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MEPFOIil) MAIL TliTBTTNR, MEDFORD. OREOOXV SATURDAY. JANUARY 4. IflfKV
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KOBKrr w. Hi'in, uuor
t. SUMITtl tMITII, Maw
lodtpemknt Hewipapar
Sctarel u Krofld t lai matitr it Uadiofd,
moa, attlar Act of alardl , 187S.
SIIBSORHTUM KATKi
S; Mall In AAaim:
; luflr, 1lh nimlv, fear fT.SO
Pally, with Sunday, notilb TS
lullf, without Kumar, flf -50
Dally, ftltlmit Swidar, BBWla . . . 69
wntlr Mail Tritiuix. on icu .oo
. Sunday, one yr-ar 2.00
Hy -ian-ler, In ArfrinM In Medford, Aaliland.
Jarasomillf, rilral PHflt, flucoU, TaU-ot, Uold
ilill ml on lilt-hoW.
bally, villi Sunday, month I .18
llallr, ullbout Sunday, OKinUl. 85
llallr, vlllKtut Sunday, one year f.00
Pally, IU) Sunday, one year 6.00
All terai, taji In adianee.
. official paper of the City ot Mtuford. . .
Official paper of Jackioo County.
' MEMBER Or TIIK ASHIS'IATEO PHK8I
Kecelilnt full Uaxd Hire Benlce
Ilia Aumrlated i'rwa la eicluiiht-ly entitled to
the use for publication of all neoa dlipatehea
crrdlled to II or otlirrelu credited In thia paper,
ltd also to lite local new pulilUlied berelo.
All rlilila for piiullutloli of ipeclal dJapatebM
herein ire alM reserved.
A. B. C. arerace eirculafioo far I Ix , Bontba
kxllny. Uctoljer I, IH2. 4174.
hatly aieraKC dlstrlliuttoo for lis aooU to
October lit. lOaff. 4611.
rrearnt prca ruq,.4h"J5.
r alWIBKB or AUDIT BUHEAU
...... OK 1'inClJI.ATION
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Psrry
Democratic party leaders of m
Ifon have decided to "hury the
hatchet." The neck fur Hie inter
ment litiK not been nclcclcd.
There Ik conslderahlc ediloiiul
KloatillK over tile conviction of the
Million, Idaho officials, for liquor
violation!. They extracted Minis
from the profits of vice dens ami
dives, to ropleniuli. the. inuniclpul
exchettucr, and "carry-on" civic
Improvements, such oh repalriiiK
sidewalk!) and aevvci-H. ' This was
iiulte indelicate Out very orlHinal.
None of the convicted took any of
tlie money. The Alullan officials
ure almost ok bad as conKreHKUicn
who Kct tlruitk, and make tcmper
tillcc talks, and, returnliiK from
foreign lands with a suitcaKo full
of rum, produce a relativo who
owns the contraband, if the nuil
caso IcakH or they gel caught.
Your corr. has been pursuing a
touring cold ull week, wliich has
apparently pitched fts tent for tlie
week-end, betweon tho ahouitler
bJadci, which la ubout uat secluded
a' spot as'-the anatomy boasls.
There It Is fairly, safe from horse
liniment and Dock Thayer's notori
ous flu pills, umt can make sorties
Into the hack of the neck regluns
with great security. The ordlnury
cold can he cornered, arid forced
to surrender, hut one with the
wanderlust, and a genius for elu
Mlveness Im not easily discarded 'and
Is aggravating.
Ford uutos have been equipped
hllh new bodies. The United mo
therhood of l'ord 1 Intern, maintain
It is the drivers that need the new
bodies. ... . ... , , . ,
"CONDITIONS IN AMKIUCAN
I'KISONM KOIiNI) UNHATIHKAC
TOltV TO INMATIW lildllne
Del Norio Triplicate.) It tvus gen
erally understood that this was the
original Intention.
One of our dudes has'stnrtcd the
Now Year with an ivury-huiidlod
cano he don't need.
."Tho bride was lovely, and tho
groom a charming picture of man
ly sweetness us their troth was
pjightcd without a cunfllet."
(Lostlnc News.) Wherein the so
ciety editors give tho heretofore
inconspicuous groom an unexpect
ed boost.
.('llniulic conditions in tlio Middle
M'esl have been severe, but not
sufficiently so to wring a rousing
ctjllolinl on the glories of all Ore
gun rnln, fioui cither one, or both,
of the Kugeno papers.'
A.;i:u
Yesterday I was tingly.
1 shall nut tell you why,
Nor make excuses for II:
Hut I no rarely luso my temper
That 1 urn still thinking of it today
Auger is always a boomerang ''
It never flli.'s forth without return
ing To bruise us. i
We are angry it t Injustice
And, being angry, proceed lt ai.l
unjustly.
Hiath Is one ot tlie shameless
lusts:
H always has uii argument,
Hut never u god one.
To act In anger is I lie samu sort
of wisdom i
As launching (u sea
III the face of a hurricane
Anger makes us strong when we
should be gentle, , -Anil
leaves us weak und sick
When I: goes.
Damn ungei', uuyhow!
Yesterday 1 was angry.
And II makes me marl whenever 1
'' remember II.
((.'levilaiid Plain Dealer )
Hergeiint James lllnejay, while
doing post duty yesterday was
sniped and will fly no more. Coro
ner Ambrose Crow said the fatal
shot was fired from ull altguii In
tho hands of n mule person about
four feet, six or seven Inches In
height.
It was windy this morning, due
to u low u r cu hitting a high artu,
lnsteud of the usual Idas.
A calfskin vest showed up yes
torday, flaunted by it gem from
the Wide-open spaces. A calfskin
vest In feminine circles would be
the underside of a Himalayan goat.
Hudy - Vnllee. ' who plays - the
' snxophono. and -croons lovp songs
In a soft tenor, has been sued for
tioo.nno by a lady who alleges he
broke hef heart, by failure lo keep
Jiromlsea made in the moonlight.
If the young man is smart, he will
renounce the saxophone and devel
op bronchinl trouble, hi'fnro.'44re
ino gets lo iho Jury,
QUILL
Now we'll know wlmthcr t lie
wur or by legs.
.Mil lie it's 11 eoini'idi'iii'c, but tile lilnd tli.it bus J lie most
bilcb-liiliuiK 11 1. so bus the most need of opei'iitions lor t lie re-
IllllVtll of 111 1 1 KUI'S.
KiiiiiotiK men buve, little ri'iison to be vuin. Their ndiiiiriii
friends me the bind of people who need 11 little loiin lit inter
vuls. ,
lloriiiile thought! Tlie enemy niifiht stop every
eluirj-'e in tlie next wur by flushing a red lijjht.
It 'k your own fiiull.
would bowl more.
liitdios
,Muybe the liiek town feels sttierior to the eity heeiiiise it
knows the home hoys who niude flood there.
Aiiierieiiiiis.in : Sirin' the worst, in other eoinil ries mid
thinking it ehiirae teristie ; lliiiikinu; our best the imly part of
lis typienlly Amerieiiii.
.(If i:oiise yon can live at a
do ill home if you live the same
Of course ti)ir cynical wise -
The liiblo contains many words
.Some of these "deaths from exposure" doubtless are eausei
keeping the mouth open when moisture is pouriii"; down.
by
" Women don't weep us they
mi lifter n .street car after be
America is fust at:(iiiriii.' culture, but il. still takes some shii
kicking to encourage the use of the butter knife.
A masculine (Jrundy will be new in the Senate, but many a
Jim. Grundy lias appeared there lately.
There's one solution. Trucks emi be made as wide as the
highway ami the bodies raised high enough for flivvers to pass
under.'
Jt won't do to make rubber of (foldenrod, Mr. Kdison. l'eo
plc will think it a blowout every time a tire sneezes with buy
fever. ,
Hunting from an airplane is
except that some amateur takes
a dt;er.
Ten-lii ill iou-year-old skeletons found in China, nine of them
without heads. The other one doubtless was the iiiitniigcr.
I'olice say most shop-lifters are wjimen.
lo take things easy when they shop.
1 TABLE ROCK
TAIII.K HOCK, Ore, Jan. 4.
(Mpl.l The Table Cork school re
sumed work Thursday inornlnt,,
after a week's holiday vacation.
Will J.yillai'd, Medford moi"
chant, was a visitor at tho I.ydl iro
home Wedttesduy.
Charley Houghton, who has held
a position at Iho lied nkln orctiar.l
for the past two years, has resign
ed his place and gone to California.
V. 10. Morris has been un the
sick list for the past several days.
.Miss Hetty Hrown. primary
teacher, spent part of her Christ
mas vacation In San r'nimiscu, re
luming; In time to resuino her
school work here Thursday. Miss
Drown Is now boarding at her hum-
In Mcdlord. going to nnd from her I
work each day.
Mr. Kuril of iho Hcherer Moto.
nompany was a business visitor;
here Thursday. j
Mrs. I., c. Hrhafor and children
und Kdilh Sage attended a shuwi
111 .Mciiroril Weilnt'iMliiv.
I
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Till- KltMiml lias Hcllli-il ..lliili ihl """f"" t Hiinlc I'nllit
tii-n. in pIh.-cm In mlinll iiIiiwIiib! 'M'""'"y 'V,'I'K niK-ml 1
inl t'llltlvntlliK. ' 't,'",),H nnnii' lx'lwtM'n Ci'nlrnl
.MIm Marlim llaini lrk of (.Viitral ! l'"lnl U,' l'K1'" Kil ls.
I'liliU wiih n uncial vlnltnr ll.M" Th" Yvmim- nnd li-n-
WiMlni'Mlay, ' ' vli-vi liviintv nuitiiriMl lo l-liiKli'
Itev. I). . Ilaudall visited the
Sunday school last Kunday and
presided at I lie elect lou of officer i
for the eiisulni; year. Tho follow
ing were elccled: Superintendent,
Km nk Hart; nslslaul HUlierintelul
ent, .Mrs. II, V. Ilavlssou; secre
tary, Doris Schafer.
.Mr. anil .Mrs1, (leorwe l.ylse and
family or .Medfoid spent l-'ilil:-v
vlsltliiij with ihe Frank' llai f lam
lly.
I-Mllh Siiko visilod Willi relatives
MUTT AND JEFF
lrtefio, STRANGER! w.u.,
0VCR - AND r'M THROUGH. UjiTH PuTTIMC
0W 1H0S6 AIKT UJHVSKTCRS- AMt J
COMING Down A i 1 " Z
POINTS
rt'init' wave was eulised by the
lotifilibov
would liowl less if 1 lie people
winlei
way.
resoi l as cheaply as yon
criirltcrs don't read the Uible.
of more than one syllable.
once did." , And a mail, doesn't
catches it.
much like hunting from a ear,
you for a wild duck instead of
.Men never learn
In the Sams Vulley district Satur
day and Sunday.
tilenn, clauilu and Ira Wllnon,
Jessie Hrabrooltc and limit Collins
Joined the toboggan party above
Prospect un New Year's day.
IIUWAIilJ 1JIST1MCT. Ore. .lun.
1 HOWARD DISTRICT I
! .
4 (Si(c-lnl) Mra. lifiinon Ih i nit i j nrri'xti-tl rarii'.H v.-m umli'r trt'al
Ki'i'iouidy. Ill ul hi-r home In ov-1 mi nt for liulii'lc. Dliihotpx Itsili"
iird district. fclhp wiih Klrlcki n j would rather loud to favor di'c.iy
Willi a iiaralytlo Hlrnko Chiixtiuai. . or lai lca or tin- tooth. So mho.'
eve nnd hor condition Iiiih not Im- ' otlur t xplanatlon wiim Koimht. an1!
Iirovod iti lo tlio iirrHi'iu wrllint;. j tho explanation the Invo.itiKators
Donald ('roiu hor much Im- i offered was llu.t tho diet or thesv.
irocd after having had qlllle a j children halipened to provide not
Herloua time with a case of mumps. , only Iho necessary mineral matter
Ur. Holt was called to attend him. i t in dairy prom ts, fresh fruits and
The t'ooper family aro recover- voiretnbles and Ki'oens or leafy rei
Iiik frinii scarlet fever nnd mumps. I ishes) hut also the vitamins th.H
.Mrs. Jnincs Pretwell who isu'o ossentliil for normal lllllization
li aehlim '1111 tho AppIckiiIi'. in-1 uf calcium (lime),
sillillil her dlllles .Monday, lleeelll-I .And . now, kids. It hurst nie an
her 110. after slieudliiK llle holidays """'I1 ll .does you. hut I've so!
at her homo In Howard Park. 1 1,1 ineiilloil Hint cod liver oil is
The .Misses Vivian and Kllth llol 111 Vitamins A ami I).
Point .Monday to spend a few days
vlstthur at tho homo of .Mr, and
.Mrs. .McDonald. '
TABLE ROCK HUNTER
GETS KLAMATH GEESE
TAIII.K UOfK. Ore.. Jan. -I.
( Special) Vern I'eiulletnn return
ed Sunday from a Koose hunt in
Klamath marshes where he Iuik
Ked 1 li fat peese.
Mutt Goes Back to Big
CHltiCTNVAS
f XHAlkTO
V41TH ALU
WASTC F
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Personal Health Service
B7 WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
lined leltm prrtalnfnf to penonal beaks and hytlene, not to diaeata dlacawll or treataent
.III bo ajKwered by Dr. Brady If a atanped, eelr-addreteed emelape U enchased. Letter taouid U
brief and arltleo In Ink. 0ii to Ilia larre number of letlcra received, only a fea can be uuaered
here. No reply ran lie auue to uoerlea doi eooforaitif. to uutraetlone. Address Ur. YYiuiaa Brady
In cara of Uila nevipaper. '
tiik joxsi:kv.tiox Of
Our friend, the dciitjtx.
aro
(,'nidunlly and it-ltictunlly rolln
tUlhlnK .thi'lr nlnetoemh tenturv
doctrine that decay or eurli-n of
tlio teeth la duo to liirtuemont of
fnod pnrtlelcH, partleuhtrly sweetx.
a n l Nult.sequent
f o r m e n t a tl,.n
throiiKh baeterlai
activity, with the
f (i r in a t i o n of
acids which pro
ceed to eat away
or dissolve t h e
enamel u n d an
expose the inner
Htructuie of the
tooth to er
well, hero you Just no round the
circle again, without asklnu t.i
many iiuestlons. If von nl tki.
anl.l ..I.I il. , ,.
-.., j m-m-ii 10 npon
many a treat for the kids, or 'mi.
it
rnniriiiuted tiemindously to
ward the prosperity of the tooth
brush nnd toothpaste Industry in
j mi'i-iea
.. ,,,1-ny limn
comfortable alibi for the dentls'i
yea, and the doctors, too, when,
in spite of indefatigable and faith
fully correct use of the briuili ami
whitever kind of disguised so.-,
happened to be approved In lb;
community, a youngster's teeth de
veloped cavities Just lis readily as
though tho poor child had never
seen u toothbrush.
I say the dentists are quietly
dropping the old reliable hypothe
sis but don't cheer, children, for
we're not out of the wood.s yet, not
by any manner of means. And
don't ever got Into an nrgumen?
Mith a dentist over tho toothbrush -Ing
rttq, not wtlh your own dent
ist, anyhow. lie Is apt to cut you
off Just as you have him cornered,
by asserting that nevertheless and
notwithstanding he advises you lo
keep on brushing your teeth, and
by tla particular technic he rec
ommends, and there you are
you've got to follow his orders or
change dentists. It Is just like;
consulting a physician. If you cm-j
i. vu, . ,,,, uii'ii iitii 10 oiiey
his orders or follow his advice,
you're a fool to waste your time
und money like that. t
A year or more ugo I told her'
something about the studies of
Julian D. Hoyd, .M. D and '. 1).
Drain. D. D. S., on the spontanea
ous or natural arrest of dental en
ties. It is so Important that I
want to refer to It again
In the first place, these scien
tific investigators say, "Strict ol il
hygiene is not necessarily n pre-'
ventlve of caries, (carles is t'le:
dentist's term for what folks knowj
as decay or cavity formation) and
many adult mouths which do noti
, receive rare and have exposes! d(n-
tin. (lireakM In the enamel) shou.'
little carles." Dry. Hoyd and Drill. V'
observed among the children in a '
clinic many whose teeth presenter
definite evidences of arrest of en I
lies. In some ' cases large cavities
having thus healed, anil some of
these naturally cured euvltles wete
found In tlio most poorly kep:
mouths.. All of which Is grand
news for (I) the kids. (2) the can-'
dy trade, antl
13) those crude and'l
unroiiorente ones anion),- us who do
not wasle lime or money on looth-l
lirushcH or ilt'lltlrifU'i'H llllle
def-
Inlh'ly orilercil to ko llirotili tin
motion by our ort-n di'iillKt.
Furthi'i' lnvt'ntlKiUloti ot tin' mnt-
Iflf 1V llwi Tltf. Ulllttltlulu ..ll..lt.l!
.i... f' , ...... ..hll,i ..'r,..,.,.,!.,.
(ji'i'XrioNN ami Asvi:its
lira nd Slam In lciitliry.
Im It better to have II teeth all
pulled at once nnd then the bun.
ser:.pei with loeal anesthetic nnd
then have two plates in six week,
as my dentist advices, or to wait
six months or more after ha v tin;
two nr three leeth taken nut ut a
time? .Mrs. . M.
Answer. It Is sad to know
that you have neglected your teeth
so lon. From every point of vle.v
it pavs to have the dentist examine
one's teeth every nix months or at
leiist every year and treat any
thin that requires treatment or at
least clean the teeth. If your teeth
or ti "ins are infected, it might be
Industry
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1 better to huve them extracted one
; or two ul a time. Otherwise it is
; generally belter to have all the
j teeth extracted at once, and the
I necessary dentures made and ln
i sertcd In the mouth us soon us the
gums arc healed. The regular care
' of one's dentist is the only care
of the teeth that matters, I bcllevi
i As for the use of medicants, or thr
; use of instruments or Implements
i by the patient, time to do that
; when one's dentist definitely pre
I scribes it.
The I Mini Cause or Nusul Obsti-iit -f
ln.
I l'lease tell me how lo make my
daughter, aged 7, breathe through
nose. Her tonsils and adenoids
have been removed but ho stl'I
breathes through her mouth. I
.
navO
tried tying It shut, but It
; seems she can open It nnyhow
, enouuh to breathe ut tho corner
I .Mis. C A. IV
( Answer. The usual cause of
1 obstruction in tho nose is chronl
I ,.htu nfli,mm.ll. .,f . l.t. Iln-
j ing of the nose passages) an i
UwcllltiK or thickening of tho tur
j bltuite Oodles in the nose: in many
leases this Is associated with chror. -1
ic siiHisltis, and sometimes polyps.
Knlurgcd tonsils and adenoids are
much less frequently responsible
for mouth breathing in a child.
Of co'trse tying tho mouth shut is
no remedy. Have the child prop
erly examined by a physician and
thi nose condition that examina
tion disrioHcj '.properly trontenV ..
. (Copyright John F. Dllle .Cu.) '
SUNDOWN
gTOSIES
TIIK WHYS
By Mury iinliain Bonner
"I'm Koing to take you to see
.some very queer little people thit
evening.-'? .said the .Utile Clack
Clock.
John and Pe
K.v never knew
what to expect.
Certainly the Jit
Ue black Clock
could take thorn
anywhere and ev
erywhere.
They kept try-i
Ing to learn!
where they weio
liolnu:.
"You'll ee,"
wild the Little
Black Cloek. He
seemed to be
amused at the very thought of
what he was planning to do.
So John and I'eKKJ' knew that It
would iimuso them too The Little
Black Clock always knew!
He took them bark 6f their o.vn
house, and there was an express
rrrt waltlne lu take them off. Th"
creature nulllnir the -xiress ear-
hud tile funniest kind of a nhnlie. !
Instead of l,eln slram-ht up an i
lielntf straight up an
down he curved around in such an
odd fashion.
1 tn t he did not spend any timo
in talking. As soon a the Little
Itlaek Clock and the children were
safe In the express cart, lie rushfd
down tlie garden path, then ovr
unf.uniliar ground. Finally, hi
stopped at a place in the woods j
where they are many of his kind.
"What do you want to know 'I
What do you want to know? ' th.y
all shouted as they saw the chil
dren. "We have any number of
answers here. Just see!"
"Ik'-e. Whys," called the Utile
IHack Clock, "tell John and Peggy
about yourselves.'
They gathered around tho chil
dren. What funny objects they
were! They looked very much like
question marks.
"We're called die Whys hecaiHv
we re in the hy business, said
one.
"Well, that's almost the same as 1
whv." said anoiher.
"Hue you never heard of llw
Why business?" asked a third.
'Ner," said John.
"Nner," said Peggy.
j "W-j'll talk business then." thv
t said.
(Monday "The Why l.uslncss")
Snowball Kills Man.
M AUTINSItriiO. W. Va. (A) I
Struck by a snowball between the
eyes, i-'ranK tiaritey. sw. is uran.
Three days after he was hit he be-1
came unconscious and he died one j
day aftei reaching a hospital." '
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Uh. bv the Medford Mull
Trunin.. n ...... rh,iDimh. Tnh.M -
culosis Heal Sale, we know It woul-i
not have been the success It wa.i
AVe make the effort to draw pub
lic attention to the work we lie
trying to do, as well as to sell seal:-.
and without your help we coutd I
not do it.. Your editorials were
splendid; your reporters most e
sponslve und helpful, and our1
atorie3 well placed.-
AVe are plannnie on making a;
complete, report, of the results for
I"1'""- "ut n" lne ""'
"ave rolurn,eu aa lt unu !
we nre waiting on them.
We thank you for your help, anil i
we nppreciate H all nore than w?l
can say. j
jiks. it., i:, oiuiKxi:.
Seal Bale Chairman.'
l Lsy ilU-DUKD ..rAKLTOX.
Pros. Jackson Co. Health Assn.!
Favors Ounce JSiiHrvMoii. i
To the Kdltor: '
The recent controversy regard-
Ing supervision of public dance ;
halls causes me. a visitor in your
city, to express my views on the: ;
subject. For some time prior to
the appointing of a supervisor.' I
noticed at tlie dance halls, girls
in nttire which should be cor
rected. Men and women who had
been drinking before coming to
the dance, and . continuing same,
inrougn tne evening, wnn no re-1
gard to their actions tin the floor.;
l During the holidays I attended'
Ihe fiance again, and could not j
J10''1
hut notice a change for thefor(, wna u vWtor of mir tKhoul
nrurr. in met. no ooor 01 liquor
,n.thp "tmosphere and girls Drop-
erly gowned.
For the high esteem
, ... ,, ,,. ,-. yf. ,u.m
arc held throughout the country. )
! I am convinced the, officer In!
In which the
11. P. O. K. lodges
charge at Medford does not nieas- l
ure up to the standard. t
The law abiding citizens of Med-;
t ford should stand behind your,
lion. Mayor and city council. Con-
duct an open forum in the press
ur me ciiy. snow tneir support .
to the mayor and council by phone;
or letter.
Medford Is slowly emerging from i
HR6: B
ANft
GST
-i lllliniini'l
MAIL TRIBUNE-- -DAILY
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
X.
Vetterday's Puzzlt
91, Moarrel
fit. Ave
U, Cable meter
Si. Mexican dot
lara
6. llody Joint
(8. 101 of a
ttalrcasu
la. Pronoun
83. Hirer In Scot
laud
13. Kingdom
37, Mnllffom
bBralng-
38. Hweelticart of
Jneon. the A
tronaut
SI. la the rear -40.
Crawling- nnt
male
49. Pattern
43. PrJeit'i yttU
ment
45. Persoa ad
dressed 46. Came U
47. Beforet prefix
4. Grease "
? Tibetan priest!
61. Vnaccompa- -
nled
CfiHedbreait
tl. Heroine of
"The f ly I n r
Dutchman"
Eft. Old
iv. Xerrlbl
Steal
63. The bitter '.
vetch
65. Pat or
6. Feminine ter
ml nation
67. Female land
piper '
t. 6rowi bojt
I. Character In
MDnrle Tom'i
Cablu"
4, Verlcei for
catcliloa; tlsh
fi. A Tlilonary
6. Bf
7. Mexican rob
ber treef
K Speed contest!
9. Stammeri
10. :rer
11. Shrine . .
12. Annoy
13. Vnde a mil -take
m
a- Hinall unorganized town to
city "as it were from a cocoon
to a butterfly" and should make
itself proud of its citizenship,
'where money, culture and refine-
i nifnt will welt il future homo.
Any loss of people who do not
, want to comply with th& laws
I will be promptly replaced by peo
il'lR will want ns a neignuor
and permanent resident of Med-,
ford. Dance hall supervision ha
proven itself in otner states. "Why
not Kive It :t trial?
(.Name on flleX D. E
JACKSONVILLE. Ore., Jan. 4,
(special) The Jacksonville or-
chestnl furnished the music for
the dance at the Applegate hall
New Year's night. Several from
Jacksonville, attended.
Hubert Forbes gave a party at
the home of his parents Monday
evening. Guests present were John
Coke. .Malcom Jones, Alfred Coke,
I Helen Coke, Lula Metzger, Kobertu
Metzger and Helen Wulton.
Kmll and Mollie Uritt entertain
oti, jj,., nmj Mrs. J. W. ltoblnson
und Miss JOliJiubeth Jtuuter with
M xew Year s dinner at Hotel
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Dorothy en
lertaincd at dinner New Year's
day. Those present were Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Itud Lawrence of Medford,
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davles. Miss
Carmen Dorothy and Donald Dor-
0thy
Fred Fick and Itev. Ilili Hay at
tended the meeting of the Shriners
ut Ashland Friday evening.
Miss Margaret Holzgnng of Med
(.Yi(lay
M,. ml
Mrs. dale nnd tliree
I sons of .Medford were dinner guests
Npw venr'H dav at the O. O.
ynmicn home.
Spoons I teat Axes,
S1I KKWSltCU V. N. J. With tho
help of Ire cream a lUl-year-old
tree has been saved from destruc
tion. Seven women entertained
three workmen on a warm day
and induced them to use spoons
Instead of axes.' 'Meanwhile tiieir
husbands used oratory on the town
fathers.
By BUD FISHER
A MAM CAN
liovwW T6
. C.
JACKSONVILLE
Df Yea Remea&er?
, TE.' .YEARS AGO TODAV (
(From Mes of the Mail Tribune)
January 4. JOf
Besidentfl of west aide of valley
organize A tlood RoaU club 40 co
operate with county o.uthoiitleH.
ami nee that money voted for road
hiiprowment Is not wasted. Club
Hum 300 membei H, nnd Kirby ,8.
litter- wiih elected prealdent.
Xtr, A. B Sweet 1h candidnte for
two offlccM; councilman and health
officer. ." '
JIuyor Cunon write a four col--umn
letttr to the Mall Tribune
tolling "f civic progress during lain
administration;
The lmlles of tlio Cireuter Mrd
ford clul) have ntaced ordem for
1100 shade trees to bo ' planted f
alone streets ot the city. "
Col. Prank TouVelle Is due back
from San Francisco this evening.
Ashland contractor refuses to re
pair leaky roof of city hall, claim
ing tlie counciimcn violated the
contract. Ho houcs the ruin will
drown the city dads.
TWENTY YEAKS AGO TODAY
(From flics qf tho Slail Tribune.)
.lailuary 4, 1920
New York Supreme -court- Jus
tice rules thut cigarette smoking
by woman is not Immoral.
Senator JlcNary wires Judge
l'hlpps, ho ' Is working hard for
ratification of tho treaty of peace.
T. E. Daniels and Stato Senator
C. M. ThpmaB return from Salom
where tlii-y httended'-a fish nnd
game conference called 'by "the
governor. 1
Dr. K. 11. Porter starts remodel
ing of tho sanitarium at Sixth and
Ivy streets into u ten-room apart
ment house. -
JIi-s. H. JI. Sargent Is ' elected
president -of Leonard .Wood for
President club.
't '
Prof. Reimer, of the Southern
Oregon Experiment station, tells
of his search in China for a resis
tant to fire blight pear, and be
lieves that Japan will keep" her
promise to President ' Wilson to .
give up Shantung.
'Local hunters stand by -their
guns in-ft rousing meeting held at
Suleni. . -. - V K .
f
Ye Poet's Corner
THIS IS A GREAT COUNTDY
By ft. M. LeVea
Have you known a greater country
Than, our valley of the Rogue?
Though you've traveled there and
' yonder
To the many realms of vogue.
To the Alpine fields agrestic ....
Glided homes beyond too seas, - r
To the northtand, or the southland, i
Where the climes of sunny broezc.
Is there anywhere you've wondered
To this lair land you'll compare.
That af lords more peace and
plenty, . .
Can you truthfully tell us where?
Here the vernal time of gladness
Fills the sheltering hills between,
That' no wind or storm disaster
Comes to mar a life serene.
Now. the famous iiear Is fostered
Through the time of budding life.
So unlike the baokward northtand.
Still no southern heat is rife.
And you'll ply with youthful spirit
'Mid the spring's embracing air.
If you know where you can garner
More excitement, tell us where.
Here the summer's call is .perfect.
Where the niomitlons grand re
sound, Holding lakes of scenic wonders.
Flowing streams that fish abound:
From the heights,' they breathe a
coolness : - -. t .
In the evenings, throiigh the night.
Mending flavor In the fruitage.
Bringing rest that you have might.
And you'll glean an inspiration
When bofriendod, here and thorc.
For the layman, skilled, or sports- ,
man. ' . 1 . ," "
Greater life could you declare;? '-r
Then the autumn time of harvest-.
llrings abundance far and near;
This our opterprlslng Medford -:- -
tias supported year by year. v
Thus the countryside Is plnttcd
lth tho homes your heart will
sway.'
They, bespeak of prosperous people
w no Have loved to work and play.
If you are a man with vision.
And with action firm and fair;
Mid proline fields or Kogueland '
You should never know despair. '
We have winters here attractive;
No extremes to long endure;
Davs of sunshine nrn nrpvnllinir-
More real vantage to insure, . :
firings a wealth, within our snow
finlilK. GrOWlntT ' fnrPala tv nmman,l
Giving moisture all through : Bum
mer
To our valley's thirsty land.- .,
Feoding Mcdfnrd's walnr anlmn
incres none purer to compare...-
ttusning springs rorcver flowing.
Cold and bllthosome Vou may share.
' .' ' ' u
Yes, our God has smiled with fa
vor That our senses should enioy
All the wonders of this country.
We His reverence should employ.
mi iuur seasons nrinn Intr -itvn h.
noss.' . ..
Gentlv chnnelni
Tempered by His own perfection
i-iKc tne colored hills sublime.
Look! Mt Pilt la vlfrll Un..l '
With hei1 snow ; fields sheen and
fair.
Could you . find more' wealth and
SDlendnr v
In this old world anywhere?
Xrw v, for Tw.
SIKXO.MI.VKE Mlh ,,-n.
Found A us. fur r-hri.t..
that have wn-fd their main pur-
.... r. mrirnanis ner arc collect-. .'Il
ing them In order to mark an Ice AaV
" imm Monnminee to Don-
r.uiniy, VI Is., nn Ihe nth... .1.1.
Green rinv, i