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Ofrlclul l'ntmr of Ibo City of .Mtfnn1.
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Subterluors falling to receive
papers promptly, phono Clrcu-
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LON'IJON, Jnn. 4. Tho Ixmtlon
stock exchango re-opened for busi
ness todny after having been closed
on account ot tho ,war since July 30.
Sovcro restrictions were placed upon
trading In order to prevent anything
nppronchlnR panic Rolling or tho un
loading of securities hy hostile coun
tries. "Tho session opened with a round
of ringing cheers and to tho strains of
tho national anthem, heartily sting by
n rather ttmallcr attendance than
usual. A number of Hritish and
French members were absent on ac
count of (ho war, while the exclusion
of aliens who wero not ablo to satis
fy tho commltteo that they had sev
ered all connection with foreign
countries reduced somewhat the for
eign attendance.
Tho singlo fact that business huS
been resumed oven on a limited scalo
nnd under restrictions Is taken to In
dicate that tho greatest crises In tho
history ot tho exchange has been
safely negotiated through tho com
bined efforts of the treasury and the
stock exchanga committee.
NKW YORK, Jnn. I. Work of the
Amork'tm Ked Cross hospital unit in
Servin, under direction of Dr. Edward
ifynn of .Sernnton, I'n., line bttved
mtiiiy lives in nnd mound IJelgmde,
nceordinj? to .li Emily Siiuinonds,
n Urilihh Ked fro nurse, who ar
rived here today on the steuimdiip St.,
Paul. Min Siinninml wns sent with
the first Hritish expeditionary iurco
into Franco nnd from (hero to Servin.
"With .oven yoiinjr KiifdMi girls. I
no worked in tho ' trenche 400
ynnlrt from llio firing lino for forty
eight hours nt u timo," blio said. "The
coming of "" American unit under
Dr. Kdwnnl llynn wns a Oodhond to
the Servians, for nt the timo we were
down to our last hits of bandages and
dreeing nnd were living on tdioit
ration. Vp to (ho arrival of Dr.
Jl.xim ninl lii Ameiiimn iinoo (he
)mpitul win constantly in danger of
artillery fire. Dr. Uynii's l'irt net
was o unfurl (ho American Hag over
(lie building. It was intnntlv re
jspeetcd and conditions rapidly im
proved." T
NEW YOKE". Jan. 1. - Slow poison
administered seven days ago bv Mrs.
Ida Kogors to her (wo babicr. and her
bclf resulted Nday in the death of
tho older child, John, aged two. I.o
xidu, eight mouths old, died lntt Weil
nebday.' Tho inoilier'o death was ox
peeled, Lollys Ellon Kogcis, n lawyer
known as her husband (o the neigh
borhood in (hi) Mronx whero they
Jived, blill kept Jii vigil at tho sick
"Woman's bud side, lie had no com
Inuul (o .make; nor did Mr. Annie
flitCinovri) lingers, who divorced
Jlogers in 11)00, nor Mrs. Caroline
(liddiiigsi U'rs, who married lingers
in 100!) niiij liycd wilh him (ill last
'Olobcr; Mrs. Annie lingers has been
LONDON
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AMERICAN
NURSES
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SERVIANS
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POISONS
BABIES AND SELF
H freidient culler n't the hospital binee
rs( Ida lingOy. VaH taken there, hut
x blic. hHfi det'Hat'd to listen (u (pielion
onuomiiijc Hty,'' l'K
REJUVENATING THE VALLEY
TliK ;MAII;"hHKra'H is desirous flint both sides lie
heard regard nip: the new city charter, hcuec offers
its space to both those for and against. It requests that
articles he made as short as possible, and that they be left
at. the office the day before to insure publication.'
"While the charter is" deserving of serious study by all.
it, is by no means as important to the community as the
establishment of a beet sugar factory and a lumber manu
facturing plant. It does little good to improve the system
of city government if you fail to furnish employment to
those governed.
Medford's greatest, needs and the vallev's greatest
needs are payrolls creative industries that will utilize and
develop natural resources. The'heet sugar factory fills the
bill better than any single institution does because it
profits the farmer, the Stock raiser, the laborer and the
general public. Its benefits are the widest spread.
A study of what the sugar beet has done for Colorado,
for Utah, for Idaho, for California and for other states is
evidence sufficient of what it will do. for the Rogue River
valley. It will bring about an era of intensive, diversified
fanning, transform methods of agriculture, increase the
cultivated area, improve the soil, stimulate stock-raising,
increase population and provide a payroll.
The following is a description of conditions in Colorado
before the coming of the sugar beet and the transformation
it wreught:
When the slgarJect first came to Colorado tho staple crop was potatoes,
and had been wheat. Ignoranco of the demands of tho soil for a diversi
fication of crops or n disinclination to practice It had brought tho yield in
both cases from far above the national average to a point near to that mark.
Tho farmers were standing still,, At heart they were progressive, but they
lacked tho opportunity. They had become used to a prartlco In farm man
agement that recked llttlo of the intensive. Kcrtllirntlon on u heavy scalo
was unknown, or If known, unprnctlced. They faced decadence, if not ruin.
The advent of the beet sugar gave them the very Inspiration that they
needed. Fields that had been barely scratched and still less properly tilled
took on new life under the demand! of the beet for belter soil treatment.
Thev were fertilized after approved methods, were assiduously tilled, ca
joled and petted- almost, Into bearing, nnd the reward which followed was
couched in terms that rang vlth the clink of gold; almost ns resonantly
with tho consciousness that at last Colorado farmern were becoming tho
equals If not the superiors of the husbandmen or tho corn belt stntes.
Men who had decided to sell their farms and seek a now location gave
up those notions nnd stayed to reap the golden harvest which the beet of
fered If properly cultlvattA. Towns that were languishing because the far
mers upon whom they were dependent were losing their grip, took on new
life and developed Into cities. (Ireeley nnd Fort Collins and Fort Morgan
what tho beet has done for the urban centers in tho short space of fifteen
what tho beet has done for the urbancenters Intheshort spaco of fifteen
years. With the prosperity ot the farmers these towns that grew up became
commercial centers of largcnreas.
What the sugar beet did for Colorado it will do for the
Rogue River vallev. Every farmer is vitally concerned
and should do his utmost to secure the project by agreeing
to plant as many acres as possible to beets and inducing
his neighbor also to plant.
Medynski's Views
To the Citizens of Medferd:
I nw in Thursday morning's ine
of, (he Med ford Sun an nrtiele signed
liv (he Medford charter eommt-ion,
saying, "there has not been n single
valid objection raised to tho ehar
ter," nnd they nNo "challenge the
bringing- of any sueh object ion"
they graciously admit "there is some
luck of under-tanding," and to that
end arc seeking to further inform Un
people (by prearranged meetings) of
some of tho so-called important
ehnnges they wi-h to introduce into
Medfonl.
In view of tho fact that I am in n
position to refute their insinuation
that the city's buMness under tho
present ndminUtrntion is not being
conducted "along the lines of n bus
inesslike basis," I will say right here
tho present office forco have faith
fully done their duty, nnd have wel
comed all changes suggested, along
(he lino of 'better business ineth-
0.1b."
To begin with, wo sturlcd off Insl
spring by having (lie books exported.
We nlso" chdddMied a n.vstem of in
dexing them, thus increasing, simpli
fying and expediting the facilities for
ready reference, nnd to assist the
force in giving greater effiuiency. We
increased the typewriting facilities,
also installed u cash register, which
all progressive busiuc-i.s methods
handling largo amount of ensh feel
the necessity of, and which our city
officers especially needed. We found
the treasurer's report of Jmumrv I
()M, gave tho total bonded indeht
ednesb of tho city to bo $1,11:18.1)110,
and cash on hand of 87.8:i:i.!J'2.
which cash was distributed be. ween
our four banks, without security
bonds. Those bonds wo obtained to
the amount of .t'-'.'i.OOO from each
bank, as security for handling the
city's money. Our bonded indebted
ness ha- been ivdifced this year in the
iicighboihood of .rlt.',0()0, which our
cil-y hooks, which me open for puli
lie inspection nt all reasonable hours,
will verify. So that at Ihe present
time our office woik will compare
j'nwirubly with any modern methods.
Now, to take up (ho subject of the
new charter and stale my reasons for
not favoring it. First nnd foremost,
the new ballot system proposed is
complicating the ballot instead of
simplifying it. Complication in
cjrease. tho chancea for mistakes, also
for manipulation. Our present bal
lot system is simple, secret and hon
est, mid war. adopted because of
those vory virtues. Each candidate
is fully credited with every vole cast
for him by the people. What moro
can an honest candidal o nskf
My bccond objection to the new
chillier plan is (hat (ho people arc
virtually asked to loliuqiiish their
voice in popular government. They
may still be permitted In vole bonds
and speciul lusce, but whether or uot
ort the Charter
they will be granted the jowor to re
call is another mntter.
You must remember, the directors
elected bv the people nppoinl (he cen
tral election hoard, consisting of. the
secretary (already (heir Appointee)
nnd four other electors, these five do
ing the counting of the ballots (see
article 0, sections 120 nnd JUS).
Now, supposing one or more of Ihe
board of directors are named on thr,
recall petition which would be the
most likely to occur, tho nppointment
of their friends or their opponents,
on this central election board? Do
yoii not see whereby sueh ft system
can be perverted 1 Our prcent sys
tem of counting is much (o be pre
ferred, in my estimation. Further
more, cr.st your eyes over No. ." of
section 1JI8. Do you sec tho "I.nui-.-innn
lottery methodf"
Thirdly The mnnagor is nppoint
cd by (he hoard of directors, hence
the people have no power of recall
over him, should ho not give satisfac
tion. Any objcclion to the idea is
(lint it is virtually a return to u con
dition from which all progressive cit
ies nrc attempting to escape that of
"bossism." City inanaeer is a higher
sounding name than "political boss,"
but when the cloak has been remov
ed it will bo found that the city man
ager, if ho desiies to be a boss, will
have little hindrance. If the city
nianuger is n phenomenon, ho can run
every department ami detail of gov
ernment us it should he run nnd at
Ihe same time please the people who
fool tho bills. Unfile may not bo in
fallible, even though ho does get big
pay. And, rememiier, scciion -.i
linves it optional with (he board of
jdiicctors ns (o whnl ho shall receive
ns salary. They could make it $20,
001) ner venr if thev wished. The
second objection ihnt the city man
nger might become n political boss, is
an especially strong one. And, it will
not he removed by making that offic
ial subject to the recall. It will bo
difficult at best to find a manager
who has tho reouisite ability to ho u
city manager and is willing (o serve
in (hut capacity even nt n very high
salary. Hut it will be next to impos
sible to obtain tho services of such a
man if ho shall bu liable to have his
career as city 'manager cut shorl bv
the recall, in case ho shall lake meas
ures that will antagonize a consider
able part of the community, as his
sense of duty might easily compel hint
to do. Hut tho wrong man chosen to
bo city manager because (he right one
could no be engaged, might easily be
come a "political boss," and with Ihe
power and patronage vested in him,
could so strengthen himself that ho
would retail his job in spite of ef
forts to iccall him, especially if, as
is usual, only a small pint of the vot
ers took part in tho recall election.
A tho above objections, "cover the
main reasons for my not favoring Ihe
new charier, 1 will close this by giv
ing yon some light oli what the pros. J
enl city iidmiuWlmliou has accom
plished during llio year ol 1011. Asj
chaiiinau of finances, I will uive here
a condensed statement of what has 4
been done and which the c"l mimuil
reports will give in deluil later.
We have tih'd to follow mil the
principles on wjiielt we were elected,
vir., efficiency- and economy. The
payroll, for the year of UM.'l was
:i.V.U0: we have i educed tins .ilKHUI.
which has been done not bv crippling
Ihe efficiency, hut hv laving olf su
perfluous employes which does not
mean that one man is doing three
men's work, hut which does incnn
that three men were emploxed to do
one man's work. It has heeji said
that we nrc making one iiiiiu do three
men's work. It would be an absolute
impossibility for one mutt to do even
(wo men's work. If a man is receiv
ing good pay. it is his dulv to do nil
in his power hence lhat is his limit.
We luno aNo saved on streets and
roads mid water $lt!,00S.'j:i, which
umkesa total of ifJ.VI'JS.-W. Our
gravity water system has been oor
hnulcd and is now in better shape
than it ever was.
Our streets nnd mads lmu been
kept in Ihe best of condition ami our
fire department is belter equipped
than ever before.
Xow, instead of a new eil,y char
ier, we are more grenllv in need of
a ground lloor office with more room
and n fireproof vault o as to keep
all valuable cilv documents, safely.
The vacant lot beside the cilv hall
could be ulilurd reasonably for this
purpose nt a co( of iihout S.'OOO.
as nil that is rcunired there is cud
walls mid nof. This would nlso gie
u a more commodious city hall, or
council chamber up-tnirs. and with
ample room for nil city liTfiee under
one roof.
This present council has been en
gaged throughout the pst eur in
making practical improvements,
Theie is much Inlk of the present
clintlcr being uutiiuatcd, but we have
found nothing injl that hinders prof,
tical work bring done by prnctieiil
men.
To quote from the New Year's edi
torial of our esteemed paper, The
Sun, "there me numerous promise,
but what we all want is results." It
mntters no so much what the charter
of n city i, for without nraetienl
men to administer it. the most excel
lent nnd oluminoiis f chatters will
not give saiisfaelorv icuilts, but,
with the right men at the helm ii noor
charter can he improved by ordi
nances from time p timc,hs the need
presents il-elf, nmOso In- minle into
a very creditable and efficient nuc. It
is easy to thcorixe, but to obtain the
right results you must have men of
practical e.erieiice to work them
out.
Theoretically, ninny things may
look fen sihle nnd very much to he
desired, but when they are put to
the test they prove erv dear experi
ments. I look the office I hold for
the express jmrposo of trying to dent
ons(rntethe need and benefit of
practical, not theoretical work. This
lias not been n "bid of roues," for I
have met with considerable opposi
tion, hut what I have accomplished
for tho good of the city will speak for
itself. All of the reductions we have
made in salaries, etc., this past cnr
bus enabled us when milking up the
city budget to lower our tux ussess
ment for next venr.
'. V. MI-'DYN'SKI.
Mcdford, Jan. '.', ll)l.i.
A CiHid Itcsoliitlou.
To help build up Mcd'ord payrolln
by smoking Governor .Johnson or
Mt. Pitt ctgarf.
BE0!IGE HOUSE
HOLD EXPENSES!
Ha'e Vm Own Cough Medicine
Tho illiTcrcnio 1 1 byr4 ona of tie
roost cinclent, k'est a 1st up-to-il.it
cough an 1 cold remedies (which c. n U
made at home), and buying tho old
ordinary, rcady-mndo hinds, U that wli
llio new one you g-.-t n!l puio medlclnr
Instead of buying n l.ryu proportion
sugar and water, hetddc paylug for lint
ties, corkn mid lal.eM; nud it usually r.
qnlrei 2 to 3 botilciof thuold-fauhloned
ready-mpdo mutdles break up t
cough or cold, while 2 ounces (50c wot ih
of SchlEfmunn'a new Coucunlruted IJr.
pectoraut, which h r.o ttronnly concon
trated that 2 outlet?, wlieu mixed at honi
with simply ono pint of KiunulRteH hurhi
and one-lmlf jilnt of water, t)ial;i u lul
pint (1G ounces) of excellent cough icro
cdy, nud will l Mifliclvut to prob.ihlj
lust tho wludu family the entire whiter
It positively contains 0 chloroform
opium, morphine or oilier narcot.lt?, unt'
Usopluiuant that children like to take It,
Arr.'iiKuincnt3 liavu been m.iilo with di uj
Htoro named below to refund tho mum,
to any person who fiiult; it docs not nivc
nerfectsatlifuctlon. or If it is not fnuuil
the very best remedy cveruidfurcuiih.1,1
coins, bronciiitl.i.troiiri. wuoopiuKCoiiKi
undhonrseness, You will bctheiiole judge,
nnd under the noltivo Riiatuntee by
these drucKlxis, absolutely no risk Is iu;i
in buying thU remedy. I'orsalaliereby
Med foul Plinriuary
John A, Perl
UNDEETAJOJE
Lady Aiilsunt
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Phone M. 4,1 im 47-JB
AiubulMf (MhttIo DffKty Cor'
BEN
HEARINGS
F
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WESTERN RAILROADS
WASHINGTON. .Inn I Public
hearings on rrelglit rale lucieiises pro.
1 posed hy railroads west of tho MIs.h
liedppl river will begin In CIiIchro on
I'Ybrunry I, and will bo conducted
by Intersloto Commorett CouiiuNhIou.
or Daniel.
The hearings will mark tho bo -
OR RATE INCREAS
II i .f . i iii( pnjn ii in it niiniiu itllllli'l itj iii"
lining In public of an Important rnto ,.nusu t,c urla wold In im-at ewltes the
cane ossonllnlly dlfferOnt from the I klilticM. they Nvomo nvvrwurkrdi kH
Vecent enMerii ease, In that the west-! "h'KKilt i'W' up und cuino all mirU ol
em mails me mil mmIHi.v f.,r i.,ri i dlntteM, jurtlculnrly bncknclui nnd ndv
em ron.is mo not nsl lug for n horl- j fry , tl.o Ultlnov region i rlicuiuMla twin
xoutal Incrvnue In nil ralen. but an t K,., Witer Iio.i.Iiic1h, ncl.l ntuiuncli. con- ;
IncrenKo based upon traffic eoiull-; ntlpnliun, torpid llcr, uleeplmitu'ini, I
tloiiH and upon the movement of In-1 ,""'V"'r ,'n,, ,,rl,"r' 'rriintion.
illvlilimi i.lM'..a im.i ,.mm.i...iin... rl, naiinenl venr Nick litirtt or fcM
HI , dual i inmM and loniuiodllles. nnn,t nc, , f, it 0f hUMfr
borne of tho nilMiuces proposell ng-( UiUiern you. gi't nlxiiil four ouncc nf
gregating as niiielt as HO per cent Jad Malts from nny givhl plmriuncyi
while others amount to only two or, !''b0 tnhl'jiHwdid In n glitM of water
tnrce per cent, tm nonio Kinds er:
traffic no Incientes have been pin-
posed. ' i
It Is underMoo'd tho wmlorn lonils !
, , , ., ,
lime onileaored o ralHo tlmlr ratoj.
.o Us not to bear too hard on the gen-1
ernl shipper.
PLANS TO RAISE
To the Kdiier:
Since 1 puichasnd the Try place, on
the Pacific highway, north of .Med
foul, a g i cut ninny jwoplc Iihvo nkcil
me what I iuleuil In raise In mv in
leresl on Ihe iuvcsltiieril of .film m-i
nere.
GARDEN
I will-siiy Ihst l ciune fumi I'liy-'Two
ulliip, Wash., wheie stuiibir laud sills'
nt $10011 km' nere. There Ihu ,Maie I
principally herricK. I shall plant five
neres to lognnherriis, (hrt'e nen- to
other berries', Ihivo ncrvt to aspara
gus mid ten acics in Kentucky Won
der beniis, mid the balance I shall
plant to onions, lonmloes, ioni or
im thing that Ihe enuuing company
here will handle. I will ruise homes
nud vcxclubles fur the cunning lac
tory here at .Medfnrd.
1 will take wulcr from ihe Itoitue
Kixer Valley ('mini ininpnnv ns ns
us I can get tny land ninly. I believe
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MEDFORD'S LEADING THEATRE
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r.i.. ;?ix. ivi i r . ixpri b .wisb l??' , i-, -, irji m i
LeROY TALMA AND BASCO
AND THEIR ALL-STAB COMPANY THE MOST STUPENDOUS AND BE
WILDERING MAGIOUL PRODUCT ION THE WORLD HAS EVER
KNOWN. $50,000 SCENIC PRODUCTION
WITH Aft ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE
Santo Santucci
Viz'aref hf the A&drdeon
WIT ft A NOTABLE COMPANY OF
ENGLISH JUGGLERS
WAR TIME PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c arid $i:
Seat Sale Now On At Theatre ; ' .
'HUH IH NOT A MOVINO WLTUItU
thlil lletti' creek Inittoiu Is us good
I laud us I have seen uiiywhelo, Iml
llluiil; il should he irrlgiilcd lo ohliiln
i the lies! rcsii)s,
I 11 H. I belli M), milicttliiil adapl
cd In ihoiM'owlnir of Ihe eiops hitc
IBS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a ftlau of Salts to lluih Kiilnoyn
If lllaihlor bothors you Drink
lota of water.
Kntlng tnc.it regularly eventually pro
" J" M,lm'-V ,r,V T "' m) '"'
k(j,icv, , ,,, nol flll(,. .j.,,,, r,ou,
al( is umite from llie acid of grupei
niul louinii Juice, roliililm-d with lltlila,
S"'1. hi' j1' .""d tr wnrrnUpiH In
nuh clegged JjIiIiiojh untl ullmulnte tlicui
to normal activity, nlo toneutralUetli
lu-'idn In tint urine no It no longrr Irrl
vi"i uiciiitinv iir n irn uhv hihi vinir
lllll'H. tlllll .tnllni lilmlilnr illinnlnra
I tfad SalM cumiot Injure nnyotiri
nukei a dellglitful clfervenceiit llttil.i
w.ttcr drink wlilrli nillllmn of men ami
wonu'it Inko now and tlmn to keep tlio
khliievs and uriimrv orgam cImm, tlnu
uviilillng scrluun khlnry dliraie.
JJf Theatre
Tt)l.
Our Mutual Girl
l.e M
A Soul Astray
Iti el
" Sin lotigli,i
Drama, I
fnleii
The Dog of
Flanders
Two Part ThniihoiiNcr
His Favorite
Pastime
Ke.nioiio Comedy
utf Seil a-IOc
Wiif
esffaiki, 4.1 1 1 'A.
CARMO
niilni'd hImjvi', ami at the price- I paid
it U the cheapest land ol' any on llio
eoiis, 'er truly,
' CAM. I. iMKKKII.r..
STARIii
Qunlity Features
Rvcry Day
Moncluy.Tuosday
Mr. Frnncia X. Bushman
And nn all star company in
An Unplanned
Elopement
Ono Part
Mls.'j Mjibol Trunnpllo
In a Two-Part Drama
A Question of
Identity
Hearst-Selig War News
A Myatory Fcaturo
Within An Ace
In Two Parts
4
A George Ado Fablo
Aggie and the
Aggravated Attacks
, No fcaturo too good for our
patrons
Admission Always
FIVE AND TEN CENTS
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