Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 19, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextAy 'of-jyt W 6 .v M f JMr t $ IJf ft 1 'if 'V 1. MEDiFOTlD MATH TRTBUNR MTCDTjt)TCD. OUTMOST, VRTDAY. VHHRrARY 10, 10in PAOK TOUR lnl I , ' r N - SBRS MEDOltD MAiL TRIBUNE , AJ INDHPKNOKNT NT.WPPAl'KU HJBi.isitnn kvj:uv ai'tchnooN KXCIiNT Ul'NHAY !IY THK MKUroitU PJtINTINO CO. orfM Mull Tribune linllillmr, 2S-S7-S0 North l"Ir airect, telephone 75. rt " ' ' Thft Ilfinncrntlo Times. Tli M rot ford Mull. Tim Modfonl Tribune, Tho South ttn QntmlMi, Tim Ashland Tribune. HUBSORirTION RATUS One yeni.by itifilt .-.,5.00 Otin month, by inn II ....... .SO Per month, dt'llvcfil by carrier tn MmUoM, rimenix, Jfxksonvllle and Control 1'olnt ,,, i .CO Hiiiiirilnv nnlv. hv mail. nir vwir 2.0ft Weekly, PT year .... .-- . l.RO'i Orflcu.l Paper Of the Cltv of Mmlford. Offlelnl Paper of Jackson County. Kntcrot an necoml-clitss mailer at McUfonJ, Oregon, under tlio net of March 8, WO. LEGISLATIVE feOOtfdttlT Sworn Circulation for I&I4, SBS8. Full leased wire Associated Press dispatches. Bubicrlbors falling to rocetvo 4 papers promptly, phono Clrcu- t iBtlon Mnnngor nt 250H. NEW UK 00 E IN CONFLICT WITH FEDERAL STATUTE SAttEM", Or., Feb. 30. The house has passed the new pntno code, male- injj a number of changes in tlic hunt ing sensons of tlio out law. The he tion of the senate on the enmo code will depend largely on the attitude of the officials in the game service and the sportsmen's organization. Among the changes tnadu are: To mtiko the deer season from Au gust 35 to October 31, instead of from August 1 to October 31, as at pres ent, i To' open the Benson on hen Chinese pheni-nnts with a limit of two hens in a bag of five birds. No more Ihnn four hens can bo killed in any ficven conseeulivo days. Clol Quail Season Quail can bo killed only in Klara ntli county, wjiero an open season from October 1 to October 10 ha been granted. The season on Chinese pheasants' remains from October 1 to October 33, as at present in nil the counties of western Oregon with the exception of Jackson county, where tiio season is to bo from October 1 to October 30, and Josephine, Coos and Curry counties, where there is to be no open pennou at all. The oicii season on ducks, geese and other aquatic birds in Wasco, SIu.-ltim.li, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla and WJieeler counties will be from September 15 to April 3, itMcnd of from September 35 to February lo, iir at prchcnt. In Harney, Malheur nnd Lake counties the senson on theso birds will be from September 1 to December 1 and from March 1 to April 35. Similiter for fice The season on sage hens will bo from July 15 to August 3,1, instead of August 1 to August 33. Wasco and Sherman counties aro to have open season on prairie chickens from September If to October 15, nnd Union county from October 1 jo Oc tober 10. It will bo. permissible to H'll geese killed in Wasco, Sherman Qillium, Harney, Crook, Morrow and Umatilla counties. This bill conflicts with federal laws, which hnvo precedence. SENATE REFUSES JUD P RATING of economv. tlio legislature is lmMiiMr its own brand into effect bvthee rent ion of a number of new circuit judges at salaries of '1000 a year eaeb. The first judicial district, now comprising .Jackson and Josephine counties, is divided and reduced to Jackson county. Tlio BPcond judicial district, now comprising Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Lane and Lincoln, with" throb judges, located at Marshfiold, Roseburg and Wugone, is reduced to Douglas county. The thirteenth district, comprising Klamath and Lake, is reduced to Klamath county. The fourteenth district, comprising Lake county, is cre ated and a new judge appointed. The fifteenth district is created, comprising Lane, Lin coln and Benton counties, with two judges, one to be ap pointed. The sixteenth district, Coos county, is created. The seventeenth district is created with dosophinc and Curry counties, with a new judge to bo appointed. A seventh department for the fourtlrdistrict, compris ing Multnomah county, is created with a 'new judge to be appointed. The emergency clause is attached to all of these crea tions .that impose additional burdens upon the taxpayot', not because any emergency exists, but in order to rob the people of their right to referend the measures. By this action alone the legislature 'confesses that its action is against public interest. None of the present circuit judges arc overworked. None of them are far behind iii their docket No complaint is forthcoming from hem. There is no real need of new judges, and the legislature knows it. CHID pete cipI cos IRISH SU.KM, Ore., Feb. 19. Tiio cn nto has refused to memorialise con grcES or urpo Secretary of tho Inter ior Lane to urge tho appropriation of S 150.000 for expenditure In Ore Kon on tho central Oickoii Irllua tlon project on condition that the 1017 session of tho legislature of Oregon appropriate u clmllar amount to match tho federal appropriation. Senators I. S. Smith and Dlinlck apoko against tho ruolu.Mon. When it wag placed oh final passage only nlno senators voted, for ,l(. They woro Hurgess, Dutler, Kellaher, Kid dle, Lnngguth, Mcllrido, Moscr, I'or Uli8, Ml-. President. Building a Ford "There wns.tni old mull mid ho hurt a wooden 'leg; ho had no money and jio wouldn't beg. lie hud a piece of pino and a twelve-Inch bonid. Says ho to himself, 'I'll niaku a Ford'. A gallon of gas and it iuaiH !' oil nxxi a uit'fio of wn to make a coil, rour hlir .hIkxiIh and an old milk can, ho hmniMrcd Joethel' and t)io tl n thiiitr'run." The population of Lake county is 4Gf8. The popula tion of Klamath county is 8354. The population of Joseph ine is 9567 and of Curry 2044. The poinilnthm of Douirlns is 39,674, of Jackson 25,756, of Coos 17,959, of Lane 33,7811 of Lincoln 55S7, and Benton 10.663. Similar courts in other states attaint to the litiiration of many times the population comprised in the new Oregon uismcis. uuuge v.niKins is omy lorcett to give a small por tion of his thne to Josephine countv, and ho never com plained of overwork. A judicial district for, a population of 4658 Is the limit. There is as much need or excuse for the creation of a judicial district at Ashland as for many of those created by the legislature. Why not? Ashland has more popula tion ana as union litigation. Regarding the need of a new judge for Multnomah county, Judge Henry McGinn, now on the Multnomah bench, criticises both courts and jurymen for the small amount of work thev do, and savs: No more circuit Judges nre needed here. To add additional circuit Judges or Judge would bo a Kre.it incn-ute In taxation. In tlio anltirv nt iim Judge, of the bailiffs, but chiefly In tho per diem Jurors. EXPENSIVE PARASITES TIIE legislature, at tho behest of the retail merchants of the state, has passed a law to protect the merchants from their own folly in resorting to trading stamps, a par asitical institution that costs the merchants three per cent ot their gross sales and confers in return no benefit. The law imposes a 5 per cent tax upon tho gross re ceipts of trading stamp concerns and all institutions that give tickets or coupons good for premiums. This makes the cost prohibitive. The trading stamp, the travel scrip, the piano contest, the coupon and other parasites upon business tend to in crease the cost of living. A merchant cannot give awav three per cent of his sales and sell at a close margin. Either he loses himself, or, as is usually the case, the customer, who thinks he is getting something for nothing, pavs the increased cost. The three per cent the merchant dies up is usually added to the cost to the purchaser, who gets a small portion of it back in a premium, while most of it goes outside tho state td swell tlic coffers of the tradincr stamn eonmanv. 1 One per cent of the gross sales invested in intelligent iivw&jjuiAT iiuvurusiug wm oniur me mercnant greater re turns, besides helping to sustain local payrolls, than the three per cent invested in trading stomps that maintains foreign payrolls. The theory of the tradincr stamn is that it mvos fbn mnr- chant an advantage over his local competitor. But when the competitor also offers the same inducement there is no advantage both are out tho throe per cent or else tho pur chasing public is out. All are supporting an expensive, usemss parasite. I COMMUNICATION. "WHY HOWL?" I've howled for four years, nnd I am woiso off now than I ever mm. Ko I am going to quit howling and try barking. A howling dog is the most shunned thing in exittenco. They hav ealways been neccpted sign of homo great calainity and aro claimed to fotetcll the death of someone. Hut a bnikhig dog is a sure sign that there is something stirring, someone approaching, or somo unseen pres ence near. Now every howler in this community linn howled till this town is almost dead, So if wo want to kill it, let's just keep on howling nnd in a few short months our town will ho buried. Fort who was ever known lo seek Iho company of a howling dog? Wo will get just what the dog al ways gots, only instead of bootjacks, old tin cans and slovewood wo will get great chunks of nothing, just nothing, jmt liko wo got tho beet sugar factory, tho sawmill and all the rel of those things Hint wo howled away. So Ict'rf all b;uk seo who can bark tho longest and loudest. Cuti osity will bring many to hoc what we have treed. So "Hark, baik, hark!" MKS. JOHN HILLINGS, 18 Myttlo streol. A Good Resolution. To help build up Mcdford payrolls 07 smoKing uovcrnor Johnson or Mt. Pitt cigars. MEM Long on good points. Class? Well rather. Collars The leading men's wear stores have Ide Silver Collars or can get them for you but If you have The slightest bother, write us for a list of our dealers nearest you, CIO. f. IDE I CO,, MUki, TROT, N. T. IF CONSTIPATED A Inxntlvo today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not toko the Unto front play to empty their bowols, which become clogged up with waste, liver sots sluggish; stomach sour. Look nt the tongue mother! If coated, or vour child Is IMIcss, cross, feverish, breath had, ro.ttless. doesn't oat heartily, full ot cold or has sore throat or any other children's ail ment, give n tcaspoonful of "Califor nia Syrup or Klgs," then don't worry, because It Is perfectly harmless, and In a few houis all this constipation poison, sour bllo and fermenting wnsto will gently move out ot the bowels, and you have n well, pla)ful child again. A thorough "luMdo cleansing" Is ottlmett all that Is neces sary. It Bhould bo tho flrit treat ment given In any slcknrss. llcwnro of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist tor a 50-ccnt bot tle of "California Svrtip of Klgs," which has full directions for babies, children ot all nges ami for grown ups plainly printed on tho bottle. Look carefully and see that It Is made by tho "California Klg Syrup Company." Adv. John A. PeH UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant liM S, IIAltTlilvTT l'homw M. 17 anil 17-lii Atnbulahre Hen Ice ioplity Cormier IT Theatre Friday and Saturday Only Matinees and Kvenlugs ZUDORA THE $20,000,000 MINE MYSTERY NO. 7 Two extraordinary climaxes. FlrHt. showing the blowing up of a battle ship ut sea; also the destruction of one of tlu finest old mansions I it New York by flro. A thrilling rescue. Produced nt great cost. Don't miss this number. Other Good Pictures Mutual Weekly News Keystone Comedy, &c. Co nnd 10c -Six Keels -Gc and 10c STAR THEATER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Paramount Pictures Bosworth, Inc., Presents An Odysse of the North By Jack London, Six Parts. Jack London had no idea that in writing this story he had produced a masterpiece Show Starts 2:15, 4:00, 7:00, 8:30. Extra Performance Satdrday . Night. Popular Concert Saturday Matinee by MEDFORD U-N-X-L-D ORCHESTRA SUNDAY Big Seven Reel Program MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE VIRGINIAN With Dustin Farnum. A Two Dollar Show for a Dime. THE PAGE Friday -Saturday Matinee and Evening Medfordfs Leading, Theater i Robert Hilliard's Greatest Success A Fool There Was A Picturizationof tho Kipling Poem and the Great Burnes-Jones Painting THE VAMPIRE A vivid theme; that deals with "a. pliase of life that will appeal to all classes "A fool there was, and he made his prayer, Even as you and I To a rag and a bone and a hank pf Jiajr'.' How many are there who do not know these lines? ALL-STAR CAST, Including THEDA BARA and EtiWARD JOSE , Dr. J. O. HiU of Medford says of his own accord, it is one of the most wonderful and fascinating photo plays he has ever seen, and informs tho management of this theater that he would be pleased to have them use his name in any way regarding tho merits of this remarkable feature. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Matinee Both Days, at 2P.M, ADMISSION, 5, 10, 15 CENTS THE PAGE MBDFOIID'S v t . 4 LEADING THEATRE , HEAR THE LARGE WLIRLITZER ORCHESTRA This wonderful Instrument played hy nil expert furnished by tho Company, lias the following, Instrumentatiens: Piano, IVolln, Clarinet, Ohoe, Cellos, Church Ornan, Double Flutes, Double Flute Stopped Dass, Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Kettle Drums, Cymbal, Extended Glockenspiel Trlannle, Castanets, Indian Drum, Train Effect, Fire Goiifj, Tambourines, steamboat Whistle, Horse Trot, Auto Horn, Vox Humana, Cathedral Chimes, Electric Bell, Xylophone. All under control of one man. This Instrument Will he played cVery afternoon nnd ovcnlnu. NOTEFlrst tlmo Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock. TEN DAYS STOP SAN FRANCISCO On all ono way tickets between Feb. 15 nnd December I which lead Kasl via tho OGDEN ROUTE riOt'TIIKUN PAt'll'lt', I'NION IWCU'IO This wll ennbln you in visit the Panama Pacific International exposition without additional tost, THREE SUPERIOR TRAINS tvi:it mi:.vr halt i.aki:) , "Tho Overland Limited" r.3 hourt Han 1'rntf rlsco to Chicago. PAtra Paro SI0 0U. l'lrsl class iiiilpmeut only. "Hau l-'iamisco Limited" Standard ami Tourist Kfliilpiiti'iit Diner. 'Pacific Limited" meiit Diner. Standard and Tourist Kquln- Heavy steel rails, rock-ballasted track, protected hy automatic elec tric block slunals. Safe, swift, sure. Kor particulars, fares, reservations and booklet on tho Salt l.nku "Cut Oft" cnl on nearest AKent on thu Southern Pacific John M, Rrolt, (leneral Passenger Acettt Portland. Oreuon. The reposition Lino ID in S N. Increased Business "Without a dollar's worth of biisiiioss outside of iho state, Oregon nmnufneturei's would do a trciiiPiidoti.sly in erenHod volnmo of business, if Oregoiiinns would give pref erence to Oregon iiuluslrv. The moral is elpnr. (Jail for Oregon-inado goods when buying, and remember tho fol lowing eoneonis who have subscribed to ibis campaign:, "Al'TO-LAC TOP lllirJiSINtt, ' Top and Ilody llulldlnK nnd Paint Ins. Auto Top Co,, 525 Alder, Portland Ore. HANKS, Tho United States National Ilnnk, 75 Third Hi,, Portland, Or. .. HI AMUVTC AT WOOLEN Mill. I LLC , . , l.l'li'1 CANDY VOfJAN'S CIIOCOLATKH, Modern Confectionery Co, Portland, Oregon. CKIIKAL8 "(JOI.DKN HOD," Golden Hod Milling Co,, Portland, Oregon. CHACKKIIS "SUIMIHMH" llltAND. F. F. llaradqn & Son, Portlnud, Oretton. 1 - ! I . I . I i t . KLECTlliciTV Mailo In Orron. Portland Hallway, Light & Powor Co., Poltlahd, oYojjori. . ifi'U FIXTUHKS laiXTHIOAL AND (1AH, J. C. KhBllHll Co., IOC Ulilon avo.; N;, Portland, Or. IfUnNlTUIlK JIANI).fAIK( F. A. Taylor Co., 130 Tenth St., Portland, Or. OA.MIlltl.NTN HrewlnR Co., Portland, Ore, OAS APPLIANCES AND FUHNA0K8, Hess MfK. Co,, r.12 Williams nvo., Portland, Or. i.mpli:mi:nts I'Aiur, It. M. Wadu ft Co., S2' Hawthorne uvo., Portland, Or. , j t'vrilik 4. KNIT OOODH, Portland Knitting Co., t 1C0 Third St., Portland, Or. MONUMK.VrS MAHHLK, fUlANITi: DlnosInK (Iranlta Co., 207 Third, Portland and Salem, Or. O&lilift Ini uurance Company KICLUaiVClV OlltOON" Homk OrriCK, Conuirr num.. PonruANO f AT rt-OOLtN MIUU8 HUIIIIKU IIKIXH, MKOHANIOAL (JOODH, Portland Hubhor Mills, . aos Kast Ninth St., Portland, Or. SUITS, OVKHCOATH MADK TO OHDKIl Hay ImrlihurHt. Sixth and Htai k, Portland, Or,