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intend nil second-class matter at
Mcdfonl, Oregon, under th art of
March 3, 187 J.
BUBOCRXrTXOIT RATES
One yeor, by mnll ....... -..... 15. 00
One month, by mnll . ...... ... .80
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville nnd Ccn
trnl Toint . - .60
Saturday only by mall, per year S.O0
Weekly, per year . ... .. 1 80
1811
With 'Mcdfonl Stop-Ovcr
COUNCIL 10 ACT
BILLY SUNDAY REVIVALS
UPON RESIGNATIONS
OF 18 FIRE BOYS
Tlic mow gambling ordinance, the
retention f Chief Ainnnn nnd tlio
rcsignnlioii-i of tlio eighteen volunteer
fireman bccsiuso of tlio eity denying
nine of their nutnlicr free telephones,
will ho the principal matters coming
before the citv council nt the regu-
Inr innnthly meeting tonight.
Tlio deposing of Chief Aninnii, if
Mich a couro is followed, is expected
to cause the jmlhcriujr of tonu
clouds. One plnu suggested to dis
pense with Chief Aiiinnn and his $9(1
n month sntnry, nnd $1.") a month
feed for private horse, nnd put As
sistant Chief llnrry Line nt the head.
It is understood that Assistant Chief
Ling would not thus mount over the
head nf his superior nnd that the rest
of the firemen would balk. Hesides
scores of Chief Amann's friend- feel
that n little sentiment should he mix
ed with the economy policy, nnd the
city strive for a compromise, in view
of Chief Amann's twenty years of
service for the eity.
In regard to the recitations of the
volunteer firemen, some of the coun
cil maintain that they most of
whom have interests here, should he
willing to mnfco a sacrifice for the
city nnd not raise the cry of "free
phones or no fight fire."
The, chief objection to the proposed
new gambling ordinance, which is n
replica of the state law covering the
vice, with the exception thai it pro
vides lighter penalties is that it con
tains a joker, that intend of increas
ing the ban, decreases. It provides
punishment for games thev piny at
Monte Carlo, but none for games thev
play in Mcdfonl, and intricacies of
banking u game are befuddled. Some
of the council hold that the old ordi
nance slrould be retained, with nn
amendment or two.
KELLEY AIY OFF
10
SAX FltANTISrO, Cab, March X
The Kelloy faction of Kan Fran-i'Ii-m'
unemployed nnny cxK'cted' to
start on iis "on to Washington"
movement late this afternoon. This
at least was the atitiouucemeiit at
noon of "(leueral" Charles Kelley,
following a conference, with bis cap
tains, "We will spend the night in Oak
land," said Kelly, "and it is possible
that we will lemuiii there for n week.
Then we will movo on to Ogdcn, via
Haeritmento."
Transportation to Oakland, tie
cnr.ling to Kelly," will bo paid from
the ii i my treasury. He expected at
least 1500 men to leave with his
army.
AMEDFQKD In fly solids elipitiiitfs from Pittsburg
pnpiM'S lwribiug tlio revival sorvioo.s boing hold by
Ditty Sunday. Slio is oiithnsiiistic upon tho subject mid
says:
"I wish we could have lilm (Sundnv) eoine to Medford and Include tlio
surrounding town by special excursion trains to Medford.
"Medford needs a Hilly Sunday If for no other reason tluvn to close, the
picture shows on Sunday."
There is little danger of Hilly Sunday's coining to !Mod
ford, thank heaven. He is a luxury that wo will have to
forego, nt least until better times. Tor Hilly Sunday eonies
high and tho money has to bo in sight before the eontraol
is signed.
Sunday is one of several high-prieod revivalists who
have commercialized salvation and made it a business
proposition so many dollars raised, so many souls saved.
It costs money to have Sunday's choice mingling of the
billingsgate of the gutter with tho slang of the bleacher
and the jargon of the jockey, stirring up an hysteria in
weak minds that lie dubs religion.
' Billy Sunday's great, lurid revival show is managed
much like the greatest circus on earth. First of all conies
the contract and the guarantee. It is usually so high that
it takes most of the churches and congregations in a largo
city to raise it. Then eonies the advance man and the
press dope. The eity is districted and orgauixatiou
effected, livery church worker is pressed into the cause
and kept busy. "When preliminaries sire completed, the
main showman and his corps of assistants, musicians, class
preachers, etc., arrive. Press matter galore is furnished
and if the papers do not give liberally of their space, they
are boycotted.
TTov can the finite mind comprehend the infinite?
This fact doesn't bother Hilly Sunday, Lacking compre
hension to solve or even appreciate the eternal Mystery,
Sunday takes the Lord into partnership and does his
thinking for him. He knows just what the Almighty
thinks. "God is bound by laws He cannot break," asserts
Sundav, who proceeds to limit the Creator.
Sundav is about as far from the ideals of the lowly
Xazarene as it is possible to get and profess Christianity.
Yet. good church people everywhere receive him with
open arms and turn their poekothooks inside out in the
hope that he will give them a new birth of religion and fill
for awhile vacant church pews. That Sunday and his ilk
really accomplish a lasting reform in humanity has never
been demonstrated. The religion based on emotional
hysteria is not an abiding faith.
As for suppressing the Sunday movies well, there are
far worst' things the people might be doing than seeing
"Quo Vadis," the -Last Days of Pompeii" and other in
structive and entertaining films on a Sunday afternoon.
Listening to Hilly Sunday is one of them.
There are a groat many people always trying to reform
the other fellow trying to force their own ideas and cus
toms upon their neighbors under the impression that
theirs is the only true way to salvation. Like Hilly Sun
day, they have taken the Lord into a partnorship-by no
means silent and seek to create virtue in others by
sumptuary laws enforcing their own opinions.
Those are happiest and best loved who mind their own
business and who seek only to do unto others as they
would have others do unto them.
Wilson EndsFirst Year as President
Mail Order Success Due to Advertising
A llttlo clipping In last week's In
dependent has set a number of Hills
boro 'men to thinking and ono of
them Is so Impressed with It that be
Is studying out a plan to combat tho
situation presented.
The paragraph was merely a clip
ping from a large mass of literature
sent out weekly by tho American
Fair Trade League, which Is en
deavoring to save tho smaller busi
ness man from tho ruin threatened
by the big city competitor who se
cures business through direct cata
logue advertising.
The paragraph was a slmplo reci
tal of an address delivered at a re
cent convention of mall order house
managers. The speaker told bis
hearers that the success of his Iiouho (
was due entirely to auvcrtuing, and
ho said It was tho practice of his
house to study the country news
papers. When ono wag found th '
did not contain tho advertising cr
local merchants that district was
flooded with his catalogues, and al
ways with good results.
The explanation, of course, Ii
easy, for readers of these nowspap-
tractcd by the list of bargains and
prices and placo their orders, not
knowing often that the samo articles
and prices may be obtained at home.
Tho speaker concluded hU address
with the statement that with loral
merchants advertising as they
should tho mall order business
would receive a severo setback.
Tho plan to meet this condition
whcb suggested Itself to the Hills
boro merchant was for the business
men to unlto and buy space In the
local papers for a year, tho spaco to
bo filled with cards of tho different
merchants. In effect this would be
a business directory and would at
least Inform the readers of the pap
ers, many of whom, It must not be
forgotton, are nowcomers, what
lines of business aro represented In
Mlllsboro.
This business man figured that
thcro aro more than 100 different
concerns In tho city, only a small pro.
portion of which Invito trado or lot
tho pcoplo know they aro In busi
ness through the columns of tho
papers. It struck him forcibly that
Illllsboro was tho placo the cata
logue man had In mind nnd he
era, not being accustomod to have , thought no tlmo should bo lost in
trnde solicited through the medium I bending him off. Illllsboro (Ore.)
of printer's ink, aro at onco nt-1 Independent.
REYES' LADY FUND
wn r. nr
Qunntc
NANTh'H, France, March 3,--So
low from two Self-inflicted bullet
wounds that it was feared she could
not recover, Mine. Mario Caiilleu, a
friend of ex-Minister of Justice Ilo
ilolfo lleycH of President Huertu's
cabinet, arrived today nmong the
passenger.-! on the French liner I. n
Navarro from Iluvaiin.
J I eyes was among the deputies ai
res I oil tit Huertu's tinier October 11,
but wiis lcleiiscd from prison Febru
ary I) and sailed for lliivniia. Mine.
.Caiiflt'U wtu found Iving outsido his
Ktuliu-opm door Knturdny night with
two bullets i;i her breast.
It wiirt hcliovctl ii (piuricl with
Jlcyed I'Uiita'djjier net,
' 1$
Merchants and Trusts
Itegulutioii of mail order house is' the methods which the ictiiilers rcc-
being demanded by the retail iner-! ommend as n euro for the evils of
chiinU of the country through the
medium of the aiiti-trust bills which
me now being framed. A large delo
uutioii ivpi'otcntiiig hundreds of
thousands of small merchants all
over llie count rv is urging this de
mand upon the jiidiciarv and the in
terstate and foreign commerce com
mittees ol the hoiixe.
J. H. Moorchoiixc of Lexington,
Mo., prei-ideiit of the National Fed
eration of Itetail Merchants, i ut Ihe
head of the delegation, which includes
ncpichcntntives of retail grot-em,
liimhcuiicu, hardware merchants,
plumbers, carriage and harness deal
ers, and, in fact, almost every linn of
merchandising that competes with Ihe
niail order lmiics.
Publicity ami price regulation aie
mail order competition, which they
now declare exist. They urge the
publicity us u feature of Hid federal
trade commission bill. The price reg
ulation provision of the proposed
trade relations bill should be strength,
cued, they believe, so that it will be
impossible for the great mail order
houses to force inaniifacliircrn to sell
lo them ul prices fur below the
nrices charged to the ordinary coun
try merchant, thus pcimittiug the
mail order concerns to drive the re
tailers out of business throuuli unfair
competition, Chicago Tribune,
Look! Look!
Hmoko Oovernor Johnson cigars,
they're mndo In Medford, you'll lllto
them, ,
WASHINGTON', March ;i 'I'll'
democratic iHlmiiii(rution ul" Wood
row Wilson vn tine oui old todn.v.
For uh-oluto di'fiuitee of ancient in
stitutions and precedents it has
cclip-red that of any oilier chief e
ecutho since the early days ot the
lepnblie. The two big things in leg
islative achicveinent were the tnrilf
and ctiiieucv hill-. Holh uie Mill
under lire and their micco- onnnol
positively be determined within an
other year. DeiuocralH ny thev tire
bringing about n condition of pro.
iHritv in this country which directly
benefits the vngeeainer and small
business mnn ratler than the stock
holder in the big corporations, He
publicans dispute tin- and ny that
the day of (lie soup house is at
hand.
Hut thoe arc mutter of hitor,
It has been utthcr in the lighter wuy
that President W'iNon hu attracted
attention. The first thing he did
after subscribing to the oath of of
fice was to hand n ve! wallop to
Washington. Announcement was
made that Hie deiuoeiatie simplicity
was to be the rule. Instead of gold
laced military aides to train bis ev
ery step ami interpose their bull; be
tween the president and the common
people, u civilian garbed physician
and a husky, Monde, well-dressed
secret service mini lolled about ami
the president saw whomever bis
fancy dictated, unlnimelled by rigid
rules nnd red tape. The office of
his secretary was thrown open lo the
public generally and the president
would emerge from his private office
freoiiontly to mingle with the Mipu
lace and transact business on the
jump.
When consrcs assembled it got n
real jolt. Iiistotul of recciviuir a
ponderous document from the hands
of u clerk which would be read in a
sing-song tone that meant nothing.
Ihe president delivered his first and
nil subsequent inosnges in crsmt,
making bis telling points with nil the
emphasis of the trained platform
orator, with the result that, white
the first mesMige was listened to in
silence, his Inst, the trust document,
was punctuated bv real npplniise
from friends nnd foe. And the
president's room in the cnpitol build
in!: an ornate chamber icserved
Ihe past for oceii.iitcv on one day
a session only lias been frequently
used. Instead of sending for the
members the president went to them,
with the result that patronage mud
tiles have been cleared up with un
heard -of expedition.
IhsUMil of secluding himself from
the newspaper ' correspondents,
granting audiences only to lb
"cuckoo" ropro-tnitulives. who re
flected admiiiitritinii views, Hie
president has (ranted o"'U audi
ences to all properly accredit -tl
licwsiuipur correspondents tvw.'i'
weekly. He has withstood a fire "f
questions, often hostile, regarding
politics, and bus answered even
more frankly than might have been
expected, the onlv limitation hrr u
(he nticicul piohlhitiou thill the pies
ideal niu-t never be minted tlliectly.
That time. honored Institution, Cie
New Year's reception, whcie Alike,
Tom ntitl Jerry, their wives and their
friends, (lock to Ihe white house and
sipiccxe Ihe picsjdciit's baud while
he stands like a muiiiiikiu in u dealb
dcallng draught uud trie to look a i
though he enjo.ved it, also went by
the boanls, The tcastui given till
year was Hint the president was sick
and needed u rest, Net yciiy llmr
will be an ci)imlly good excuse. Ami
tlaiuc rumor whisper that ceitaiu ni
the other fixed receptions along sim
ilar lines arc perilously near the di
caul.
MOOSE TO GATHER
HERE ON MARCH 20
UOSKIUJUO, Mar. 3 A hlg Moose
roluhrntlou Is to Im held nt Medford
on Friday, March 20, among nil the
lodges ot southern Oregon and visi
tor will nUn he present from KiiKotic
Salem nnd Portland. This Is for the
Moose IoiIhc ami their tamlllcs, moth
ers and daughter, ami It In estimat
ed that 700 members will tie present
on Hint occasion. Doth tho big Nnt-
ntorlum and tho now Page oper.v
house In Medford have, been noeurcd
for this occasion. Many special fea
tures nro promised, ns well ns the
Initiation of n In rue class of now
mouthers. A special train will be run
from Kosehiirg on this occasion, with
a one fare rate for the round trip.
Now members for the Itixehurg lodco
will b hen a free ticket on this
special train. A committee was ap
pointed to look after the local nr
rnnnemeiits, nnd a party of I2ti per
sons aro expected to no from thbt
COtllltll.
xotici:.
r Notice In hereto given that the un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil nt Its meeting to be held March
I T tli. 191 1, for n llconse to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors In quan
tities less than n gallon nflts place of
business on Went Main street, rlly
of Medfard for a period of six
months.
HOTKL MKDKOItl).
Dated March 2nd, 1914.
Money Saved
by Making Your Cough
Syrup at Home
Taken llul a. few Ploinrnta,
ud 8loi u Hard Cough
lit it slurry.
Smoke Ml. Pitt.
Clears and help build up a pay
roll for your own town
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
h h. itAUTLirrr
Phonos M. IT au4 t7-J2
Amtiutnnrn Sflrvlro Deputy Coroner
Cough medlcbuii, as a rule, contain a
larj;u quantity of plain syrup. If you
take one pint of cranulatiil suuur, udd
Vt pint of warm water and stir uhout
minutes, vuu have us good syrup as
money could tniv.
If you will tlicri put 2 ounces of
1'inox (fifty nut' worth! In u pint
tattle, and fill it up with tlio Suj-ur
Syrup, J on will Imvc us much cough
svruu as you could buy ready mode for
$JjO. 'Juke a t-uspomfiil every one,
two or three hours, it keeps perfectly.
You will find it one of the bent coilah
syrups you cvtr ucd even In whooiilng
counli. You caa feel it take hold
uxually conoucr an ordinary cough in
124 hours. It Is pint laxative enough,
has a good tonic ruYut, and tlio tuste
Is plearant.
It is u splendid rrmedy. too, for
whooping cough, spasmodic croup,
hoarK'iiess and bronchial unthmn.
l'mex Is n incut v.inlallo concentra
ted compound of Norway white pine
extract, rich In giuiaeol nnd other
healing plnn eleuirnts. No other pupa
lutlon will work la this formula.
This plnn for mnklng couh remedy
with Phiex nnd 8uj.'nr Syrup is now
used in moro homes than any othrr
rouirh remedy. 'I l.e plan 1ms often been
imitated but never successfully.
A cniaranty of absoluto satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your tlruguUt has
Pinex, or will t,'rt It for you. If not,
lend to The l'lnt x Co., ft. Wayne, Ind.
A'Novice Can't Doll
You had better buy "toro" glasses
at -o cents than to pay for specially
ground lenses that dun't fill your
requirements perfectly. .
To he able to accurately fit glasses
roqulros years of patient study, with
a slnplo dovotfon to the ono object
alone.
Dr. Rickert
Hc Sight Shc1iiIIhI
Sulio Ull, Over Head's
S. & II. Oreen Trading .Stamps filvci
I
4iMUti
IIOHSLH FOIl MALH
Ono span of mules, ago G and
7 years, wolght 2C00. Ono span,
of argo mares, weight 2C00, Ono
good ul around horse, 8 years old.
Largo team, weight 3000. Ono well
broko saddle horso, Ono gontlo lad
lea' driving maro. Ono good ranch
team, bucgy nnd harness. Can no
scon nt
O. H. Litis, Phone ir,0, At I'nlnn Itarn
5?
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Hi
CAffoiJAH?
sPower
behind
the dough
You may uie an old favorite recipe and live bctt of material and make it
carefully, tlm oven may be just right, yet you will have a failure if
"Tlic Power behind the Dough" v. not th right one to leaven it properly
and make it light, digestible, wholeiome.
Good baking without good baking powder U out of tin quution.
K C Baling PoifJtrhttwundaM lvesy power, and die doublo aclioa
in ll.o bowl iiwi la tlio ovsn nuke good results Uuubly ccilam.
Ta'f no ihances of fatturaUMe K C
anil hav "good Inch ' every lime.
At oil Utoctrt,
MARKET AFFECTED
BY SEK MARKET
old-time gold oure-
DIllNK HOT TEA I
.; ...!-. i . , I , ti.
fit i n ftmfall tiriilrln it lliiiitliiirir
I llri'MHl- I't'ti. nr it si i tut flfirnliiti fiiltn
" cull ll,"ltnmhiirKcr llrust Thw.'Md uny
NKW YOlMv. Mm-.,i. :i v.. n , i plmiiuiify. Trtl.o a tahlespoonful nf tlm
,,!,,,. ,1.,1..11111,1i ..',,., i. . i ,i. . i. i ' tea, put iv riip of bollliig water upon
Inr luovcmcn i.nikcdtli. o.eniug ol ' ,'mr ,,, 1V ,,llV,51l(, llrlnk
the stock iniukct today, Thn volume U.o.,, t, nMy thus during the
of business wus small. The stuudnid day or before lellilng, 11 Is thn tuntt
clleetlvu v sy to break u coM and riitn
grip, as It ocns tho res of tlm akin,
relieving congest Imi. Also loosen tlio
UoM'ls, thus brenldtig up u cold.
urn
shines moved with n downwind tend
eucy, although Miiintlons iVoiu yes
Icrda.v's close weie slight, Atlyins
Kxpiess advanced " ami l.oiillaiil 1
t'aiiailiaii Pacilic lost a half.
The uuukel slill felt the efl'ecl n
(lie sloim in the last half of the sea
son and the volume of business con
tinued. At noon puces weie icstoied
In about the h el of vcstettln.v's close,
llouds were slcndv.
The market closed hoavv,.
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take Ublespoonful of Sulta if lbtck
hurts or Bladder bothers Drink
loU ofNwnUr.
'I'm' it tlm next tlmo Mm mlfer from
n cold or tlio grip. It I Incxpeimbn
and entirely vegttnble, tlierefore b
and hntiulev.
F
STIFF, ACG JOINTS
We are a nxtlon of mrat eslcrs and
our tdissl U filled with urla acbl, sys a
well-known authority, who warn us to
be constantly on guard against khliicr
trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to tren
the Ii1.sk! of this Irritating acbl, but
Ircoiue wrak from tho orervtorki lliey
gel sluggUhi the rlludnatlrti tlmues clog
uud thus tho wssto Is retained In tlm
blood to poison the entire system.
When your Mdnnv ocho anl feel Ilk
lump of lead, and you ham stinging
pains In tlm Uusk or tlio urlnn Is cloudy,
full of sediment, or Uw bladder is Irri
table, obliging you to srek relief during
the night) when Ton have severe head
aches, nrnous and dirty spells, slrplrss
nrs. acid stemseh or riieuiiutlsm In bid
weather, p't from your pharmacist alsiut
four ounces of dad Salt! take a
UhlrajHHinful In a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and hi a few
day your kidneys will act tine, lids
famous salts U msd from the ncM of
gratsu and lemon Juice, combined with
lit hU, and has hern turn! for generations
to flush and stlmulato etoggt-d kidis-ys,
to neutralUe the acbU In urine so It H
no longer a sourro of Irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder dltorurr.
.Tad Halts Is Inextienilve ainl esnnnt
Injure! makes a delightful rlferrrnont
lit Ma water drink, and nobody e.m uuku
a tnlttako by taking n little oeeailorially
to keep the kblnevs clean run) active,
ISIS THEATRE
I'liotopls) Ttiesdny mill Wtstiiesilny
Officer John! Donovan
Two Part
p.vrin: vi:i:ki.y no. u
News
PN'VCII.INt! tiii: IMLCIHM
I'ATIIHIIS' .XimX.VIKXT
AT LASTTIIHY HAT
f'oiuedy
Hero 'I'liiusiliiy (Inly
.iKiutvs rxn.K's xa.miwaki:
a Two Heel Comedy
Here Prliluy
AHVi:XTIIti:S IIP KATIILYX NO. 'J
Rub Soroneu from joints rind musclsi
with a minll trial bottle or
old St. Jacobs Oil
Stop "dosing" Hhcuiuathtn,
It's pain only I not one ease In (Htr
requires Internal treatmriit. Ituh woth.
lug, iHtielratiiig "rit. dneobs OH" right
en the "lender simt," and by the tliiio
you say .lack Itohliisna out come tho
rhrtmuvtln pain. "St, daeob'a OH" I
n ImrnihsM rhciimntUm cure which nnviT
itUapsiluU nnd disvui'l burn the skin. It
take pain, soienen and tlfTm fnnu
nehliig joints, muscle and Uine stops
Clatlni, lumbago, Imkiveho, neiiralRl.
LI in W upt Oil n 'J.1 cent Uittln
of eM-tiuux holiest "Nt. JaroU Oil"
from any drug store, and la a motiunt
vou'll be fri' from pains, ache and
rtllTurM. IVui't sulfert Huh rheiiuu
tlmi uway.
MRS. H. L. LEAOH
Export Coi'30tioro
:JL'(i Norlh Unrtlutt.
Phono r(;:t m.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO.
Ivtig tuul (.'nrpi't. Ok'aninp;
and Wt'iiving
011 HAST MAIN 8TKBET
IMimin WY.Ul
KEEP CLEAN
And Prevent Disease
lly scientific vapor baths,
:unssnKe, needln spray nr
showur baths. Costs no
more than Turkish bath,
but moro pleasant and
beneficial,
.Separate apartment for
Indies Willi laity nltettil-nut.
Dr. R. J. Lockwood
Chiropractor
UIKI-'JIHI (Jnrnetl. Corey
Itldg., Plioun nt:i
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ROBERT RAYMOND LIPPITT
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PRICES LOWER FLOOR
First 14 Rows $1,D0
Last 4 Rows-. $1,00
BALCONY
First 4 Rows $1,00
Box Boats $1,60
Last 9 Rows 50c
Seat Salo at Thoator Box Office Tuosday 10 A. M.
Tel. 418
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