PAOE FOUR
'5IEDFORB MAIE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 3921'
Medford Mail Tribune
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Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackaon County.
SENATOR KNOX.
worn daily averane circulation for
lx month ending Oct.. 1120, 3226
' Entered a secinit matter ai
MwdfordL Oregon, under iha act of March
I. 1879 '
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Ye Smudge Po
t ' - T irthnr fTt
'.'.'Another country girl, isrowlnx lianl
boiled In. tho city, liu plimseil a gent
of affectionate tendencies unit coiihIiI
erabler wealth, In a vital section of Ills
Inner mechanism, through tut' medium
of a pearl handled horse pistol.
iThe rain of last evening was entire
ly! unexpected, und . caught tho usual
hiitliber ot farmers with hay down.
'. The domestic science department of
tile O. A. C, has secured; a baby, who
will be used in teaching the feminine
students the Ins and outs of navigat
ing a, home. In the second semester a
husband will be Installed us a target j
for rolling pins. 1
K" '
i Grapes are solljng ut $250 per ton.
but the American people must have
their grape jelly. ..
! A chambermaid and a telephone girl
ale going to testify that old Doclf
Brumfleld was sane in Canada. It Is
hard to find anyone so well (nullified
to. Indue so ticklish a point, unless It
be a newspaper reporter with a per-'
sonal grievance.
J- ; ' RAW! RAWII RAWMI
! . (Salem Capital Journal) ' i
v School srt is supposed to be
,' beneficial to students, but at pres
f ent only a few students partlcl
! pate, the rest of the studont body
' confining tholr participation t'J
i public exhibitions of yelling, shuut
- Ing, marching and foolish antics
: thut can hardly' be styled benefic-
lal.. ;
' Tho weather Is getting arnnud tq tho
point where a committee from the
C of C. will have to lead owners of
steam; heating' plants down Into the
basomeiit and explain to them what
the hole in the front of the furnace is
fb'l".''' . .. .
Owing to tho tendency to make
North Centrnle Aveuida a toqo course
for milk wagons, it will hereafter be
known us tho Milky Way.
; Philander C. Knox is dead. ' He was
heartily condemned during tho hyster
ical era for doggedly clinging to ra
tional ideas on European problems, lie
was strenuously opposed to giving
Europe a bill of salo for America, lio
causo the first mimed wore badly
bunged up in a wur of their own ink
ing. ;"'.,
SENATOR- KNOX was one ot t lie IfW public men who lielil ollice ;
without playing politics. An cxo-ptioiially capable, lawyer,
Hit'cessful business mini, lie made an unviable record as a trust buster j
and yet never lost'the confidence of bif business. This extraordinary !
Achievement was due to the fact that he fought railroads ami beet
barons on the ground that they werenot only a menace t the public
welfare, iliut were a menace to the country's permanent material pros
perity. ' i
An aetiye figure in the fight in the senate in 1919 and 1920 against
ratification of the' peace treaty of Versailles, even when the treaty i
was being drawn up, the I'eniisylvania senator delivered speeches in j
I lie senate and out of it in which he demanded that the League of
Xa-t ion's covenant should be separated from the other part of the
treaty. lie introduced a resolution to that effect, which was adopted
by the senate and also presented a resolution against! the appointment
of American representatives on the Reparations' Commission. He also
drafted one of the various resolutions submitted to the senate for
i'dopting the treaty with reservations'.
Subsequently Senator Knox was the author of a resolution adopt
ed bv the senate in Alay, J9-0. declaring peace witn Uerinany. i ins
nlso was vetoed by President Wilson.
Senator Knox first came into national prominence when iy 1001
President McKinley appointed him as Attorney (ieneral,. lie retained
that office under President Roosevelt until 1904 when he resigned to
accept, an appointment as United Stales Senator from Pennsylvania to
suciv'cd (he late Senator Quay.. :
As Attorney -(ieneral he established a record for prosecutions of
trusts mid combinations and in actions against railroads to. prevent
rebates ami discrimination in rates. '
His own views on these powerful combinations were expressed in
an address al that time in which he declared that over eapilalizatipn
was the most conspicuously evil feature of the trusts, but that oilier
factors which contributed to their ill-effect upon the public were lack
of publicity of operation, discrimination in prices designed to elimi
nate competition, a tendency to monopolize trade in their lines and
failure to appreciate thai they owed any service. to the public.
"My purpose," he declared, "is to show thai, we are im) hopejcssly
helpless to deal with serious problems which confront us."
Mr. Knox has been credited by sonic with having "actually car
ried through" the purchase of the Panama Canal for $10,000,000 which
was an achievement, of the Koosovell, administration; As AUorfiey
Ccneral, Mr. Knox went to Paris and ascertained that the new Pana
ma. Canal company held a clear title to convey the canal. This enabled
the United States to proceed with the purchase. '
Mr. Knox was appointed United States Senator in 190-1. As sec
retary oxalate in President Taft's cabinet he inaugurated an active
policy of aiding the extension of American trade with foreign coun
tries, which was characterized as "dollar diplomacy," a designation
intended in derision, but of which Secretary Knox afterward dclared
he was proud. ' ' '''"..'
Mr. Knox was born at Brownsville, Pa., on May G, 1853 and was
named after a noted Episcopal bishop, Philander Chase. lie was
graduated from Mt. Union College, Alliance, O., in 1872, admitted to
the bar in 187i),' appointed by President (Irant' Assistant United States.
Attorney for'the .western district of Pennsylvania, but resigned in
1877 and formed a law partnership with James II. Reed, under the
name of Knox and Reed, in which he is said to have, enjoyed a very
lucrative practice.- Many stories are told to' illustrate his skill as a
lawyer which he afterward placed at the service' of the United States
in his capacity as Attorney General.
H a WHYS'
EW- "V BY
raster-
J n
) isn't easy to be vi'rtuois on et
small salary if you're good looking
) The world 'ii atWI waiting
"for a. fionius 'Cis
"to coma aoi-ta arid N
3r- -'O
-firU
( Marry once out of coriojity, "twice out of
revenge thrice out of hrtbit. "
fTh.e art of lying reaches its zenith, in a. 5i
political. piaTorroy.
JBig money i
Canii.iat5''tj3
clo9 -bo
rM -pa -the i
i
mm
a. 1.- - r - c t . v m-s
(SDWhen. a woman 6"fcj -a new dress, tsho
, u i i r - i- it
Yi3-m.cm.oays a iot; or vi sins vic.c
HEZ HECK SfiCYS'
There are a l?t of -folks
vyka pot as much. aith.
in. a patent medicine rf
'VY almanac as
y.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU. 'KNOW?
Quill Points
A theory iti niucli'liku a man. It isn't worth a darn unless it will
work. ' ...,-',
And so skirts are to be longer,
was looking up.
Well, j-ell; it's time the world
AVjnter suits for men are showing some new cuts,
ing some new cuts the moths made)
Ours is'show-
The eountVy might profit,
.iailroads.
also, by a little more traffic on our
About the only difference betweeg a dinnoi
the dinner provitles some regular victuals.
and n banquet is that
: SIGNS OF A BOTTLE
.. (Eugene Guard)
. Miss Horn, Mrs. Solcliu, Hurold,
Ole and TryKno Solelm. tnndo u
friendly call at the Slewart home
on i.iiursduy eveiiinK.
"DECLARES HE IS A METHODIST
STILL"- Klamath llerald, lldllae).
The proper spirit.
The Y.MCA is koIiik to dUtrlliule
grub, to tho starvInK KiishIuiih. They
were trained (or this work delivering
clrgareltes to soldiers during tho wur.
The jialter of the rain soothes the spirit, but the patter of reign
ing statesmen doesn't have that effect.
.
5 ,
AVe Mi ve motion pictures of officials, but. there are. none of, gov-,
eminent clerks in Washington. .
Gelling the cream of foreign trade, is like milking a cow,
cow doesn't give milk; you have' to take it away from ller.
.The,
Burglary insurance rates have doubled in New York, but this
doesn't mean that the cops are demanding twice their former share.
- The great llabe Itutli knocked u
honierun with a stub pon Wed. lie ulsu
won tho game for his team with the
sanio instrument.
. This Is the first anniversary of the
tragedy in the lire of that Lukevlew.
Ore., Dchoolma'am who attempted t
spank a boy and reaped as she sowed.
.lawyers are all primed for tho open
Ing of the circuit courL
'. Cut Thli Out It la Worth Money .
t Cut out this slip, enclose Willi 6c and
mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave,, Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for palnB In sides and back; rheu
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroflghly cieansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousness,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold
eve,Twnere- Adv-
RsppfingRS.ijUjQs
Welt Mason
CUTTING EXPENSES.
m
"wj:
MI'ST cut dowi expenses," says AVarren (1!., aloud,
and'thus he charms the senses of this tax-wearv crowd:
beneath our load we've drifted, and hoped to see il shifted; we'd
like to see it lifted before we draw a shroud. "What is the use of
working?" the heartsick voters say; "the tax collector's lurking
to take our roll away; he watches what we're earning, tax hunger
in him burning, and, when fron) work returning, he jumps us for
our, pay. AVhat is the use of saving!" the weary workers cry; of
pinching and of slaving, to put n bundle by; the tax collector's
waiting, his zeal is not abating, we hear his teeth a-grating, he
looks on ns as pie." The heavy burdeiiMiever will from our shoul
ders drop unless there's an endeavor to make expenses stop; the
foolish botiehead spending, the wanton waste unending; and War
ren's slogan's lending sonic hope to souls that flop. "We must
cut down expenses!" Xo wiser word's been sprung since Adam
built his fences, when this old world was young; until that creed
is taken, and wasteful ways forsaken, we still must lose our bacon,
Hiy tax collectors stunt;. "
1. What in the nffi lal slilo nrm ot
tho United SlateV imuyv
2. How loriK Is the Lincoln High
way? 3. Who wriip) "The Old Oaken
Bucket T" ' , .
'1. What pur cent' of Ciorman nrniy
otfltoi-H itnsraricd in tho ' worltt war
were killed? .
- 5. Who-is tho oldest member of
tho supreme court? 1
S. What three states, have
most" Ford cars?.. .
How I Earned '
My First Dollar
A. series of pen sketches describ
ing how some of Medford's we!)
known citizens -climbed the firt.
rung.
' AriKAMT:U AUSTIN'.
"When I was about tho atfe of mnh
hoy Konny, I wont to work on a farm
in Kansan, and. got my dollar. In
thmn fin Vu i trU'v rtlHn't Itrwiw n n vtti I n tr
the Without working eijrht hours, and I
- jworked 15 rto.18 hSurs u. day and even
7. "Where is cnnnel eoai found?
8. ' Uoojt n will over become yoid?
. 9. Whore can the namo of a farm
bo rogiHtered? '
10. Ik pulverized coal used ' suc
cessfully? Ansyvcrs to Yf'stcrday'.s Questions:
1. Of .what are grindstones made?
A ns. Kaiulstone.
t. How hiany Htrins aro on a
standard guitar? Ana. Six.
It. What hlKhly oxtlqlvo com
pound ta u,Hed In tho manufacture of
celluloid? . An. 'dun eoKon.
4., .in what European eountVy 'Is
the Guadalquivir rlvor? Ans. It is
iin important river in Spain.
5. Krom what do we get gum ara
liio? Ann. Krom the acacia tree.
6. What is an easy way to remove
ink tains from the fingers-? Ans.
Dampen an ordinary match and rub
it on the stains.
7. To what group of animals do
rabbit liolong? Uodents. .
8. What is the standard rifle1 of
the U. K. army? Ans. Tho Spring
field .110 caliber.
ft. What oi'ean current ' warms
southern Alaska? Ans. The JUpan
current.
10. How far In Mow Orleans from
Mlt water despite the fact that it is
popularly supjjoned to be-on ;the Oujf
of Mexico? Ans. One hundred ml!e
, washed the dishes foi; the hired girl,
"!they was so fraid I might not bo busy
all tho timo. I fed 75 cows before
breakfast. Sunday was a day of rest.
I got up at four o'clock, in the morn
ing instead of three. I don't know
what I did with the dollar, but I ain't
got it now."
Quotations You
Should Know
The River Rhine, it is well known,
Doth wash your city of Cologne.
But telr me Nymphs, what Power
' Divine,
Shall henceforth wash the river Rhine
Coleridge, 1772-1834
r
'MOTHERS
For Thre Generations
Have Made Child-Birth
Eier By Using
SOLO
UT ALL
DRUA a
STORU V
Witl rot BOOKLCT 0 HOTHIHHOOO AN0THK BABY, rIt
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luncheon, and our regular and Sun
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where at our price. Opposite Olds
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"Wliv then handicap yourself by bemg vith
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Pianos and Phonographs
Will Be Sold at Reduced Prices for a Short
Time and On Payments to Suit Your Con
venience.
High Grade Pianos as
low as $300
v
Phonographs From $50
to
That are worth from $200 to $250
," I came here to open an up-to-date music stqre.
Not being able to get a suitable location, I took this
small room just for a warehouse until, I' can get. a
suitable place, and I am going to sell Pianos and
Phonographs at bargains to get advertised and get
acquainted in your beautiful city. ; . ', , ... v:
,
. My expense is small and will give you, the pur
chaser, tho benefit of over-head expense. Will be
in the store afternoon's and evenings-, and all day
Saturday. .." '
, Please call and see what I can do for you. "
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