MEDFORD MATTi TRTBtnTE. 'NTKUyORD, , ORFiOX,
TUESDAY, MAY 31. -39-U r': ' .. u. ' .
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Official paper of Jackson County.
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six months ending Oct., 1020, 3226
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Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
8, 1879.
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entitled to the use for republication of
ell news dlHpntchcH credited to II, or nut
oihefwiae credited In this paner. and also
the- local news published horein.
All rlfrhts of repuhlciiilon of special
dispatches iieretn are a mo reHerveu,
vYe Smudge Pot
t Krihm ferry
Tho litlhl.of the eleotrle fan- Is onee
more hoard hi the "Italy of Amerl
en,1 Where tho national hymn is
"1'jjfcjiy! FlHli'y! In tlio Mruok."
"f; .wKiiU nv. wahm;i) voi'. '
', ' . ( lOuRI'llO JtoglsU'r)
'.'.I'roprletor has other business
yh'n requires IiIh attention and
111 lioalth of hln wife neieHsl-
tlitPd- disposing of. the hotel. It
In offered at n bargain unit will
1 Htnntl close inspection.
. . ! ,
. llirnm JoIiiikoii expresses the fear
thut "Japan will noine California."
The. natural uuentlon that follows Ih:
"Wlll.Hlrani he included? .... 1
:ftuirea of nutr, , gacldoi'H. returned
Moiw ovo to find the gasoline lank
Ulirntji, -and the cupboard tliu Hanie.
Jt 1 not yet possible, to liito a hule
yi'.thp.Bconoiy.
For being knocked ullly .July 2,
Mr.Cnrponllav wilt toculvo $200,000,
ulioj.Mr. Detnpsey will receive 300,
000,1 Brutal but profitable iliero will
. not bo a nook or cranny of tho earth
vhetfo Homobody.wlll not he yearning
for .the neWa from the ling that after
noon, Just now the must thrilling
Ite'tna ard about the way tlir gladiators
conil) (heir hair anil the Information
Unit both are good to their ritothers.
!!';' ; ' .
' "Wicker baby carriage for tiale.
Never ittMcd; Hubher 'ilreil, cream
nolotod.1' '(Waiit Ad Portland Tele
gram), FuotprlntH of tragedy.
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JIOUHlNG lMlOIH.lO.M SOI.VHI).
, ; ' (HrollJt (N. Y.) News) ,
'V Willow wishes to hoard 2 re-
ttpf)c,tahlo tnun; share one room;
' Homelike. Jlo 805,fironx lloino
News. Cotrlhuled.
THE CRUSADING SPIRIT.
PRESIDENT HANDING denies America went into tlie war with
u friiKiidintr spirit. -There whh, he kiivh, no time for altruism.
And jet he doehu-es Amcriea fotij-'ht with no thought of selfish bene
fit, with no hope of material gain. . '
We fail to see how these two. statements can he reconciled.'- To
face death for an ideal, is to face death in the criisadinn spirit. To
light for freedom 'is to fight for the principle of democracy. To
enter war and wage war, not for selfish advantage, not for' ma
terial gain, hut for the perpetuation of the right, is essentially altru
istic, n ' -- ..
We have never lieen aide to follow this fine of reasoning, first pro
mulgated hy Ambassador Harvey, which .ould place American par-'
ticipalion in the war on the low plane of,. physical reaction, merely
ji slap at (I'cniiuny because (iennany slapped us.
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Granting that the primary cause of our entering the war was (fer
luany's allack on American rights, who can deny there was some
thing else, that throughout the country as a whole, there was a feel
ing which existed before that violation, a feeling' that Germany rep
resented a principle that was wrong and that if the world, was ever
',i be a safe place to live in, that principje had to be beaten down and
destroyed. . ' v , , '
That is not to say that the American doughboy as he went over
the lop. evolved a vision of political idealism, or thought the matter
out at all; but it does mean, we believe, that America's spirit in this
v. ar was different from the spirit of any other nation in the "war. It,
was more than retaliation, it was something very fine, something very
liigli; aucj we have never found a teijm that better represented it, than1
to call it the spirit of the old crusaders. "
SPECIAL ARTICLES ON JAPAN.
ONCE upon ft time, not so'veTy long ago, two middle aged jjien,
who should have known litiltei Engaged in a fist fight 'J-Ju'v
fought long and lustily, they damaged; each otiier eohsidei'ably, fiijilil
finally a third man who kuew'fliem both, separated them. j i
The first, combatant told hi's'story and the second combatants told
his, and then the third man laughed and said "You two boobs tthakc
hands." And strange to relate the two boobs did shakei hands.''' For
come to find out they had been fighting about something that didn't
exist. They Jind both been victims of misinformation. ;.
As with individuals, so with nations, most serious differences are
the result of misinformation. The better. acquainted individuals are,
the. belter acquainted nations are, the less likelihood there is of a
fracas. ,.,'-.
Fp5 t
or some time now there has been talk of war with Japan. Neither
(he people iti America nor the people, of Japan, want such a war.
Itut there are certain racial antagonisms already aroused, and there
ni-e certain influences at work, which may bring' wai'l ""'ess the
atmosphere on both sides is cleared by facts. -
Charles Edward Knssell, sometimes known as the world 'a greatest
reporter, is now in , Japan gathering facts. Beginning today The
Mail-Tribune will publish his articles with one object alone, to give
the roti(ers of this paper a' clearer idea of Japan, the Japanese people,
niiil the situation in, the far east.
'What Mr. Russell's conclusions are we don't know, and we don't
rare. J!nt f roni m iirtit-lfK iilivjidy sulmiittod we do kuoW Unit thi'sc
articli'H throw light on the .situation in Japmi, iind it is light that we
want. (Jiven the t'aets, the truth, tho people ean be depended upon
tor the proper cmi elusions. ' i
Thb InunnKo f soino -Ids on tour
U uRtoundiiiK, haviiiK tho. capacity of
ti boxoiu', with the compact ncHH-'of a
Hteumor trunk, with worldly effculH
lit tho' roar sent, and cnieiKenry cargo
and chlclion coop on Aho rtinninK
board In many InHlancus, how exit
and ontrancu to tho front wat 1h af
fvctod except, lhi)im-h tho tup Ih a
ihytitory.
Tho National Kriltorlat HHHocliiUon
Uum condomiHul prcHH rldtculv uf, iUl,
Hhnrt Hklrt. Thia Ik a (rood Idea, hc
foru It Ih too la to, an rcHiiltw Lo,diUc
how n Httuidy HhrlnUaKc
V()Mi:H HKNS Kli.VMATII.
j (Klaimith llciiitil) t,
Vov khU' Klx .Ici'Hey cows, all
itl vlntf milk, two HcpaiatorH,
iijuio moooimI hand TlUichoIl uritl
j'tme noaiiy new SlmrplcKa. Itay
;.' lIlckH, OrlKwh.v ranch, Ulunc.
Mr. 'Htllhnan Iiiik rcfiiHcd nllmtmy
of 00(1 a year rrmn her hiiHlmnd,
Jtili Htlllmnn. one can not hlamc her
much, uk only hy frugal tM-onomy
could hu worry aoiiK on ho Hnippy a
K.Will thn parties who nc robhlhR
tlio tulip IhmIk of tholr hlotims at 7L5
lllfth, pltMiHv (liNcontlnuu It. ( Itonc
tturn Ucvlcw). If Hiich Kent In refine
ment don't work, try a doulde har
relied HhotKun.
Now that the J'vtUo .TiiKKernaut Iuih
itnrttd anew, theio will he proper ro
Hpftct - and di'coritm hIiowii by upecd
nm nines and IdlotM, at least 'every
hour.
HY Sl;i.li HKIt riUlKHTY
r 4 THK lT. S. (iOT A TKK Jll'K
(; (Tl-CSK ItciMUt)
tteprewentatlve l.tihrltiK. re
. puhllrnn, lndltina, wanted to
;,know If she would dlK It up and
Jet the committee have a look.
; ' "Nor 1 won't." she exclaimed,
,'i'nor my children either. I
t would not put that temptation
In your way."
I don't helleve you have It
hurled," Mr. IjiihiinK Hhoitied.
VHn, ha." Mm. BeiKdoll replied,
.,. and thtj cnwd nmred.
It would he n Knl Joke If the he
whlskered populace would not hm
up tndtty tit tha chlnwhackinw par-
lora, and permit tho tonxmia artlsU
to return to hill and dale, where they
tolled Mouth y. Your lather diui;ei
rocs to wciik at 8 a. m., and Ih ad
virsn to doing anything all mornh
for fear ho won't Ret to dinner on the
. As Nooty Jlaker MtiiiKly reniiirked
when the husltnnln wn torpedoed:
'AmeiicUB nie n patleni piMtph'."
RipplinRhijniQs5
6 Wait Mason
LEAVING IT.
BY DOIHi'KS and hitches, by labor or fraud, we gather up
riches, an elegant wad; the roll we are showing has made
life it grind; and then when we're going we leave it behind; Ah.
that is the dii-ki'iis, the sting and the smart I It saddens anil
sickens the miserly heart. To leave aU. thc plunder for others to
blow! What marvel, what wonder we wail in our woe? The
short-sighted niggard saves till he must die, and I will be jiggered
if I can see why; ainusi'lliiiiijgietoilges, all flip he 'escheSis.raiid .
drearily lodges down thereby flic mews; to harvest n nickel his
form he'll exhaust'; his life is a pickle, a fluke and a frost. In
eol'l'erj he's stowing all coin lic.cnYt find, and then when lie's gifing
lit) I en ves it behind. The.last of hi journeys has boruo, him abroad
and gifted attorneys camp down on his wad.". And wastrels .and
spenders, his heirs and their kin, for frivolous splendors dispose
of his tin. So it is with grieving the tightwads depart, their large
bundles leaving the joy of each heart. Hut over the river no
bundles are known, no miser hearts quiver at sight of a bone.
Some silvery pieces I've salted away, to comfort, my niece when
,1'm in the clay; but not in my keeping such treasure you'll find,
that I might be weeping to leave it behind.
'MM.
pEMEMBERtossk
-t- your grocer for Cal
1 imet Baking Powder and be
sure that you get it the In
dian head on theorangeiabeL
Then forget about bake
day-failures. For you will
never have any. Calumet
always produces the sweet
est and most palatable foods.
And now remember, you
always use less than of most
other brands because it pos
sesses greater leavening 8trergtn.
Now Remember-,
Always "Use
There is no waste. If a
recipe calls for one egg two
cups of flour half a cup of
milk that's all you use.
You Kewehave to re-bake.
Contains only such ingre
dients as have been' officially
approved by U. S. Food Authorities, '
is the product of the largest tnost
. modern and sanitary Baking Pow
der Factories in existence. J,''
Pound can of Calumet contains fall
16 oz. Some baking powdercome In
12 o?.. instead of 16 oz. cap s.- Be' f qrej,
you get a pound when ybuwtatjJTt?
Calumet
Columbia '
Muffin
Recipa
4 cups sifted
flour, 4 level tea.
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder,
1 tablespoon su
gar, 1 teaspoon
salt, 2 eggs, t .
cups of sweet
milk. Then mix
in the regular
wy. , 1
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ii'i m
He banked his Money;
- He became a Partner
Big business men are always on the lookout for young men
who have qualifications for big positions. The main thing
they want to know is: "has he MONEY SENSE?'' That ques
tion can only be answered in one vay : by a Pass Book showing
REGULAR deposits. The routine of the business a man can be
taught, :but the value of money he must learn for himself with
his own money. '.
If you haven't yet started to regularly deposit some of your
money, come in and open an account and start. You will be on
the road to prosperity when you do.
''" We will welcome you.
Jackson County Bank
ifii 0".
Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve
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HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1. . Wlii'iT Ib tlio Anilros luliiml?
2. Whiit Is a inunclraki'?
3. Wlint sui t of ii liliil is a prali lo
tliUki'n?
A. What is a itRHOnU't?
ft. Arc ninut of mii- Htuiu houn-iliu-U'H
iiiituritl or artit-lctHr.'
i. From what In rit'lltlm ohttilutMl
In tlila ooimtry unl tor wind la II
UHl'd ?
T. What Is tlio valuo of Iturk to a
tic.-?
S. What Ih tho moat Rlgantk' ih
fcno work In llu. world?
'.i. What in a l I let In nt t- ?
10. Who wrote, "Mr. Jok.vll niul
Mr. Hyde"?
Answers to Yeftirtlny'M tneNtloti?.:
1. Where la Uike Winnipeg? Ana.
It la In .Manllotia, l.'anatla.
2. What la meant 'hy "keelhaul
Iiik"? Aim. Keelhauling la a for
merly employed form of punlahment
wherehy a man wit hauled through
the water under a ahtp from one aide
to tlu other.
:t. What In a hypothecs? Ans, A
hypothesla Is an Imaginary alnte of
thlng!i assumed as a lusts of reason
ing. W hat Is fl.'igslime? Ans. It is
hroad. flat stone used In sidewalks
and foot pnvenients. - -
5. What Is n flotilla .' Ans. It l
a fleet of sninll vessels.
8. What Is a sporadic disease7
Ann. It la nn usually epldemle, b.ti
attaeklng only ' fo Sind not Bone
rally spreading. .'. ' . : .
7. Who was Rilek? Alls. Tuel;
iwaa nn elf or fairy in Knglish folk--
lore, as In Shnkexpeare'n ".Mldsunrv
iner N'Ight'B liren'm." :.
I . llow did Hie phrase, "snundlim
jhls own trumpet originate"? Ans.
jSouuttlng his own trumpet, nienmng
I boasting. Is derived from the old eus
tom hy whleh the. eoiutng of knights
Into thei list was. aiinouni'ed by riu
' heralds Wtth a flourish of truinpi'tr.
' . What is a flagon? Ans. It Is
ii vessel with a handle and n narrow
mouth.
10. Who wrote 'Qlo Vndis"? ,l,s.
The hook was wiHU'ii by Henok
Seinklewier, the 1'ollnli novelist.
Oak tlnther will last for .centuries
when hul led In water or Wet sand.
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