Medford mail tribune., April 13, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MATT.. TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, I OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL . 13, - 1 923
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Yt Smudge Pot
': ' By Arthur Perry.
A man with a cow for sale, got ex
cellent results today by confiding the
secret to a he gossip, instead of Insert
ing a want ad In the newspapers.
THE TRUTH 8URVIVES
To the Editor:
There Is a spirit of unrest sweeping
this globe from stem to gudgeon and
at least 97 per cent of the same Is
directed against that noble Christian
purifying organization, so long ma
ligned by the hostile press, known as
the Crucified Crusaders of Columbia,
and which Is being diabolically at
tacked by Romo, Chicago, Milwaukee,
and Watklns, Oregon, but only yester
day the Most-Noblo-Get-The-Ilacon In
formed mo that there was no truth In
it. The man arrested In the basement
of the White House, charged with
attempting to blow up that structure,
proved that he was only setting off a
skyrocket. The kept newspapers went
Into a frenzy over this trivial incidont,
and endeavored to mako the public
believe they cared whether the Whlto
House fell down on the President's
Jioad or not. True, the skyrocket was
surrounded, with dynamite. . Is not
dynamite an agont ot Mankind, used
extensively by anarchists and road
contractors. The way they are honor
ing I am convincod that all the editors
are having trouble with their, con
sciences, and , I am also reasonably
sure that yours Is not functioning pro
perly, you miserable pup, you skunk,
you tool of Wall Street and the devil.
. With these few words you can either
shut up, or blow up.
Ypurs for constable in 1924,
, "n , Gazookus Gadchet,
j . Keeper of the Imperial Shirt,
! jTho-law .of gravity nas been modi
fied, but a . truck and a touring car
still can't occupy thq same curve at
the same time, ,
THI8 WHERE THE
PORTER GET8 A DIME
., (Ft. Bragg, Cal Advocate)
:"MIrb Winifred Wilier loft Friday
"evening for a weok's visit in Sun
Kranclsco on the Pullman.
' Carlton Whlto loft Saturday
evening on the Pullman to trans
act business In Sun Francisco.
- Robert Moore Is onjoylng a visit
j in, San Francisco, going down on
! the Pullman last Wednosilay
evening.
, Miss Margaret Fullor left oil the
Pullman Frldny evonlng to spend
Easter week with her mother In
. Sacramento.
Manuel Gasper was among the
arrivals on the Pullman Friday
' morning. !
1 C. K. Johnson camo up from
' San KrancUco Saturday on the
Pullman.
Miss Marian Colburn came up
. on the Pullman from tho bay sec-
Hon yosterday. . .
A. well known citizen has returned
from SL Johns, Nova 8eotla. He mado
the trip both ways on the same tiros,
and throo square moals.
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THERE is nothing mysterious about the California spirit. There
is no inuV'ic in that name. The people south of tho Siskiyoua
nre no different thuu the people north of tieiri. -
The California spirit has not made California prosperous ; Culi
fornia prosperity has made the California spirit. The truth is that
California has been blessed by Nature, as probably no other state in
the country has been blessed. When one considers what California
hns been given, no one marvels at the senaticnal success California
has made. ,
When natural 'resources were allotted in tltis country, California
was given more wealth per square mile than any other section of the
continent. It was given nearly all of the gold, iti was given nearly all
of the oil, it was given the climate", not necessarily the best climate or
the most healthful climate, as health statistics from Portland and
Los Angeles can testify, but the mild, dry, sunny climate, that most
human beings in the Kast and Middlewest prefer.
All that the people of California have done is this: They have
made the most of their opportunities. Success breeds success, and
naturally with a gold rush in the early days, an oil rush later, and a
tourist rush mixed between, the Californians were presented wjth
the cream, and all they had to do was skim it.
'
So it is perfectly foolish cither to bow down in wonder before the
much-lauded California spirit, or to deny the true greatness of that
........ r .. i, .!, rvisiv....,:,, ":,. wnt,;,
ton. But these two states have peculiar advantages, which California
hiis not, and one of the most obvious is that where California has
been developed and exploited to the limit, the northwest, particularly
Oregon, has in a sense, not been developed at all.
The best thing for Oregon to do as we see it, is to forget California
.and concentrate upon doing what she can do best. Oregon has a far
healthier climate and a better all-the-year-around climate, than many
sections of California; it has far better hunting and fishing and a
more inspiring and more uncivilized wilderness, things not to be dis
regarded, when the tourist crop is concerned, it has more timber it
has unlimited water power, it has a greater proportionate area of po
tentially fertile, but undeveloped land.
Let Oregon once enjoy a fraction of the unearned increment Cali
fornia enjoyed, and there will be no criticism to make of the Oregon
spirit. As Dr. Chapman said Oregon suffers from an inferiority
complex. The best way to lose this is to forget California and get
together on an Oregon program built accordance with Oregon con
ditions, Oregon resources and Oregon needs. .... ...
Quill Points
The klau has one trait of Americanism. It's a genius at getting
publicity.
At any rate, Ambassador Harvey serves as a good test of British
Amcricau friendship. ,
Things are picking up for Ileinic, Once only Cott was with him,
and now the French are also.
There is a growing fenr that the future balance of power in Eu-
ropo will..show too many entries in Red. . "
Whon company is present there are more table scraps for the
chickens, but fewer between man and wife.
Correct this sentence: "You'll never grow up to bo a fine man.
like Daddy," said the mother, "if you tell, stories."
Even now it isn't polite to smoke before ladies.' At any rate,
not before they light up. '
Tho reason some men tell Satan to get behind them is because they
wislr to set a faster pace.
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or wen noon,
! nr.
FORGOTTEN PROMISES.
I RECALL how I departed from my home, long years ago,
how my aunt was brokeu-heartcd, and I saw her sad tears
flow. "Oh, my heart is sad and heavy," said my aunt, "and life
seems bleak; write to me, my darling nevvy, write a letter once
a week. I can stand your absence better, I can show a tranquil
brow, if you'll promise me a letter every week, and keep your
vow." "You can bank on that," I told her, "do not fret your
heart, I beg ; I will write or sprain a shoulder, I will write or lose
a leg." And I surely meant to send her an epistle every week,
but the city's glare and splendor made good resolutions, leak.
Now and then I thought of Auntie, in that village by, the sea,
waiting, waiting in her shanty, watching for a line from ine. "Oh,
tomorrow I will write her," I would often lightly say; and her
hair grew white and whiter, and her pep had oozed away. Re
cently the grim destroyer took my Auntie to her home; "She has
left you," vrites her lawyer, "nothing but her fine-tooth comb.
She has left all kinds of money to the Home for Maltese Cats, "and
the way you've acted, sonny, shows your head is full of bats,"
My remorse is never ending, I have taken in my sign, and the
Maltese oats are. spending roubles that are rightly .mine.-...A
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SPECIAL NOTICE
The San Francisco Savings
and Loan Society
(The San Francisco Bank)
.- Incorporated February, 1868
. . i. ' Assets over 84,000,000.00
Beginning April ist., 1923, interest will be ,
credited on deposits '
; QUARTERLY
JANUARY - APRIL ' JULY OCTOBER
and will earn interest Quarterly uuteadof Semi-annually as heretofore
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' INTEREST WILL BE CREDITED
. j APRIL 1st, 1923
AT THB RATH OF PER ANNUM
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MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE. NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
Union Suit Sale
Athletic ' Union
Suits .
75i value
59c
Athletic Union
Suits
$1.25 value
$1.00
ISalbriggan Union
Suits, $1.00 value '
89c
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Saturday is the last day of the Third Anhversary Sale
Hat Sate
Men's Fejt flats.
,$3.50 values
$3.15
Men's4 Sport. Hats,
light; weight felt,
:' $4.00 values
$3.60
il and W. $4 to $61.
Felt Hats .
Reduced 10,; '
Boys' Waists
69 c
Boys' Union
79c
Felt Hats
$2.39
Men's Caps
89 c
Silk Ties
65 c
Linen Collars
10c
Work Gloves
48c
Dress Shirts
$1.39
Shirts
and Drawers
59c
Dress Pants
$4.95
In our Men's Department
SPRING SUITS REDUCED
FOR THIS ANNIVERSARY WEEK ONLY
$25 Suits . . .$22.50 $40 Suits .,.,'.$36.00
$30 Suits . .. . $27.00 $45 Suits . .;. $40.50
$35 Suits . . .$31.50 $50 Suits . .,.$45.00
Some Have Two Pair of Pants
Boys' Suits
$8.95
A few Special Suits with
two pair of, pants, $12.50
and $13.50 values.
Khaki Pants
$1.85
Worth $2.50 a pair. Full
cut, .medium ; weight. A
bargain. '
Dress Shirts, Collar Attached
$1.00 nd $1.69
Mann's Department Store
! . THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY -
MEDFORD, OREGON
Boys' Overalls
98c
' ' Mens "
Overalls
$1.48
Leather'
Gloves
$1.00
Cotton Sox
14c
Silk Sox ,
69c
Men's Caps
$1.69
Khaki Shirts
$1.19
Work Shirts
89 c
Dress Shirts
$1.00
Lisle Sox
25c
Boys' Caps
89c
Knit Ties
50c