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HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
cycle
tubercular
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. 1 What Is the world's grentst rjver
regatta held?
2 Where did Mark Twain live in
early boyhood?
, 8 What Ib the color of pomegranate
seeds?
4 What was the old English name
for apple?
. 6 How many years does a
cover In China?
.6 What happens to
cow after tuberculosis has been
Jected?
. 7 Where did the word sldoburns or
burnsldes cpme from?
, 8 What' four varieties of tomatoes
are best for canning? ,
9 When did the word garage come
Into the English language?
10 Which Is the right hand side of
a, river? .'''
. , Answers to Yesterday's Questions,
1 1 What is the color of pollen? Ans.
Yellow.
, i What per cent of a strawberry is
water? AnB. . Nlnoty por cent.
I, 3 Who was iho first white man to
explore Alaska? Ans. VituB Ueiing,
a Danish navigator in 1741-47. "
.. 4 What are two Bynonyms for the
word abbreviate? Aub. Shorten, re
duce. .
'" 6 What Mother Goose rhyme did
Longfellow comiioso? Ans. "There
was-a little girl and she had a little
curl, etc.
' 6 What Is static? Ans. It Is a na
tural ' atmospheric Intereference ob
served in sending or receiving by
radio.
7-r-What was a "rap"? Ans. It was
a," counterfeit Irish coin' which passed
for a half penny..
i 8 How long did It take Captain
Webb to swim the English channel?
Ans. Twenty-one hours.
i 9 What is the difference botweon
burglary and larceny ? Ans. Hurglary
la larceny committed in the night and
becomes robbery If accompanied by
violence. - -
' 10 When waa Ohio admitted to the
union? Ans. Nov. 29, 1802.
"VOTE 'ER STRAIGHT, BOYS"
Bible Questions
, and Answers
, 'I ' Questions ,'.
. . 1. What act of kindness did Abigail
show David which Influenced him to
later make her his wife?
2. What city did Cain build in the
laud of Nod after having been expelled
from the Garden of Eden?
;. 3. How long did Setli live (the son
God gave Adam in place of Abel)?
4. Why did Duvld tuko- off the
armor that Saul gave him, when pre
paring to meet Goliath In battle?
1 6. Why did Suloine Want John tlio
RaptiBt be-headed?
"6. Who was Uouz, the second hus
band of Ruth?
Answers to Yesterday's Questions
1. Saul gave David his own armor,
and sword to fight Goliath with,
'i 2. The Lord set a mark upon Cain
and said whoever killed him, ven
geance would be taken on him seven
fold. .
3. After being expelled from Eden,
Cain went to the land of Nod.
4. When Aaron repented of giving
the golden calf to the people us a god,
Moses obtained forgiveness for him.
' 5. Noah's first act on coming forth
from the Ark was to build n altur
and offer a sacrifice.
6. Moses, at God's command, ap
pointed Aaron to the office of the high
priesthood.
Bible Thought Sr Today
I, AN END TO WOltltX: He careful
for .nothing; but in everything by
prayer and supplication Willi thanks
giving let your requests be made
known unto Oml. And the peace of
God,. which passeth all understanding,
hall keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jusus. I'lilllpplans 4 :
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v With AdedfOTd trade Is Medfortl made
"It Is n duty of K"ncl HtlzwjHlii i to t:ike more fntcn-Kt In pollllrH,
to nlwfi.vH use the ruilil of '1 i-n ni-til ce. but the voter should only vote
nt'ler intelHKenlly Jnt'ornihiK liini.s ell ." Ktat,. Chairman Waiter J..
Too'.e, .Jr., ut the itepulilican harmony banquet.
EXC'ELLKXT doctrine. J'ttt why take the tronlile of informing
yourself, why use your intelligence, when, to quote further in
this eloquent address "every Itepulilican should vote the ticket
.straight" from 'Governor to dog catcher. - ,
What is the hig idea. Voting the ticket straight, means using no
intelligence whatever. It means taking no time lit all. It means
seeking no information. It means only taking enough interest to dis
tinguish the parly emblem and draw down a sawed off pencil beneath
1.
Of course, it is a familiar idea. We have ho quarrel with Mr.
Tooze for advancing it. If, as state chairman, he didn't advance it,
he would promptly lie kicked into the middle of next week.
Hut what we don't understand is joining this time-honored adju
ration with the appeal to take n more active interest in polities, to use
one's head, to vole only after being intelligently informed. This looks
lo us like a waste of words and time. The citizen who "votes 'er
straight" lets the parly organization or flu; happenchance of the pri
mary do all his thinking for him.
,
. There is another feature of the state chairman's policy which we
do not endorse. We think he might well hold to the "vote-'er-i-traight"
doctrine find still not dub the independent voter "half
baked and unprincipled."
There have been some pretty good independents in American
polities. Roosevelt was one. Franklin K. Lane was another. In any
community there are scores of less prominence, of course, but of
t'l md integrity.
. Why call them names? For such men, who in limes of stress, have
followed what they believed to be right, rather than what they knew
to be regular, who have placed principle above parly, are the stuff
out of which much of the greatness of this country has been made.
Let them live. They may represent a minority, but a minority
which is very useful in the advancement of our Dcriuic racy.
Quill Points
The three chief causes of social unrest are: 1, envy; 2, envy, and
3, envy;
The reason (he horse never makes an ass of himself is because he
slicks to plain water.
Some, grow old gracefully, and some try to act young and' grow
old disgracefully.
The spirit of unrest discourages house 'building, And, for thai
mutter, housekeeping.
These politicians who profess to love the people are operated on
the self-service plan, also.
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' If it mtta grins cheerfully whatever the disaster, you 'don't know
whether he is a confirmed l'ollyanilii or just a plain idiot.
Dressed ns they are to encourage mosquito attacks, it might be as
well to call them shippers.
Well, if there is no coal to burn this winter, we may find n use for
our wooden ships, after all.
Thrift is the art of keeping que daughter at homo while the other
goes visiting and takes the silk nightgown. ,
If you have the right of way, you feel reasonably safe unless the
other fellow happens to be driving a truck.
The constitution merely guarantees the right to bear onus, not the
privilege of using them by way of argument in an industrial controversy.
RippIingRhinus
A' Walt Maton
mi . jtt
AH, WHERE?
OH, W1IKRK is the author of ten years since, whose works
we hailed with a loud hurroo) Reviewers said, "Now
another prince of dazzling genius comes into view." For a little
while, in its gaudy tints, his halo rattled us humble dubs; wo saw
his name in the public prints, and he was strong at the Woman's
Clubs, lie talked of Art as his fame arose, and looked like Booth
on a one-night stand, was photographed in a queenly pose, his
chin at rest on a lily hand. Ah, where, oh, where is that author
now, and where the books that he deigned to write! And where
I'll see men blowing their ehiekenfeeil for helpful volumes by
is the wreath on the bulging brow, and the Hall Caine beard and
the ringlets bright! I've sprung this query on every chump, and
harsh ami changeless the answer rings: "f!o ask the keeper
who guards the dump, the seneschal of forgotten things." New
genius comes with the glowing dawn, and night beholds it a
shattered wreck; but olI Nick Carter goes marching on, and
Laura Libbey is still on deck. And evermore as I go my way,
Bertha Clay and soulful stories by Myrtle lteed. Oh, now ami
then let a dirge be sutrg for the golden genius that failed to
thrive; we cannot say why the good die young, we cannot tell why
the freaks survive.
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Cotton Sweaters
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Pull-Over Sweaters
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Boys' Sweaters
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PAIR PAIR
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$5.00 Price $5.00
NOTE These are new fall stock direct from Mayfield
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Just Arrived
All-Wool Coats
$18 and $20
Men's and Boys' .'
' Mackinaws , , .
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A large assortment. Specially displayed
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Other Felt Hats, priced from $2.50 to $6.00
$3.50
LILLY BAGS AND CASES .
Genuine Cow: Hide Bags, with the Lilly ! 1 f
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OtherBags and Cases, from $1.98 to $25.00 : 1
. Athletic
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65c to $1.50
Mann's Department Store
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MEDFORD, OKKGOX
New
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85c to $3.00
Men Wanted
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Fruit Growers Supply Co.
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Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcoting
Sc per yard.
Buttona covered.
WOOD!
Dry Mill mocks: Fir Slab Wood and
nil other kinds of wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Cor. Third and Kir ' Ptinnn 1142
Car Rent Service
Central Point Taxi
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OKKGOX CAVKS . CAMP RATIOS
(iiildo Service Ttlckot 25c
l.iinip for rent 15c
Coveralls for rent- S3
Mejils 73c und $1.00
I' mulshed Tents... .....$1.00
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. Since 1870 the Southern Pacific "PIONEER LINE OP OREUON'.' has .
been a vital factor in the commercial ami agricultural ilevclopinent.of Oregem
Investments by So. I'ac. in Oroffon approximate .', ,.4$!)O,OflQ,0!PO.
Expenditures ly So. Pas. in Oregon for new' lines, betferaiet4hA Krl .r'
and upkeep during past 10 years total '. : 55,JOO,000
Annual Payrolls of So. Pae. in Oregon exceed. J 1,000,000
Annual Purchases by So. Pac. in Oregon approximate i... d.000,000
Annual Taxes of So. Pae. in Oregon exceed . , 100,000
Lines owned and operated in Oregon exceed 1300 milo3.
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Sole Support in Oregon of approximately 25,000 persons. ' " 1 '
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Provides Dependable Service at Convenient Hours
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General Passenger Agent
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USED CARS AND TRUCKS
We buy and sell used cars
and trucks. If you want a
used car see us.- : J y
1 Olds 8, 7 Passenger .
Snappy Bugs, A-l shape.
13-4-Ton White Truck.
1 1-Ton White Truck.
1 '2-Ton Federal Truck. .
1 3-4-Ton Cadillac Truck.
1 1-Ton Kissel Truck. -.
1 1913 Cadillac." Will make
A-l light delivery truck.
1 3-Ton G. ltd.. Truck
1 5-Ton Trailer with brakes
If you don't see what you
want ask for it and we will
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CRATER LAKE
AUTOMOTIVE CO.
123 S. Front St. Phdhe 202
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store . v
.rT,1' J i? eertltj that Glm Chung of
Medforrt, Ore., has cured me at goitre
fX? .Bkom?Jh trouble. S. M. Leonard,
509 J St, Grants Pass.
This Is to certify that Gim Chung of
Medford. Ore . hn. .ii.a4 ... A .ntM
'our years' stnndlng. P. O. Ilharo,
- Medford. Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917.
This Is tn eertifv that 7 thA .
signed, had very severe stomach troubU
and had been bothered for several years
mu mei aueubi wbb not expected w
live, and hearing of Gim Chung (whose
Herb siore Is at 214 South Front street,
Medford). I decided to fat h.rh. fnt tnV
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to see
Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
.Kneii , W. K. JOHNBOH.
witnesses:
Wm. Lewis. Ragle Point
W. It. Chlldreth, KaRle Point. .
M. A. Andrson. Medford. i.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point ,
C. K Moore. Eagle Point .i . '
3. V. Melntyre. Kagle Point '
Geo. Von der Hellen. Kagle Point.
Thoi. E. KlebAa. Kagle Point ; i
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