Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 18, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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MHDKOUD PJttNTtNO CO.
Th Dsinoemtld Times, Tho Medford
", iiib meuioru xnminc, Tin aouin
rn OreKonWvn. Tin Ashland Tribune.
Offlcn Mntt Trlbuno Uulliltns, 2S-27-2I
Nonh Kir street; tclophono 75.
aieOROra PUTNAM. Kdllor nnd Manager
ISntcred ns sccond-clsss matter at
Medfor! Oreyon, under the aet of
Maroh J. 18T.
Official rarer of the. C.ly of Mcdford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
trenmoaxmon ratvs.
One year, by mallv f nn
On month, by mall .60
Per month, dollvored by carrier In
Mcdford. Jaekaonvllla and Can.
tral l'olnt.- , .go
Pnttirday only, by mall, por year 5.00
weekly, per year -. . 1.50
BWOaS CTBCXTtATIOK.
Dally averaita for eleven month end
In November SO, mi, S76t.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Btown
Two contributors lmvo sent in
wheciesi about Ilml doitK Knyo up
llrown so credit same to 0. II. and
D. C. Tlio blame is nit theirs.
Undo Epp says thet when he cits
rich lio'u go'tiif; tcr onjy the luxury
of ndvcrlisin fe'r a lost pucknlbook.
Stimulation.
There wns n man in our town'
Ami hotwns wondrous wise,
Uc praised (ho friends who loved
hint well
Woy up unto the skies,
And when they heard the words ho
used
Tho least that they could do
Was try n hard ns they could try
To make hia words eonio tme.
Ttio OMi Warehouse.
It stood there so bravely
In nil kinds of weather,
With just enough paint
To hold it together.
i . , .
So now it Is Romp
We're down iu the mouth
We miss tho old sign
That says, "Visit the South."
Yet we wonder ns idly
Wo typo this hero song
How in blue blazes
It btood up so ton;;.
Tho Coniuierrlat lliinl.
(Continued)
And as for tho wear nnd tear
YouihCQ it does not hurt
Though it wa-lics cuffs nnd collars
Of the dirtiest of hhirls.
(To he concluded)
The commercial lianl, who is hold
ing forth in n Orant.s I'nss paper
through bit discovery of the rhyme
exinling between the words hurt nnd
nhirlB, has won for himself ati undy
ing; plnco nmong the famous. The
next verso will appear soon. Order
advance copies.
A Hchool profchhor tells ns thai a
beholar iu illustrating tho uso pf the
word bnnipict Muted "the ban uit
jdaying." If iiiivnne knows that this
is u whiskered uhcczo let us know
and wo will e-;K)so afore inciitiuncd
profesMir.
As the colored man says, "have
you Kt your whack-cm cleaner.''
COMMUNICATION. I
'
Bedford, April 18, 19KI.
To tho Editer:
Dear Sir: The undersigned hav
ing conducted the Mcdford Plumbing
company's Iiop for the past two
years desires to announce l the pub
lics that the buMiiciH lias been dW
continued. Deforo leaving Medford I
deiiro to express my appreciation to
those who during my htuy hero fav
ored, mo with such work as they hud
in my line. The Mcdford Plumbing
company will Rtnrt no now work, ns
Boon us present work is completed it
is my intention to move to Kiddie,
Oregon, where for nearly it year 1
have been interested in tho Kiddle
Plumbing nnd Sheet Metal Works.
Thanking yon for courtesies ex
tended, I am respectfully,
I-KANIC W. COTTEHI LL.
SAVING SAWMILL WASTE
SOLVING ECONOMIC PROBLEM
i
Professors Stafford nnd Shiuii of
tint University of Oregon chemistry
department at Eugene nre engaged in
working out a process for the distil
lation of wood for tho purpose of ob
taining its by-products, They be
lieve thoy liuvo discovered a method
tlmt is working out in practical re
hulls. If their discovery is buecess
ful it will moan u lurgo suvi"K
tho material of suwmills formerly re
giuded itn waste. '
j ohn A. Perl'
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
as s,' lUUTMcrr
Phones M. 47 ami 17-d-a
Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner
The Principles of Money
(Uy K. L. McClurc.)
Tho total money supply ot gold In
the world Is about cloven billion dol
lars, nnd tho fluctuation In tho sup
ply and demand for gold ot each
country affects every other, nnd tho
(low of gold from ono country to
another supplies an accurate barom
eter ot business prosperity or depres
sion to financiers.
Tho hundreds of mllllont) of popu
lation In India and China receive
gold nnd silver for their exports be
rauso thcro Is no demand for our
products where tho vast population
Is reduced to abject poverty and Ig
norance. For centuries all tho gold
nnd silver flowing Into thoso coun
tries to purchaso their products has
disappeared from tho world's nionoy
supply ns completely as If It had
sunk Into tho depths of the sea.
All civilised countries have adopt
ed gold coin ns tho standard of value
tint dlspcnso with Its uso as a me
dium ot exchange by tho uso ot sub
stitutes for money that arc exchange
able for gold thus over 90 per cent
ot all exchanges nro undo In bank
checks which pet form the same func
tion ns money with much less risk,
labor and expense.
Dank deposits In thu United States
subject to withdrawal by check pay
able on demand amount to between
sixteen nnd twenty billion dollars.
Tho total supply of gold coin iu tho
United States Is about ono and one
halt billion dollars. Tho difference
between bank deposits and the total
supply ot gold coin is alt fictitious
money for which tho people pay in
terest to tho banks amounting to
many hundred million annually, oN
though tho money docs not exist: and
the moment a panic occurs credit Is
destroyed, the banks are closed and
tho country Is bankrupt.
The gold standard gives financiers
In control ot gold supply absolute
power to fluctuato the supply and
demand for money. Tbo banks being
tho greatest debtors of all are the
first to feel tbo effect of fluctuations,
and money kings dominate politics
and business of every country by
manipulating tho prosperity or de
pression ot business.
A central bank of some kind '
proposed ns the financial remedy In
all tho plans under discussion as It
any combination of debtors could
possibly sustain credit. Every bank
Public Playground Movement
The desire to know more about the
playground movement that has
spread so generally over tho United
States Is tbo Inevitable outgrowth cf
30 years of study of childhood and
youth In America. When tho child
Is regarded as tho real center of our
educational system, then play comes
to bo regarded as una ot tho most
important Instrumentalities In tho
education of tho race. The charac
teristic of normal yonth is play
hunger and tho Instinct rightly di
rected devclopcs mnsclc, physical
health, accuracy, precision, solf-ro-liance,
courago And moral stamina.
Four years ago there wcro 90 ci
ties In America that started play
grounds on .public taxation. Threo
years ago thcro woro 137 cities tnat
had playgrounds supported by public
taxation. Ono year ago thcro woro
336 similar playgrounds, Cleveland,
Ohio, is said to haro spent during
tbo last 10 years $10,000,000 on Its
parks. All of which makes us pause
to Inqulro what pluco has this Inno
vation in city government?
Tbo effort ot tho educational de
partment of tho Greater Medford
club to enlist public spirited citizens
In starting a public playground In
our city Is (meeting with hearty re
sponse. Tho careful observer of lo
cal conditions cannot fall ot being
Impressed with the Interest our own
children show in the walking tours
arranged by the schools, the story
hour held at tho library, whllo the
over crowding at the park on recrea
tion days bespeaks a need of more
room, more games and more organ
ized recreation. Tho soofio of the
play movement Is well set forth In
tho following cxtra'ct from a recent
periedical:
Xeetl Itecreutlon.
"The recreation movement seeks to
promoto the establishment of play
grounds for tho children, athletic
and sports for tho oldor hoys and
girls; boating and swimming conters
for all tho people; parks for the use
and enjoyment of all tho people;
recreation and social centers either
in muulclpal recreation buildings and
In tho school buildings where all tho
Irrigation's Strongest Argument
Official J,lt of Jtalnfall During the
1905 190G 1907
April
May
Juno
July
..0.C7
,.3,59
.1.29
..0.05
0.98 2.07
3.0C
1.09
0.00
0.00
2.30
1,31
C.C7
0.38
2.22
0.G8
August . ...0,00
Sept ..0.89
Total 0,49 7.43 7.33
MEDFoun matt; TRimm, medfoud. okoon, i-r way, 'Apmii is. mm,
owes 100 per cent of all deposits
payablo In coin while tho total supply
of gold coin Is lcs than 10 per cent
of tho total deposits. No combina
tion of banks can chaugo tho despnr
Uy ot cash assets to liabilities, but
what legislation can do Is to glvo
tho banks power to pay depositors In
paper while all other debtors aro left
at tho mercy ot financiers In control
of gold supply.
Tho manipulation of money supply
under tho gold standard ghes tho
financier absolute power to fluctuato
tho initio of nil wealth In Inverse
ratio. Tho government Is ns help
toss as the banks and tho people, lo
calise there Is no remedy except by
complying with tho natural law of
supply and demunc, which regulates
value of all commodities.
Scientific money automatically reg
ulates nionoy supply to equal money
demand. It defines what money Is,
prohibits tho use of anything ns a
substitute for money, provides de
positaries for receiving deposits,
pays checks and Issues drafts on all
depositaries In the United States and
throughout tho money center of the
world freo ot exchange, receives Indi
vidual checks for collection nnd cred
its amount when paid without charge.
Tho treasury will receive the vast
revenue now extorted by tho bank
tn Interest, unclaimed deposits, and
lost checks. It will remove all risk
of loss to depositors, and the deposi
taries will tnko no risk of loss be
cause they mnko no loans, bonds be
ing tho solo Investment for deposits.
Tho officers ot tho banking depart
ment of depositaries cannot confer
nny favors, thotr duties will bo cler
ical only, and tho public will enjoy
all the advantages ot perfect banking
facilities without any of the risks In
nate to tho present banking system.
Financing public servlco corpora
tions under government ownership or
control could bo provided for by
Issuing money the samo as to states,
counties nnd municipalities.
Loans and discounts would contin
ue to bo handled by the banks,
thongh they would bo compelled to
open accounts with depositaries In
stead of paying and Issuing checks
themselves, but tho vast multitude of
bondholders, and tho government
monopoly of deposits, would render
tho perpetration of usury ns Impos
ftblo as tho salo of air to breathe.
peoplo of n community, Irrespective
of race or creed, may find opportu
nity for tho fullest posslblo recrea
tion, social and civic life. It pro
motes tho boy scout nnd tho camp
fire girls' organization as a scheme
fitted to meet tho social and-reerea-tlvo
needs of adolescent boys and
girls and as a training for citizen
ship; school and municipal camps;
organization of tramping clubs and
for nil forms of activities that will
cultlvato tho habit of nn outdoor life
In tho people; for u systo mof phys
ical education and athletics In tho
schools that will reach efficiently
every child Instead of a few as now
It seeks to provide facilities through
which musical, literary, dramntlc,
clvio and artistic talenta of tho peo
plo may find expression and encour
agement; for n constructive social
supervision of all commercial amuse
ments such as dance halls, moving
plcturo theaters, pool and billiard
parlors, saloons, skating rinks,
amusoment parks, etc.
1'durulioiinl Sffii Kelt.
"The providing of ample facilities
for tho fullest and most whplosomo
uso of tho leisure time of all tho peo
plo is believed to bo a community re
sponsibility and duty, Just ns import
ant as a system of public education.
"liccatiBo tho significance of tho
recreation movement in its deep and
fundamental relation to dependency,
Juvenile delinquency, adult delin
quency, tho vice problem education,
industrial efficiency, health and of
thu various problems arising out of
tho coming of largo numbers of Im
migrants, Is not yet understood b
tho people, thcro is need of contin
uous education, demonstration ami
promotion; and of assistance and ad
vice to prlvato and public uuthori
tics, attempting to handle play and
recreation nnd social probloms."
XOTIClI
Tho Iowa society will glvo a ban-
quet on Thursday evening, April 'it,
at St. Marks hall, COc per plate
Kindly notify tho secretary of tho
society or Mr. Iiinman If you will
bo able to attend, to umplo accom
modations will bo arranged,
Klx Growing .Monti's for Klglit Years.
1908 1909 1910 1911 1912
0.43 0.35 0.G9 1,27
4.40
1.40
0.83
0.11
0.04
0.4 C
0.C2
1.07
0.2G
0,04
0.04
1.4C
0.44
0.22
0.00
0.90
1.49
0.71
0.15
0.00
1.13
2.45
2.19
0.20
0.07
1.11
3.27 3.38 ' 3.C7 4.75 10,42
GAS
COMPANY
WOULD
SHUT
I
ALL COMPET
UN
8A1.KM, Ore., April IS. -The Ore
gon (las nnd Electric company,
which has plants at Ashland, Mcd
ford, tlrants Pass and Uosoburg, has
today asked tho state railroad com
mission whether It has tho authority
to prevent n competing public utllllj
from being grunted u franchise In t
city.
Tho company alleges that It Is los
ing money on Its plants, especially
at Medford, and recites that W. J.
Hills lit Medford has begun negotia
tions to bring n competing company
to that city, following tho lefusul or
tho Oregon Una nnd Uloctrlc com
pany to glvo nil option on Its plant.
In thu opinion or the Oregon (las
and Electric company such n move
would ho almost criminal, as It Is
losing nionoy under present condi
tions. "It Is true." stnted Mr. Hills to
day, when shown tho foregoing dis
patch from Salem, 'that Dr. E. II.
French and myself have been work
ing upon a plan to start a gas plant
Iu the valley. Wo plan to manufao
turo tho gas from tlu roal deposits
Just cast of tho city, which show up
splendidly under test. Thero nro
1,000,000 tons of coal blocked out
now and each ton will produce 10,-
000 cubic feet ot gas.
"Uy using this coal wo can put
'dollar gas on the market. Wo first
figured with tbo Oregon (las and
Electric company, but our negotia
tions have ended. We can mako gas
from coal at 60 cents n thousand cu
bic feet, distribute it for 22 to 2.
cents, which lcaes a reasonable
profit at $1 a thousand. Thu pres
ent rate paid In the city Is from J 1.50
to $1.75.
"Tho company doing business hero
at present says It costs them 97 cents
to manufacture and 22 cents to dli-
trlbutc. Their cost comes Iu tho
freight they pay to tho Southern Pa
cific to haul In oil.
"I do not sco how they can shut
nut a competing concern, oven If
thoy nro losing money."
I'ISIIi:it.Mi:.V, ATTENTION
An Important meeting of thu Fish
Protective association will bo held
this evening (Friday) Iu tho base
ment of tho public library at S
o'clock sharp. Thono Interested In
fish nnd fishing urged to attend.
W F. ISAACS. Pres.
The new Mxliu LaundnnlCnlUr (or
lh mnjr iSo-juntli o( men who demand
loinlHuu diif rttnt lion the ontmry c.dlir.
i Lmocofd unbrealulifo butloolwk
Idep'lver
Collars
tut longol in liundcitnj hold ihpe.
ceo, p. ide a co.
AUv Malm ot Ida Shlrlt
TnOY. N. V.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work CriarntMd
1'rlces IttaonbI
COFFEEN & PRICE
U Howard Block, Entrano on Stb BM.
Horn Fbon 34.
The Boys Know
You can't "put one over"
on them when it comes
to base ball.
They know what the
Spalding Trade -Mark
stands for, just as their
''daddies" the boys of
thirty years ago did be
fore them.
Thlr "d!dlt." howerer, did not know
of thu Cork Ontar ball tlia tilv Imquei'
gMcUIUU. ThaHpaldlncOMcUl Ntoonal
Iavua Cork Cvntcr boll, prlea 11.16, U tha
official ball of tha worU acrlca. Krtry boy
thould ImUt on lulnir a Cork Cunttr
ball whan ha Dlayt, othertflaa ha U not
g.ttlng tha full valua of hi ability.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
156 Geary Street, San Franclico
Dealer awywhtre cany flpaldjntf sood.
wHTc AS AR CTXAjSS
WtiSi 5t wH
M zes W 2 (or 25c
UPSET STOMACH
D
NDIGESTION
'TnH'V I'hipcpMlu'' Cuivt Hour,
(lasxy Stomachs Iu I'he
Minutes
Time It! In five minutes all slum
ach distress will go, No Indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching ot
gas, acid, or eructations ot undigest
ed food, no dltxInesH, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
l'apo'a ninpepslu I noted for Ita
speed In regulating upset stomarlu.
It Is the surest, quickest and most
certain remedy In tho whole world
nnd besides It Is hnrmless.
Millions of men and women now
eat their favorite foods without fear
they know now It Is needles to
hnvu a bad stomach.
Please, tor jour sake, get a large
fifty cent easo of Papa's Dlapepsln
from any drug storo and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable llfo Is too short- you nrn
not hero long, so mako your stay
agreeable. Kat what you like atid
digest It; enjoy It, without dread of
rebellion In the stomach.
Dlapepsln belongs In your home
anyway. It should be kept handy,
should one of the family eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them
or In case of an attack ot Indigestion,
dyspepsln, gastritis or stomach do
rnugemeut at daytime or during the
night It Is thero to glu the quick
est, surest relief known.
If You Are a
Drinking Man
You had better stop at onco or
you'll 1om your Job. I'vory lino of
business Is closing Its doors to
"drinking" men. It tuny bo your
turn next. Ily the nld of OltllINK
thousands of men have been re
stored to lives of sobriety and In
dustry.
We aro so sure that Oil It INK will
benefit you that we say to you that
If after a trial you fall to get any
benefit from Its use. your money will
bo refunded.
When you stop "drinking," think
of tho money you'll sntc; besides,
sober men nro worth more to their
employers nnd get higher wages.
Costs only II a box. Wo lmvo an
Interesting booklet about OltltlN'f-'
thnt wo aro giving away frro on re
quest. Call at our store and talk It
over. I.eon W. Mask Ins.
Sweet Sixteen
Comes but onco In her lifetime.
Lot tho portrait proservo tho record
of that happy ago. A visit to (he
photographer keeps fresh for all
time tho budding charms of sixteen
or tho bloom of twenty.
Think what thoso pictures will
mean to you and to her, In tho after
yenrs.
Modern equipment nnd tho nntur
al, homelllie surroundings of tho up-to-dato
studio, Inxuro faithful nnd
artistic portraiture.
1 am Tho Photographer iu your town.
H. C. MACKEY
I. Main nnd Central, Medford, Ore.
Ugly Sons
Quickly Banished
You Marrcl How Worst Skin Erup
tions Disappear as Result of
Famous Remedy.
aLLLLL - V VaB
If you have been fighting soma blood
trouble somo crupllvo skin rtloae. call
It eczema, lupus, psoriasis, malaria,
scrofula or what you will, thero I but
one sure, safo way to euro II, Ask at
nny drug store for a 1.00 botllo of
H. fl. B. nnd you nro tbon on tbo road to
health, Tho notion of this remnrkublo
rcrnetly Is Jut ns direct, Junt us Kiiltlve,
juit oh certain In JM Inllucnca as that
the sun rlacs In thu eqt. It Is one of
those rnro inoillcul forcu which act In
tliu blood with tho samo decreet of cer
tainty tlmt Is found In all naturul ten
dencies. Tho manner In which It dom
inates and controls tha mysterious trans,
feremo of rich, red, imro urtorlal blood
for tho diseased venuua blood Is mur
vtlous. Out through every skin poro news,
gorms nnd other blood Impurities uro
forced In tho form of Invlnlblo vapor,
Tho lungs hreatho It out, tho liver Is
stimulated to consume a great proiwr
lion of Impurities, tho stomach nnd In
testines cruso to t'duvcy Into tho blood
stream tho caturrhal, malarial germs;
the bowels, kidneys, bladder nnd all
cmunctorlcA of tho body aro inarahallcd
Into a flghtlnj,' forco to expel overy ves
tige of eruptive illnwwo.
Thero Is scarcely a. community nny
Whore but what has its living exnmpln
of tho wonderful curative effects of
8. B. B. Got ft Ixittlo of this fumouu
rcmody to-day, and If your caso Is stub,
born or peculiar write to Tbo Hwlft Hw
cine Co., 127 Hwlft nidg., Atlanta, On.
Their medical laboratory Is famous und
is conducted by renowned experts la
iiooa and gain Umm
STAR
THEATRE
Wu tA'nd Others Follow
Complete Cliange of I'Mure Today
tint Iteuular IVograiu of 1,000 l-Vet
of I'lltu and Hong This Afternoon
From 'J to n.
TO.NKillT IS YOtlU liAHT
CIIANCIl TO Hl'li Till! DAUdll-
AHMJ COMI'DV '
"WHAT IIAl'l'I'NIID TO JONI'N"
3 Threo Acts
It's it Ittot Of l'lin
NKNtOlt Class M. II. S.
Classy show of films between 7 und
S when tho curtain goes up.
MONO MUHIO I'lTl'UTS
Afternoon a tn .T I'wnlug 7 Sharp
AI-TICIINOON .1o AND 100
l'vcnlug deserved seats R0e
COMINO
"li. SAI.O.MI'''
April S&-2H
The Satisfied Smile
wivir
Is generally to bo found on the dpi
of the man who has perfect teeth
and the smile becomes him under
such conditions. It us havu chargo
of your teeth nnd rare for them, nnd
wo will guarantee that they will
never pain you and never shame yon
In public. Wu urn fnmlllar with all
branchim ot thv profcluu uud our
rhnrgca nro reasonable.
Lady Attendant.
DR. BARBER
Tin: iii-'Ntist
Over Daniels for Duds. Corner Muln
and Central. I'hono U.'.K-U.
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of tho
Mcdford Commercial Club
Amateur Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Tntorior and exterior views
Ilnsh lighta
Negatives made any time
.nnd any placo by appoint
ment. 208 E. Main Phono 1471
oi'i:.v Ai'itin 1st
BILL OFFUTT
Automobile Expert
Now Located at thu
Crater Ijiko Oarage
III! S. Dartlett Street
ItcuMiiiahlo 11 Ice. Work ('iiuruutccil
Defit of Deferent cs
Cure Washed uud Tiros I'xchnuuud
Oarugu I'hono 2V-II.
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, I). O.
Public Land Matters: Flual Proof.
Dusort Lands, Contest und Mlnlng
Cascs. Scrip.
y afisBa7
RHP-
N. L. Townsend
PAIXTI'lt AND JM'COHATOIl
llavo Your Painting, Tinting and
Papor Hanging Douo by a Practical
Mechanic Prlcoa Itlght. Satisfac
tion Uiiurantood.
Phono liiU-It
70 Uojuiett Ave,
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
j ISIS THEATRE j
ViUIIUiVllililJ
:; WAIiTKIIM ANDMPHItAV
;; Uefluod Comedy Knlortnlnniit
('resenting
I! Thnt Kuiitty Follow Willi 1IU
! I SultniHO Automobile
; Photo PIii)h Friday ami Hat.
IDS ClltliDKI'N
llramn
Till: WAIt COltltFSI'ONDF.NT
iinium
A MONTANA MINUF
Kitsuiiiiy Comedy
CIlMlVd MI'.VDAV
t nn: novi. ami'miii:m
COMPANY
n. i'm pi !- n
GO
TO
IT
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
You'to protmbly milked tlmt on Fri
day and Saturday we bale hwii of
fcrliig I'liriwinlliinrlly strong pro
grniiK. 'I Ilia itrck it no rvcrptloii.
It It unuMinlly lnlcrrltug.
TOXMIIIT
Tilt: CHAINS OF AN OATH"
Two Heel Vllagrnph
InleiiM'ly Drnnintle
ItuialuM Slory
TONKIIIT
"Til if SPA NISI I PAIlltOT tllHIi"
Kollg Drama
TONKIIIT
"Till'. TI.MI'IA HATH"
Sollg Comedy
TONIOHT .
"A TOUU OF Till. AliW"
Pnlho Hcetila
TONKIIIT
FMnt'llFH FISH, Tenor
.MIIS. WOniAVOKTIt
Our Slegan:
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