Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 28, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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NATIONAL DEBT
THE TIMES AS
LARGE AS STATE
HEPBURN LIKELY
MRS. ANGLE HELD
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FLOOD OF GOLD
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he SbnJatd Oil &r Motor Gars
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BY
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WALDO R.BALL0U
HILL'SCOOPERA
REPLACE WARBURG
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WAHIIINOTON, l. i July ' -Tim
full rvwtl of national anil atnto
lii(lltliMlmNH unit ttUMln itllil luvont
immtH 06m IH7 I" lll!l Imu Jt
limm Uatit'il liy.Dlnclor William J.
Iliirrln of tlm, bureau f Hut i0)inin,
(tOiarliiiiiit of coioiimrro Tim hullo
tin rIvch Information for lliu Uullvil
Htatca nil n whole mill for tmcli alato
mH'aratnl)', mill It l now roiuly for
illilrlliiitloii.
A ceo nil ii tt to llila ImlUttlii, tlio tot.il
dnlit of llui IK Hind) Koviiriiimmt
Jtimi no, HUH, uiniitiiitril to ft...
7tni,r.:r.. or thi tout, fton.aon.ritto
rnprriniiiti'il fiimlnl iliibt, anil M",'
fJU, ur.i! roprom-ntuil HontliiK lill- Of
tlm fuii.loil iluM( $aiM,K:ni,37 r
ivproanntnil In lunula and f3,B3t),HJ
urn mirctnl ilcbt utillitnlloua to nubile
IruM tiiinla,
Hmnll 8n IMt.
An an offantlliiR Itnm BKalimt tills
total debt, tlm H 'atn rrporM
7fl,l80,671 In aluklMK fuml anuria,
leaving- tlu'lr rtolit (lia alnkltiK fuml
nni.rtN), 38,t4.,305, Tlio pur cap
ita ilebt for tlio K (atn amoiintctl
to I3.&7 on Juno 30, It) 1 3.
V contrnat with tlio debt or tlio
IS ntMj goYcriininita, tlm national
uovoriiiimnt litiil a total drbt on Juno
3D, 101.1, of IJV.'Irt.IMM.liH, Of tlila
total, tlm funilml ilobt ninoiintcil to
S3.!i40.D:3.33P. wlillo tlm floatlittt
ilobt aiiiounU'd to $37r..csi,5,sr.. or
tlm fumlfil ilobt, tlm bomlod Iniloblil
lima ainouutPil to pC7,nf.H,IC0
whllo tlm ii pre I ml debt oblleatlona
amuiintrtl to f l.r.73,157.100. Tlm
uliiklnc fund a.iola, or caati In the
United Hial?a tn-aaury avallablo for
tlm payment of debt, rmMnn or ao
ciininUlt.il triiol rumla, Hold and all
ler and general trtmury caali In tlio
trenkury avallablo for tlm pamcnt
of debt, amounted to only II.03K,
MM.OS'i, or a cr capita debt of
no.r.y.
lllHfimt In IH70
Tlm net di.bt of tlm national gov
itrumeut reprenenta three times the
total net debt of tlm Mate Kovorn
Uii'iilH. Of tlio total per capita dool
or IH.lft (national and atato), tlio
debt ot the national Kovornnu-nt t
I0.&9, or 75 er rent, wlillo tlm debt
of (he ntnfi Rovernmenta to 3.ri7, or
3.'i pir cent ot the total.
Tlm debt of the national fcovern
iiiont waa hlRhor In 1R70 than at any
time alnro that date; the per capita
ilobt Hint year being ICO.U. Thli
amount, tlioiiKfi Inrco. a malnrlal
decreann oer tlm debt aa It nlood
AilKUat 31, ISC'.. On that iliito tlio
ludehtvdnean of the national got cm
incut (Iom tumla avallabtn for the
payment of debt) amounted to $3,
Ttlti.U 1,571, an atoraRo ot 71.tl
for ovcry Inhabitant of tlm country.
The rato of dccreano between IKfll
nml 1 170 waa rorutlnued until In
1HHU tlm Indebtcdncua or tlm na
tluual government hud docreaied as
tat, together Mi tlm rapid lucrcaao
In tlio population, tlm per capita
debt IiiiiI been reduced to only I3K.27,
Ten )ara Inter (ISUO) It had Ikxmi
reduced to ttS.liO, nt which point It
remained with only comparatively
alight fluctuation, InnreaalnK nouio
vshnl during tlm KpanhilcAuiarlca'i
wnr and docrcaalng numowhat alnc?
that date, until, nt tlm latent data re
ported (11)13), tlm lndabtedneA of
tlm nutlnuul Hiooriinient amount tn
only ft 0,59 Kir capltii, an iimouut
allglitly higher than In 1007, when tlio
per capita Indebtedness waa $10,05,
tlm lowest recorded,
NEW YORK REFLECTS
WHEAT PIT
NBW YOHK. July 28. The ileelu
niliou of war nml u eoiiMiiieiit pun
leky eft'eet on the ulicut pit f the
t-'lileiij.'o liouid of I rude wns rel'leel
imI loilay on tlio New York produce
I'xoluiiiKt!. PiimiH mlviuuied from II
lo .'IjJi ct'iita we lmlifl over lust
nlglit'H nloe. Corn, oiiIh, jioik nml
imlk nlrio( iiilviuiflcil hliurply. Coltuti
unit eouen uceimeil, oof fee lo new
low Iovi'In. cJi)ilciiiher ooffee hold
iff Till ihiIiiIa. whllo, Uenomliiir. Mitreh
nml May iuellii0(I from -17 In AH
pointri,
TUF6 BEGINS PLAGUE
NI',V MIII.KANH, I.H., July UH.
Tlm Uiiileil Kliili'M luu NYpliiuc, lilted
Willi II I'iIIIIIkhIIiIK IIIMIIIN, lll'UMII
IimIiiv (In iiii( of Urn work In llm fijtlil
iiiiIiik1 ImiImiiiId pluuue here, Tlio ln
III liu iiriuI in llm fniiilgiillim of
aleuiiiklilpn, Two mom rollout nine
of llm iIUi'iikm vvno lemnlvil Imluy,
Miiylng llm nuiiihcr lo vUlt'i'ib
WAHIIIMITON, July 'JH. A. Mnr
Ion Hepburn, eliiiiiuiiiii of Hid IioiiiiI
of llm CIiiiko N'ulliimil lunik of New
York, wiih lielnu eoiiKidereil loilnv for
ii plnee on Hie federnl receive lion id,
hlinulil I'niil . U'liihini; fliinlly ile
ellno lo uppenr hcfoin the feuule
IiiiiiKIhk eoiiiinlllen n n prelliiiiuury
lo hln I'oiifiiiiuilloii,
Hemilor llileheoek wiim lo leliirn
lieni lute toilny from New York niter
n conference with Mr, Warburg, Tlm
white luniMe expcetcil lie would liIiiff
Die filial word which ould di'leniiiiie
whellier llm liauker Im'coiiich ii mem
Iter of llie lionril.
I'ri'kldpnl WiUon liaa not decided
on u mini In the place of Tlmiiuix I).
Joiiex of Chicago, Iiomd mime wiih
withdrawn, but U expectod to ilo mi
Hi to week.
ASK SOCIALISTS TO
EXPEL DUNCAN
IWNVKII, Col Inly 28.-A pro
poAnl to reeiiuuneuil the c.xputoinu of
I. J, Duncan of Hiille, .Mont., from
the hoeiitltol piirly ri'Kulled in a !r
lied ilrlmte hi the convention of (he
YcMern IVileiatiou of Miner heie
today. The Mi""ehtin n iueliuled
in tlm report of n t-nceiiil cuumiitteo
appointed lo iuveHtlgale the recent
Untie labor dtolurhnuccK, ami purlic.
ularlv the charge nid to have been
made by Duncan that I'rc-iilent I'Iih,
II. Mover, of the federuliiui, had
linked (lovcnior S. V. Stewart to eml
troop to Unite for hi protection.
The eoinmlttee'H report cleared
Moycr of llm charge, piollii' iitneuj:
otherx, (lovernor Stewart, with the
fitalemeut tlmt .M"er hud linked fur
protection, hut not for troops. The
ilrbnle eeulered around u motion to
strike fnun the report n reeoiniiieii
dalloii that Duiieau he expelled from
the socialist paity.
OF
BERLIN CONTINUE
IICIIM.V, Julv UH.-The public u
the (iermaii capilal wiih ncrvim t
day ami uhirmi-t ruiuon. continued
to eircnlnle. The tun on the MiwugH
baiikH in which the Miorer cIuhm'h ie
Mit their money wan rexumed. Ah
early na fi o'clock there were loiij,'
linen of depositor- outside the iniiui
cipal xuxinyu bunk and the people
iiiktolcil on haviuir liieir money, re
KiirdleHH of the rcuttiriug' Mitteinenlh
by tlm ofticinto.
Thu pollen niilhorilieH of Merlin
today announced thrv would not er
mil nuy more patriotic proccioiiH in
the si reel w of Merlin. Hitherto thexe
had not been interfered with.
SHAMROCK PROVES "
EXCELLENT SEA BOAT
HOIITA, Fa.val. Aiuivh, Julv l!8.
Sliiimrock IV, Sir TIioiuhh I.iptonV
new challenger for the Aiiierlen'a cup,
urrived hero today, liavlni; taken
neven layn nml three hours for (he
vuyno fnun Falmouth, Kiiglaud.
Acrordin to those on board, the
would. ho lifter of the iulermiliouul
trophy proved lmielC Uu excellent
ben boat. In hard blown him took
the hie hciih like a duck and slipped
ihrongli tlio water with xreal eaxe.
MONTREAL STOCK
EXCHANGE CLOSED
MONTH KAI Que., July 'J8. Tlm
ntoek exchaiiKO wiik cloned by the
governors thin al'tcinooii liecaiide of
jtunieky condiliouH. Power blocks
were cnpcoiully weak, Montreal
Power falling off 1 1 points, Canad
ian Pnelfiu railway wiih heavily
traded In ami lout several points.
TUBERCULOSIS
In addition to plenty of frttb at
and proper ditt. thom auRerlng from
or who art prediipoiod to Tubarculo.
all art rcowMdtd to uu Hckmati'i
AlUratlva to Mop night iwaati, baulili
faytr and baiUu rtcovary. Thli ratdl.
clu. by ruwH of It luecaMful um dur
tni Ua paat, warraiiU tk f ulUil lnvai
tliaUen iMMlblt by avary iuirrr.
IkkwaH'i Altaratlva la wort allies,
lout in iMOMewal catarrh and savtra
throat and Ium afscMeu, sud In up.
bulldlHg Um aftiMH. H eeaulits w
MsrMHaa, nr isrwful or hiblt fww
n drujii. AmH m wWttiutas. IMd
irXkwtu UUf stty, HUUsUShs, '
'vr bovaUt taUtHH of twrnmn.
HTA.MKOUI), Conn., July 28.
Mra, Helen M, Anglo la held crlm
Inully rcuporiHllilo for the death ot
Waldo II, Million, n piomliieiil poli
tician here, on the night of June 'J.'l,
in a finding mude today by Coroner
John F, Phelati.
Ilitllou wiih dlnrovered In a dying
condition outiddo a downtown busl
iichh building In which .Mrs, Angle bad
apartments. To the police that night
Mra, Anglo said aim found Ilnllou nt
the foot of n flight of atalra In tlm
building, nftor hu hud left her, and
that In tlm belief that ho -waa dnrcd
from n rail or from llguor, aim car
ried him otitsldi) and loft hi in on the
doorstep ot tlm entrance, Ilnllou
died from a fractured nkull.
At tlm coioner'a Inquest Mrs. An
gle reftmed to mako a statement and
Cfironnr I'helau announced that If,
by Friday last, she failed to do ao,
ho would hold her for trial. Ilo a !
rnJtteU lira. Anglo to ball, owing to
a pr onrrous siaie, ami aim waa taken
by her father, U-onard ,llondcll, to
Houtbport, Maine.
W'ASIIINtlTQN, Julv 28. West
em senator want lo include in thin
congrcftiuniil MiionV program the
general dam hill, now under eoniiler
alioii in the Iiiiiiho; tlie riidiutn hill,
the Alaskan coal lands bill and the
general mineral lensim? hill, nml will
ask for it democratio caucus next
week on the subject, Oilier demo
era Is will urge posfmuemeut to the
winter season. '
ITALIAN WARSHIPS
ORDERED SENT HOME
(H.ASdOW, July J8. -Three Ilul
ian warships vtolting the Clyde were
ordered today to return immediately
In Italian waters.
THE cost of the choice blend
Turkish and domestic to
baccos in these cigarettes for
bids the giving of premiums or
coupons.
No matter what you pay, you cannot
buy more tatisfyin? smoke than
Cameti, 20 for 10 cents. They do
not have that cigarttty taste nor
parch your throat.
If r tttitl IH'I unit "4 ' 't
tt II.MUf t l (tt fMltt'l IN0
pultf fffH, Alttr latilif ftktt. It
'I Utt CSMftS ItpwHi. rNl IM tlUt
f !( ii it4 wf will nUti rf r
I
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
WlMtea-StUm, N. C
Put. tlio tlifi'oroiK'o in tho bunk. Tito
sttviii"; between Ford cost anil heavy
ear eost is "velvet" for the prudent
buyer, lie knows tho Ford not only
saves him dollars, but serves ;iiitu
best, it's a bettor ear sold at a lower
prico and backed with Ford sorvieo
and guarantee.
IMS Ii tho price or ths Ford runabout; tbt
touring car la BB f, o. b. Mcdlord, rocaphMi
with equipment. Qet catalog and particular
from
C. E. GATES
HP.HtTA IIUIMIINU.
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The following teply to Hum Hill's
letter wax read at the tii-slnte good
roads meet Memlny:
Hon. Kaiiiuel Hill,
Portland, Oregon.
Dear Kir: lleplying to yours of
July 'Jlst, llie special telegram to the
Orcgunian iliil- not nllogether vx
preHH my seiltltaenlH nor the senti
inenlH of (lie Paelfir. (.'out Good
Komi Assoeintioii, It is our desire
(o co-operate" with you uud with
your Pacific Iligbwny association.
We reeognir.e the great value to tlie
world or your, effort ami w lme
faitli in your motives.
However, tie Pacific Coast (loil
Koads iiHsocintlon is very inucli in
terested ill flirwardili coilstnietioil
of the Paeifio highway from Mexico
to Caundii through 'he Kaeramento,
llogue, I'liipipia nml Willamette vnl
leys to Portland.
We fee Hint Jour cstimalo of twen
ty million ilollut-H to hulld a highway
through the Willamette valley Is far
too high. California is now building
2700 miles of highway 1 COO miles
of which is paved- on an estimated
cost of eighteen million dollar-. The
most exenslvr Sections of tlio Cal
ifornia highway, according to the e
timales of the, engineers, cost only
Iwehe lo fifteen thousand dollars per
mile.
We feci tin t your excessive esti
mate is unfortunate because of the
discouragement to the people of llie
Willamette vnlley to provide the nec
essary funds.
Will n view to a better under
stamliu of your altitude toward the
work of this association, your letter
of tlm 'Jlst together with this reply
will hn referred lo (lie executive com
mittee of our association at the an
nual meeting' next Mouduv. .
Wo hoMj'for the hearty co.ojteni
tion of yoursclf'iind jour association
in HiIh work. We havo no disKsi
lou to niitiigotiuc. The work U too
big to he lniitiiK-Vril by local or jier
sonal interest,
Very respect fully y0ur,
WHO. K. MOOS,
. Secrvlnry.
Cigarettes
Quality!
!
Not
Premiums
20 for
10 cents
lrrllti
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MKDKOHI), OKK.
NKW YOHK, July 'J8.- Tlie laical
gold movement to Europe, which be
gan on last Friday, when .',000,000
wh Kent In Paris, wan further in
erensed today by n nliipiiieiit of 10,
1100,000 aboard the liner Kron I'rin
ressin Cccilie. This U unid to he the
largest HiiiRlo nold hhipment ever
tnnde to Kuro)e.
Of loday'H shipment, 40,000,000 i
consigned to Loudon bankers and
$1,000,000 to J'urtft.
In addition to this sum, -'J,'i.'0,-000
in Rold liars has Iwen eiiKOKeil for
shipment, to Paris by the Cnnnnnin,
which is due to anil tomorrow.
Hankers laid the new tlcmuml for
Clil export almost entirely to llie
war scare in Kiirox, alhouli Ihey
admitted that the fortnightly settle
ment on the London stock exchange
which began yesterday might have
had something to do with it.
Other important engagements will
he made today, it wn said, making
the amount to go by the Cnnnnnin nt
least $8,000,000 nml the total since
Friday of more than $20,000,000.
rtth Mndforrt trade la Hertford made
Than tm up-to-date jewelry store? Every birthday, wedding anniversary and
various other occasions all call for presents or prizes. Where would you find
a better place to select such a present or prize than a carefully selected stock
of jewelry, cut glass, bracelet, watches-, the new black jet car drops- black
enamel neck pieces, ladies cigarette cases and numerous other things accept
able for all occasions.
THE JEWELER
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THE EXPRESS IS IN THIS TOWN
AND IN TO STAY
For seventy-five years three
quarters of ji century the express
has been the right-hand of the ship
pers of commercial America. The
& Express came to Medford
it came to stay, a? or tiurty years it
lias been tho right-hand of commer
cial Mcdford.
It is here to stay. The other day
when reports went out that the ex
press companies might retire from
business a protest went up. From
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PERSONAL SERVICE FULL RESPONSIBILITY
WELLS FARGO & CO. EXPRESS
Y North Front Street
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Patronize Home Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN TH E ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
SCREENS
WINDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
WE
Make Them
If you wnt a good Porch
Swing, let us make it.
Pacific Furniture
and
Fixture Factory
E, 0, Trowbridge, Jr., Prop,
110 8, Holly tftitmt
IT KEEPS
THE MOTOR
COOL
What Is More Useful
MARTIN J. REDDY
whom this protest the express com
paiiies? No. Tho merchants of the
country shippers everywhere pe
titioned congress that no action bo
taken that might have the effect of
forcing the express companies to re
tire. Commercial organizations all
over the land havo joined in this ap
peal to Washington.
For seventy-five years in the past
and for a good many more years in
the future Express service "will mean
in 1884 and
F. T. MILES, Agent
Telephone 561
Medford Iron Works
E. Q. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry und
Machino Works
Pacific 401; Home 2D8L.
Ros. Pac. 5031; Home 227L.
Keep Your Money at Home
Wo make a specialty of Door and Window Framoa nud
Inside Finish. Also Doom and Windows.
QUALITY THE UKST, PRJOKS RIGHT
Factory Corner Eleventh wild Fir Street. ,
Medford Sash and Door Cd,
THE BEST
MOTOR OIL
the SiMndard
Oil Company
CAN MAKE
NEAR POSTOEEXCE
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
and
IRRIGATING PIPE
Go to J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St
Telephone 890
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