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3 o o .TtTSTC 4. nrrtnroTCr) matt; trtbuxr METrrorcT). ot?e".ont, tittrdav. PAflE TOUT. 1920. ; liy ufltif tho Mftv.f knows rluule ' fahrlt- r I'rntUift, Mrs. ntid sr nrrivei: o'clo to 111 the ' for offh I- PAfi fcuFOKD Mail ikibun? aJ INDEPENDENT NPWKriVKB LINKED pvvnv ArrwtvuOM MOT" , HIINDAT, IIT THE Uedlud Sunday Hwaln( Hun to roralabart crnwra daairtiig lb. mww '""'J r 'tc: Mai) 1 17-10 Fir itreet. Phone 76. Tho entjMiuioHdBtion of the Dpmocnfta Tlmee, th wouther tfonl Mill, ttit Mwlforu irtmrne. ww Xiiul in Awhiand Tribune diction U ROBKKT W HUHI,, Kriitnr. 'in-Ohablo V 8. HUMPTKK SMITH, Hrnntf. lllid for Ad-anre: ' morroW. with Buiulaf Hun, jw .... irreeaMi Uy. with HmnUy Huikf month ... 7 i ti . without Kuiirtir Hun, year .. low I Ilk I'nV wltiiout 8uuUaf Hun, month fell lust MhU Tribune, one jrear -vhh us -5 j buq. Q"1 yr ...7.6ql .. .66 .. s on .. J.Od l.urJ bl OAHHIKR lo Mt-dfoni. Aehland, Jarkeon Inst. IN1)!. Onirel Poliit, I'hovnli, Talent tnd w ' Utar: . Dance g,7jy, irt, Sundar Run, month I -76 Wlj, without Uunilay Hun, month Ob tally, without Sunday Hun, one year... 7.60 YoHlt'i Uy, with Hunday Hun, one year 8.d0 piirtmentiH Urine by carrier, caah In advance. 'XMniuted ai aerond-clRBB matter at Medford ,-1iitO(l Uifco,,, undar act of March 8, 187- AltiOTj, Ore., nri r.iif.,riiiii. rtiHiBiiii of over 400 Itofon. havlna leaaed wire Aaaoclaled Pieaa Bpnrh. rtcc . For sni AetoHated I'reaa la firluaivi-ly entitle Alton lh 'r republication of all newe dia ....ii.tl... erw'ftwl f" It r not othpnr.ee cmllteti iHiiniinr-(Wi pairer, and aUo to the local new pub- MIkh Wrt hrrrla ployed iU right of republication of apacUl dla ney (M)''".. , "1.,?'t "T1"1' for a fry, i .ford. V nt tho of 1 .1 acknotv Art Ye Smudge Pot Br AHliur Vcrrf. Fori y ronlKtciepon tlooB not rain ennush po Htuto tiinM f,,r her own uh, but look ut of th'H0 Welcome Hlns to tourists, fullforn m Vo Owing to winter m'ttliiK In enrly, Choup. ft fy W11B unuMo to got in tho olnt ent, tho sugar bowl, and tho puate DODHON AN8WHH8 CHAHOB OF ,U!NKB.M DHIVINO IN JUSTICE )UHT i.Mrtllnp ltukiT, Ore, Demo- Hio vu:1"'' . No l'1"c0 for " ii-o m ' llivtna i Kvor ho ufUMl, a "klnR (if tho bnot nilllurKK,iH" HplH UP n nt 111 on Main Ntroot, tliiif lA IliHtHtH on bohiK nrroHlod. lmvo 1 -,. , Mrs. 1 The Rood people nil thlH vicinity Kim thcred nt the pnrk nnd Knve It a vnROtnerfii clenn-up on Sutnrdny. (Cor roule,B Oiuctte-Tlniea.) While the bad In CoVopio watched 'em. and hT- r ' . , ounly TJIDAY'S IIOKHIIII.K TIH TII for h,. ; V . (I'orlland Jolinuil) outlni.,"!,, tho United States nennte lie. pho d f olt he wan Hurroundcd, almottt lure i-uffucnicd by It. It led him to Htreai mke tne fnniotm remark Hint If 1Tm he prohibition amendment had Tract 'b.en acted on behind closed ford, torH In secret sessloly.Jt would,. Kfytot have Kt IfO votes In tho aen rrod" ttt()t nu om, PVI,r contradicted that View of the then presldliiK Ktie.il ufxlcer of the annum body. Uarr, :. il. t. jty ft votp wf tl0 HiiiidlnKcrs, Inc., 1 lriilll1c - Amainanuited Oet-Away-From vor 'lonie-At-NlKht rluln, tho" name of " klcoholiis, occult wonder of Up and ! . .''omlnK Circles, has been changed to "'"Uknll, ,.nry I ,.' y ltussln now frankly mnntfontH her 'llallkc of America. As America knot lUHala from starving for thrco yenn nltul, here la good irrouiiilB for tho dislike. M WANTKD A thrifty plR welKhlnK ford. 10 to till lbs. J. V. llonebrake. Hose-lUI-sr. Itt. 2.- (lloReblll'R Nows-Ue- rtMHi 1 I-llu.,i.Pt, ..t .... ....,1..., '""'tnd CoolldKc trnlt, In the lower order. t F J Oil A nll rl"C Inst r, t. Tif for1 A CAXIHIIATK Mill SIIMK.ItlFI." OPKNS HIS CA.MI'AUiN . (INirllniul tkri'Koiilaii) , C. C. VerKUSoll. chief of police of NewherK and father of Atlsa Keriruson, was credited with saying- that no daughter of his could teach school when the prin cipal believed in evolution mid smoked clKarettes, Kiin.1,,1. in......!.., ..-I..... l.-.l 11 - ennt to the barn be found one of hi .horses unable to stand on one of his hlnd legs. It was shot. (Mercyvllle ... Items.) Justifiable, If l;d wanted his ,n(leR stood on tidy Kord-1'oupe. of the local tlrlt (Kh set refused to ko with the bunch on a picnic leal vulgar! llsh society on a picnic, as bunch Is A grammat ical vulgarism, nnd t used In Kng- Aiy Cnuiie visited the v(.,," 1,1 1,11 inrt'e miles anove (htho forks of the AppU-gate last Sun day. so Honest, upright, honorable, Clnis- Stlan young man. .17. single, desires nnilllxn Vn.,.1 b.,.1. I. ...II.. A. ....... j.. ...... --- ..a n i,.,ti.. . nuiiirm 1 tl.. , w . , t. ., ... u.., i, iiiii mi liv'i .urie a I ip- Ucate.) Ho may be all he says he Is. n.but 37 Is not considered young. a T1IKY MAKK KINK P1I,UVS ' (Baltimore Sun) nKlne feathers do not mnko ftno. birds, p Some ancient gent remark. T Hut there was something- wrong where his I Intelligence was parked. That dope Is on the frtu today, i Herhnps was never true. .For making birds and mortals fine '.4 I Just what fottthfMt do. iTakr nmvlp qtiornit or orioles '' 1 And pluck their fine array And oriole art careawwes "'. . And fiueena hut common clny. - You couldn't loll klnj: from alnvo Did each not drew hts part: Tho duke, with ermine rubes removed Might drive an apple cart. " Perhaps It should not be that clothe And feathers thus should be For man nnd bird the ready mark Of high and low degree. The man who works In o oralis .May be as good at he Who struts ."nind in swallow-tails And simpeis over ten. ' JJut men h.tve Fiiperfiet.tl minds And juit-f by tint's on top. An you distinguish Pevtl IVg 4- From fireman, goh or cop. . jrnd io fln0fenthers make fine birds In aptt of other views fc.lse nri-'le:.nlght well be wrena 'And .ovte queens sell shoe. i THE SCHOOL rnplIB DECISION. of the United States Supreme Court in the JL Oregon Coiiipulwiry Seliool case surprises no one familiar with its jirovisions anil tho provisions of the American constitution. The surprising feature of the controversy is that the lenders in fnrvor of the School Hill, claimeil to he, anil many siucercly bcliev dl themselves to be, better Americans than those who opposed (he measure. It wus in the mime of 100 per cent Americanism Hint the meas ure wiis pussed in this state, and heard, was that of a return to the to the traditions of our forefathers. , But .the Supreme Court, by unanimous decision, held that the jiroponenls of the measure were attacking the principles of the constitution in which they professed so strongly to believe, and its opponents were in reality the defenders of those princiides of per sonal liberty upon which this government was founded. As The Mail Tribune pointed out at the time, there was and is a decided difference between favoring the public school Nystem and favoring the exclusion of every other system of education. The question became not one of education, but one of individual rights, whether the question of a child's education should be a matter of Mate authority or parental authority. The Supreme Court and the lower court decided that the parents comes first.'thaMhc state comes second; the parent has the supreme right to decide what type of education the child shall have; the state can not dictate the type, but them conform to a proper standard of education and Americanism. This decision is strictly in accord with the letter and the spirit tf the American constitution. The trouble with the proponents of the measure licing that they were not familiar with the letter of the document, and in their misunderstood zeal, had become alienated from its spirit of liberty and tolerance. QUILL The hard part is to reconcile policy. In the old days confession was a religious exercise, not litera ture. . . , Modernism : An unhappy agnostic ridiculing a' Christian who is happy. Hick complex : Let's not listen." A fSir-flung empire would he all tax money so far. ; Movie people like patrons who see a show several times if they don't do it at one sitting. fix . Another aid to longevity is utter lack of curiosity concerning how fast sho will go. More fights than usual arc hooked for June, gilism, not matrimony. It is hard to be a leader in America. You can't tell which way tho darned crowd is going. Americanism: Itescnting the other lawyer's sass; rejoicing when your lawyer sasses tho other side. The country is safe while most defeat of the home team. Warning: Von are more easily get out of breath while chasing it. An experienced tourist is one Ki-ound or a dumping ground. Soft drinks make fans less dangerous, perhaps; but another l-eed of tho times is soft pop bottles.' "Keducing your food consumption requires will power." if you've been trying to pick winners at the races. RipplingRhijinQS WEDDED W HEX ALGERNON I'P.IOIIN de Vere beseeehed tho dam sel for her hand, Jane she took a firm, determined stand. "I'd surely liko to bo your bride," she said, in accents low and sweet, "if you are willing to provide all things we wear and use and eat. For many years I've been a clerk in Boob A: Bulger's beeswax store, and I would gladly quit that work to be your own.- forevermore. But if I. quit that grievous task, which brings ine in some iron men, you mustn't plan to have me ask to get my old job back again. Too often in these modern days n damsel weds somo tinhorn gent, and then goes back to work to raise the coin he needs to pay the rent. Your little sunbeam I will be, and make your home a haven nice, if you will pledge yourself to me that I won't have to raise the price." "I fear that scheme would never do," said Algernon, with downcast dome; "it takes the salaries of two these modern days, to run home. I counted on your handsome wage to help us buy a motor ear, to patronize the helpful stage, and take us where the bright lights art1." "I may be preju diced." she said, and donned her enstlv snow-white lid, "I may be wrong but when I wed. I wish to do as mother did. She supervised our household jys. she cooked the meal nnd swept the stair, and traiue a family of buys with iSaidt'tia sandwiched here and there. She toiled around her quilting frame and went a-shopping ttrough the grad, and recked not whence the Ko pecks eame that sort of thing was up to dal." BILL DECISION. one of the most frequent appeals principles of the constitution and can regulate all types, and make POINTS a pacific policy and a Facfiic 'The man is advancing ideas we never heard of. right if it didn's require flinging This refers to pu- of its suffering is caused by the overcome by temptation if you who can tell whether it's a picnic Not BLISS. Jimpson made her platform elear, CROSS-WORD PUZZI.H SIOKY ALL FOR STYLE The barliei takes out his shears and 1 -3-5-7 1 ihry go and of) gots my hair! I hope he won't "-13-17 of) my ears! 5-ft he does 1-2 I ' am sure 3-4 one would blame me for howling loudly ! 2-4-61 Ol Ol My but I thought he had them I The barber wears a while V-10-11-12 and oh I always 13-14-15-16 him to be very careful lot il certainly does add 12-16-20 vears lo my life to have him snipping about my ears I I am only seven but he'll have me every bit of seven 17-18-19-21) before he is through! Bui bobbed hau is all the K-l 1-15. 19 just now and 1 simply must be . in style. The barber said he had a lump of gold 10-14-18 on his barber shelf. Father says that it is a piece just mined. ' Answer To 13-5 81218 (basket), 2-4 6 9-H-20 23 2S (nice), 2125-31 (pot). 10 11 7 C'O. k."). 24-25 (no), 16 - 17 - 18 Copyright, ID26, by The Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D SJ.iiw KtUn Mrtalnln, to wraoui VMImtnt. Will bo sniwomd bv Dr. Rrariv Iff Litton ohould'bo brlof and wrltton Is Ink. Owln, to Ui, Ura. numbor of lottoro rooolvod, only oon bo onoworod horo. No reply ou bo moil. U .uorlo. rat oontorojlnf U InotiiMtloM nmmwwmm VI. WWIIllWII Onwy, IT WO OT UIH SOWPOPM. Whut Is There probably Is a great deal of truth in tho common notion that certain Individuals are more suscep tible to certain disease than other n d 1 v iduala and that a given indi vidual is more 3pjSBfc- tlme tlmn n0 ia i r'jr ttt anotnor ns 'or MtP)m instance, when his general health has been impaired by bad hygiene. The attribute or- characteristic on which this variable degree of sus ceptibility or Immunity depends is usually called resistance, and while students of pathology and physicians give the question of resistance much consideration in dealing with all of the infectious germ, diseases, the laity hears little 'about resistance except in reference to those Infections or germ diseases which even the old fogy health of flows and. the old-fashioned doctors nor admit are what they really mean when they speak of "common colds." The theory of "lowered resistance' rests upon exceedingly poor ground, we find when we come to examine the foundations. It Is a curious cir cumstance that tho respiratory infec tlon resistance to - -which we can scientifically determine and measure, by means of the Schick test, is never attributed do exposure to cold or wet any more. The best scien Timely Views on World Topics "King Alfonso Homo Made. Holy War of Mooor Conflict," Says 1 banes. Dlasco Ibanez has Just published an other pamphlet discussing "What the Spanish Republic Will Be," and an swers supporters of King Alfonso, who have said that the novelist, who is au thor of the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." wants a republic in Spain to satisfy his ambi tion to occupy its highest office. "Those who know me," Ibanex writes in the pamphlet published by his American represen t a 1 1 v e s, "cannot lend credence to such suppositions. I desire a republic horniiRA f nm more PHASCoieNEz. of a Spaniard than Alfonso XIII. I am disposed to do whatever lies in my power In order ihat Spain may be freed of royalty: but once the republic has triumphed I desire to see new men joining with the older patriots to govern tho young re public, and I shall be glad to be left to one side to enjoy In silence the mor al satisfaction of having accomplished a great task for the good of my coun try. It would not be fitting, however, that I should abandon the republic in the first movement of its triumph. I wiii serve long as the republic needs me and In whatever capacity she de sires." 'Again Assails Regime In the earlier assault on the king Ihanex had charged that Alfonso pro voked the war in Africa in order to pone as a Napoleon before the Spanish people. I bane i said that when the Spanish arms failed Alfonso conspired to accomplish the coup d'etat of Primo de Hi vera, thus preventing an investi gation. As a result Ibanex war 'con victed of treason in Spain, and efforts were made to prosecute him in France, where he was living. In the pamphlet issued now he discusses again the war against the Moors. '"Mtguellto A? Jere,'the grand cap tain of Alfonso's regime." he says, "has Invented a new kind of tactics. He has given money to the Moors so that they will allow him to fall back unmolested, and he has presented them with rifles and all kinds of materials with which the yUter may continue their attacks. "It hss heoom- perfectly obvious tht the best business venture any where in sicht for the Arabs is to -tarry on a war against monarch. -pain. whlchpersists. in spite of everything. In remaining on the scene of her dis aster. Meantime, -Alfonso haa made a religious crusade ot what should hare i J to 7i A "a w tris I I 1 I Last Puzzle (picnic),' 10-16-22-26 (says), 13-lA - 12 - 13 14 15 (srefclc). 7-1117 (Oct ), - 19 20 (altlc). 26 27-28-29 30 Iseveu). Inlermitumnl Svnrficofe MMth n hyfiMi. not to .Imm Clsfnooli or a ilimiMd. ulf aiS.4 umI.m I- wIh Resistance? tific evidence supporters of the no tion that cold or wet can "lower resistance," cite, when challenged. Is Pasteur's classical experiments with anthrax Briefly Pasteur con ceived the idea that the tempera ture of fowls, which is several de grees higher than that of mammals, might be unfavorable to the de velopment of anthrax bacilli. Fowls are immuno to anthrax, which is ex ceedingly fatal to sheep. Accordingly Pasteur immersed a ben in a cold I bath in order to lower the hen's temperature with a culture of an thrax germs. . The hen died next day of anthrax her blood and organs were full of the germs. This experi ment was repeated many times, al- j ways with tho same result. Then j Pasteur inoculated other hens with the germs but without subjecting the .hens to the cold bath; none of theso hens developed the disease. Critics asserted that the cold bath not the germs, had killed the hens, so Pasteur subjected some more hens to the cold bath without inoculating them and these hens Avere mean enough to remain' perfectly well. Finally, Pasteur clinched his case be yond possibility of doubt by inocu lating a hen and then keeping the hen in the cold bath untii she de veloped symptoms of anthrax, whero upnn she was taken out of the cold bath, dried, wrapped with cotton , wool and kept In a box or coop! which was kept heated to about. 95 degreea Fahrenheit, and the r hen. soon made a complete recovery. " been nothing more than the extent! on of a protectorate. He has aroused a Mussulman sentiment in the Moroc cans, with the result that they now look upon their war as a holy war. Denies He's I tod Sympathizer Ibanez denies the suggestion made In Spain that his committee Is In league with the bolshevlsts. ' "Such propaganda,' he says, "can be successful only in a country of frock coated illiterates. The removal of a monarch aa obnoxious as Alfonso XIII does not mean that the country must fall into anarchism of communism. Of anti-constitutional. Illegitimate and tyrannous governments representing black extremisb there are two: Italy and Spain. The rest of the civilized word consist of republics and a few monarchies of Indestructibly liberal government. In the course of the past seven years- mankind has suppressed five emperors and twenty kings, yet communism has not prevailed for all that." HAVE 'EM PVLIJSD. Pyorrhea ? Indigestion? See a dentist Dental question. A new broom sweeps clean and raises deadlv dust. You Can Get Most Any Old Thing at DE VOE'S Host Any Old Time. Always Room to Park Your Car. 436 W. Main Ph. 122-E CASH PAD? For Second-Hand Furniture and Stove W. A. KINNEY Furniture Home 315 E. Main Phone 505 Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle now TO SOLVE PUZZLE. The words start in the numbered squares and run either across or down. Only one letter is placed in each white square. If the proper wordg are found each combination of letters in Jhe white squares will form words. The key to puzzle the first word is given in the drawing. Below -e keys to the other, words. . Running Across. Word 1. Jn the picture. Word 6. One of the autumn months. Abbreviated. Word. 6. A large inland body ot salt water. Word 7. A covering for the head. Word 9. Sick. Word 10. A small, pointed in strument much used by women. Running Down. Word ,1. A city in Massachu . setts. Word 2. One of the most im portant cards in a deck of cards. Word 3. A depot. Abbreviated. Word 4. To tell tales or secrets. Word 7. Concealed or put out of sight. "Kept secret. Word 8. The whole quantity or amount. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED. LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING Neglect of the liver results in self poisoning! Not so. quickly, perhaps, but Just ns eurely as if you drank poison out of a . bottle. If your liver Is not doing Its vJork of help ing digestion, eliminating waste from the bowels and purifying the blood, you will always be . troubled with sick headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or constipation. - Cleanse and tone your .liver! Put your system In condition so you feel your very best again. Try Just a spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thactlor's ex cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next few meals and notice the quick Improvement in the way you eat, sleep, look and"fcel the return of strength, vigor and energy. You will be completely satisfied: other wise there will be no cost. Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup Is sold and recommended by Heath's Drug Store, -and -all other lending druggists. : Adv. HOUSE CLEANING 4 TIME .Mattresses Made Over Furniture Upholstered 30-32 N. Grape. Phone 104 Jpoooooooxooocxocxoooooo HAIL INSURANCE First Insurant: . Agency A I u 1 1 i it O - 1 manager Phone 105 30 North e.,r.i Medford, Ore. vn uiiniilii't know wliat had be- coma of our friends, or . bow mach nmnciy'or Jewelry they had, SJi' low ! times what Diwinem u .... ihii hHni .-rlme nevni. If in i.i - .- who lived next door an' over thing. If., I wanted I' snow on on oou oi wmo women do, I'd go Zambewla If 1 had V swini," declares Kov. Wiley Tangor. Poems That Live -- SUcnec. There Is a silence where . hath .no sound; ! There is a. silence whore ' no sound may be; . In the cold grave, under the deep, deep sea. ' ' Or In the wido desert, Where no life la found, .. - Which hath been mute, and still . roust sleep profound. ' ; 1 ' - ; No voice is hushed, no life treads si lently; But cloud, and cloudy shadows wan der free, . ' That never spoke, over the Idle ground. .- ' ": ' , .. But in green ruins , In the desolate walls ' . ' - Of antique palaces,' where Man hath i been, . . ' . Though the dun fox, -or. wild hyaena, calls, - v'.. And owls, that flit continually, be tween, ' Shriek to the echo, and the low winds nioaln, .,'-' .- There the true Silence is, .'self-conscious and alone.' V '.- : Thomna Hood. Tired After Eating? i : Try This Simple Mixture, jf.rou..feo! tired after eating. It' hji often" a" sign of gas and undigested? matter in your -stomach or bowels Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium; sulph; c. p,; glycerine, etc-.ras- mlxed in Adlcrika,- helps any case ; gas ;on,j the stomach, unless due to :' deep seated causes. The QUICK action' will surprise you. Adlerlka is won-, derful for constipation it often' works In one hour and -never gripes. Heath's Drug Store. ' Adv. DYXSS " 1 HATTZKJ ; OLEANZKf, Phone 144 13 K. nr It Wong Pon Chinese Medicine For 'Treatment of Acute aad Chronle Dtmam of .i Me) and Wonnsk'' , Ctnw nd tumor tmtat ton-nut, M or. bladder and stomach erotitM. Htfc ormia, rupture, ootdo, (.malt troubtw. par lysis, rem, pneumonia, asthma and threat troubles, rheumatism, amonorrbon, (ofcn, MMumptlon, catarrh, pllaa, brtracata, ol- Ornoo Hourat S . M. to t l. M. "'' - .. Consultation Frao 241 South Front 8t . (Vt. .jav aus opensea- 0! )NLY lour dtys on hn yon trivel via tb room Sc Ltwrroc Route. MRQtncetit Canadian Pacific liners "il rfuiirly from Mtfrai trA Qiiebnr: K"Tir' Bnd euituM ri ! that of the 6aeM bo"- . '.'wwr its niormuN, . GiiiadianRaanc i L 4d oocooooooooocxjocxiooocxjoSm 'ri
