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PAO ifi mvf&ftDMkfb teRifetfftft taDFOttft 6tmmon, SATtiftftAy; 'APRtt opinio ft f ' r. -f HEDFOllD MAIb tJtliUN AN INDKt'RNbRNT kiavrAJKrT t FUHTjIHHKU) MVKIIV AFTKllNOON !"aiT SUNDAY IT SUNDAY Y. TUB MJCMTJIID ritiTiNa CO, ,. OttiX Mall Tribune UutMlttir, SB-S7-S9 Worth rir Btrcot; iclcphorio 76. Tho Domocrntlo Time, Tli Mcdford Main Tlie Mcdford Trllitino, Tho Boutlt rn OrcKonlaii, The Afthlnnd Tribune. , , trBSCRIPTIOK BATCH One yoftr, by in nil tin mnnlli. liv tnsll IS.00 .to Per month, delivered by carrier In Mearoril, I'hoentx, Jacksonville ana central I'oitu SO 00 turdy only, by mall, per year l.oo weeniy, per year..,. 1.(0 Offlcliil Trtper of the City of Mcdford Official Taper of Jackson County. Entered on necoml'Clns matter M Mttlford, Oregon, under the net of March I, 1879. Sworn Circulation for 1014, 5583. lul leaked wlrn Aiolated 1'rnae din tiAlchea. ? t Subscribers falling to rocclro papers promptly, phono Clrcu- 4 latlon Manngor at 25011. Charity that bogln& nt homo docs n't inako a hit with tho wlfo who has to ask hor husband for every dollar) LAUGHS Attended To Oh, tho cat and the canary, Ho forgot to feed the twain. Downtown he teot anxious, Terr, And went rushing home again. Yes, he reached home in a hurry. All was silent In tho flat. Seems ho might have eared his worry, Tho canary fed tho cat. Louisville Courier-Journal ' ... , Xo Round Trip "I always pay as I go," romarked tho careful individual. "Lots of fellows do that who don't save enough' to pay their way back," added tho mere man. Judge. ... Itis Rhetoric A famous clergyman tells of a lay preachers' conference la which a veteran described his method of sermon preparation. "I take my text," ho said, "and divide my sermon Into three parts. In tho first part I tell 'cm what I'm going tb tell 'cm. In tho second part w.ell, I tell 'cm. In the third part I tell 'em what I've told 'cm." . s Quito ft FunHy Bono "I tell you, having a rib cracked 111 no Joke, now." "Isn't It? I supposed it was per- fectly side-splitting." ... lVrll ltemaiai "Well, madam, Is your husband out of danger?" "It Isn't quite sure; tho doctor Is coming again." And Tlint Too A clergyman catechizing a Sunday dchool, wlion comparing hlmsolf tho pastor of tho church to a shep herd and his congregation to tho sheep, put tho following question to tho children: "What docs tho shepherd do for Jho sheep?" A small boy In the front row piped eut: "Shears' cm!" . A CrlticlKiii A farm hand had worked In tho Hold from dawn till darkness, do ing tho chores by lantern light. "I'm going to quit," ho said to tho farmer at tho end of tho month. "You promised mo a steady Joh." "Well, haven't you got ono?" was tho astonishing reply, "No," said thb man, "there are throe or four hours every night that I don't have anything to do, and fool mby tlmo away sleeping.' Na tional Monthly. . Tho Itcmedy Impatient Father You are al ways whining for spending money. I notlco Kddlo Dinks alwaya shuts up when his father tells him to, Dlseontcnted Sort Of course, ho dooa, His father always gives him a" dime! Merits! lUeiuWUm Powders. The tikuBuahy large sale of this renieiiy it the best evidence we could offer you to prove 'its merit. It Is made of effective' Ingredients, and la guaranteed to give permanent re lief, for rfcetjmsttew. We will gladly '"how you the formula and explain its werltf te you, Prisma 50c and 11.00. 'Local jiflts, UskB' drug store, tf tftJOSH sWt -SAYS THE LIVING DEAD HAVING elected by a largo mn.jdriry to the office of governor a man who proclaimed thai cheap labor from foreign countries should bo pel'inittted to come here to displace the labor of our citizens and beat down their wage and standard of living, it is but fitting there should be officials in other branches or our government who should have ideas that .would harmonize with the uplift movement that was indorsed at the last election. One has recently spoken. A circuit judge of Portland has CjOino out with the Easter tide suggestion that the vlppphig post be established for small offenders. He says he comes from Delaware, where it is in vogue. We ought next to hear from some judge, who has come frdm Mongolia, advocating confining convicted criminals in an iron-bound box the size of a coffin with but one open ing, large enough to admit a bowl of rice or water. It has been long tried jn Mongolia, and the Mongol judges would tell us probably that it works well. Some of the Mongol ian taxpayers 'would undoubtedly tell us it works well because it keeps down expenses. One can readily see that under such a method that a large number of criminals could be taken care of in this method in a small space, and few guards would be required. Inasmuch as our noble governor intends to see that the population in the penitentiary increases, by all means let us adopt the Mongolian method and lock them in coffins till they die and forget them and go about our business of making money. What matters the takiiig of a few lives, tho wrecking and destruction of a few human beings, as long nstaxea arc low and business is good"? Human life is most plenti ful, and very cheap. For every human that is killed an other is brought into the world. S,o why needlessly worry H The dollar is what we are niter, not tor ourselves, out to make it for the Rockefellers, Morgans and Oarncgies. That is the philosophy that unconsciously finds its vent in the unthinking mouths that long for brutal punishments and overflowing prisons. Dickens would have delighted in the acquaintance of such gentlemen. As his stories reveal, he knew many like them. We had supposed they were nil ciena. remaps they are. Undoubtedly they are dead to the spirit of the age uena 10 rne ruroouing anu cnunuriug ui uiv ho outside that is moving on to higher and nobler civilization, based upon human love and sympathy, and which will be free from cruelty. Such men, if not dead, are living in the suffocated ex halations of old graves and the ashen odor of dissolution and death, beyond the sound of the mighty call of life of better life for men and Avomen, of better opportunity to live. They make us feel that we are not so far from the cavemen who lived to eat and kill. What do these gentlemen think of the teachings of Jesus Christ? Beautiful, but impractical. Would that bo their answer? What manner of man is it that wants to sec man's sacred body beaten and lacerated for a petty offenso? What would be done with great offenders, the rulers of trusts? A fine, no doubt, to be afterwards by them collected from the consumer. What manner of man is it who says, not regretfully but boastingly, that he will increase the prison population by prolonging the pimishment of fellow men? Pitiful, indeed, pitiful; more to be pitied than condemned. PRESERVE THE BEAUTY SPOTS UltiCADE IN AMERICA" articles in the Saturday Hough, who visited Crater Lake last summer to secure data on the park. The articles arc of absorbing interest and should be read by every one. They will do much to divert the tourist to the national beauty spots. The introduction to the. scries, by Franklin K. Lane, pays a graceful and well-earned tribute to Will Steel. It reads in part as follows : Tiio United States contains Switzerland, tho Rlvlcrri, tho fiords of Nor way and tho Egyptian desert. Tills fs a flamboyant way of saying a slmplo fact that there is nothing of natural grandour or, beauty which our pcoplo crriss tho water to enjoy which has not Its rival or suporlor within this country. And In addition our land Is rich In canyons, forests and nat ural wonders, tho Ilko of which tho Old World docs not present. Our Covernmsnt lias dono an unprecedented thing In saving most of our remarkable i'arks and pleasuro places from prlvato possession. No ono thought out our system of national parks. Kach lias been added to the chain through tho love of some pioneer llko Will Stuel, tho Vicar of Crater Lake, mado It for many devoted years his temple and his shrlno. And In tho saving of theso parks there Is a story rich In tho romance of Eclf-sacrlflce. Theso twolvo parks of rare and Individual beauty have bcon brought under ono control and wo aro attempting through Congress to givo thorn tho charter of carcd-for places whero man does not desecrate, but Inter feres only to make more accessible and enjoyable to glvo that living touch which adds so much to every picture. It is a duty this generation owes to futurity to preserve nature's beauty spots from vandalism. The efforts of the national government should be supplemented by state and county and by individual effort. There is no more perfect or beautiful waterfall ot its kind in the world than Mill Creek falls. Effort should bo made to keep it in its natural beauty. Have we not public spirit onough among us, individually or collectively, to preserve this fascinating bit of scenery by the creation of a public park? The upper Rogue? is full of picturesque scenery. The gorge at Prospect, the "box canyon," Union falls and numerous cascades, waterfalls aiid gorges, are all wcJrtlty of preservation and should bo secured before wrecked by vandal promoters. Enough of the primeval forest along the river should also be included for preservation, for at some no distant date this timber will be cut and one of our chief scenic assets lost forever. Now is tho time to act. Tho Conunerciul club or some other organization should begin an active campaign' for tho preservation of our beauty spots. Lot us keep forever what tho Lord has made in Jackson county that canuot be found elsewhere. , . is the title of a series of Evening Post by Emerson WIFE WHO THREW $250 AT HUSBAND'S HEAD, LOSES $100,000 SUIT '' iii ' i I i JL"JMF .kkkkLkr tWirikkkHs 1BIIBW $S.&sa3pBBBJ kkLkV .LLLLLLLHHIk isfriiKrJPlpkkkWi' V'll Jr jFVi iJa" S!B1 3 I.OS ANOKLKS, Cnl., April J. Mrs). Louise Hnywnnl of tins ily re cently ot n .finO.UOn nlk'iintiou suit njjninst her milliouaiio fntlicr-in-luw. Dr. Henderson Htiywaul. Jlrs. Hay ward .nmwed her rich father-in-law of aliciuitinj: her hiisbnndV uft'ee tton.s and (Icmumlt-d the .? 100.000 ns huhn in lieu of her shattered homo. Her husband, Lester Hnywnnl, wns a soldier nt the time of Ilia marriage, but after having trouble with his wife he went to the Oklahoma plains, from Mrs. T. Fiillon and daughter arrived from Montague, Cnl., last week on a visit to Mrs. II. C. Oallup of this city. Mrs. Lee Port is s-jwiidtu the week with relatives in A"hlnud. K. II. Peterson, school supervisor, wns in town on business the first of tho week. Ike Fricdifjur nud Harry Linp, two well-known youn men of Mcdford, were Jneksonvillv.callcrs Thursday. Until Itciickiih LodKe, No. -1, lield initiation, followed by a social time, last Monilny uv6niii, Alfred Ntirris nnd Denver Marsli beiiij; initiated into the order. Mn. A. I. Kckelson nnd dniiRhter arrived from Portland Sunday nud will spend a couple of months wiili relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Niinan entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. (Jcorc von tier Hcllen of r'nfjlo Point nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I'lrieh at dinner last .Sunday. Mr. II. II. Taylor of liiich was tihoppilif; in town tmo day this week. Miss Iss'm MttCnlly ami Miss Kvn CoikiIi were Mcijford viriitors Wed nesday. Knlili Jennings wA n Inisiiiuss caller during Hid week, as was also W. H. (Jarrttt of Itiich. Mrs. IC. ,1. Kuhli spent the day in Mcdford Tlmrsdily. Mrs. Julia Ileokniau, uecompaiiuA by her sou ami daughter, liavo kimio to Portland for the latter health. Mrs. C. L. Hpriiifjer (Hid children of Klamath Kails arc visiting at the homo of Mrs. Laura Ityau. John Cautrall tarried in town a few hours Thursdav. Mrs. Harold Kimpsou (nee Mar- TT Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SATURDAY MATIN13B EVKNINfl $20,000,000 MYSTERY uln the Macf House J Two Ilcolu, complete Sir Galihad of Twilight "A" Two Part, feautrlng Wm. Car wood and Vivian Rich. A trappor'H etory with a grip. Mutual Weekly News No. 4 Curses, They Remarked Keystone Comedy G and lQc ANY 8UAT G and 10c -it t. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant 28 8. lJAIiTfiKTT niones M. 47 mid -17-12 A&bitlttBc Service Coroner whore lie mine lo testify nl the trial nt Lom Angeles. The easy wn one of tho most sensation on record, in volving pink cocktails, marital ty- pinions and all the other elements that irarnisli Midi case. The tutdimiiiiv contained "spicy'' features- of their having met tlmnij;h a matrimonial pa per: ti iiiarrel between youmj I lay ward nud his bride, in which sju flutiL -'.")0 in .," bills at his head, and his pursuit (in a touiint car) after her (triivi'liih; tie luxe) from Chirnxo to Los Alleles. Micrite Flurt'v) arrived from Seattle the first of the week and is a guest at the home of her brother, Cliauti ccy Florey. .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Knelt were Jacksonville callers tliii week, H. M. Collins arrived home Satur day to spend Faster with his family. Faster services will he held at tho Presbyterian church Sunday, tho niiisir being under the direction of Mrs. J. P. Wells, Dr. W. W. Howard being the soloist for tho morning service. THE PAGE Medford's Lendlnn Theater DO NOT FAIL TO SEE The MAXWELL AUTOMOBILE and DIAMOND RINGS Hivcn to the winners of the contest at 8 o'clock Saturday Evening LILLIAN WALKER and DARWIN KARR In the Broadway Star Feature Lifting the Ban of Coventry Three Parts RUTH STONEIIOUSE in THE WOOD NYMPH Two Parts Comedy THE LADY OF SHALOTT Willi Flora Finch, Constance Talnuut and Others Music by , WURLITZER ORCHESTRA Mr. Clyde Hazclrigg, Orflanlst 5-10-15 CENTS Ceming: "CABJRlA," April 7th nnd 8th THE PAGE Medford's Leading Theater Three-Part Drama The Blessed Miracle With Ethel Clayton and Joseph Kaijfman In an exquisite and beautiful Drama of Motherhood Any Mother Admitted Free Sunday Afternoon ALICE JOYCE Unfaithful to His Trust Two Parts GEORGE ADE Fable of the Galumptious Girl Special Musical Froflram liy the WURLITZER ORCHESTRA Mr. Clyde Hazelrlgg, Organist 5-10-15 CENTS FILM STAR PUAM A play that wan iiiudo fiuiiotin on tho iipoaklng rIiiko will bo tho at traction ut tho Star theater today. The tltlo of tho play In Ills Last Dollar, and tho leading part Is in tho hands of Mr. David Hlgglus, tho author. Tim play iltmlH with u for tune inailo and lost and shows how a man that was In tho right hot Ills last dollar on a horso rnro and won hln fortune back. Tho race traok Is shown mid ali'd tho famous race, and tho picture, Is ono of the most Inter esting that tho Paramount Picture company have sunt hero. On Sunday at both tho afternoon and evening performance ono of Mcllrldo'a tinaior eggs will bo given to each child at tending. STAR This Afternoon and Tonight Mr. David Higgiris TBJTiast Dollar" A Itacing Drama in Four .Paris Sunday Matinee An Easter Egg With Knoli Child's Tirket SPECIAL PROGRAM Last Time Tonight SUNDAY Matinee 2 p.m.. 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I lli.tnxl.il rirniliinia rrOirnp,! iluilna ,m '"V Itfl'l OiiIhi IIhi )iii , If.Xtl Mt lMa Inrtitl'il ,liln( lh iar , IH.aiCl.TI1 'total aiitoiHit uf rl.ka iHiLtan,llit( ' In Orfiin lr.rlnlr ,11 lull K.OI.iUa Nt The Liverpool & London Sc Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. ' lit (H)innll II I' IAIIJ Mii.tr. HOIiiliK) rpalilrnt t""-fl 'nl i allnf. (irr f a1IHV IIIWKI! ATKINK .1 It. . IIOI.MKS, ,1'tit, .Mfilfonl, Hv. MEDF0RD VULCANIZING WORKS ltd S4i. :iiiio Hi. AUTO TIRE REPAIRING Fisk and Michelin Tires in Stock Tlio Tiro of Qunllly uinl Hvrvlro Special for Easter -IN- Ice Cream Individual Easter Utiles Brick, Nut nnd oilier Fancy Creams made from the Velvet Ice Cream. Or der now. The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. The Home of Daisy Butter Phone 181 32 S. Central WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Mnin Btrcot Mcdford Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any timo or place by appointment Phono 147-J We'll do tho rest . D. WESTOH. Prh. 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