Medford mail tribune., May 18, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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By Arthur Perry'
IN MEMORIAM.
MEDFORD today is paying honor to two of lir sons who were
killed in action on the battlefields of France. One approaches
such an occasion with mixed emotions, first and foremost, a jenuiin'
and heartfelt sympathy for those near to these two men, the friends
and relatives, who have suffered a personal loss, the poignancy of
which no words ciui alleviate; and second, a solemn pride in which
the entire community shares. which in a sense translates that feeling
of pricf, into a certain exaltation, almost a rratitndc that Medford
can claim these two yotnifr men as her own.
The first emotion is personal and then-fore sacred, upon the pri
vacy of which one hesitates to intrude; but the second emotion is im
personal, in a sense, the possession of all. and it is the latter sentiment,
of which the ceremonies today, are an expression.
To slightly paraphrase Lincoln's ( I'ettyshnrg address:
The world will little note, nor long remember what we
say here, but it can never forget what they did there. It is
rather for us fo be here dedicated to the unfinished work
which they so nobly advanced. It is rather for
us to be hen- dedicated to the great ask remaining before us.
that from these honored dead we take increased devotion
to that cause for which they gave the last measure of devo- '
lion, that we hen- highly resolve that these dead shall not
have died ill vain. that this nation under Cod, shall have a
new birth of fredom. and that government f the people.
by the pie, and for the people shall not perish from the
earth."
What Lincoln said I lien of the Civil War, is true today of the great
world war. and it is death not as a horror, but as an inspiration, not
as a symbol of loss, but a symbol of supreme achievement which
these two young men have bequeathed to this community anil for
which this community can never adeipialely repay them.
Th. proposal to llllt ; Individual
wealth to 16000 would Htirie iixl iinI ry
uu Oliurlfs M. Kciiwiih hiiVh, luit It
would tncreuHe tho number of human
beings. Ah It tK now, the world 1h
craglitr. tlmn a loon over nlckles anil
lllllieH.,1 ' MUHt Of till! pOHHCHHOl'H of
$5000, worry nil day nliout I liu -ii-fiiH
tliey, nUlt nmku in the hourti they
ntvqte to Hleej). A innnlaclnl paHHlnn
fr money HhrlvrlH up more houIh
thpnuln. ...
FRANKLIN K. LANE.
I
.'rhprO' Is roiiHldei-alile difference
btttween what the calendar says, and
tltp rtliermomoter Indicates. .May ban
wed 'ie,i'mljei'.
ii ' "
'Mi-8.' jjoigdiill has horn fined $7000
and; Hentunced to a year In Jail. Khe
ruined Itd' boys to lie Hlnclcers. The
iieili Wove will be t" remit ho fine,
and suspend the sentence.
fjlO . Dempsey-C'nrpentler flKbt Ih
npprouollllli: the point where It will
be;. Uh-Auu'iicuu to hint that the
I''iBiWjhmoil will even etout thu val
iant': il
N the death of Franklin K. Lane the country loses one of its best
beloved and most useful citizens, "lie was essentially a man o!
fair mind and kind heart." An idealist without sentimentality, a man
of action, but never a man of violence, his first words al'ler he came
out of the anacsthclic, form his perfect epitaph, "I am surprised to
lie alive. I hope to be able to live a long life, iloing good things for
others, without thought of money."
There was Franklin K. Lane, a Canadian by birlh, an American by
nature and instinct, I'liselfishly disinterested, doing good things for1
others, and for his adopted country, all his life.
ilpyard worker.
J .?AXK-Or-ALIi-TH.Ii:S
; (Oregon city i:mi-i-ls')
TV'i'tU refined widow wishes
housekeeping. Kxpi'iU-nred uh
)pll'k nml rxperenred ctiimibcr
'fciild. 1 O. box 474.
'I Juvenile nincompoop, who
Inherited $30,000,000 and whose
Ma 'Insists he shall marry a Greek
princess, , was In Paris tho other day,
according to thu Hearst papers, and,
would you bellevo It, he bought t4
Hllk. flhlrlH. The royal house of
Greece In going to dress up.
.The umart aleckH who houghi Htraw
htta pl huit u rely lud,. week, an now
tiding ;to tmde 'em off for oar nuiffn.
. A j Phipter of the Nohlo and IV
votcd GrttPr of, YeaHt Katei-.s Ihih Iivuh
formed locally. Tho new Worthy
Koepyr of tho Uuislnfi will hv U
ducted "Friday.
:U'Ji T
'I'laltei'y Ih alwayH nnt o d op on the
BQcifety pasrft of country hcwHimpciH,
hutvlhere In no hottdih t it In .he
lV)iland.papirH,",
ji t IIAIU-: Al rM fil'Al. !
f t ((.huUtono News)
;' .Ira. It. II. liulhurt Ih itii(c- III
Vat her homo In KaHt Olad.stonc,
'i)l(ivlhK undergone n Hiirslral
opcriitlon. on her birthday.
- i . ,
'fhie problem now tni'lnK the nd
mlnlKlratlon Ih to K't the wmd out of
tto warehtUHea, and Into the pants.
Wanted Wommi lo wuhIi
IPk on yeai'H olil. Write or
phone (!eoiKc Uohh, Nortonn, Ore.
; --(CorvalllH (lar.i ttc-TlineH )
T'l ml, hogtle the whhIicc.
Ot(c uKaln, a InvltiK couple, this
time in Unite, Mont., Kot to riKhthiK
ove,r n Kun, and uh ti.siml, the iimscu
llh6 tnd of the ftaens Ih down at the
undertaking parlortt, looking au natu
rJ. v Of rourwe. the nun was accident
ally,' dlHChaiKt'd, as they always are,
li$ auch unhappy eventa,
IThe talk nhoiit a rcUioua war "to
PUrfe tho world" in cheering, and Just
what Ih needed tn m l a crnniblliiK
olyllization hack to the tinu-H when
t hit i head of man ran up to a tdmrp
point. Now Ih a Kood time to make
art iiBeiiumiH for the hyphcntitctl
l&ptlMtM, hUio to spring up In the hack
Sufi of war.
4 .
MKANIXfJ TIIK HAIHATOItS.
. (Klnmnth HcrahO
.Tho lienrtH of nutomobllo ve
JilclPa were Klftddened today by a
'further drop In tho price of
riHOlliie.
RippSinRhijinQj
wait Maron
km cr i i v-
HELPING THINGS ALONG.
w
K can all enntributy dally to t')l Normalcy's return, if we
do our labors gn. ly, at the anvil or the churn, if we unit
ill-nalurcd talking and put up a pepful speil, if we cut out useless
knocking and declare how good we feel. If you have a job be
thankful, go about it with a grin, like a flivver with a tank full ot
the John I), brand of gin; put some vim in every motion, earn
your pie in honest sweal, and discard the foolish notion thai you
earn more than you gel. Once we said, "When Huns are beaten
we'll begin to put up hay," but the locusts they have eaten golden
months we've thrown away; .we've been grumbling, talking,
spieling, charging that our neighbors'sinned, and the country hit
the ceiling as a eonseiucnee of wind. Now we've had our eostl.
shindy, handed out our bitter dope, let us work and be less windv,
if we talk let's talk nf hope. Statesmen all will do their stilting
in the ablest way they can, but the weary land is waiting for the
busy working man. Normalcy will doubt and falter, she will
loiter in her tracks, till we cease to.fool and palter and ge! down
lo old brass lacks.
How Much Do
You Know?
'Thbi yenr'd crop of weeds on vacant
Iota escaped the killing frimtii, and
the wohly aphis. In the orchards the
' codling ninth have mai'tid to coddle.
Somebody ought to write Sen. .Me
Nary about It.
Hill Hnywoort. hluli inoitul of the
I.. W. Ha.va he will "abide by lil
conviction," but what they want him
trt do.ln Htnnd by It. TIiIk Im JiihI one
of Ihono. times when clicuniHlances,
Alhera cases.
1 What Is n propensity?
2 Where does the term "Under the
Hose" conio from?
3 What Is a stampede?
4 What Is a round-up?
li What Is n spa?
(i Where did the first railway dis
aster In the l'nlted States occur?
7 What color is n Cain-colored
heard?
S When did tho rebellion 111 Can
ada occur?
II What race of people nro c;illed
Celestials"?
10 What is the leal meanliiK of
cluipcnm?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What was thu Albany Itcnency?
Ans. It was 11 term Riven to cliques.
both Whig and Democratic, which cen
tered at Albany anil rilled the politics
of New York for many years.
li III tliuntrlcal parlance what Is an
"anwl"? Ans. It Is an unseen back
er of n Jiow.
.'I When did the phrase "another
county heard from," ordinate? Ans.
Dmlnit the excitement incident to tho
presidential campaign of lSTli this
phrase gained currency.
4 Who was Horeas? Ans. In clas
sical niytholoKy, the North Wind.
5 How many men took part In the
Boston Tea Party? Ans. 'Kitty-eight.
I Why were tho terms "hired man"
and "hired girl" coined? Ans. To
avoid the use ot'.the word servant.
7 What Is tho "Hotel de Invalldes"
In Paris? Ans. It Is a military hospi
tal. S What hour, according to statis
tics, is the maximum hour of death?
Alls. Men who have kept au accurate
record ay more deaths occur between
5 o'clock and ti o'clock in the morning
II What arc hummocks? They ale
hills dollied with timber.
10 What Is a printer's devil? Ans.
The youngest apprentice in a printing
office Is generally called the printer's
devil.
Knuland never usid Hteani shovels
In i-nlislriu-tlon work mill! IHL'O.
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'B
Notice to Property Owners
A city ordinance requires occupant or owner
of any lot or parcel of land, whether occu
pied or vacant, to dispose of weeds cr grass
along fences or sidewalks. Many complaints
have been made and instructions have been
issued to police to rigidly enforce this ordi
nance. Penalty is fine of $2.00 to $20.00 or
one to ten days in jail.
Ji
Goodyear TiresThat Are Even
Better Than Before
We are building better Goodyear
Tires for passenger cars today than we
have ever built before. In the past
few months we have added to their
value time and time again making
them larger, stronger, heavier, and
even more durable. We believe we
speak truly when we say that no
where in the world will you find
their equal in endurance, mileage,
and uitainel economy. Yu can
get these tires from your Good
year Service Station' Dealer now.
Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company
of California
We carry complete stock of
GoodyearTires and Tubes
Solid Tires
- Vulcanizing
MedforVJ Service Station, Inc.
Comer Pacific Highway and Main
Fhon 14 ':V Medford, Oregon
Our line of
Goodyear Tires, Tubeb
and Tire Accessories
Always in stock
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
Phone 304
16-18 S. Fir
Supplies for the baby '
Mr.ny iiiines arc nederi
' . Nipples
' ' I '.(titles.
Powder,
Druslics, '
Halli Thermometers,
.Milk of .Magnesia,
Prepared Foods,
Rubber Diapers and Sheets,
.Milk Sugar,
Sj ionics. '
We are trvhijr to keep everything- that Baby XKF.DS.
Htath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street
This Is Paint-Up Week
and Clean-Up Week
After working all over the country I located in
Medford because it is the best place to live, and I ex
pect to reside hero until I die.
I have had -10 years' of practical experience in
studying and mixing paints, and painting, and have
selected
Fuller's Line Because It Is the Best on the
Market
One Jind of paint will not do on all surfaces, but
we have or will mix paint for all surfaces.
Call at our store at 12(5 North Front, and let's talk
it over.
We carry a big stock of Wall Faper.
THOMPSON, the Paint
Our' bread's winning out all
along the line. If you want to
pick a real food winner one
that will please every member
of your family by its delicious
flavor you should order our
bread by name and make sure
that you get It. If you try one
loaf of Mutter Roll bread we've
wo nyour trade.
KRAI, WHOM? WIIKAT
II READ
WHY WALK?
It is Healthier and
CHEAPER TO RIDE
If you ride a
Harley-Davidson
Bicycle or Motorcycle'
Gaylord M otor cycle
Shop
?50
buya & brand
new Corona .
Dortable tvno
writer. Other makes
at attractive prices,
fiee ua bctore you buy.
Mi:mdu
. ROOK KTOKK
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN
TAUXB
tlf) Kurt Man St.
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Immediately removed on
hort notice. Weekly visit Id rest
dence districts. Daily business dis
trict. 1'hona 89i.
WHITS fcTTT A JKNTNO
WITH MXDFCSD TRADE IS MEDFORD KADIS
Medford Iron Works
Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, and
Ju Enidno Itcpalrlne a Sxx laity
. (.km:uai, KorxmtT
AND MACUI.VU SUot
FURS
especially
CHOKERS
for
GRADUATING
PRESENTS
Nothing making nicer or
more acceptable presents for
th "Sweet-Girl Graduates."
Get them at
BARTLETT'S
FLUFF RUGS
are woven from your old Carpets and
Hugs and of almost any kind of ma
terial. )....
BE '-;
sura .your Fluff Uug is
a mosan
Phone t-SO , Fnto Mclhrcry
Mosan Art Rug Co. '
' 119 West Tenth St.
'9 1 l
PI 1 ''RSLKW
EM 2
"A HATIIItOOM IX
KVKRY HOMK"
Let us Insmll these standard sanitary
bathroom fixtures in your. home.
JIODKISX PI.l'MHIXO AX1) .
11KATIXG C0.
Phono SCO fJpnrtu lililj.
"GIM CHUKG
China Herb Store
flrb cure for earache, lieadache, cat
arrh, tlipiherja, sore throat, luns irouhls,
kidney irouhle, stomach trouble, heart
trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters,
NO OPERATIONS.
Medford, Oregon. Jan. 1.1, 1917.
This is to certify that 1. the under
signed, had very severe ytomaeh trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and last AuruhI was not expected to
live, and hearing of Ghn Chung (whos
Herb store is at 214 South Krmit street,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling
belter as soon as 1 used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as 1 whs to se
Giin Chung and trv his Herb).
(Signed! V. H." JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
"VVni. Lewis, Eagle Point. v
V. U Childrelh, Eagle- Point.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
f R Moore. Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Kagle Point.
Geo. Von der ilelb n, Kagle Point.
Thrw. K. NieboU. KacU Point
Make
TOregoh
Your Hotel :;:
WHEN IN ' ' . '
PORTLAND "i
POPULAR SPACIOUS LODB
' ' " - : . "i
At the Center of
Everything '
Broadway at Stark St.
-o- - .
Wo sUKRost yon write, phone or
wire fur Kescrvulions
AJtTni'K II. MKYEIiS, Manager