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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDPORU, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909. -.i'.'.'; , '.-:-' ,txW '. OUR POLICY SAVES you money, time and regrets. We own our own trees, our own mills, our own kilns, our own yards. You get the benefit of the middle men's profit. 1 Let us figure with you. if i II if ii 1 1 1 1 II vu .vi ur CLIIT. SAYS MORTLIN. 85. TO HARRiMAN. 62 H's Old Enough to Slow Up," but "I'd Die If I Didn't Work," He Says. I XFAV YORK. Mny 21. "Hnrrinmn 'Hfjlit, to slow up. lie is one of tlie ost wonderful men in the world. it' he dou'l quit working so lmrd he will ropifet it nftor while. He muy kill himself." Levi P. Morton said this. Morton celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday lit his eountrv homo near Rhiiici'liff, Sunday. Today he took a train at 7:l." in the inorninir for his. office in Kew York t" liejrin his week's work. The retired statesnuiu Mimiliicunt ly )iiuli'd away al hi- liaht Havana in the stuffy smokiiiR ear all Mic way to the city. "How old is llarriiiuni ?" Morton iiuiiiireil while the railroad niiisiiiiito was under diseussion. "Sixty-two.' Well, he's done niioiifjli, and lie's old enough lo slow up a hit." "But yon work all the time." was suggested. 'I'he former vice-)resiileut laughed. "Xo." he reioined, "I don't work iiith. Morton laughingly said: have no recipe. 1 know older men than I who are just as strong and active. I can't sav I have ever ousciously lived by rule. I gener ally have done what I wanted to do. or what I could do. 1 have uover been absolutely abstemious. I now smoke about thee cigars a day. one. '.after each meal. If my taste demanded a greater number. I suppose 1 should smoke more. I get all the sleep 1 need, which has never been more than seven or eight hours n day." IRE POOR MEN ENTER MINISTRY l.t, j.I! live retire' and ihoy enjoy tlu'ir exigence, about as well nx kids in . knickerbockers. In nddilion lo lite manlier in which they have palled tlie wool over the. eyes of Father Time, every one of the .brothers can brajr some on the weight Interesting Statistics Submitted to i"- Kaeh one lips the scale at Presbyterian by Board of Education. they are about a husky n quartet for ; octogenarians as will he found in-a search the world over. I.KXVHK. Mav 31.-A conference DOCTORS USE HUMAN GERMAN SCARE"' TOPIC FOR TALK IN LONDON LONDON, May 21. The "German scare" grows apace. Last week there was the story of a big German liner, filled with troops which, it was al leged, had entered the Hnmber, sur veyed the possibilities of making n landing and departed without being sighted by the liiitish warships with which the Xol'lh sea is supposed to be closely dotted. Today Sir John liarlow, a liberal member of the house of commons, suggested that the Germans have es tablished a depot of urns, containing ."lli.tHHl Mauser rifles, iu'the center of London, together with 7,"(0,(HIU rounds of ammunition for the use of Ilili.tMKI trained German soldiers now ; employed in various capacities in Kuuland. of Presbyterian workers in State ' Universities nsembled here this morn-! ing preliminary to the meeting of the Presbyterian General Assembly to morrow, and early in the session SKULLS FOR DISHES INDIANAPOLIS, lud., May 21. Public opinion and the police canned a change in the details of the doctors1 there was submitted the report of the bnriquct given tonight at the Itock- TRAIN IS NEARLY ONE MILE LONG One Engine Hauls 115 Cars, 4800 Feet In Length, to Red Bluff. work. It lakes about half a dozen engines to draw a train half ns large over the grade to Sparks, Nevada. Ily hauling freight in those huge liaius, Ihe officials on this division have carried economy of operations almost lo the extreme limit. The big train method snvex quantities of money, and is so managed that it is not. alleaded by any disadvantages, such as delay or danger of accident. SAl'liAMKNTO, May 21. The biggest Southern Pacific train ever made up in California or on the Paci fic coast made a trip yesterday on METAL HATPINS MADE FROM 2000 HORNED TOADS all the lime. Hut I must keep busy! fori believe I would die." i INCOME TAX TO BE No Recipe for Long Life I FORCED, SAYS BORAH "Hut you were a voter when liar-1 riinan was born." he was reminded.; WASHINGTON. May 21. Senator "So t'hat if. al his use. you would . I'.orah of Idaho today 'informed the advise Harriman to 'slow' up a hit," ' president that lie had determined to h the income tax measure through j how about your own experience. Laughing Morion said: "I just told you that if I had no work to do I would die. Wouldn't yonf" Asked for the recipe for Ihe secret pus al this session of congress. lie told Tall that a majority of republicans, insurgents ami democrats under his leadership, had decided upon this coin's,' at a meeting held last night. Lamps at 1-3 Off Decorated lamps complete, brass base, fancy decorated chimneys; ranging from 1.76 to S4.&0 each, at ONE-THIRD off -Friday and Saturday only. B. & C. CASH STORE Successor to Medford Tea and Coffee Co. 223 Main Street . : : : Medford, Oregon .' p. S. We pay cash forf Butter, Eggs and Produce. Hoard of Education o fthe Preshy torinn Church. "The majority of the candidates for the ministry of the Presbyterian Church." says the report, "come from families which, though rich in faith and Christian virtues, are limited in their ability -lo provide fo rlhe train ing of their children. The majority of ministerial enndidnles come from the humbler homes of the Church. '. Families' whose homes are simple, frairal ami unaffected p-nerally pro duce the best type of minister. "Out of 'US Presbyterian candidate- from whom these fuels were secured 17'J were mims of fanners, H of ministers, 'if of merchants. 'JO of laborers, 10 of carpenters, 10 of . manufacturer-;, eihl of lawyers, i eiiiht of physicians, seven of Irnvel salesmen, five of professors four or railroad men, four of real estate men. four of accountants, three of newspaper men, throe of dm'ists, three of mill men. while the re-main-iu fourteen were sons of men on- cn-'ed in eleven nitloront oeecupa- , j t:ons. This record "indicates clearly the inability of the average parent of the candidate lo provide for a lonir ennr-e of spftcinl training," The work of providing for the min- WASHINGTON, May Jl.- The bu isterial candidates is one of the prin- reati of insular affairs has made pub cipal topics to be considered at the lie a special report of an investiga eonference. tion into a human sue ri lice offered ;- ap by the ribe of the Bgobon in the AGE RECORD HELD Ihivao district of Moro province, in BY FOUR BROTHERS the Philippine. . The dallo of tlie tribe, as well ns XKW YORK. May 21 Such n,nnr- two men and women, were sentenced tcrs as the one made up of tlie Icaeh to life imprisonment for the crime, brothers of this city arc (-vceedimrly but they were paroled upon the ho rarc. Their combined aire total .144 emu pledge of the entire tribe never years, an avcratre .f HC vi's, which lo repeat such a sacrifice. The iu is "ffoinir some." to use the einaeu- direct cause of the sacrifice was lar. says n Port Huron, Mich . -peeia! years of drouth and misfortune for to the TTeraM. '''c tribe. Hut its immediate reason, Kaeh one has n be.ird of .tiowy as set forth in the report, was the whiteness, which eives hi'i. a patri- death of the husbands of two women archal appearance, cud it is a nappy of the tribe the same who were lat sipht to see the four of Ibem walk- cr sentenced to iinpri-onincnt and inp topether, each with his .-ju.e and . the fact that the widows could find wearine a smile that adtiite looi", no successors for them. It was to wood tuberculosis sanitarium, the occasion beinp the initiation into the "Greek Letter Fraternity" of several well known physicians. Arrange ments were made lo serve the diners in plates made of human skulls apd instead of knives and forks, to use surgical instruments. This part of1 the program- was lurried out, but the sentiment a I serving chnmpapne in -kulls for cups caused the ordinary cliiuiipapne glasses to be used. The place was liphled with candles set in human skulls and human hones dec orated the tabic. Organs of Ihe human body were re pruducrd in ice cream and gelatines. Skulls nf puinea pips (hat had been dissected were used for match safes. Chief of Police Ma sopor prevented the decoration of an inlerurban out -iup oar with emblems of death and hearses did not serve as carriages ,for transportation of Ihe puests lo the car. Several physicians balked nl Ihe plan lo drink out of babies skulls, and it was abandoned. FILIPINOS OFFER HUMAN SACRIFICE CIIICAUO. May 21. Two thoUH 11 iid horned toads iiro going through schedule time from Hiixeville to Kail tlie niPlitllixiiiK pronosH at a hotirtlio lilul'l'. It wns 4.HU0 fiMil loiiR, lurk- roirmluM.tn pliint nl Wuukafriiii, III., iiitf only fi-ol of n milo. It was nnd aru mng t'orincd into hut pin. imidi! up of 1 1 ."i m is. must of thmn To ninki- I'ni-h pin n frosh toiul i IoihIimI. anil ii siugli! enitiiio. . lu'cdcd. ll is Worofnrinad hofore bo- TIib trip wns over Ihe level land iiig put throiiuhtho proen. The idctt nf Ihe Sucrniuentii valh'.v, which made nf usiiitr tl i as hatpins in oxpootod it posihli- for iiiii locoinotive (o do the to appeal to women who like t'ndn. SALEM BEER SALEM Is the most popular beer In Northern California and South ern Oreyon. It is acknowledged to he the equal of the very best east ern product. All beers are good, hut some beers are liked better than 'others. The proof for this assertion iics in drlnklnu, Salem beer. If you wish to be convinced, ask for Salem beer and drink It. SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION, Medford Depot: Medford left & Storage Ct. ytlxs. Hreru Ifamptoit Isaacs Tfnstructor of "pUm- "Xlset ?fttttl)O0 Studio at Tlotocitc. yiorth Oranfl Strati nature on all wh"in he meet In spile of th'ir pro. if! advanced years, each one having scrvr-l more than hi piloted time. thcs brother n jov life to the fullest Kaeh ts p.-.si-f.fWfn' of nil h iiaupest of all. no. satisfy the spirits of their departed ones that the sacrifice was deemed necessary. , " A deaf and half-blind cripple lad, i a slave who had been a wedding facrlties, uni. ' (f'ft. wh picked out for the sacrifice, 'if lhee b oih- and after many wierd ceremonies ers has been ill a duv in his life Tho j w ns killed by n lance wielded by both nre not active in their advanced ynn women., . New 1909 Model Electric Irons Now $5.00 Why not iron in comfort this summer t The Electric Iron heats in three minutes no wait ing, no changing irons. 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