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J. BULL ESPOUSAL
OF NAVAL 111
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The only stale in which mini's i-i trli t s an; nut i'n"iil to woman's is:
the state of matrimony.
Till' re are people who scorn weallli, and tlien there are people
tell the truth about it.
who
Free man : A liiichclor who is too old for mil
a bale of tax-free securities.
arv si'rvic e and owns
The chief fault of .inciio
mils the other fellow to ileal.
in idealism is that it too frequently er-
Bworn dallv avern circulation for !
six months ending Oct.. 1V20. 32211 ,
Entered ah s:m: tv.tn mutter i
Medford, Oregon, under the act of March :
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11 news dlnputchH creillti-it to It. or not ,
otherwise credited In lhln paper, and also
Ule local news publtRheU herein.
All ritthts of repuhlculion of special
itspatcht-a herein aro also 'esurved.
Ill Knuland, dish-washing is a prolific cause of insanity,
'fin up, dear, and go to the movies.
Slack
There's one f;ooit thing abo"t a had cold,
dl the advice your friends give you.
You don't have to take
SI ill, we wouldn't have believed it if the author had said D'Artag
nan jumped around I lie way Doug docs.
Travel teaches shrewdness, no doubt ; but a man who can make
money euough to travel is shrewd enough.
Ye Smudge Pot
Hy Arthur I'erry
We can't tell which has proved the greater factor in shnping
times like these, Karl !Mnrx or easy marks.
Mr. Fntcoe Arbucklo got peeved at I
ono of his lawyers yesterday, unci, at
the time ho would have given $1)01) for i
one of the ctislurd pies he used to
throw so merrily. j
Statesman: One who has an appetite for more land and can think
up some "great principle" to serve as an entree.
An advertisement says you can judge ;i man's age hv his suit.
ay old dogs, by his divorce suit.
Thin Is the season of the year when , 2t)t jn this age of
inCy 1IOIU till Kl!y BUIIOltl III LUU I 111 ill :
districts. Shooters koIhk to unci from j '
should exercise care lest they he shot Still, the man who holds llie nltitud
for it nobbier. A class that can't tell '.;, y than the girl who holds the pulchritude record.
record, gets no more
puli-
mnn from a doer Ib liable to
any kind of a mistake
The Portland Jounial nays
Gardner made the trip to Arizona on a
'motorcycle purchased In this city. The
OrcROnlan avers the bandit bought It
in Oregon City. Tho fact of the mat
ter la he made tho trip In u box car.
I There is romance in the automobile business, all the way from the
Ry oic in the hills to the leaping pedestrian on the street.
At last something has been beaten
worse than the democratic party. Cull
lornit bent Washington 72 to 3.
"MAJOIl PORTION- OF HOOZK
ILLICIT" (Hdliiio SK. llullelin). So
is the 2nd loot portion.
Merchants aro urging people to
Shop Early, as usual, which means
that the great majority, as UHual, will
wait until after 3 pin., December 24 th.
Great glee is manifested In some
circles that the nation Is going to sink
n fow battleships, disarm, and reduce
tuxes. Their giggling Is ill timed.
Assessors will hold forth In county
seats for GOO years after the last wur
ship dips beneath the waves.
At this season of. the year, the great American housewife is more
grateful for open plumbing than for open diplomacy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. Illy the:
Associated Press.) liei-ision by;
Great Kritain to stop work iInmedi-,
ately on her four capital ships of the
fupcr-llood type was head with satis-,
faction today by members of the'
American armament delegation. Thev !
regarded the order for cessation of'
work announced today in London as
Indicative if the whole-hearted e3-j
pousal by the liivtisli of the principles,
or the American naval reduction pro-!
gram.
American officials commenting on
tho decision, emphasized that Great
Ilrllain would suffer less from atop-j
page of work on the .super-Iloodij
than the I'nited Slates would if a
similar order were issued relating to I
its 1 9 111 building program. It wasj
pointed out that the super-Hoods vir-
Inally were in the "paper" stage
wh'lc some of the new American!
ships were nearly completed.
Congressional leaders declared to-
day that there was little prospect of
any action in either senate or house j
on resolutions .designed to stop the:
191fi program until the results of thejj
conference are seen. It was pointed
cut that, under authority of an ,
amendment to the Hi 10 naval appro-j
priation bill, the president in event:
of international agreement, has au-1
thorlty to stop the present building;
program without further authori.a-;
tion from congress. j
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
It is uiiforf uniitc that the infant republics begun business at a
time when it was rather difficult to find a good model.
For that mutter, it is no harder to get through barbed-wire A'l
lungloments than it is to get through red-tape entanglements.
There are two classes of citizens; those who never break the laws
made to regulate automobile traffic and those who have ears.
We. agree wilh tho physician who says husband and wife should
have different rooms. Then ho won't 'be disturbed when she gels up
to make the fires. '
Tho nippy eves and morns niako the
4ds tluob at every nut und bolt.
The U. of O. plays tho O. A. C. to
morrow on tho gridiron. People who
claim one or tho other as their alma
lnnter, are all excited about It, being
unable to do anything for fi weeks be
fore tho game, or 1! weeks after the
game.
THE UNUSUAL, USUAL
(Yreka, Cal., Journal)
Elmer lllgglns was kicked In
tho head by a mule, he was driv
ing Tuesday night, and returned
to his work Yfednesdny morning,
as usual.
. The foreign Idea of disarmament is
tor the I'nited Slates to render itself
absolutely helpless, and then fight
each other to see who will take the
first crack al the world's richest na
tion. All England. France. Italy, and
Japan want is '.IS per cent the best of
iL They desire to extend to China
"full rights" full rights to be divided
equally among them.
It is getting so a slate official can't
ninko it move for four of losing the
Umatilla county vote at the spring
primary.
If f7 lJXSKkZ
& wait Mafon
S Ml A
BOOTLEG BOOZE.
HK HOrCillT a half pint in a land where bootleg booze is
dear, he looked before, ho looked behind, to see no cops
were near; then took his drink it made him blind, and he's been
blind u year, lie was n large and stalely man, an athlete, trim
and strong, built up along the Jlilo plan, no pistons hitting wrong;
and now a sightless also ran, he toils and gropes along, lie really
didn'l care for drink, he had no cosily thirst; but he was aye a
haughty gink, his motlo "Freedom First"; he said, "I'll sip the
scarlet ink, though all the statutes burst. !My fathers fought at
Hunker Hill that people might be free, and no outrageous Volstead
bill can come and hogtio me; so mark my curves and watch me
swill a bowl of graveyard tea." lie poured the deadly bitters
down, and then fell on the floor, and had a fit, and rent his gown,
and his long whiskers tore; and though he hobbles through our
town, he'll see il never more. The bootleg merchants boost the
tomb, and for the death-cart root ; they kill the young men in their
bloom, and do not care a hoot; the stuff they sell is liipiid doom,'
distilled from Dead Sea fruit. It's made and sold by reckless
knaves, this substitute for rye; its victims fill ten thousand graves,
and hundreds daily die, and over them the willow waves, the sex
ton heaves a sigh.
1 What four cities have had llie
most big league baseball champions in
the last lo years?
2 Who wrote "Little Hoy nine"?
3 How many le:,'s has a spider?
4 What is the national hymn of
Greece?
5 I fow many of our stales border
on Mexico?
G What profession has furnished
the I'nited States with 20 of its presi
dents?
7 Of what is the city San Juan the
capital?
S How much sugar do grapes con
tain? 9 How- can you tell directions by a
watch?
10 Who wrote "A bird in the hand
Is worth two In the bush"?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
How many automobile tires were
produced In the United States last
ye'ir? Ans. 31.200,000.
2 Which of Iho American colonies J
made the first .coins? Ans. Massa-
ehusotts. v
3 How long ago was the movement i
started to take city children to the
country for a Iresh air outing? Ans.
In 1SIH.
I How many lives were lost in tile
Galveston flood? 'Ann OilOO.
5 What is John 1). Rockefeller's
i middle name? Ans. Davison.
G What was the Franklin fund?
Alls. It was a bequest made by Benja
min Franklin in 17111 to make loans to
young married mecnarTics.
7 What stales have women serving
on juries? Ans. California, New Jer
sey, Ohio, Kansas, Utah, Washington,
Michigan, Minnesota.
S What Is the Hiiro Siwo? Alls.
The Japan current.
9 What does Quo Vndis mean?
Alls. In modern English Ihe words are
translated to mean "Where are you
going?"
10 When was rural free delivery of
mail established? Ans. In 1S9G.
Tho management of the Portland
ball team is having difficulty picking I
out a manager, but from the showing L
they made last year, they better be ; ,
looking for some ballplayers.
!,E
"ItANCIIKIt SHOT WI1EHE HE iC
SAT" (llillinn lted lllnl'f News)
Cruel and atrocious.
einz Mince M eat
None-Such Mince
Package i
Heinz Fig Pudding
Keinz Plum Pudding
w s
The .Miner's Colon have adopted the
all day parking system for the l.'nsh
radiator.
BOLOGNA, Italy, Nov. 19. filnro-,
mo Lusardl, a carpenter, who says he
hns suddenly became heir to millions
by the death of a brother In America
has been offered large palaces to live
in. Ho ha r fused them nni! declared
that lie intends to reside in his pies
fcut bumble homo in Ferrara.'"
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WHEN YOU KNOW
IHE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
You Will Bank With It
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RED PEPPERS
STOP PAIN OF
RHEUivlATIS
When you arc suffering with rhcu
mnlisin so you can hardly get around
just try Red Pepper Kub and you will
have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated, pen
etrating heat as red peppers. Instant
relief. Just as soon as yon apply Kcd
Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat.
In three minutes it warms the sore spot
through and through. Frees the blood
circulation, breaks up the congestion
and the old rheumatism torture is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from
red peppers, costs litlle at any drug
store Get a jar at once. Use it for
lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck,
sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost
instant relief auaits you. He sure to
get the genuine, with the name Kowles
on each package.
CHERRO CHIMES
.Vow Mary bail quest ioneil the flour
Sue iimmI,
For Sue and Hubby were liotli ron
fiwil. Our cIom adviser told us all,
llow Mary's speech vwis never
Small.
CHERRO
A flour of hard wheat blend
For family use.
At your grocer's soon, ?'
(To be continued.)
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
I V It sMMIIPII
Now is the ttime to purchase your Xmas supply of Ties and Shirts.
To stimulate early Xmas shopping, we are giving liberal dis
counts on Ties and Shirts.
5 Prices on all of our Shirts 5
98c $1.59 $1.98 $3.48 $4.9.5
98c SHIRTS 98c
This lot consists of a wide va
riety of Percales in different col
ored stripes some have collars at
tached, some banded.
Either, style are values worth up
to $2.00 Qgc
For this week only
SI. 59 SHIRTS $1.59
Good quality percale shirts sold
previously at $2.00 and $2.50. ;
For this week (jj 5 9
only
$1.98 SHIRTS $1.98
Woven and corded madras shirts
shirts that are made for service,
worth $2.50 and $3.00. J
For this week only ....
$3.48 SHIRTS $3.48
Crepe shirts with satin stripes,
Russian ccrds, the same shirts
you have been paying $4.50 and
55.00 for $3 48
I his week only
Thousands
01
TIES
CHENEY.
SUPERBA
and
GRAYCO
CRAVATS
are represented in our enor
mous stock of silk and knit
ties.
Buy now for Xmas while
you have thousands to se
lect from and at the price
you wish to pay.
$1.25
il
IS
48c
$1.00
$1.50 ;:
75c
$2.00
$4.95 - Regular $6.50 Silk and Pongee Shirts $4.95
Handker
chiefs for
Boys.
Plain
White
Fancy
Bordered
Boy
Scout
10c
to
25c
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES
A medium price can buy all wool, hand
tailored clothes. Clothes wth style and
quality. Guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. $25 $30 $35 $40
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
Entrances E. Main and N. Central
Medford, Oregon
The
La gest
Most
Complete
Stock
of
Men's
Handker
chiefs
in
Southern
Oregon.
Silk
Linen
Initial
Plain
and
Fancy.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Postage Prepaid. Agents for Pictorial Patterns.