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Newspaper Page Textl-K(icV1f"?Fw"v' ' I Hi ' 13 PAOB-ITOUR Medford Mail tribune AN INOKtKNtHCNT NKWWPAl'Rrt rtJBMmiRI) KVKRT AI-TKIWOON XCKl'T BUNOAY Iir TIM MKDKOUD 1'iUNTlNQ CO. OMICs Mult Tribune Ttulldlnf, Jt-17-1 Worth Fir (treat: tclnphona "t. Th Democratic Time. Tli Uedford ftfell, Thu Hertford Tribune, Th South fn Ortronlsn, Tl) AahUnd Trlbun. kmiscmiraoa xatm On yer, by mnl), t."ft On month, by rrmll - it....- .80 Par month, delivered by carrier In Mtdfortf, Jacksonville nnd Cnu .trnl Point .80 flalurriny only, by mall, icr year. S.00 Weekly, Mir year-.. .- l.tt UfflclM Tuper of the City of Madfort , Official l'aper of Jackiton County. Kntetrd sa second-rUsi matter at Medford, Oregon, under ta act of March S, 171. WHh Utitori StojKOrair BRITISHERS PLEA FOR MORE RATES WASHINGTON, Oct. IM.-Stute-incuts of Sir Acoro l'nih, this Enc HkIi financial expert, to discuss with treasury officials questions of for eign cxehnugc.i nrising from the Ku ropenu war was laid before the in tcrctnte commerce eommission today in Kupjwrt of the plea of eastern rail roads for n general increase in frcigbt mfes. Freilcriek W. Straus, u New York banker, testified Sir George bad told him today he was anxious that Amer ica n railroad securities held in Eng land should not 'be thrown on the market. Mr. Strauss urged that railroad securities must be wiTd by greater earnings for tbo railways if they arc to be made so desirable to European in'rs(ors that they would not be un loaded when the stock exchanges we're reopened. Commissioner Clement, who pre sided todnyt associated with Commis sioners Clarke lind .Mey'cr, asked the banker if be ' Jielieveil the .shipper shduld be eonielIcd to gunrnntee all railroad seenritic by paying higher freight rate, although it bnd been hhWn-n ninny sneh Kcrurittcs were is sned for imriwe of negotiation without icganl io the, welfare of thu property. SAFETY GUARANTEE KL PASO, Texas, Oct. 21. General Obregan, as head of tho Carrnnza commission, has presented a resolu tion beforo tho Agtiau Callentes con vention asking fiir guarantees of safety fir all delegates and request ing that thu convention bo moved to a "bater 1)1360 This Information was received here today in an official messago from Mexico City, confirming tho fears of the Carrunra government that Its delegatva either havo been arrested or threatened with Imprisonment by Oio Villa faction. PORTUGAL SUPPRESSES AI LISIJON, Portugal. Oct. 21, via London, 12:37 p, m. A revolution ary outbreak in tho cities of lira ganza and Mafra, under tho leader ship of Adrlauo IJcca, a former colonel, has boon promptly put down, according to an offlclul unnouneo iiiont rnadn today. Decs has been arrested and a bund nf revolutionaries from Mafra are hci lug pursued by tho tropps. Ileond thu cutting of telegraph wires and tho stopping of trains, nothing seems to Jiat'o been accomplished. E IJr'.ItLIN, Oct. 21. According to repot Ik from tho industrial districts of Germany, made public in Herlln, Oenuuii local industries arc again In full activity, so much so that In n iiiml)cr of factories overtime. Is often being paid for. Thu Al'tniMifii of Cliilsllniim IfHhllsW ii icpoit l'M'iii Loudon Hint 1 1 ut JliitMi Iron mill sled iiidiiiries( with lm cvi'i'pfion of llic nriiiM I'nc Ipl'lv, HIV VIUiuiH oi del n, ., (A RAILROADS US OBREGON REQUESTS PROLONGING THU Mod ford oily oouuoil estimates that if slnlowido prohibition carries, it will bo necessary lo inoroaso the already high city lovy throo mills to supply the dette ionoy caused by loss of saloon lioonso rovonuo. This will probably havo to bo followed by an "occupation tax" also as is now being debated atRosoburg and as Klamath Falls ami other cities havo had to enforce under dry regime. Tho loss of municipal revenue and consequent in creased taxation will not bo tho only disastrous results of prohibition. Prohibition will close tho Hotel Medford. now kept open at a saorifieo to give tho city a creditable hostelrv, and will force the closing of other hotels. .It will throw vacant the ton store-rooms now occupied and cause a reduction in rentals in the business section. Times have been dull in Oregon, as they always are following an era of inflation, a period of boom, followed by a world-wide war. To adopt prohibition precipitates economic changes which will result in an era of depression throughout tho state at least during the period of read justment A largo army of workmen will be thrown out of occupation, a homo market for one of the principal Ore gon crops, hops, be destroyed, and nhieh invested capital confiscated. The adoption 'of prohibition effects no groat moral re form, but will prolong tho period of industrial depression nowhere more than in Medford. The money hitherto spent at homo, the bulk in Oregon, will hereafter bo sent outside the state. The period of commercial and industrial read justment is bound to be one of depression. Local option has enabled the community to regulate or abolish the lieensqd liquor business as it chooses. The saloon is practically;. banished from the country districts and exists only in, tbft.eitics where stringent regulations govern- It is thciuost sensible and most practical solu tioitr of the problem yet found and one which rests en tirely upon the consent of the, governod, as all good gov ernment must. If the loeal.option law remains in effect, it will not nec eSsarilv create prosperity. It will not, however, create financial, depression. It will not make times any harder, or taxes any higher, or close any first-class hotels, or vacate any storerooms, or close any luanufaeturies, or throw anyone oufc of "vioi'lr. Prohibition will. WEST'S ENDORSEMENT SOME opposition is reported to Dr. Smith's candidacy, because it is favored by Governor West. AVhy should any one object to Governor West's advo cacy of any cause? lias Governor AVest ever fought against a good cause? lias Governor AVest ever fought for a bad cause? Has not Governor AArest stood for the Oregon system, for law enforcement, for economy in administration, for prison reform, for legislation favorable for humanity? Has not Governor AVest fought special interests seek ing to grab state property? Has he not used the veto vig orously to prevent waste of state funds? Has he not at all times stood for the people as against the political bosses find gang domination? Has he not reformed the prisons and helped place state institutions upon a business basis? briefly, Governor AVest has fought a good light for better things, as it was given him to see them, and has fought those things that should be fought. Governor AVest never injured a legitimate institution. Those institutions he attacked oifght to have been elim inated by local authorities who wore aiegligent of their duties. They 'wore law-defying concerns, inimical to the best interests of humanity. Organized vice and those who hope to profit by illegal means, as well as corporations seeking special- legislation these are expected to oppose Governor AVest find any one that he supports, as likely to carry out a law enforce ment and treasury-guarding policy. J3ut those who have the best interests of Oregon and humanity at heart are not opposed to Governor AVest. It is true that Dr. Smith is an entirely different type of man from Governor AVest. Ho has not the sensational methods of the governor, but he brings an extended public experience, a forcefulness and poise and a proven business ability that testify as to his capacity for the job. In brief, alone among the candidates, Dr.' Smith is of gubernatorial size is not afraid to take a stand and stay with his principles. He is the only candidate Governor AVest could indorse and be true to himself and Dr. Smith is not ashamed of tho indorsement. EUR SHIP BLASTS WAY OUT OF ICE SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Oct. 'JL Owner here of tho fur trading steamer have received u uIioIcsh ihch saie from tho vessel Mlying sho was on her way home, having blasted Iter way through the ice that had threatened (o keep her in thu Arctic nil winter. Thu Heiinaii left here last spring and rescued Captain iiarllctt ol the wrecked steamer Karl uk. E WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. Con tending that mine mmnU were being Hworu in the Colorado militia (lur ing tho I'C-organizalion by Governor Auimiuis John It. Lihvhoii, mi officer of the Colorado district of llic I'uil- cii .Mine not .ci. loiinv sen u mo Ifkt to lllU wllilV llUIIkU, MILITIA MEDFORD MATIiTRlWN13, MIDWORD, ORIWOtf, WHDNKSDAW HARD TIMES PROTEST WAR TAX E CHICAGO, Oct. 21. Resolutions protesting against tho government tax on oleomargarine wcro adopted at the cloning session of the Ameri can .Meat Packers' association con vention here today. CongreHH wuh asked to repeal the tnx or reduce it, as oleomargarine, tho resolution pointed out, is tho on ly "wholo Jood necessity which is taxed and the rising cost of living makes- it ncccHHsary to reduce the cost to tho consumer." A rosolu tion protesting against tho railioad switching charge, which, it was an sencd, placed an added burden. on meat cost, also was adopted, tnW.IMl W-WIIIIII With Medford tro is Medford made John A. Perl UNDERTAXSR Lkdr AMMKftBt m , NAKTMrry rhoHMi M, 47 ftMf 47-Ji """PW WW www SECRETE PONES HAN E PKTItOUKAD. Oct. 21, in Lon don, l:!l." p. in. -Refugee.. Iioiu Kiw siau Poland have brouuht int'ouuultot. concerning a secret telephone system of which the Germans luwe niado c tended use. They relate that when German troops cuter n town in Russian Pot ami some officer at once asks to bo diteetcd to the home of a non-Polish resident, Kiting the man's name. In the houe invnrinhly tlieic is fouuii a telephone, and the cellar is stocked with ln'imne or gasoline, canned soim and other provisions. Ilv the tele phone the Germans establish com munication with the rear. Thcv in form headoitarters of their exact whetcabouts and even seek from vil lages ahead of them iufoihmtUm as to the best roads. The Russians arc taking steps to dotrov this system. OF LONDON, Oct. 21, 0.30 p. m. The official war Information bureau makes tho following nnnouncemout: "Tho statement from German sources that there has beau a rebel lion in Ilrltlsh Somalll.iud and that llerbora with all the llrllluli officials has been taken, la entirely without ouudatlou. Tbo situation In the pro tectorato rcjnnln unchanged since thdoutbrcak of the war." I0RPE00 BOAIS CLASH LONDON, Oct. T, 10:ii.- a. in. An cng.igitoi ut between German tor pedo boats- mid hostile submarines in the Italtic near Rugeu island, off the I'rusMan coast, is rcimrtcd from Stockholm, according to a Central New di-patch from ' opcnhageii. No details of the fight or lis result are given. CHICAGO LEAGUE TEAM OPTIONED FOR SALE CHICAGO,' On. 21. Charles Thomas, president of tbo Chicago National League club, continued to day the reirt Hint1 certain Chicago business men, whom he declined to name, has an option on the team. "There arc six of them; they arc friends of mine, and if they tnke the club I will retain the presidency," xaid Thomas. Blood Sufferers Want to Know The Light it Turned on to Subject of DarkneM. The mere Met that B. H. H., th famoui blood iurlflrr, Urlrrs out ctlicaie U world's tory, topic of conrcriatlon wher ertr men icH toto-llur. Tby wonder wliy, almplj leeur moit rtBicdlm are myntldeij and put before tliem at "dlacoverln." Tim facta arc that wo par too much attention to poulbllltlca and not enough to rral, liouieapun aecompllih wtnt. H. H. H. U a remedy of our fatbera. It baa blatorx that la written deeply In men'a mlnda because It baa done the work, driven out deep keatcd disease, revived hope, put tbo O. K. on appearand) and clamped down tight mir effort of ic-'rm to set the upper hand. Anjr aore apot on tbe akin la. an Immediate demand for H. H. 8. alnre the drat principle of tbla fa mom remedy la to atrlke out for plaeea of trouble. Tbla la a phyalologlcal fact and H. K. 8. I true to tbe worklnea of our body, Get a bottle of H. H. H. triday at any rtruBdat and Ix-tfln blood health. It will miiltr anr blood dlieaao and do It In a way to empbaalze Ha Influence. And If you would like definite advice wrllo Th riwlft fipeelflc Co., no Hwlft llldg., Atlanta, ia. Tbelr wedlral department la wbern moat peo(lo flrat eek advice that puts Ibeia on tbe atralsbt road. rr L E I N von LOTHES M ADE IN ED'FORD 21, AROUND LILLE MKRIilN', via Amstcidalu and Lou don, t)c!. 'J I, (1:10 p. in. An official auiuiuueciueut gien out by the Ger man military heudipiuilcix today says; "Scuue fiitlililur eonlinnri on tho Vser canal. The cneinj'H nitlllery was supported from the sea tioilh west of NieiiiHirt, "The fighting west of Lille con tinues. Our Hoops, taking the often sie, repulsed the eiiemv ul several points, "In Hie eastern theater of the wnr no decision ,el has been reached. ' I)I;NKR, Colo.. Oct. 'JL Sccrr lury of State William J, Mryan, en telcd Colorado toilnv for u two ilnvs speaking tiip in behalf of the demo- crane suite congressional couiii ilates. Air. ltrvaii Iriixes flri'i'lev to- moriow night for Chevenue, Wvo. IGESTI Time It! I'uno'a l)nuiptu will t!lfiot nuythlitg ou cat and overcome a sour, gnoy or oul-of onlcr utoin ach surely within five minute. ' . If your monlrt don't fit comfortably, or what you cat lion like a lump of lead in your stomach, or It ou havo heartburn, (hat U a vlgn of IihIIkoh tion. Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent ease of I'apc'a I'lnpcpfln and take a done Junt art xoou ait joti c.mi. There will bo no Hour rlalugit, no botching of undlgcNtcd food mled with acid, no ntomnch gan or heart burn, fullucfrt or heavy feeling In thu stomach, uauca, debilitating bead achen, dlzKluoiH or IntoHtlnal griping. This will all go, and boxtdcii, there ulll be no itoiir food left over In tho Htomach to poison your breath nlth natiKcoiiH oilorH. Cape's Dlapepsln Is a icrtalu euro for out-of-order stomaeliH, bccaiiso It taken hold of your food and illgcnt It jiiftt tho same aw If your Htomach waan't there. Relief In five minutes from nil Htomach nilcory In waiting for you at any drug stoic. The no large fifty -cent ennex contain enough "I'apo'H Dlnpvpaln" to keep tho entire fanilly freo from iitomnch dUordera and Indlgeiitlon for many months. It belongs In your homo. Adv. . (II n FATIHA Tilt TU11I1H iuiih CIOARE.TTES; Of marked Individuality j2fttxHjtt0u(wQ ( aOforB WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street Medford The Oujy ExoliiHivo Commercial 'Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Mndu any time or pluee by upj)oinUnent Phono 147-.T Wo'll do tiio roHt X. D, WlftlN, ITop, '"- OCTOHMR. SEVERE FIGHTING COLORADO GAS HEARTBURN ND A SICK STOMACH 1DM A MEDFORD REPORT l.'ully CortolHiiatcd anil sllgatMl lutslly In. Do you need a good Ulilucy iniutl rlno. Then rcml tho roiiorta In theso vory coliimiiH of Moilford per sons cured or beuofllcd with Uoiiu'h Kidney IMIIs. You won't havo to go far to find out If they aid true, Thin Medford ciiho Is an example. OtlieiH will follow, 8, Colbert, farmer, IH)3 ,f, Central Ae., .Medford, t)ro sayl "A Hhort tluio ago kidney trouble enmn on m) auddoiil), I had (crrlhlo pains and weakness aerois my back, I could hardly stoop or ntrnlghtcn, In Ii few ln)N I h knorked out eompletoly ami I thought I was done for. Tho Kidney ni'cictlnus Miro ununtural and I had to get up often at night. I lien much sleep, Someone advised me to try Dona's Kidney IMIIs ami I did. They tirought mo wonderful benefit, I can now do my work without palu and weakness and I get my proper rest at night. Tho kidney secret Inns are natural, too," I'rbo Mic. at nil doalois. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doau's Kidney IMIIs -I ho same that Mr. Colbert hhd. KoMer-.MIIInirti Co,, Props., liuffalo, N. Y, Adv, J. F. H1TTS0N 0cr Throo Years Chief of Police of Medford Democratic Nominee' for SHERIFF If Klccted I (luarnnteo to L'n force All Lawn aBh ' PAGE THEATRE MONDAY, OCTOBER 26 AMERICA'S FOREMOST ACTOR MR. NAT. C. GOODWIN Supported by MARGARET MOR ELAND In the Ureal Xc,t. York and London Succex "NEVER SAY DIE" In the cu-)' NenuiH Cleugli, Iwulor Murcil, Stanley lluniou, (llady'H WiIhoii, Churlnlle l.nmheit, l.uke Yrohmaii mid otbern. Sent Sale opens theater hov officii r'riduy, Oct. 'J.'l, III o'clock a. in. Prices :f I'i0, .fl.Ot), 7.hi mid .llic. Telephone IH. Moll Orders m icd now. .Muke cheek-, payable Page Thculcr". , PAGE THEATER Wednesday-Thursday TREY 'O HEARTS TWELFTH SliRIES Thin Horfoii in tilled with rapid action nnd lioliln the iuleteat 1'ioin hturt to l'iiiisli. '. YE VENGEFUL VAGABOND" A Hpeeluciilar dramatic tragedy of 1ilirlin dayn, The histoiicul value of thirt picture is paranioiiiil at leant three or lour hundred puopio weiu uhiu hi imoiiuciuk It. i" "POLISHING UP" A Vilufiinpli Comedy. I'Vutiiiiu'lliiiiiiy and Houi rineh. VAUDEVILLE l'aulaifo'H Circuit SILBER AND NORTH A .Mini mill a .Maid, hrcntnij( HcapH of KiMl-Clns (.Vdiicdy, CpiniiiK 'riio Fortimo IVmiterN" Hfl fT Theatre WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Mat luce ami Ih cuing The Reform Candidate Three Part Majestlo "The King" Tiles to IMit Mint out of Uitsluchrt Red The Mediator A Now Hollaiitfo Comedy l.ovo Drama Mahle's Bare Eseape Hip lloartug Kc)tonu Comedy IOC ALWAYS I0G STARIhSatre Wednesday nnd Thursday Klaw and Erlanger Present Woman Against Woman In Three Pnrts Other (lood Pictures SPECIAL TO WOMEN Tho tnot economical, rleanilng nnd germicidal of nil antiseptics U CD f - A soluble AntkpUc Powder lo b dkkolved in water at needed. Ann medicinal nntlsoptlo for doiichen In treating catarrh, Inflammation or ulceration ol noso, throat, nnd that cnuaoil by foinlulno Ills ll baa no equal. For ten years tbo Lydln K. Plnkhnm Medlclno Co. has recommotidod Paxtlno In their prlvnto corrcstsmdcnco wlllt women, which proven Its suerlorlty. Women wh( bnvo been cured nay It Is "worth Its weight In gold." At driigKlsts, fiPo largo nx, or by malt, Tho Paxton Tol'et Co., Ilonton. Itnna ONB NKiirr ONLY ii j-L'-'-i'mi', f y i