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Offtolnl rrr of tlio City of Modrord
Official i'npir of Jnoknon County.
OHO HO 15 PUTNAM. Editor nnd MnuaBfr
TntttWI ns nconnd-oass mhtur nt
Vcdforil. Orpffort. undtir tlm act of
March i, 1S7.
suBBCnxrTHm baths.
One yfr, by mall .
Unn month, by mn -0
Pit month, 0lhrod hy orrlor in
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W1LUCL0SE EMBASSY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 That J
Chnrgo d'Afalres Nelson O'ShaiiRh
nossy la aliotit to close tho United
States embassy In Mexico City wat
denied today at the white house. So
was tlio report that Emissary John
Llnd was planning to close the Vera
Crux consulato and go on board nn
American war ship.
A report was current, based on tin
roritlcd Information through Mexican
rebel sources, that fighting wna In
progress at Victoria, capital of the
stato of Tamulpas.
SEX HYGIENE IS BEST
TAUGHT BY BIOLOGY
The Jackson nnd Josephine County
School Masters club met at tho high
school building yesterday and wore
called to order at ten o'clock by their
chairman, C. R. Bowman. Tho fol
lowing program was carried eut:
10:00 to 11:00 "Sox Hygiene",
Prof. Swcetser, University of Oregon.
11:00 to 12:00 Informal discus
sion. 1:30 to 3:00 Roundtable discus
sions. (
(1) Should English bo the only
Tcqulred high school subject
(2) Considered from the stand
point of the high school student, how
much should collcgo entrance requlro
rnents influence tho high school cur
riculum? (3) How early In a child's school
career should a dcfinlto well deflnod
correlation between subject matter
and vocational activity bo emphasiz
ed? (i) When posslblo should tho de
partmental system be extended to tho
Cth, Gth, 7th and Sth grades?
(5) Do we teach too many sub
jects In the eighth grado
(C) Should tho period of high
school and elementary education bo
shortoncd? '
C7) How Tar ought tho curriculum
of our public schools bo modified to
meet tho conditions of local environ
ment (S) Remarks and suggestions for
tho good of tho club.
3:00 to 4:00 Special conferences.
This was tho Initial meeting of tho
club and a great success from a social
as well as a professional standpoint.
Tho address by Prof. Swcetser was
especially helpful as well as timely.
Tho subject was handled In a new and
interesting way. Biology and nature
study were shown to bo tho logical
avenues by whjch to approach tho
subject of Sex Hygiene in tho public
schools.
Tho following wcro In attendance:
Supt. Geo. Drisco, Ashland.
Prln. L. W. Turnbull, Grants Pass,
boc. of tho club.
County Supt. J, Percy Wells, Jack
sonville. Prin. Hurt Adams, Gold Hill.
Prln. G. W. Agor, Talent;
Prln. h. S. nevortdge, Medford.
Prln. P. H. Dally, Medford.
Prln, A. J. Hanby, Medford.
Prln. It. V. Dunham, Medford.
Bupt. U. S. Collins, Medford.
Prln. C. It. Bowman, Medford.
J. M, Q reaaly , Medford.
L. L. Spcssard, Grants Pass.
J. Wes-ieott, Grants Pass.
Supt. F C. Smith, Jacksonville).
V. D. Maun, Abhland.
Prln. K. K. Mooro, Ashland.
Supt. A. K. Mlcklo, Cuntrnl Point.
Supervisor A. R. CIiubo, Medford.
N, B. ABltcraft, Central Point.
Prln. G. W. Milan. Ashland.
1). G, Harding.
At this meeting the excelient op
portunities of the exteiiRlou depart
ment of tho University of Oregon
wero taken advantage of lu securing
Prof. Sweotsor. It is plunned by the
club to use from time to timo the ex
cellent, men sent out by this depart
munt, besides discussing llvo ques
tions of educational interest. The
next meeting of thu club will bo held
at Ashland on tho last Saturday In
January,
John A. Perl
Undertaker
'Lady AosiBtani
18 8. HAHTLKTT
I'tibBtw M. 47 and -t-r-.T-'J
AiatiiilAMfA Henrico Inanity Coroner
BRIDEGROOM-TO
IBE ORES UPON
EVILS OF
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. "A man
approaching nintlrmony should real
ise that It Is a serious, permanent
proposition," said Francis II. Sayro.
who shortly will wed President Wil
son's daughter, Jcsslo, in an Inter
view hero today.
,"I do not believe In easy divorcee,"
ho continued, "nnd I do not think.
In thn long run, they would solve
the problem of unhappy marriage.
"Easy divorce means that people
marry with the Itica of quickly sev
ering tho bond If the matrimonial
state prove unpleasant to them.
This tends to Immorality.
"The difference between Eest Side
Immorality and the Immorality it
Fifth Avenue, Is that, when tho East
Side husband runs away, his wife
comes to the district attorney office
for redress, while tho Fifth Avenue
hnsbnnd or wife goes to Reno and Is
soon free to marry somo one else."
LARGE ROAO LEVIES
I!
I.qvies proposed by Josephine nnd
Douglas county courts tire ns fol fel fol
eows: For pencrnl futul $."G.o00, rewuiriiw
a 3-mill tax, bo.iilo.- this a Ioy of
;ia mills for county school purposes,
raiMiij: about $:153S.70. -M's mill
for state taxe. niUin;; about $.",
010.10. nnd G mills for road, raining
nbout $67,71.'i.!)l, will be levied,' innk
ins n ielnl levy of l'2l? mills.
Dougta county contemplates a
levy of 11 mills, divided ns follews:
fetnto lux 4.'23 mills general county
2.75 mills, general school l.o mills,
general rond tax ."." mills.
The 0-mill road tax in Josephine
and the o.o-mill road tnx in Douglas
which vields $200,000, would imli
rate that neither of these counties
intends to issue rond bonds.
CONTEST FOR WATER
POORMAN'S CREEK ENDS
The Bnuten-Pearee contest regard
ing- tho uc of waters of I'oonuan's
creek was settled by stipulation of
tho parties Thursday.
By the terms of tho stipulation,
Mrs. Dnuten's right is conceded to
be of prior date to Pcaree's and that
she is entitled to the use of six min
ers' inches of water during the irri
gation Fenon begiuning April 1 enoh
year. Tho surplus water over fix
inches is to be allowed to run in
creek past her point of diversion and
will be nvnilable to the Penrcc's use
as will also the water during the win
ter. The settlement of the rontost in
satisfactory to both sides nnd when
passed upon by thu statu board will
definitely determine n matter which
has been in dispute for many years.
Jacksonville roar.
903 CARS OF FRUIT HAVE BEEN
SHIPPED FROM ROGUE VALLEY
Fruit shipments from Roguo River
valley points up to and including
November Uth, 1013.
3 -3 a h
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M u x rr
3
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121
4S
37
10
35
23
Medford ....248
Central Pt.. 80
Ashland .... 18
Grants Pass 10
Gold Hill.... 1C
Phoenix .... 17
3u&
1
10
18
D
17
1
12
7
Talent 28
Roguo Rlv'r 2
Merlin 2
Totals . 434 410 23 27 903
Grey Hair6
never worry
the woman
who uses
Hai
lays
ealt
She has none. Hov' Hair
ueaiui reutorcH natural
color to drey or faded hair.
It promote a natural, healthy
growth, free from dandruff.
it U not in any icntc a dye,
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DIVORCE
COUNTIES
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SCIENTISTS
SHOW
APPRO N
HOSPITALITYSHOWN
Mrs. O'Oara has iccelved thn fol
low lug letter of appreciation from
ono of the women mouthers of tho
botanists' party that visited Medford
nnd Crater Lake last summer:
Dosort Laboratory.
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
1 Tucson, Arlionn.
My dear Mrs. O'Gara:
It has been some timo since the
ovor-to-lio-remotnbered stop at Mod
ford, but time has fnlled to dull the
keenness of tho memory of ttint en
joyable time, and of the parts you
and your husband played In It. 1
hae no hesitancy In saying that the
entire party look at tho stop at Med
ford as the time of most warm
hearted and lav tuli hospitality of tho
entire trip. They spoke frequently
up to the last day of the excursion
of thetr experiences with you all, and
1 am sure they will never forget tho
banquets! Mrs. Tansley of Cain
bridge, England, who Is very "keen"
on social festivities was deeply Im
pressed nnd delighted with tho ban
quet given by tho College Womon'r
club, and I am making this occasion
to write and express my own grati
tude anil appreciation.
Wo aro looking rorwnrd to a re
turn Journey to Medford nnd shall
anticipate tho pleasure of seeing you
again In May or June.
Sincerely yours,
Edith S. Clements.
Dr. Edith S. Clements Is nssoclato
professor of botany In tho University
of Minnesota, her husband. Dr. F. E.
Clements holding the chnlr of bota
ny In the same institution. Dr.
Edith S. Clements with hor husband
are considered authorities In phyto
geographical research, and during
tho past ten years have published
numerous texts which aro In uso in
our colloge. They have traveled ex
tensively abroad. They will bo re
membered by Medford hosts as mem
bers of tho party of noted botanists
who visited here in September.
PRIVATE TEXT HOOK KOIt
W05IK.V.
Which will aid you to make sure
of the exact nature of any female
complaint with which you may bo
afflicted, is offered freo of cost to
any woman who will wrlto for it to
tho Lydla E. Plnkhnm Medlcino Co.
of Lynn, Mass. Your letter will bo
treated as strictly private, and tho
book mailed In a plain wrapper.
Every ailing woman should send for
this book today.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful lVrual Will Prove Its
Value to V.ery Mnll Tribune
Reader
Tho average man Is a doubter, and
thero Is llttlo wonder that this Is so.
Misrepresentations mako people skep
tics. Now-n-daya tho public ask for
better ovldenco than tho testimony
of strnngors. Here Is proof which
should convince ovcry Mall Tribune
reader.
II. J. Durfeo, 32 .V. Hartlott St.,
Medford, Oro., sajH: "I was trou
bled by my kidneys off and on for
years. If I caught a slight cold, !t
always settled In thorn, causing my
back to becomo vory lame, weak and
pulnful. Last summer I was suf
fering In that way and on a friend's
advance, I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills. I found thln romody to bo ex
actly ns represented and In a few
days the troublo loft mo. I know of
many other persons who havo ob
tained benefit from Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Prlco CO
conts. Fostor-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo.
Now York, solo agentH for tho United
States.
Remember the namo Doan's
and tako no other.
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terranean, Suez Canal,
Red Sea and Indian Ocean
to Bombay and Colombo,
Including sldtitrlpatbrough
India, The Holy Land and
Egipt, stepping at interest
ing points in Europe, Asia
and Africa, by the
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From New York. January IE, 1014
93 Days S700 and up
Including ihort cicurilont ind allnectiury ciptnie
Ako crultit to Watt Indict, Panama.
Canal, Around Ilia World, Ihrouaii Ilia
Panama Canal, an J Muditarransan trip.
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fresh; cleanly granulnted.
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Today I!: in. Night 7 V. M.
.V. V. GIANTS VS. ATHLETICS,
ttMit SERUM
Pa tho
"I'ATIIE WEEKLV XO. .11"
World Happenings
"THE lllll'.VM 111' DAN M'tll'lltr."
SellK
A'.MtLL10XAllti:'S WARIl"
Patho
"CrTEV'S WATERLOO"
Vltagraph Comedy
Piano, Trapx, Druiif, Effects
You Cnimot Afford to .MNs K
Only n auil IOc
ARROWL SHIRTS
4X fi m
ffllL J lb.
9aTaMr y
CLURTT. PKABODY CO., Inc.
BOOST
for the High School
ATHLETICS
by attending the
BENEFIT MOVIE
at Star Theatre
TONIGHT
An unusual strong list of reels
will be shown. Admission 10c
Page Theatre, Wed., Nov. 19th
Alan Dale In tho N. Y. Amorlcnn i ' ' t ' -' ' "I You'll LaiiKh I ti
r: '.ii
a luugii cyciono,"
"Funniest farco In a docado."
"Tho teara rolled down my
chuolfs."
1 "It has 'Officer CCC lashed to
tho mast."
" 'Stop Thlof is. a wholesale
Ilauch'tor factory."
MornliiK Telnruph: "A groat
hlS hit." "it's too i;ood to ho
ftruo."
Morning Werld: "Oota tho
laughs." "A merry, rollicking
farco."
Times; "Funny situations ga
lore."
Herald: "Oot moro laughs
than any play bcqh hero for a
.long timo." ilTM
Morning Hun: "A lively farco,
Trlburios "A buccobb." "A
succession of laughs."
YES, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL NEW
ISIS THEATRE
PHOTOPLAYS TODAV
A Wl LI' I'LL COLLEEN'S WAV
Edlsoit
A Ht).MKSPL'X TltAtUCI'Y
VltiiKiiM'li. Foatuilng Edith Storoy
SEA Sltl'TS t)F AMKIMCA
Educational
piriE's ixstaiANci: polu;v
Co tu mly
UAH'S IXSAXITV
Comedy
II. LainiNiiatlt Pliinl't, Nuf Seil
Here Tomorrnw
THE SPECIAL OI-'FICEIt
Two Parts
World Series' Baseball
4
N. V. tllAMS VS. IMIlLAUELPHIA
ATIILirriC,S
III
Patho Muilug Pli'tiirea
Sliown at tho
IT
Theatre
Sl'XIUY AXH MONDAY
With tho usual four reels
.Splendid Pttigt'niii
You can nut afford to miss It.
Only 10c ami .1r.
There is a good fitting
'Arrowshirt I suitable
for every occasion.
Select the shirt
'j bearing the
Arrow Jabel.
$1.50 and up.
Tror. N. Y. Malicta ot AowCot.LA
ANOTHER
Cohans Harris
SUCCESS
STOP
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PAGE
(Htnum
TONIGHT
THE
ArabianDervishers
Whlrllup porvl hers, pun fjplnnqri, AcrolmtJi ,
I PEOPLE t
Lots of Coined and Amusement
A VICTIM
A Thrllllni? a Part Photo Drama
111(1 ('outfit) Sl'KMUl
HE AN'D UIMSELE
Don't Miss It
DOORS OPEX 7 P. M.
ADMISSION': lliil(nn), tile; Loiter I'loor, inc.
STAR THEATRE
TODAY
SPECIAL PROGRAM TONIGHT
Benefit High School Athletic Fund
Vaudeville
DUPARiBROS.
"THREE BARRIERS OF FIREM
Spectacular
Two-Rool Bison
TIIUKIi. OTIIKU PHOTOPLAYS
ALWAYS
Overcoats $12.50
MENS OVERCOATS, $12.50, $13.50, $15.00, $17.00.
Tlutsc urn Wool Coals, the warm ami dressy kind.
The Wardrobe
WIOST ALINrS'I.V
AavfasssiM
Y' CARLYLE MOOHC
iHsf 1 1
PERFECT COMPANY
AND
IMPTUOUS PRODUCTION
YORK COMPANY
Theatre
JU'utt'd,)
OP LYillUM'E
Dttplcilliift CamornM niid Cirrus Life
(Leal
TIWrKNTS
You'll Laugh
, Wliou tho Curtain (loos Up.
All During tho Bliow.
Iletwoen thu Acts,
On Your Way Home. .
doing to Hod, '
In Your Hlcuu. '''
Ilofuro Iiroukfaot,
After Lunch,
All Through Dlnnor,
FOIl A WKEk AITEIL
Prices 50c 75c, $1
and, $1.50
Seats now on sale '
AND PRODUCTION