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' PA'GTCRTX. BEDFORD MATTJ TRmTTNE, MTCDFOTCD. OKKflON. TUESDAY, OCTOmW. 21, WW. MER owns FAVOR NEW HER Ml ANDHEARSAMUELS Mrrclinnls nt tlicir rcpnlnr incel ' nl llio MciUYiil lintel .Muinln.v Jiijzlit n1olc1 a ii"oltiliii f.iverinj: 1lii' iMitaiice of .fiO.OOU liomls fur the building of a tccrc rcM-rvoir mid jiipn lino to protect llio eily in ease nf repetition of tlio brenk in the wa ter pipe under the Hoar ercek liridpj, wlileh left tlio city helpless before fire and disenxe. The oii'.o of the inrotiiij was that one warning vva cinincli. After discussion of the merits and denuu its of "green stamp" and "cntnloRiios," a committee was or dered appointed to make n report on the question. The merchants decided to continue the .10 a month inli hcription to the l'nn-1 IclKnic Mr:etv rest room for the balance, of the year. On llonio Industry Ij. Samuel, founder and general unnnnRerot tho Oregon Life. Insurance, company matlo a logical talk on tho advantage, of Mcdford business men cooperating and upbuilding Medford Institutlonx, nnd Oregon Institutions and thereby keeping Oregon money In Oregon. Ho urged them to get rid of tho parasites who llvo on tho life of tho Medford business man and con tribute nothing to his prosperity. He called attention to tho fact that the Medford business man builds the Bchoolliouses, churches, streets and other conveniences which tho parasite uses practically without a thank you, but when the parasite needs merch andise he sends away for It becauso possibly It appears to him that ho can save a little by doing so. Referring to tho fruit Industry which ho declar ed was but In Its Infancy ho urged business men to cooperate with grow ers so that a larger homo market for fruits be mado by educating the peo ple (o use fruits moro liberally as an everyday diet and becauso of tho su perior medicinal Qualities of fruits In general and tho applo moro particu larly. Ho urged tho Importance of having tho Roguo Itlvor applo fea tured on tho hotel bill of faro hero In Medford as well as on the diners of tho Southern Pacific railroad. He re ferred to Oregon's stato motto, "Sho Kites With Her Own Wings," and proved most conclusively that Oregon Is In every wty fitted by nature to fly with her own wings, or to go it alono, so to say and while bo did not advocato fencing In Oregon ho reas oned that Oregon's greatest prosper ity can best bo brought about by giv ing prcforonco at all times to Oregon mado goods. Hoot for Oregon Mr. Samuel said ho hoped every clllzon would constltuto himself a special commlttco to talk Oregon first last and all of tho tlmo and that whenever tho opportunity presented Itself to boost for Oregon and tho ad vantages It offers In tho way of superior climate, superior products and suporior llfo and health condjt- jio urged nis hearers to re- SULZER'S STORY OF I TAMMANY GRAF STIR IW BEFORECOMMIT Ions. member that every successful Orcgon entcrprlso roflccta credit on every othor Oregon entcrprlso and every Oregonlan. Ills rcmarkB wcro Inter spersed with pertinent and amusing stories and his suggestions mot with great favor and round after round of applause greeted Ills most telling points. Nl'.W YORK, OH. 'Jl. U (lover inn Sttlxcr'ri story of ''Tnininnn.v lto-" Chillies V. Murphy's nttempt to control Jiis iitlmiiiMrntion nt Al bany, supplemented lnt nitwit by the statement from liU former special prnft investigator, John A. lleitnc-sy hud stirred up fully iw much commo tion hero today as the deposed exec utive could have possibly wished. Murphy, indeed, not lieiiij: in the field for nny office, could nfford to maintain n dignified t itudei refus ing to comment on Sulcr's ueciisn. lions. H was different with Kdwnrd MeCnll. Tiimmmiv's nominee foi mayor, whom Hennesy named from the platform at Cooper union ns a go-between of Murphy in his political ileaN. The" vehemence of the denial lie issued showed how deeply he fel' the accusation. Will lleln Mitchell I'olitieiaiw generally. however said that the bringing of liw nnuir into the controversy certainly woub' bo n big help to John l'urroy Mtieli ell, the fuion mayoralty candidate. Denials were also exacted, though they hud not yet been issued, froi" Trustee William K. l'aiue of th Kquitable Life Assurance society who was mentioned by Hennery as the bearer f Mtirnliv'x miM-ntie- t Snlzcr that it was "Oaffney or war." and from Treasurer Arthur 1 Mc Lean, charged by llenncssy with making eamnaltni collections of thousands from higlnvnv mid ennn' contractors of which, llenncssy in serted, no public record was ever made. Tammany enmnaig-iers in MeCiill'- interest were not relieved, either, h Icnnesyg promise to tell more. during the week, of the nllegrd "alii- nncc between Me Call and Murphy." Sulcr Oets Ovation SuUer, for all of his removal from tho governorship nnd the full sub stantiation of the charges against him in connection with the impeach ment proceedings, developed strength which surprised even his friends. He received a tremendous ovnt'oe following his nomination last nidi' ns nssemjilyman on the progressive ticket, nnd it was considered n cer tainty that he would be elected More than this, it was evident thn he would be the dominating figure in the campaign nnd it was expected lie would stump Manhattan for Mitchell. I'ralirt UN Hc-clectlon His friends wero convinced that, following his expected election to the assembly, he will he given tho senk ership and that bis return to the executive office will ensue nt the next stnto election. Though his own graft inveslignt ors, Hcnncssy handled him severely in pnrjs of his Cooper union address last night, his summing up was far from unfavorable. 'I shall not here nor nnywln re ! ul tempt to defend William Siil.erV work or doings or nets previon to tho time he became governor," sub' Henncssy, "hut in his official capac ity ho stood against everv thren', ev ery bribe nnd every promise -f ferment." T SUICIDE BE SURE TO SEE DR. COPP T OPRISI L LISHOX, Oct. L1. Tlio republican nntliurilitiK Hipielclied today what the newspaper, HI Mutido, asserted was scheduled to bo n' general uprising u royaiibiB. At the Inst moment the conspirator evidently lost their none, for they turned out only in small numbores for tho demonstration they hud planned, and theso wero locked up haforo mnny people know that anything unusual was being at tempted. Reports of similar ilascoes wero iceeived from other points tliioiiylioiit tho countiv. T JO SEE SUFFRAGETIE WASHINfJTO.V, Oct. 21. If Mrs. 1'nnkliurst Btlcka to her expressed (lutermluutlon not to visit tho whlto houso oxcopt upon nn Invitation sho nml tho president will not meet, It was stated at tho oxocutlvo mansion today. If sho calls, however, Bhe will bo recolved. Immigration Com nilsslouor General Camluettl sail today that, In granting her an au dience, tho president could not bo construed to havo set tho seal of his official approval upon militancy. OUTLINE PLAN TO SAY DEMON RUM KANSAS CITV, Mo., O.t. 21. Mcmbcra of n. committee iipiwiinteil three years ago hv tho national coun cil of Congregational churches to in vestigate the liquor trade nnd report nl the council, which will open here tomorrow, Bnid today that their re port will outline a plan for wiping out tho traffio throughout the coun try. TV0 DAYS FORESTRY EXAMS BEING HELD AT HIGH SCHOOL A two days forestry examination will bo hold at tho Medford high school Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Tho examination will test both tho rangors' mental and physi cal power. Tho first day will bo con fined to written questions, whllo the second and laet day will bo taken up with packing, a civil servlco examina tion, and anyono falling will not bo employed by tho government along this lino of work. PIIILADl'LlMIIA, 0.1. 'JL- "Ate von contemplating suicide? Don't take the step until you have seen the Uev. Zed llolr.el Copp, Philadel phia." Thus you ui'ght read an ad vertisement of the Uev. Mr. CoppV "mental clinic." if the Presbyterian minister who conceived the idea and is putting it into excellent effect and results, needed to advertise. He doesn't. His work in Philadelphia has advertised itself like it did in Washington, 1). t Besides filling the pulpit of one of the most exclu sive and wealthy churches of the Quaker City, the Uev. Zed Copp h.i- nia.le an eiiinliie reputation lis . Nemesis for "blues." menial .lcpres- siou and "grouches" through his free "mental clinic." ' "There is hope for the menial prisJ oner confined in the cell of lis owi despair. He need not suim.te in outer o escane the execution of relentless fate. There is alwavs a living way out, if lie w II only look for it." Thus sHike the Uev. Mr. Copp, when asked about the clinic. Pator Copp's the ory, based on ohscrwt'ioti, is that su icide is the result of sin either one's own, or another's against body, mind or spirit. His method is trnfment is psyelio nhysiral the pastor explained, lie greets the would-be suicide cordially and pit's him or her at case and le hiMitiou. Then he requires a stote- nc"l of facts, without mental rcser- at!on, concerning the "patient s condition. Heredity, training nml environment nre gone over ery care fully witii a view of ascertaining what iK'r.scctive and .estimnte of life was conceived by the patient in the days of his formntixc stages. During this time Pastor Copp is iihysicallv searching and sounding his patient, endeavoring to calm the mind, restore tho oise, and relax the nervous tension. In n little wh'le the tragic lines of the face .soften into rcMise, change to cheerfulness nnd new lines of happy conviction its the patient rescinds to the "treatment." Oao of Pnstor Copp's favorite meth ods of convincing a "pationt" that all is not dark and dismal in life is to have him gnze fixedly at a given spot on the wall, concentrating the mind thereon, and then look upon a white curtain. Of course, the sots show for a time ntid then fado away out of sight. "Thus it is," lie explains to his vis itor, "with your troubles. You have looked upon it so long without changing your mental view that you cannot see anything else. Your li tross is purely local, but you have mnde it goneral to your mind by ill lowing fear constantly develop a highly mngnified moving picture of trouble. Stop it. Let hope work in, you, nml you will always find a living way out of all kinds of trouble." RH SPEAKS TEACHERS T OD AT GRANTS PASS (WANTS PASS, Oct 'JL JEWS: POLICE RESCUE Some three titiiulroi o.l.l public school teachers from Jackson and Joseph ine counties nre in atten.luuee at the annual bi-countv teachers' institute. The following is the pregram: TiiCMluy, October -I 0:00 Music.' 0 t'JO A.klrcss, subject selected, J. A. Churchill, state superintendent. 10:10 DeMirtment sissions; IVi inary, reading, Uub Shearer: inter mediate and advanced, u tiling e,er cis,. Agnes Jones; principals, super intendent and high school, staii.lar.l i.ation, leader U. U, Tin nee, discus siou, P. S. Collins. J, A. eiiiiiclull, (leo. A. ltpseec: rural and iiulusliui!. value of belter train..! tcuehets, M. S. Pitlmun. 11:00 -Uec.ws. 11 :10 Assembly nddios. "Phases of Agricultural Kducation," l". L Oriffin. I::i0 Music. 1 :-IO Assembly nililrcM, subject seieeie.i, ir. no.tge. 'J:'J0 Department sessiens: Piim ury, urttiut; cworo-.so. Agues Jones intcniiediate and advanced, "The Progressive Class." Uuby Shcaier: superintendent, principal ami high school, "Course of Studv," J. A Churchill ; rural and industrial, "In dustrial Pairs," It. P. Harrington. .'1 :00--Ueeess. 11:10- -Assembly address, "Phases of Agricultural KdiicHtion," F. L, (Iriffin. S:00 Address, "Kducation nnd Life," P. L. Campbell. Wednesday, October !! 0:00 Music. 0:'J0 Assembly nddress, subject selected, P. L. Campbell. 30:10 Department sessions; Pii. mnry and intermediate, subject se lected, Uuby Shearer; advanced, su perintendent and high school, "Rein lion of High School to College," P L. Campbell;' rural and industrial. "Indus rial Work," L. P. Harrington. 1 1 -.00 Ueeess. 11:10 Assembly address, "Indus trial Work," L.' P. Harrington. 3 :fl0 Assembly; music. 1 :.0 Assembly address, "Adiiot.ls nnd Other Impediments," Dr. K.l My walcr. 'J :30 Ueeess. J: 10 Address, "Wanted, a Coun try Teacher," M. S. Pittman. BULL MOVEMENT SOCK IKE T NKW YOUIC, Oct 81- A decided show of tttrcngth marked tho open ing of tho Htoek market today, Trad ing vvim especially heavy In Hleol, Heading nml the copper Htockx, and nearly a ncoro of Ikhiich roao a point or moro, Including Southern t'liclflc. l'n Ion Pacific, Heading, Amalga mated, New York Cential, Steel and Can ml Ian Pacific. I.nter the rlo In Colon PacKIn reached three points nml that lu mali:nmnte.l, Heading two. ItotulM were easy Tho market chined strong. NOSTRILS OPEN, AT ONCE! CLOGGED HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH Itivnllie 1'ieel)! Clears Stuffed. op, lulli.iuc.l Nom an. I Until anil Stops Ci.tniiluil IHs.lii.ige. Chios Hull llca.lii.lie. ST. PKTKHSHUUf!, Oct. 21. Ac cusing them of attempting n "ritual murder," a mob attacked ten Jews ut Sasnowitch today, according to the newspaper, Ketch, nnd would liavo killed them but for police interfer ence. Tho outbreak wits due wholly to tho finding of n girl in the street, bleeding from a slight wound, which sho admitted sho accidentally in flicted on homelf with a unit. Cream Cake Inquiries among a large number of women mlng "The Cook' IJook" showed this to be their favorite cake recipe. It Is cay to make, certain to turn out well II K C Uak Ing Powder Is used, and may Is: put to gether with almost any filling or Icing. K C Cream Cake Ur Mr. Janet McKeniie Hill, Editor of the Ikuion Cooling School Marline. Onc'half eup butter; 1 cup sug-ir; volks of g rays, braten light; II cups eifiol Jlmir; t level teatpnanfulu h C linking Powder; eup told water; whites vS egjt, beaten dry. Cieim the but! cm iJ.1 the (ucar. yolk of erg and watert then lite flour, lilted three time with the baking powderi laitly the ulnte ot rRC. Juke In two or lliree iayeri pui uic:e loctuici my null cream (tiling, anil drciigc the top with confcitinner' tugar. SUFFERED AWFULPAINS For Sixteen Years. Restored To Health by Lyilin E.Pink hnm's Vegetable Compound. Mon'town. Vermont." I vvn.i troll bl.s.1 with pains and irregularities for nlxteeu years, an I was thin, weak and nervous. When I would lie down it would seem iia if 1 vva going right down out of right into some dark hole, and the window cur tains hud faces that would vk out at me, and when I wni outof door it would evm rvs if nomething wn going to hap pen. My IiI.hhI was Kor, my circula tion wn.i ko bad I would Ik like n dead pewon nt times. I hud female vvenk ncits iindly, my abdomen wut oro and I hud awful pnin. " I took Ly.lla K. Plnkham'H Vegeta ble Cotnouiid and mod tho Sanntlvo Wash nnd they certainly did wonder for me. My troubled diKappcarcd nml 1 tun able to work hard every day. " M rs. W. P. SAWYim.IUverVluvv Farm, Moro- town, Vermont, Another Cnso. OKTonl, Iowa." 1 was troubled with j female weakneri, nUo with diiphice ment, I had very sovcro nnd steady herulache, nl.io jinin in back mid wiu very thin and tired all the time. I com menced taking Lyilin K. I'lukhnm'ii Vegetable Comiound and I inn cured of thejte troubles. I cannot prulie your medicine too highly." Mrs. LswMllA blagu:, Gitfonl, Iowa. Try "Kly'a Cream Halm." Oct a hiiuiII hottto aiowny. Junt lo try it -apply a Utile In tho uoHlrllH and Instantly nur clogged nunc nnd Htoppcd'iip alt piisxiiKiM of tho head will open; ou will lnotitlio fieely; dullness and liea.lncho illxaitpoar. Hy morning tho catarrh, eohl-lu-h.md or ratarrhnl sore throat will bo gone Mini such nilnery now! (let the munll buttle of i:I'h Cr.inm ltntiii" nt any drug utore. Thin sweet, fra grant halm iIIdkoIvch by Iho beat of thn uoHli'llHi peiiotratcH and lienls tint liidamcd, iiwulleii uinuihriiuu wlileb Illicit tho iiiihii, head nml throiit; clears llio nlr piiMtiites; Ktopit miMty tlUelmliieH am I a fcelliiK uf t'lt'iiimlliit, soothing relief comes luiuiedliitoly. Don't Iny awulio tonight sIiiikkIIiik for hieath. with head sttifted; hum tills i'IohimI, havvkliiK and blow lug Catiirih or a old. wltb Its iiiuulug umie. foul miit'oiiK diepplui: lulu IIih thtotit, and raw ttr iiomm i illitttcmi I it k but truly ucmlloiM. Put )our rnllli jiiNt unco In ' I : I ' k Cieam lliil nt ami vour col.l or tiitiirili will surely .llmtppeiir. An Exclusive Boot Style lor Women Goodyear Welted In the women's .ccllnit wo lotln) art' effcrlin: u ilctislug new button Niot Inillt on a lust tliat Is proving liiiuicuselj Mipiitat' In the large ellles. Tills shoo will Interest wooieu of good taste owing lo Its i.uivrt ami Icalitlful Hues, Vamp more ilii.wit out, mmciIc toe, tralgl.t Ioh fei.lui.M not seen In lotvcr prl.e.l footwear. Ami ilellglitfull) easy. Patent Colt Dull Kid Top $4.50 S CHMIDT'i O orre.srn: rosr orrn i: E l Cream Yilllat i tea- MRS. WASHINGTON IRVING FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE OAKLAND, Cab. Oct. 21. Mrs. Washington Irving filed 8uit for di vorce today from Washington Irv ing, descendant of tho celebrated au thor. Irving is general ngent of tho 1'linenix Assurniico roninniiv. with loffifca in Sim rraucisco. CONGRESSIONAL PROBE FOR COLORADO STRIKE WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. Con gressman Keating introduced a it-solution in tho hoiiFo today for a con- gressioual investigation of tlio strike in tho Colorado coal fields, llo ns fjertcd that the mine owners nre in n combination to restrain trade and advance prices-. Coffee It's for enjoyiiKJiit and comfort. Without that, drop it. lint what you can get out of fine coffee is worth going after. Schilling's Best is fine coffee, with all its rich flavor and fragrance- carefully preserv ed in aroma-tight cans. Cleanly granulated, 1-1 1), 2-lb and 24 lb rniiH, 40c n lb - moiieybuck, One-fourth cun tided fleur: r . . - - .- m J spoonful mu; l cup not mw;; i em, beaten Ut)ht;i cup sugar; 1 teatpoonul vanilla extract; I ounce chocolate. Mix flour and uh with a very little cold milk itir into the hot milk and cook ten minutei add the chocolate and itir until it Is melted and evenly blended with the flour mixture, then heat in the rgg mixed with the tugar, and lailly the vanilla. You need the K. C Cook' Ilook; contain Inir tills and I'J other ilelicioui recipe lent free upon receipt of the colored certificate picked in every 25-cent can of K C UMnx i. j'owiier. Chicago. Sctv ry Z5 d to the Jkjuc Mfg. Co., 41 pMma Raises the Dough Better ALL GROOMS - Get Our Prices on AVhat WOOD You Will Waul for I he Winter TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS VALLEY FUEL CO. Successors lo IJcichstoin. Cor. Fir and Socond St. Ve3t. Tol. 7G. (.WiHtSL'SiUiftSlXwSMJ'f tA'M jfeMX5J . 5.'X.' ''MV ) 'fiM 'X'ftW&M OXl u ) s WOOD For Sale OAK, FIR, LAUREL AND SLADW00D IN TIER, CORD AND CARLOAD LOTS Frank H. Ray Yard at Sixth and Fir Sts. PHONE 7C0 R (y?W)t&iiyty Patronize Home Industries THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN TH E ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEE H THE MONEY AT HOME E. D. Weston Official Photographer of the Medford Commercial Club 'Amateur Finishing Post Cards Panoramic Work Flash lights Portraits Interior and exterior viow Negatives mado any tirat and any place by appoint ment. 1 208 E. Main Phone 147) Vq have changed our name, hereafter the Mission Furniture "Works will bo known as The Pacific Furniture and Fixture Factory nome of the ''Pacific" Cedar Chest. E. G. TROWBRIDGE, JR. Proprietor 113 South Holly Medford, Oregon, Medford Iron Works E. Q. Trowbridge, Prop. General Foundry and Machino "Works Pacific 401; 1 Ionic 2!)8L. Hes. Pac. GO:U;lIomo227Ii I Cement Drain Tile Irrigation Pipe ETC. "It's Strongest and Evorlasting" MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. Factory N. Riverside Avo. Phono M-C52 For tho beat of EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD Seo us. We wake a specialty of OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES, SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc. Factory Corner South Fir and 11th Sts. Both Plioncs MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO.