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MEDFOttT) MATL TRTIttJNK MEDKOKD, OKKCION, TUESDAY, ' .TAKUKV 0, 10 M.
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DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF -THE CORRENCY Bill
OF
tIAGE
A
BETTER TEACHERS
OF
BANK
CHINA
MA
MAE
0 BE ESTABLISHED
INFOREIGNCENTERS
01
WOMEN
NEW YORK, Jan. C Hymen np
pnrently hns won another victory. Ho
lit by wny of vanquishing tho august
Now York Hoard ot Education, who
attempted to put tho bnn on mnrrlod
touchers and directed their nntngo
nUin particularly to teachers who be
en mo mothers.
At Its last nicotine ot tho year tho
lioard of education receive, da report
from Superintendent of Schools Wll
Ham H. Maxwell tho figures In which
would go to show that teachers In
crease In cflclcncy after wedlock, a!
though they are absent from their
uutics many moro days In tho year
than when they nro unmarried.
Maxwell, In his report, said there
nro approximately 1300 women
tenchora in tho New York public
schools who nro married or hare
been married. Tho number of wid
ows was not given. He took 114, of
these 1300, whoso (records have been
thoroughly Investigated for tho pur
poso of arriving at his statistics.
They wore- rated In four degrees. A,
I), C and D, each classification count
ing 10, S, 6 and 4 points. Tho rec
ords wero for four years before and
four years after marriage.
Tho 114, In tho aggrcgato pro
duced a rating of 10,372 points for
instruction and 10,376 points for dis
cipline beforo marriage. After mar
riage, Instruction roso to 10.S7S
Joints and discipline to 11,370
points. This gave, each of tho 114
teachers an average rating of 91 for
Instruction and 94 for dlsclpllno bo
foro marriage and 95 for instruction
and 100 for discipline after mar
riage The figures showed that marriage
improved tho teachers astonishingly
in the matter of dlsclpllno and also
brought up their instruction averago
to a rcmarkablo extent. These same
114 teachers, who showed such im
provement In their work, were ab
sent a total ot 2449H days in tho
school year beforo they wero mar
ried and 4299 days after marriage,
giving them averages ot 21 and 28
days respectively.
EXCURSION
DUE HERE TOMORROW
Tho dumdum excursion train of
12o jwoplc, also Walla Walla nud
Spokane excursion, arrive in JCcd
ford Weduendny and Thursday, Jan
nary 7 nad 8, at 12:15 p. m. and
stop twenty minutes. John M. Scott,
general passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific, desires tho Com
mercial club to liava a delegation nt
tltu station to meet both portion', dis
tribute literature nud fruit.
Tho Portland Commercial club in
entertaining them today, one of the
principal tspenkcru being Judge (
vitr. Tho Mcdford Commercial club
riwpu'bts tlio citizens to try nud be
ut the trains Wednesday and Thurs
day, 12:1ft p. m.
TOYMAKERS PUN
FAIR EXPOSITION
lU'.RMK. Jan. fl. ToyrankeiK of
Rnxo-Meincngen wero collecting
funds today for n private exhibition
at tho Panama Pacific exposition to
ho btuged in San Francisco in 11)15.
Tho toymukers involved do an anim
al business of $10,000,000.
NEW PARCEL POST TARIFF
AID TO ALL DEALERS
Now parcel post rates, effectlvo
this month, reducing tho tariffs have
been recolved by tho local postofflco,
uud strengthens Medtord'u position
as a Jobbing center through tho
malls.
Under tho new rates CO pounds
can bo shipped for 54 cents In tho
first two lonea, which cover a terri
tory for Mcdford as far east as Lake,
county, west to tho Pacific ocean,
north to Kugcno, and south to lied
ding, California.
Locally, and on tho R, F. D.
routes CO pounds can bo shipped for
SO conts, with a rate of five conts
for the first pound, two cents for
each additional -pound, a slight re
duction on tho old schedulo.
Tho new rato, per pound In the
third, fourth, fifth, and sixth tones,
nro respectively, C.2 2-3 cunts, 7.4
1-4, 8.6 1-2, and 9-8 cents.
In the sevouth and eighth zones
thwo are no reductions.
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Monday's Musical
The regular monthly tncet'iig of
the musical section of the Greater
Mcdford club nt the Page theater
Monday afternoon brought out a
large audience of local music lov
ers to listen to the program of
French music prepared by Mrs. (Jeo.
Daggett, the hostess for the after
noon. The program wa a -erics of
surprise!, as talent was presented :
that is not nt ull times nvailnblei
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for these h'ghly educational nnd nl-iishcd the professional numbers of
wnys enjoyable affairs. After nn-lthe program, and each was given an
nounccmcuts liy the chninnnu. Mrs.: ovation when announced. Mrs. 1.1a
M M. Andrews, and introduction of relrigg's encore, wns n dniuty little
the hostes, Profcor G. Taillaudicr, air entitled, "Dully't, Itevcnge," whik
of the Mcdford conservatory gave Mr. Andrews gave the ever-popular
nn entertaining lecture on the seo) favorite, "Hocked in the Cradle of
nnd general menning of the French I the Deep." The nceompunits were
school, nnd made brief mention of I Mr. Tnillundier, Miis Dorothy Dag
the content of various keys, n il-igett and Miss MnuiU Netbcrry.
lustrntcd liv the modern French com-1
jwserij. The works of Mns-enct.i The committee in charge of the
Leon Cnvcljo, Chaminade, Hizet.i ule of the Ilcd Cns neiils reports
Godard, Saint Saens and Dcbu that l.":i.(l."i was realized for the na
were discu-sed. Miss F. McXiif-er. tional tubercular fund, irid they wish
pleased with an nrla from Massenet ' to thus publicly express their ap
and S. V. Heekwith rendered "Hoe-1 pretention of the help given by the
tnond," by Chaminade, responding t I Indies who sold seals, to the tnerch-
a ccnerous encore with a fnciiinting ,
gypsy song by Galloway, the wonNjto the inanagers f the moving pic
being by (tttdyard Kipling. Mr-. Ma- tare shows and the editors of the
bcl liab-ou gave a descriptive p'aun.Mail Tribune nnd the Sun, all of
number that was well received. Wil- whom gave publicity and advertising
linm Vnwter, whom wc do mt have! -pace for the cause.
MODEL POSTOFFICE
SAN FHANCJSCO, Cal., Jan. C
Following a conference hero today
with Director of Works H. D. II, Con
nick of tho Panama Pacific exposi
tion company, Postmaster Charles
Fay announced this afternoon that
ho would establish a model post of
fico at tho fair grounds. Fay will
provide the men to handle tho
uud tho exposition company
erect the building.
mall
will
VILLA PLANNING 10
LAN EDO, Tex:, Jan. 0. From
rebel lieudquurtors nt Sail Ignacio,
Mexico, near here, it was announced
today thut General Villa plans the
next general rebel attack on Kuevo
Laredo. ' It wiih nnd rstood that ho
hopes, too, for the early capture' of
Monterey and iuuipico. ,n
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IMKCI.VG SCHOOL OPKN8
TJIUJISDAV, JANUAHV 8TII
Natatorlum small hall, H, If.
Howell, instructor, afcslsted by two
lady Instructors. Thursday for
adults and Saturday afternoon for
school children. Kvenlng seeslon at
8 p. m. Saturday afternoon 3 p. in.
Will teach waltz, two-stop, schot
tlsche, three-step, landers and tang.
For tonus phono Walter Merrick.
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Atliv t'oiuprone. of Ohio; Senator ItoU-rt I. 0en. of Ollahom.i, chairman of I ho Senate
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' the pleasure of hearing often enough,
sang the ana from "Herediade," re
sponding to mi encore that was well
deserved. The double piano number
, by Mr. Tnillundier and Mrs. Janes
1 proved n delightful number, played
with style and ehnnnmc pinnistie ef
fect. Mrs. Charles 1). Hnzclrigc
with "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,"
from "Samson and Delilah." nnd
George Andrews with the "Toren-
dor's Song," from "Carmen,'' furn
nnt who gave their iifnitaucu and j
'PRESIDENT SPENDS
PASS CHHISTIAN', Miss., Jnn. ft.
President Wilson spent tho morn
ing playing golf and later attended
to department matters awaiting his
attention.
Stories that John Lind hnd rec
ommended the clo-iug of the Aini'ii
oun embassy at Mexico City have
tinnoyed the president. This report,
he said, and another Hint Lind and
Chnrgu d'Affaires Kelson O'Shaugh
nessy were unable to agree, were
baseless.
Phe "Acid Test"
of-jclaily use lias prov
. on fo tlioiisawis o
housowiyps' t)io absfi
littc pui'ty -, high
qilUlity and 'grout of
fi'OioiKjy ot
ORESCENT
Baking Powder
Tt meets every re
quirement qt' good
cooks and particular
purchasers,
Ask Your Grocer
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POR $3 DAY WAGES
SAX FKAXCISCO. Oil., Jan. (?.
Three thou-aud unemployed paraded
the principal streets this afternoon
under the leader-hip of W. A. Thorn,
an I. W. W. organizer, as a protest
against u wage of le-n than .f.i daily.
They tied up traffic completely and
M)liceinen who tried to break up the
proccs-ion were bru-hed unceremon
iously nside, lly tho time t'
mnrchers rcuchfd Washington
square, where a mass meeting was to
be held, fully GOuO hnd gathered.
Police were sent, or to sec thnt nA
disturbance occuricd.
('entlciiicn.
Get out your old hats; havo them
cleaned, blocked and rntrlnuncl.
Hcgular price I1.C0. Special prlca
for two weeks only to Introduco our
work, 11.00. All work guaranteed.
Mcdford Hat Works, 20C West Main
street. Mcdford, Ore., first door
west Fruitgrower's bank. 2 IS
Chlcagoans mailed over half a
million parcel post packages tho day
beforo Christmas,
THIS
CAMERA
WITH PACK OFI2FILMS
FREE
FOR 250
OBAK
CIGARETTE COUPONS
I'reroo Junior Camrrt. mido ttr I!l(
inio Kcxhk Co. Takti pUlurc2H iii.
In OBAK. mouth
piece cigarettes you
clon' t have to pay for a
third more tobacco than you
use and consequently you
get a better
quality of
tobacco.
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Hanking and Currency Coinmllt.v. and .Senator John I. Miafiolh. of t.oIma.M. i
25,000 WORKLESS
IN LOS ANGELES CITY
I.OS ANtlKI.KS, Cat., Jan. C
Councilman Frederick C. Wheeler es
timated today that 1'S.OOO pnroiii
are without employment in t.o An
Soles. These (lgure, ho nnld, were
arrived at after nn exhnunllve laves
ligation nnd nro concurvutlvo. Blxty
per cent ot tho total nro men,
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aro In tho building trnde. Tho
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laborers, of whom huiiilreiln are out
Of work."
THE LOW PRICING
Wo will continuo soiling Men's, Womon'a and Children's Shoos, Men's Suite,
Hats, Trousers, Undorwoar, Shirts and gonoral lino of Men's Furnishings at
"The Low Pricing" until sufficient cash is rocoived to meet tho domands made
on us.
You can savo 20 to 50 at this store now.
CHILDREN'S & MISSES' SHOES
sjilJO Shoos, now 95
.fLflO Shoes, now $1.40
$1.7.r) Buster Browns, now $1.45
$2.00 Buster Browns, now $1.00
$2.50 Buster Browns, now $1.05
$2,713 Buster Browns, now $2.20
sjW.OO Buster Browns, now $2.30
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SHOES
$2.2.") Unlined, heavy, now $1.05
$2.50 Unlined, heavy, now $2.15
$2.75 Unlined, heavy, now $2.30
$1.50 Shoes, now $1.20
$1.75 Shoes, now $1.40
$2.00 Shoes, now $1.00
$2.25 Shoes, now $1.85
$2,50 Shoes? now $2.10
i2.75:'.nlid $'!3i'!ess Shoes, welts, at
drily '. :.:Z $2;35
LADIESi.SHOES
$2.50, Shoes, now.
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$3.0Q Shoes, now,..-...,;;
$.?.p0 Shoes, noww...,:..
$4.00 Shoes, now.
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SALOONS AI NOME
NOMK. January C -I'or tho flnt
tlmo In the hlitory of the town Nome
saloons wero rloaed on Sunday Intt
It was thu first tlmo snr their
opening that many of tho saloon
found the lock turned In tlmlr
door. In somo Inntauceii door had
to bo fitted wlh locks nnd kv)s.
Tint cIosIiik of tho sntooiu Ma (ho
result ut tho tlUrovery by Kedcral
JudKO Tucker and Assistant District
Attorney Baxton of nn ancient law
In tho old Oregon' code, No resist
ance to thu new order ot thing ' j
ruined.
$:.(M) Shoes,
$M.50 Shoes,
$1.00 Shoes,
$5,00 Shoes,
.tV ,
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$2.1?
7
$4.00 AroiM!
' '. ' I '-"
$ $4.50 Men,
4 $a.7a . $5.(
00 Men,
..$2.95 at
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Wardrobe
West Main Street
I'HKIN', Jan. 11, It became known
today that thu estiihllHhinent In Lon
don of a hraueh of the Hank of
China is to he one of tho inl-oiioim
of Chen Chln-lao, ncclnl cnVoy of
(he niinlHlry of fiuaneei with the
rank of mlniMcr pleuitioteutlarv, who
leaven Hhortly for KiikIuuiI, l!uroie
and tho Untied States. At the lime
of U recent iiiioiatmeiit it wan nn
dcrMood that Dr. (.'lieu wuh koImk
aluoad lo negotiate for a recrudes
cence of llio $:i0,l)00,000 iMirreuey
reurKaulratlon loan which tho rmo
lutloii of 1011 uict. Nvow It Hi'emn
that thiii In lo he hut one of liin
many dulliM.
Thu Hank of Chtiia U an official
institution, under the direction of tho
minister of finance, with hrnnchcH in
KliaiiKhai and oilier leadlne; ellien
throughout the republic, I'rrMdeut
Vuau Sliih'K'ui hoH'H lo make It In
lime uh Influential to nn uh In tho
Hank of ciiKlaud in the ritl:di Men
and Kuro!.
The or);auhat!ou of n hraueh III
.Vew York City 1m nWn dinmnmrd, hut
no decision Imn been rcarhod offic
ially. ThU will ho done xooner or
later, hut Loudon will havn tlie honor
of reeeivini; tho flint forelpi hraueh
of Iho Hank of China. It i under
Htood that Dr. Chen will look Into
tho N'ew York Hituntiou whilo ho In
in America and that tho future date
of tho ilneiiik' of n Manhnltnu do
iartment will derud uhu hi rvport
after ho returns to Ihlw city.
The Success of
your Eyeglasses
Depends entirely npoii tho
skill or the ono who fits
them. "Wy work in gimrai)
teed to be jimt ri'ht.
Dr. Rickert
Otrr lkuil'M MiMfonl, Ore,
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
now.
now
now.
now.
$2.35
$2.00
.$3.25
$3.05
MEN'S HIOHTOP SHOES
Includes hand-niado Chippewa lind
original Chippewa (Old Indian Head
Brand) Shoes.
$2,50 -12-inch top, now $4.55
$5.50 10-ineh top, now $4.40
$0.50 12-iueh Pack, now $5.45
$0.75 12-inch high grade, now..$5.G5
$7.75 10-ineh top, now $0.45
MEN'S UNLINED WORK SHOES
$f).00 Nailed, now ,.....$2.35
$:i,50 Nailed, now $2.85
Kuhu AVtdt $3.30
Ease Welt ,...$3.60
Kaso Welt, huekle tons.
$3.05
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