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PAGE FOTTIV 'WTJ)FOT?n MATT J Till BTINTCJ MTCHFOTttX OTfEfi.ON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30f 1021 : Medford mail Tribune AM INDKPENDRNT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVEKT AFTERNOON : EXCEPT 8UNDAT BY TUB " MEDrORU PRlKTINO CO. Tht'MertfoM Sunday Bun la furnished uiweriDers desiring veven oay oauy Office Moll Tribune Building, 16-27-10 mortn'f ir street, rnone vo. A consolidation of the Democratic Tim ttn, tne Mearora mbii, ine 51 euro ra Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan. Tbe Aamand Trioune. ROBERT W. RUHL, Editor. 8UMPTER S. SMITH, Manager. , - - UBBOBIFTXOH TXBHIl T-UTA1L In Advance: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.... 17.60 Daily, with Sunday Sun. month.-, .76 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.... 6.R0 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .66 Weekly Mall Tribune, one vear 2.00 Sunday Sun, one year S.00 BY CARRIER In Medford. Ashland, Jacksonville; Central Point, Phoenix, Talent: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. H .76 Dally, without Sunday nun, month .85 rtallv. without Kunriav Sun. vear 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 Ail term a oy carrier, casn in suvanco, Official paper of thtt City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered ftfc acccm rus matter at Medford, Oregon under the act of March MEMBERS' OK THE ASSOCIATED ' PRESS. The Anosclated lnn Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise credited In tbln paper; and also the; local news published herein. All rights of. republcnilon of special lapatchea herein are alio reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Mj Arthur Terry A nut attracted to tlio Unemploy ment Conference proposed that John D. feed all the idle men this winter. Just for that the price of gasoline will ascend 9 cents. It begins to look like Japan would fool. around, until sho got what Oer-nianygot. . FIOKM.VO KMAhT. ; (Vancouver Sun) . .A man with bruins- and fclrawn. good social standing, and rare ability In all lines of managerial- capacities, seeks position, where future holds advancement, ftfany offers from the East, hut am wedded to the west. Address 'IB.' Tl, care this office. r"Xrt Centers" aro going to he founded all over Oregon. What the Btato iiocds -is moro art, and less' de velopment of natural resources. Therol haij hcen entirely too much disturb ing,1 of conditions art the Indians left thorn. The first thing Oregon knows, Jf thin development hosu keeps up, the, stjite will only ho 75 years behind the" rest Qf the country, instead of 100 years. , , The chickens, who' uttondod . Fully, Arbucklc's affair woro a select' bunch. A part of tW , 'flock. Is mixed In with the. murder of a priest for, C500. Tlio net' is tightening around Ban dit Roy Gardner. - Somebody has told an lnsuranco. agent, that, ho wanted' to take out an accident policy. -. WIUKS , CKOSSKD :i .v, i, (V'rckii Journal) -. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Bradley bought over from Weed Monday Messrs. Tusl and Telefonl tor dls- turning tlio peace. ' .Both Now York teams in the big leagues havo won pennants. This Is n. great relief to old Kort Hall, who has never been farther cast than Lakovlcn-, Oregon. , Tho tourists aro not as thick as when tho nights permitted of com fortable sleeping outdoors. An over loaded : 4d, behind time, passed through Thurs. Tho deslro to get to Canada - In tho spring lin8 beon dis placed by a destro to got to Mexico, In tho fall. This Is fine woallior for rider mak ing, but It's tough Mil the overcoat bu3ln6R. 1 Tho Champlln boys were up from Foots .Creek Thurs., propnKamllng for a shindig to bo held In that vicinity at an"Cttrlydato. Porsopal -T-Skin Deepo, Oakland Trlbuno Your article about tho bnr rr vory iiitereStlng, but tho tonso rialists here, cut customers throats for leas than that. Thanks. A' Chicago murderer died this mornlnir on tho gallows singing n populnri song. If there was any Jus tice. - thu authors of somo of them woud ijieot tho same fate. "NOCIKTV WOMAN HAS IJMII TWINTHIJ", (Headlli)o Portlnml Telegram ) Vhen tho lower damn's are 1hUs. Injured, they call am h'gs. The Amalgamated Agur.ivator of Tlosebiiru .are still pestviin Om'k Ili um fluid, the cultured ind painless murderer,. Astronomers report that the sun Is off Its orjilt, and there will be i tnlld winter-, nil over tho earth. This is a real blessing, and Is a gieat victory for the' Gold Kill News. Tho Sam ltlchordson cat linn ske daddled. The police are baffled as usual."' In about six weeks, a (lalshe vlkl will' he wearing a new Alaskan , fox nc-ck muff. Lorena Trlckey won over Mabel Pel.ong by n bare foot. (Pendleton Kast Oregonlftn) The advantage of having her she kj) rolled. Quotations, You Should Know "Ask ,1110 im unctions ami I'll tcllJyoti no fllM." r-tUvcr UolllsnUUl 1728-1774. IT'S UP TO THE DISTRICT. DO THE propi-Hy owners in the Medford Irrigation District want to put everything iu the contractor's hands? Tliat is the situation today. And until un engineer is appointed to take Mir. Uea's place, it will continue to be the situation. , ' The time has come when the people who must pay the bills, the people who will dig in their jeans if the cost of water is increased, the people who will suffer if the Fish Lake dam should go out, took a little interest in the situation. ! If the property owners in the district are satisfied to leave every thing' in the hands of Welch and Thompson, to have no engineer to protect their interests, well and good. It's their problem, they have the right to do as they please. But they should understand just wliht that means. It means doiuf something that no successful irrigation district has ever done. It neaus taking a risk that no good business has ever taken. t. i i n ii. ..4- ... ....... ..i.i. .......1. ..4 i. .1..... :.. f i lb nils. IJt-CU aula mui nifilic muu u iuii-uiv tlio i uj n 11L Liiu urtiu in sufficient. Not at allt The entire matter of payment is an engineer ing, problem, and can only be handled by an expert who knows whether the contractor's claims are technically correct or incorrect. Do the members of the irrigation district want the contractor's claims allowed, without a check from an expert who represents them, not the contractors. That's what they lpivc now. That's 'what they will continue to have until an engineer is appointed to take Mr. Ilea's place, an engi neer -with the courage to opposo the contractor if the contractor is wrong, and protect the interests of the 'member's of the' district, every tlay of the week and every hour of the, day. Quill Points Diplomats who make cutting remarks usually get blunt answers. The smaller the country, the more sensitive tho pride of its ruler. - rti4 Let's see; what .was it they wrote paragraphs about when skirts were long? - As-a matter of filot, it is-all work and; no pay that makes Jack a dull b-y. " A Mr. Rice in Florida has married a Miss Hays. What will the harvest be? The man with a smooth-tongue seldom appears to advantage in a rough-house. '. Almost any form of government can be made successful among a people who are accustomed to the use of soap. ' At times one suspects that there is no excellence without great ipress-agenling. Failure: Any man who nurses the conviction that nil successful men are crooked. , The teeth' in a law, are usually, worn out before Congress gels through ragrchewing. t c , ,, .'j, ...,. . ' : Modern novels give us glimpses of almost everything in the workl cxce)t good grammar. America doesn't need communism, but a little, community of in terest might help some. A Southern reformer has been fined for drunk and disorderly eon- duet. "If tlio righteous scarcely be saved; where shall the wicked mid ungodly appear?" . ' IIP r OTPi iKm6j tkat don'i'shovv are w nab ucbei iniiie vanc. -xSSN TONIGHT fi?Cirl3 admii-. bricks.- WV.8 iS' "111 iTT tzZks& S&mm .DESMONO DAtfd (Si) No one will believe in. you until you believa in. yourself. .. A low price nd . bargxia are naJically aiTieroTH. proposiuon.3. -7 A kick from "the reaf - does -not rnkCLS5ki'T-rr C5) 0a-hlf tKa world thinks ths oth.ar kal-f of tart ifj 55 so. HE2. HECK SAYS ' Most men. think "they IJ '. ' cot'ia improve t,ne 'Meiciher if the Cneaor woLlct only pi"b tKernK ' - in. charge erf i t.' riiLrf RipplingRhiju 7m. "ifdc ! jWdit Mason, n,, iff J THE ACCIDENT. Oil, JIXG&, how sick a driver feels, when he looks down and sees a voted" tangled in his wheels, with mangled hat and knees! He looks down through remorseful tears, and sheds ma genta sweat, and though ho live, a hundred years, he never? will forget. At most times he's a thoughtful cuss, who scans die road with care, as ho 'propels his foaming bus adown the' thorough fare. Hut now a neighbor with him rides, and he would show her speed, aiuf open wide the throttle slides, and sh saws wood, in deed. She madly rips around a curve, and there th; voter stands ; it is too late, alas, to swerve, and on his frame she lands. The poor pedestrian lies flat upon the dusty lea; the ruins of his; Sunday hat are pitiful -to sec. "The crown is dented here and' the:, the brim is badly torn, and never, on a Sabbath fair, can it again be worn. The voter, borne upon a door, is taken to the town, and babbles of the hat he wore, when he was. stricken down. Oh, never, may you know the pain of such a scene, I pray, and never may your gilded wain run down some hapless jay: Leave black rcmoi'so to t'other chaps; nor know the pangs they foel, and never . let your caution lapse when you are at the wheel. lerlved? Ans. From two Greek words meaning life and write. 5 How does Alaska compare with Texas In size? Ans. Alaska is twice the size of Texas. C How many babies are born every minute in the United (States? Abb. .Five. ' 7 -When there is. an eclipse of the I sun the shadow of what planet Is thrown on the earth? Ans. Tho Moon. I 8 What Is the period of revolution lot Mars? Ans. : Six hundred and i eighty-seven days. 9 Is the water, at the foot of Niag 'ara Falls warmer than the water at the brink or the preeiiUce? ,Ans. it is a fiuarter of "one degree wanner. tlO Is the interior of the sun liquid, solid or gaseous?, Ans.. ,It Is gaseous. Cheap for fires old papers at this officn 20e tier 100. - ' ' tf RHEUtiATISM SHOULD BE TREATED THRU THE BLOOD Medical' authorities now ogreo that rheumatism, with its aches and pains, is caused by germs that pour poison into your blood stream. Rubbing will not give per manent relief. Thousands of rheu matic suflorers have stopped their agony with S. S. S. For Sptvial Booklet or for inrfi'.') vidua! adtrioe, wit hout chargr?' write Chief Medical Adviorr S.S.S. Co.,-Oep't 441 , Atlanta, Go. Get S. S. S. 'at your druggiit. ' S Standard For Over Fifty Years HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 What aro lucid stars? 2 How fast does the' blood travel tllrougn the heart? 3 What well known ' name did Washington Irving give to New York City? ' ' 4 What lakes does the Detroit river connect? : 5 What Is the title given to the king of England !n India? - 6 Where Is tl)d-geogral)hlcarcert't'er In; this country? 7 What 13 graphite? 8 Who was England's greatest statesman? 9 For what are the Klmbqrly dia mond mines, famous?' 10 Who wrote "Quo Vadis?" Answers to Yesterday's Questions 1 How many books of the pible is Moses credited with writing? t Ans. Five. They are Genesis," Exodus, Le viticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy. - Where are the biceps? Ans. It is the large muscle in the upper arm. 3 What is a "bill of sale?" Ans. It is a formal statement of-the sale or 'ti'ansfef of personal property. 1 From what Is the word biography TH E BAN K O F ABSOLUTE SAFETY 1 SURE THING Lay it down as a safe propositi6n that the f ellow vjh.0. breaks into baby's bank for gasoline money, will not be a business success. We pay compound interest on your savings. i . ! When you know us, you will bank with us, Liberty Bldg. IV , -' ;w.;s. o. . ul.c I I Q F6PERAL RESERVE - ! ' ' " - ' T. . I fepRwfe-, J; , , I - I In celebrating our 11th. Anniversary, we are going to give our customers some extremely low prices on fall merchandise. ' We are not reducing the price of every article in this department but we are giving larger reductions on the merchandise you are in most need of. .'-Read our advertised prices,r watch our windows and you will find, lower, prices on the merchandise you are wanting than you have seen for several years. Clean up Prices , On Sweaters Men's Sleeveless Sweaters, all wool, $5.00 2 30 Heavy Shaker Knit Sleeveless Sweaters, all fC fC wool,.7.50 val. VUiUU Heavy Cotton knit Sweater Coats. A good j0 ff work sweater ... A medium . heavy Brown Cot ton Sport Coat 2 50 A large number of "Wool Sweater Coats, almost any color desired $3.50 $11.50 Young Men's Shaker Knit I'ull-ovcr Sweaters, plain colors and combinations of colors, $7.50, $9.50 Jersey Sweaters for -, Men, $4.50 and $5.00 values $2.98, $3.50 Hoy's All Wool Sweaters Boy's All Wool Sweater ..(.Vats brown, heather Cft and maroon VwiOU Boy's Jersey Sweaters Style Plus Suits FOR MEN Alt Wool, Hand Tailored and Guaranteed $25, $30, $35, $40 Society Brand Suits $ 10, $45, $50 School Suits for young men $22.50 Men's and Young Men's. Overcoats $22.50, $25, $27.50 $4.95 $2.98 .EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES 5 Men's medium weight, cotton ribbed, 'Union d "1 1 Q Suits, $1.50 value T A, Men's. light weight, Wool Sox, a regular 50c value 29c Men's Outing Flannel, Night Shirts, a regular d T 1 f $1.50 value r VV Boy's Outing Flannel Night Shirts $1.25 value' "Q'C each ..,.'. . C Men's leather Work Gloves, values up to' $1.00 CQ pair - ,' , Men's medium heavy cotton flannel Khaki dJO 1 Q Shirts,. $2.50 value T r P -Men's Dress Shirts with attached collars, jtf 1 1 f $1.50 value . 1 P 1 Men's Dress Sliirts with' bnrtd heck, $1.25 to d "I- 1 f $2.00 values .........I;.:..-.... v Men's Fibre Silk Socks, a good 75c value AQf pair - - - - - Men's Suspenders, Kady, ' President and other 3 Eiv makes, pair .'......,i.. .'. ;-- Men's Cotton Dress Socks, ..good quality,'' 1 (J pair. .; : 1.:....: ' ; A p Khaki Pants, $2.75 value, lair '. c $2;i9 10 value,; dj CQ pair.' ...:...... , ' :. ii....!..- . w Corduroy Pants, $3.25 and $0.00 value, JOHNNY TUP ANTS SUITS FOR BOYS Two pair of pants with every suitwhich means almost two suits for the price of one. Two pair doub.le the wear. ' $12.50 to $22.50 V,'. Suits for little fellows, :? vears to 8 years $7.00 to $(S.50 , Overcoats and Mackinaws. $7.75 to $13.50 . Mahn'si Department Store 'The Store for Everybody' Medford, Oregon - Underwear for Men and Boys, ? Jlen's medium weight cottoii Union uits $1.50 d - 1 Q value, special K f ' A heavy weight cotton Union Suit $2.50 value $1.98 A special lot of wool Union Suits, formerly sold from $3.50 to $7.50 a suit, now $2.65, $7.50 Men's heavy wool and cotton mixed Union Suits. A few heavy Scotch Wool Union Suits, sold ; at $Q,.Q(K each. .To clean up.. ; 1,1 '. Globe light wool QJJ Union'. Suits Globe cotton and .wool, medium. weight Union. Suits '.. Globe all wool medium heavy Union Suits $3.50 $6.50 $3.25 $5.00 $3.00 ,VClastcnl)ury nd Drawers. $2.40 Heavy Scotch wool" Shirts and Drawers, $5.00 value. To close out, each. I........ Medium heavy ,VClastciil)ury Wool Shirts and Drawers. To close at, Light Wool AHastenburv Shirts a n d Drawers d O f each' . V'O" Boy's Cotton Kibhed f Q Union Suits, each..... Ov Boy's medium heavy Cotton Union Suits l! 1 " O C each ipl.O Boy's wool and cotton mixed Union Suits, caelt.-".:..r..ll. $2.00 ir t
