Medford mail tribune., February 14, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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srF!DPOT?n TvmTi ttc. itrEnroRT). orfgox. Saturday. February 14.
1920
HERE INTEREST
ESSAY CONTEST
Cniifnin Henri I. l'ip'-r of C'iiniii
Lewis is in tin- ritv (W a few d:ivs in
thu interest of the Nnticiiiiil Sdmol
J'.ssav Cmitet nrnl while lien is iniili
iiiT his hcu'liiuiirtiTs nt the nrniv re-
cruiliiii; elation at 'SA K:is .M::in
street. TIm (-it)itain is takiiiL' hi tin
Work that was st;irte licrt about a
week aim bv ('ant. Iioi, who w:i.;
HuMenlv i-allod to Portland bei'nre
liis work was finished ln-re. ('upturn
Viper reports thai the Kkkjiv eon test
i.L; iiuirked bv niueli enfhtisiiism thru
out tin; count rv.
The Med ford liuMiiess eolle'je de
sired to uive their Hiiil- an oppoi
tnnilv to parlicipate in the conteM,
but as schools of their rhis-: were not
permitted to participate, the college
donated a prize in the wav of a
three months' sehohi rship in its train -inir
school which is mmI at either the
tlav or evenini: sessions. This is a
erv Valuable addition to the iiianv
other local prizes utTered bv bil-:-liess
houses; individuals and othe.s.
"ERF.ALS I IAVF. OLD I I. C. L. BEATEN," says Mary
Vx Shipley, advertising model .and domestic science demonstrator.
Miss Shipley is the winner of the 1919 cup offered by her firm
for the highest cereal sales. She will demonstrate in this city along
with the famous "Carnation Girl Sextette" next week.
OwInK I o tlnMr larKo increase In
1mslne.SK tho Seely V. Hull Motor Co.,
havo hfcen compelled to move in
linger quarters. Their new location
Is the huilttlUK formerly occupied by
thu lenders Crocery Co., opposite the
iMedford KurnlLiire Co.
The how ami sales rotm Is 00x1 ."
feet, whom nothing but new tars will
he shown. In the rear is a space
1)5x50 feet that will be a compart
ment for used cars.
A largo stock of Urea and tubes
will be kept in stock.
The Beoly V. Hall Motor Co., are
agents for the Chandler, the car with
the mar veil is motor, the Cleveland
Kix, the Chuutller's Utile brother, and
also agents for the Federal Truck.
I AM GUILTY SAYS LANE
(Continued from Pago Ono)
yHr sir?
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"There is olhin, in Ihe eotislilu
tion which prohibits members ni' the
presitlcnt's cabinet, from meelimr ami
tliseussinir anv tleparlmenlal matler.
If wo accept the president's construe
lion of the constitution, it would be
a violation therefore for two of the
secretaries to hold n conference in
the absence of t In president.
"iMr. I,nusiit has faithl'uliv serv
ed. iMr, Wilson duriiiL' both of his
terms us president, and in due con
sideration of his rights I think the
president should have asked for his
resie,nntion on the ground that thcy
did not auree on Ihe policies to be
pursued bv the slate department and
Hot to have dismissed him in this
Jiursh wav."
County Assessor.
J hereby announce my candidacy
for the re-ncmlnatlon to the office
of County Assessor for Jackson coun
ty, by the Itepuhllean party at the
primary election .May lilsl, lit lit),
J. IK COI.KMAN',
SECY LANSING RESINGS
(Continued from Pago Ouo)
I mils en veti a id a nd as predict inu'
(hal the trciilv would tail it' lie
American people ever learned of it.
lull import.
Mr. Laiisint:, obviouslv in a veiv
diffictdt position, did not repudiate
liullitl's statements nlthoii-h it was
monieiitarilv expected m Wahinutoii
that he cither would repudinle them
or resign his nt liee. I'lcidi at Wil
son was at the time .u his siicakin-i
lour in the we-t. To av lhal he was
up-ci bv Uullitt's -lorv and hi- ono
Inlioii't of Ihe licerelarv of slate put..
it mildlv. Officials in the president's
nartv who Knew the workings of Ihe
tiresidenl's mind cp, 'icd -ec I he
sec re I a rv's reiua I ion a- I- cd I'm
when (he president returned lo Wash
iiejton. Thce -Mini nffie:nls believe
now lhal (he breakdown which s'iii
the president hune a verv sick man
was the only Ihimr that meUMitcd it.
Xol on Speaking Terms.
.Mr. I.aiisnju, however, never
the prcsiilciit in. and did all hi
business with the chief cceulie in
wrilimr. The relations between ihe
men remained verv much si ra uied
and then Mr. I.un-iii's action in eall-
denl or uof," as one of their mini
her put il., These m:lv stories were,
o' course, all disposed of and shown
lo be pure and unfounded L'ossip by
the laler developments, but thev were
bciiii; circulated and widelv crediteti
last November when the cabinet as
r-cmblcd for its first conference at the
call of Sec ret a rv Lansing.
Ionising Had Precedent.
The sei rctarv of state, it should be
said, believed he was supported !i
precedent in enlliiiir the 'cabinet to
'etlier. I.oidiimr ni the historica
reetird he found it had been done when
I 'resilient Onrfield lav ill for weeks
alter haviiiL' been shot bv an assas
sin ami that it had been done before
that when President Tavlor had J
litntr illness and ultimately was sue
ceded bv We President Killmoie.
The Wilson cabinet assembled the
first dav with a feclinir of apprehen
sioii. for none of the members knev
w"ilhe extent of the presidents llluesi
bul expectctJ to be intornied of it
Seentarv Tumultv had informed th
president that Mr. I.ausintr had call
ed the cabin"! together and the pre
iilenl, stmicwhat disturbed, irave hi
inuMhe cabinet to-.;cl her hroiK hi them l personal physician a messaue to de
to the breaking point. ! iv,.r ,(l secretaries.
lho-e win, were pnwnt at t'-e The secretaries assembled at their
hrst caoinel mcetm- -le -ribe a rath- miu1 places that dav and Mr. Lun
nnssion, before the senate foreign ie
Jatioils comuiittce.
The Hiillit i'ontroversy.
Hntlitl. as will be recalled, reading
from n liiai'V. titioted Secretary l-an--
intr us hnvimr tod him he was out id" j even conlemplal im
svmpathv with the Leauiie of N.i I "find out whether
er tense ami ih amaue cene. t '
cress was full of ruinoi llial th-1
president was so disabled a lo be
i onsl it ut ionallv unable In di-charec
the film! ituis of his nll'i e. Ther-
was talk of v. hat mi-jht be done to
place Vice President Mar-hall al Ihe
head of the -jo ciiunt n! and liuw mu
ll res s uiiIil -jo aboiil doiu-j il. No
bodv knew Ihe full clcn( of th.
. resident's illne.-s. Ii-had the;i
Income known lhal he had purliallv
lost the use of his left arm and lei:
through an aeetnnubit inn ot blood in
i. ne ot the arteries ot I i brain. There
were even nulv niniors t!ial Ihe joe-i
(b ut miuhi not be m posse-'. ton of ell
of his laciiliies. Some st nat.M's were
me aelioii to
hax'e a presi-
B! B 8! ilu.
i
Not Intuition But System
SI'I'K'I FIC l'c.Hlll.ltiulis for lmsiuos
1 i itt' and credit ni.-tkaiiL;' havi- Iutoiiic hijccl -cd
iinircii'ttily into those b.-inks wliieh ;ii''
members of the l'Yler;il K'eserve System.
The old hiisis t'iielt li;mk 1'nr it sell' .tint
woe he until llie liiiideriiiiisl .
We 1'eel that the regulated standards of
ptaetiee eiicrned hv our Federal UY-mTw
.Meinliershii heirel'it lioth the First National
and our customers.
Vhe First National Bank'
Medford Oregon
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sinj sent for Dr. Oiavson. l'he pre
ideut's chair al the head of the table
was let! vacant until the physician
arrived ami he was asked to occupy
it
I r (Ira v-oii," Nceretarv Litnsimr
is n il trlid to have said bv those who
were present, "we wish to know th
nature and extent of the president''
illness and whether he is able to per
foim the duties of his office, so that
we niiiv dclermiue what shall be done
lo carry on the business ol the uov-
ermnent."
(Jrayson President's Messenger.
The president's phvsician is piloted
bv some id' the other secretaries a
hnvimr replied in substance:
"The president is doiny as well a
could be expected ; he is in fill posses
sion of all his faculties, and he has
directed me to impure id' vou bv what
authority this meetimr of the cabinet
was called, what business is be for
it and what busings mii-ht be trans-
J acted at a cabinet mceliuy without
bis participation
Aeconhue; to the storv lohl at th?
time, Secietary l.aiisinc hail no op
port unit v to reply because some of
the other members stepped into the
breach ami asked Dr. (iravson to sav
to the prcsiib nt that the only pur
pose of the uieetiny was to imiuire as
to the stale ol Ins hcalb and send
some mes-ae ol lovaltv am! enoruc-
aL't'inciit. Al thai point the meeting
l.iol.c up without having' Iraiisaeted
an husiue--.. b it it did not em the
so called cabinet conferences.
It has pot been made plain wheth-
I ei President Wilson knew since then
(that the cabinet members had been
as-embliinr and talking over inter-de
partm.'tila! at lairs, but the meetings
;hae been held in the cabinet rooe:
it' the executive oft ices and if the
'president did not know, it was prob-
i a ttv oee.-uiso i nose surroumPni" una
j did not think it wise to tell him.
i The best opinion of those "on the
j 'aside" is that the president did not
! know until last week of the regular
jitv with which the cabinet was meet
, It:.: at the call of the secret ur of
, state because at about the time
uhali the president's first letter Jo
; Mr. I.aiisin-.: dated, the White
j llous.. .ttu.-eis "let it be known" that
j the president had ended Ihe cabinet
j ontvreuces and theiv n an itii'er-
i-nce that he miirht preside ut the next
one himsef.
There was however, no hint that
the ending ot? the meetings marked a
separation between Mr. Wilson and
Mr. I.ansinir.
Secret Come Out.
Now that the break has come and
Mr. Lansimr has left the eabinet.
much muv be revealed of the extent
to which the secretary of state and
the president differed in mutters of
policy. Unite aside from the differ
ences at the peace conference, there
were other difterences in f'oreiirn pol
icy and some of Mx. Lansing's friends
sav he would have left his office
some time nro but for the fact that
be wished to spare the president an
upheaval in his official family at a
time when Kurope was watehinir the
f'itfht over the treatv in America and
especially when the president was ill
and unable to look after the affaiis
of the state. department, himself.
Wilson Own Secy, of State.
Ah. Lansimr Miecarne head ol the
state department when William J.
Hr vmi ami the president had their
difference over the Lusitania notes.
Mr. i.an-dnir was counsellor an office
in which he succeeded John Basset!
.Moore. It has been common know
ledge that while Mr. Lansing's name
was siirneil to the succeeding notes to
(lermanv and the notes which pre
ceded the armistice. Mr. Wilson him
self wrote them, in fact, he practical
ly acted as secretary of state in all
important business. It was the pres
ident's conception of his relation to
the foreign policy of the nation.
How much Mr. Kansintr and the
president differed on the .Mexican
policy never has been fully revealed,
but officials who sympathize with
Mr. Lansing's views sav thut thev
differed a ureat dear. It has trenerai
ly been believed in official circles
here that the sharp notes which Mr.
LansiiiL'" sent to Cnrrnn.n in connec
tion with the Jenkins ease are what
the president referred to in his let
ter to the secretary when be spoke
of the secretary of state havinir tak
en action lo forestall his pnhjmcnt.
It is known, however, that Henry
I Vat her Kletcher. former ambassa
dor to Mexico, who recently resigned,
wrote a letter to the president in
which he excoriated the administra
tion's Mexican policy, and the treneral
belief in the state department is that
M.r. Lansing and M. Kletcher tmreed
prettv uenernllv. Mr. Fletcher's let
ter of resiunation never has been (riv
en out at the White House. But
aside from his ttifficulties with the
president, it has been common know
ledge in Washington that Mr. Lans
inir has not been on irood terms with
Secretary Tumulty and from time to
time thu re have been apparently well
.'rounded reports id' friction with
Secretaries Baker and Daniels.
Tumulty Says 'Xothintf.
In the .senate foreign relations
committee, where Air. Lansing was in
freipient touch with senators, he is
rosra riled as a trained diplomat. Sen
ators remarked when Bullitt irave his
sensat:onal testimony that thev re
gretted it verv much on Lansing's account.
Secretary Lunsiinr irave out the
correspondence between himself ami
the president last niiiht and stipulat
ed that it was for publication in
mornimr papers today. Some news
meneies, however, other than the As--oeiated
Press, violated their pledtres '
to the state department and published
tlie letters in some parts of the conn- i
try yesterday afternoon. i
There will be no more resignations!
troin the cabinet as a result tif the
KansiiiL' incident, it was said at the
White House todav.
'I am not iroimr to discuss the
Ijiiisiim-Wilson controversy the let
ters speak for themselves." Seere-
arv Tumulty said.
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Monday, Feb. 16
Seats Now Selling
Box Office Open
12 to 45 to 7
6UVER M0R0SCO
Richard Walton TULiysj
; J PULSATING;
WITH
FLORENCE
ROCKWELL,
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Priti's Hume lis all cities Lower floor, First M rows $2.00; last
I $1..-c. Ilulcony, llist rows $1.50; npxt 4, 1.0O. IliiUiiwe 50c.
l'liis 10 per ent War Tav. llo.v offlco salo Friday, i;h, 13 o'clock.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth ..'nil Dan led.
"The f'liuri h wilh a vision and clinllcnKing promani of Community
Service." "A t'hurch of Cood MllMic."
11:00 A.M.
"A CRISIS AND A TEST"
7:30 P. M.
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN THE CHRISTIAN"
The nioniiiiK message will have to do with the now forward move
ment proKram. and the location of the new church. Apropos of the
time, the evening message will reveal what has been all too obscure
In the minds of most people the religious life of Lincoln.
YOU OWE ALLEGIANCE TO CHRIST
Experts State its the
Perfect Photo Play.
Last Times Tonight,
Elsie Janis-Girl
"Regular
MR. FARMER
KEEP THE HOME LIGHTS BURNING
AND THE FRESH WATER RUNNING
Xo matter whore you live, vou fan have all modern
city foiiveniences. The UNIVERSAL FARM
LIGHTING PLANT and THE PAUL WATER
.SYSTEM make this possible.
Ttisa profitable investment and a comfort giving
equipment'.
Xo matter how much more you are asked to pay you
cannot got bettor value for four nionev than a' Uni
versal Lighting Plant and Fort Wayne Paul Water
System.
Clark & Childers
CRATER LAKE GARAGE
Medford, Oregon
Phone 100
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Remova
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Owing to our increase of business we are com
pelled to move to larger quarters. Our new
location was formerly occupied by the Enders
Grocery Co., opposite the Medford Furniture
and Hardware Co. We will carry a large stock
of Tires, Tubes and Automobile Accessories.
Service and courteous treatment to the public
Will be our motto.
On and after February 16 we will be
located -in' the above new quarters
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Seeley V. Hall Motor Co.
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