Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1923, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textf ' FSGE RIGHT mrbforp mail tribune, medford, Oregon, Friday, November so, 1023 TO WOULD PEACE OR FORFEIT RESPECT "What Makes a Nation Great?" was tho subject of tho meswige of Rev. P. R. Leach at the union Thanks giving service at the Main St. M. E. church So a tli Thursday evening. Tho sermon waa based on Isa. D8:2. Tho text, said the speaker, tells of a na tion which sought God; .practiced righteousness and upheld God's ordi nances, and took delight In serving God. Could such a nation bo called great? When do wo call a nation great today? Wo say that tho United States is a great nation. Why? We cite Its wealth, its big mines of coal and iron; Its miles of railways as evl dences. Would a nation bo grea without these things? If we possessed them and had no character would we still bo great? If we had no sense of honor; no national Justice; few groat men; no sense of social juHtlce, wou Tin; ww-v, of thk m:w KOCTJI A I'HK'A N ; VI !lt NOIt No more wood . to pack No nor any more coal or ashes for anyone tolug! The con venience and efficiency of Pearl ' Oil-made heat means comfort for everyone fire-tending for none. Heat by the roomful at the touch of a raardhl Simply turn the wick high for initial warmth then low to maintain , it. And remember, Pearl Oil burns clean it leaves absolutely no odor. For best results your heater needs more than just kerosene. "Kero sene" or "coal oil" may mean any kind of kero sene "Pearl Oil" but one. It is the highest quality kerosene only, the' result of years of research and study, and refined for heating and lighting purposes ex clusively by the Stand ard Oil Company's own special process. Your dealer knows Pearl Oil ask for it by name. 1 STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) MAIL 1 KEROSENE) OIL ivy- - The CountcHs of Atnlono, whose husband, the Karl of Atnlono, has Just been appointed tho new governor of South Africa. wo still be a great nation? Is a per son great who docs not lovo his follow men, and grinds the poor and hoards his money, and is Immoral in his habits? Kussla Is not culled a great nation, notwithstanding hot great fields of grain and largo army. Wo say she is not groat because sho has dono so little for her people; given no freedom of speech and of religion; has shown little love or sense of social justico. Wo call SwIUorland grout, tho small, bocuuso sho has done so much for nor people. China is a populous nation but is never spoken of as a -great nation. Scotland we call a great na tion, because sho has given to the world groat men. A nation Is called great then not because of her rail roads; her wheat flolds or army and navy, but because every citizen Is given economic1 Justico and an oppor tunity to work at a living wage. The question Ih, thercforo, as a nation Is our social system Just; havo wo a happy contonted people; are we pro ducing the highest type of manhood, that fears nothing but baseness, and dares to face great Issues and solve them, and hus clean heurts? A nution Is great when it teaches tho world some great truth. No one would therefore call Turkey a great nation. Greece with no great rail roads or mineral wealth is crowned with glory A nation is great that dares trust in. Justice rather than force. Thero are two ways of defend ing a nation. Ono Is to crcuto a great standing army and build a strong navy and say "touch mo If you dare." 1 The other way is to be Just in all one's dealings with men; to exerclso GATHERS GIFTS FOR NEAR EAST Delegates from fourteen nations met a fow weeks ago to provide some way for the feeding and training, until they can become self-BupportIng of 100,000 hungry and orphaned children of Bible lands, who suffer and starve this win tor as, one result of the war and the bitter persecution which ran riot in those countries then and since. This meeting resulted, for one thing, In concerted plans for observing Sun' day, December 2, all over the world by Christian people, Mens' and Wo men's clubs, Boy Scouts, young peo ple's societies, etc., as "Golden Rule Sunday," when everybody is naked to havo at home a "Golden Rule Dinner, with a menu as simple as those provid ed for these starving children every day, in .; the orphanages and food kitchens. Tho difference in cost to us between such a dinner and our us ual Sunday dinners is to go to the sup port and training of these destitute children in manual work,, trades. housekeeping, etc., until they are old enough to support themselves. Tho president of the United States, tho chief of tho Hoy Scouts of Amer ica and other national organizations havij united in an appeal to every American family 10 neip in mis way, and by other gifts of money If they will, on Sunday, December 2nd, as part of our observance of the Thanksgiving season. - ' ' There will bo at tho Phoenix church, no special service or sermon of this kind, but a box will be found at the door of the church on Sunday, Decem ber 2, where anyone so desiring can leave their gifts for -this relief work, to be forwarded soon to the Near East Rollef hoadquartors. Tins box will also be loft for a few days early- next wook at the Phoenix store for rocoivlng additional gifts from all who wish to holp In keeping Josus' Golden Rule: "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you, oven bo do ye also until them." CHEAP GIVES FREE RIDES This Is Champion demonstration week among Wlllys-Oveiiund dealers. such righteousness and good will that branches and distributors throughout no nation will want to attack. It is the United States. This period nun tho coming way. Force and power boon set aside as a merchandising can't bo overcome by force and period when greatest stress is laid power. Nations that rest on tho unon this most vcrsatllo of nil of its sword will perish by tho sword. There models, to mark the climax of the are signs that the nations are sick most successful year that Willys unto death of the old way. Tho re- Overland merchants have ever yet sources which go Into war and battle ships should go against vlco, intern poruuee, povorty and disease. Civili zation has beon based on force for throe thousand years and' has failed. enjoyed. For the first time since this now car was first announced oorly tn Oc tober all of tho f000 dealers through out tho land have now boon furnlshod A nation will bo called great that: with sample cars of this typo. Fuc loads tho nations into tho now ordor. Itory production has been speedod up War is a failure. It does not accom- to such a point where It is adjudgod dIIhIi thn oikIh it fiirhtn for. Tho world tn hn nmiHv ndomuite to the demand. war lias left tho world in a worse statu No car that Willys-Overland has han it found it. Suspicion and hato, over introduced has met with tho suffering and chaos ure everywhere, spontaneous and immodiato acclaim We fought tho war to end all waiv that greeted tho Champion. It provod nit wo find tho nations armed and to be tho typo of motor car ninny ettlng ready for tho next war, which have desired and has several new fea- wlll bo far more dcHtructlve than tho tures. last war, which eimt tho world mil- I if you want a free rldo call on the lions of lives and billions of dollars, local dealers, tho Busy Coruor Motor America has a great chanco of bolng great nation by showing tho world better way. Tho new way must como, and sooner Or later tho princi ples and teachings of Josus will be tho accepted and practiced teachings f mankind. The church must load, or olso forfeit tho roHpect of tho world. RESULT OF BOOZE I Co. OTTAWA, Out., Nov. 30. Still louked in tho Bocrocy that has shrouded them since their arrival ere, .the American delegates to tho nternatlonal rum smuggling confer- nee between United States and Cana- lan officials leave for Washington today after holding a brlof meeting his morning. It is believed each of the plans submitted by the Unitod States representatives to end liquor smuggling across tho Canadian bor der has been thoroly discussed. Tho result of these discussions, ho wove r, 111 not be made public until a report to the cabinet council has been sub mitted and acted upon by that body. It was believed the United States (legates held llttlo hope, that all of heir proposals will be adopted by the anadlan government. BAHLE TO TIE GAME -SPOKAN'i:, Nov. 30. Before a crowd csllnmti'd at 12.000 persons LpwIb Hml Clark and North Central hlKh school teams played a scoroleKS Kunio yesterday in a contest for the etty football championship. Unable to pierce earn others' lines, goals from placement were attempted by both teums and also failed. Lewis and Clark tiled five times; North Central twice. ' WASHINGTON. Nov. 28. A move. mnnt vt-na ntnrtnH tnilnv hv uumn member of tho house to abolish tho I marvelous mii-rem, pproprlatlons committee and to re place It by a budget committee com posed of tho chairmen and several majority and minority memhera of ch of the committees which former ly were charged with drafting of sup- ly bills. Petitions urging tho change were placed in circulation among house embers, Chairman Pempsey of the Ivors and harbors committee bolng Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism Mr. James SI. Allen siiffored for years with rheumatism. Many times this terrible diseaso left him helpless and unable to work. He llnally decided, nfter years ot ceaseless study, that no ono can be free from rheumatism until tho ac cumuHitcd' Impurities. commonly called uric acid deposits, wero dis solved In the Joints and muscles and I expelled from tho body. With this Idea In mind ho consulted physicians, mado experiments and 11- nallv compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished ev ery sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. Ho freely gavo bis discovery, which ho called Allenrhu, to others who took It. with what might be called After years of urging he decided to let sufferers ev erywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. Ho has therefore Instructed druggists every where to dispense Allenrhu with the understanding that If the Mist pint bottle does not show tho way to com plete recovery he will gladly return your money without comment. Heath's Drug Store and West Side Pharmacy will supply you -Mall or The government has a large quanti ty of sodatol which hag proved very effective for blasting purposeB. This sodatol is being used in many coun ties for land clearing and the govern ment is furnishing this powder free to farmers, but in order to secure this the famers wllNhave to pay for prepa ration and packing and freight.' This powder can outy be secured In car load lots and County Agent Cate now has dn opportunity to Bharo a car load with Josephine county farmers. i Farmers who wish, to secure some ot this powder can do so by paying for the cost of freight, etc., to the county agent. Price ot this will be $8.70 per hundred, which is a great deal cheaper, than dynamite and 1b Just as effective. Farmers interested in this matter will please confer with the county agent at once. PENNSYLVANIA FLIER WRECKED, NONE HURT STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Nov. 30 The eastbound . Pennsylvania passen ger train No. 1, 254, known as the Gotham Limited, St. Louis to New York, was wrecked at tho east end of Gould's tunnel about seven miles east of here today. Six of the nine coaches including sleeping cars, left the rails but none overturned and no passen gers were seriously hurt, according to railroad officials. Waslilngton Muy Play Syracuse. which have been carried on for the past fortnight looking to a football game between the University of Syra 'usp and Washington university have reached a point where It Is expected a definite date will bo unnounced soon. Jap Banker Passes Away. TOKIO. Nov. 30. (By the Asso ciated Press.) Kenzo Ikeda, widely known banker, president of the Toklo Savings bank and of the 100th bank, died here today, aged 6S years. With" Medford trade is Medford made. Singers, Speakers Everybody ! Doctors, Nurses, Dentists Recommend HI CATARRHAL JEL1Y KONDON'S is antiseptic and healing. For over 30 years Kondon's has been helping millions of people for all kinds of Colds and Catarrhal affections. For Head, Nose, Throat Troubles Kondon's makes life worth living. Write for 20-treat-menttin. It's free. Or get a 30c tube from your drug gist. Guaranteed to please or money back, i Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, Minneapolis, Minn. Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann' a SENSATIONAL SALE OF COATS & DRESSES at M WOMEN'S SPORT COATS NEW STYLES REGULAR $12,50 VALUES SATURDAY EACH amis Saturday WOMEN'S SPORT AND DRESSY COATS $25.00 VALUES SATURDAY EACH Women's Sport and Dressy Coats, with big fur collars. Up to $40.00 values. Jg2 9. 50 Saturday, each . . . . . . ... . . . . ; Women's Exclusive Coats, made of fine ma- syS.1? big Si coU&ru $50;00 $79.50 values, oat., each v ' ';." . 20 OFF ON ALL OTHER. COATS Women's Plush and Fabric Coats in a great variety of styles. $22.50 Special, each WOMEN'S JERSEY DRESSES ALL WOOL NEW STYLES AND COLORS SPECIAL EACH $13 20 OFF ON CHILDREN'S COATS Children's $8.00 Winter Coats $6.40 . -v Children's $10.00 Winter Coats ; '. . . $8.00 Children's $12.50 Winter Coats $10.00 Children's $15.00 Winter Coats . . . .$12.00 Children's $18.00 Winter Coats . . . .$14.40 Children's $20.00 Winter Coats . . . .$16.00 Children's $25.00 Winter Coats . . . .$20.00 WOMEN'S FANCY STRIPED WOOL DRESSES NEW STYLES $25 VALUES I THIS SALE j EACH $16 $30.00 SILK DRESSES $19.95 50 beautiful new Dresses; made of good Silks, nicely trimmed; all good colors. Up to $30.00 values. $19.95 Saturday, each . New Velvet Dresses for afternoon and even ing wear. Priced from $25.00 to $50.00 ea. ' Agents for Anthony Dresses Women's Trimmed Hats. Up to $8.00 $3.95 values, each . Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medford, Oregon $25.00 WOOL DRESSES $18.00 ; Just in; a shipment of new Korrect Dresses in the latest styles. Real $25.00 $ 1 g QQ values. This sale, each ...... " New Coat Dresses in silk and wool; very dressy styles. Priced from $25 to $75 ea. 1 - ' ' f Women's Trimmed Hats. Up to $10.00 $5.00 values. Each I ; . Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns one of tho lenders of the movement. ders accepted.