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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ' OREOOy. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1923. 1 "'i i! I ', ( I r. HEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE Kubiiaturt br tfca II IMI . tit (ft. ri BOBEBT W. BUHL, HiUW ft. feLMKTTH SMITH, Uuuf As lndpcodeoC Krwapapa BztUnd u Mooad das matter at Mad Itod, Orrfoo, Bt4r Act oJ Man , U7. SUBSCRIPTION aUTKS r Hall la Adtanc: Ditr. without Sunday, Dally, iibout Swklar, waty atau inoout, fiuulif. on rear . . , fej Carrier, la Adnaff-ta land. JacaaoDTtJU. OOral P lain. GW Hill and oat Hiftjwajai liillj, iU. buifUj. aaonut Dallf, without Sunday, aaoctfc.. Daily, without fiuoday. oot Daily, wita fioodar, yau... All ttrma, eaata la whanc. A WOKDEEFUL ELECTION A WEEK ago ire said something about every election being a test of Democracy. That is true. And with the election over, it i gratifying to note that the test last Tuesday wan a very satisfactory one. . ' j We don't mean it was satisfactory simply because it camel 'out as we wished. We mean it was satisfactory because it dein-l ! .1. I- .e 1 .1.- ....1 r . PEARL CONIES! civic leaders will bo tu.ked to serv!ult uf :i Kusue Wvrr: PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 10. lip) ' at the election. Among the pro un the board. Valley early last summer, by Dr. The stale higbw-.iy commission Jects to he disposed of are the Har- Fveryone hi invited to enter the1'1"' hU " " lh" Un" ne:" Tuesday will order several ; per section in central Oregon, the 'contest, but only one .election to T- " - " ' " "ni"anl . construction ry section o, l..e n..au.aiu ra.s- a pron U the rule of the content. Hit I lot and envelop are furnished by the atore. Winner will b an nounced a soon after the cloe of the contest as possiMe. The ad- : thtn on a tour of Washington, Or. son and California, in 4ut vt a new location in a country i uh more favorable climatic condition. After covering the three western ininr hills which wr riVOatPd 1 ipct Inn In I'matilla county. A novel and beautiful exhibition, i;Uehird t vertialnf? scheme selected by the ltklvlu AitxlfoiU waa chown and Dr. compan to advertise Pa- with hla wife and two chil- f liluebird pearbj is now on din- lh-ir nroduct U uniaue. The win- ... n i .... uiiwrau'u xne pcuuie 01 imis iute siuujcu tc uicu uu issues . , . . . . .... . , r.. auu v. me mi. ... i v in ih u' ni v nf rr.i.hv'd i aow oi urv unv s nore niii o ai . ..i ... . . . . y -:::::g:IJWV0lvedfiU!dV0tedjllteUiCIlly. ' Jr.lry -tore. A content will bc j pr-priateiy decorated for the open- u,Ue VaUry and nave nirvy &t' ' .5i! Evidence of this distriuiinatinir judmiieut might 1 found in . hi.i i.v thi firm, id Yin the iomilin ' content. identified themselves with the ' i m jaaw.... - - - - - 1 rjvery neari on tne ioari wi i 1,.. w , -J 1M HininiiofiiliL .lifu.timic lint itt nnnA nwtra f n vnr Alii V tinplmriw t..i.nlA o rhinrn In tv thftt- ttlttll ..... .u ; 1,r vuni 1 nmiTiiiaftix. : ,i,.. : . l , r .1. ..- 1 in eectin the al from artificial one i in a aealed envelope which ..v.-.".. ... !., MEktlEB OF TBS ASSOCIATED PBE8S Uccir1bff Full Ua4 Win Serrtca Ooir ppr in dty or eovaty racadrlaff aawa bt tlfraph. Tba AawxutMl Prtaa la ueloaivthr en titled to Ue oat for publication of ail Ma diapatebca credJtod to It or otaonriaa erdttd in tfata paper, aad alaa U tb local All rifhu lor rrpabtleatloa of patbca Sercio arc alao uatmd. . I tr i r -.... 11 u.. ' . . J : " coniueratn- note, ' -jj ( ji:rr; were a lliuiiuur VI uitnsuivs niiitn, nuii i n;mti f uil j wmi i "i"). vin:n .w v.n inaii, ) until lime lor niaKIHS It pUDllc. '(dolihtedlv mneale.l to mnioritv .if the Deot.le of this state. I woman ",d ln ""htrn Ore-; There will 1 no char made for Kl -- .. .. T son. Ivotlnc. There were measures to reduce the automobile lufc-nsc fees, to1 Bluebird pearls are a nationally protect the game fish in our streams, to distribute the tax bur- ,' "n, den more equitably by placing a tax burden upon incomf's that and to demonstrate to the public in many cases escape taxation-all popular measures iu prin- 'SriT: Otflctil pper of UK C..7 ol MedtorA. UflR-Ul fim of JackBOO Covotf. dillr armn circulation tat moat April 1, mi. IUI. Adrrrtitlnf ItrprMenttttTce m. a xiHiK.vsKN . coupurr OffloM to Vcw York. Chicago, Detrott, San rranclaco, bo. Aii1m, btaUU, fort kuul. eiple. Certainly many of them perhaps all of them would have passed if the people of Oregon, as a whole, had pajd no atten tion to them, made no serious effort to analyze dud understand them, not endeavored before election to secure all the factj available concerning them. But the people of the state, here and elsewhere, did not do this. During the two weeks before election there were many calls to this office by phone and by perslm, every day, by men and women who wanted, not to know how we stood on these bills although some of course wished to know that. but precisely what the measures meant, and what, iu our opin ion, would happen if they were enacted into law. In other words, they wished to be politically informed, not to be arbitrarily hold now to vote but to be given facts, ! so they could make their votes count in the direction in which ! they wished them to be counted. j Xow that is real Democracy. It is successful Democracy. I Just so long as such a condition exists, in this or any other j state, election day is not only a test of Democracy, it is a dem- j An., wn !... llinf l-li il A-At (tin tltl-oiltu r 111 Aniait-rfiiiwiinu ft f 4 Vi n i by ths presence of a eoodlooklne """ "'. """ . dame from tho south, who can bc future, "government of the people, by the people and for the! a Joke once In awhile. I . .. .: n,i11r ! Kmn Mohr Is In Kuropc. writes I"-"!"1-' ""' Smudge Smoke ducted. A large ahow card. bear Ins 100 pcaxla ha already arrived at the .store. One pearl on th board la genuine, the other J of liluebird manufacture. The pub lic la aked to distinguish between the two and tell why their choice hapena to be the pearls selected. The prizes offered by Ifrophy's will be a airing- of pearls. The first prize Ik a atrintf worth $50. Sec ond prize i a siring worth 125, and third prize la a $10 at ring. The prices will be placed on dia play thla week, DENTAL SUITE having held the position a chorUter of aunie of the leudine churches of Minneap-' j olia. Dr. l'aske invites the people ' of the city und valley to call and ; j lnxpect hib new suite in the Liberty i building, which considta of recep j tion room. businejs office, two up-: I era tins rooms', rest room and lab- ; oratory. A dark room i also pro- ' for use in x-ray work. DCOJT &OA (extrcct from Norma teller " 0 P TCtofiw iuit uDInjTiii mm Uunt iT. .-r.. TOO I P I J nnmA about fmrm (Mm! Srui coming 15- jftsl COATS -DRESSES -SPORTSWEAR. Off") rIYlfk K NORTH CENTRAL 11 bwf VI tc. For the past thirty days carpen ters and artisan, have been en caged in remodeling and refinish ln one of the finest and best ap-' pointed dental suites to be found' In southern Orepon, consisting of five rooms and laboratory, which ; will be opened to general practice . The judges forjin the Liberty building tomorrow, the contest have not been announc-1 Xov.l 2th. by Dr. C. H. Paske, from ed. but it Is understood thRt only Minneapolis. This comes as a re- Friday turned off pretty, an'l II was liko spring, and somebody will pick wild flowers If It keeps up. Jllll Vawter who cut his Hp on a tmrbwiro fence, is on the mend, and soon nono but those In the know will be any the wiser. It was what could be called a mis adventure. The social horizon Is enlivened that he wishes he was in ' the Itogue Jtlvcr volley, but he l still In Kurope. Hank Rntes ha. fitted nut his help In khakl-colored semi-Mother . liiibbards, and Is ready to shave, trim or argue the public. Among tlioso who have been en Joying an attack of the flu Is llo blas JJcuel. Fronting by experience lr. l. did not tl-y to wear It out. 20 of the voters were' too weary to wander to the polls, the statistic, show. A vagabond 4d rammed a fel low vagabond 4d Thurs. pm., when tt could have hit a new .uulo lasler. . The pusthole Is again confront ed with tho grnve problem of keeping the two of tho S doors shut, during the winter. This rol. has always maintained that If l.'ndc Kain did not want the three (Si doors left open, he would neirr have put them In. In the 1st place. The doors were put there for Tieople after duns, j n'.iKin iiun iiivir Kirr-s. anu auio irculars to go thru, and Its . wonder somebody would not writ u letter to Cong, llnwley about It. Hewrnl of our young men ar; worrying about how their neckties hang, which Ik tho ominous sign they 'will soon be social fodder. People are -getting ready to kill the fatted turkey on the 29th Inst. Jim Keeno stayed In his hole! all during the campaign. Herb Hoover was elected and Yen Tengwald had a birthday Tuesday. , THE SACCO-VANZETTI CASE ISN'T OVER A N1 t wt Brisbane'sToday (Continued From Fago One) one hundred and fifteen thousand Aiuuiicans every year. Tho week la devoted to an edu cational campaign, based on "right cancer with knowledge; take It early and cure U." Three quarters of all cancers could he cured, eighty thousand Uvea saved cvo;y year if small "growths" were not Ignored or neglected. Cancer uf the breast, most coin nion In women, Is easily cured II' taken in Unio. A Pennsylvania Judge, decided that what a woman says, talking III her sleep, cannot bo used against her In . divorce case. That is furl'mtilo for women, who at least should have a right to dream an they please. HIIII mora fortunate Is that what thny think, without .nyin it, ennnot bo used anaiust them. Mr. Holly Wci'lliolnl, defeated ln . transaction, nld to his oppon ent wllh deep feeling, "For what I am thinking about you, 1 could bo put In Jnll." . . Aild for what eomo women think about their husbands, al most anything could bo dono to Ihein. : . NEWS STORY which deserved a place on' the front page; ,'as scarcely noticed by the American press, because it happened to break during the exciting close of the presidential campaign. The story, sent out by The Outlook, established beyond ; reasonable doubt that Yanzetti was innocent of the crime for which he was originally convicted, and which served as a vital connecting link in the mass of evidence which subsequently re-1 suited in his execution. j Those who followed this sensational case, which aroused such bitter feeling throughout the world, will remember there; were two crimes involved. One was a bungling hold-up at Uridgewater, the other was a holdup and murder at Braintrce, j Massachusetts. j j Sacco alone was involved in the first, while the two men. ' Saoeo and Yanzetti, were involved in the second. The Outlook story does not deal with the second crime, upon the conviction for whiel) these two men were sent to the chair, but it does absolutely destroy the state's case against Yanzetti on the first count. Naturally there is justification for the view, that if the state was entirely wrong in one ease there is reason to. believe it was not entirely right in the other. j And if the state was not entirely and completely right, then j the execution of Yanzetti at least, was a ghastly miscarriage of j justice and a violation of tlpj first principle of American juris- prudence, which is that a man must be regarded as innocent unless his guilt is proved beyond all rcasouable doubt Wc maintain no fair-minded person can read the new facts in this Britlgu water case, and review the evidence in the Brain-' trees ease, and not regard the guilt of this Italian fish peddler ! of murder as very doubtful indeed. In fact, whilu wc started out in this case with a determined prejudice against the radicals and wild-eyed fanatiea who muintaiued these men were being railroaded to their doom, wo now believe they were right, and( wc feel the burden of evidence to disprove this lies upon the' stato of Massachusetts. ! In fact, in the light of this new development, every eir- j eumstiiiicc points to Yanzotti's innocence. And there is every; reason to believe that as the first charge is disproved, by eou.( fi'ssions of the men wlio really committed tho crime, the see-! oud charge will ultimately be disproved in the same way. ! The Sacco-Yanzetti case is not over. Unless wc arc much mistaken, its importance, will increase as timeoes on. Industry won't get you anywhere, incuts' arc tho ones that won't work. The best nown amend- Think how romance, would suffer if n false tongue came out ut night as teeth do. ........ That Herbert Hoover will sk Andrew .Mellon to remain in tho cabinet Is taken for granted. Mr. Melton's willingness to continue public work will be wolcomo news to tho wholo country. Iiiislnesa men will road with sntlsfactloii of Mr. Hoover', plans fur building Culled Htate. trails abroad. Part of the plan Includes cuicim selection oi competent business men for United Hi consulates, in place of politician innt noea jobs. - lesterduy (lonnany celebrated tho tenth birthday of tho republic "in rather -tloomy mood." The birthday of tho Republic recalls defeat by tho Allies ot the florman emplro, and Germany does not ninko a national holiday of the Hepubllt'i birthday. That will change probably whuil Germany reuliiea how grateful It should be to hare escaped Hohon xollnrn foolishness that proved so costly. At least the next w.r will bo. started by tho Gcrm.no, not bfinrteil .i them Orators are bom, but it lakes practice to learn the trick or tossing a forelock out of your eyes. President Cosgrove, of Ireland, says each U. S. citizen owes 100, He'd be surprised. la. m. and arrive here at 7:10 p.: 1 m. Instead ot at 6:41!. I . ( ' I Mann's Start Novel I E5PEE ANNOUNCED! i ! Hlsrllrg In today's Tribune In .ccordabon with tho new Mann'. Department siore la be Bouthorn Faclflo sehedulo which : ginning . series of novel .dver- w wired to tho local district ot- Usementa which will appear every, flee from headquarters ycstcrd.y, I Sunday on page four, opposite No. 13 will henceforth le.vo Fort' j the week's review of society land t 9:.0 p. m. and .rilvo In ovents. These advertisement. r in !"?! l" . ':i9 ' m" ln"l,!1 oI,tho form of extracts from per-l " Ju " doc" "( ,ro"0"' on.l Ictrra from "Norma- to1 Thbniit, or No. 13. will lcav "Lmi.", BV(g him last-mln-! 8an Francisco at eight p. m. .nd'uto seasonable merch.ndlse which .rrlyo In Modford at 11:46 .. m.iwili rrivc weekly at M.nn's .a 'bol. "HI roach Mod-1 Th. .eric of ad. were prepared, ford at 6.M. Instead of at 6:42.iby Uoyd Elliott of New York 7i Im ,TT on.ia, or wo. .sp.cl.lly for Mann'. Hundny fe. The Git Portrait Something Only Yon Can Give VUninaraohic 1 Ar7 331 East Main Street HS tve Forever Individual Personal Service Every possible step is taken to assure the comfort of the pa tient here at the Community. There's a real atmosphere of friendliness. Like other good hospitals, the COMMUNITY prides itself on Individual, Personal, Service. Graduate nurses are attentive to every want of our patients. And remember! A hospital offers this personal service, bright, airy rooms and the finest of scientifically prepared foods at a cost no greater than tfce charges of a first class hotel. Community Hospital ilif iiiiiiiiiiiiitif ii in tiitiiiiitiiiif liiiiiiiiiii iiiitti tiff in iiif i iiif iiiii ill iiiiiif f itiiritii iiiiiiiiff itiiiiiil1 !illllllllllllll!lllillllllillllllllll!ll!l!ll!lllllilllliillllllllllllllill!IIH ORGAN CONCERT -By Fernando Germani. 21-Year-Old Organist of the Augusteo Orchestra in Rome, Italy Presbyterian Church Saturday, November 17, 1928; 8:30 P, M. A MUSICAL TREAT Not the Cheapest But the Best Work at a Moderate Price The Best Dentistry Done Painlessly Have Your Teeth Examined It Is wise lo h.vo yoth- teeth checked regularly. Decayed teeth cause many Ills and xou capful ntiord lo tako chance, t'oino In tomorrow! An exam ination wilt cost you nothing and, should dental work bo necessary, you'll find my sen loos moro limn satisfactory. My painless methods enable mo to do much belter work and save a lot ot suffering for you. Dr. I. H. Gove DENTIST 235 East Main Street Office Phono 872-J Residence Phone 768J w .a.i-Bll'ill.i.riBli'ili:!!,': al .iH!!,..,l:!!!-l! i.niM.ihaiMBrnrimaTC .iiaaiiiiTOiiij m ELECTROL The Quiet All-Electric Oil Burner The Oil Burner Has Taken Its Place as an Essential of our Modern Life. With the advent of the oil burner, heat has been turned from an unruly and more or less undependable aid against tho rig ors of the elements into a disciplined and willing servant of man. Oil heat means controlled heat. The oil burner has tak en its place in modern life. The oil burner it to heating what the telephone is to conununi cation . . . the motor car and the airplane to transportation . . . and the electric light to illumination. It has won its plice for only one reason : It docs its allotted work better than that work has ever been done before. Just as the oil burner provides heat and comfort beyond the physical possibilities of any other method, so, too, the Electrol .Quiet All-EIectric Oil Burner assures results beyond tho possi bilitics of any other burner. For Quotations for Electrol Installation tn yourTHeat ing Plant See SOUTHERN OREGON ELECTRIC 409 E. Main Medford Phone 839
