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V PAGE FOUR MEDFOTtlT MATE TRTBTTNT;. HfEDFOTtD, OREfiOX, TT?TDAY, JULY 7, 1022 Medford Mail Tribune AN IKIIKPEXDRXT VF.WSPAPKR HJBUSUKO EVKI1Y AFTKRKOON tXCEPT RllNllAV. BV THE MBDFUKU PRINTINO CO. Thfl Italfori Sunday Uornlng Sun il fumiRherl -;. uiiiit Dt'iru umj- unity ncwjipci OfIce Mall Tribune Building, 26-27-29 North " aucvt. in one to. A con ho! Mat Inn of the Democratic Times, the nraiora ui.il ute lleilford Tribune, the Southern uregonian, 'Hie AahlanJ Tribune HORRRT W. niJHTj, 1-Mitor. 6UMFTKH H. HMITH, Manager. SUBSCRIPTION TERMSl BY MAIL In Advance: Pally, with .Sunday Sun, year $7.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 7.5 Daily, without Sunday Hun, year 0.50 Dally, without Kundiy Sun, month... . .0. Wittily Mail Tribune, one year 2.00 Hundnv nun, one veur 2 00 BY CArtHIKlt In tfcdfonl, Anhland. Jarkaon Vllle, Central 1'oltit, i'hoenii, Talent and on Highways: , rally with Sunday Run, month 7fi lUlly, without 8und ay Sun, month 6fi . Daily, without Sunday Hun, year 7.C.0 7 Dally, with Nunduy Sun, one yer 8. CO All lerma by carrier, cash in mlvur.ee. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. The only paper between Kngene, Ore., and Sacramento, Calif., a distance of over 600 ml lea, having Watted wire Axsociitted I'reua Service. Sworn daily average' circulation for aix month ending April 1, 11)22, 3628, more than double in cirt-uiuiiuii 01 any ntner paper puuiianea Ol i Circulated in Jackaon Count v. Quill Points These "perfect lovers" who lake the ladies by stgrm appear to make excellent targets, also. Europe can't expect lis to save her yet. We always like to wait until she goes down thu third time. If you really love a woman, it is possible to forgive her anything except wearing white stockings. (jetting back to nature would be fine if one had about two more bauds with which to scratch insect bites. Hang it. Isn't there some way wc can vaccinate our popular idols to prevent fatal cases of swell-head J , . When Germany gets her swords beaten into plowshares, the Rus siau heifer knows who will pull the plow.' The bore we have with us always. Tears will control a new husband, but only judicious flattery will keep an old-timer in subjection. Our civilization is a little crude still, but we have learned that an intellectual is one who says "as it were." Now that Daughter is homo from college, she can furnish the piano accompaniment while mother washes the dishes. ' The only reason .the politicians get more out of it than the, people is because the politicians know what they want. .' ' . ; Bible Questions; arid Answers Few neonle have sufficient religious faith to' Concede that the people they don't like will get to ifeafen. Entered un Rccoiid claw matt pi at Medford Oregon, under the act of March 8. 1H79. MEMBERS OF THR ASKOPlATKn The Aoaoctated Press fa eacluaively entitled to the uae for republication of all new diaiKitchefl credited to it, or not otherwise credited in this Eaper, ana also to the local news published rein. All right of republication of apeclal dla (patches herein are alao rcerved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Ye Letter Boxe Tho official head of the stato of Ore Ron ought to he cocked up a trlfl higher. She bunged two men "by the neck till dead," this morning. It can not be that Justice, bo often done, could bo overdone. "The measure of vengeance full" ran over, nnd the ghastly, procedure ought to be a warn ing to others. The local economic situation Is grow ing tenser. Many do not know for sure where this summer's gasoline, as well as next winter's beans are coming from, with the gadding season at its height. Cheering news is forthcoming from the strike belt to tho effect that all trains will be stopped August 1st no doubt, wherever possible oil street crossings. Human beings residing in Kilkenny are battling over religious issues llko the famous cats from the samo section of Ireland. IDEAL LOCATION (From Akron, Ohio, Times) HARE BARGAIN CHANCE OP A Lifetime. Thousands of automo biles pass this property every day, making it an ideal location for a doctor. (From FC Thanks). The administration is going to warn the Mexican rebels not to -act llk Bawling Iiob Btarted in hysterical Circles over a campaign to Inject the minimum of horse sense into the pri mary system, and editorial squeals, squeaks, and screeches, In high agony notes, are being aimed at the public. The primary system needs no changes. It is divinely pcrfoct. ' One needs only to look at the presidential candidates now on tnp, Henry Ford, William Randolph Hearst, James Middle ton Cox, and William G. McAdoo to be convinced. If two looks aro required take a squint at Borne of the victims of Itch for offico nearer homo. WHEREIN A DCVDID NOT FOLLOW HIS MASTER TO THE FILM WORLD JOB (Eugene Register) LOST Llowelyn sottar, black and whlto, mostly whlto, answors to namo "Hlrd." Notify Will lluys, Good Kats RestauranL ' A school should bo atartod, and a commission apKltitcd to regulate it, to make all classes of auto gypsios quit cu.llng our fair (?) commonwealth Orroygono. IX it don t -ruin on election day, a number of citizens who have boon up to their necks In Koguo lllvor for throe months, will be able to get to tho polls. Sweating llko an equlno continues to be the order of tho day, and up to 12 M. Forest fires are raging in this state. This is tho only way the forests havo anything dono to them. Itettor that a million trcos burn than one bo con signed to a sawmill. Pugilist (Pug) Isaacs caught 3 fish Thurs. Tho trio trlod to got away from him. They did not succeed and never will. "The Socioty for the Prevention of Flirting" has given up the meddling. As a result there will be a resumption of winking, hand holding, and potting In sentimental and romantic districts ' John D. Rockcfellow has stiM-ted In making smart cracks again. "Money is useless," says John, who has enough to think that way, without his rations being amputated. WASHINGTON. Military Insurg ents' who yesterday seized Fortress Copac&bana, outside of ltlo Janeiro, have surrendered, tho Brazilian em bassy was notified. , i Communication To tho Kdltor: For the benefit of your correspondent whoso modesty compels him to adopt the pseudonym "Honest to Goodness Republican," may I' invite attention to the action of his candidate for circuit judge In Injecting himself Into-the presidency of a game and fish association whose avowed purpose is tho enforcement of game laws and tho punishment of violations thereof. Since the gentleman in ques tion, to quote a prominent daily of the capital, "does not know a carp from a steelhead, nor a pheasant from a crow, and never fishes except for Biickers, or hunts except for votes," it is fair to assume that hi association with the game organization was for purely po litical purposos. He was at the time a candidate tor tho sunie high office, in fact he has been soliciting support to this end for the past two years, why didn't it occur to his highly, ethical mind thnt he might have to Bit in judg ment upon some poor devil charged with snagging a salmon out of the fish way, or shooting a deer out of season? Of course It Is all right to denounce tho unlawful killing of nnlmnls, but when It comes to taking a human being out from' his homo and hanging him In violation of his constitutional rights, In or out of soason, then a candidate should keep still lest he disqualify himself (?). Four foderal judges of high repute have denounced the KKK in the public presB as a lawless organization whose activities offor a grave menace to the nation. I venture to assert that these tried and learned jurists know quite as much about judicial ethics as does Mr. Thomas or his ardent layman friends who seek in a puerile manner to ex cuse his lack of moral courage. , The Oregon laws prescribe the con duct of attorneys at law, makes It man datory upon thorn "to maintain and up hold respect for the courts and its offi cers" and provides as a penalty lor wilful violation thereof disbarment from practice. Did your candidate know ot this section when he refused to sign the remonstrance against the cowardly blackhund attack upon Judge Calkins while In tho dlschargo ot his duty? Does he know that judges of the su preme court were sufficiently interest ed to Inquire ot the local bar as to the identity of tho two attorneys who re fused to sign this remonstrance in tended to maintain a decent rospoct for our courts? Yes, "Honest to Goodness Republi can,' your candidate refused to declare himself on mob violence for tho same reason that ho joined the Game Protec tive Association, as you so crudely put it "anyone with an ounce of brains knows tho reason," and we give evon you credit for that It's just a question of citizenship, like some kind of patriotism while the country Is in war sotuo men shouldor a gun . and either go to Its defense, or send their sons. Then thoro is that other kind that stays at homo and plays the political gamo, nnd after tho war Is over soeks ovory opportunity to wrap themselves in tho flog and rovol in patriotic corn tassel oratory. In all charity my frlond with the nomen ot omen, lot mo suggest for the salvation of your citizenship that you get n mora Intimate acquaintance with your candidate. W.M. M. COLVIO. 1. ' man? 2... band Judah 3. 4. Questions. ' ' ' .What does yie Lord require of Why 'dii Naomi and her lius Icave the land of Bethlehem Where did they go? wno was the seer whose coun sel Saul sought? . -j.j , 0. In what land did this occur? '0.' What is the first verse, in the Bible? :' ; - : v., ' Answers to Yesterday's Questions. . 1, . "Ha created it (earth) not in vain.-. He formedit to be Inhabited.'; God gave-:; the '.earth-to the children of men.' . i ' - , ' . 3. The earth was cursed because Adam ate of the forbidden fruit. 4. ''Sabbath", in Hebrew, means rest. 5. The Sabbath is God's day C. God rested one day after creat ing all things. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1 Who Invented tho power loom?! 2 What countries were Involved in the Webster-Ashburton treaty? ' 3 From what fish 1b fish oil s -cured? . 4 When can a member ot col i giess cast his vote?. 5 How far does American hlstof y go back? , 0 iWhlch cauris the most death! ', cancer or tuberculosis?- . ' 7 How big IS the bore of a 32-cal-iber 'rifle?'- 1 8 At what battle in the World' war was poison, gas first Used? 9 What aro two synonyms for the word accede?, V 10 What is a trunk line? ... Answers to Tuesday's questions: 1 How lung las Carpentler been fighting? Aiis. Since 1907. - 2 Does a drowning person al ways come hp three times? Ans. Some never come up and others struggle more than three times. a Who is credited with origlnni-K Ing the expression "brown as a ber- II ry?"- Ans. Chaucer. 4 Who invented logarithms? Ans. John Napier, a Scotchman, in tho seventeenth century, 5 How - many vaudeville houses are there in the United States? Ans. 1,000. 6 What is Russian leather? Ans. It is calfskin treated and finished by a process originated InKussa. 1 What state pays its legislators the highest salary? AnB. (-Illinois. S In what country are tlja great est number of lepers? Ans., China. 9 How many lepers are.' thero in tho world? Ans. 3,000,00. 10 Is It truo that Washington's monument sways? Ana.- i-The monu ment sways three Inches in each dl ,roction in windy weathe t. , , , j V -' Tii: V ' A. F. & A.m. ' 7 In V Special Coirmunication Med ford Lodge 103, Friday evei'i . lug, July 7th, 8 p. pi.,.W.nr" C. degree. L. E. WILLIAMS.' 91 To Hip Kdltor: 1 would like to correct tho Impres sion loft by the piece in your paper of the Cth, that I was willfully water ing with open hoso which is not true. The hiiso was -found running stretched along my driveway where I left It when washing my car in the early innrnlng of the 4th. and was not running on garden or lnwn. I re moved the nozzle nnd put It up. and left for Ashland nt 7 a. in., with my family nnd did not return until 11 p. m. Tho water was found running Into in tho afternoon of the 4th and water was turned on hy mistake or Honioone to get a drink and loft run- ninu. wns not arrested, hut responded to a telophnno cull nnd pnld fine. , .1. J. SKlNNr.lt. Sensible Thinking Women' no longer doubt the efficacy of that old-fashioned root and herb medi cine. I.ydla R. I'inkham's Vegetahln Compound, because It relieves the ailments to which they are afflicted. In almost every neighborhood there are living witnesses of its wonderful effects. Therefore, if you doubt Its value or power to heln von. ask vour neighbor. In nine times out of ton she baa been benefitted by Its use or knows someone who has. It will pay you to give this root and herb medicine a trial. MANN'S THE BEST GOODS 'FOR THE PRICE? NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE y:?MAlfJty$' - - -.- . . . 1 , ' ' i - ' - mi JUL Saturday, July 8th, we begin our Annual July Clearance Sale Practically every article in summer purchases. Come low prices. this department will be reduced. Now is the opportune time for you to save on your in and get some comfortable clothing for the hot weather, and get it at remarkably SAVE ' Men's'' Untiring Suits ir'i.OO mid .2.50 values $1.75 Athletic Union Suits . $1.25 value 89c" Bulb ri sign u Union Suits $1.25 value 85c Boys' x Athletic, Union Suits 69c Work Shirts 69c Men's Garters J5c value 19c i B. V. D. Union Suits $1.50 valuo $1.29 Athletic Union Suits $1.00 valuo 65c " Athletic Union Suits $1.75 and $2.00 ' values $1.39 '.Men's Bolts C5c value 48c . Black Shirts $1.19 Wash Ties 35c value '23c save MEN'S SUITS REDUCED STYLEPLUS AND SOCIETY BRAND SUITS SAVE '1 LARGE DISCOUNTS ON : , ALL. SUITS Well Known ! Reliable T Brands r All On Sale $25.00 Suits. Jnjy Clearance Stile Trice 21.85 $30.00 Suits. July Clearance Sale Price $26.50 $35.00 Suits. July Clearance Sale Trice $30.65 $40.00 Suits. July Clearance Sale Price .-$35.00 $45.00 Suits. July Clearance Sale Trice $39.35 $50.00 Suits. July Clearance Sale Price $43.75 $16.50 and $18.50 Summer Cloth Suits $14.35 Khaki Pants. $2.50 value $1.69 AVork Shirts 69 c 35e Iron Sox ; 25c . Phoenix $1.25 Silk Sox !f SAVE Khaki Shirts $1.25 value . 98c Durham Sox 15 c 45c Lisle Sox ' 98b Men's Caps $2.00 and $2.50 values $1.48 Boys' Hats light weight 48c JfouVt Light Caps $1.50 value ) 98c d 37 c I'. Knit Ties ; 75c value' I 59c j,.f Boys' Caps f7 $1.25 value 98c Men's Pelt lints $3.50 value I $2.48 Overalls $1.25 nnd $1.50 value 98c r Not all sizes COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS REDUCED $1.19 lU'Kiilar $1.50 valuo striped Percale Shirts. Most all sixes. $1.48 All regular $1.75 nnd $2.00 grades, Percales nnd Madras Shirts. Not all sizes. , $2.19 Regular $2.50 to $3.00 values. Plain colors nnd stripes, Soisetto, Oxfords, Madras. All sizes, 11 to 19. $4.35 Plain tan and grey Silk Shirts, $1.1)5 values. - ' - ' 1 MANN'S DEPARTMENT DRESS SHIRTS REDUCED JfT 98c Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts. Good (pinlity Percule. Good patterns, all sizes. $1.45 Regular $1.75 and $2.00 Shirts. Stripe'll .-Percale and Madras ..Cloths. Sizes 14 to 18 1-2. Three for-....: $4.25 ; f - ; i 1 ; . $1.85 Regulurly sold at $2.50. Colored Mad-' ras in fancy stripes. Sizes 14 to 17 1-2. $2.95 Three for ; 25 $3.50 nnd $4.00 values. Satin stripes', Crepes, Soisettes. A fine assortment. Size 14 to 17 1-2. ' " ' v.- -.. r " STORE Mail Orders Promply Filled JACKSON COUNTY FATJt,1 MEDFORD, SEPT. 12 TO 1G Postage Prepaid
