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Newspaper Page Text1," V a.-, V ft.f ! S K If tabic. iroTjrc. MBDf ORD MAIL TRIBUNI ' iJi!tJinPtiN(ne'WT frffrttlAi&it " MPUFqmj 1'RINTINQ CO. Offlw Mftll Trlhuftft Bullillnjr, 25-2729 North Mr Mreeli tritli(m t&. The ilcmperatlc Tlmp. Tim Mfdtord Mali. Tim Aioilfard Trlbiino, Th Houth- ern urrRonian, tjio vmnwna xriuuup. niflawrtM UTil On rnr, hy iiiniu..-.-..... ...-.....l5.00 Vor ttiBntlii dnllvrrpJ by cnrrler In t1fnti1. Iimnlk. tJni-kiinhvIlld ml Ontr&t inlnt ... , . .80 Pnlunlty only, by mall, pr ynr 2.00 Weekly, iwt year--a.-w.ju.u... l,0 UffloJul Vtvr of tio City of Mmirord. omnia! Vnpcr of Jarknon County. Rnteretl an wcand'Clawi matter at Mnirorri, Orcfidn, umUr mo act of March S.,18J, , Rwern circulation for 1914, 5583. I'M! lenitd wlro Amtoclnlcd. Tress dla patchra. . Subscribers, falling to receive papers promptly, phone Clrcu- 4 lalton Manager at 250R. - OF llilEWNO READY TO FALL NAPLES, via Fome, Feb. 8, 10:10 r. rn, It Was learned today that the historic monastery of Monte Casslno, near thta city, where St. Benedict In &29 A, Di rounded the religious order hcarlnR his name, was damaged tad ly by tho recent earthquake. The li brary Is almost at the point of col lapse. In Emperor William's hall, so called from the visit, paid by the em peror to tho monastery in 1904, there Is a large fissure about 200 feet long. The right wing of the build ing is almost detached from the main structure. This wing stands at tho edge of an abyss into which it would bo precipitated, owing to Its weakened position, should there bo' a recurrence of tho earth shocks. Alarm is felt for tho safety of his toric art treasures In tho monstery. In tho library. Is a priceless codex. 'Tho threatened right wing contains many objects associated with early Christian era, and with the middle ages. , . , , The government has sent, engineers to Monto Cassino to undertake .tho restoration, of the monastery. The modern building materials will be used for tho first tlrao.for strengthen ing the nnclent structure. Tho monastery is used as an eccles iastical training college, which now has 300 students. News of the dam ago to tho monastery has been sup pressed hlthorto to avoid spreading alarm among tho relatives of these students. WHISKY FLASK, HE, - VACANT HOUSE When he was 'looking over lh'e IA Shipley house on West Fourth Btroot this morning Carl Sauers discovered that It wub on fire, lie Immediately called' tho fire department and be fore tho flames had time to cause any loss the blaze was extinguished. An empty whiskey bottle was found in the bed room where .the fire started. Tho house was vacant and the au thorities, bellovo that somo ono had spent the night there and perhaps by dropping a cigarette caused tho fire. Save for a bed and mattress nothing was damaged. SONG OF MY DREAM Come on, boys! Wo have our land to till. 'Tin time that Hertford men wcro boosting with n will. Qrnp the plow! 1uh1i thing ligh' along. Sign up now nnd join the nugar bed hllllg. , MONASTERY Wfj'ro all right. Wo havo mighty work to do. Uuild the plant. With idleneux we're through. ' l'lnpt the Mcd, Join the bustling throng. Ileftvo to pov and fcljout for Oft'gou. "Get in line. Jlutoc. Might' beets for sale. , Bo)l thorn here and fill "dad's dinner pail." , Ho n mm); with intcllcqt nwnUe, Kouso your loins mid "root now for your state." Srcdtord, February 1, IPIS. , U. S. Officers to Cracow .HKRLlir, Fiib. 8, by wireless to Sayvillo.- United State military at- Jaqhos nrq reported to luivo arrived nt pruoow to observe army operations ' no.w in progress, "' - ABSENT SOLONS lETWf I SHIP BILL VOTE WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Vitl'i11io arrival of Senator N'cwlninl nnd Sen ator Smith oC South Cnrolinii. the piirlinnu'iitnry situnlion n rejrimN tho nriminWtmlinii ship pinvlme bill wh chnujjiMl totiuy. Soimtor Smith tuitl not been expected to return on account of heiioni illno in hi- fam ily. With hii vote ami that of Sen Jitor Xewlnmls, ndinintratum filler claimed a tic vote on tho motion to recommit with inMruolion". Then the vice prchMcnt would be relied up on to cast tho deciding vote. As soon as republican lenders learned of the return of Senators Ncwlnndjj and Smith t conference was cntlcd to consider plans of 'ac tion. ) The republicans determined to op pose any effort to bring up Senator Gore's resolution to tlNclmrjje the commerce committee from consider ing liU subptilnle bill, which ci'nbodics amendments satisfactory to prgrvs sive republicans and may receive sup port from the msvcii democratic in surgents. Should the democrats pros iv vole on thci'r reeommiltment motion tho republicans plan to resume the filibuster. Today was one of the few in recent history of the senate when n full at tendance, 9ti senators, was present. When tho session began Senator Hansdell spoke In favor of the bill. Mystery the The entire superetruco of fraud In medicine has for its foundations se crecy and mystery. Take away these elements, and that gigantic monu ment to human credulity tho "pat ent medicines" business crumbles. Hence the frnntlc efforts of those who have built fortunes through the ex ploitation of nostrums In 'opposing evory movement that would permit tho public to know tho drugs It is taking in "patent medicines." A forcotten chanter In quackery is re lated by The Journal of tho American Medical Association. About a hun dred and fifty years ago Jlrs. Steph ens In England claimed to have dis covered a cure for "gravel and stone In the bla'ddcr and kldnors.V' So skll fullydld she callhor wares that sho deluded. ignorant and educated aliko Into a belief ln her dlscoverey. Dr, Dvld Hartley, "physician and philo sopher, collected and published re ports of ono hundred and fflty cases, his own among them showing the value of Mrs. Stephens' "cure." Con vinced that Mrs. Stephens had dis covered a boon to suffering human ity, many ured her to make public The Little (Ben Lnmpmnn in Gold Hill k'ews.) Prof. Sousn plays home music that is mighty linrd to bput; I've heard it on tlwphoncygrnph just tinkling clear and sweet, or booming like a comber thnt crests an Angry sen Master Sonsa's musio isounds pjenty good to me." There's something to n, band pieco that, hits a fellpw's toes; he whistles if or tries to 'most every where ho goes. On July Fourth or picnics the duy in pretty slow, till marching on in melody tho band be gins to blow. Ve beard somo circus bravos who could toot u Miappy tune, when Slgnor Desperitti sought the" clouds in hKlmloou; I've listened to the minstrel guys their time wa pomelhing grand but Mmieluiw. Hank, 1 favor tho little old home baud. Prof. Sousa ns n leader is mighty bard .to best; he'll take a sheet of music nnd give it tono und zest but pome nre born to toot unseen, seques tered and alone J don't think that Sousn i better than our own. Theie Mimelhiiig to a band time that always got my goat; I'll own tlml I'm no The Sex of Of approximately every 500 per sons In tho United, States In 1910, thero w;ns one an Inmate of an Insane asylum, The exact figures ex pressed In a recent report of the Cen sus bureau, state that In a typical community of zou.ouo persons, oqually divided as to sex, 208 of tho males and -00 of tho females would bo found Jn tho Insano asylums. In tho eourse of a year, 72 males and CO females would b admitted to tho asylums. In 1880 tho total number of Inmates la Insane asylums In tho United Stales Included 20,635 males and 20,307 females. Thirty .years later the number of male Inmates had Increased to 98,095, and tho number of female inmates to 80,096. The excess of men among admissions In 1910 Indicated a btlll further Increase In the proportion, namely, 128 males MEDITORT) MATH TRUSTOR sax ALLIES FEARIOF BOOSTS WHEAT CHICAGO, Feb. S. Wheat prices took an upturn toward affected 'to Rome extent hy Liverpool dispatches Celling of fear as to a shortage of sup plies In Great Urltatn and France. There was not much for sale hero un lit the market had rlmon quite ahnrp ly. It looked os If much of tho buy ing was on foreign account. After opening i off to U up, quotations scored a material all around advanco. Corn reflected tlio notion of wheat. Commission houses did most of the buying, pit speculators tho bulk of tho selling. Tho opening, which Varied from a shade decline to half gain, was followed by a moderate general advance. Trade In oats was smatl. Never theless, prices hardened hi sympathy with other grains. Provisions held comparatively steady. Weakness In the hog marvel counter balanced the effect of tho strength of cereals. London Market Quiet. LONDON, Feb. 8.TI10 Mock mar ket was quiet. American i-ccurilics were steady and n fraction over par ilv in the frenoon, but prices were in clined to snv in the aflcrnoon. The market fiui-hed dull. Essential the secret of her formula. Quack like she refused, but also quack like she offered to ghe up tho for mula for 5000 pounds (2f..00O). Attempts were made to ralno this amount by public subscription, but without success. In splto of the fart that many contributed to this fund, only about 1300 pounds was raised. Parliament was then peti tioned to niaho a grunt, which, In due time. It did. Mrs. Stephens got her five thousand pounds and the public got her "formula." The lat ter was published In tho London Ga- cite. Tito ' euro" consisted of egg shells, snlals (shells and all), hips and has, ash-keys, swino cress and various other vegetables all burned to a cinder and the nsh mixed with cam omllo flowers and fennel and other vegetables. Iltlt alas! Now that tho public knew what was In Mrs. Stephens' nostrum, It would have none of It. Tho cure fell Into disre pute, and .finally went tho way of all Buc'h frauds. Into oblivion. Dr. Hartley died of tho dlseaso of which be believed Mrs. Stephens had cured him. Home Band critic rind T cannot play 11 note bin when the hoy hit bur 110 on any hort of iiir I feel tho nprite of mimic juhI yank my hcnrlntringH bare. Let it be patriotic or plain nnd (.implo rasr you knw mo well enough- to know I'd never stoop to brag let thnt tune bo the niftiest thnt ever yet wan plan ned I tell yu, Hnnk, I favor the little ohhou)e baud!, Prof, fib-nun plays sonic nntpiq that Ik mighty hurd to beat but there ain't no chance that Soupa will play it on hi,s btrcet; jt ain't no cinch that SpiiHn. if ho led his band down Muini and woke tho loafer till they cheered and cheered neain. could giva us anything in tone wo'ro not ucciik tomeil to with nil hi plated tooting bonis and thousand dollar.crcw! On KnturdnvK, at cvoniii" time, nbout tho hour of dark, our hoys tune up n tril'lo at the bandstiyid in tho "park"; I tell von it seems might" gopd to stroll around and smoke, and in lie- h tween selections to criticise ami jofco, the joking all is harmless and they nlwavs get a "hnnd'' for somehow, Hani:, vo fnvor tho, little old homo hand ! the Insane to 100 females. An analysis of those admissions as to tho specific forms of Insanity Involved -brings to light the Interesting fnct that If alcoholic psychosis and general paralysis aro deducted, tho 'proportion of tho sexes Is practically tho same. The diseases mentioned, says Tho Journal of the American Medical Association, would seem to ho those which, generally, are tho result of dlsslpatlqn. Alcohol and syphilis again established their pupeilorlty as man's most dnngorotiB allied foes. John A. Perl UNDERTAKES Lady Assistant 2 h. itAiiTLirrr J'honcsM. 47 and 47 J2 Aiiibiihmcv fivrvlvif cpity Coroner FOOD SHORTAGE MEDFOftD, OTJTCCJON. "MONDAY, 1?rcTfflITARY 8. Z- iV J, -iT. Superb Colored Colonnades of Francisco Reduced to H1 kK Is shown nhe of the sections nee of I tne Arts t tne rnnnmu-raeiiie iniernniionni r.Hiuun nn l....hi..a n.ix ..imIh.iI 1m linmillrnl 1lll1 oritur Hlin cohllnus nr (tf ttfll ilenna and vrrile antique, and tho fucuda background In of puinpolltin ru. Millions Saved by Oregon Blue Sky Law (February Sunset.) In Jtll'J the Fluted Wiiclc-s com pany Mid in Oregon $800,(1110 worth of Mock thnt 'turned out to be worth lc-s. In the same car the Columbia Itiver Orchard and Irrigation coni iKiny disposed of bonds with 11 par viiliic of a million and a half in the same Male. The bonds were not worth the paper they were printed on. Tho promoters of both ihuicoiiw were prosecuted, but their punishment did not rcloru the Suni-hed. dollars. In IDKlnnd llHI Ihe I'mted Slates Cashier coinputiy ulleiupli'd to .ll stock in Oregon. Mcl'orc it could in sert its finger into the pocket- of unsophisticated owners of legal len der, the state's blue Uv foinuiiiou- crs onlcied it to move on. It did, and the federal authorities arc now on its trail. The Colli Machine .Mann fiuituriiiL' eoiuiiaiiV. the Si-oas Div ing Pell company and thirty others of similar collage departed for gierncr pastures. Thtoiigh the new hlnc skv ner.: if2",000,00n worth of scemitie were swept off the Oregon market. In tutdjtinn, the blue kv commUiioncr forced various promoter to put in es crow .JUl.OOO.pOO jW.rU of sccurilies issued for promolmn service-, patent rights nnd mining minis. He reason ed that stock companies wctc organ ized to raise capital .for the exploita tion nnd working of patents and mines; hv prevcntim promoter, from selling their own stock he obliged them to make an altcaipt n least to develop, fiie mine or manufacture Ihe patrnied article. , KEEP A JAR OF MUSTEROLE HANDY It Quickly Imisciis up Coughs and Colds In Tlnont or I'hcst Just a Jlttlo MrSTKUOI.K rubbed on your sore, tight cheat before you go to bed will loosen up congnstlon and break up most severe colds and coughs. MUpTKHOI.i: Is n clean whlto oint ment made with oil of mustard. 81m ply rub It on. No plaster necessary, Hotter than mustard plaster and does not blister. Thousands, who ub .MUSTKKOI.B will toll what relief lt.glvea from Bore Throat. I!ronchltH, Tousllltls. Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Ithoumatlsui, Lumbago I!nlns and Aches of tho Hack or JolntH, Hpralus Bore. Muscles, Hrul&es, '.Chilblains, Frosted Feet anil Colds (It often pro yonts Pneumonia), At your druggist's, Jn 25c nnd 50c ars, and. a special large hospital slu for 12.50. Do suro you get tliogcnulno MU8- TKItOI.K, Hefnxo imitations get what ypu ask for Tho Mustorojo Company, Cleveland, Ohio, HALL TAXI CO. CITY RATES Largo nrown Taxi pr IlupmobJics. Direct trjps any placo on pavoment, 25c each for ono or twot passengers, lGc for each additional passeugor. Seven PaHBcngor-Curs. Ono passoneer CO cents No chargo for eoi-und paBsongor, 15c for each additional passenger. Special ratos for shopping-or who standing tlmo is required. Finely equipped cars. Kxporlonced chauffeurs. halltXxi do. W jb-ji. Palace of Fine Arts at Sun Plain Mack and White of thn t.100 fool colonnade of tbo Pat- In Michigan and low 11 the lincst uicnt llankcis' Association success.' fully ul tacked the validity of the blue sky act; in Oicgou the Investment Hankers' Association wisely decided to comply with the law. The attack upon it was inadc by the National .Mercantile company nt .Vancouver, H. I'., a ouiceru operating u tontiuo loan scheme. The president and pi in -ciptil stocl.boldor of this coiicciu is one Ocoi-gc I!. Stilliiifjs, a promoter diicu out ot .MisHittii and prostsmt cd in .MaHsacbusetls for operating xchemes of wiuiilar chaiaclcr. The Oregon courts upheld the validity of the act and, since lht;ir dcciHiou, Still ings. with a number of his acnts, has been indicted by the Seattle federal grand itir Ohio Floods Recede CINCINNATI. ()., Feb. 8. - Flood waters of the Ohio ri.xer began to tc cede here catl lodav and the offic ials of the Central I'nion railway sta tion announced "that it is more than probnblc that the station would be remedied b. the raili.oads before uijjht. STARTS MONDAV A.VIl TCIWDAV Go Where Elaine Goes Tho Third Hplxode THE EXPLOITS OF ELAINE : The Vanishing Jewels Two I'artH i:rltlng, Thrilling, Dniliii; The Girl at the Throttle With iikij:n iioi,.Mi:s Hearst-Selig News lUggor und Helter , Cactus Jak-Heart . Breaker Sellg Western Drama Pathe Cartoon Comedy t'olonol Ileeza Liar Pathe-Strange Animals Afienim t!-l7 Kicnlng ": WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP .208 East Main Street Medford .V ' Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon Negatives Mado any time 01 placo hy appointment Phono 147-J We'll do tho rest K. D. WESTON, Prop. ioir m 'i1 j Indorses Dried Beef Piilp Cht'wl NaCKi'li, propilclor of lluir chvood diiicc I'niin. Okdioii t1ilv. Ore.i Iuih recently hccii convcilcd .to the iimc oL dried Imtu tmlp, und in common with many oilier daliviucu and Much iVcdoiM. now lahes nlciiHiire in rcc. ommeiidliiK K to otlicix. llcrc in what lm mi,.i in a 1 event letter; "Alter much pet'NiiiiHloit I coimcnl. cd to ivc dt led hect pulp i trial IW the 4'tcdlnu l' dnlrv ciilllc. 1 will iidinit luillior (lull 1 coimcntcd with coiixiilcrahlc icluctaiicc, l'or I did not think the pulp could ho piolitahl.N hoiiuht nnd I'cd, ItDldiiiL' to the Idea that hcc colihl he rained for much less than tho nrlcu which I paid Tor heel pulp. I luue demon-lralcd to inv 0U11 halihlaclmn that a iluir.vmiHi can I my pulp lor much leu- than he can mine the IiccIm, nnd Hint the dmd palp I- 11 u""1' ,',,''' "H l'"' !,',,,," heels, and as a milk piodlicmu 'feed whim I lie L'l-us i-4 t-'Ollc 1 liaxc not yet found llo eipial ueHiitliMiiulmi: 1 . I PAGE THEATER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 A. H. Woods Proaonts tho Smashing Sensation The Yellow Ticket A PLAY OF TERRIFIC THRILLS A PLAY WITH A PUNCH ONE YEAR IN NEW YORK THREE MONTHS IN CHICAGO THE PERFECT NEW YORK-CHICAGO CAST PRICES: Orchostva, first 14 rows $1.50 Last 4 rows Parquot .,. 1.00 Balcony, first 4 rows 1.00 Balcony, noxt 4 row3 75 Gallery 50 Seat salo thoator hox office Saturday, Fohruary C, at 10 a.m. NOT A MOVINCJ l'ICTUUi: SHOW THE PAGE LAST TIME TONIGHT A KICK IN EVERY FOOT Tillie's Punctured Romance i Your YA Money Back If You Don't t Laugh I -", TW f' ' ams i ill 1 4JW6 k.m4&fmk imiz Marie Mabel Normaud Played two, solid weeks at tho Majpstip, theater of Portland to the largest crowds 'ever ajtraoced to any ' feature in that city; ' Six Reel Keystone Comedy Adult?? 15c Ihe I'ucf llial vvc oV Ihn Willamette vullo.N can i'iiIho cow Kale In .perfec tion and very cheaply. IiiihI jieiimiii I did liol Mti'ut to feeding heel pulp iiulil cry Inlc, hut llii" .venr will coin, moucc lis Miiim ni tho kiuhm Is koiic and will li'i'i! II iii.coiinriitlon with mill reed nil winter." )i icil heel pulp Im pioiinu IIm woitlt not only In ihiitymcn hut lo hIocU rccdcin'neiiciiilly. II l (Jically iclinhi'd hy hot;, wliccp, (jnivls, horcrt ami poultry, iin well ii cutllc, und iiiuKcm u hmhU piot'ilahlc coiiihitui lion with ull'all'a or in fact with iilniii-t au ollu'i' Iced, IHICHESTERSPILLS ' . 1 UK inAMONII OH A Nil. 'VTV i"U'l AlrHrl.l(.f j ,nllUMiJ I'll.l.H, n 'Kim rMiikiMMlilItnt.AotiiXtliil SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVXRHERE MEDFORD'S LEADING THEATRE 1 1 What They Don't Do Isn't Worth Doing sm Dresslor Chas, Cliapll , . - Ohildrn 10c , , . . WH fm mimmmimmm , ,,.N "", mtmtm ft.iii l.t.l, tMII kllll IIIM MIIW, Tl ha lkrr. pur f l.f liUHIiNII llll4Nl I fc ' fQ. KW a jftftAMfc 1$fy