Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textmaun mnVOTlT) WATT, TRTnTTCT, MEDFORR OTTCflQy, SATrRDAY 1TOTnrAJiY 1920 Medford Maii, ixibune AN INDRPI2NDBNT NKWSl'Al'KU Plii.LIKHKD KVKKY M- T:. KNOCK , KXCKPT SUNDAY HY TDK AHClJl-OUlJ I'i'i NTINCl 0i Offfco, Mail Trlbunv TiiilWllnK, 6-27-2! Nortli l'ir Ktifct. Phone "ii. , A consolidation of the ItpRiotiHtic Timt-H. The M-tironl MH, Tho MudfnriJ Tribune, tlio Southern Oregojilati. The Aslilnnd Tribune Tho Mt-dftml Sunday Sun Is fnrnishrr BUbcrilwrj dtMirintf a HL-veii-duy dully newsixtpo?. ItOHKItT rtimi-, Kdllor S. H. SMITH, MuitiiRcr. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: BY MAIL IN A1VANK; Pally, with Hund.-iy S'lii, rear 6.0fi DrIIv, Villi Sutidnv Sun, month... .IT IaUy, without Sunday Sun, yen p.. G.'.Mf Dally, wiUioiit Sunday Sun, month TVcrkly Mail Trihmn-, ono ymr .:. Sunday Sim. ono var I.r.n BY OAltltlK'C In Mi'dford. AMhland. .TiickHonvf Central I'olnt, l'lidf-nix: Dally, wilh Sunday Sun, ymir ?7.M" Daily, wfih Sunday Sun, nionlii t'1 Dntly. without Sund.iy Sun. y.ar . GO" uaiiy, without Sunday Sun, nionlii .f) ONE-MAN RULE. T1IK Oin;(iONTAX Mays there liiiftn't been one-man rule since AViifOilnnfoii. Tho most nalk'llt J'nr-t poli ticiiUv slime McKinlov's ;ulniiiiist ration, lias lieoii the .of one-man nil unthinking acceptance never made Roosevelt, issues i:ever made Jlr. sues. .At least since (lie liave lieen nothing hill; shouldn't lie "molasses not only t lie siici-ckkI'iiI them. 1'1'esiileiiis have a I ter elect ion, new issues liave neon ma'lt So acutely has this yovernnioiil. come P'ove rnnielit, (hat and vitalitv like i J lie issues ooseveir. mane me issues. J lie Wilson, Air. Wilson made the is- free silver liii'ht, iariy platforms what I'l-esidenl Yilwni said they to cab-h files." After the election enndidate. hut (lie country, forgets been elected oil issues perhaps, llllt I iv 1 lieni. to lie a one-man only a man of superhuman endurance li'onsevelt can he cxpceled to hear up Orriclnt puper of the City of Mi-.lfmil. Official nipir of .luokKon Comity. Krilrn-il ns Kr,r-nnl-rti,MM ,ii:,ltir Hfdford, OreKoti, umlt;r the net of .March Sworn ilallv uvi-r;ii;n cliciilulimi fur six niunthn i-iulinir Anrll lUlil 3.071 JIUMISUIt OK Till-: ASSOCIATED I'ltKSK. Full I.r-nncil "Wire H-rvlep. Tlin Ahso clntcil I'rcSH 1h f-xcluslv.-Iy entlth-il lo tlio use ror rr-lMlhlii-iition of nil newH iltHpnli-hcs rrellte(l to It or not other wise credited in thin paper, anil also the local news piil.liHlieil herein. All rlchtu rit repulillcal Ion of special dispatches Herein are also reserveil. Ye Smudge Pot By Axthar Vtrrj Citizens who prayed for rain the flrHL of the week when tlio Htm was shining, ought to feel real pronil of what they have accomplished in the way vt results. Newspapors inclined towards the Btipport of tho defiant ami defunct democratic parly, hut diffident in tholr support of Senator Chunibor laln, complain mildly that his ' plat form" Is good, shrewd, and u vote catchor. Ono of "Our (ioorgoV chief assets Is his uhllily to think of a second faster than anybody else. Had ho been ctliorwlso some millionaire wheat raiser from eastern Oregon would have snatched him loose from Ills toga in years ago. Tho accom plishment docs not hurt him any be fore or after election. prosperity, according In reports tr, the mtuto denartiiient, has Hell led on Mexico, hence no raids on tho border, no Internal fusses. The averago .Mex ican enjoys sheer contentment If he Is throo howls of chill and u cigarette uheail of tho wolf of poverty. It la tr,q hud I lm oil wells In this nock of the woods will never giiHli as Mr.Tlttwloy of Oregon City did when ho wroto to his wife, tho same being evidence- lit the tlivorco suit ' now under way.' "Why Klfrt With Tourists" (lOdl torlnl caption, Portland Journal). Off hand guess would bo that tho tourists started it. The avldlly with which genls run for offlco recalls an Incident that happened several years ago and which rosulted in tho'hesr running your cor respondent has ever had the pleasure of beholding. It was during a high school track ineel. and among the contestants In the 10 0 yard dash was u gawky young man win.' wore Ihe conventional running pants, tho mailt! out of a riour suck. Tho finish-, for tunately, was away from tho grand stand, inlo which were packed ahnul 1500. Tho raco stalled after Ihe usual fiddling around, and In about 3 healthy Jumps tho mooring siring of tho home-made running puuls bustod, causing something lu happen that nuver happens to prices these times. Two more Jumps look him clonr out of his pants. The gawky young man had nothing on then hut a pair of tennis shoes, lie spurted, and won I ho race by 15 feet, and continued on for a hole in Ihe ball yard fence, ni.'hody hi ing able to catch his time for that part of Un contest, lie was just a while streak across the landscape. Some years afterwards your Informant met up with Ihe fotitracur, then a soap sales man, and he wore both belt and sus penders. The moral, you can locate yourself. Cut Tills Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS Til 13. Cut out this Blip, enclose with r,c and mall It to Foley & Co., :'S.,5 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., wrltin.i your name and r-ddrCBS clearly. You will roceivo In return a trial packago containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; l-'oley Kidney pills for pain In sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder niiments; and Foley Cathurtlc Tablets, a wholesome- anil thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache, nnd sluggish bowels, l-'or sale by Medforrl I'hnrmucv. There Is more c.-uarrti lr t:i!s section of the country tlmu nil other diseases put tonotlier. nnd for year, it was sup posed to be Incurab..!. linclon pres. rlhrd local remedies, and tiv eonstc.i'ly falhlpt to cure with local tn-ctment. pronounc-d It Incurable. Ciiturrh Is ii local disease, (rreatly l-'lupnced by ceiKitttutohHl con ditions nnd therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, nmnufai i ured by l- J chonny A Cx. Toledo, Ohio, Is n conelltuilonal remedy. Is taken Internally and acts thru the U!o,-d on the Mil, ous surfaces of the KyRtcni. one Hundred lloll-us re ward Is ofttt.d for liny eusv thai llall'n' Cuturrh .Medicine fulls to cute. .Send lor ili-'ulnls a i i,l t- illuioiklulti f J. CIII NI.Y A CO.. Toledo, villi,,. Hold by 1'riiKtjisls, 7,-c. Hall's rutuily ;miij tor wvus'.ipation. under it. The Ami rican people have come to place entire responsibility for t lie proper adminisl rat ion of national af fairs, domestic ami foreign, upon one man. This condition has not been forced upon the people by the presidents, it has been forced upon them by processes of political evolution. It is perfectly proper to object to one-man rule as a condition which is undesirable, but historically if is certainly ridiculous to say that since Washington it has never existed. For the last twenty vears there has been liothiu;'' else. TABLE ROCK TABLETS Mrs. Dora Lynch of Central l't.-inl, taught itho Table Hock school last week for her daughter A'oadu who suffered an attack of sore throaC Mrs. .M. M. Chase Is at home again after spending several weeks with her father In Florida. Crows are proving a serious an noyance to farmers in this district during seeding. Owing to sickness In tho Hams Valley district the meetings vt the lit erary society of that placo have been postponed. Harry Wilcox, proprietor of tho Arrow Head orchard, has already picked his candidate for president, the same being Herbert Hoover. News has just been received here I awake of the deal h of Lorenzo llyrum in North Can,' in a last November. Mr. 'llyrum was n hrolher of Ihe late W. It. llyrum and spent several years in this district wliei'o ho has a large circle of friends. Several of our citizens are .suffer ing with severe colds and sore throals hut otherwise I ho general health of tho community, seems to ho good. Mi'B. Katchwoll of Medford, who is canvassing the co'.inty In tho interest of Ihe I'orlland Telegram, was thru here lust Saturday. She is a hustler and is meeting much success turnout the valley. . :i , . Mr. Harper purchased a supply of farm ImplemenlH last Monday from I'Voeman Wiley Co., of Central I'olnt. Col. Washburn who has spent most of the winter In other parts returned to tho valley. last week to aot ns toast- master at the Lincoln day banquet and will remain fi.v several days to map out the spring work at his orch ard. Miss Kay Heebo of Agate, spent Wednesday night with Miss Kva Neu lon. Mr. Clemens of l-.aglo Point, who is looking after our telephone lino, has made several I rips lately over tills end of the line Irying to locate the cause of tho line being out at cer tain times. Kd Vincent was the guest c-f a .Medford dentist last Tuesday after noon. The exceptionally good February weather is helping Iho farmers to catch up witli their work and much seeding is being done the soil work ing up in fine shape due to the freez ing weal her and absence of packing rains. It is reporled that ono of our wido farmers whole ci.'llllllg homo from .Motlfoid one foggy night fell asleep and turned his car over n a pool of. water which speaks well for I he 'smoothness of thu roads. in this vicinity. At the last meet lug of the county court Jesse lilass of Antic-ell was ap pointed road supervisor for this dis trict. .Miss Sue Lydiard who is teaching Iho Calvert system In u private school In .Medford, spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. L. O. Penland of Talent, spent a few days of lust week wilh her daughter. Mrs. .1. 1,. Nealnn. Uov, I-:, u. Kdgur of Central Point, will hold services next Sunday at. 2: lit) at Ihe Table Rtok school house and everyone should try to ho present as Hev. L'dgar Is an exeellout talker and will deliver a message well worth hearluj; The Bank of Absolute Safety The llEDFOiItooimBto Twins AVork promotes Thrift, These two produce AV'ealth idleness and Poverty are Twins. Those Twins have no Savings Account and No Credit with YOUR BANK The iank That Prospers. BOUQUKTS PnOM C..tUJ0HA3IE, H.Y. A bualnona man ho hurt Just coika to Oregon to nuke lit ft hono nnvn: "Only In a f ttoc- tlonn could buninrns developed to tho pro- ftnt AtAjo nnd Ptlll hnvo so trany of tho po niMllMn imtoufuvi. My impression of Or Kon 1m first, ti-.ftt yrt hnvo ft wonderful country; 3 co mi, that you linva Ion sandurful thlnp.fl ilh it; an. third, thut you cut do otill mora onCnrfu 1 things . " OroRon hn mado rpld strldfl tn thfl pant Tern yours find tho poosiMllM9 for tho futuro re luiofit Unit lent. hut It nonoovoa verv lov- nl citizen to got henin.l Orupon induct rloo and A8snclatJ lndustrloa of Oregon 21. Ihcy 'couldift.be hmli now forfefceiW What Lincoln said (From an e,ries by Abflfm Li'icnln tn fte WorKmen's Asso ciation in 18t4) "Propurty i, thi fruit of lahor; prouerty is deniruble: id n pcsitlve good in the world .... Let not him who is housidefcs pull Jown the house of another, but let hini work tlili rently and liuilU one for himsell, thus by ex ample ossorhiR tli.t hi, own,lnill be salo from violvliuu when lullt." When the talk turns from politics to railroads, and the traveler with the cocksure air breaks in with, "There's an awful lot of 'water' in the railroads,", here are some hard-pan facts to give him: American railroads have cost $80,900 a mile road-' bed, structures, stations, yards, terminals, freight and passenger trains everything from the great city terminals to the last spike, A good concrete-and-asphalt highway costs $36,000 a mile just a bare road, not counting the cost of culverts, bridges, etc. , -1 Our raiiroads couldn't be duplicated today for $150,000 a mile. " They are capitalized for only $71,000 a mile much less than their actual value. Seventy-one thousand dollars today will buy one locomotive. English railways are capitalized at $274,000 a mile; the French at $155,000; German $132,000; even in Canada (still in pioneer development) they are capitalized at $67,000 a mile. The average for all foreign countries is $100,000. Low capitalization and; high operating efficiency . have enabled American railroads to payj f he high-,,, ; est wages while charging the lowest 'rates. ' " " " ' ; ; '-. ' :;; ', ; ' This advertisement is published by the issdciattonqfi9lailway Thtvte desiring ii(jhrmnthm rnnrrmiii.'t the rn'tlrord siliwtioi mfiy vbtain literature l5 by writing to The Association of Iiaihian lixcrat'nc?, 61 Broad-say, A'ctf York TfWWHamnMuEKSHMilW.'MJ This Tractor Makes All Its Power Count rr-Nrf -v - . v -v . it lit nit I vat'tion t lie l twer o: any iMiti nu lVwer the Lift! of a Tractor. J n urahbint'' Hold and liiakin;;' tiir nii'st is I'seless. if its Power TLNK-TJn?$Z TRACTOR. IS WITHOUT A RIVAL $1525 f. o. b. Medford On plowed ground, in mud. in ditches a ic ji'ocs about is business in a buincsslik it is the tractor that does more work anil more in the year. - 1 . ' t ... -J -1 1 -, ,. T o i.et us aoiuonsiraTe wnat it will lo l. -r il li'iiliii-s. and on liiHsides. the Cle way anil m-ts the work done. of work more daws kinds vim. HUBBARD BROS. Established Before the Town. Cafe Holland SpecialClub Breakfasts No. 5 35e ..Breakfast Steak Toast Coffee. No. 0 35o (1) Pork Chop (2) Corn Cakes Coffee .i No. 7 35c f3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage Stripped Bacon orBuckwheat Cakes Ham Coffee Coffee No. 1 35c (1) Egg Ham Hot Cakes Coffee No; 3 3."o , ( 1 ) Egg Bucon Hot Cakes Coffee No. 3 35c No. 4 35c Fried Mush with Bacon Coffee No. 8 35o Plain Omelette Wheat Cakes Coffee. ORDER RY NUMBER TAX I CHAXfil-',. I am new connected with the Dally Taxi Co., and will be glad to accom modate all my former cus'.onccre, us well as the genernl public. lien Sivertscn. phone 1G. Brown & Brown. Stenography Multigraphiog Circular work of all kinds Mailing Lists Tunnell & Edwards 30C-30S Liberty Building Medford, Oregon. Dodae Car, stand corner Main and Biartlctt. Phone 900. J. D. DELANEV Gasoline Engine A XI) SPRAY OUTFITS i;xpi:in iNi and repairing We have added to our force men who liTcTthoroly caiiafilo-in repairing and adjusting gasoline engines, Tractors, Hprnyoutfits, pumps and other farm, machinery. .Phone 2oi-R. ''' ' ' .- . i- ii John C. Signor koriiick RI1. 221-;:4 L N. Fir St.- Siiits of RealMerit ; AT :rf:' ' KLEIN'S? '.I1 When you wear the clothes that ,. Klein provides lor you", your associ ates will at once recognize a genuine distinction In your appearance. See tho new models NOW and dress up on ono of our SUITS Tailored to Order $45 $55 $60 $65 You 18 for Appearance KLEIN The Tailor 12S K. Main, Vpslmin. Fertilize! Your lawn with our special lawn for-' tilizer. If you have never usod a lawn fcrtlli.-.er you cannot imnglno what results will he. Try It IMs spring, and put It on right now. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. 317 East Main Street Licensed City Scavenger. : '::''r''iIzZ: All retUSB lnitnBlllntnlv romnvnrl nn ; short notice. Weekly visit In resl- ; dence districts. Daily business dl trict. Phones 277-J. , -, I MEDFORD IKON WORKS I FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP I Aliso aecut tor Fairbanks ani Morse j Engines.