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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1914)
,C 'f i i fc v' ,al c- WtWV"WWimWf'ma'jaw- j. - mmWW. rwxwuxrw'Nmit-t.rnwMrtiomwIix 4 WEDFOTtD MATT; TttTTrrrKK OTDFQTID, onrcriOX, MONDAY, "OCTOBKft 2fi, !10t f panrc Trmiroi ' t ii i -4 J rT" fc ll i " . f 'k i ACKSON Iff WELL REPRESENTED STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVKUHITY OP OltlWOK, Kh gene, Out. 'JO,- Incltmin county Ik iic credited with twenty HlmlciitH nl t Ii slhlc university IhU year,, aceniillng to recent cmnpllnlinim Ity the rt'lH IrurV nl'llee. 01 (IiIh number, .Veil ford ilMnlf him fifteen. Tin- Htihli'iilH nri'i llnrel Under, .Mildred (Icrig, Km crsou Merrick, .Icwle I'unly, Mury HteveiiHon, Mildicd llrowu, Inn Cocli. ran, Kiitli l.itwicnec, IMNoti Mnrshnll, Miiml Newbury, llnrnli Coclirnn, Donald Newhury, llfith Nye, Vera Olnmliun mill William Vawtcr, of Mi'ilfunl; llrrthu Kinealil and Cnnoll Wiigncr of Ashland; Agnes I'i i t i In f of Central I'oinf, France llcalh of Kngle Point, Until WiNon of Talent. I his vearH emollnient tin h reached llm high water maik of 711), an In ciease of M over the legisl ration at this time InM year. ItctMNltar Tlf- t'any believes lliul the enrollment for (lie yearSvlll exceed HOI), lis 75 fii'sh men and n number of old Mudciitri am etM'eled to enter in r'ebruury. The figured mentlonrd ahoe in clude only the students euiolled for rc-odent woik in the college of nil and heicnocM. Hesides these 7-10 ics iili'nt students theie must he added H!l MudcutH in the medieal department at Portland, U.'IO in the law dcinitmcut, ll.'i eorreHiiiudence study students, IIH hIiiiIciiIm In the iniixlr dcpnitmcni, fi'J.'l Hlinlt'illH in the exteuxion classM and 1(10 in the summer school. Thin five a total of 11)71) mid hIiowh lliut the grand iuereiihc in enrollment for the university ninec this date lant year i over l'Ja per cent. Moth on Iht catupiiH and oulHide an iiicrciiM' in noted in every item. NEW DAM STOPS ,Now (lint all other means for utiiii iti (lie ehtahliF.imeut of a I Hi ladder on Mnumtli river, near Klamathou, ho that salmon inn v axceiid (lie tv to tliM icglnu Iiiim' failed, the xlutu I Hi mid game eomlnihslon 'impose lo appeal to the I'liilml Slates Indian service for help, suggesting to the service (hat it take the matter up with government officials on the gioutid that the dam erected hy Cnli-fornin-Oicgnu Power eompauy near Klainathou slops the anniinl run of niiIiiiimi lo iiiih'' Kliiinulli lal." and tlniH deprives the Klamath Indians of an essential hource of fund supply. For years the ludiuns linve spent in tic ! of the spring, summer and fall mouths catching sulmou mid drying them for winter food, mid it is said that during the last winter some of them actuully Hiiffcied heeausc they did not have this supply, Klumath Northwestern. OF YOUTH ON WARSHIP Leonard Ooithuys, who lives near Tnlenl, irecutly leceived a letler fiom relatives in Holland desorihing the wtecking of tlii) throe Knglish buttle ships hy the (lermaii submarines. In the leltur they told of the rcniuik aide e.xpciienee of an IH-yeur-old KnglWi hoy. The hoy was on the first ship wrecked. As the ship sunk he jumped into the sea mid sNvani to and Wiih taken alma id the second ship, jimt as it was struck. He was again thrown into the sea, was ies cued by the jhiid ship and was nuaiu wiecked, this lime to he in the water three, hours hefore hcing picked uu hy n Dutch t'Miiii',' hunt. Tim hoy, on helnjr tinnlly rescued, said ho was pickled and couldn't drown. ROGUE CLAIMS VICTIM IN RAPIDS AT GALICE (UtANTS PASS, Oct, 20. Frank Mursuy of (lallco, wuh drowned But unlay In tlin Hokuq rlvor uolow On lleti near tlio Kovoriiiiiont brlilKo, MorHoy ami n eompaiilon wero koIiik down (lit) rlvor In n boat when (ho craft whh caiiHlzeit an it both inun wuro thrown Into the water. Mor soy wuh drnwnud, ami tlio body bud nut been rocovorcd 1uh( nlKht, Tlio other mini roiiclmil slioru In safety, Money wan about III! yearn of an, of HwIhh uinl Italian blitb, and In iinilerMooil to huvu hml u nlncti nour Muiirord and oilier lelullvcu lit Hucru WVHto, Ual, APPLE EXPORTS Tl Tl I'OIITIiANI), (let. sfl. "How do you uccouul for the cxpoilntlou uf apples e.xeet'iliiijj that of last yearT" This (piestion was asked of V, F. (Iwiu, (general innua(-er of the North western Fruit Fxchaiie, in view of tm government repoils that up to October 10 the export movement, of apples was (lf per cent heavier than tint cnrtCMpoudiii'; puiiod of n year "This fact is rcndcied all the more rcinniknhle," Haid Mr. flwin, "hecntme most of tlin shipments are "joins to !'ii-laiiil, while Hamhuri; and Hremen, which were hl iiTciviiij; Mirls last year, are now cut off by reason ot the war. And through the (lentiau free pints erv extensive markets in all previoiiH years have been fed our apples. Twice llie i:Mirls "l.iverool has iceeived ll)."i,!UI7 barrels this year, as against 1H,H10 for the same pciiod in llll'l. This is more than twice the volume. Olas i;ow and London show similar in creases, theiehy Nei'miti; to disprove the prediction that (he yrent Hiiro pea ii war would cut off exportation of apples. "There's a icason for it," contin ued the, fruit man. "It lien in the market conditions of this country. F.uormnus home productions mid the ultra hscrvntixm of bankers ImVe rendered buyers more timid than us ual. Never before has this stnu of me season loumt so many prowers holding their own apples. As a gen eral thin-.', dealers buy up U'm blocks of stock mid put them into storage to be parceled out to the trade as the season ud va aces. That Is how the deal has been bundled fiom time im memorial, These dealers are afraid or hampered this cnr, and thev are leaviui' much of the apple croo in the hands of the flowers themselves. Un precedented conditions ate theiefoie. likely to cituse unheard of develop meats. . Hhlss on (Nnisl-niiimit "Now, take into consideration that nearly all these cxMits are consign ments, i'u'-lisb buyers are circnlar irinjj xrowers, offeriuj; to advance freight cliarK'es. In other ears the forcif-ners had to buy outright or make liberal advances. .Meanwhile most eastern (-rowers are liiidinj: it necessary to cimimj-o, if they make any sales at liiuiie. Not lieiiie; utile to sell iiiilriplil, not Kelting any better offers at home than abroad, having little confidence in home markets, they are cousi-'niu; barrels to Kn-;-laiid. rteports from abioad indicate that each week's hnpi iveeipts are lieinc cleared promptly to make roo'ii for the sueccedini; week's receipts mid the demand from the Italtic ports, Scandinavia, etc,, which formerly be lanced largely to (lermaii expoiters, is helping the llnj-lish clearances Howevj-r, prices on the other side are low, propnitionatt! to the large sup ply, and the Kxchanc is sending only very small arecls forwurd a sbnr eonti"iist to its heavy exports of pre vious years. Our London office Is doing little nunc than mark time and keep our Portland office posted by letter and cable on the market devel opments. The Hrilish markets this year appeal to us us an extremely danp'ixuis proposition mid wo think that thoss who use it without Inlt tnate knowledge and the best facili ties are liable to gel their fingers bund. LANE HOME TO POHTLANI), Nov. Ull.-ltnited Stnle.s Senator Lane lias returned lo Portland from Washington, whero ho has been for Ihe last twenty months attending his congressional duties. With eougiess already preparing to adjourn when he left Tuesday, ho said he burned bank to Oregon to work for tho re-election .of United Stales Senator (leorgo K. Chmuheilaiu, and for the election of Dr. ('. J, Smith for governor. "Not only should Senator Cham berlain bo re-elected in recognition of the splendid work ho has done in bo half of Oregon mid Alaska mid tho part ho has played iu national pro gressive legislation," said Lane, "hut been use Picsidcui Wilson needs the support of men who will hold up his bunds in tho present grave crisis and work for mid defend the picHldont's inspiring poaeo policies. "Thin eloullon is of very great lui pmimicii pot only In' Oregon, hut to tlio initlon. Climnberlaiu should hi Mont hack. It would he a gravu mis- lake to send back a mail iiuuiusi Ull....l ll. ...... I I..1 II In ll. .Ml llll'l I, MJICOII , pel-" moiiiiI Interest," )EMNDLARGER 1AVERAGEYEAR CHAMBERLAIN WILSON PLANS , EOR LEGISLATION C0MN SESSION WAKHINfJTON, Oct. lit).-Plnns for llm udministrulioii program at the December session of congrcsB will bn discussed by President Wilson nnd party leaders at a forthcoming cnn- reienco. Tin' president expects tlio house wjll he busy with appropriation bills until February mid the senate meanwhile, may .hikv itself with other liieastirt's hmong them llm Philip pine bill. The hill fop purchase of it govern ment owned merchant marine would he liiken up, the president said, un less something more important com manded attention, Piesident Wilson plans to remain in Washington this week, but to see as few callers it jMissible, (lint he may shape his program and keep in touch with affairs in Hunus' and Mexico, He will go to Princeton next Tuesday to vote. CLEETON NOT CIRCUIT BUT COUNTY JUDGE SALF.M, Or.. Oct. Ud. The mi preme eourf, in a majoritv opinion, holds (bat T. .1. Cleelon is not a cir euil judge, but the county indue of Multnomah county, that virtually all business triiusactol in his court as circuit judge is valid, and that Hufiis ('. Holmmi has a clear title to the office of octinly commissioner. No ruling was made by the mint Upon the status of department No. fi of the circuit ciinit, of which iludge flceton has been the presiding judge. It is evident, however, that until af Icr the election there will be no judge of the dcDiirtmciit, and it may be that ('. V. (luuteubeiu, republican nominee, mid John Van Zaute, democratic nominee for the judgeship, nre seek ing an office which does not e.vist. It is believed that the one who gets a inn jut ity of the votes will proceed through iiiaudtimits to compel the sen retary of slate lo issue a eettificate of election. The ipieslion will then be placed sipiarely bofoic, the su preme court. It was further held thai the term of Judge iTeetou ns county judge was for six years, having been elected lo that office at the time when the amendment making the term si years was passed. BOOSTS FOR NORMAL (Weston Lender, Oct. 23.) Tho Southern Oregon Normal Ih as much untitled to support in (bin nee lion of tho state as In the Kastcrn Oregon Normal. Tho cnuno of each of th it in Ih equitable and Just. Tho Mate nceiU them both U It In to con serve. It eilucutlonul renource.s. They have suffered equally fiom tho tin Juki amiuiiUH or tho school-killers: they aro equally entitled to vindica tion. ICsuocluUy should Weston vol era remember that southern Oregon gave tho Weston Normal splendid support In 1910; that Jackson coun ty, boiiiu or the Ashland Normal, gnve the Weston Normal tlio largest majority of any county In tho tato with tho slnglo exception of Uma tilla. Mark your ballots 312 X Yes us well as IMC. X Yes. STRAIN TOO GREAT HiiHilirriN of Mtslfonl Hostlers l'liul Dully toll u llurden Tho hustle anj worry of business men, Tho hard work and stooping of workmen, Tho woman' household cares, Often weaken the kidneys.'' liuckaclie, headache, dizziness, Kldnoy troubles, urinary troubles frequently follow; Head the following and learn tho way to rind rollef: Frank Kusshafor, bullirf county court, Applegu,to road, Jacksonville, Ore., as: "For year I worked us a miner and It caused kldnoy and bluddor trouble, Tho pain first a( tacked mo In tho sum! or my hack. especially when 1 first got up In tho morning. I also hml trouhlu with tho kluey Hocrotlons. Dortn'a Kldnoy IMIIh soon removed tho complaint, You nay continue, using tho ondorse. iiient I have given Douii'h Kidney Pills before." I'llco fiOc, at nil dealers, Don't simply usk for a kldnoy lenmily- -got noun- Kidney fills llio sumo that Mr. Kmmhuiur had, Foster-Mllhuiih Co., I'ioik, lluffulo, N. V, Adv. , GERMANS PUTTING LONDON'Oel, till, 7:10 a. in.--Tin coriTXsndi'iit of the Times at Itottirduin. sends the follewing: "It Js clear that the Oennans nre putting Antwerp in a stale for de fence In most of tho imsrtant forts thf'jlejginn guns have been re placed with Ocnniui foilrcss artillery of the lates.t type. "Tlie(bridge between Antwerp and Pays ile Waes, which the ictrcaling Belgians damaged, has been repair ed. F.vidcutly the (Jermiutk are pre purine a line of retieal from the Os-Jend-Dixmude line. "The mithoriliis have ordered the railroads lo cease the free convey ance of refugees from Holland to Antwerp. Only a small a niton is in Antwerp at present, probably not more tlinu.IIOOO men." OF The twenty-ninth annual conten tion of the Ilaptist churches In the stale ended at Grants Pass Frida night, after'reports and addresses from, the varioiiMiussioii worker told of remarkable pi ogress In all lines ol denominational wot I; for the voir. Officers for the year are: J, II. Irish, Ktigenc, mesnlenl; W.'T. Milli ken, Oicumi City, iee-piesident ; O. ('. Wright, Portland, coricMnudiii" seeietary; A. J. Ilniisakcr, MeMiuii ville, historical secretary; It, F. Jameson, Lebanon, recording secre tury, and .1. F. Failing, Portland, (icasiiivr. Hiigeue was eho-en for the next meeting of the conveiitiou. NO STOMACH PI, IN rlMINUTES "Krally does" put bad stomnchs In order ''really docs" overcome. Indi gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness In five minutes that Just that makes Pape's Dlapepsln the largest selling stomach regulator In tho world. It what ou eat fer mcuts Into stubborn lumps, you belch gas nnd eructate sour, undigested food and acid; head Is dizzy and aches; breath fourr tongue coated; your lnsldes filled with bllo and in digestible wnite, remember tho moment "Tape's lapepsln" comes In contact with the stomach all rucIi ills, tress vanishes. It's truly astonish ing almost marvelous, and the Joy Is Its hurmlessnesn, A largo fifty-cent case of Pape's Dlapepsln will give you a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction or your druggist honds jou your money back. It's worth Its weight In gold to men and women who can't Rtt their stomachs reguluted. It belongs In your home should always be, kept handy In rase of a sick, sour, upset stomach during tho day or at night. It's tho quickest, surest and most harmless stomach rcmilntor in tho world. Adv. K L E I N FOH LOTHES M ADE IN EDFORD WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 Enst Main Street Medford Tho Only lDxelusivo Coiiiitiorciul Photogrnphora in Southern Orogop Nogutivcs Mmlu any time or place hy appointmont Phone M7-J We'll do the rot I, D. WISTOM, frop, ANTWERP SAP EOR m DEFENSE GAS INDIGESTION ZAPATA SENOS DELEGATION TO EMEET KL PASO, Oct. 'JO. Twcnlv six revolutionary leaders of soiilheni Mex'n'o, representing Oenenil Kmil iario Capalii, arrived yesterday at Guadalupe, where they we're greeted by General Villa. They prom-ded to Auuas Calientes, where the pence conference was expected to irstune its scnsioiis today. General Obrc'jori and olhcrs of the TAKE CASCARETS, FORJHEJOWELS Oct a 10-cent box now. You're bilious! You have a throb bing sensation In our head, a bad taste In )our mouth, your eyes burn, your skin Is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; our lips aro parched. No wonder ou feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. ' Your sj stem Is full of bile not properly passed off, and what you need Is a cleaning up Inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that Irritate and In jure. Ilemembcr that most disor ders of the stomach, liter and bowels aro cured by morning with gentle, thoroiiKh CaRcnrets they work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from you druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, nnd your head clear for months. Chil dren love to take Cascarets, because the tasto good and never grlpo or sicken. Adv. The General says: One of thm foundations upon which our great organization has been built is the mainte nance of the highest quality in our roofing. Toucan make no mistake when you buy Certain-teed u Roofing c3 because you have the assurance of the biggest roofing mills in the world that it is the best roofing that can be made for any money and that it is sold at a reasonable price. UBSTlXUTlOir. Tlio Imitator Ih ttko the coun terfeiter. He enters the Held of bualneiui with n cheaper, lower Kratlo nrtlclo of merchfindUe. mnilo as a substitute for the Ken ullu, tout Kiirmtl' sold (it a cheaper price. nrKutng. as usual, that It is "Jut as kooJ." The dealer Is persuaded to handle It on Blowing promises of enormous prottts much larger than the reg ular lecltlmato protlt which is made on the genuine article. Tho imitator sueceeils In plultn; upon man's natural avarice, places his floods on sale with the dealer, and iMtructa htm to take adviintaKO or the public by substituting tho false article far tho scnulno at every opportunity. You can bo pretty sure thut whenever you auk for ft well-known product ami the dealer tells you ho has somo thins clue that's Just us kooJ. or even better, the dialer Is Kolnt; to mnke n greater prollt on that ar ticle than tho one you call for. and In nlns cases out of ten you will Ket n much Inferior article. Home btiynra are easily Imposed upon and this onrouraKcs the "Ret-rlch-qulck" schemers to In crease their substitutions. This also dlscouraiteri the loidtlmato manufacturer who Is puttlni; out nillilta of merchandise thut rep resent honest valuo to the con sumer. Where n man has devoted years of his life In iwrfectlni: an nrtlclo that he known cannot bo excelled In quality; wheio he baa spent thousands of dollars In ad vertising tils goed: and whero these goods have been giving uni versal satisfaction for (v long time, great Injury tesults by per mitting; BUbvtltutton to rob him of his market mil nt the snmu time rob tho consumer by soiling him n doubtful nrtlcUi at practi cally the sumo pi Ire. There It no law through which such evil practices can be stopped. The sole remedy s for tho legiti mate manufactuiers to ask tho pulillo direct not to patronize dealers who try to mihatltute a dtrfvi'ent brand of. good for the hind -wanted. All first cl.iim deal-t-iH knuw that ll Is poor bUHluena tn try to substitute Hiiiuethlui elHo fur tho urtlclu wuutcd. There 1 a Ctrtatn-teed dealer In your locality who will be pleated to give you further Information about our good and will tpiote you rratoiuble price. If the goodi are made by uj, remember we uud behind them. Gcaeral Roofing Mfg. Cpuy itu4 UnluUii fUfrt Cwlrsl BulUIng, SssMU, Wwk. Televlwus Mlu 471 U.ifk tUU..l KmmiImi Hwutli htfftnU mtu U4m Htk Iim A WHEN HEADACHY IlIlllllllllllllillllllM Carrauu ileleiratimi nliemlv ItiifC re tiirneil lo the convention city nfler t visit to .Mexico City in which tliey 4c cured (Intern! CaiTaiizn's anmvcr lo the convention iemiinil. It wan jx peeled thut there would he little tlelny In terminating the prolonged (Icciih- POULTRY WANTED We Arc Headquarters for Poultry In Mcdford Will always pay you the highest market cash prices. Can use all kinds. We solicit your trade. MEDFORD POULTRY & EGG CO. TELEPHONE 583 129 FIR STREET Tn Addition to the MAXWELL r Lino of Oars we have added tlio very popular BUICK Line of Cars for 191.",. There are five models, as shown herewith. Priee f. o. b. Priee f. o. b. Priee f. o. b. PrieQ i". o. b. ' I TsxiissBsLLLLLiflLwLm Price f. o. b. Portland $1800 "Wo luuve a !rodel C 25 on the floor and Avill ho lad to jjivo you a demonstra tion. ' Invest iato these earn before you buy. Call or write for eaialoguo. POWELL AUTO CO. Himi since Carrniira linn uiailu hfrt ' final minminccmctit ot jmixIIiom. v.1 -.i.j You flet the flent Thoro Is whon you smok Got. Jour ion cigars and patronise hons Indus tries, f Portland, $1010 Portland 1083 Portland $1,135 Portland $1385 u 11 m fi ri -'. .11 I ,,i m n t, ,'i