Stuff.
Please send me at once any pamph
lets you may have about the effects
of cigarets on boys, moral, intellectual
or physical. O. V. G.
Answer I have none, because I
doubt whether such tracts accomplish
any good. It Is a most regrettable
step in the wrong direction, from all
three viewpoints, when a boy takes to
using tobacco under the age of 21.
The Unfailing Reaction.
December 3 last, you answered the
question, ::What is best for catarrh?"
by saying there was no such condi
tion as catarrh. I would like to have
you tell me, then, what is the trouble
in my head which forms a mucus
that constantly drops back in my
throat. An old doctor told me years
ago it was catarrh and that a change
of climate was the only thing that
would help me- Miss L- S. E.
Answer And if I could tell you
what is the matter without having ex
amined you I'd be only too pleased
to do so.- The term "catarrh" is really
meaningless: there is no definite dis
ease condition identified under such
a name.
Like David Copporflcld.
A discussion has prompted me to
write you regarding a child born with
what science calls a veil. This, they
claim, is the reason Ann Eva Fay
can look into the future. Is there
any scientific ground for the belief? ,
R. J. B- I
Answer Srience doesn't call It a!
veil. It happens very commonly. Of;
course there is no basis for the su-j
perstition attached to it. The scien-!
tific explanation, which I cannot give!
here, would probably satisfy your
doubts about that.
Tho Retinal Reflex.
Child 14 months old. When you
look at her a certain way there is a
crimson color in her eves. I am quite
worried over it. Mrs. R. G- C-
Answer You mean by lamplight.
It is quite normal. You catch the ret
inal reflex; you have nothing to worry
over.
By Mike
"YES. SIR," replied the boy
...
"AND LET me tell you
...
"ITS A h'l of a long walk" .
...
AND THE minister
....
STIFFENED VP a little
AND THE father grew red
...
BUT DIDN'T Bay anything
...
AND GRIPPED the wheel
...
AND LOOKED straight ahead
...
AND THIS morning he told me
. .
ABOUT THE whole affair
AND ASKED as a favor ;
THAT I write it up'
...
IN "THE Town Talk Column"
...
BECAUSE HE lacked the nerve
...
TO TELL the minister
THEY DIDN't 'indulge
...
IN ANY such language
'. ...
AROUND THE house
...
THAT REALLY and truly
...
ITS THE only swear word
...
THE BOY ever used
...
THAT HE knew about
...
AND SO I did
.
I THANK you.
COLDS
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Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tablets every three hours
until three dotes are taken. Tbe first
dw always gives relief. Tbe second
and third doses completely break up the
cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Con
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use Tape a Cold Compound." Prioe,
thirty-five cent. Druggists guarantee it.
Wcarln our hearts oh our
sleeves hain't so bad, but girls
ought t keep titer souls out o'
tlier eyes. Ford Is out o til presi
dential race, but ne still have his
backers, an' tli' worst of It Is,
Uiey hardly ever look around be
fore Utcy back.
1
COMMUNICATIONS
More About Ruch Highway.
To the Editor: .
Please accept my hearty congratu
lations for your diagnosis of Medford-Jacksonvjlle-FUich
pavement plan.
This was the opportune time to
economize and appease the wrath of
people living on lateral arteries who
are practically mudded In right now,
although the season has been the
driest in years.
However, I was Informed last
spring bv one of Gardner's lieuten
ants that the road was to be paved,
right or wrong. You notice some
real estate fronts on main stem in
Jacksonville that must be improved.
I am a' firm believer In good roads,
but at reasonable $xPense- Part of
graveling in Sams Valley district has
cost fronf -$3.7& to $6.25 per cubic
yard. Bunkers, that cost $250 fell
over almost' first load and never re
built, but new lumber was brought
in and more graft distributed. Now.
let's move the courthouse to Medford
if we have to shake the bottom out of
hell to do it. We must see to it that
we elect a jndge and commissioner
who are -with us.
Not a single person on this side of
river, so far as J .can learn, was in
favor of the paving. -
Some Ruch farmers told me yester
day, that they didn't want the pave
ment. Am betting odIs that more
than 50 .per cent of signers of peti
tion were not taxpayers.
L. M. SWEET;
F.eagle. Ore., Jan.
! DYE
Sweaters Waists Draperies
Skirts Dresses Ginghams
Coats Kimonos Stockings
Diamond Dyi
Each 15-otnt package of "Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so simple any
woman can dve or tint any old, worn,
fsded thine new. even if she has never
dred before. CJioose any color at drug
store.
Kodak Finishing
for those who demand the best.
Swem's Studio
217 E. Main
Medford
WE HAVE AN
EXPERIENCED
BOILERMAKER
repairing and rebuilding done,
estimates free.
MEDFORD IKON WORKS
1155 N. Central Ave. Phone 40
Expert
Mechanics
Frank Brown
who has been an expert auto
mechanic in Medford for
several years is now with the
J. C. ROBINSON
GARAGE
1009 West Main
This garage is well equip
ped for all kinds of work and
guarantees prompt service
and first class work.
THE GREATEST THING IS THE
WORLD
by Laurel Gra
For Men Only
1. Show me a man who refuses
to believe what the ladies tell him and
I'll show you a man who has enough
i sense to have
been born a wom
an. 2. I never be
come very excited
when I hear a
man b o a a 1 1 ng
that he is off en
us women for
life; there's a
strange glitter in
his eyes which I
know means he
Is wondering
whether, the next
woman he falls
in love with will have blue eyes.
3. The most awful thing you men
can do when you are talking to Gladys
Is to suddenly call her "Rose," and
then try to square It. It's Just one of
those things that cannot be squared.
4. The tradition that women wear
curl-papers and Mother Hubbards In
the morning has been the cause of
many a man falling in love with his
bride all over again If she ham the
common sense to omit these relics of
1889.
5. The man who lies about his age
to the girl he afterward marries has a
terrible standard to live up to. -. If he
puts on five years, he must get five
years more of wisdom and forbear- .
ance somehow. If he takes off five,
he must cut away five years of cyni
cism, suspicion and distrust, to say
nothing of his palpitation and Hyer
trouble. . : .
WHOOPING COUGH
Hard on child hard on parents.
Control dreadful whooping and
conghing. help to qnlet sleep with
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Every uaer-ia a friend'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I have r.prentrd tiie people of Jackaon
Count, one t.rm in the Stat, lrgialatur. and
'..I that the lfUUtirr riparlance gained haa
'",e;1 ,or larger and more practical arnica
in the future.
I therefore announce m.aclf as a pendidaro
'or th. Ht-it. Representative subject to Uifl
.publican primary.
vdT- RALPH COWGH.L. . ,
I hereby announce my candidary for re-flee-ion
aa on. of the two reprewitatirea from
lackson County to the State Legislature, eub-.ec-t
to the May primary.
I feel that my previous aervice (n the legists
rure enables me to better serve the people.
M- JOHN 11. CAR KIN.
SHERIFF
I.h.rfh Inimniu mv.-ir - i .
'inmination of -Sheriff o'f J.ickson County on the
epubhcun ticket.; subject to the voters of said
in.1 elected I pledge myself and the deputies
whom I ahall. appoint to enforce all laws. Inc
luding the lsth Amendment with efficiency
n-1 economy. If you do not want the laws eo
orced. do not vote for me. .
W. tf. I. A. LYONS, Central Point.
As a randidate in the Republican primaries
for the ntti- of t,..ifr I .1
define my pomrion on the future conduct of that
My experience as s deputy sheriff of Jackson
County, and as a State Traffic Officer, has
taught me that no peace officer can give satis
factory and efficient service to the public when
his authority and responsibility are shsred by
another. The present unsatisfactory law en
forcing conditions is Isrgely sttribuUble to
divided authority between sntagonistio peace
olficers, elements tbst are certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useless eipense.
If elected I shall insist upon and erpect to
Vi!J..,!,.Ii-,rt" P"'rra duties
of Sheriff in this County, and it follows that I
vnl he uncomnromii'ititw nniuwi - .-i..
1 .15 Federal Agent with whom I
pledge full snd complete cooperation. I am in
thorough accord with both the letter and spirit
.I the prohibition laws and pledge my active
snd untiring efforts in their enforcement.
AUv- J. J. McMAHON.
' CORONER
I hereby announce myself ss candidate on
tbe republican ticket, for nomination at the com
itut pn mary for the office of coroner ol Jackson
county.
By virtue of my profession ss an undertaker.
I feel that l have every qualification and the
necessary equipment to properly handle any du
nes which may arise.
All,-U- H. W. CONOER.
I sm republican candidate for reelection
rMriMMav l Jcks """"T subject to prl- "
I'latfouii: Eiperlence, personal attention,
economic management. Being a substantial
uapsver I sm interested in the economical
management of all county offices.
Adv. tf. . '..
.vn.-v A. 1-r.KU
COUNTY CLERK
I announce myself as a candidate for the re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
to the primary in May. If elected I promise to
perform the duties of my office In an econotn
tesl and business-like manner. -Adv.
tf. W. It CRASIMLL. Eagle Point
I hereby announce myself ss a candidate os
the republican ticket for nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk st the Msy plrmarlea.
I have for the past five veers been a deputy
county clerk and am familiar with .very branch
of the office, and if elected. I will give doe. at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con- '
lident that I will prove worthy of vour auo-
DKI.II.IA STEVENS.
Mv- Medford R. P. D. 1.
I sm a candidate for the office of County
llerk. on the republican ticket, subject to the
primary on May IS.
If elected County Clerk 1 will give to the
office that high degree of efficiency which the
peopl- are Justified (n demanding of a public
official
Adv.U CARL T. TEN0WALH. Medford.
' - TREASURER
I am candidate for the republican nomina
tion lor a second term aa Treasurer of Jackson
county, subject to the May primary. If nom
inate.! and elected I will conduct the office as in
the past, in accordance with the I awe of the
A. C. WALKER. Ads. tf
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Bellerliuf that I may be of aerrlc to the
people of Jackson county I hereby submit soy
candidacy for the republican nomination for
Judge of the County Court at the May net-wit-
W. J. HARTZKLL. AdvVtt
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT '
.v t, ,""-''t'' st the May primaries for
the Republican nomination . aa County School '
Superintendent of Jakn .
served the county for the and a half ware
as county euperlntfnd.nl, and will, if araln
elected, work earnestly lor th. cause ot educa
tion aa heretofore.
"v" SL'SANNK HOMES CARTER.
COrXTY ASSKSSOIt
I am a rnndlilafo for rrnomlnatlon
on tho Itptiulilirnn ticket for the
offic. of County Aswwnr. subjoct to
tho May primary. If nominated and
..fr".1 P'"1" l!v tho aama
efficient nenrlr In th conduct of the
office thai t hav In the past, and
will continue to work for a better
equalization of property vnlu.su
AUv.U . ... . J. U, COLEMAN.