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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, SfEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY, JULY 21, 1922
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'ROBERT W. noillj. Editor.
8UM1TKK 8. 8MITII, Manager.
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WANTED, A PATRIOT OF PEACE.
Official paper of the City of Med ford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Bworn daily average circulation for ali months
Miauut April l. ivzz. Ainu, more thun amwl
the cTrcuiation of any oilier paper published oi
oircuiateu in jhckhoii uounty.
The only paper letween Eugene, Ore., and
Hacrameiito, Calif., a diHlantL- of over fU0 miles,
Dating leaned wire Associated iTexs nervice.
Entered a a second elnti miitiei at Med ford
Oregon, under the act of March 8, 1S70.
MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATE!) PKESS,
The Associated I'ntw Ik exc)unlvely ntitlpd to
the use for republication of all ntw dinjintclieH
credited to It, or not oLherwiHe credited in UiIh
paper, and also to the local new a publUlied
per-ln.
AH right of republication of apeclal dla
patent uereln are also r-"rrvt!.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Washington citizens are contribut
ing to the fund to flniince the Oregon
gubernatorial conteHt, nnil they want
to be Bure and come over uml vute in
the fall. This In the height of HtlckliiK-'oiir-none-iti
- other - pooplc'H - btiHinexs,
and new form of fanaticism.
July 21, 1911 was a busy day in the
valley, according to the files of thin
paper. Citizens were fighting over
shortening the road to Central Point,
and a ludy mlndreader was holding
forth that evening at the Medford
theater the ruins are still Intact. The
farmers needed rain, as they nlways
do, and John Mann wus having a sale.
Internationally there wus peace, ex
cept that "the wild tribes of Morocco
were restive." Promoters were on
deavoring to revive the Populist party
In Kansas, at $5 per Pop., and William
Howard Taft beamed from tho front
page. ,600 tons of ore had beon ex
tracted from the lllue Ledge mine.
Edition had Issued a statement that IiIh
Invention to take tlie flicker out of
pictures, was working. The film for
Sunday was advertised as "Nan of
Peaceful Valley."
THE FUNDAMENTAL trouble in this strike situation, lias little
to do with railroads and coal wines, but a great deal to do with
a thing called patriotism. , ' i
A patriot is one who will sacrifice his personal interests for the
interests of his country, who will place the welfare of his country as
a whole, above the welfare of any self-interested group.
If there were a few more real patriots both in the ranks of labor
oud the ranks of capital, these strikes now distressing the country,
cither never would have come about, or if initiated, would never have
conl inned to the present time.
Thcty'fore, what is needed is a leader, either in the ranks of capi
tal or labor, preferably the latter, who is a fiat riot in peace as well
as war, who lias the courage and the force and the conscience to take
a stand against this endless conflict between two equally selfish fac
tious, and voluntarily abandon a possible advantage to his class for
the common good. .
There must be such a lender. For otherwise, mass inertia will ren
der any satisfactory progress impossible. As it is today a deadlock
is inevitable in any nation-wide strike. As we said nt the start of the
present walk out, the strike was certain to get worse bej'ore it got bet
ter. For we have each faction waiting for the other to give in, not
daring to give ground on any important question for fear that it will
result in permanent loss to their special cause.
Such a moral atmosphere is hopeless. Before there can be any
permanent industrial improvement, a new spirit must be born. And
a really great leader could translate that spirit into effective action.
For once accept the principle that the interests of no group in this
country can be placed above the interests of the people as a whole,
end make a fight for that principle, not without, but within a group,
mid the gospel will spread like wild fire. For it is not only essentially
Christian' but essentially enlightened. Far from spelling defeat for
any class, it would prove every elasse's, and therefore the country's,
salvation.
Bible Questions
and Answers
of
Quill Points
A widow with money to burn seems to have a peculiar attraction
for her old flames. i
The boll weevil is an ardent prohibitionist, lie seems determined
to rid America of the cotton gin.
Of course profanity irf wicked, bnt what is one to do when n fly
skids over one's bald spot at 5 a. m.t
The people who haven't time to vote always find time during the
ensuing year to cuss the man elected.
Most of the articles condemning the feminine sex are written by
men who know their wives don't read their stuff.
Love' is the. quality that makes a young mini- think his; sweetie
beautiful even while filling her face with a hot dog.
Questions
1. How long did the Kingdom
Israel continue In force?
I. Of what were sackcloth gar
ments made?
3. Where was the city of Samaria?
4. Where did Ood place man when
He had created him?
5. What did Christ auf to His disci
ples when He was walking on the sea?
6. Who was the champion o the
Philistines?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1. Job ranked very high among his
people.
2. Pharaoh's daughter adopted
Moses after she found him In the bul
riiBhes. .
Samuel Is generally supposed to
be the author of tire Book of Ruth.
4. In preparing himself for the of
fice to which he had been divinely
called, John the Daptist dwelt by him
self in a thinly populated section.
5. David was keeping the sheep
when Samuel came to anoint him.
6. In the time of Christ, Palestine
was divided Into the provinces or
.ludca, Samaria, and Galilee.
Bible Thought Srlbdau
DKMVEHANCK AT HAND: I will
be with lilio In trouble; I will deliver
him. Psalm 01 : 15.
Y0UE DRUGGIST I
Dot's not hoop - Pinkhum's Com- ;
pound. He ho lis tt. I
DiirinK the year IflliO, nearly '3,-'
000,000 bottles of this medicine were
shipped from the factory at Uynn,
MaHKachuHottH. There Ik also .a branch
in Canada and one in Mexico. j
Iydiu K. Pinkham'H Vegetable
Compound has the largest sale of any ;
medicine for women'H ailments, j
livery day, more and more women 1
are proving its worth. Made of e- I
lee ted root) and herbs, thin compound
contains no harmful drugs and can
be . taken in safety by any woman.
Adv.
Electric Ranges
t i . .
New Price on
Hot Point Hughes Line
Plus S40, installed
Of Course
we still carry the Westinghouse Automatic, the
range with a clock, and free service for one year.
Come in and look them over. Terms to suit.
People's Electric Store 1
Phone 12 212 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon
A.B.Cunningham 0. A. Alenderfer
Jackson County Fair, September 13 to 16 ' '
The Portland ball team has lost Hi
straight games. If they koep on they
will ho a good attraction for tho 11125 1
world's fair.
INTERMEDIATE
A twlBt, a Bmlle, a hug, a smirk,
A swing, a sway, a shiver.
A whlll, a wabble and a jerk
A squeeze, a stamp, a rush, a thump
A strangle hold, a break, a bump,
These go with Jazz as dancing!
(Cont. K.L..P.)
The rail strike has progressed al
most to the point where wives and
children of strikers start . missing
meals.
"SEVEN 8ISTER3 HAIR TONIC"
(Klamath Herald)
Marlon Nine drove In from tho
Nina Brothers mill In Swan lake
: valley for the purpose or attending
1 the Legion meeting last night.
.i
Fortunate is the Adam's apple that
can linger In tho shado of horsetail
whiskers these clays.
' ' 1 ' .
' James Mlddleton Cox, grand hurlor
of the International Uunkshooters of
the Universe has returned to Paris
from Germans, where lie was "entliusl
.astically welcomed." It must have
raised the morale of tho (Ioniums to
see something that was ueuton worse
than theywcre.
. The father of the girl who was mur
dered at I.os Angeles, threatens to sue
the gosBip hounds for defamation, n
clue to their idontlty probably being
secured by their supcr-prorouml i
presslons of sympathy, when It was
too late.
' ' HE IS
UK (Albany Herald)
" CALIFORNIA iHDSINKSS MAN
- Pleasing appearance, would like
tojjOorrespond with nn Oregon
' girl or widow. Object a good pnl
amj a wife. Working girl pre
ferred. James Hammond, 1120
,; Ptirk Ave., San Jose, Cat.
!' Up fn the Willamette valley, accord
ing; tojthelr papers, the farmers still
have 'nnaways. The horses always
wind up In a barbwlre fence, and the
farmer gets thrown out of the wagon
seat to. light on his head.
The C of C disapproves of tho di
vorce of the Espee from the Cecpee.
with separate maintenance for the
whistles. '
Bm. .Vawtor Jr.
shoes,
ding.
has a new pair of
He assisted in his own shod
1 Ed MoKay started haying tbe lUtli.
(Yreka Journal). It will be moldy.
, TOLEDO, Ohio, July 21. Mm.
Sophia Lovell, 70, once known from
coast to coast, as VQucen of the Gyp
sies,'; is dead.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1 What fibers used for clothes are
of animal origin?
2 What fibers are ot vegetable
origin?
3 When are trees moro apt to be
struck by lightning, when they are wet
or when they are dry?
4 Wluit Is tho next rank higher
than a knight? .
D When wore lotteries popular in
America?
8 How many governors or Illinois
have beon democrats?
7 Is n cartridge air and wntorproof?
8 How does Captain Amundsen ex
poet to cross the ik1c?
9 W hat company spends the most
money for magazine advertising?
10 Has the hookworm boon eradi
cated?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1 What king of England was horn
with n thick head or hair and teeth?
Ans. Ilichard HI.
2 How many Civil War veterans re
ceive a pension now? Ans. 218,775.
IS What was King George's family
name bol'oro ho changed It to Windsor?
Ans. Guelph.
4 Who wus Susan H. Anthony? Ans.
A miff nine agitator and social refor
mer. 0 Who In mythology was tho under
world ferryman? Ans. Charon.
6 Who couiHised the opera "l.uciii
dl l.ninmerinoor"? Ans. Guetano Doni
zetti. 7 What Is the most dcllrato fabric
for clothes? Ans. Silk.
8 What is an Idiot and what is an
Imbecile? Ans. An idiot Is one unable
to care for himself; an Imbocllo may.
9 How ninny readers uro .reckoned
for each newspaper? Ans. Three.
10 How many Tor each utagazino?
Ans. Klve.
COMMUNICATIONS
What In thu Ihmic..
To the Editor:
Tho sponsors for the recall of
Sheriff Terrlll are engaged In the
mime Indefinite, untrue and mislead
ing statements andconcluslons that
have characterized this proceeding
from tho beginning. For Instance,
they say:
"Tho question Is, will Terrlll
or will l.owe make the better
sheriff for the next two yeurs
nhd rive months?"
This Is not true and is misleading.
Tho Issue Is tlrst, has thero been a
sufriclent petition under the lnw for
a recall, a.nd second, has the sheriff
been guilty in commission, or omis
sion, of the things rnargod against
him In the petition? They say:
"If the two candidates are
equally qualified, they should
have nn equal, rhance for elec
tion, for Jacksou county owes
nothing to C. IS. Terrlll. He has
held the ol'flcofor severo.'. years
and has been amply paid for all
sorvlces rendered. Then duty
compels tho consideration or the
candidates npon their merits, to
determine which should be
chosen."
This is not true. The necessary
assumption to justify the recall Is
this: Is the sheriff guilty o the
criminal acts, or omission, legally
charged, or necessarily Implied In the
petition to Justify his recall? The
question of qualification or tho two
men is not an Issue at all. To say
that any orricer. duly elected, acting
and qualified, may at any time before
the expiration of his term bo re
called, IT some other man with equal
qualification, or better, wants it, or
his friends want Hint to havo it.
would bq absolutely destructive of
the tenure of office. laws; such a
proposition Ik too absurd Tor discus
sion. It Is niacin In the same way
that this whole proceeding has been
conducted by tho proponents; sim
ply to confuse and turn the minds or
Inattentive voters to a raise issue.
Again, they suy:
"This county has expended In
tho neighborhood ot $ 1,000 p?r
month for Imported help to en1
Torce the lnw made necessary by
the fact that the sheriff either
negligently or purposely ret'm.vl
to enforco It."
Afvin hero is a statement made
to confuse and decel;o those to
whom It is made. Into believing to
be true Hint which is absolutely
false. It will appear from tho rec
ords that the larger part of tho ex
penso for outsido help was In the
Jacksonville bank cases thut had no
relation, whatever, wl.tn tht sher
iff's office, nor to supplemn: that
office in duties belonging to it.
These are only a few of iho fa'i
plcs of propaganda put out by the
priM-menta or tho recall, it Is a .veil
seitl.d proposition ot law that, "one
loui'd to bo raise In one pur', or his
tes'iiiiony Is to be distrusted l other
portions." Here then we find their
own methods and wtlfui end ieck-
less misstatement Impeach them tin
der the. rules or evidence that grv
ern every transaction.
C. B. WATSON".
Gold Hill, Ore., Jujy 21, 1922.
With Medfnrii tmne Is Mortfnril m.
Mann's ; The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
1 "
In the Men's Department Saturday we are going to offer several
specials. Every article that we list in this; ad i will be a bargain.
We have reduced practically every article in this store now, but
for Saturday we are going to offer you many more values.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE
AND SAVE
Pedigreed Fox Terrier
Puppies for Sale
'limit. Grand Parent. Gmit-Greiil
GrniHl Pim-nls Itcjlslcnl In I lie Now
lork K.rnncl flub,
1'or Information ronfor with
MHS. DAXA FOX.
Applegatc, Omron
A Real
. Special
in Neckwear
For Saturday we offer
25 dozen brand now
' Knit Ties, the latest
patterns mid shades.
These are regular $1.00
values. ' 1 For Saturday,
OTHER NFXKWEAR
10 off regular
price
We have hundreds of
other new Knit Ties in
the very latest crea
tions, such as tho beau
tiful Uorkely Knit, the Fish Not 'Tie
and the hi; hit of tiie senson. The Col
b'KP Stripe. Those rnnpc frolu 59?
to $1.50 oYery one now.
SHIRTS
Collar nt Inched Shirts in all sizes,
ran-rins; from 14 to 13 1-2. These
come in stripes and plain'colors, and
are priced very reasonable. The sale
price of those is from $1.19 to
$4.35
You Save On Every
One of These Articles
Khaki I'ants. Regular $2.00 and .2.25
values. Now $1.69
Work Shirts. These are worth 85e, and
a fj""l buy at that. Special 69p
Khaki Hats with ventilations in front.
Kefiulnr 73c. Now 69
Wasli Tics for
.:....23
Regular 35c Ivory Garter for 19$
Boys' Summer Hats, ns high as $1.00
value. For Saturday...,.; 48$
We offer our heavy Phoenix Silk Hose
for .Saturday, at 9Scf
One lot of Dross Shirts, regular $1.25
and $1.50 value. Special ....89$
10 per cent off on all Dross Pants.
Mens Felt Hats. Regular $3.00 and
$4.00 values. Special $2.48
Swimming Suits, cotton and woolr
$1.25 to $5.40 ,
10 per cent of on all Suit 'Cases and
Traveling Bags. , ,
Special in
Summer Underwear
A good weight, well made Athletic
Union Suit, a regular $1.00 value. Spe-
r. ,.-;..-.;........A.j69$
Another lot of
: - V-
garments, ait '89$.
These nre our regular $1.25 number.
' c , w v
B. V. D.'s at..,..:.. :...r....,.$1.29
We offer in another lot garments
numbering as high as $2.00 in value
:-.- $1.39
for
We offer you 10 per cent Discount on
all two piece underwear. For Summer
we have the two piece Athletic and Bal
briggan garments.
that come A I
in any 'tflfe&iiSft - y v
weight you T3jJ
desire,
from 85$ Ss
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
Postage Prepaid
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
Entrances E. Main and N. Central
Medford, Oregon
Jackson County
' Fair Medford
- Sept. 13 to 16