Medford mail tribune., February 13, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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fritl.lNIIK.l KVKHY Ai-TICUNiHN
KXKCIT KINHAY IIVTHB
AlfclJI-'OUU t'KlNTlNO C.
Thx Mnlfurd Hun.tay Hun In furnished
aitt.aerihers ileairlng a aewn.iliiy dally
nHpulvr.
LINCOLN OF FACT, LINCOLN OF FICTION.
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Office Mall Tribune HuII.IIhr. S5-2
North l'lr nirwt I'hono 7 -
A consolidation of , le IJamoomllc
Times, this Miiiford Mull, the .Meiiior.l
Tribune. the iijuuthcru , urrgonlan. The
Aahlund Trllmne.
and eoi-fuinlv he would not iveoiinij'.e himself."
This wa tin" recent statement of Abraham Lincoln 's silent son,
llobert Todd Lincoln, who past SO years of aVc commented rather
ss t caustically on the Korgliun statuo and Lord t'littrnwoith 's history.
Undoubtedly true. The trouble is nil Americans claim Lincoln. .
it ml almost unconsciously iv-erout him more; or loss in, their own
imago, Lincoln lias boon a YVoodrow Wilson it. TodJv Knoxrvclt, a
HOW MUCH DO ,
YOU KNOW?
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l-- ill. .'. M'e till' Sf!l. .'.mill tornln?
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l. h.tt In tln lnt-.'-i.t ol
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I n:m -hoMiSd.' n proU tealot. a friondiof capital a frioud of labor, a with the s.-.a.'
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B ln,!wLAumU;". yW..,......M. ! S!1H0 his doath-eXOOpt fumsi'lf: "." . . ! T. I'l lui! hook o:
I h 1 1 v , wlih ssumluy Sun, month ..5 , . lv . . . ,, ,. . , ... , . , tin- story l Wart fciwii
tmiiy. without sunrty riun. year ... 6 nd now I rcMileiit Harding tails ui lmo by proclamnnu l.uiooln a s w ilt muki-s u
Kuilv, nhoiil ."uMiiay Sun, month I . . . , . . . , ... . .. hi . . ,
Wmkiv Mali Tru.Hm. on viar ...7 :.oiv irmit partisan. - This translated into the Manoif idiom means that . vvhn' nu.iai
Hunan y fa. oiw )r..,.,.-... S.O , . . ... . , . , . , , ' to. On tl ittin-k x'iiUKt' lut I?
bv aumt
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Illy, wlihmit fiimtay S-iin. month 63
I'nlly, without fi.lnd.iy u t, ynr..
Iially. lth Sumldy Sun. one '.l 8.50
Alt U-rm toy orripr. -anh In .lvmf.
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of thin, run
clown pen.
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rf-louncl tlio
jova ol plon
did h pa 1th
by taking
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liuncH in M,-,if..r.i. Aihmi. l.ineolii bolievotl the sun rose and set m the Jejtulie,an pai-tv mid'.. --,.,!
'iivillt'. Central Toliit, HiwniK..' , - , , ,
; that national chairmen oan do no Avrontr. 1 Aimut in imi i,i,i
aniac
tifflclnl p.tper of th City of Moilford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Sworn dally Rverase .circulation for
. lx .nionllm ending Oct.. 19:i, J325
Entered BrovnC ei! matter at
Me.1f.irJ. Oregon, under the act of March
I. 1879.
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MEMUUItS OK THE ASSOCIATED.
. rni:ss.
The Associated J'lvtis l exclusively
9HIUU.J to Ibo use for rcuUlicaton of
all tiew dhspatchea watel t it, or
tiot ollMTi credited lit this paper, and
aio the locl new jtllKUed herem.
All rights -f republication of ppeclal
dlHiiatchei herein ane lm reserved.
It's rather a shame l.ineohi couldn't bo here o aiiswcr that. It
v.nild brin? out ime'of his excellent stories, clearing the Marionied
ntmosphere and pointing; out the fallacy without5 hurtiny; anyone's u
tclinvrs. lint iu lieu of that a bit of the record migjht be illuminatini;.
' Lincoln in 1S54 persuaded his followers to support .Trumbull, a
i"cniocrat. for the senate, because Trumbull opposed ,the Kansas-Ne-"oiaska
policy of loni:lrts. a tliit-ct sacrifice of partjy.to principle.
I'pon his election as President, Liueoln flatly refused to name
n partisan cabinet. lie not only cou.sidered Alexvindi'r Stephens of Anys
jieorgia for -a cabinet , jHisivion, but invited tiuthrio of Kentucky, one i
of the leaders of the I'liarleston convention. tinUiirie refuse!
then invited Oilniore of North Carolina, liihuoie rci'used.
Lincoln scorned the idea of surrounding himsijf with -personal
.Ill's 4,i;cMiiillh:
l.. W u.u iIoi'm 'Oui .rt.i" nu air
Alls. li IK :iu lmli:ii olil ;unl
IHtMlls liruutirill liko.
1 While N I'oint l iiiow' An.
is ill.- iiiTtln-rtitii.it pi'lnt in
Ahtsk.l.
T.. W hat i.-iliuul of , l,i Writvi it
lU'inUph. 1 1' It next In .i -i- i" tii i-en-
luml? Aim. Iliifftn 1. 1 ml. i
('. In hut iliiei-ti. ! li-i. in Culm!
In lite r.iu.uii:i laiml' . Ac. t'ue'
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7. W'li:it (.I'i'.-tt wai i. ntcili-ni
tittn-n v:i i icl.-il wltt'. ui n trcnty? I
Thi' Civil vur. I
W liv ni tin t-,, ii, i iientyT An,, I
til-..- the ti.. rth- ilk! i. i .--.(; .11,-,- I
f the. i .life. lei ,i y.
Hon uiitiiy li li,,: s In u n il. ,
linn .' Ann. On,, th. infill. I, - i
IT BUILDS YOU UP
and helps you regain
yout tiormal weight
Sold by all Rood drugKisU
WOOD
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I'roinrt IN-llvi-rv.
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J. M. CARLTON.
FISHING RODS
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SAVE SOME MONEY
: .
GENUINE WEED ANTI-SKID
CHAINS
20
Off 'Regular Price
30x31 Non-Skid Tires at $9.95
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Main at Riverside
Ye Smudge Pot
l By" Arthur Perry.
10. If :i ILlMSi im.-l- , I, ...;. ,.,k.. :,.n,,,,.,, Hr,,l,-,Nl
partisans, lie chose' for his cabinet Seward, his cbi f poltieal rival, tk.- t.. f;- riom New v .ik m i.tv. i. In
(.'hase and Kates, two other rivals, the latter from tlje slave state of
3!issouri, and Montgomery Ldair who opposed Lincoln ami led the
Bates forces.
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M.-ilfiiril
Sainton n l),'iiiocr:t n ii.-i-vfiiinl nolilii'u) nn.t tirofissioioil cu.'inv
Tribute i l.e'ms paU t ntay u the I .' .. . ,' , ,.: ' j
moTuory.ot AUmham UincJln. The "v i'i.c-u m ..r n.ij.o. i.u.i j.-. ...... o. .-.-.-.. -.... v. iu. io ins
banM r. closed," but the toil warn ' principal Democratic, opponent. Stephen A. Dousrlns. he sent a spec-.:
and chlil-hlained 'finsers -of barbers imitation to sit with him on the platform at the first inaugural :
seek stray' Vhislters.- A' day of rever- , , . , , , t
u. i ..--i,. ,e. md urged him to assist mm in his admiinstnUion.
H III-. Hl IW I ' IJ JTTl l w . nu
MOTHER! MOVE
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FI3 SYRUP
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
To
ical eruption -of teirific vehemence.
- , , I AYL;. did Lincoln do this? Uecause in 3 Sol party labels had ceased
The Chicago oil ba wha showed mve meaninCi jH.ri, wm, noIninal democrats loval to the union.
np H.&intwi snort m ms aec3unis..uiu
a tairly gvd.jb of it
HOME OWNERS
AND BUILDERS
here were, nominal Republicans opposed to the union. Lincoln caret',
nothing for the party label, he cared every tiling for the partx
Mr. Kean of Eugene lias annoimcatl principle,
the sacrifice, of birfcself for governor . R , . )litioian h(1 w'ns lv t0 .nniroiuise on anv
Mr. Beau has the anto mechanic anil ...., . , ' . -,,
rh grocery vote on his nersm. Ho ming but the vital ipicstion of slavery extension, and preserving the
served, H terms In 'the - legislature, union. As he wrote AV. Kcllotrg in IStU). rt-pn-eicntative from Illinois: i-r'-ni'-l n I:t!e. Jt-.t.-.; j.i mii.t
which mafis him the leading glutton . . y "'nlif--iiiV nr $m t nu iiui-
' ' " . , j "There can be no compromise of any sort on vtiivcry xten- tat'on ij t- -
for punlshtDent. I sion. Whether it ba a Missouri line, or . Kli Thayer'j ' '' 1 "
There- ought not to 'be a dry hand
kerchief in U'.tae land. The experts
lnvfflargb Otte-edins the starving Rue-
i:urr mother! "Ilv i a i.k' rlili !
lovr- tiio ' fl inty" Uile of ' t u'.ifvrn. I j
the Ih.w.'I.l A ti hj.ii -.mi tAi.iv ii .iv !
pn-v.-iit a i.-k dul l l..iMin'v. If run !
.tipat.-.l, biliuiM, (i-,-r.,.i. li.tfu!. Im, j ,
-o:-j. colic or ii .t..ma.;, i. ...-r, tuiiL-ui-! We are now in a position!
i-oat.-tl, hrmlli . Ui.l, r. i .-i !l-i- n U",, . nffr
rl.aniiii of the litfit- K,,-v: U vl'li-n I CHCT j
uil ti.at i ne.H-ii.iary. j I
.-k jtmr di U(.'i;t f..r -.- miine ' t ali 'pi 1 f 1 1 " '
f.rnm Kg Strut' t, -1 !, :,,,! I flP M 11 fM Pf 1 .f.fl VPrfOr
ofor lii.,, .ml c'rl-!r-i .f all I
xne most successful pipeiess:
furnace made ;
i.v
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
i 1 1 i:rivi: n:it, i. nc.-j
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES
Hall) l:ccp Simil.iy
Ml HI OHD lo A. M. I.V, UOSlltt IMi too l M.
(.HANTS I'ss-M.i it Hl'Afil .H
, tiily it m) Siittility
I eavc Mi-itrril
lli.iai A. M.
I.oo I'. M.
Mill l ,t.
l-rt(0 (illltllK I'll
10. oil A. Ml.
I.OO V. M,
p. M.
I'arcl Mi-.Ifonl l.runl l'n, flll.1.1; irnnl I'nHn-IUu.i l. mc, H.tMl;
lc.lfnl liiicliurit 9 1. I.V
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Popular Sovereignty. It is all the samr. I t either lie done arid
immediately fi'.ibusterinK and extendine shivery commences. On
that point hold firm as. a. chuin. of site!."
Lincoln held firm Tint when niero rmrtv roenlnritf u- nti.
sians report there is not enough albu- . . . ,. . ' , " ' ,
mpn in tho irub America sends theai. 'dred, when blind devotion to one party and bltud hatred for an-
. ANNOUNCEMENTS
On Very Liberal Terms j
If you are figuring on a fur
I naco for next fall; let us in-
Hi)
; other' were involvetl, Lincoln balked, he was a 1 little too broad di-Jate tor the iruninnt.n f ir tin off.". ' for by tl.en
i- iin,! o-r.ttT. tnn l.fmni-ntk f.ir tlmt At nni'lim f.w 1 t f ' "f bounty ComniiHH.',." of Jivki n ' f(fm
w- -i.,-d h increaHl. if 'the canard : . .. , :.- ,. ;-'unt. ibj.-t t, th .IccIhI -u t.f th,
. v lowaru inose woo iiiiicreti wnii Jinn poimcaiiy occaiiie so jiroiioniii'i-ii io-.iiuiican von rs tr said countr at
waastatterexl aroijnd that they
mnt easHy.'
Iliat a rabid member of his own party accused him of being a member
!cf the '"KiMHtvXothing" party, which consisted of crusaders against
;Fash!on 6as decreed tnat tie spring Catholics and foreigners. Lincoln replied;
dresses shall " not be modeled after I . ... , .
r.-Tt c lt sucl1 !1fas should ever Bain control. I would rather emigrate
I'olice Gazette ideas. j to some country' like Ilussia, where despotism could le. taken pure
'. , ... . ' ' ' with no hypocritical talk alout freedom and equality." 'i ,
Tbe flu epidemic that "ruthlessly! , . .
interrupted;' according to the Eugene j Llnc"lu was never a great partisan; Narrowness, bigotry, m-
Ouard, "the. bofial life or the univer-; Tolerance, revolted him. In fcicfr, the closing paragraph of his second
sity" is over, and the students will be inaugural is the greatest example of non-partisanship in the Knslisli
able to catch up with their dancing for . ' , . . , , ....
this semester ' . language a supreme example of a great loving, human spirit, lining
. (even iu time of conflict above the hatreds and prejudices of a po-
" The course of events at Hollywood, i l'tical war:
Calif.. staiiKers the film actors, and
lthi Primary Klt-ctiou. May IHtlt.
in:.'
Adv.
knocks the cuteness out of cussedness.
Three or four years ago a star was not
popular unless, he or-she was abnor
mally -ornery. .?;..- .
! Who remembers, the Kood old days
j wlien the sun shone on Saturdays, and
i a p'-'Mclog steed with jdnk ribbons
I braided , in his tail, was led up and
I down, the Mainz Stemplatz?'
Jt is" nov proposed by Henry ForJ
that .European money be rejuvenated
j by' lessening the value of American
t- money. ' Still they kick because T.
j Ne'wbeiTy siient J2&5.000 to keep him
i away . frim the garden seed depart
! inent. '. ' -'- -,
"SPRING TO ARMS"
(Oregon City Enterprise)
. Active and able-botMcl returned
war veteran will marry.. Ceo.
Coones, 16Mj Front- St.-Portland.
.Oregon.. ' ' '
i Thel-e is a man. in our town ami he is
j very wise, , .
He, hunts out all the U. S. bands and
( when he buys,
; Some bonds- lie buys at 94 and some
at -96,' , . , .
He jiays the cash and b'egs for mor?,
! at size he' never kicks,
j This man of .wisdom has a box, of irsn,
j ; with tftfy to match,
i He -'puts the bonds-into' this box and
I ' ..lets'tlieilollHrs hatch. :
; , i r. ,. - ..' -
I Then ' the! -poor lwaba - who a dd the
- bonds, tret ' right across the
i , street ' ,,..;i. .' , '-
; And spend the ipofley ,on a car, in
- which to rent .their feet.
"hey chuckle loud and chuckle long.
' V -i .8nd buy much gasoline,
And call the man who bought the
. bojnds the old man Evergreen,
i When :ard times -come, their car a
' . ' wrack, they hunt the bond man
-. o t then, .
, And borrow back their bavinfes fund at
. ! , 1 S per cent cr 10. ( Sub. MMK.'t
s s..-i..t i. .';,- .
I ,. Baron Kato .at New Orleans
! - NBW- ORLEANS, Feb. 13. Admiral
' llaron Kato, head of tile Japnni-HO dele
Ration at tho. arms Conference is the
guest of -Now,. Orleans today. tHt de
; . Mrt to)orrov-for Ban-Francisco to
', sail for his home February 21. ;' i, .,
; "I ' retain to my country happy in
j achieving the purpose for which ' , 1
came ami with the peasantest memor
ies ot my Hip," lie. declared,
"With maiice toward none: wi'n charity for all: with firmnesx in
the riht as God Kives us to .-? the right, let us strive on to finish
the -work we are in: to bind bp the nation's wounds; to care for him
who shall have borne the- batle, and for hi widow nnd hia orphan
to do all which, may achieve nnd cherish a jut and lasting peate
among ourselves and with aft nations."
Quill Points
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Thus. H. Sluu'Srn. f Ashland. ! i li :i. l i ;i ...j.i'
authorizes hi ann-.iun.-tnehtas a fan-i uul "uw 4UU 11 V1" 1
Many local
references. !
! The Modern Plumbing i
OlM UIIUNQ !
j China Herb Stors !
j Hertcrtirft tor rnrartifi. h.-iilnche. cit '
rrh, ilip) herlii. ure throat. hm irouol
ktilm y l..ii!,.-, i. hi, ,i. ii iri.ubi.., narl '
I trouble, rMt'. nml ft-Vrr. rrnnip-.. concha !
! iKxr rirculau..n( ctirt.uttr a-a. tumor )
I ;-r.iik.. l.ienwt l ines all kni.ia of anltrra '
NO lll f.l: I . .SS I
Jl-.lf.ir. I. i.rriton. Jan. 1. II7 I
Thla Is to certify thai !. tn muter '
(ilne., h.i.l very .-ver imt.rn tronhl I
and In.. I heen l.oi h. r.'.l fur tnvritl vara '
ai.iI Inst AuKi.'. no! fipt-clpil to -
nva. uri.i r.earit.ir .f i:ni ,i.mit lhor !
Cherro Hard Wheat
Flour
. Guaranteed
' At "Xour G rovers
0
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OMK IN NOW i, the appeal wo
make to our clients. Yo-i will
thus avoid the r-ih of thn fin al I tferh slur lit ai Sit H..mti i-r.mi mr.i i
aieillot.1). 1 u.-.l.te.l if-it l...l fur III) i
totnii. lt lr..ul,,., an,1 I m.irt.'.l to f.elllit '
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im a well limn n.M -n heartily lecoro. i
-iien.l . y.-.iie afril'-t.-. na I to f '
Jim t min an.i irv run ri-rbit
As a rule, the man with a weak dim wags it enouixh to ke
weak. .: .
ep it
days of the period when our time
la taKcn up day and nUUt to
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KiflnKllni lit-ltiUs lli "cull of tin tipcii tiwul.''
iier It tliW )cnr wlih l'orl Sctliin. Il Is an
I. Irnl. nil vi.iilu r tar for the entire fninlly Kit.
i-Io-m-.I nnd worm In uluier, .wn niut cimiI In Ihe
niiiiiiii r 1 1 ni". ' Any nn-iiiler of the family tint tlilvc
il Im-uiii.c of its I'flM- Mini simplicity of operation.
Its iiii;iMr nnd prmllitil cnustun I inn nnd
economy of upkeep niid opcriilion, nmlicn I lie first
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( or. MUth and Pacific llUihwaj
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AVith affairs in Ireland as they are, the things Pat says to Mike
are no longer a joke. . .
As a rule a compliment is merely the cloak a man uses to conce
iiis real opinion of you.
The New "Worker's Party -of-America is not, we trust, aiiotht-r
party to work America. ' "'
"Sawed His "Way Out of 3ail AVhh a Freshly -Laundered Collar"
is a headline we've been confidently expecting.
Making a peace advocate is just as easy as making a gentleman, if
you begin with the grandfather.
So far, man has been unable to' invent an 'ism that will provide.
ice juicy steaks at regular intervals.
Bill collectors have little jtriowiedf? of good manners,
id ways call again without an invitation.
Thoy
Apparently the only way' some people can save money is to have
the stuff charged and forget to pay for it.
Some employers come annind itnd pat their workers on the back
every day. ; And sonic, employer pay nood salaries.
The only way we can uudi-i'stand the wickedness of some nations
iv on the tin ory that environment makes cLiinictei-.
People- might try ns hard to be good as to make good if achieve
ment would net them (lie sanm space on the front pigc. ,.;,t !' '.
A few years ago people. believed H they TTvd,'triit'that -was-Jit'-i.
fore newspapers began to print the weatlier bureau's forecasts.
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