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Newspaper Page TextH VCXP"9 WWJM-' A" t. vtr f IV " PAGE FOTTR Medford Mail tribune: ,N .INPUPKNUKNT NBXVSPATKR . BLlKinD KVRnr aktkunoon EXCKPT HUNOAV WV TUB MrciH'Ont) 1'llINTlNQ CO. The Democrntlo Time. Th MJford Mstl. Til Medrord Trlbuns, Th 8outh rn OrcBonlnn. Thi Ashland Trlbunft. Ofricc Mll Trlbuno llullillnp, IE-IT-3t North Fir street: tolerhon 76. (Hflclnl Paper of the Cltr of TtUdford. Official 1'nper of Jackson County. Knttrrd as second-class matter nt Misdford, OrRon, under th act of Harch J, 1S7S. ItTBSCRXPTIOlt KATES On ycur, by mall ,,., -15,00 Ono month, by mall .. ,t0 l'r month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Jacksonville ami Cen tral Point- .0 Rntiinliiy only by mall, per rear S PO Wuekly, jwr year- 1.50 Full TawoiI Wlro Aoelnled Prcs With Mpdror Stop-Oxer ROOSEVELT OFF E SOUTHAMPTON', Juno IS. '1 will mako Just ono reference to poli tico. I will not run for governor or New York." Colonel Roosevelt today momentar ily broke his rulo of silence In regard to politics In order to make this declaration while ho was proceeding on board tho tender to embark o.i the Imperator for New York. Suffers From Chill Colonel lloo-evell suffered from n nlim-p ntlnek of chill while on boanl the temlcr. It wax the firt, occas ion on which ho liiul felt the chill sinco he left New York, and :ic ex plained that it was merely n recur renco of the effects of the jungle fever, which was to ho exiiccted. Tho colonel declined i!!.-.i-.tnnce nnd crowd the gnuplank to the liner unaided, but lie retired immedi- ntelv to the imiK-rinl suite on the Imperalor, vvhicli hnd been nM;:tied to him mid hU cousin, Philip .1 ltoohcvelt. Seeks Kest Period Km)!ini4 was laid by Philip Koo-evclt on it tntelIlcnt that (he f)l;iiel wao not suffering from any ditH'tKe of tho Inniyx. but rrmn weaknes", vvhicli would tirevent him HK'nkiiiL' from the idatfonns of Iraiiu and himilnr exposed places. He Kiid, however, the colonel ex pected to fill an ciiguxemeiit in Pitts lmr in July. IIU gica: ce)Ire, however, in the meantime vni rr it period of home life nl Sagamore llillj during which he could re.-t hi" volco mill forego politlpa. Aiiiouk the i1it to vrcct Colonel HoohcvcH ii Hie louder wn Law rence Abbott, who told the colonel thai ho wax goin to intercut him ih'fToir, but Colonel Kooterelt rc 1 plied that lie did not feci like chas. iuk njiill over u tcii-uere lot. LONDON. June IS. When Colonel lloosovclt arrived at Waterloo Sta tion today to tuko tho steamer train for. Southhampton, on his return trip to tho United States and a largo crowd of friends had gathered to bid hi in farewell. Among them wcro Wulter Illnos Page, tho American am lmmador, with tho staff of tho etn bassy, and Admiral Lord Charles lleresford. Colonel Itoosevelt, who had ar ranged to embark on tho Imperator, was In a very cheerful mood. Ho wild to the rcporters: "Toll tho English pcoplo I havo enjoyed myself and fully appreciate tho way 1 have been treated by ovury body. I was particularly pleased with tho courtesy shown mo when I addressed tho Hoyal Geographical so. clety." As tho train steamed out of the station a photograph was taken of. Colonel Itoosevelt and Lord Charh" lleresford shaking hands. Mrs. Nicholas Longworlh will it main In England another week IN AMERICAN RIFLES DUHIilN. Ireland, June 18. Lurge (tiaiiliies of rifle urn uiuinuiiitiuu were lauded during the night on the ('oiinoiiinrin cuittd, in the woM of Ireland l.y lli nulioimlUt volunteer. TliP rmxipiinentn were supposed to Jiavn been brought by iiryMeriwn. ve K'M whh'li liiul been eiiiWng along the coHhl for H week, bill hud not reJM in J-iKiinlrf. 'fl'" '"" wur" .mK! ft i he of Hie lm APlerleun put- leiH. , , , TiHiio Mml Hill lfl Hie '"ul in tmvil iHrllbtr K"M l"iiliitf, IMP RA ON RETURN TRIP Five Rules for KIo rule designed to coin litre farmers Hint there I no maple about credit nro sot down In Farmers' Uul letln r93. "How to Use Farm Crod It." which tho department has Just published, Unless the farmer who If. thinking f borrowing money fully understands those rules and Is will Iiik to he guided by thmn, tho rov- crnment's advice to tils Is; Don t. As It Is. there are probably almost a many farmers In thl country who. are suffering from too much as frfmi too llttlo credit. Ofthese rules ,thq three most liti portant are: ' . 'J 1. Make sure that the purport) for which the borrowed motiey Is to i . t . .. lT"T! ;i las useu wtu prouuee n roiurn Bremer Than needed to pay the -h. 2.- Tho length or tlnio tne debt l(4o. run should have a close rela Hon to the productive life of the Improvement for which the money Is borrowed. 3. Provision should bo mado In Ioiir time loans for the gradual re duction of tho principal. The first rule Is, of courw, the key to tho wise uso of credit. 11c twoeu borrowing money to spend on one's self and borrowing money to buy equipment of soma sort with. all the difference between folly and all tho difference between follw nnd i foresight, extravagance and thrift. If tho monoy Is borrowed for a wise purpose It will produce enough to pay back principal mid interest nnd leave a fair margin of profit for the borrower Into th? bargain. If it Is borrowed for a foolish purpose it will produce nothing nnd consequently there will be. nothing with which to repay the loan. From this point of view It matters comimratlvely little whether tho Interest bo high or low. It Is the payment of the principal that Is the chief difficulty. Utiles '2 and 3 deal with the most satisfactory ways of repayment. Un derneath them both Is tho same prin ciple: Tho loan must bo repaid with tho money It eearns itself. For ex ample. If tho money Is used to buy a Cabbage Worms and Cabbage Aphis Cabbage worms and cabbage aphis, i or lice, aro fouud In more or less stractive numbers wherever cabbage) and other cruciferous crops, such as turnips, rutabagas, cauliflower, etc are groWn. Somo seasons they are much moro destructive to these crops than others, owing to various causes, such as the weather conditions or the presence or absence of the various parasites and predaceous enemies, which sometimes keep them reduced to a minimum. The green caterpillars, or cabbago worms, found on cabbage and allied plants, aro too well known to need any description. They develop Into the common white, gray or orange butterflies with small dark spots on their wings. They are seen frequent ly during the summer flying about the garden and clover and alfalfa fields. The butterflies lay the eggs on the cabbsco. which hatch Into tho ! caterpillars. I The state experiment station at Pullman advises that tho best method j of controlling these wormg is to spray ( th nlanta before thor are half crown I with arsenate of lead and soap, pre pared as follews: Arsenate of lead (pafcto), three ounces; soap, onohalf bar; water, four gallons. This spray should bo applied whenever the worms become abundant enough to Justify it. Usually an application about tho first of July and anotnor two or three weeks later will be snf- CHIEF SAM'S SHIP GALVESTON, Texas, June is. Tho steamship Liberia, on which Al-,l(.n, fred C. Sam, leader of tho "Hack to ; Africa" movement among negroes in ,diilnl today in the nciion for di this country, proposes to take ror-jvorco iiihtilulcd by Mr. Helen M. erul hundred negroes to the (Jold Coast of Africa, arrived hero today. The arrival of tho vessel wa tho oc-j canlon for much rejoicing among ser. oral hundred followers of "Chief" Sam who havo been here Koveral months. , It Is not known when tho Liberia will sail for Africa. ."Chief" Sam Id said to bo on board, . Have Vou Seen KIInlK-tli? If not you certainly havo mUsod tho ono bust feature of tho big carni val shows now entertaining tho pub lic in Med ford. She Is tho dalntlcnt llttlo bit or femininity over seen In llilu city and Is a mont pleasing per son, being always anxious tq answer every question. Ah a inimical per former ulio aUo shines and can pluy tho z)loiliono lllio a professional, do to six hur this iivenlUK nnd you will bo dollglittid with her porforpinnco. Kllzabeth, ibo living doll, Is SI years old, IicIkIiI, iSS liichns and wkIkIiu 'it pobuds. Willi Mt'dfonl trudM U Jlodfonl nmdo flrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. Borrowing Money machine that will last ten years, the machine must earn enough In that time to pay for Itself or It never will. The loan, therefore, should bo en tirely repaid before the ten yenra are up or tho farmer will lose money on the transaction, paying out Inter est for no benefit In return. On tho other hand, If too earl date Is set for repajment, the machine will not have had sufficient oppor- tunlty.to make the requisite money and thi borrower may l.ave dlfflcul- J'ln raising It olsowhere. Rulo a provides for some, form of amortl UaMon. the system by which tho prln- eipai is re pa in m iiiMiiiiiueiu mi mm tile amount of the loan Is contln unity diminishing and In consequence tho Interest charges also. Such a system Is quite feasible When the loan Is really productive, when It returns to the borrower definite revenue eaech jear. Tables show ing tho payments required to pay periods of time are appended to the vff principal and Interest In vnr.vlng bulletin and are recommended to the xerlous consideration of everyone who contemplates borrowing money The bulletin also advises the farmer to secure the lowest possible Inter est. At tlrst sight this seems too obvious to be worth mentioning, of course, tho interest should no as small as possible. Kvorybody knows that except the lender. Put If the other rules are observed, If the bor rower manages his financial affairs soundly, he will bo surprised to rind how much easier It Is to obtain fav orable terms. The right kind of len der dues not want to foreclose inert gageg; he wants hi monoy back with n fair profit, like any other merchant. For money that Is borrow ed wisely, for money that Is sure to bo repaid, he ehnrges low Interest. This, In fact. Is why the govern ment has published tlico rules fur borrowers, it Is not so much a mat ter of driving a shrewd bargain us It Is of observing a few fundamental principles which ulono can mako redlt a blessing nnd not a curse. flclent for early cabbage. Lato cab- de-jbage may require an additional ab plication later. Tho cabbago aphis aro also very well known to every gardener. Thev live over winter In the egg stage or as mature aphids on the old plants left In tho garden during the winter, A great many generations aro pro. duced during tho summer and fall, so that by late summer those plants only slightly Infested In the spring may be seriously Injured by these posts un less, destroyed by their parasites or prcdaceous enemies. They aro often kept In control by the ladybird beetles and tho larva of tho Syrphus flics Tho best method for controlling tho plant lice Is to spray the planM with tobacco and soap mixture pre pared as follews: Illacklcaf-40, two jtablespoonfuli; soap, water, four gallons. one-half bar; Tho soap Is necessary In order to mnke the spray spread evenly and penctrato tho mealy covering of the lice. Inasmuch as both worms and aphis aro nearly always present at the samo time. It Is often deslrnblo to 'mi.'iv f.r linth ami thl enn lin llnnn with a combined sprny prepared as follews: IllackleaMO, two tabic spoonfuls; soap, one-half bar; arse nate of lead, four ounces; water tour gallons. M. A. YOTHKItS, AhsUtant Kntomologlst. Washington State Kxperlniont Station mi .--j J. GAIL BORDEN SERVED WITH DIVORCE NOTICE yyt' YOIUC, June 18. (inil llor- the millionaire milk denier, vvih Mitumoucd with n xuniiiioiw nnd coin- i,..r(i,.., Ti, ...: wnK recently filed in n California court. The com plitliiL clinrgCri detertioii. Mr. Ilordcii haid ho would not be able to answer it in pcron, hliice ho vvn going to Kunipift MORALES LEAVES LAREDO ON ORDERS FROM CHIEF IjAKKIH), Tex., Juno 18. Piihcunl MorulcH, chief of Muff In (Jcticrult JchUH Ciiiniiizn, commander of tho couMiiutioiuiliM lorccH nt Nucvo Luiedo, left for .Mondicv lodny. In fonuulion I'oiiceriiiug hU ininslon wan refused, hul wiiH Hind to he due to order (mm Monterey. (Icuerul CiiiTiiiir.fi i u brother of tln lirM chief of lllll COIINlllllllOlialislN. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant W H, HMmmt I'Iioiiihi M. 47 ii 41-J iHibuUmc Uoryk liuljr (hnmmr MEDFOIID. ORNUON. STOCKS SOW GO ADVANCES Ni:V YORK, .luno IS. -Recent tellers ro-nprehased moderately to day on tho stock market and price Improved fractionally. The close wnt firm. Fluctuation narrowed stead- lly In tho late dealings, hul thero , was Incieased speculation In certain bonds, Rook Island debenture Uvea gained over three points. The cheerful, feeling In London, owing to brightening of the political outlook, made Itself felt In tho homo market at the opening. The advance of Amorlcnn stocks In London re sulted lnn corresponding rise among the International Issues hero mid as trading got under wav the whole list hardened. Itnllrond storks made their best showing under tho leader ship of Piiiou Pacific, which ad vanced nearly a point. 1CAN F WASIIlN'tSTON. Juuq IS. !'. J. Smith, mi Ameriuin uupd-oncd m- eral weeks in Toniia, ditto of Clun pn, lending inve-ligntiou of the killing of several Mexican, hu- been relon-cd. Kent; Aihnirnl lladger n iortcl that Smith and hN family were in (luutemiila. A (.T.XKItOUS OITi:it TO SMOKKIPh lliiMirtel Pocket Pencil Five Willi TiMCilo Tobacco nermany In siiihlng this rountr) with tho most popuhtr pocket pencil which has boon on tho market for some time. It Is of the clutch tvpe which makes the lead adjustable Tho lead, which Is ver thick, seems to be what tho business men prefer and the heavy ni'kel-plateil riiM makes It a very serviceable pencil Local tubacctx dealers aro giving ono of these nickel-plated clutch pen cils free to-each smoker who pur chases a 10c tin humidor of Tuxedo tobacco, during the next fow days. They are 'being suplloA with these Imported pencils bv the manufactur ers of Tuxedo, who make thin offer to lnd.uco.nll smokers to try this to bacco. A ropreaontalire of the manufac turers is in tovn. and said that as practlcaclly 'J'J put of every hundred men who tried Tuxedo became a per manent smoker of It, they coculd well afford to glrrt raluablo gifts such as the-ie pencils, to make It worth white for every man to try Tuxedo. Ho said that The famous "Tuxedo Pro cess," which removes every trace of bite and develops the1 flavor nnd frag rance of tho Kentucky Hurley, has boon Imitated (lino and again hut al wnya without the slightest succewi. As there Is no obligation at tached to the Klft or this pencil, the offer is inanlfe-tly ono to take ad vantage or. both for the Interest of securing this new pencil nnd to be come acquainted with Tuxedo to bacco. CHICHESTER S PILLS jyZc aiinilljMOKIIIlKAtll. A vili I iIIit.l.fH.AItJIKtliU w n i v mnifiriWi rvf riYJ'.iif bf MRS. H. L. LEACH Expert Corsetiere 32G North Bartlctt. Phone iJfiU M. MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO Kug and Carjict Cleaning find "Weaving .-.11 -ITVVCJ'M -rirT CJflMl,M.''l oxx a'jn i .uaiiv nt iviicji Phono r:3-ii Mothers Tell of Mother's Friend TJrpriinr h er stiouM bo our Ifit tearhor. W'omni wlm lave lAmynl ttm liluhifnt nml nulilimt of all inrrlltm'K, tli truKi(l for tho Ufa of ntluirs, sliouM tmvo a teller Un of ht'lprul ImlUKiiru than t h o h o w li a thtorUo from oljmrr- MltlOll, At any ralo wliou n profliiucth'o ruiil- inulliei urKi'J hr as tho illil lo um "Aluilur' l"rl "lr" thuu In iuiijIo ruiuii to jlluvn It lUt litflil kind of uiIUlo, Its purjMinu In to fiirnUh plluncy ly tint inuwIuN, lu I; Id, uvvuy tlio utrulii on lliu cnrils unit llHirr.uiiln, ti rollcvo thu tun. slim of iiirvK uiiil IciiiIuik o apt to Iiroviiko or niiuiututq imuaca, faiillilnu .ckit-H. iwiuinatfn of lliu llmbu una tu on, ;t niiui uxlirimlly, Alllxugli, in lliu unturii of thbms, n wimwii would mm "Mollxr's J'rloiiil" itiit ruitly. it m tfrtcllm ui It iVm imnu liiul IliU .n..iH rwmeily U mi iil lit nuM ill iik ktiiitit ihniiiMlii'Ul lliu I'nllirl Klalis. ui l.uu ifiirn ,y UuipM, iuljlor en iiw Idtumr lllilv,, AlUnln, iiT, uinl tnlfriluril liy im fur our Irvml yiufn Ak ui him iIiijk uloui fur n lilll.i of ''Xwlliu'K lllUlJ,' Jt U MKllh V.MW, i.ukM.bi"wiii'u'i i m CHI. I Ilr4 -l l'M .1UUAA mU I ', M.fl U. HI KuU.X I WW li iwf. nr r.AVZ.Jl. I iV I L 5 to. r zr daughter to lo TJU'RSIUY. .Il'XIS IS, ISIS THEATRE Photoplays Today Duly The Strength of Family Ties Two Pavt l.utilu Drama tin; iuiiiKii: oV i'iiak lllograph 1,(1 Till: POOR INDIAN Kdlsou I'ouiedv, Featuring Alice , Washburn Hote Touto-ittvv PKIIIUS OF I'All.INi: , ' Second Kplsqdo In Three Parts' tiii: winncu Two Heel Comedy IT Theatre Tonight Only "THE OATH OF OTUSEN SAN" H "Majestic twn-rcpl inlt'tiia tituml drama, onaclfil ly tlnpniipsp anil Aniprifitn players. "A RIDE FOR A BRIDE" Keystone eometly. "SIGN OF THE SNAKE" Kay-Hoe "THE HELPING HAND" Majestic "THE LONG PORTAL" Kay-Hee Tomerrow: "Zu-Zu, the Band Loador" A side-spim iii two-reel Keystone Four other reels. 1(V ALWAYS STAR THEATRE Friday and Saturday Daniel pYohmaii oriel's Cirare (leore's Masterpieee "CLOTHES" The celebrated society drama, with fMlAKM.OTTK IYKS and a notable cast, including iiorsw PKTKUS lormerly leading man to Mary I'ieUford Next Week: MAWY IMCKKOU1) in "The (loot! Little Devil" SE,: ELIZABETH The Living Doll 3IOST lKU Kt'TliV FORMUD WOMAN IN -Tin-nvouid). AgeUljhoightliT inches; weight iJ'J liouiids. in specially con pavilion next lo See UPr structod I'Y'rris Wheel. Speaks six languages Hungarian, (ler nian, I'Vench, Italian, Span ish and Hughs!). K L E I N I'OU LOTHES MAlii: I.V.Mi:il()ltO Next door to Klrst Kutlopnl Hunk, upstairs .MKDI'Oltl) TAII-OltH PALI TAXI CO. PHONE 100 youv, five and seven-pas' Htingoi' cars. Special rates for all day iihc and largo parlies of excursionists, Booking Office: MEDFORD nnd NASH HOTELS Uk 1DM Housewives of Today aio demanding thien nsson lliiltt In baking powder, Put-. Itv. Ilellublllly itud Cum. , miiy. They get them lit Crescent Unking Powder Us healthful, mndo to lalse the dough and mum tain the lalse until food I1 baked Hence It Is reliable L&8$& , It Oi-Im av pec lb, At Vttiir Uiocor Clli:SCi:T Mln. CO., Seattle, Wii. I SHINGLES Why buy shingles that aro i.lilppeil In when ou can get a better nrndo that aro mado nt homo of heart wood sughnr pluo? Tho old fashioned hakes that lasted so long were mado f sughnr pluo. I have mond tho mlllo to llutto Falls, running on n big scale and can supply any amount. Those Shingles are on sale In Mod ford nt the l.'ast Kldn Wood Yard. Phono 077-W. ST. JAMIM, SIIIN'Ol.i: .MAN 300 la the Number of the Medford Taxi to. Office Wltnon' Cigar Store. Plrst Door Went Plrst National Hank O. V. .MVCIIS.V J. r. CASS Proprlcton WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP Recently rcmodolod and enlarged, ndded now cameras and apparatus nud Is now strictly up-to-date In every wsy. (.'oniiucrlritl Work of nil Kinds Including copying and enlarging of pictures, legal documents, etc. lira mldo enlarging, any slip, and kodak finishing of every kind. Professional mid amaluor photo, uraphlc supplies. fi. M. Ilitriiion Astiirlnted Willi Me. Bhop oror Ists Tn eater. Phono 147-J, I J BpTiMi pfl SURPLUS Whntever ones llvlnc mat eost, ho should savo somo of IiIh Income, for Iho World's surresn ts uieasured b' i.urpliis. Start nu account with us nud mnko It u rulo o deposit a portion of each week's Income. Iri Paid on H.ivIiikm Accounts li OVER ee YEARS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT iiXHXsc A thousand might bo wrong but nut five hundred thousand. .More than a half million buyers have picked iho Ji'ord because ol! its all 'round serv iceability, its ljw first, cost and its low eost of upkeep. The Kurd has. made gootl. tri'Jti Is tho prlcu of Iho Ford runabout; Iho tourliiK ear Is ft; in f. o. b. Medford, niniplolo with uipiipmuut. tlot caiiilou nud particulars from C. E. GATES HPAitT.t iiriuiiMJ, .mi:im'(iiii)( oni;, i-'SfiWi .tl 'riifinwi i iiwim whim nnii ii, ti i WV J- jjutei'Hlui.l'. tM4Mtate 1 ' ' " '" " -f- $5,000 STOCK OF TIROS ON HAND UNITED STATES REPUBLIC MIOHELIN and GOODYEAR. Call ami tfet our prices. GRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR (X). Board of Health ImliH-M'H PLATE ICE CLEAR, HARD AND PURE Will outlast any other make " of artificial ice. Morning Deliveries Medford Ice & Storage Co.' I : For Gamping and Picnicing We have want in everything tht! choicest, best you and CHEESE (Imported ami Domestic) SMOKED MEATS PIOICLES CANNED MEATS And many other necessities fir the occasion Medford Fish & Poultry Market Phone :tli2. m I I EHHEH32SH ii it 4 -tmiu. ,- -- '- - I,. r - r., nftr ttt, j,,