Medford mail tribune., January 15, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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consolidation of the Democratic
Tlmei, The Mi'dfort Mall, The MwlfoM
Tribune, the Southern GretonUn, Tb
Ashland Tribune.
Th Medford Sunday Sun la fumlhed
ffubftcrlhera deilrVng a aeven-dtr dlj7
Daw a paper.
ROBERT RUHL. Editor.
H. S. SMITH. Manager.
uncxzFTioir Trii
T MA IXj IS ADVANCb:
Dally, with Sunday Hun, year f
Dally, with Hunday Sun, month S
Dally, without Sunday Sua, year. 1.00
Dally, without Sunday Htin. month .PC
Weekly Mall Trlbun, on yar 1.60
Sunday Sun. one yar 1. 60
lY CAKRIKR In Mdford. Aahland.
Jacksonville. Ontral Point. Phof-nlx:
Dally, with Sunday Sun, year .7 Rn
Dally, with Sunday Sun. munth
Dally, without Sunday Sun. yfr .Of,
Dally, without Sunday Sun. mouth .60
Official pApnr of thf CMy cf WMfnrd.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Entered aa aecond-clnna mn'tur at
Aleclford, Oregon under the act of Uareh
I, 1K79
Sworn tally average clroalatlen tt
tin menih anting Dec II. ltlS -
KKMDKR Or THK AHSOCIATKD
Full Ieaa'rt VTtt Servca. Th- A to-
.latiM Pr-M la exclusively entitled tc
tie u?e for r nuo!l'att"n of all new-
II'. fn'tc-h.-f cr'lfttil to It tir mi 'th-r-tvl.:
iridltrt In 'Ms paper. nd n rho
tOrrU n p:j;ifjfft :n.--' r . i , i r!i ! 1 n
iif reU'jMlcBt if iijl-l Jaa'f '..j-
1'irvln ar n'm rfirvt;d.
Ye Smudge Pot
I'eoplo who view tin :ecrelary of
war as an interest im; personality,
and a ,o.JnlliIe ilemurrai ie -;i u il itl;t t
for tlio presideney wtioultl pentse as
calmly as within their power, "Willi
Kindly Coiisiilcralii.:i " liy llasil .1 .
Stevens in the January issie. of the
North Amerkan It'-view. Tlii ad
dieted to spimtaneoii.s cuskIiik are
advised to leave it alone.
Jaek Detltpsey's manager avers
that he was no "shirker." lie work
ed in the shipyards, fought henefi!
honts, lxunlit Liberty loans, and did
nohle. However, there were no sec
ond luloa in the shipyards.
Kecent news from I'oland shows
that theprineipal industry of the
Poles is asking America for another
loan and killing eft the Jews.
The sppeial session of I he legisla
ture will jiot end as i(tiiekly as ex
peeteil proving thill the state is still
out of luek.
Somewhere In I lie fish hill, we an
informed hy b 1. C, the alligation
in niado that Ito.nui? river "empties
into tho I'aeiflc orean." And, who
"would have ever tsuriuiHed it.
Ono m torn victory and ihe automa
tic purifiifrH of humanity -will insist
on all niuien wearing I heir hair long
in the hack, a la Hill llryau.
Here, where a man c-ouhl not get a
drink, If he wanted ouu, it dues not
interest, hut tomorrow the nation of
ficially heeouies us dry as a cuimd'H
tonsils.
Ir. Kort Hall will hattle Mr. it.
Mam in a match game of hiiliards
tomorrow niKht undi-r the auspices
of the llrown Hoys. Itarriiu; w1ki;Hiik
himself to death, or falling asleep,
Kort oiiKht lo win the ;;anie.
'i'lio women folks will he inteifsted
to knew thai a New Jersey rand
jury has discovered that thousands
of costly mii'diiat furs wero original
ly worn by alley cais, niiti peeled off
hy heartless profiteers.
Harney Oldfiehl "Ihe Speed Kins"
Is In the city. Mr. ( )1I lidd should
Btroil out to Hellheut .vcuuo and
beho-ld some real speeding.
Yoang Mothers
And Youns rvlatfried Women
Take Heed
Hill, Cnlif.: "I :im riid (' Itive my
iestlaiuiniil lor tin- l.cn. til el uttici.-. I c:oi
y -v n.ii.U ili- I. m. lit I
fts-&&L I' l.c nvd irmii
II,-- a ! Or.
P'itiv' l"ivi'!lte
V lit'li'-a and
7 h MiliT-d ,-.nlv al
J,- l.nl C . ! i-iod.
Ili"n 1 h.vitd o(
31r. Pirrce'fi I'avoi itc 1'ri - i iptiuii. :ui I I u"k
two bottUia wliicti iii:lii"d c r , hut,.:.
llho 111 cikIiI I'tWtli ! " r i T i i v'.- i " '
find Imd prarlicnlU-a., ul" mi : M .- l'- y
wciulied tl tHuiads; 1 ouiv w. i h .1 '.i, P v
1 know if 1 ll:idn't u-cd l'r. 1':- l ' mull
cine I WDllId Iio! Irivr Pi ' 'II Se lul l iu.it'c."
WHS. J.NU. 11. SI la.l.l.MI.
Experience in Middle-Life
TtonelairK. Orer'Hc "I vmI-h-.I m hi".
tllinit terrilile, could scrirc U- -' i;id ,.n i.iv
f.-et. My head ami li.uk a -li. d li.od mi I I
was weak mid iiitviuh. Mv l : ::n I l.'t,
noiied would liloat, and I v.i-; tieul'l-d
with constipation. I I. ad a sev ere e tin in
Bl'do. 1 took l'r- 1'ietv s I sm I'l. er,,,-
lion and I'leiifaat l'ellei-' and Cave enn d
mo Olid I wa well and sfn-i..-. 'I ia n.
iluriciK middle life 1 e-aui t k t!: '.. :;nd
TottliroiiKhw' ll. MKS. U . 1 1. .UuOKI..
No. Jackson SU
Old Pitch rain! cljiy-ilnns'.:.
With dull headache. I.a. ka he-r
with pain hem or there - ,..,r v.
she 'a one of jiiany. I mi.illv Mie v. In
thoso draBsiim-dowa or .iczv ymt
nud other pain can-i-d l.y ei
fli.-ea.fo. can Ihi cured ly I r. I a r e 1
tin Pru-rinlifin. It Mires (lie i in-.- ,.f
lain'
in in.
t I- is
rt.ai,.,
n inlv
:an-
lla-
pains. Vailed, jaded, toed, . ve.a.
weal:, nervous, delicate moiu.-;, an- I
to Citreiigth mid health I'.v I". l'i
l'avorite Jtcacrcpti"lc. It e-al.es
women ououg. lu In4iu- w tai.u.
Ml.i-I.
,es
V.V..L
PARTISANSHIP
WE liafc often wondered, diiriii'.' The pa:.t six. months,
what is really hc-hind polit i'-al partisanship.
What human trait is it, that amuses itht rwise fair minded
and kind hearted men to such mali'-ions and pitiless
extremes.
Take the ease of I 'resident Wilson fur example. The
president lias lieen for several months a very siek man.
lieyardless of whether one approves either of the man or
his policies, it would seem that under the eireiimslatiees a
eeriain human sympathy mL'lit creep into even intensely
antagonist ie political relations, as tliontrh his most hitter
opponents ini'lit show some slight compassion and while
not deviat in. if in t he slightest from opposit ion he wiliinir to
ahandon, for the time, some of the vicious tricks of Un
political name which under ihe circumstances stem, to
border on poor sportsmanship.
lint there has been no indication of the slightest de
viation in 1't-tdii iir ir ehanife ill tactics toward the presi
dent since his collapse and perhaps the president is the
last man in the world to ask that there should be.
.Nevertheless the inhumanity, the unnatural an.l need
less brufalit v oft he whole business, has wc believe im
pressed thousands of peoples of both partic.
because of temperament or environment
taken an active part in the partisan anie, ;
spoixl to its react ions.
In conversation the other (lav with a i;o.
friend of ours.- a line citizen and -food sort in every way
-we were amazed to find the intensity of hatred which
even the name of tiie president inspired, and he proceeded
to say Ihinifs, -iiersonal. Ko-sipy, .foolish, silly things.
which lit1 sincerely believed and which to us seemed
worthy of contempt from the serious historian, or a lauifh
from the sane, fair-minded man of affairs.
And what we asked, had twisted (hat man's head.' lb
was lalkiiiLf about I'resideiil Wilson, precisely as others
used to talk about I'resideiil Roosevelt. and of course
time would cure and mortify him in one case as it did then
in the other, and yet he was undoubtedly rel'leciiu what
hundreds of thousands of intense partisans like himself
felt, and said, and there was no help for him at least until
al'ler elect ion.
Of course its part isanship, the competitive passion
ovc rwheliuiiiif t he judgment. but what is partisanship.'
We asked a w ise person this (ileslion recent I v anil he
replied " I 'art isanship ! 1 hat 's merely the pack instinct of
the juimle, applied to a civilization in which it has no or-c-anic
place."
Sounds rather hiifh brow, but the more we considered
it, the more it seemed to explain the situation.
Should Be Egg Storage
Pla nt in Jackson County
A Kreat many iuttdligi-nt. men and
women have heeded the cry, hack to
the soli, ami are making succes.;fi,il
l'arniers, they are more or less huor
isted in poultry raisinK, s. ient Ifically
laisc them, and are contributing
toward tho hup (fort (.'I' speclalisls.
who are assistiun them lo attain the
perfect breed of poultry, result ini; in
Hreuler product ion. 1 1 owever,
from the cons tuner's point of view
there Is one inipi.tant phase in the
business which seems to ho over
looked( and they feel as tho the far
mer is not cooperating wilh them.
d'Yom the consumer's st a ml point
there should he a local slirane house
in every community, or at least one
in every county seal, where chie!;eii.;
are raised in any ii.i.il h y so that the
local grocers and butchers ouhl buy
them products as needed, sending
t he surplus to t he eit ies.
The rea'-tm for tliis (.'.linion is, that
under the present system and condi
tion the grocer and butcher not hav
ing time to vii.it and buy from the
Individual farmer, must of necessity
send to the city for each case of eui;s
consumed by the local pv.pulace. And
inoM farmers sell their vy.yn to Hie
buyers In most case:;, by yearly -.ou-tract.
And Ihe expensive system of
expressing e):;;s lo the cily and back
ai'.ain, or worst of all, perhaps yot
are eat III:1!! ei'i's la'il by hens of other
: iaie.-i, ( t pi rha: f r : i New '.U atainl
or oiiie other country Ihou.uidLi of
miles diMant. 'This s.xsteia is ready
more the hih cii. t ol' liin,n than any
thin': else, tin real blame dees not
i eM with the buyer. ,but rather rests
with each community where the- -con
dition exists, because the haver is
inly interes'ed in l'iitni; as cht'apl
as possmle and sellii.ir. for as hi;,h a
Cii;nre as he .an. It is nothiuu lo ihe
central rltuaue houses whether then
eiu'.s cotne fnt'u a sl'.or; or Imu di''
I a uce. it 's all t he ; aue to them it
I hey am shipped from the middle
eat. New Zealand China or -anywhere
sc loin; as they nialie a hii; proitt.
And the t 'onsotiiiences
You will eventually be re.eivhi''
It--- and les-; for our pmdtiil. Vin;
will be in i'.ur.ieii more and m ore ol
tit. oet erod.iciioti of n::s and (-;? I -My,
i.ecinise ;, larger ship- dvin
the Pacific waters are b.-ini; more
. ml more equipped with l sioiam1
ai o.
And we potir niii-iiiiiiT'i, we will
still be payn:..: tie1 same hi .li pt ices
for e.i.s and p.mitry tor foreign pit -duet.
Money will be ha via:: this
country that should be left in it. The
people in the cit es want fiv-di arti
i les of food to eat. ami would be very
c,!ad ti 1 1 ado w i; h the driver win
could mark his u:: ba-ket "frth
ei;s," and tho cit workin.; tu'ople
would iut hae to i-at cues hetweesi
s and 10 mom hi old. W ere the com
mission men in the city in communi
cation witli local stt ra. houses they
could constantly use up your stirplu-'
e:',i;s. Your ow n o m unity w on hi
he cat in i; fresh e;-i;s to would the
city peopb.
You niiKht in answer say that the,
people who' with freh food should'
AND THE PACK.
win) cither
have never
d don't n-
re
public
in
; move to the country; that can not he,
' because were they to do so you
would not hfivu Knd warm elolhin;;
' tiv wear, slopes to cook your meals
upon, etc. So that we behiR a co
operalive nation we must be depen
jdent ono upon the other. And r,o it
j behooves us all to think of the lilt to
'children of the.oity whose only play
' IT roil lid is (be IhiIkv Htieet nml wl.n.-o
home consists mostly of a small flat
(or npartineiit I that, should the win
dows fa.e any direction except the
sout It that even sunshine is at a
premium, and fresh fot.l means life
lo them. Therefore we are forced to
look upon this momentous iiio-tion
both from a financial and sentimen
tal standpoint.
a mo', AMi:;;u'AX.
CUT THIS OUT
hl KiikIMi Itoeipe for ( 'a(an!i,
atari ha I illness and
Head Noises
If you know of some one who is
troubled with. Catarrhal heafuess,
head noises or ordinary catarrh cut
out this formula ami hand it to
' t hem and you may have been the
.means of savin;; some poor sufferer
'pei hups from total deatuess. In Kn;;
i land scienti.MS li.r a lonu time past
j have i ecocnied t hat catarrh is a
const it ut ional disease and necessarily
idliiires coi'.-.titutioaal treauuunt.
I Spnnfi, iti ha l"t s and no (lunches
,ai" liable to irritate th" delicate air
pas.-anrs and lol'te the disease into
jtlie mitldle ear which frequently
j no ans tola! deatne...;, or else the dis
jease may be driven down the air
i pa.a:'.es lowards the lun.s wliich is
ieniall;. as ilaii:;.'!'. Tae fo!!oviiu;
Ifermala whi.li is iued e-. n ,iv, ly in
.the damp Kn ,ii h rlitiiai" a consii-
tuiuMia! tieaiment ;:nd shoiib! prove
especially elti. acious to sufle! " 'I's
jheie who live uiitler more fax orable
I t'lnnau' coiulit iens.
"-ecu re t rom you i
of I'ariuint i "onliii
t bis home and add ',
xvaier and a lb:;e
stir until di.--ohed.
: pooti I u 1 ion r 1 1 1 1 1 1 -
dm.:
I
::nct
s; i h t . Tak"
ii 1 1 nint of hot
anula:eii su:ar;
Take one tiib'e-
a
tay. This w ill
o'l. n brmi; l-a
ii.e, bead no'.--
I'ef 1 1 - a;
dwtivss-
Chm-d m..-i.-4ls
h.uibl opt a. brt athi
.ia-l hearin:; imptovi
aa'i a in ti-,,- , n-aai
d ;i cd. rami. nt n-.
;i ii s direct iy n pn t h
i nib surfaces o) i he
a li ni.' ac'itei. Tlu
eas to make, co it.-
be- teaie ea-y
as the inflam
all t U o -s is i e-
l in ; his w av
blood and ir,n-x-.ein
and hu
pi-e!ar..tio:i is
littie and i-
idea.-ant to lake, lluiy person whb
has a!arrh or bead no-e or is hard
ol hearing s!;oubl i;ne this tn-atno ul
a trial.
JOHN &. PERL
Undertaker.
fhotic M. 47 And IT-J
Automobile Hear Strvlc
l4dy AsslstJint
a SOITH HAKTLKTT
WEDFORD IKON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
liso acent for Fnirlianka and Morse
Knciiu'S.
17 South Rlvcrsldt
in
DISCOUNT RATE
CiHCACO, Jan !.". The Chicago
Kcli.-ral Jif.-servc Lank has an 1
itouiH'-d an increase in i'..s discount
lalo on treasury certificutus of in
d.nit;!iit'K.s from l- to -1 "4 per c(Mii.
Advances on conimer':iul pa per
wiih a view to dicouni;,'iii bvrcjiv-t-rs
who .sp'iculate in coinn:odiih.-s,
land, cotton and oil, soun will
lifri im, it was und:n-:ood. tiioch
niakfft hcrrowiiiKs itre commlf-red to
have het.-n reanonatjly reduced.
The re.--ervo hoard annouiicpd it
expects to put reserve hanks in a po-
: i 1 1 rn wlipric crli :t rfp-i fur luirrn'A'in'' '
nuiiiey of them will he higher t han
the Koint; fommereia! rate, sc that
n.serve hanks would ht; ap)talyd to
only in lime of distress.
1 1
in New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't ailoyv
yourself to become a victim by
I neglecfing pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
GOLD MEDAL
The world's standard remedy for kinoym
liver, bladtler and uric arid trouhlaa.
Holland's notional remedy since 1606.
All druRists, three sizes. Guarantaad.
Look for tue nDiA Cnld Mc!f 1 an evory box
nd cccyt u o imilatiou
At the BIG
GOOD SPARK
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
! " " ,
Let There Be No Discords
If yo:;r 1'cinl c-;ir is cmt d' tunc, tln-re is uiicluiilitt'illy ;t very ijimmI rciison
I'urit. .t;,i t lu-lit-st way t-i I iiul th;it rt sciii, jiiiil have it rfiiu'dicd. is to
j lii n i in and drive lumii- anlhnri'.cd Si-i-vit-f stat ion, where one cd' our nic-c-lianirs
v, ho is tlioi-'.'U'ilily ai-iiiaii'.ted w ith the Ford iiiei-haiiisni and who
knows tin- Fun way to adjust or rc-salr your c-ar. can tune it u in a u'ar-aiic-
that is iruu-rly ot;;iii.ed to L;-i'e real l-'ord ser ic-e. Then, too we
iiexcr u.s, iiuiiai ion iarts only the ( ieiiuine I 'ord-iuadc-, strong and dur
ahe. They wear Iron; thirty to sc-vc-hl v-live ) c-r c-t-nt liinucr than the coun
terfeit '.arts that are softer and nime eheasl'." made. In fact it is danger
ous to liuitian life to use in lit at ion parts, and it is not fair to your Ford car
or your jioeket hook.
We are a part of t lie uiuantie Ford Service organization whose purptis.?
it is to serve the owners of all l-'ord cars and trucks; we have more than a
passing interest in your c-ar. Prompt service is uiven on all work from
a minor adjust nic ni to a motor overhaul, l'rhe in and see the facts for vo
ursc lf - ihere's too much money invested in your Ford car to miss con
ned ions with the authorized l-'ord tUaleis.
G. E. GATES AUTO CO.
MEDFORD, OREGON
ludst on Genuine Vonl Part. o
POWER OF AN IDEAL
The 10(1 percent A.MKltlCAX IIHiAli WIXS in liulness as in war
ItKCAI Si; (he SIl:i:X(;TII of tliisrcat Aiiic i-l-CAX-isni IS IXIH
VIIt'.M. I IT.NKSS.
LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE
MEDF0RD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Individual Inslriietion lay or evening
I CAN plus I WILL equals OPPORTUNITY
Teamwork: in Your 2
", . : i Transactions
V, l'iN 1 he most casual or careless thinko-
c-.all I'c irsee' tlli- mssi bilil ie.s of profit lcnilllililf
ahead for I ! rN I.
.And if docs not fake a magician to realize
how much greater tile probabilities are of
success when a ij rowing aecouut and sti'onjf
connection at the FIUST NATI()N.ii
I ! A X K a re added to his of her resources.
Uhe First National Bank
Mbdford
AUTO SUPPLY SALE
iiiaA'l: , cu.ucjj am. - K?5cv .
Oregon
J
1 . !
Merchant's
Lunch
at
Holland Cafe
Music During
Dinner Hour
Cafe
Holland
C. Y. Tengwald, Mgr. -
WHY NOT 1
Get Your
FANCY GROCERIES
BAKERY GOODS
MILK AND CREAM
FRUITS AND NUTS
TRU-BLU COOKIES
VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
CIGARS AND T0BACC03
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
at
'eVoe's
REMEMBER
I IT'S A HOME PRODUCT
I ' a r "rr T-i - T-k nrinT i -m
eerless
Bakery and Lunch Room
NEW
COOK STOVES
AND RANGES
Wc have a nice new lino
and will trade you a new
stove for your second hand
one.
WE BUY. WHAT YOU
HAVE TO SELL
Poole Furniture Co.
South Fir Street.
Medford. Ore.
IVTKIilltltAN AITOOAB CO.
SchiNlnln from Octoiier I, 1019.
1'nlI.Y (Except Siindavl
Ixvo Meilford Leave Ashland
7:loa.m. 7:10 a.m.
I S:00 am. 7:55 a.m.
8: 5 a m. 9:00 a.m.
j 9:10 a.m. 9:25 a.m.
j 10:00 a.m. 10:10 a.m.
1 10:40 a.m. 11:00 a.m.
I 11:30 a.m. 12:00m.
j 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
I 1:25 p.m. 1:25 p.m.
, 2:1,0 p.m. 2:io p.m.
3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.
3:45 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
4:25 p.m. 4:2f. p.m.
6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
7:00 pm. 6:40 p.m.
8:40 p.m. 8:40 p.m.
Sat only 9:30 p.m. Sat.onlv 9:30 p.m.
Sat. only 10:30 p.m. 12:15 p.m.
I mldtiicht Sat. only
! RTXIhW ONLY
1oavo le,lford I. eove Ashland'
10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
; 11:00 am. 11:00am.
: 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m 3:00 p m.
4:00pm. 4:00 p.m.
1 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
! 6:30 p.m. (:30 p.m.
I "-an n.m .an n m
Office anil ftiUne room Xo. 6 South
j Front. Nash Hotel Building.
rhone 309. i