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paOTKnm MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MFDFOttD. OREGON". THURSDAY, nKCttMHlOR. !. 101,1 "J'"l TT r Medford Mail tribune AN INnnt'ENUSNT NKWHl'Al'KJl 1'U1!I-kuii:i) i:vi:ht aktt.unoon bxcisl't sunday 11v tub! mkdkoui) piuntino co. Th nrmoerallo Tlmili. Th Medford Mull. The Medford Trlliuno, The South urn Orfgonlon, Tho Ashlixml Trlmino Offlco Malt Tribune HulldlnR, JS-K-tJ North Tlr tlrect: telephone 7 WILSON'S MICAWBER" POUOY. riti Official Purer of tho City of Medford. Official Paper of Jncknon County. OKOnaiS X'UTNAM, Kdllor and Mixnnror Entered ns trcond-clnss matter nt ifcilfnnl. Orrpoii, under they net of March I, 187. HUBSCRimOIT JIAT12S. One yenr, by mull .5.00 Ono month, by mull - --- -SO Per monlti, dtilUereil by cnrr'.er In Medford, JflcVon1lle nnd On tral Point . . .-SO Saturday only, by mail. t year I on Weekly, nor year - ... -. 1 a' mioxvs me ueuuiiiui mm xxniiiiei un ef feels of H work. itir imtks, (Mir Itenuliful lihrniy, a euilil lit uii.x oily, our drinking fiiuntniu. our lm- F ES REKINDLED 10 KILL BANDIT SALT 1AKB CITY, Utah, Doc. 4. Sheriff Smith litl not open f no Vlnh-Ape.v mine Jiwl nielli, n ho hml intended, (o see if ltnlph Lopez, the sextuple murderer, had heeu .-uffo-cnled by tho carbonic neid uns xxilh which Smith nnd his deputies hml filled tho workintri'. Instead, sn.ving ho xxntiled to make h certain job. he hail the fires re built at the mine entrance today ami dense Miioko was Again pouring into tho lcveK Tho plan of Mtffoenting the outlaw in his place of refuse wn cndoreil both by tho county (AimnUMoncrs nnd the county attorney. A strong guard was still maintain ed over the mine. Lat uisht the sentinels at one of the bulkhead fired nt men who were stealthily ap proaching in the dnrkne. . Tho men fled nt the shots and their identity wis not learned, but Sheriff Smith believed thev were friends of Lopez trying to rescue him. Some people thought Lopez eenped early in the siege of the mine but Smith scoffed at the suggestion. L IN STEEL STOCKS NKWYO.UK, Dee. 4. Unuju,al na tivity in steel marked the opening of the stock market today. Jinny large blocks of that .stock changed, hnuds. A majority of the netixc issuo sreg i&tercd losses nt tho outset but the declines were small. Southern Ituil WiiyK showed strength and Louiivillc & Knohwllc advanced lVj, and At lantic Cont Lino 1V. Later the market moved up but copper sbnros lagged on reports of further shading in metal pneos. Though the market held steady the advance failed to bring in outside business. llouds were firm. The market closed active. T KKSllHsaT ILNUA is attain suhjeet to jingo c eism because ot his Mexican policy. In Ins message to congress he says: There Is but ono cloud upon our horizon. That has shown Itnelf to the Hoiiui ot us, nnu amiss ncr aiomco. i iieui eiiu no no vermin iroiivi oil,. ., , ioiiit.iii1 penco In America until (Setieral Muerla has siirremled his usurped authority . " , '' ' ', in Mexico; until It is umlerstood on all lintm. Indeed, that such pretemleil go,vernmeuts will not lie countenanced or dealt with by the goxerument of the United States, Wo aro tho friends of constitutional government In America; we are more than Its friends, we are Its champions, because In no other way can our neighbors, to whom wo would wish In every way to make proof of our friendship, work out their own development In peace and lllort. Mexico lmi no government. The attempt to maintain one at the City of Mexico has broken down, nnd a mere military despotism has been set up which has hardly more than the semblance of national authority. It originated In the usurpation of Vlctorltxno lluerta, who. after n brief at tempt to piny the part of Constitutional President, has nt last cast aside even tho pretense ot legal right and declared himself dictator. As a consequence, a condition of affairs now exists In Mexico which ha, mmlc It doubtful whether even the most elementary and fundamental rights either of her own people or of the citizens of oUier countries resident within her territory can long be successful! safeguarded, and which threatens, if long continued, to lufperll the interests of pence, order, and tolerable life In tho lauds Immediately to the south ot us. Hum If the usurper bad succeeded In his purpose. In despite or the con stitution of the republic and the rights of Its people, he would have set up nothing but a precarious and hateful power, which could have lasted but a little while, and whose eventual downfall would hixxo left the country In a more deporable condition than ever. Hut he has not succeeded, lie has forfeited the respect and the moral support even of those' who were at one time willing to see hltn succeed. Little by little ho has been complete-! Isolated. 11 a little eery da his power and prestige are crumbling and tho collapse Is not far away Ve shall not. I believe, be obliged to alter our policy of watchful wait ing. And then, when the end comes, we shall hope to nee constitutional or der restored In distressed Mexico b the'eoncert and energy of such of her leaders as prefer the llbert) of tholr people to their own ambitious. This aecuratelv snnis un tho situation. "Watchful waiting'' soonis tho only possible policy that will prevent a bloody and needless war. feo tar it has succeeded. I he usurper who seized tho pov?r through assassination anil has maintained it by wholesale slaughter is nearly down and out. Us finish is in sight, without Wilson's having in volved the nation in war or having invaded a friendly na tion. Woodrow AVilson is a man of courage, for it takes moiv courage to withstand the clamor for war than it does to resist it. lie playing the part of licawber in the cause of humanity because it is the proper time to ''wait for something to turn up.' There may come a time for action but it is not here yet. John Barrett, whose long service as head of the l'ureau of Latin Republics, qualifies him to discuss the matter, in a recent address justified the administration's policy in tho follewing: I say that armed Intervention In Mexico would lie tho greatest disaster of American history. Tho struggle there Is among Mexicans, not Mexico agalnsc the I'nlted States. I want you jooplo to remember that great civil teiprelei-H of tho musters lhe hux i" Jjfl'i so cihcIiiIIv tmlleil. It luiiMcnlo ul the Page opera V f ,i,1,i.,,rf glow in nuy eoiutnunilx, mid Mi il ford should consider Itself hluhlv faxored in liming such u club in her nutl-l. It h Miiptisiug to me Ihal uioie' house vestenluv wiih a line ttenl do not heloug o it, Kill I U'i'l sine woilh twice the price ol iuImiI'-miiiii that once ils object nml work me mid was well pulrmiircd. better timlor-tood its ineinbei-hip.be hoped that those nionllih mr The eil ulieml.v , ull be held (hern from now l'Vco your hcjiil kg of .lnmlnitr. v I'tevcnts fnlliiul linir. A hen 11 '"J '' thy. bnitilifiil """"""j follows the on, nml ssjl . Ihey will if ou will ie ihem ui patronage. The object of thee splendid eerls i two-fold. Kir I & proved and well kept ttcct; it so-' and enteitniu. Scenml: T to puichase u piinn musleal depnitmeiit of III every direction which law tor il nim.this should meet with a iieneioii eial work, its imigiilfieeiit prormns J fund in lileratuie mid musii', nml wink in' ijii ' i ift vP7r rr.Yin A h fe'Ar J ' ' iHfifj itrowih lufjy use ot 131' 1iv!IH i 1 1 STAR THEATER TODAY cleaner annuls, the mcilhiow of vicCspiino liom the people of Mult'md nml iriidthues-4 in deubngwilh Mtal llei sufegiiniding of ipicstions, i lie xouiig b its Mudv, dieiiion and upplieutioii of the pcnelplen of -oelul hygiene nml the sox probleui are of giealest ami iuot iinpoitaut of mix that now confronts u. itre ufficietit to nnnise the enthusiasm and coop eration of every xvlfe and mnlher, nml to enlit thorn to the tanks of thoe who nio .nlreadv banded to gether for what is best, pure!, t. ch est n ml most helpful in life. Oct its voir book for this year so that xou iiiav belter know what it has done nnd is iloiiitf. It i a club of nehiexemeut. It iepreent xxltnl soever is true, loxely and of iod re- poll. It is uoii-seetariun and it i l, be hoped it will ulwaxs reinain such. lis musical procrnms baxe bcein ainong the erv be.t it ha been inx j prixilege to litcn to. N'ot onlx ate' tboe xxho haxe taken pari in them! nrtisfs of a xerv hivsh order, but in ' e ih wislitng me tirenier ,Mi.' Ih". foul club of noble, uncllih and , splendid women heller Ihmu t tut n , (hey haxe vet iiltulucd, nml thai ibeii lomorrows iimv be richer ami better nml biimt them grea'ei succe limn their ,eiei(iavs. ,i. LAvm:sri hill. r.- If- I nay wy lldld eon , Jfgr -- ff J frgX i lor ih I, i, , ,yc Inloci wlml (Irt. c'l.b. and 5 U ilulincd Inr oilier lonloi A iv, W -m mr f rJ ...ir moiiev Itliimlcd II not fJ-IX I JLT JLt&-V 1S. M. V. (rtll.fied. llc'.lnudii)l(oJ.iy. (fVVW . ,. Detroit factories turn out mmrl I no. omi itov a .xoar. 9 J wr T...... ... .. fA VV l ! V" iVfs , ?w(4 F. UW 1" t'.V. ! ij-lfliww. ricK;Kxas III lllllt I'll XltXIAl X VAUDEVILLE Pol lee Ureal? your fast with a fragrant, cheering cup of Schilling's l?esl, cof feeand the day is well start oil. In nroma-tlKhl cans, clcaul) granulated inouoback MRS. H. L. LEACH Export Corsotioro '1( North nartlett. Phone ."i(!:i M. Stiff Joints and Pains? MUSTEROLE Quickly Relieves FOR SALE IS head of marcs, and horses, ranging from S."0 to ItiOl) peunds: ages yearly to 10 years. Can be seen at auv' time. III! Xorth Ix'iver side. D. S. LITTS Keep a jar In the housi It is tin premier remedy for Il.ukaih Sole Joints. Muscles, Ulieiriuulc l'a.n-' ill Ml'STKKOI.i: Is a clenn. white olutuient made with oil of mus tard. It penetrates to the seat of paid ami drives It away, but docs not blister tho tender- est skin. It takes the place of the mtc'sv fashioned mustard i:ntrr old- .MrSTKUOI.K Ih rrioliimi nil. I ft strife of 1S61 and that recoustructlxo distress period of 10 ears. then i iirnnrhlti Crniin. hmn. Piiiriv silence that cry for quiet In Mexico under penalty of a punltlvo war on our Lumbago, Neuralgia Sprains, llrulses tlents part. I want ou to remember xvhat such a war means .100,000 "'""i $1,000,000 a day for perhaps 10 ears, a resultant pension list for a ilecaile and what is worse, the eternal hatred of Mexico ami all Latin-America, our sister republics. I want you to stand behind our president. I want tho popular demand for peace to go up in a mighty petition from this great mlddlu xvest tho ver heart of American Ideals. I want you to know that tho sovereignty of Mexico Is as dear to her, as tho sovereignty of our own United States. I want your patriotism to be one of peace, not of war. Under God's wisdom, let us have no armed Intervention. I Stiff Neck llendache nml Colds of tho Chi 't lit prcxeutH Pneumoul.i ) Vt xour dr ikImCh In .'( ami ., '.irs nml a s,erlal targe hospital A'v ,fo. J2..0 icept uo substitute If xour ilniKRlst tannot supply ou. send -'c or .".He tit the Ml'STIMt Ol.i: Compnii. Clexe litiid, Ohio, and xve will mall oii n )r. pes lane ' prepaid. i V It I. Ssrrd. is ; W 11! Mh St New York Clt. ) l'U.i m li'l mi' for offlco use. a good , Iri i.rof x'u-:croIi' an I find It un.i ii!HUi.ii for apiiilinlloiis mi pa Si fit hineles! xindo In Mcdfi il flout Inline grown xiignr pine. if xi i ar, i ..hk to i m', imiin'i or re -In it, e nir b'ue or Imiii ie us Mi I on I' A i: tnu-k. phmi'' BT7-W xir.iii'ditn siitviii.t: mil I, I High class novelty act HER BIG SISTER Two reel product ion, a I rue feature UNDER WESTERN SKIES Perfect photography and good acting. TINY ORGANISMS WHICH INHABIT STAGNANT WATER J'Mueatioual SUCCESS WITH DE-FEET Farce comedy, clever and laughable Woolworth & Woolworth lies I of music and sound effects nl he Change of Viiiulexllle Tniiior. nut ADMISSION () CKN'TS. SOB-SISTERING A MURDERESS. A FOR IMPERIAL BANDITS IMl'KKIAL .H'NTTIOXAul., Pec. 4. Indians nro being ucd today to trail tho pair of robbers who late Tuesday robbed the J'alo Verdo Val ley bunk nt Hlytho of .i-VIOl), nfter shooting nml killing Cashier A. V. Uoxvles. Tour posses nro enrolling for tho bandits, who now nro be lieved to havo escaped into Arizona. Offiocrii of tho bank have offered n rcxvunl of ;l,0f)0 for tho enpturo of tho murdeiers. They also havo re tiiincd it Los iikc1cs detective ngcney, which has sent hcveral men to take up the hunt. I 'S E GREAT deal of sentimental slush is being indulged in throughout the nation over the prospective execution of Mrs. Bessie Wakefield, convicted in C'onnecticutt of the murder of her husband. Mrs. "Wakefield did not participate in the killing, but she planned it with her paramour, who executed the wife's diabolical plot. Those who sign petitions of clemency be cause of opposition to the principle of capital punishment are not criticised, for they sign all petitions for clemency regardless of the personalty of the culprit. Those who sign because of the sex of the homicide or the ebulitions of the sob sisters of the press are properly subject to criti cism. . Strange tp say, many of those most active in behalf of the murderess arc awJent sunragists whose creed is equal ity of the sexes. Advocating equal opportunity in the con stitution and before the law, they hysterically plead sex as the reason for unequal punishment of crime. "I never had a chance. ,E never know my rights," Mrs. "Wakefield is reported as saying as her mother, "folded her to her heart." And .straightway interviews galore frotn prominent club women appear in behalf of giving her a chance. Mi's. "Wakefield's story is one of the short and simple sgandals of the poor. Married at 1J3, the mother of tw children, her husband a drunken brute, she left liiin to live with another man, who she afterwards inspired to murder her spouse. And now this mother of 2o pleads as her excuse that "she never had a chance." The murderess means she never had any moral sense,; that her own mother failed to inculcate in her sense ()"' right and wrong, that wife-hood and even motherhood did not dovclopc it and only the shadow of the gallows created it, and it will probably fade as the shadow lades. In other words, she is one of the numerous army of de fectives that fill our asylums, penftentiarics and scaffolds, a victi mof the sins of sociotv sacrificed to save societv. Skin -Sufferers - Read ! ART STORE IT Theatre III ItsOW Mlilir IIM.V 7 I'. .M. Itiduicd prl." pUtur, ft itniiiK on l (hi, Slid Wi want n'l siln s furors w' 1 hio ujlfid ! r nmny 'jr.i n lim t. iix.rm vt iUetarr m. I w o li it hvvikM M'.lK4t aid In vain, to r.a.l U., We. an ol, rsti" 1 ihM drussUti of thU comnnn'ty. it to rvcummriu! to you a product th.it lias Klxn man' rr IUf and ma initii thn i ti.l of our acony Tli rrwlj -i l a mild, cltnjtle wah, not n trnt.iiM'di-nr cunroelnl uf vaitoud HOrlliUmt drnm. I.ut u Unllflc compound maUa of -ll known antuiile IliKrwllrnU It IK made In tllv I D I Inhoratnrlr or ChleaR'i nod U rslted tlio D.D.D. JTttcrlptton for Zctema. Thin l a ilel"''a wkI jin rrlpilnn ine tliat has efftcUd many wotiJirful cures. Tl rre-t of p. r n In to noolliD In- tni.tl'. ,it o..ii u att'lltd, tlin II .ih tr.il.i Dim .nr.', ,lrlri. nnd ltit... iff hi illi.4 ma uiid lrat tli kln clan and lualthy. M'c ro ih mnflJrnl of tlis marvclnui txttver of It t Jt, that no Imvo lakai aax-aiitato of thn mnnilf.lrtiirrtrs rf ante, to ofTr jmi n full-iitiA txttllo on trial. You lire to JudtfH Ihn tnsrlls of Iho reinnly In your own jurtlenlar cai. If It itooan't lielt j-oa, it rU ou imll.lnk'. I t P. i,p lil mailn nf (tie mmo lipallntf IngrvdlmtN. Ak us Hboiit It. -I BOOKS Hooks of all kinds for the children and grown-Tps Come and look our our .stock. Medford Book Store Century Edition of MUSIC 5c a Copy while it lasts All KHiiU of font tnr.li at big re ductions. it. l, m:.ierr, ruoi. I'ltniie Nil, DltT-.l till . (!nint SI. HELLO! YES, THIS IS 70 Schieffelin's Grocery VKRA ClirZ, Dee. I. (icncml llnuH, tho i'ederul coiiiiiuiiiilur heie todn'y forhudo Vera Cruz nexvhtn)cm to puhhhh Prehidnl Wilhon'j recent luesMigo to tho Anierieuu eongresh. Americans lieiordiil n)t ht'liovcjVjI noil's mcsKngu offered -nny holntion uf tho trouble. HEAT ORANGE ORCHARD TO PREVENT T ONTARIO, Cul., Dec. J. For the first time thiB (.e.ihpu binudgo pots were, fired in lemon orchnrds hero lust night. Tho temperature dropped to,t32 degrees. Ornngo groxvers pro fe?rt lo'fee). iio.nlnnn, , ., The Greater Medford l hitxu lixed in n great many cities, both in this count r,v uml uhroml, nml have heeu prixiliged to he in touch with the ery heht in mtihic, litera ture nnd art uml have been identified with a great many-forces for hoeial uplift, but have never, and I bpeal: mlvihcdly, known a club to be of such a high order as the (J renter Medford club. While not a religious organiza tion it i- iicxcitheleM, purely Chris tian in its ainiK and worku ami in tho tilings which it lius accomplished. Tho results of its cffoiU aro Mich that tho most sceptical uiiibt realize and admit that its work is being done in His name. ? Spiritual thing uml tiuths ami practices aio not confined to church, creeds mid religious beliefs, but in doing His will, and in ways which lilffi, nulil'l and make richer uml bel ter tho entire community. It dor-orxo not censure but pruio nnd lecogui tion by all who are working and hop ing for a better ami more prospeiius Medford. it is composed of tho or' best women, cultured and refined, un Hdfish and untiring in their efforts, xxorking xvitbnut hopo of reward, other than to see others benefitted, of which any city can boast. Those of its members that I have been priv eleged to meet have mipiessed mo ai being among the best ami unhlcxl I over met. They would bo a crown and IpQUAiaTxIcI "PHONIT" I'm .tone prove mttti ng. (juuliix uml price (oKelher ileleiunue money xnlue. The Iv-l pioiU ciih the Icnxt by the lav, uinnlli or eni', mil by the ounce. Tin-. ii the l.iml of groceiies we bundle; mid lo this the lact Ihut we gixu 3011 a splendid M'rxice uml hi will uiidcr-laiiil Unit wo me build ing our repululioii on Mipiaiu dealing ami iiiulity. jHAVE YOU I TRIED IT? I 'I'he new, up-to date Cafa terijt, where you gel the hesl of euM'vlhing, get just whal you want anil pay lor what you gel and nothing more. And besides Ihis, everything is Home Cooking I5y an expert woman cook. We want you lo fry us once and we w ill take our clianccg after that Sanitary Cafateria 20 South Control MI..S .M.utxitir IMImiti, 1 xwU, l.'llot'a tioxol. "ii.xin.v wa.ntho" I.tiUIn coinmlr. MX UVICXIXli Willi si'i:ni!U" llln. coniody. from OiHirS': wii.miu MaakliMi, mttalc with offiwu, 10c only Coming I'lldii) nml .nlmitn) Xlglil TlltVNV V i it J reel comedy ISIS TIEATR I'llOTOi'l.W.s inii.W OXI.V The Taking of Rattlesnake Bill III TWO Itl'I'lH I'lii.xinn 1; .m.x Knli'in .viito.ss .swiiT rrmtK.vr o iioi(si:n,n A linilMIT'ri MiST Couiedy lleio 'I'ouioi'iiixv Till: VVXII'lIti: Thn o HixIm IMSS I venty-one Days to Christmas John A. Perl Undertaker Lad ABBlntant. 88 H. llAUTIvlCrr I'honeo 51. 47 ana 17-J.1I Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner I Latta & Hopkins Nurseries Growers of High-Grade Fruit Trees. Apple and Pear Trees aro our specialties. Stock one-year-old trees on three-year-old roots. Some of best orchards in the valley arc set to our trees. Nurseries near Central Point. Medford office, room 402, M. Ji & 11. building. Phono 80.0-L. Experience shows that homo grown, acclimated trees are the best. PATRONIZE HOME NURSERIES R'SS, Dec GUS tho Tailor MAKICS liUITH TO KIT A.NI1 KIT TO WHAU The Clerks Love an Early-Buyer. .My llcAdiptuiloi'K TIiIh lio nt (ho Season Will Wonder Store E. D. Weston Official Photographor of the Medford Commorclal Club Amateur Finishing Post Card Panoramic Work Flash lights Portraits Interior and oxtorior views Negatives mado anv time and any place by appoint ment. K M, IIAIt.MO.V, Mnmiger. 208 E. Main Phone 1471 Vili4rxyWwi'- -