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Newspaper Page TextJt,N YKtrnvcnm. MRDFOttD MATTi TKTBTOR MEDFOim OTCTCflON. KATUKDAV, MAY 10, 101.1. TTfrJ ---- "" i M EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MinSrc rKNDKNT NKWBPArBtl. WVHRT AI'TKHNUON RI1NDAT 11Y fllH FOriU PlUNTINO CO. Th Demoerntlo Times, Thn Mrdford MalL Til Medfonl Trlbuno, Thn Bourn em Orppnnlun, The Anhlixnd Trlbun. Offlctt Mall Trlbunn llullilln. 2&-J7-I North fflr atrcett telephone "5. QBOnQB X'UTNAM. KJItor and MnnRcr Hntired as acconJ-clnn matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March , 179. Official Panrr of the City of Medford. Official Paper of Jackaon County. THE PRESIDENT'S BROTHER. HBBCJtEPTIOH JU.Tr. One year, by mall ., . 13.00 One month, by wall .(0 Per month, delivered by carrier In Aienioru, jacKRonvni ana cen tral lolnt .80 PaturdiT nnlr. br mall, ner year 3.00 Weekly, per year. . U5 IWOKX CMCtmATIOJT. Dalty average for eleven monthi end ing November 30, itll. ttSt Tho two tramps arrested nt MciU fonl Thursdny morning on suspicion of being (ho men who looted the Golden Ilulo store nt Hoscburg have both acknowledge their gnilL They wore, when nrrcsted stolen shoes nnd lints nnd C5 of the 100 pennies tnken from tho fitoro till. Tho missing 35 cents was spent for food at QrnnU TflRS. Two units of clothes were included in tho loot from tho store, hut the trousers worn by ono of the thieves was all that wns found of cither suit. They claimed thnt other hoboes stole tho missing garments, n story that tho officers do not believe. It is thought tho men cashed them some where between Roseburg and Med where between llosoburg nnd Med fonl. Tho thieves say they rode the blind of tho south-bound Shasta Limited out of IJoKcburg during the Tuesdny-Wdcncsday midnight hour, but wcro put off at Glcndale, where they subsequently boarded n freight train nnd continued their trip south. DEATH CALLS MOTHER FROM BABY DAUGHTER JCrs. C. E. Swninson died nt her home in this city at 3 o'clock Satnr day morning. She leaves a husband rind a 10-day-old daughter. She will bo taken to her former hone at Iota, Kansas, for interment. With her at the timo of her death was her husband, her mother, Mrs. C. L. Whit Inker and a sister of Iolo. Mr. and Mrs. Swninson hnvo re sided in Medford over two years. Mr. Swninson is n printer' nnd has been employed in the different shops of tho city, the past few months by the Mail Tribune. ' Mrs. Swninson wns bom nt loin, Kansas nnd wns 22 years, two months nnd 21 days old. Sho had a large clrclo of friends hero who sincerely mourn her death. SECRETARY BRYAN PRAISES PRESIDENT WILSON'S PLAN NEW YOIIK, May 10. William Jennings Bryan, speaking at a din ner given lout night in honor ot the foreign monitors ot the International conferenco arranging ono hundred years ot peace among the English speaking nations declared that the new peace plan offered by President Wilson to nil nations is tho latest step toward peace. It contemplates tlmo for Investiga tion and deliberation, bo eald, and thus makes tho possibility ot war ro- inoto. Bonn's subject was tho pro gress toward pcaco. Ho said that part ot the United States In Uie cause of pcaco tnuBt of necessity ho largo !ccauBO moro than any other nation It had a population attachod by blood to nearly all other nations. Peaco between tho United States and Great llrltain was tho keynote of other addresses ot tho evening. Tonight's function marked tho last of many that bavo engaged tho dele gates hero for tho laBt week. To morrow they start for Boston. WOODKOW WILSON is not tho only member of the family thnt has J?00'! stuff, in him. J lis younger brother Joeis ovitiently worth while. Joe Wilson is n hard working newspaper man. Begin ning as n reporter upon n country paper in Tennessee, he worked hard and with Scotch thrift, saved his money, with the ambition of becoming some day a "Washington cor respondent. As n step in the realization of his ambition, he went to work for the Nashville Banner, where he eventually became political reporter, hoping to he sent to the nation's capital, instead ho was made city editor at n. salary of $3C per week. Then 'Woodrow Wilson was elected nnd the country realized that the president's only brother was a Nashville newspaper man. A New York insurance company of fered him n job at $12,000 a year. A New York trust company raised the offer to $2-1,000. Big newspapers all over the country made flattering proposals, lie found he could realize his ambition as Washington correspond ent and secure a total salary of $15,000 a year. Joe Wilson refused the insurance offer, lie turned down the trust company's offer, lie needed the money but he realized that he would be merely selling his broth er's name. He rejected the brilliant newspaper offers he knew he would simply embarrass the president. Ho is still nt work at his desk drawing his $35 per. How cheap in contrast with tho conduct of the presi dent's only brother is the self-seeking greed of tho average office seeker, politician and near relation or the great. Joe Wilson is an honor toliis profession. HAWLEY'S SOUNDING BRASS. WHAT Congressman Hawley lacks in ability and prcs . . . tigc, he makes up in gall. He is now claiming, in tho Salem papers, sole credit for the Crater Lake Park ap propriations carried in the civil sundry bill which he hns had nothing to do with. Tho civil sundry bill hns been passed by the house just as it was when Taft vetoed it and the park appropriation carried is unaltered from that secured by Senator Jonathan Bourne in the closing hours of the session. The history of this appropriation is still fresh in the minds of the people. The civil sundry bill as reported by the sonnto, contained $150,000 appropriation for Crater Lake Park improvement placed there by Senator Bourne as chairman of the appropriation committee. TIio Iiouso struck tins appropriation out. Tiie senate reinserted it. The house refused to concur. Senator Bourne as a conferee, secured a compromise at $75,000, nnd the bill so passed, oulv to be vetoed as the Inst net of Tnft. Yet Representative. Hawley, whose little influence lay with Uncle Joe Cannon, and who is totally without in fluence and well-nigh helpless under the democratic regime, clnims solo credit in his usual brazen mnnuer as he lias for everything thnt has happened since ho wns first elected to congress. There is no question, but thnt Congressman Hawley did what he could in behalf of Crater Lake, but his influence was shown when the house twice struck out all appropria tion for the lake. Air. Hawlev is entitled to credit for making a sincere effort, but spoils it all when ho brnssily asserts that ho did it au. He not onlv filches credit be longing to others, to strut in stolen plumes, but assumes thnt his constituents arc fools enough to swallow his guff and are ignorant of what is going on. DR. AYRES WOULD APPLY PSYCHOLOGY TO JOB HUNTER Or. Leonard 1. Ay-res bin just written for the Untied States Hurenu of Education, n Miuiiunry of prac tical psychology, thnt i psyehology us applied to the mail who wauls u job. Psychology, he insists, may de termine whether or not u candidate for u place ns motormiin oil u street car or n chauffeur is worthy of the job. I If calls attention to tho fact that 1'rofes.sor Muuslerberg of Har vard tested motormcu in Huston, and found out by psychological tests thnt 2. per cent of the candidates hud to be eliminated, b. E. Thompson nscl psychological tests, "called reaction time tests," in seleeting girls to pick flaws in the bteel bulls used in bull bearing. Dr. Ayre sees great possibilities in psychological tests for choosing the right persons for jobs, lie say: "When the bct issiblo adjust ment hhull hnvo been nttnincd be tween work nnd workman each one will have his full opiwrtunity to achieve at least something for com monwealth nnd common wcnl. The task ot tho world will be better done and tho workers will receive greater rewards, deeper joy and fuller nt isfnetion in their doing." SCHOOLS IN LEAD N SPELL NG CONTES I llesult of series of count v spelling and nritlnnotio contests. The three lending schools in chit" "A", (lold Kill, Wanner Creek nnd District No. 100. Five lending schools In class "It", I'pper Trail, Antelope, l.ono Pine, Dewey and Audeixon Creek. These eittht schools will he jjlvcii n final test ,Mny Kith. Words for 'the final I i'l in wpelling wilt be tul.cn from the 1 i - I of study woids prev iously submitted, and the problems for the final tcs in nritluuetic will be similar to those previously given. A complete report of the contest will he mnde lifter the final test. it ci'iuis whim: voir walic 1'ko Allen's 1'oot-Kune, tho untlcp tlc powder to bo shnkoii Into the Hhocs. It tiiNtautly taken tho stlm? out of corns, ItehliiK feet, hmrowhiu nulls, and bunions. It's tho urcatoHt comfort dlmovery of tho ago. Al leu's Koot-Kmio makes Unlit or now hoes feel cany. t.ndlcH can wear allocs ouo Him smaller after nuliitf. It Is a certain relief for ftwimtluu. callous nnd hvuiIIcu, tender, nehlng feet. Try It today. Sold everywhere 2rie. Trial pneka;o free. Addrens Allen S. Olmsted, l.o Itoy, N. V, Bittner's Real Estate & Employment Bureau The Principles of Money MOOSE TO GIVE DANCE AT THE HATAT0R1UM Tho Loyal Order of Moos will give an invitational dunce at tho Nata torium next Wednesday evening which will bo ono of the enjoyable Hocial ovcnls of tho season. Novel ties in tho way of dancing whilo Bind ing is going on will bo introduced. I WANT AN APPLE OKCHAIU) I will bo in Medford with a cash buyer for a ton or fltteon aero applo orchard In full bearing, ono which bus alroady netted at least $350 per acre. Will talk only with owners. Olvo detailed description and lowest cash price In your reply. Address Southern California, caro Mall Trib une Office, 42 (By E. L. McClure.) We hear a great deal about liquid currency to supply tho demand for money. Wailo confidence in money supply is maintained nnytbing that will pass current through tho clear ing iiouso serves tho purposo as a substitute for money. Clearing house certificates and fictitious holidays saved'tho banks from default In pay ment to depositors, but ull other debtors suffered tho full penalty of depreciation in the Taluo of wealth which they wore compelled to sacri fice to meet tho payment ot their" obligations. A central bank with power to Is sue money to meet any emergency is the Aldrlch plan to protect tho banks from, the necessity of paying depos itors in gold coin, but as long as tho standard of valuo is fixed in gold coin, nothing can effect tho valuo of tho dollar but the. supply and de mand of gold coin. The banks be ing authorized to pay their money obligations in paper is a special priv ilege other debtors nro denied and aggravates tho Injustice to all other debtors whose wealth is depreciated in inverse ratio with tho increased value of gold coin. Tho constant peril of every bank can ho readily comprehended by con sidering their total liabilities to de positors ($20,000,000,000) compared with tho total Bupply of gold coin ($1,000,000,000) in tho United States. It Is an unsound financial system and there Is no posBlblo rom ,edy to prevent panic and vlolont fluctuations in tho supply and do maud of gold coin under tho gold standard. No bank could pay 100 per cent to depositors if forced Into liquidation and compolled to soli its assets under tho hammer. Scientific money provides a porfect romody for all tho defects in money. It will automatically maintain equili brium between tho supply and do mand for monoy which will make tho valuo of monoy fixed and unchange able. All deposits mado in the bank ing department of United States de positaries will remain on hand either In money or bonds and would always bo ih readiness to go Into liquidation and pay 100 per cent on demand to every depositor, which is tho only absolutely sound banking system, and Is Impossible of realization with out, scientific monoy. Dank officers In United States de positaries would be released from all responsibilities but tho performance of the simplest clerical duties. They would have no favors to confer nnd could not assume any risk. Any por son complying with regulations could deposit monoy, nnd no check would be paid without tho money was on doposit to tho credit of tho account tho chock was drawn on. Drafts would bo drawn payable at any other depositary without charge. Deposi taries would recelvo for collection without chargo, Individual checks drawn on other depositaries and credit tho amount when advised of the payment thus any depositor could pay his obligations with his own check anywhero In tho world without cost to himself or his creditor. Depositaries would bo opened nt every postofflco where thoro was sufficient population to need bank ing facilities. The bookkeeping would bo tho simplest of all book keeping. Kvory cl'icck would bo a debit, every doposit a credit. Thoro would bo a numerical designation for each depositor. Assorting truyB numerically urranged would provide perfect records for immedlato rofor onco to balances, listing tho checks and doposlts on total entry sheets, posting totals to ledger cards and proving the accuracy of tho entries by a dally balance, nuder u systom universal to depositaries, would bo repeated over and over every day and easily learned by any person of ordinary Intelligence. United States depositaries would monopolize tho business of bank do poslts, becauso It would glvo tho most perfect service and absoluto secur ity, which would compel all oxlstlng banks to go into liquidation, IJauks would naturally contluuo to handle loans and discounts selling to bond holders securities bcnrlug higher rates ot tuterest,-but tho unlimited demand for tho eurrcnt rnto or In terest by tho vasutnultltiido of bond holders would end forever the per petration of usury nnd there would bo no uso for tho word in the 1'nullsh language. OREGON UNIVE8SITY DEFEATS WASHINGTON 75 TO 56 KPOKNB, May 10. A thrilling re lay race, and tho breaking of tho Pacific coast Javelin record, with a high wind and muddy track, wcro features of tho Oregon Washington dual track meet hqro Friday. Tho meet was won by Orogon 75 to C6. Tho meet was tied at 35 points nnd It was not until Orogon won two places In tho high hurdles, thrco events from tho last, that Oregon cinched victory. Easy to Get Relief From Indigestion Your stomach should digest tho food you out, without tho aid of any artificial digestives. If It won't do that, then you am continually sub ject to dyspepsia, Indigestion, heart burn, headaches and constipation. Instead of tukinn digestive medi cine, take steps to get your stomach and Intostlnes again In a healthy natural condition. Jnyne's Tonic Vermlfugo will do this for you If you will take It regularly. It Is not a digester of foods, but It will restore your stomach and Intestines so that thoy will attend to their natural furia tlous, dlgostlug what you cat nnd giving strength to tho body. For moro than eighty years thou sands of men nitd women who had suffered tho pains caused by dyspep sia and indigestion have been prais ing this Toulo us tho only remedy which brought tioni permanent re lief. As tho Tonic acts directly upon tho stomach and Intestines, It Is a natural upputlzer nnd strength builder, Many forms of supposed Indlgni tlon aro tho result of Intestinal par asites, for which Juyno's Tonic Ver mlfugo Is unsurpassed. InsUt upon Jayno's; accept no other. Hold by druggists everywhere Dr. I). Juyno & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. ki:i: Tin: mvkv hi. 1 1: until Do you know that there Is A Iteputatliiii of years behind tho Dlnmomls we sell? And do you know that tho V a I ii t m backed by our per sonal gunrantro of over stone -has mnde that reputa tion? Our stock both of set and unset stones, Is on.' of tho most carefully selected In America nnd for this rennou y o u cannot make nny mistake In purchasing hero. (HtAIH'ATIOK I'llllNIINTS of ull descriptions In tho w a t c h, Jewelry and sllverwaro Hue, toilet sets, mesh bags vanity cases. .MAHTIN J. ItKDIlV Tim .It'tt elcr Near Postofflco SPRAY NOW FOR FRUIT AVc aro prepared io spray your fruit trees to prevent wormy fruit. i)rop a card to Powell & Watson ?. V. 1). No. 1. John A. Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 28 S. UAKTMOT Phones M, 17 and 17-J-3 Ainbulaiico Service BILL OFFUTT Automobile Expert Now Located at tho Crater Iiko (Inriigo 33 S. Hnrtlott Street Itcusonublo Prices, Work (Juarantoed Ilcst of Itefcrenri'S Caro Washed and Tires Hxchangod Garngo Phono 29-lt. Luxury Without Extravagance Hotel Von Dorn 242 Turk Street Finest popular priced Hotel in San Francisco i 'ut nam: 70 ac rim, lit) a cleared and liiltl vntcd, small orchard, iirapo vineyard, water right, timber, K room limine, outbuildings, Will take part city property, rest cash. Price 3tl00, KM ncrcH on ApplcKiitc, 7 room house, l! liariiH, KM acres under fence In cultivation, water right. Wilt take some city property, sotno cash. Price (1700. 1! Id iicrei, water right, small house, chicken house, close In. Will lako team, wagon and harness ns part pay. Price $tlB0. HID acres, stock ranch, :i(! acres In cultivation, under fence, K acres al falfa, 100 acres agricultural land, unlimited range, R room house, 2 barns. Price fin pir acre. Terms. Large nnd small tracts, Improved and unimproved, cheap. .Many trades for city property. IIouho and lots for sale nt a sac rifice, on tho Instalment plan. llt'SINIWM OIIANCIW .1 room furnished hnuso and lot HO worth of chickens, horse, buggy and harness; good gaideii. Pilco 1000; 1 1 'Jr. will handle this. KMI'MIVMCNT (tlrls nnd women for hoimework, In and out of city. Cook. Itaneh hands. Wood ciittors. good propoaltluu. MRS. EMMA BITTNER lies. Phono 1IKIII..V Plume 8.1H. OpHHklt NhMi Hotel HOOMS O Mild 7, VMM 11LOOK. J. H. Mulhollen PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. TINTING and GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING Pliolie (lll.'I.V :1LM) Wet Setiiiid Street FOR SALE Small Irrigated ranch near city reservoir. House, barn, shed, tc Telephone and city water. Family orchard, liorrlos, garden. New fr soli all planted. Ideal location for market gardening, berrlen or small orchard. Huy this ranch now and gel the benefit of this year's crop. II. L. NOIH.IT, Owner Phone lOtg-L. Modern Central Hochambeau Heglsterod. DAPPl.i: (1II.W STALLION f! Years Old Service IJ'JO lo liiMiro KITH MAILS' Wo nlsn train horses mid colts and break them of all iioxlniis habits. Sat isfaction guaranteed. l. o. va.v vi:ui:x Main It! .lac Uhon Wile Draperies Wn carry ft vrrjr coinpletn lino of arsiwrlrit. fnc rurttilnn. fliliirc. te., ml tin nil clnnvci) of utiliolnliTlns A prclil limn n took nrW this work rxclunlvply ninl will kiva na k'! sarvlcn im In im.ii,0 l0 Kll ln ena tho lurKcRt cltloa. Weeks & McGowan Co. Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, l). o. Public Land Matters: rinal Proof. Desert Lands, Contest nnd Mining Cases. Scrip. The Medford Warehouse aKNL'UALKTOIMOU Oregon's Most up-tn-dnto FIro-proof Wurehoiiiio with llurglnr-proof Vuult. For rates apply WHERE TO GO TONIGHT ISIS THEATRE i VAUDKVILLH OVLAIti: AXI M'DONAMI Present an Irish Feature Classy Singing, Talking and Dancing Photo Plays Friday ami Mnt'd'y I Hlill AMI Will I L ItOSIIS Vttugrnph Special Full or Vital Throbs with Miss Leah llalrd, In T Pails t tiii: thaii. of tiii: itch. 1. NO PAUM Comedy t Matinee Saturday and Sunday. T liTtr4rfeit"Hm STAR THEATRE Medfuld'H Leading Photoplay 'theatre Frederick Warde AS Richard 111 FIVE REELS, 5000 FEET FRIDAY and SATURDAY ADMISSION' fie AND Mr Deputy Coroner I J&s02 MEDFORD REALTY & IMPROVEMENT CO. MuuuBora E.D.Weston Official Photofjrnphor of tho Medford Commercial Club Amateur iFinisIiiiitf 1'ost Cards Panoramic- Work Portraits Interior and oxterior views Flash lights Negatives made anv time and any place by appointment. 208 E. Main Phone 1471 PLUMBING Stoam and Hot Water Heating All Work cmnrnhttrfl 1'rlctD Itraaiiiifttiln COFFEEN & PRICE S8 Howard Block, nntrsne on Cth It. Hum Fiiona 8. Baft located and moat lopulnr lotel in the City. Running dhnilled ice water in each room. European Plan, a la Gtrtc Cnfe. 4 Tariff on Rooms 12 rooms 91.00 each 00 rooms . . . . 1,50 each CO rooms 2.00 each 00 rooms VtllU piit Ulb 2.00 each SO rooms wilb pilule liilh 2.50 each 30 aullei, bedroom, par lor and both 3.00 each For more than one cueit add $1.00 extra to tho above rates for each additional guett. Reduction by week or month, 9 Mamittmtnt Chttltr IV. Klty F.G.ANDREWS .. Lobboo of drill uud Dining Itoom, M