Medford mail tribune., February 12, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

STTTDFORD ITATL TRrBTTST!. fTTDFORD. OKTTiOX. TTn"RPAY. FEBRUARY 12. lfr?"
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KEDFORD MAIL, IaiBL'NEi
AMERICA'S EIGGEST MAN
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UK MOST mAnuf thiL" ai-i-t Abraham Lii.t-oln as a:
i'i;fyj'- man was Lis la'k of w-ronal vanitv. II; jf-j
' fii-j-d i') iikr h:i!L--!f -riuIy. II.- was utu-rly devoid 1
of jiid'-. JIL-; ability to view men and issues, eiitir'-ly!
apart f'iij tii ii- reaction ujk.ii him. was alniSt inhuman.;
T.'.'-y don't jimv :bli- luf-i: iik- tiiat ijow. Or if :hyS
d- .' '! ii iiif-i; don't i-'i t in Liirh j.)a- es. We -an't rcall a i
j.i'-idei.t .-in.i- Liiwoin wi'fy tin- possible exei-ptioii of,
M'-Kinley who was able to ioict the ir.sonal element j
who was i'yj t-v. vzi to ric alxvc vanity and jpfide aiidj
'In- d--p human i.o-tiij-t of ii vcr-in- the jrnMn ra'e. !
A thousand ii:-id-tits i!I:;strat- this trait in Lin--o!n's
-hara'-ter, b'it ''.:. S'lc-tion of Stanton ;i- Sf.---tary ofj
War to rejila'-e 'am'-rH!. s'ands out abovt- thi-ui all.
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ciatj Pr i in f Imi! rly
tr.r ti for t-tr--iii ,'iti
Ye Smudge Pot
Star.fon's 'ontf-injit for Lih'-oln. ,, ns Y as a presi-!
deut and as a man. dat d ba k to the old Harvester ease. !
:They liad j;ot only Ix-r-n l. '.'al opponents, aiid political i
j).i nis. I:;t as far as JStanton was eoneenied personiilj
' eiif liies. !
He never refr-rred to Lineoln" said (bur ial MeClel-i
';: "but as a ".'ojilla. and wondered by He Chaulleii should'
.bunt in Afiii-a when they rew sueh fine jieeiniens in;
; Illinois. The jnoranee anil ineffieieji-v of U,th the iresi-j
,1, ... ..,.,1.1 l i : ... '.i i
, .-s.. , n.-i. ,uiii a. i eijiiojeiiij jiaii;., was viui mm a eonsiaiil
!',' i',' theme, and he relteatedlv advised niv takin; nvi-ntbe cov-
d.fK.-v:r... ' ernmeut atia assinun a Uii J itai-v dictatorship.
i Lineoln knew all this. Hut Lineoln aho knew Stanton.
' He knew he hf-ionced to t he tl lie of nif'f lie:ir-li!,-e in(.rl,.-
maiiiae.S. who hide benealii a roiii'ii ;iiid vindietive evt iv-, An.cn' -an .ionL-iil
ior, a warm hrart. and an uiieoinpiotni.sin patriotism
-Moreover, lie knew, as tar as
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EuSlE v
SeiZiIick Inures.
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"My Cakes Never Fall Never"
Thev'ic always of feathery lightness and the
.f my success is
CRESCENT BAKING
POWDER
It's a different and more convenient powder
"If a different anil more convenient
powder.
('allent may interrupt when I'm in
lh; inid-t of cake mixing, but with
Oocent interruptions do not mean
failure.
-The Crescent raise awaits oven
heat; when the cako is slipped in the
dnuuh ries to iK-rfection no chum e.
fr it to rail, thouuh baking is
layed for hours."
You pay on(y Die pre-war price.
J-"c for 1 iound
$1 .(X for 3 pounds
dr.
cru:sci:.NT mami'ACTI KJ.sg company
Washington
ton was the ne man for the job..
So be appointed him to the most important position in
Elsie Janis at Ria'.to.
Kl-ie Jauis was .-ertainlv u rs:i)f.7
t-irl iurir.L' tiic; ;.r. counties-
uill an,--!. :ii'i
,.,..rr,. I.v i!..,t !;,.,.; whiih lia- laim.-nt
bilitv was eoneet'iied. Stan-theen i,r..iiu-.-.i i.v s-izni. k
She ilav- tie rsrt ot
crtlv wlu i- not hrikeu!
the wh-el Wiir.
t iri lr- .hi enti-raun
! tul i.ro'Ineii ,n that uive- the tn'-
a s'H-j;)l hutt
lint fruele on
u U 1..
in1.' an, he;trt i-atf-hin-j s,-re-n enter-
ha lia- lr"ven a ln sue- .
evervv.iw.re. an,! will he the at-
bant-'traction at the Kialto iuiir davs. he-
tj-ie a clianc
he her own de-'"in- ""I"'.
Literature U on th d'-clina on1n! t lie eablllet and wh II friends whispered
y.'luar Home of the I'nlvernity of
I'ennylvanl, and a iihot of Scotch
wouldn't do thh col. ny harm.
A prexlflential Worn bag he';n
launched f'r William Howard Taft.
A fat man has Jchh chance than a man
with whlHkem.
Stanton had said Lincoln smiled and replied,
Stanton. I like to hear him talk."
his ear what
Membernhip iu the Idolatorn clubi
of Jackson county has dwindled to
the point where It Includes only those
who don't know the war l over.
1IMS Ford lonrinK". wonder
ful shape; rauli, hal. itaHy.
1'Jth & Coin-h. I!ri;.il 1 IS.
teortlanil tireKonlan Want ndj
Irt of them have a fc'juat figure.
Karmera of the nation are called
upon by the Xon-Purtluan league to
f I Jo a 'protest' against thlnKH In ucn
erul. In IIiIh vlelnlly nothing would
drive the "piotist" homo like leaving
off their putteen for a half day.
Kxeeptlon Ih taken by Harry Mate
nlnic to the allexatlou Dial Link Halto
In the leadhiK hawlnr of the valley.
Ilo HtuteK that hlH hoy Is Hecond to
nt,Tie when it comes to buwItriK. Jiarry
nay his offnprlnK does not often lie
dulKe In the practice, hut when ho
does leave the muffler open, the tone
quality and rpiantity of his iinualllnK
la unsurpassed afloat or aahoro.
Lineoln wasn't went imentol oliont it II,. ,l;,li,'t i.w.J
tend to like abuse or malicious hostility. Hut he had one
pasion in life at that time, and that was the preservation
of the union.. When he entered upon that task he pro
ceeded to forget, himself entirely, and onW keep in-mind
his country, and what would benefit hiscoinitry'.s eause.
If a jiolitical heeler like Cameron was easy to get along
with, bill didn't, deliver the goods, Liiieoln'promptly dis
charged him, if his worst personal enemy wasdiffie'iilt to
get along with, but eonld deliver Ihe goods, he called hiin
in and stood by him.
One wouldn't advise all public men to follow selfless
ness as far as did Lincoln. I-'or it's a job only for a big
man. A man of small gauge would merely lose the respect
of hi:; fellows and his hold upon his task. The average of
ficial must take himself seriously or no one else will.
Hut Lincoln was of that heroic mold, that liartriarcha!
cast, that could disregard the smainiiings, and only gaiiii
in-reny. ah one ot Jus hiograpiier.s said: "He was onlv
six feet four, but he reached from Heaven to Karth."
cur l'.'lll tax tlii'l its .10 etr cent
Oil, J kliOW hii'licr than la-t vcar and it tliev car
I rv tin- rai-e the 1JH tax v.'ill le
ioiilile the llllti ttix. in other noril-
il' a riialt farmer happens to have a
would have ai.nle .ood re.T!;r.!: lor.
Americans anywhere. In thi- Connie.,
liuii 1 hand volt a eopv ol the aheve-
that
ot !
I, ve
mentioneil tele'.-iain una re'ii:ei
I vim nub hn same ir me ocneoi
all tax pavers who mav not
I -ecu it.
NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN
March 13th our larse incubators will be at your service.
These incubators arc the best hot water machines and are In.
stalled in a modern incubator cellar. Your eggs will be Incubated
RIGHT.
Agents for the
Kresky Ventilating Brooder Stove
The best brooder on the market Como and sec It In operation.,
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH.
rUoncSOl-W. CaroU F. Carpenter
mnrtsasp. h; will ( m n:amt it.
f i t ... 1 v- i .. i .
1 Ilit V int'd' HI .n (Mil iiir.il uil Hit: T i
Kansa- line for .vears. We ot y ,
ill) utfainsi u soiniiiJrii: i:ki iujii. u".
we iust retired lut ot' treat stal--ir.cn
JUid put a I'cw haeets in
to repeal lots or tKih taxeatin
iaws, and lhats what v.iil have to Ik:
done lien. r the bol.-hevik will
have an eav lirne ilividintr our ipi
rrtv. Would lik- to hear t'nun -me
eoimictent writer on. this j-tihiieft.
Verv trnlv vour-.
I'. S. AXOKIISOX.
lieodv Ave, iitv.
COMMUNICATIONS
Rehulldina Owl Resort.
AfKXK'AM. Lower California.
3'J, Work of re-hiiihlniL' Ihe
(heater, L'liiiihliitL' report, uhi-li
ileht roved hv it Hiei-(acnliir Tire
rmirv 0 t n eH.iinnU'fl nY .f:
IMIO wan heiriin veterdav.
VvU.
Owl
WHS
I eh-
i.'ii.--
The
uiariairemeiit han onened teutiHirai v
(ttiartfi'H and t:aiiildiiiLr Iimh hei-n k-Hiiiciel.
(The Mall-TrJlmno wclroiiHM rom
niiiuicalloiiM on any jtuhjeet of Keni-r-al
Interest but In In no wuy reiH)nNl
Idu for the M'fitfuieiitH ereed. Only
In exceptional vhm-h will lorninunlrM
Moiih of oVer 'Mm WfrdN he printed.
All eoiiiiniinleatlonH niut le Ninet
hy the wrilnr'N name, udleli inny
upon (ho urller'H request ho wlth-lield.)
how ihev feel aljut leL'isialirn
(.'ard to II. C. 1... rai-e of wiiae
espeeiallv hond??. ()revoii siac
; the prize for Jiheralitv v;ih I lie
j pavers' monev
in re-
lt Alarmed hy 'laves
'fo llie Kihtnr:
I lave heeii waituiL: I
liea r from some ol
Any one that h luekv
enough to tct an office fun net his
waue- rai-eil hv helpini: 'Ids friend
to wet to the Ji'L'i.sbiture, at least i;
works that wuv in Washington cinm
tv. Thev make uii appiDpnalion lor
anv old thint that happeiiH to eornr
helore them. The onlv stunihlinj
block is the L'over.ior, and llie - per
cent levy. Now thev want im to
double that at t he next primary elec
tion. Are we L'oiii'j' lo ilo it 7 and
r some ime I o 1 -In i on that other l't mills besides,
the taxpayers, We will find when we come to pay
And lieed'. a Keinocntt
To the Kditor:
We note in your editorial of the
Sit li instniit that von have received
a iMi.t card from Senator Heed
"hearini: the L'overninent fr.tnk. and
aceusiiiL' President WiUon and f'tdo
ne Ilon-e ot" voting; with Japan lor
racial equality," el'a.
V."hv is your soul so e-iiecially out
raged that Senator Heed has u.-di
his L'overninent frank for arivthii'i:
I uti tVf.nL- i..-t tl ..
s iin'M democratic administration ior inauv
take.- months pust has been sendinir ou
tons of propaganda to re
ar workers all over thr
country? Not onlv post cards, but
sealed letters and pamphlets of evcrv
description, alt of which w.i- d ne
during llie paper shortage. Io voa
imauine that this was done without
the knowh-d-e and enn-ent of t!:;
presidejit ! ,
Thi.s was all nl the eiiM'tise id' the
Anurici!n oeople, and we have e n
no notice of it in your column , al
tbouuh the teh-ram of Will Ila
sent from San Kraneisci to Carter
filas. dealing strictly with laet-t.
tax- i literally
Officers and Directors Orsl
Insurance Company
Most of;Whom Have Served The OompanySince Organization
"'Old"' tV o
Jr . Jk f Insurance in Force r:h jfk
Jm rT 2'7- ML y4 S;-4
KLyL oVBi wiffi(M9 3. Z66. 949.00 f
V ' 2972 $ 6.005.000.00
rOX Wr. i93 $ 7, 147, 3CQ.00 ,LW
Y&Z Pf 1915 $ g,OQ3.456,00
' 1 MLJ) 1917 2,04-0,922,00
j$L n&lO IS 2Q.453;695l00 jL
'vtiS. ese R$um ThQ &ory of Oar Marvellous Continuous Growth
fa m- ""Sk as
l m w m m m
HtCT"'
A- B. CORNELL, District Manager, Grants Pass, Oregon
His tele-rain to Mr. Glass follow-:
"Hon. Carter Glass. Secretary of
the Trea-urv. W'a.-diininon, I). C.
Mv Hear Mr. Seretarv: Arriving
here .iu-t now I lind vour teleraui
of ve-terdav. I am pleased to mail
j vou a copy of aiv Denver speech,
j which I will be glad to have vou read,
j I note vour inuuirv as to what I an'u
j touching on the misuse of 'jovern
j mental u.-trmiy-nts and functions j"v
the democratic organization for polt
! tii al punoses.
"I did not smv that vou hod fur
nished the names of all buvers o'
lihertv bnuds for the use of the demo
I cratie eoir.juiltee as a uiailint; list,
j What f did suv then, and what I now
i repeat, is that the democratic admin-
L-tration sent out thousands of tons
of propaganda to liberty lond huv-
' ers, tlnriiiL the paper shortage and
v hiie liinilin'.' the use ol paper bv th
pre-s. and that the lunre part of d
wa.s dernocratie political propai;and
ahd that all of it was puid for bv the
taxpayers' monev.
"I did suv that names were being
procured bv the democratic organi
zation bv the hundreds of thousunus
froui evcrv available source and that
tlrousund- of lettors were beine sent
out-hv it dailv. 'solieitiiur inonev, hv
an oflieo r'ttr'c numbering from J("I
to linn, speudini; hundreds of dollar
dailv and that the New York Worhl
had published u statement that the
deiMorral le national commit tee was
i-ptposini t" mise u fund of ld.-
il'Hl.llflO.
"What J did pot say then, but to
which I now call vour attention, ii
thai 1 am reliably informed the dem
ocrntic eiiinmittee has even ro.sorten
to draw in-,' dra its on hankers
ho -e hanks government funds i
depositi'tl, t leL-raphimr Mich bankei
thai thev had already drawn such
drafts. I respectfully recommend
that vou make an inouirv into this
.-itimtion."
Caie Holland
Special Club Breakfasts
DON'T KNOW WHETHER OR
NOT GREY WILL RETURN
LONDON. yvt. l'J. -1,'cMiIvina to
ii i.iiii'-: inn in tin- Ihium! fit' iMimiiions
tniiiiv ii to wlictiinr ViM-.onnt (rrcv
wniiM n-liirn I WiishiiiL'ton lis lirit-
ih iiiiiliitrulnr anii it' nut wlio would
In1 1 1 1 (.in"i"C -nr. I'remiir I.lovd
M"rtr "-aid he was uniilili' to mnkv
ari Mati'iiif'tit on thti Milijcct.
I 'aril or Thank?.
Mia A. .1. Marvin and family wish
to i-xfirt'sti their thanks throiiRh the
Mail Trlliuni", to I ho many friends
thai so kindly aHt"ist';d them after the
death of .Mr. A. J. .Marvin, on Jan.
-':. 120. i
iT.-. MItS. A. J. .MARVIN.
N'oiier f llcmovul
The t nion l.ivery. Feed & Sales
rilaiiles formerly located at Dr.Utelms
I'arn, 111 North Kir at reel, is now
loiaied at the old Vincent harn,
'North Kiverslde and will be knewn as
the I'nioii l.irery. Food & Stiles
Stahli s, the only feed stable in .Mel
Vat Thii Out It l Worth Money
DON'T Ml S3 THIS. Cul out this
allp, enclose with Oc and mail It to
Foley a Co., 2 835 Sheffield Ave..
Chicago. 111., writing your name nd
eddress clearly. You wiU receive In
return a trial package - containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for couiiha, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney pills for pain In ids and
tiark; rhnumalisji, backache, kidney
and l ladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, liilioimneii. lioad.lrhe.
and shii;i;ih bowoU. For sale hy
J!eJfprd Fhanuary,
Xo. 1 33c Xo. S 33c
(1) Egg ..Breakfast Steak
Ham Toast
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
Xo, 2 Vtc Xo. 0 33c
(1) Egg (1 ) Pork Chop
Bacon (2) Corn Cakes
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
Xo. 3 33c " 13c
(3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage
Stripped Bacon orBuckwheat Cakes
Ham Coffee
Coffee
Xo. No" H 'Wo
Fried Mush with Plain Omelette
Bacon Wheat Cakes
Coffee Coffee
MED FORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
AJiso aseot for Fairbanks nni Mom r;
EDgines.
17 South Riventld
OltDEIl nv XOIBEK
For Spring Canyon
Utah Goal
AND
Dry Wood
PHONE 242
WISEMAN in SCHEFFEL
531 S. Front St.
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone9 277-J.
Dry Slab and Fir
Wood
1 Mill Blocks
and Coal
Valley Fuel Co.
Office Phone 7G
Residence 739-J
BUCKEYE
INCUBATORS and
BROODERS
Iliitchiiiff time is near.
Why not hatch your rjjgs in
a machine that's reliable. A
Buckeye is strict insurance
igamst poor hatches.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
-. . 3(7 East Main Strett,
We
Specialize
i On '
LUNGHES
And Guarantee
To Please
- ;i . ''' '
Peerless
Bakery and Lunch Room
Jacksonville Medford ;
IXTEKUUUAX AUTOCAR CO.
Schedule from Jan. 16. 1920, DallJ
Except Sunday.
Leave Modford: 7:10 . in., 8:00
a. m., 9:00 o. m., 10:00 a. m., 11:00
a. m., 12:00 noon, 1:30 p. m., 2:30
p. m., 3:30 p. m., 4:30 p. m.,.6:30
p. m., Sat. only 7:30 p. m., 9:30 p.m.,
Sat. only 10:30 p. m. ,
Leavo Jacksonville: 7:30 a. m-,
S:30 a. in., 9:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m.,
11:30 a. in.. 1:00 p. m., 2:00 p. m.,
3:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m.,
7:00 p. m.. Sat. only 8:00 p..m.i Sat.
only 9:50 p. m. --
Kunday Only
Leave Medford: 9:00 a. m., 10:30
a. m., 12:00 noon, 2:30 p. In., 4:00
p. m., 0:30 p. m., 7:00 p. m., 9:30
p. m., 10:30 p. m.
.Leave Jacksonville: 9:30 a. m ,
11:30 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 3:30 p. m.,
5:00 p. m., 6:30 p. tn., 7:30 p. m., ,
9:60 p. m.
Office and waiting room. No. 6 S.
Front, Nash Hotel Building.' Jackson
ville waiting room at Retor'a Confeo- '
tionery.
uvrmtuiuiA.v autooak vo.
' Schednle from OctoTier i, 1010,
Daily (Except Sunday)
Leave Medford Leave Ashland-
7:10 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:25 a.m.
9:10 a.m.
10:00 sm.
10:40 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
12:45 p.m.
1:25 p.m.
2:10 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:45 p.m.
4:25 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
' 8:40 p.m.
Sst.only 9:30 p.m.
Sat. only 10:30 p.m
7:10 a.m.
7:55 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:25 a.m.
10:10 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 m.
i:00 p.m.
1:25 p.m.
2:10 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
4:26 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:40 p.m.
8:40 p m.
Bat.only 8; JO p.m.
12:15 p.m.
midnight SU only
BCTjrDAY ONLY
Leave Medford L save Ashlaad
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
fi:00 p.m.
f :80 p.m.
ran o.ro
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
1:00 p-m.
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
(:I0 p.m.
:I0 D.ni
orflre and walling room No. 6 flrmt"
Front, Nash Hotel Uulldlnt.
FfiOfieSOS, ,