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3 l. vxgh votfn IMTCDTT0RT) MATH TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO ON. TllTTRPDAY, 'APRTT, R, lfllo C.''. t f 4l m WiDFORD Mail tribunb tAN mi)PBNBNT NIVfPAlrciT I'UM.twiiKD i:vi:ur aktkunoon BXUICIT HUNDAV 11V THIS MKUrOllU IMUNTINO CO. Offlco Mnll TrlbUlfp ttulI.Tlnfi', SS-S7.S9 North l-'lr wired. tclfrplnMo t. . The ncmocrntlo Times, Tim Medford Mnll, Tho Moilfonl Tribune, Tho South trn OrpRonlan. Tho Ashland Tribune. . SUBSCRIPTION XATRI , unn ycar.jliy mull.. ........ $8.00 Uno inontli, by mull.- ..,, to IV r month, delivered by enrrttr In Meilforrt. riioculx, Jcckscnvllli and Central Point -.. .to Balm-day only, by mnP, per year 1.00 HVtklr, par year - 1.80 Official Pnpor of the City of Mtdford ortloln l'icr or JnekHon County. Entered tin Kccoml-cinia matter at Medrnrd, Oregon, under tho act of March t, 1879, Htvorn Circulation for 1914, SE8S. Kull leased wire Associated Press dis patches. f . Subscribers falling to rccelro 4 papers promptly, phono Ctrcu- latlon Manager at 2501. . &mm WMFto&tr l E,. &V r &r " Tho more money sonic women upend on clothes the less tlicy wear. Tho easiest way to borrow trouble Is to borrow money, b'golly! LAUGHS Forolinnilrtl. Dugftld was 111, and his friend Don. aid took n bottle of whiskey to hint. Donald- garo the Invalid one glass and said: "Ye'll pet nnlthcr In tlio morn ing' About ftvo minutes elapsed, and then Dugald suddenly exclaimed: "Yo'd better let hae the tther noo, Donald; wo hear o' sao many sud den deaths nooadays." Unfair Two experienced anglers went fishing one day. Ono sat down on tho pier, while the other stood. Just -heforo beginning operations Ihey made a wager with each other as to who would make tho "bigger catch or fish. Thoy had been fishing for about half an hour with little or no suc cess, when John, who was standing, lost his balance and fell off the pier. As he went headlong past Dick, tho latter gave a yell and said: "HI, John, If you are goln to dive for 'em tho bet's off!" A Plnebov Philosopher He looked so fine and full-content As ho said, "As I was sayln. Can't help 'cm to "m tho govern ment. An' that'o "why I reckon It goes bent Whilst I am checker ptayln'." Atlanta Constitution. He Was Ilight Holding up a box of cigars, tho auctioneer shouted, "You can't get bettor, gcntlomcn. I don't caro where you gj, you can't get better." "Njo," camo a cynical voice from the back of tho crowd, "you can't. I smoked ono last week, and I'm not better yet" Ills Dilemma "What nro you so worried about?" "My rich uncle wants to see about his will and I'm afraid If I toll him that I am doing well that he will leave his money to his poor relations, while If I say that I'm not doing well he'll leave It to a worthier ono than iiiyBelf." Philadelphia Ledger. HniulirnpiKNl "That man thinks I am positively ugly!" "Why, I did not hoar him say anything that could possible do con strued that way." Didn't you hear him say that I would need tho very host lawyer that money could possibly employ?" Houuton Post, V IN SHIPPING BILL WASHINGTON, April 8. Sydney K, Morae, of Now Voile, secretary of tlio Iruiw-Atlnnlic Mcamfchip confer ence, testified heforo tho semitc hhip lobby inquiry committed today that hit organization bud taken iilwoltitcl.v nr in(eret in tlio ship purt'linKo bill. His U'Ht'miony ooncluded Investigation of HllejffltloiiB of j lobby in eonnec lion with tlio bill, Chuiriniui WuUh niiiioiiiii'cil that tho coumiitloo would meet ngui'i in the full to diaft it ivjorl isW M mM m """Tpi CUV uw A LOCAL MANY "armors nro inking advantage ol tho offer nindo hy the boot align r committee to give sugar boots n Irijil this season on n small sealo. to tost tho adaptability of tho various soils in tho vnlloy to boot culture. All should make tho tost, as n boot sugnr factory is among tho valley's greatest needs, and nil effort will be made to secure such n factory before the year ends. A sugar factory hero would bo n paying proposition, viewed l'roni nny nugle. Not only in the impetus given to agriculture, stock raising and industry by its bi-produets, but in the homo market that exists lor the. sugar. Freight on sugar from Portland or San Francisco is o'OVi cents n 100 pounds, giving the homo fnofory n differential of this amount to meet competition. Medford nlone imports' about sixty carloads of sugnr n year, or 2,000,000 pounds. Jackson county's annual sugnr consumption probably totals approximately UK) car loads. The southern Oregon and northern California con sumption, in the territory served by Medford, will prob ably total 2oO carloads, or 0,000,000 pounds. At six cents a pound, this is over half a million dollars sent annually out of the country that could be kept here. To make this 250 carloads of sugar will alone require 2000 acres of sugnr beets, yielding, fifteen tons to the acre, containing 15 per cent sugnr. Therefore nearly half of the 5000 acres of sugnr beets required to sustain a factory will go to supply the local market, leaving the remaining to bo marketed in the torritorv ininiediatelv north and south, where tho freight differential in favor of Medford will per mit competition with San Francisco and Portland. It is evident, then, that a sugar factory in the Rogue River valley is a business proposition for sugar makers. Not only is the valley, with its wealth of sunshine and its favorable climatic and soil conditions, peculiarly adapted to boot culture, but its geographical location furnishes a local market for the output. While a local sugnr factory need not concern itself with foreign markets or production, conditions nil point to n continued high world market for sugnr. Fifty-throe per cent of the world's sugnr is produced bv the countries at war. Europe produces i)!t per cent of the beet sugar grown, most of it is produced in llernmny, Austria-Hungary and Russia. The United States is the largest per capita con sumer oL sugar, its one-sixteenth ot the world s population using one-titth ot the world s sugar, the per capita con sumption reaching over eightv-five pounds. The war has affected the Last year's Russian crop has export it. The industry in Poland, Belgium and northern France has been destroyed. Shortage in all European countries has resulted from the withdrawal of workers to the army, the destruction of factories to secure metal for war munitions, and curtailed planting. The prospective shortage will continue for veal's, whether the war speedily ends or not, assuring hifch price for sugar. Dad's Friend (Ben Larhptnnn in Gold Hill New.4.) Hill, I saytt, you'vo traveled far; yon have stalked the Northern star, you've fecn the crosn uplifted in Jbe silver southern nigbt; nnd most ev eryone supposes that you're viser tbun old Mose that whutevcr you agree to must be rfcht. Now, I Miyri, we'll make it clear; when you wept nway from here, when you hearkened to the summons overlnnd nnd over seas, you were yeunj: nnd nj and giddy, nothing but u callow kiddy ns had listened to tho whisper of a breeze. Just j roaming reckless! breezo strumming in the pasture trees such a breeze an murmurs "freedom" to n lad but I won't deny u minute that home good was given in it for you mind me just a little of your dnd. Hill, I says, your good old dnd never lived tho dream ho had, lived to lend n foreign legion in some snvnge MHitbem fray; never knifed n Hengal tiger or explored the upper Niger jn-t grew old and stooped and griz zled making hay. Hat bit d reams, 1 fays, you caught 'em, every one as fancy hi ought 'em und you left him M VISITING ROME IIOMB, April 8. Cnrosuo Kffendi and .Midliat Hey, tho first a member of tho Turkish chamber of deputies and tho second former secretary of the Tiickish committee of union and piogicss, are ut present in Home. They deny having any Hjx'cial mis sion, but it i- lecalled that thuy ap pealed here on the ovo of tho nego tiations leading to tlio peace between Italy and Turkey. Hcferring tq tho Dardanelles, these two Turks today expressed conviction thnt they could not be forced oven with n powerful army. They do h'ciihed the economics situation of the Tuikish people as excellent and de nied the ciineut reports that Ger many was ruling Turkey. They said that Turkey bad decided to take pint in tho war tlio day tho German crui scr Goebcn Mas permitted to entor the Dardanelles. A Poor Compliment Hubby I pralBetl you to tho boys, my dear, I told thorn you had made me. nil that I am. WJfoy Huh. that's Just llko you puttli'K all tho blanio on mo! TURKISH ENVOYS P&bPOSiTION beet sugar industry vitally. been tied up by inability to Discourses in the furrow and you beat it to the main and he hndn't henrt to blame you, for he knew they had to claim you knew tliem dreams just comes but once nnd not again. Knew that some must go to win portx he might not cuter in, some nint see If mer maids linger in the south mid I kind of think he liked it when you piit the plow nnd hiked it when you snyle you look just like him 'round tho mouth. Hill, I oays. you've had your day, and we hopes you're home to stay, but I'd like to ask a question if it wouldn't come amiss--why, I'd Ijko almost to gamble thnt on any foreign ramble, Hill, you never found a conn try such as thR Hill, I say, wp'il make it plain is the hills: of sunny npain, is the lands that lie forgotten where the six-honiCd dingus ronm, is the leagupfc of laughing water or tho Tuscan miller's daughter, any fairer than the common things at homo? Fays I, son, n heart content is n prov ince not for rent, and your dad's was always empty and forlorn, so I sort of think returning ougjit to quite com plete your lenrning-nnd I'd plant the upper foitv into corn. Tl'ItlN, Italy, -via Parlfl, April 8,-i-Tho Gazctta Del Pojiolo declares re ports that Austria contemplates con cluding pcaco with Ausala In order to hotter defend herself against Italy, are not so visionary as official com ounlcations issued at Vienna would Indicate, Tho correspondent of tho paper at the Austrian capital profen os to havo obtained reliable Infor mation to tho effect that tho Aus trian government already has open ed semi-official pour parlours with two powers of tho trlplo eatento and ho belle vs a "dramatic surprlso" is possible. OREGON FIRMS TO GET REDUCTION IN RATES i 8ALR.U, Oro April 7,-r-W. A. Marshall, chairman of tho Industrial accident Insurance commission stated today that eighty per cent of the i&H firms In Oregon listed under .the workman's compensation act would be entitled to receive a ten per cent reduction In their rcspectlvo rates on July fliit noxt. AUSTRIA PLANNING PEACE PDA FAMOUS HEEL VAMPIRES TELL THEY Bv" r'iiSBBIr I'tiinous Mtnie "ViimplrcV .Mice ITotllotcr, Cliarlnltc Hut Inn (al light) and at Hollo in, I. Milan Drcu. Hy Ksthur Hoffmann. - "A minister back homo used to tome to mo sometimes," said Char lotto Ilurton, tho dark-eyed and Ijenutlful actress seen so often In .nmplro roles on tho screen, "and renBon wjth mo concerning a girl's temptations. ' "Hut all tho sermons over preached," bIuj went on, "could nov- er havo given mo tho point of vlow on that subject that I havo acquired through my professional work." I did not quite understand what sho meant until Allco Holllster and j COMMUNICATIONS To the Kditnr: Sir: Please -top nor daily nt once ns our time expired April lt but wi per Mill com'"- Some of your edi torials are rotten youw on the Mar tin affair for one. Now, we tin not no Mr. Martin but law, exidenee uud last the decisnui of twolvo honc-t jur ors ought to be enough. Hul you had )nrtiii sentenced he fore lie was iirrested. You once (if you remember) were railroaded to jail. How did you feol? Now jul slnko ii- off your mailing list and look for fivonpnts from some one beideV nio"H bncliorn. Sincerely, WIMIITK k SON, , Hy C. B. Wilbilc. To tho Kditer: Ju-t u line to. tell you that 1 am glad you did not. lot Judgo I )n vi . whipping pot barbarity put without the notice it dchnrvcd. There are so many vicious nnd criminal persons in Oregon nulside of jail, in public of fice uud oilier conspicuous places that it would keep you busy if you whacked cverv one of them that need ed it. Certainly there is up newspa per writer in Portland hnvlng the op portunity of cprci5ion, who iaal.es a practice or pretence of calling a dolt n dolt. Oregon is ridden, as by an old man of the sea, hy ignorance, superstition ami meanness. Thank von for slashing it slice out of tho general gloom once in a while. Yours, HEX II. HAMI'MAN. Oak Giove, Or.. April fi. BUI nt Oliln, Cltr nf TolfiK I-iif Countr. . frdik J. l4lif uakr ulli that h I. wul'T uilurr ot I nrui ut Vi.VU-tmj It Co., Hif Iuk UiiIii In tl Cllr ut Tolrdo, Counlr n.l fiUU ffj-td. .! !) Ilil Orni will af lb. mm of O.Vi: ll!.NIllti:ii HOU.AIIS for earli mii ctcrj t'u" nt Cllarili ttint ruiutot bv cured If IUu uw l( Hall t'alarrli C'urr, niAsu j. ciiExnr. Sworn to lK-for m anil iidKallwil In nr prririuo, llila OIU ila ut LHciUilHr, A, II., IhbO. fct.l. A. W, (lUIAKOV. .Votarjr 1'ubllc. Iltll' CttarrU Cure J Uien Intirnalljr dil rt illtnllr uiwn IU M' mul iimrm r' (ion ot Hit yttm. Mi'pil fur tolliuutiluU, tlVVt l J. CIIILNRY CO., TKilo, O, Solil br II lrufSM, T.V. Tako lliir VtwUr l'llla for co&illpatlon. John A. Perl undeptake;e Lady Assistant Phones M. 17 and 47-JS Ambulance Set vice Coroner WHY WOULDN'T DE REAL VAMPIRES Mlllnn Drew, two movie girls who also are noted for their 'ability to play vamplro roles, told mo that whnt Miss Ilurton said was true, and explained. 'Throwing ourselves Into tho splr It of tho vamplro role, has matin us tee things, momentarily, from tho vamplro woman's angle. "I tone i leaves turn to nshcH with theso worn- I en and happiness Is only excitement. Tho end Is dust. Playing movie ' vamplro roles Is a self-delivered sor- man. and that dear old minister need nover huvo worried." Keportod by Jackson County Ab trnct Co.. Hlxth and Fir 8ti. Heal Hslalc Tra infers Neely & Voting to J. A. Teo- mans, trustee, pt. 37. 2V. 1.00 T. I.. Powell et ux to .1. 1., liar- nur, lot In Ashland 3000.00 Cleorgo Wnilaco ot ux to nrflo I,. Taylor, pt. US, 3U. 1H. . 10.00 Aiiioh Dahuff ct ux to l-'renmun A. Ilrowu et ux, lot In AlilH2r.,00 'James llersoy et ux to Amos Darutf et ux, lot Ashland.... 100.00 Claronco U. Prnxton et nl to O. II.VogJitB,pt. 31, lWand pt 3r. IW 03,: Victor II, Humphreys et ux to K. J. MuAlenr, pt. 30 37 IW 10.00 Mabel h. Hush to Angus W. Attorbnry et ux, pt. 30 in 10.00 circuit Couit Commitment order of Harold Thompson, Hoy Wendt, Clnrenco W. Jones. Produce) h Fruit Co. vs. II. V. Ki outer, trans. frTi Medford dls tr.ct. With Medford Trade Is Mrdford Mndo IX Theatre TONIflllT THANHOUSER TWO PART DliTECTlVE FAMOUS BEAUTY FILM MAJESTIC DETECTIVE American Drama Santa Catnllna Islands and Her Ma rino Gnrdens- -ICducatlonul Dash Love and Splash Keystone Comedy IIKRI3 TOMOIinQW Final lOplfeibi of tho Million Dollar Mystery Dig Double Feature Hill at tho us irul prjco, 5 li'd 10c, i COURT HOUSE NEWS WE TIESUP BUM LINES OF NEW Y()I SYllAf'USK, N. Y Apn' . Ttic strike of tho Aiiiiilgumaled Aocni tiou of Slioot and Kleclric Kniluny Kiuploei, dlreelcd iigaiiisl Ilia llni pne luited Uuilway Hues and a I feel ing viituallV the eutim iutciuibaii sslem of central and uesleni N'cw Vol I., is in el feci today, As a icmtll not a ear wan moving in the cllv of Aubtiin, and the Auburn and Syra cuse hue was tied up, while other vMiih weic iiioic or less nffealed. The stiiko was called last nlghl following the lefusal of the couipanv to u'coguire llie association us the repicenlativc uiiiou both of its cm ploves. Cars on the Lake Shore or Oswego diiiou were still running todav, hut a depul sheriff rode- on each car leaving the bains, while auloiiiobile- lilled with policemen iiecoinpaiued the ,ir In ln citv luuiK SI like leader-, declined tinlnv Ihev had the rmpiio hues tied up from Sraeuc to Ittiffiilo. MM SAN DIEGO SAN l)ir.(K). fil, April H The steaiiiHliip Norlhern I'aeilu in rived here carlv todav from Philadelphia via the canal and was held tin til ouarnutiiiK bv sicIiiioh aboard. It was said she would be allowed to dock by noon. The Northern Pacific made a rec ord run of 1'J dm, 8 tunic, unoffic ial time, willi ,'I'J" Hot-da" iwi'ii- gcrs aboard, moslly niiteriii,r. Ilcr iter nhip, the Great Norlhern, miidi the (tip out in 1 1 days, arriving Feb' inarv 10. The bonis are new and will go on a fast sci ice from Sail I'mueisco to Flux ul. Or. FINE FOR RHEUMATISM! Mllslcndc I.4MKCII t' IllO Stiff loluts PrlvcH Out Pain You'll know xvhy thousands uno Ml'HTIHlOl.i: onco you oxperlenco tho glad relief It glx-os, (let a Jar at oneo from tho noarett drug Hlnro. It h a clean whlln olut iiieut made with the oil of mimtard. Hetter than a mustard plaster nnd iIoim not bllste,r. IlrlugH on no and comfort while It Is being rutmed on. MI'STICUOl.i: Is recommoniled by doctors and nurses. .Millions of Jars nro used annually for llronchltls, Croup, Stiff Necb. Asthma, Neural Bin, Congestion. Pleurisy, Ithnuma tlnin. Lumbago, I'alns and Aches of tho Hark or Joints, Sprains, gore Muscles, Uralses, Chilblains, Fros'ed Feet, Colds of tho Clust (It often prevents Pneumonia.) At your tiruitKlsts, In "Tc nnd "Or Jars, and u special larKO bo.ltnl situ for 1.00. Ho sure you get tho gxiiulno Mllfl TFHOI.i:. Itefuso Imllntlotin- get vliat you ar. (or Tha .Miistorolo Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Paid Adv. IS 1 Alv Wednesday - Thursday The Eleventh Eplsodo of (lie "Exploits of Elaine" Two Parts MARY FULLER In a Two-Part Society Drama His Guarding Angel The World's News In Pictures The Pathe Weekly A Juvenile Coiiiody Olive's Hero Afternoon 2:15 Evening 7:00 THE PAGE Medford's Lcaillna Theater Look! look! Look! TONIGHT LAST TIME The World's Greatest Photo Spectacle CABIRIA Most Stupendous Pro duction Ever Con ceived A most wuiulci lul, nwc-lii5ilriiin, magnificent spectacle, costlnn thoiis n ii ils of dollars nnd rc(iiliiii tliotis amls 0 icq)Id to irodncc, Pcrformnncrs at 2, '1, G, 8 and 10 P. M. Today Lovvtr Floor 25e: Oalcnny IGc, Clill dri'ii 10c SPECIAL Friday and Saturday: Charlie Chaplin "THE JITNEY ELOPMENT" MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS IIO So, (2riipc St. AUTO TIRK REPAIIUNG FisK and Michelin Tires in Stock The Tlio. of iunlll) mid Hcrtlro WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street Mud ford Tho Only Exclusivo Commercial Photographers in Soul horn Oregon Negatives Madu any time or placo by appointment Phoiio 147-J Wo'll do tho rent K. D. WESTON. Prop. && lllll Hlli "Nearest Id Everything" If HOTEL MANB PoweMSUotOTarreH Son rranclsco In the licnrfc of the business, shopping and theatre district. Running distilled ice water in every room. Our commodious lobby ,f ine service, nnd Homelike restaurant will attract you. turopeun Plan rates $1.50 up. Minafprncnt qiinturW, vCi ' iicyA "Meet Me at jfcf 1 m f'irr y U ' S. - . -W i
