THE MEDf'ORD DATLY TRIBUNE, MRPVORD. OK BOON. THURSDAY. JULY Ifi. 1W.
4
BRYAN S
PRESIDENCY
Social and Personal
Commoner Writes Artlde
for Collier's Telling of
His Conception of Duties
BORN.
William .1. Hrynn ha wiitlt-n mi mii
fie entitled "My Coin'-pt i.ui of Hit
Presidency ' ' tor 'oilier 'h .smiici of
July IS. Kiiruluriil in i:.rl it is n
follows;
'The prftriiloiit 'h. power for nmn r
for hm m ia of tn ovcu'Sliniaiiil. tnr
government in u hovi-i nun-lit of elifckt.
and halain'i-M; owir
ilislriliiiti-d
umoiig different ilf.:irlnn-nt:t, ami m li
official workn in tro oju'iatiun with nth
urn. In the making of Iuwh, for in
Btunt-pf the in'Hideiit jniiiM willi tlir
senate and I he hoiim; lit may rei-mii
inond, but he m (hiwitIcmh to Ictfiwl.-ite.
except an u majority of the hoiuiIi and
the Iioiish euiicur with him. Tin nenaic
and the Lohhr ft re also independent of
eufh other, end. Imvinj; a veto over the
other; and the president ban a veto over
both, except that tlm uenitte and Iiouhi
rail, liy a two-thirds vntn, override the
presidrnt'H veto. The influence of the
president over li'iHlalion in, therefore,
limited; he nlmrcH responsibility with n
li'rge number of the people's reprewu
tativei.
Hi Bynipatlilen All Important.
"ICven in the enforcement of the law
be in hedged ulioul It y rent riet ioiiH. lie
actn through nn attorney general (whoc
appoin'mentH nnmt bo approved hy the
Henute), and offeuderH uainsl the law
must he proHecuted in t he court h, no
that here ugiiiii tint rcHpniiHihilily h di
vided. In the making of important up
point meiitu, too, hi' must consult t lie
senate, and ix, ol ueressity, compelled
to ex e re i be care and disc ret ion. The
in oh t important requisite in a president,
ua iu officials, in lliul bin tiympulliy idiall
lie with the whole people, rather than
any fraction of t he population, lie it
constantly culled upon to act iu the
ciipncity of u judi1 deciding between
the iinporluiiitieH of those who tteok fa
vora and the right inul inten-slH of the
public. I'nleHH hiH KvmpathieH are right
the few are sure to have an advantage
over the ninny, for the iikojsch have
no one to prenent their chums. They
8a' t only at elect ions; and must trust
ti their reproNeultttivcs to pmtci-l them
from nil their foeti.
Man of Knowledge and Courage.
' Second, the president must have
knowledge of public ipiestinnN and the
ability to decern between the true and
the faint'; he must be able to analyze
condition and to delect the sophistries
that are always tuuployed by those who
seek unfair advantages.
"He must posHcsn the moral cournge
to Htinid ugaiust the iiiflueiicca that ure
brought to bear in favor of special in
tercHtH. In fact the piality of moral
courage is as essential in a public nil!
cial an either right sympathies or a
trained mind.
Tho ProNidimt's Advisors.
"A proHideut must have coiinselortt.
and to make wittc use of couuselnrs hi'
must be open to conviction. The preal
lent in committed by hi platform to
certain policies and the plal form in
bindiug; he is also committed ti r
tain principled of government, and thine
tie id duly bound to apply iu all matterh
that come before him. Hut there is n
wide rone in which he must act upon
Win own judgment, and here hi ght to
have the aid of intelligent, conscient iou
and faithful advisers. The law pro
vide them, to a certain extent, in giv
mg him a cabinet, and the vice preal
dent ought to be made u mber of the
eahinet, ei officio, in order, first, that
the president may have the benefit of
his wisdom and knowledge of affairs,
and Hecoiidly, thai the vice president
may be better prepared to take up tin
work of the president in vnsv u n
cancy in the presidential office
World's Mont Powerful Rulor.
"There ought to be cordial relations
;ilo between the president and those
who oecupy positions of influence in i h,
coordinate drum-lies of the g.n eminent,
for our government in not a one man
government, but a government in which
the chosen representative (lf tin p opb
Inttor together to give expression (,.
the wilt of the voters.
"But the presht.ti.v is ,e n.beM
ponition in the world, and its o..-upaul
a an important fa.-tiir in all national
matters If he i a t..iii believer in
our theory of government, recogm.cs
the coiiNlitutioual distribution of pow
era, trust thoroughly in the people ami
fully aympathies with them iu (heir
aapirationa and bopea, he hna an op
portuuitv to do u miiI.-l, I ..I i...
occupies a vantage grouml from which
Vmu wnoiesome inriuence in
iaior or eacn Torwanl movement.
Should Seek No Second Tcnn.
"The reapoiiHibililies of the of i i.
ar so gn'at that the oeeupanl ought
io ue reiieveu or every personal amhi
lion save the ambition lo prove worth v
oi i in coniuienee or ins ciuintrvmen; i
for this reason he ought to enter the po J
.dtioii wilhoof tl l,i I
sei-nnd term.
"While Ho- htlldellH of sileh iill
are exaetinv hikI tl.,IUi,.... i.
. " ' ' "Ki urn
ricR is u,rgt., t,n. measuring
neH, by w.rVlV(. n (ir(1,ill.n( , . Jo
of n.a Mlnw cVl.na wbila he live.
hm nation ' umtTy.' 1 111
WAKHKX In Me.iford, July J3, t.i
the wife of .1. K. Warren, twin boys.
MOOlfh' !u Medford. .lulv 12, to the
MorchantH1 lunch al Hotel uh. nif,. of T. H. Moore, a son.
l olestin" for coolness. lUit U H KillfSllAM At Portland, June
Mcltoid Tribune, 50c per mouth. Lu, t( the wife of I., ii. Wiekersham,
Sav 'folestin" ami alt will go wen. a dHuhter.
Mrs. Ceo. I. Vouug of (irnntH I'nss i . mifi li At (irants Pass, July 3, to
has been ai Phoenix visiting her ppreiiis. . , , wjfc (1f j t Uin.,f u Hotl.
Ii. . Itisliop, the popular mining man, (; it A Y I n lirants P:i-s, July tu the
has bei a paying this sectiou a visit. ife of I'liiirles (iray, a Hon.
Anderson liurbidge are the agenihi -
for "folestiii." P3 MARRIED.
Kil'ert the Tailor 'h sale is proving j
very popular. I ItKl.NTlA KT-OTT At San Francisco,
,ir. mid Mrs. tieo. II. Hmith of Kugt neljujy K .;U(fthM Keinhart, formerly of
are riisiiciiting iu Klamath county. j Medford, nod Mr . Julia Ott.
Mr. Kiiieriek i up from Ashhiud en a HCHIILZ HOHTWKJK Tn Jackson
shrl business vinit. villi-, July ii, by !tev. Hubert Knuib,
N Cooke, u well known pioneer, is vVilliam Sehulz and Miaa Lena Host
.piite ill al his resideuce iu this city. Kvick.
Mrs. Maud Htone Wright is in Med 1 SOWKLL -UOLLAXD At (irants
ford making friends a bhort visit. , Pass, July ft, by Judge Stephen Jewell.
liev. and Mra. J. It. Adams have be , Richard U. Howell and Miss Kihel Hoi
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
come residents of Tulcut.
licit. A. liruduer is the new postmaster
at Talent, having been reromniendt d by
i 'oiigiessman Hawley.
I-Mmer Ilieks of the Oregon tirauite
Works has relumed from a business
trip to Yreka. t'alif.
While ltron., the painteiH, have gone
to Yreka. l alil'., where they will op u
a moving pieture show.
num. uei-vers ami ins i;im. imo- i I rJ t ; J'. K n A t Hut to I'alls, ulv II
retnr 1 from Unite halls timt necome youngcKt son uf Mr, and Mrs. Tlmmnt.
residents of Medford again. t Iteevers, aged years, ,'t mouths and
Ira Hiinis has been visiting his par davs.
ents and fri Is living at (irauis Pas. j H((K)KS At Port Towusead Wash
He. K. If. Siely and hi family fire al jllm. :(t unui,y A. Hrooks. formerlv
the sound sea at Newport. The former f J,.ks(iiville and Klamath Palls :..o.j
laud.
I'OTTKK ;:()K(JK Al Crants Pass
July ti, by Justice Holimiu, Kdivard ('.
Potter and Miss Anna fieorge.
I.IIK KXO. At (irants Pas., July -J,
liy Judge Jewell, hjuiuett . I.ee and
li.ra A. Knox.
DIED.
Mrs. T. J. Keniiey ami daughter
t ranees have gone to Huiismuir to visit
relatives this week.
John 11. Oovliii of Portland passed
through town Tuesday, on his way to
Itm-h to visit his patent:.
Attorneys f. W.vter, K. K. Kelby
and Win. M. olvig were in town on
professional business Wednesday after
noon.
Dr. ft. T. Huiiiett returned from Ku
gone Wednesday inorning, where he vis
ted the recording department of Lam
county to obtain informal i it in regard
to the registering of titles.
Petor A. Deiseh urrived from Haitou,
Ark., Wednesday morning mi a visit to
old friends. Mr. Heisch shppi( :tl u
number of places on his trip out, ami
took in the democratic convention at
Denver. -
('. 1j. Iteames and Wife and Mis:t Nell
Iteames left for Mcl.'nllisier Springs
the first of the week on a e:i, oping trip.
When thinking of the dry (pie.-.t ton,
rememlier "t'oleslin." n;t
will return next week.
( ieorge Miniseye, fialesmau for t he
1 1 : it Ii Clothing V al flrnnla Pass, is
pending his vacation in Medford.
Sat in day night the big opport unity
chtses; LTi per ci-nt otf the regular price
of tailor utiule suits tilt then. Si-e
Kifert. H'3
Mr. mid Mrs. P. M. Amy and Mrs.
I. V. Williams of Central Point weie
among their Modl'nid friends Wednes
day afternoon.
Joe Thompson and John Coram came
dowu from Butte Palls the fore part
of t he week and have since gone io
i 'tins Hay.
I r. J. W. Itobinsoii ami his family,
also Lizzie Renter, have returned to
Jacksonville from attending the meet
iitgs of the (.'hnutauipia assembly.
I-!. C. Poineroy of Meadows piecim-l
and his family are being visited by
Mrs. .1. K. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Ham Hrobks of ( 'aiuida.
Dexter Hale has bought a mat resi
d uce in the northern part of the city
from I,. Hooker, paving tlllim then
for.
Only three days more! If you wish
to have Kifert make you up that suit
for -Ti per cent less than the regular
price, speak before Saturday night. Io::
Mrs. (truce Whitehead Norman is vis
ting in Mid ford after spending sever
:jl weeks at Halt Luke ami other eit'uM
with her husband.
I'tolVhsor M. O. Waim-r of Kugone,
t he well known icjuveiiattir of ilisor
Jorcd musical instruments, has returned
1 home after a sucee-isl'ii! pi ofosMionn I
visit in this valley,
Mrs. N. A. Jacobs of Riverside, Cal..
and her sou, who have been v isitiue,
in Medford, left for Walla Walla.
Wash., Wednesday evening, where the
will stop a few weeks bef.ire ret in nine,
home.
That municipal ownership, pntperh
.olministered, is remunerative i.s well as
:it isfaetorv, is e ideuerd by Recorder
Kgglestou 'h report of Ashland 's vuter
system for June, whieh showed the
largest amount in any single uioulh in
the department "s history, viz., $1,'A I It.fiti.
This sum together with various items in
addition pertaining to the water dr
pailuieiit. brought the receipts up to
the significant figures uf 2, bi;t. XV
It years.
SCHMIDT At (Irants Pass, July
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V
Schmidt.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby girtn thai the tin
deieigued will apply to the City Couueil
o tho City of Medford, Oregon, at the
irst meeting following the regular meet
lug July 7, 1D0S, fur a licbuse to sell
spiritoua, vinous ttuJ mult liquors iu
quantities less than a gallon, for the
periol of six months, at his place of
business at lot H, iu block 2u, iu the
City of Aledfoid, Oregon.
Dated July 3, WS
CM. OIPtiON.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the uti
Jersigned will apply to the city council
of the city of Medford, Oregon, at the
next meeting for a license to sell spir
itous, vinous and mult liquors in ipiau
tities less than a gallon for the period
of six mouths, at his place of business
at lot 11, in block L'U, iu the city of
Medford, Oregon.
Dated July 10, 1lim.
W.- M. KKNNHDY.
NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that the tin
deraigned will apply to the city council
of the city of Medford, Oregon, at the
next meeting for a license to sell spir
itous, vinous and malt liquors in quan
titieti less Until a ballon for the period
ol six months, at his place uf business
at lot. 1.1, in block L'O, in the city of
Medford, Oregon.
Dated July Ifi, HHiS.
H. O. WII.KKNSOW
Bargains ror Sal.
Hen us for bargains We have faniii
,for sals, well improved; good orchard;
rich soil; $20 to $u0 pur acre. Peurtt &
Pirtle, Brownsville Laud St Investment
Co., browasvitle, Oregon. tf
Medford Tribune, SOc. per montli.
POK HAHK Two-horse express wagon
in good order wit h double harness,
cheap. See I, aw I on or Hubbard
Pros. IDil
CHAUTAUQUA, ASHLAND
I'KIDA Y r.VliNINO, JULY 17
COMIC ohi:ha
II. M. S. Pinafore
CI1VKN bY Till; ASSKMBLY CIIOKUH
UNDKIl DIKKCTION Of1 I'ROr. M. E ROBINSON Ol' ClIICACIO
(Tho "Queen Kstlmr" Man)
Pasmore Concert
LADIES
will ;ip!'ifitfl lln- ruiivt'lllfMU't' of luiv
i UK lauiidry work lon invay from
lioiii! frtpfcially il1 wi' ilo tin-, luiimli'r
iiiK. iifj our work if no riuc. Wo ilo
nil kiucl of L.U'NDKY WdHK.
We are a Home In
cluBtry and Employ
Only White Help.
Medford
Domestic Laundry
01, UN FA BRICK, Prop.
Medford, Oregon.
Ladies
will find purest
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Now Going at Full Blast; Every Article Reduced
Only aln.nl five articles, iiicliulin-,' plaid, calieo, ennvas
inj; ainl a few new pimls which arrived this month are ex
cluded from the sale.
All we ask is that the people of Medford compare values
and prices. If we have the lowest prices on known hrands
of standard n'oods, then we will get. your trade. If you
arc prejudiced against, price reducing and insist on paying
long credit store prices, we can't, expect your business. We
Relieve, however, that you want to save all you can.
Discount Ranges from 15 to 60 per cent
Buy Your Needed Supplies This Month
BAKER-HUTCHASOK CO.
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank
DRUGS
fine Stationery, Perfumes uud Toilet
A rl ieles of all U iuds, including New i
Home Sewing Machiues, ut the
MI DI OKU PHARMACY, inc.;
The Bi(f Drug .Store wltii Little Prices. I
ueur the Poatol'fiee. j
i lav (lilbert Preseriptiouiat
C V. Burke v Secretary
A COMPLETE STOCK
EVE RYTHING OF THE FINEST
Toilet Articles Fine Perfumes
Stationery Proprietary Remedies
And All Other Drug Store Goods
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD," OUR MOTTO
Prescriptions Prepared by an Expert
THE EAGLE PHARMACY
A. E. WHITMAN, MANAGER
PALM BLOCK, MEDFORD
SATURDAY KVKNINU, JULY 1M
1'IANO VIOLIN AND 1'Cl.l.O I'lNl'.RT HT11INO TKK) IN (ll'.HMANY
oi:n:kai. admission u i:ah Ciiu'rt, mv. hkschvcd .si:atm. v.v
Ask the
pai'iicular housekeeper who always huvs her
meat and poultry at the Medford Meat Company
the
Reason
and she will tell you it is because she always gets
the best at tl lost reasonable prices. Ask anybody
Why
we have the biggest meat business iu town, and
von will learn it's because we have the best.
Medford Meat Company
COLD STORAGE MEATS
Next Hotel Nash.
Medford. Or.
Oak Park
Addition
On railroad .on the West Side, north of depol. grounds
and conveniently located for business men seeking home
sites close in. These fine lots are offered for sale cheap,
on good terms, and the owners are iu position io offer
building inducements to anyone wishing in make the right
kind of improvements. Why go out to the farawav
suburbs when such fine residence lots can be obtained at
trices ranging from
$200 to $350 per Lot
situated where an advance iu price is assured, and where
the first benefit will be derived from the completion of the
railroad to the timber?
It pays to figure on such investments in a live town like
Medford. and the present prices for these lots will look like
a veritable gift to the buyer in a year or two hence. For
full particulars apply to the
Rogue River Land Comp'y
Exhibit liuilding
ALL the News the day it happens
oiiiii
liel.l
Don't Bother to Cook
It's too hot. Get what you want alret 1v
prepared; we have .t.
We cater to those who want the best.
KiflTf. Mlo Pml, Hl,,v
earlv.
Hpk
MnJord Trtbu.it, 50c per mouth.
THE DELICATESSEN
STHKKT, NKAK K1U11TH
..$20.00
. S25.00
i .ew ."Miiger
! New I lavis, drop head
New I .'ova I
Second hand Singer $8.00
Second lei ml Davis : $8.00
Second hand New Home $0.00
Second hand Help Mate . $6.00
Second hand Singer $.".00
For sale all this week at the
MEDFORD PHARMACY
MEDFORD SASH DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Olfic tutur.i ud ll kinds or placing mill wotk, lncludln Umed work and
lac rUla. F, BETWEEN CTH AND TTH 8T8. I HONE 63.
Which WiD It Be?
IMNKAI'I'I.K SIIKU'KKT, ObMIANtlK S1IKK
I'.KT. STRAW I5KKKY IfK CHKAM. VAN 1 1, LA
ICK CRKAM
OKMIKKS DFLIVKRKli TO AN V PART OF
TIIK CI TV.
l'.lTTKRMIl.K AND SWKKT CRKAM AL
WAYS ON TAP.
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY