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BELGIAN PROVINCE
WASHINGTON, Jim. 23. The
Vniteil States has sent a formal note
to Gcrmnny which, without tliBCMiftinjr
1hi wovoroignly of Uclgium, expresses
n willingness to make such arrange
ments as may' bo necessary with the
(ionium inilitarv authorities in tie
Jnclo control of IJclgiuui, for the
continuance of American consular
MTviee there.
The American note should have
been delivered in Herlin by today.
Although the firt note from Ger
roany did not explicitly raise the is
Ftie, officials of thu Washington gov
ernment in ranking their reply care
fully avoided any expression which
could bo construed as n jiolilical rec
ognition of Germany's control of Ilcl
glum. Tho decision of the United States
1ms been awaited bv Central and
South American governments, who
instructed their diplomatic represen
tatives to discuss it in tho Pan
American Union. The nolo from the
German foreign office, sent identical
ly to all neutral governments, an
nounced that certificates of authority
of nil neutral counsels "had expired."
No icforonco wns made in either
tho German note or the American re
ily to the status of the diplomatic of
ficer. American Minister Brand
Whithwk will continue at llnn-scls.
where he is in active ohnrvo of l$el
gmn iclief vvotk.
In it lcplv the United States de
clnrcn that it considers a consul not
ti political, but "a commercial icpre
pentative," who derived permission to
do business, 'in cspectivo of his legal
right, from tiie authorities in direct
control of the district to which he i
assigned. In view of tho German
militan occupation, the United
Sink's further assorts that it "ii not
inclined to question at this time thu
light ol Gennnny to suspend exe
ijunturs." FINE BUSINESS MEN
G iv Conner lias received the fol
lowing letter from A. Levy and J. Zet
ncr ( ii. of San Francisco dated Jnn
tioiy 23:
"We nro pleased to leani that the
prospects are good for a beet sugar
factory in tho vnllev, and we bono it
will be put through. Jt means con
hidciublo to a community' to havo an
indn-tiv of that kind, and your vol
ley especially needs it at the undent
tirtie. Fitrlhermote, those I'tnh inler
cslh, as you call them, ai awns
niigbtv nico interests to do busines-.
with. They mnv have it code of ic
ligion that we don't aluin nppinvu
of, but the- aio iuvatiably stiaight
forwiinl and as honorable a bunch to
do business with as yoti will tind any
where." Portland Livestock Market
l'OIt'TLANn, Or., Jan. 25. Cattle
- Hcccjpts, 122.ri; stead" to higher.
Steers, prime light, 7.'0(ji7.7,' ;
heifoi-s, prime, $,rj.7rifl.o0j bulls,
jrimi-V .fj.7,l(i?.'i,o'0; stags, prune,
$r.f0(o)ll.0n; valves, priccj sfO.OOCff
8.&0,
Hogs lieeeintK, 3030; lOo higher,
l'riiae light, 4-0.500,70; choice
light, IO.S.ICuWiO; light, 4il.00(i
JJ.S31 lough. $.BOeOO.OO,
Sieep-HtH'titi UH30 bteadv lo
Btrongr, WctlicW, best yoailings,
.r).Cl0(Ji,0,(ir; owi, best, .f3.00(.r).7r;
site'!, milked, IJWiiA.W; lambs,
liriuie, 7.2.'5(y;7,00,
RECOGNITION
EUAN
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SUPERIOR TO
TJI10RK jiro ovov 1()(),00() nuclei's and luin(Vs in Oroon
who j)Jty annual lioensos. a special tax for a special
purpose. Those license holders have a statewide organ
ization, comprising many thousands of members, and have
unanimously expressed the desire that the license money
be expended under the direction of the state game and fish
eonmiission-s-yot the house of representatives voted to dis
regard the wishes of these license payors and Saturday
voted to divert the money into the general fund, leaving
tho commission without funds.
There seems to be something about public office that
makes the legislator imagine himself superior in judgment
to the people who send him there. Time and again we see
legislators voting for measures agriinst the expressed wish
of constituents and among such actions was the pass?
age of the Schuobel bill, diverting the hunters' and
anglers' money into the general fund.
Tho ordinary citizen is not much interested in polities
and then only at election time, lie is, however, keenly
interested every day of the year in hunting and angling
and things pertaining thereto. Tvj-thirds of the male
electors of Oregon are hunters or anglers and will keenly
resent any attempt by legislators o cripple this resource.
This fact was shown when, without statewide organiza
tion, the initiative bill closing the Rogue river to commer
cial fishing was passed by a majority ot lb.000 at the gen
eral election in 1910. AVith tho statewide organization
now in existence, the majority for any measure that con
cerns the existence of the fish and anglers' recreation will
receive an overwhelming vote.
The anglers and hunters ask only what is just. They
pay tho license for a Stated purpose and they want the
money used for that purpose. In his inaugural address
Governor lthycombe says:
Tor the department of fish ntul game 1 bespeak your friendly considera
tion, ino commercial iisnenes proviuo our mini greatest industry, and
everything that can bo done, on n business basts, toward the natural and
nrtlfictnl propagation or llsli and their protection ii entitled to support.
From the standpoint ot recreation the resources of the stato in fish and
game are of great consequence, and should continue to be, as they are today,
one. of Oregon's strongest attractions to tho visitor as well as a healthful
boon to the resident.
In the conduct ot this department ecouomy and buslness-llko procedure
are essential, not only on behalf ot the taxpayer, but In Justice to the work
Itself, whoso continuance upon a Worthy scale can only thus be assured.
Whatovor method may be followed In handling tho revenue derived from
fish and game licenses, it Is my opinion that Justice to the sportsmen of the
state, who exclusively provide this money, demands that It should bo ex
pended for fish and game propagation and protection. Centralization of
miministrntinn am! resnonslbllitv in this department, as In others, is
highly desirable.
It is true that Governor
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the contrary view, in tins no reverses nis iormer posuioii,
as ho was formerly a strong advocate of the fish and game
commission and aided its creation. Jlis efforts to person
ally manipulate the commission thoroughly disorganized
its work and impeded its' usefulness and was one of the
biggest mistakes of his regime.
It is not the personnel of tho commission that the
sportsmen of the state are fighting foi it is the principle
of having money paid for game and fish protection ami
propogation used for tiny other purposes. They want
it used for the purposes for which it was paid, and this
can best be done by a non-partisan commission organized
for the purpose. They do not want the fish and game
work made political spoils.
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.egislators who seek the destruction of the state game
fish commission are working against the wishes of a
and
majority of their constituents.
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To the Editer: '
On account of my absence in San Francisco nnd' the many
matters to attend to here on my return, I have not had an earlier
opportunity lo write you in regard to your special 'edition. I had
a copy of tho paper placed on my de.sk and on examining same
came to the conclusion that it must have been an issue of one of
the large paper in I'ortlatid, but on referring to the headlines I
was agreeably surprUed to find that it was the special edition of
tho .Medford Mail Tribune. You certninly did yourself credit in
getting up such n valuable publication, covering as it did the en
tire resources and opportunities of tho Itnguo lliver alley. 1
hope that your eiti.ens fully appreciate the time, labor and ex
pense" taken in getting together bitvli a valuable publication. It can
bo referred to u n icliablo reference on the activities in theJIogue
Kivcr valley, nt least until you issuo the next edition.
I heartily congiatulate you on jour enlerorisc and I extend to
you my bet wishes for 101.1. Sincerely,
, JOHN W. SCOTT,
General I'lis-cager Agent Southern Pacific Company.
Portland, January 2.1, 1015.
Clearing the
(Uen Lampman In Gold Hill News )
I btood In tho prisoner's dock-
maw's faco was wet with tears and
heard tho drone of the Judge's voice
sink down to, "Twenty years."
Seumed liko I dreamed and fought in
a choking strife for breath, and but
for the tick of tho court-room clock
the place was mute as death. Home
body 2creamcd, and I woko as they led
poor muw outside; something within
mo stretched and broke and I know
that hojio had died. Never no more
to como baclc never no moro to bo
free never to see the clear stars
sulno or feci tho flood in my veins
llko wino never to smoko a plpo ut
noon under tho apple tree.
Nobody smiled at me, nobody
scowled or Jeered; and out of the
state attorney a face something like
pity poercd; the sheriff touch my arm
and looked right hard at tho floor,
back of tho sidling, gazing crowd
homebody gasped and swore. My
voice came back to mo then, dull for
tho denith of tears. 1 echoed it
over aguln, "Tho Judgo said, 'Twenty
years.' " Never no moro lo go home,
never no moio to bo loobo never to
hear the till pines sing or watch for
tho doer ut tho hidden spring -never
THE PEOPLE
"West opposes this, and takes
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CITY PAPER
Calendar
'to feel tho April Joy waka to tho
winging gooso.
I never havo blamed tho law; a
man is the play of fate ho swings
llko tho tick of tho court-room clock
betwixt his iovo and his hate; I never
havo blamed tho Judge ho done
what ho had to do; I never havo
blamed tho lawyer chaps or the
twelve good men 'and true Nobody
understood and I couldn't blamo
them none that a fellow whoso heart
was good could do what I had done.
Never no moro to bo frc5 that Is tho
way of tho law never lo follow tho
old ridge trail and hcur tho call of
tho mountain quail never again to
go homo . . . homo to tho shack
and maw!
A
Madame Wintcroth, noted clalrvoy
nnt, palmist and trace medium who
created such a sensation In our city
Just before tho holidays Is back again.
All who are interested in their past',
rresont or future, don't fall to sec this
gifted woman, 111 corner South
Central and Ninth streets. 2C2
The
Dr. J. Lawrence llllf
Tho question as to the advantages
or disadvantage attending and ac
cruing fioin the division of the Chris,
tlan Church Into sects and denomina
tions has been fieoly and abundant
ly discussed and orten b thoo who
could see hut one side to the nucs
Hon. Hut the facts wo have to face
as we contemplate the hlstoij of do
nomlnntloanllsm do not piccn to our
vhw a very, pleasing spectacle. It
has been a stumbling blot), both to
tho believing and unbelieving world.
It has been the ouo fruitful xouicc
of persecution, tho hotbed of big
otry, tho greatest obstacle to prog -
ress. that has ever fallen In the path
of the religion of Chi 1st, He bus
been, and Is. wounded In the houso
ot His friends. It Is todav a icpioach
to Christianity, a souice of envy and
Jealousy and bitterness and misun
derstanding among Ills followers, and
too often a cnuse of weakness, divis
ion and defeat Instead ot a source of
strength nnd a bond of union.
Thcro are, at least, two great evils
to which denomlnntlonallsm Is apt
to lead. They both grow out of a
tendency to cherish denominational
interests at the expense ot other In
terests of far greater Importance.
Tho preservation or promotion of a
sect ts not tho highest Ideal or Chris
tian service, and et sometimes it be
comes tho ruling passion with those
who are supposed to be responsible
for Its welfare. The desire to get
members Into our chinch In order to
seo it grow lends to serious abuses.
Tho building of prejudicial barriers
against other Christian bodies Is
fraught with ovil consequences on
lyjth sides of those barriers to those
Inside as well as those on the out
side. Tho 1-am-hollcr-thun-thou Bplr-
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YOHK. Jan. 2o. -Stocks
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STOCKS
CNTINU
MAKE
owed general gains nl the outset ot country press, berause of the inde
ilav's spssion and (be undertone pendenco It displayed, Is fortified In
toda
was distinctly firm. Change
were
nominal, however, and t radiinr was
moderate, there beim' an absence of
last week's hnvv overturn. .Mexican
petroleum wits (ho feature of the se.
cinl group with an advance of over
two points. Copners advanced in re
sponse lo the higher nrice for the
melal. Smelting nnd American Can
ro.se fractionally. St. Paul, Atchison
preferred nnd Louisville & Nashville
were lower, with snie cnsiii" of (be
prominent hhares bv the end of lln
first half hour.
AT
THEATRE TWO DAYS
If you like motion pictures with n
punch to tho story that Jll make you I
hold to the arm of your chair like
you would if you woro on a steamer
In a storm you should visit tho Star
Theater today and tomorrow'. The
program consists of a greater num
ber of thrilling ndvonturcs and dar
ing adventurers than has over been
shown on tho hcihou during any one
performance.
Of course tho most attractive and
tho ono thut has created the greatest
sensation of any drama over shown
Is tho Kxplolts of Klnlno, but It fol
lowed closely by Tho Hazards of
Helen, which has enough thrills In
tho thousand feet showu to Tnako
.'000 feet of tho ordinary thrilling
drama, and while both ot tlieso sub
jects abound with situations that aic
exciting (hey do not show any of tho
blood and thunder that Is so obnox
ious lo most visitors to tho theaters.
Thcro Is also a Sellg wos,tern, Wado
Ilront Pays, tho Hearst-Sollg News,
In pictures, and a I'atho comedy.
COMMUNICATIONS
Put City In licet GroVWug
Tri the, Kditer:
If the amount of acreage signed up
for sugar beets it, not milfioient, why
could ndt the city of Medford f?ig UP
for ut least 100 aere: and utilize
Home of the land within (ho city lim
its Hint annually grown up in weeds!
A call for volunteer propctly ovy'ii
or issued through the columns of the
Mail Tribune, who would bo willing to
allow the city lo oilllivato their .ai
present)' unsalable lots, should meet
g ready jesponse. The results would
benefit the city in ad vei rising and
sightliness, if nolhinf else. The ptop
crty owner would receive a similar
benefit and an iuleiest would bo stim.
(tinted in the sugar beet industry.
srnsewmw.
Medford, Jan, 2,1,
Katnn Oiutcful
Salem, JuJnunry 21, 19ir,
To tho Kditer:
1 nppteelalo very much tho posl-
Evils of Denominationalism
It (s thus cucouiaged. Men nte thus
led to regard themselves as being
peculiarly privileged, and fall lo heed
the apostolic Injunction to "look not j place, Steps upward and ou waul
over.v matt on his own things, hullmUHt b3 taken by Individuals ml
every man nH on tho things of oth
ers," We are led to make denomi
national distinction the test of Culls
tin n character, while It Is plainly
said that as many as are led l tho
Spirit of'tlod, they nro tho nous of
God. Helng unable to nscliuow ledge
as Christians those who differ from
jus In matteis of faith and piftcllce.
vo are cut off mini nil co-opeiaiion
and fellowship with theui, and count
1 as our antagonists those who, In
i view of tho great and awful Interests
at stake In our great fight with evil,
should b our friends and co-workers.
Christianity thus divided Is weak and
Ineffective. Its forces are contend
ing against each othor, while evil
laughs to see tho strangle go ou,
Another greot evil to which tho'
over-niiNlety lo conserve denomina
tional Tonus and Interests leads di
rectly Is that no sooner Is n denom
ination led out to clear gi omuls suf
ficient to form a distinction and
claim a name than a halt Is called,
and no further advancement Is made,
or can bo made, by that company.
Their theological ptatforiu Is marked
out, stakes are driven, a creed Is
stereotyped, which, llko tho famous
laws of tho .Modes and Persians,
changed! not. Progress In that lino
Is forever checked, and If any one has
tho temerity to advance beyond
those lines he must step over de
nominational boundaries, be counted
out of the fold, branded as a heretic
and doomed to an eternal hell. It Is
thus that tho work of reformation has
been carried on. No church or de-
nomination was over known lo nrlse'
I lion you took In (ho recent speaker
1 sit I i contest Tho manner In which
jiiu hnudlcd tho subject showed that
you are familiar with the subject. I
ilnnreclnted very much your refer-
'ences to the political ambitions of'
i.Mr. Piper. '
I feci certain (hat the future will
demonstrate that tho position you
took wos Hit! correct one. that the
'a utronm-r iiosltlnn than It has ever
previously occupied, that It Is now In
ii nosltlon to win in tho next flsht Itirohollc liquors. All the remaining
makes from tho very fact that It has
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demonstrated that It will unite when
the conditions seem to demand such
action.
I, of course, deeply appreciate the
many kind words that were said for
mo In the speakership contest, bin I
appteclate even more than thut die
stand that was taken by the country
papers for it squaio da! for that part
fof the state outside of Multnomah
county. My personal ambition was
but n small factor. I have no iter-'
Honnl complaint to make over (he re
sult of the contest and I believe that
In the big fight we made that for a
square deal for the country, has been
greatly advanced. I bellevo that
oven during this session wo are go
ing (o see good rosults from that part
of our fight and thut If the country
papers go Into tho contest with the
same Spirit two years from now n
country candidal.) for the rpeakcrshlp
will bo elected easily.
Personally, I appreciate very much
having had Ibo suiqwirt of n live pap
er llko yours. I trust that wo may
again have nn nppoitunUy to flgh(
sldn by sldo, not to satisfy any per
sonal ambition but to satisfy (bo am
bition that wo havo In common for n
square deal for all. On no other basis
could wo hopo to succeed.
Yours very truly.
ALLKN HATON,
DRINK MORE WATER
IF
Eat lew meat and take SalU for Back
ache or lladder trouble
Neutralizes aoldf.
Urlo acid In meat exclUa tho kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
scbe, and feci like lumps of lead. The
iirlno bcomct cloudy tlio bladder I Irri
tated, and you may be obliged to seek re
lief two or three times during tlio night.
When tho kidneys clog jou umt help
them fluih olf the body's urinous vvuito
or you'll to a real tick cron shortly,
At first you fc,cl a dull misery la tliokb
ney region, you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feci rheu
matic twinges when tlu weather l bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water
ulso get from any pliurmaclst four ounces
of Jiul Salts i tuko a tablcspoouful
In a glass of water before Ircakfust
for a few duys and your khlfioys will
then act fine. This fumous salts Is made
from tho acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with litlibi, and has been used
for generations to cleaji clogged kldioys
and ntlmulato them to normal activity,
also to ncutralio tho ncldi, In urine, so
It no longer is a sourco of Irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Sails Is Inexpensive, canno lor,
lure: makes a delfalitful effervescent
Itlija-wstcr drink which everyone .should
take now ud then to, .keen the kidneys
clean and active, Pruggist, here say
they Mil lot ot J Ad halts to Ioiks vvjio
believe overcoming' kldnoy trouble
while It is ouly trouble
lu n hodv and pull up stiit.cit for n
forward iniuoli, No such thing as
lleuoinlnntlmial icfoiiuatlou oVor look
and that too In spile of the effoit of
the church lo Ihtow obstacles In theli
way, and to heap icpioach upon them
ror dating lo think and act for thorn
selves other than what the denomina
tion to which the) belong has pie
scribed for them.
We ate awaic that the above Is a
feat fill Impeaiinui nt for Hcclnilnulsut
and denoinlnnttonnllsm as wo have
iccu tbtn operate all through (ho
past, and as we see them operating
today. Hut who wilt say that (lie
arralngiucnt Is unjust and the state
ment of tho case uiilrue".
The remedy Is found In tho enlei
lalumeut In our heaits nnd In c
hlbltlng to all men of a largo-hearted
spirit of charltv that grants lo otheis
the same cousbleiatlous, the same
credit for honest of purpose and pur-
Ity of principles, the same fieedom
that wo ask ourselves. Let us re
member that (lod Is our common
father, and let us not forget with
what foihearance. with what loving
and tender pltv, Ho regards our
ctooked pathway, our moral obliquity,
our spiritual blluducss. See how pa
tiently lie hears with us In our par
tial views of tiuth and how Ho walls
for us lo tome to (ho unity of (he
faith, to (he rullness of the stature
of (he perfect man In Christ.
While wo espoclnlly Iovo those as
sociated with us In chuiiii follow
hhlp and capacity let It not ho with
a I'harlsahul love which occludes
others Just as beloved ot Cod, Just i
as useful In Ills ratine. Just as sincere
and devoted ns aro those of our own i
household
COWNIIACKN Jan LT. via Lon-
tdon, 1 23 p. m Tho parllapieiit of
Iceland, .11 of whoro 10 members nro
elected by popular vole, has passed
a measure forbidding the snlo of al
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stock In tho Danish dependency has
exported.
BRITISH MIPS
WRECK 400 AUTOS
AMSTi:itl)M, Jan "5, via Loudon
'J: 17 p. m -Tho Hrlllsb air raid las(
week on (he (own of '.tn resulted
In the destruction of loO war auto
mobiles, according to a cvoricHpoud
cut of tho ItandoUblad. These cars
were In a repair shop which was
m-uAlriitl 1... ttclila!. 1ifi,ti1ia
The CcriUmis have ben eonipolkd
lo take over a private automobllo fac
tory at Alx-lii-Cbnppelle where hun
dieds of Dutch workmen hav.i
(alued employment.
oh-1
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
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THE PAGE
Mcilfonl's Lcntlliifi Theater
Selig Ono Piirt
Peggy of Primrose Lane
Biograph Ono Part
A Better Understanding
1 ' . ' i ' ii
Edison Two Parts
Who Gods There
EssanayOne Part
Fires of Fate
Kalem Ono Part
Mickey Flyhti's Escape
' " MUSIC BY ' - "
PAGE THEATRE ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION, C, 10, 15 OENTS
IT'S ALWAYS A BIG SHOW AT THE PAGE
CHILDREN
HATE
PILLS, COIL
H CASTOR OIL
lioolv hiuu at mum i bllilUood duvs.
Itciiiciuhci (lie iloie mother Insist
ed oil castor oil. uilnmrl, railisillcs.
How )ou bated them, how ou foiiKht
analusl lukltm them.
With our children It's dlffoiout.
.Mothers who cling to ibo old toiiu of
physic slmpl) don I lesliso wlial ly
do. Tho chlldteu'a icvolt Is woll
founded. Their louder Utile "In
sides" am Injuiod h theui.
If your cbllils stomach, liver and
bowels iieoit olouusliiK, give only de
licious "California Kyi up of l'lt."
Its action Is poslttvu, but mcuIIo. .Mil
lions of mothers keep this liana less
"fruit laxallvo" bandy; Ihoy know
children love to lake It. that It novsr
; mtli to clean the liver and bowols
and swollen the nloiinirh, nnd Hint u
teiispoonful given todav saves a stek
child lomoiiow
Ask our driiftalsl for a n04nt
bottle ot ' California Svrup of I'lg."
which has full directions for babs,
chlldicn of all ase sad for grown
dps plalul) ou each bottle. Howaio
of counterfeits xold hcio. See Hint II
Is made b 'California l'l Syrup
Conipiiuv " Kefuse any other kind
with contempt dv
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
203 East Alain Streot
Medford
Tho Only lOxehisivo
Conimcreial Photographers
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