Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 22, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPXflE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD. ORFOONT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920 Medford MAILTRIBUNE AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rOKLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THB , i MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Office Hull Tribune building. 11-11 -it Horth Fir street. Phone 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Time. The Medford Mall, the Medford Tribune. The Southern Oregonlan, The Aehland Tribune. The Medford Sunday Sun la furnished subscribers desiring a seven day dally Oewapaper AUTOCRACY. AGAIN. ROBERT W RTTHT. TS.ilVir SUM PTE R 8. HMITM, Malinger. UBBOBXTTIOH TEBMII RT Mill. IN AiJVA.WK: , Dally, with Sunday Hun, ynur .7.Mi Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .7fi D filly, without Sunday Hun. yur . 6.60 j Dally, without Sunday Sun. mouth .86 ! ' ; Vky Mall Tribune, one year.... 2.00 ' Sunday Sun, one yeur 2.00 BY CARRIER In - Medford, Anhland, i Jacksonville. Central Point Phonlx:l Dally, with Sunday Hun. month 76 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month ' .661 Dally, without Sunday Hun. year.. 7 G0( ' Ualiy, wun nunauy nun. yeur b.o 1 All terms by carrier coah In advance. Official paper of the Olty of Medford. r Official paper of Jackaon County, ' Entered aa aecond-claHt matter at Uedford. Oreyou. under the act of March I. 1879 worn dally averaKf tlrcuiaiton for ' all month endlnic April '920 J04i! MEMBERS OK T'iK ASSOCIATKD The Aaaoctated Presn In exnlunlvelv entitled, to the use for republication of all newa dlepatchen fredlted to It. or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein AH rights of republication of special tlapAtches herein ure alao n.aerveV Ye Smudge Pot R Arthur I'HrrT . ; America 1b Buffering from "gold miiilnesa," us Nicholas Huller of Co-! Uimbla Unlvers;ty uvors, und In u number of local cases, the iIIukmohIh : -will reaveal that it Is cIIiiih demeiitiu. " J Jack DempBey Buys Unit Hill Hren n'mi was "a poor foemun." Outside of giving Sir. Dempscy the buttle of Ills life, and tearing off lili left eur w'th a right hanii smaBli, Mr. Ilren nan was helpless. SHOW'S THINGS IX AltMUXIA ( Kuitene ftuurd) i Wanted lob of any kind by ; ex-service man. Have driven sup ' ply trucks over In France and am capable of handling any kind . of tr'ick. or automobile. I wait : lucky enough not to be killed by "German bulluts but would not ylike to be jtilled by Btut'vntlnn in my own country. 1 wouldn't caro ao much for myself but have a ' wife and child to take euro of. I Inqnlre Miller Shoe Shop, 4 3 W. i Hth'pt.;-;'-, " . ,- . WK ARK in ivci'ipt of a voluminous clipping defending the open shop. No iiiiiiu- is sini'd, hut the portions underlined indi eale that our ciintrihiitor helieves that our recent editorial on Presi dent Grace of the Jlethlehem Steel company was a plea for the elosed .simp. Of course, it was nothing of the sort. AVhat wo condemned was the autocratic attitude of the steel company in refusing to sell its tiro duet to a reputable anil Useful concern like the Fuller Construction company, heeausc lhat company employed union Inline. We placed that sort of capitalistic tyranny ill the same culejory with the union lahor tyranny, which would refuse to allow the transportation of food anil milk, heeausc non-union Inlior had hecn employed, lioth poli cies were condemned, as examples of attempted class domination, iu xufferalile and imlelViisihle in a free democratic society. In our opinion, if America's system is to endure, there must he an abandonment of extreme positions on holh sides. A middle ground must he found, not liecnuse a middle ground is the easy way, hut he cause il is the only rijiht way. The middle ground is merely the (.round of the sipuire deal, and this prohleni can only lie permanently settled, on tin basis of (he square deal. There are many good people, who invariably confuse conciliation with cowardice. They can't .see that il oflon taken more courage to hi' fair, I tin ii to he fractious. No one ever accused Theodore Roosevelt i f leiii( timid, and yet it is Theodore Roosevelt's record in his deal ing with lahor Irouhles, as endorsed liy such a union lahor leader as . 1 1 1 1 1 Mitchell, which supplies Hie present proponents of conciliation with t heir strongest precedent. The foundation of this policy is the admission that lahor and capital, have an cipuil rijilit. to organize. The essnlial corrolary is thai Hie power of such organization must he applied, not with n view to selfish interest, hut with a view to the welfare of the people as a whole. When cilher organization oversteps the' hounds of jcond citi zenship, and seeks lo dictate to free Americans what they should and should not do, then is the time for society to call a halt. ' If Mr. (iraee's policy is riht, tievn John I). Rockefeller has the iicjit today to refuse to sell a drop of as to any firm that doesn't atrrec with him on matters of hus'uiess and political policy. For the issue is not one of law, hut of policy. AVe hold the Fuller Construction company should not. have been forced to suspend business, to .'1111111(1011 necessary construction work, at i; sacrifice to the public and itself, simply because its policy was lo employ union labor. As the manager of the company said he found union lahor more, satisfactory and more efficient, lint Mr. (irace not only defended his action, he declared such action would he continued in the future, and the Fuller Construction company must cither tell Hie union to no to the devil or io lo the wall itself. For with a vir tual monopoly existing in the fabricated steel trade, this is what such an ultimatum amounts to. No, it can't he done. And it will not, he done. Until the capi talistic autocrat and the lahor autocrat, must to if American institu tions are to survive. Chief among the pre-Chrlstmas bo clul events of note, Ih the. annual bog weight iieBslng contest of; which Mr. Wig Ashpole Is the charming host, ; with G. Washington Nichols a.tnlst I Ing.i, ..The fatted swlno Ih now diin . gllug from a wagon tug In the ment- . houseof the host. The floral decora tions are new and scented snwdiiHt. ' The favors will be a large turkey hen, '. a 10 pd hunk of pork, a piece of beet, . a mutton roast, and the booby prize Is a selected welnle. The world Ik Invited 'to participate In the hefting, and may the host man win. '."Now and then a lieunnry culinary , artist further degrades the hash by maliciously sneaking a carrot Into it. .The report on Crater I, like Is very painful, and Blunt) off u number of long winded speeches, intended tu enlurga the dining room. They are going to try a vampire In Chicago next week tor talking a millionaire out or $!)'.!!, nun. Here Ih a lady who hud something under her permanent waves besides a well painted "Cupid How" tuoulh, and as sorted giggles. She had bruins enough to do something besides pull (lie trig ger of a self Blurting pistol. .(THlX(i I.I KK KKKH'IKXCV ( ItoKchuru; Kevlcw) Kill every fly you see and nak your neighbor lo do likewise. "Vo Are Culling and Blushing Underwear This Week, Without tiu gurd to the Future" (Ad in MurBh fleld Bun). As soon us a .Ian getH so he can write his niiine with one mvuh of u mop the California Idea is to shoot him ?:r a epy. The hoys nnd glrlB are coining home from college, uud the home folks will get some needed pointers on the Intent hoofsllnglng und the proper way to wear a silk , handkerchief. Over and Over Again FRY fish or onions in Mazola; strain it and it is as fresh as when purchased. Mazola absorbs absolutely no flavors and carries no odors from one food to another. You use the same lot of oil for frying many different kinds of foods. This is real economy. Mazola is a 100 pure vege table fat and once you try it . you will never go back to lard oncl comnounds. Silting ftpratntattva JOHNSON-LlhBKR COMPANY , Portland MAZOLA pT"p"p Write for handsomely illus L I V tratcd 64-page Corn Products Cook Book. Corn Products Refining Company, P.O. Box 161, New York City Prayers for Bnow at the glad Ynle- iiua hij uuiiir uiituu (y cillEeim Willi I ansasj nigh-topped shoes. THK CIIII.DIIKX AUK ltW.IXXDHS . (ShIciii Slnlcaiiin) 'Mrs! It. I. Begun of Lafayette. Ore., returned to her Inline Bun-' day after spending lust week with her sister. Mrs. George (1. Bingham. America Is no longer (he "hind of this free". Knropeuns Immigrating to this country will be examined for hell' raising proclivities and Inclina tions 'by Inhuman officials. Has your stove shown signs of fall ing: or coll sprung a leak? Stoves and coils rebuilt .and repaired. Prompt service, reasonable charges. Phone 359. 109 South MuHy. 249 Shasta Chocolates Are in a Class by Themselves BUY THEM FOR CHRISTMAS . and there will be no doubt but what you will have the best. THE SHASTA SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY MANN'S GIFTS FOR MEN! ONLY 2 SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS MANN'S GIFTS FOR MEN! Buy Sensible Gifts At MANN'S Tomorrow 500 MEN'S TIES AT ABOUT ONE-HALF PRICE TOMOR- iiL . . ROW. MS Men s -Koiir-ni-1 land Tics, new pattc'i'iis. Sold at $1.25. Chrisl- mas Sale jirice l.UO Men's new stvlo Fmu'-iii-.nand ' Tics. Sold at 1.75. Special, caHi $1.25 Beautiful, new Four-in-Hanil Silk Ties. Sold at .f2.(R).' Spe cial, eaeli $1.50 All $1:17 Ties now $1.75 All iftt.OO Ties now $2.25 v. ree display in V nidow. aw SILK'.. AND.. AVOOT. 1IOSIKUY KKDUOKI) Men's 1.25 Silk Hose $1.00 Men's 1.50 Silk Hose $1.25 Men's 1.75 Silk Hose $1.50 Fa i ley Wool Hose for men in plain and ribbed in a beautiful selection of colors, all sizes and makes. A fine Christ mas (lift $1.00 to $1.75 pair. 4 Men's fine radc Kid (lloves in tan and gvi'y, good quality. Christinas Sale price, pair $3.50 Men's and Boys' Sweatei-s all go on sale at 10 per cent off regular price. We have a complete line of Slip-over and Coat Sweaters, all wool, made in the latest styles, all good colors. It will pay you to see this line before yon buy, as we think it is the most coniplete.liiio in Medford. Buy Him a New Hat for Christmas. We are selling our entire stock of the well known R. and W. Felt Hats, all this season's styles and colors, at 10 per cent off regular prices. New styles in Men's and Boys' Caps. Men's Suit Cases and Traveling Day's. All going at 10 per cent off regular prices. Men's Suspenders, best qualitv, putup in fancy boxes, at 75, 1-50 and $2.00 pair Paris Darters put up in fancy Boxes. Special," pair 50c 'iSill WHAT WOULD BE BETTER THAN A NICE SHIRT? We have a most complete line in Madras, Part Slik and Fiber Silk. All new patterns. Men's Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets, in a great variety of styles and colors. Either of these gifts mala a very appropriate gift for Christmas. Sec them. If in Doubt, Buy Him Handkerchiefs Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, at each 25 Men's plain' White Handkerchiefs, each .....15c Men's fine grade White Handkerchief's, full size, good finality ,....35 3 for $1.00 2.50 Shirts now $2.25 :!.()() Shirts now $2.75 :J.50 Shirts now $3.25 1.00 Shirts now $3.75 1.50 Shirts now $4.25 5.00 Shirts now $4.50 U Meifs Umbrellas from, each $2.00 to $3.50 Men's Pocket books, at all prices. Cold Plated Soft Tie Pins 50c and 75 each We carry a line of Men's Walking Canes. Men's Delis put. up in individual boxes in black and brown, each 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 OSITjY 2 SHOPPINC DAYS DKFOKK XMAS shop early in Tin: DAY Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY E. MAIN AND CENTRAL AVE. ONLY 2 SHOPPING I ..DAY DEFOR XMAS.. SHOP EARLY IX TIM-DAY HOME MADE MINCE MEAT We want to call particular attention to our HOME MADE MINCE MEAT. This is something extra fine and will please you. Everything for the Christmas Dinner. We will be oprn Thursday and Friday evenings. . Closed all day Christmas day. FERS0NAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE H. E. MARSH PHONE 252 GROCER PHONE 252 Kxpert Motorcycle anil Illcycle Itcpafin. -v QUICK SERVICE Ask Gaylord how to get your Bi cycle enameled free. Motorcycle Storage Free to March 1st when overhauled. Motorcycles enameled half-price with overhaul Job. GAYL0RD Mpdfnrrt Nat Phone 1SS-SI Lots of old papers 10c the bundle at 'his office. tf SelectwcaiS Gifts for all the family PAUL'S ELECTRICSTORE SYMlWTIIKTtO SKItVICK Rendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME our loved one is taken Into the Home where there Is always Bonie one with them. Our Residence Is on the Second Kloor We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment lo any part of the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. Lady Assistant. Phone 47. Corner of Sixili and Oakdalo. One blotk west of I'ostofflro..