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LAUGHS
I ItoMtrjr iytct
Tommy had always bad to wear
his father' old clothe, yet bo one
know Just how badly he felt till one
flay he was found all alone la tho
mmmcrhouse.
t BetweM broken sobs It all came
8Ht. "Pa'a gone aB shared eff
clean, mad bow I kaow I'll have to
Niear hi old red whiskers."
"Have you heard that BuIIIoh, the
millionaire 1e dead?"
"Ye. I'm awfully sorry."
"Why, he was bo relation of
yours, was he?"
"No; that's why I'm sorry."
Of Coarse
"What's this 'trough ot the sea'
we read about?"
"Oh, I ueM that Is what the
ocean greyhounds drink out of."
'
Fatleace So she married an
actor? -x
Patrice Oh, yes.
"Wii be a tood actor?"
"Oh,' yes; be acted as If be tared
fcK" Yeakera gta(ema.M
I . - "i
- AIMoeavety
Sealer Partaef That, new stem
oe'rafher sllifrMle4e8ly.
Juaier rioter Dee? shot .nrH,
if she dees, it 'a about the only word
she eaa spell, so far as any observa-
RoprfhesuJMo
'"Tha truth lies sotnewhere."
"The truth oughtn't to lie
w here.'' lioston Transcript.
any-
Queer Contact
As the celebrated soprano began
(o slag; little Johnny became greatly
excited brer the gesticulations of the
orchestra conductor.
"What's that naa skaklag his stick
at her for?" lie demanded tadlgaaat-'
ly.
"Sh-h. He's not shakiag hta stick
at her."
Ilut Johnnie was not coRTlnced.
"Then what In thunder's she hoi
lerln for1?" '
i a
"It's a great PK' " said tba coavlct
ed burglar io hls'soaasel, "that you
couldahave made that closlBg
stteech'ef yours at the opening of the
case."
"I dea't see how that would have
Improved matters," said the advo
cate. "It would, thoughV explained his
client. "Then the Jury would have
been aateep when the evidence came
on, aad 'd have stood some1 chance."
T
Oewlila't I'ollow- DlrectfoM
Doctor Did you do as I told you
to drhak water an hour before each
meal? ' , .
Mawle WeH-wc'll, doctor, J
drank for half an hour and 1 was
so full I couldn't poRtdhly (ake auy
more, '
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The Xew Blindcs
"Have you heard about the new
color dcBlgna for tills year's auto
dresses?"
"N; Wlwt aro they?"
"LitbrteatiNK all brewa an, gasoo
line gi'ey."' ' , 'v
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M AH leeda
"Papa, what d6 you call a maa
who runs an auto?!' (
"It depends apoahow near be
eemas to liltting me,"-r-ilouBton PoBti
( S
1 '"He aald I was a sweet a sugar.''
r "Powdered ?' '' '
t Am liil Cltaaerefi
u H w yu yery paftleular the
'way your ii4f leks?
k mta-V-Yaa, tlty to, look; the
1 Jff UflMHrlfl
""ffilSti"
WHAT SHALL WE DO?
f
IN Pennsylvania one hundred thousand ininei's nro wati
doring over the country, oniging and begging for
something to eat, and even eating the ilesh of eats and dogs.
In Texas parents unable to support their children have
tried to give them away.
Even in fav-off Alaska, loOO men are begging for work,
and there is, work for but 000. t J
In our own valley we daily meet with intplHgent, manly
young men, American born) asking the opportunity to
work for soiufething to eat. Often they are men who left
wife and babies behind them, to get along the. best thvy
enn, while the father tramp or beats his way to some
place where he thinks he can market his labor.
As you look into the faces of these men you can but
feel grieved and snd, that your brother is driven to this
last desperate resort of a man out of work and money
begging. These men are citizens of this country, and by
their labor have added to it3 wealth.
Tho effect upon the minds of such men is to destroy
their spirit of independence and create a dependent mind.
As they travel, travel m the
thoughts must come to them
Men they are, and men would be, if given opportunity.
"What is to be done for these men J The fool will say,
everv man has a chance to become independent. Yes. that
chance exists, but it lies solely in the ability to take from
others their share.
The "pennv pinchcr" savs
money. True, perhaps, but
the penny-grabbers and penny-pinchers, who waylay the
laborer on every street side and corner, from tho page or
every newspaper, to irge him to spend his earnings not
onlyfor his needs, but often to his injury.
if tho working people would for a year use .their earn
ings only for actual necessities and put their money in hiding-places
instead of savings banksx we would see an army
of bankeni and shopkeepers matching on Washington,
crying' for legislation to compel workingmen to spend their
earnings.
Don't you see how crazy it all is. The laborer must
labor to earn his wages. If he saves and stints the shop
keepers, and others suffer. If he keeps his money he makes
it harder for those who want
is out of employment his getting employment depends
upon another. If the other docs not give it to him, he is
soon reduced to beggary. What, then, does life mean to
him? What means flag and country to him.? What means
freedom and hunger? Is it better than slavery and food?
Which would you choose? Uclorc you choose, though, asl
yourself if cither is necessary.
Why should the man who
bread? Why should any man
What shall wo do? Shall
tions of old in the times of despotism, ignovanc'o, suporsti
tion and slavery? Will wo,
foes of progress, be content
the people and generations to como blighted and cursed by
poverty? Or shall we follow the lead 'of that gifted Eng
lish statesman who declared the first duty of government
was to eliminate poverty?
Freedom and independence of mind and poverty are
soldo mfound together. Poverty destroys the others, but
the other conditions cannot destrov poverty. Poverty for
the masses is based on their
the natural wealth and the wealth created by their labor.
It can only be cured by removing the cause. And only by
this means can men be made free.
STANDARD OIL'S
NEW STEEL PARE
"The world-wide fnmo of tho old
Standard Oil fivc-Kallon kerosene onn
which linn lonbecn a familiar hight
in jinifticalfy every hcelfon of tho
globe, hevmn in n fair way to bo dup
licated by n fiflwn-k'nllon KtccI bar
re) which Urn Standard Oil company
(California) recently adopted for tho
convenience of its Zerolenc riixtom
ers," said Colonel E. II. ilurrill, mnn
Uircr lubricating oil department for
tho oil company, yesterday. "Knlea
ain'fi reports indicate that these bar
rtvlg nro going Jiko tlil provciWal hot
cakes. Of course, they ill not he
pat to the vurious iifica tliot full to
the lot of the cool oil can, bccnifc
this barrel is made to ho rffilled, hut
fnn present indicationn these dar
rein will soon liave made their way
tp even the, most reraote points where
Zerolcne itr used.'V
The barrel in qucfitbvi in fitted
with u patent faucet and, mounted on
ti xinud, it makes mi pxccllcnt anrntyi
htorao tank for motor oil. Thin fuel,
utid InMirfUMo motorists arc fast nc
(iiitin tho habit of buying automo
bile bnjipliort in quantity, uecotintK for
the remaikable popularity of thin new
Zoioleno container.
CUItl) OF TKAVK8
In behalf of the people of Apple
gate wo wish (o thank tho people of
MciUon! and the surrounding towns
and country for their splendid co
operation In our annual creamery pic
nic and school field meet.
eW are especially grateful to the
Medford Commercial club for their
support, to the Medford band for the
high class of entertainment furnish
ed by them, to the merchants tor the
Ktoerous prizes offered for the var
ious events, and to the Medford press
for the liberal amount of space ac
eoraed to us through'the columns ot
Its dallies. All of which did much
toward making the day a success.
1 " COMMlTTKK.
MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE,
daily search for work, what
of wife and child left behind?
thev should have saved their
what then would become of
to take it from him. If he
is willing to work beg for
suffer for something to eat?
this nation suffer as the na
having eliminated all those
to see that the great; mass pf
deprivation of their share of
GERMANS ON INTERNED
LINERS GO PE
p
NEW YORK, May 27. Several
German xailor on board tho North
German Lloyd and Unnibiirg-Auicn
can hterimfihipx which have been
docked at Hobokvii xiiiru the bcin
ninpr of tlie war. have becomo mentnllv
unbalanced and hnv been placed in
jail. I'liysieiun attributed their
htrnined mental condition in part to
enforced idlenesH, melnncholin and
I'omefllckni'hS.
HOW THIS MOTHER
Out Ktreagtbjto Do Uer(Vorlc
Fair Haven, Vt. "I was so ner
vous and run down that I could not
do my housework for my Uttlo fam
ily of three. I had doctored for
nearly two ears without help. Ono
day I read about Vlnol, and thanks
to It, my hoalth has been restored so
t am doing all my housework once
more. I am telling all my friends
what Vlnol has dono for me." airs.
James 11. Eddy.
Vlnol Is a dellcvldiis cod llvur and
Iron tonic which creates a healthy
appetite, aids dlgostion and makes
pure blood.
Medford'Pbarmacy.
(Adv,)
AUTO HKltVICK.
Tho undersigned will leave Eagle
Point post office with tho mall every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
o'clock a. in. and tho return tho name
days, leaving Medford at 8:30 a. in.
for Eagle I'olut, Rates for passen
gers reasonable. H. II. HAIIMHII
Kuglo Point, Oregon.
John A, Perl
UNDERTAKES
Lady Assjstaal
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Asabulance Maryiec Ooroaar
MEDFORD OttEOOtf, TTTTTRSDAY. MAY 27, 1915
ROSE PETAL LIPS IS FASHION'S
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LfS3nWEI.KS. May 2(1. Koni
"rosrt )Hlul ' lip- rt fminitV latent
fad in Los Aselc--.
JNH" jVfniHo Vil-tiii, n prvtty I.iw
A tipr-lea girl, h Iho orisinntor of this
novelty. "
The petal- of it rod, red rM nte
first cut into the uluipe of a "Cu
pid's bow.M Vitl tho aid of tt lip
stick the roi' iH'tal Iih arts applied
to Hi real lip.
Dead Trance Medium
Palmist-Clairvoyant
AIUUVKS IX .MKIUOIU) ANII KE-
Cl'ltKS PAItl.OlW AT THE PAWI,
l:ll WKST StAI.V HT. U'KH
vwhw ov milt (jkkat pv.
KltH; .MYSTIFIES IIKIl CAI.I.KICS.
How can I have good luck? How
can I succeed in business? How can
I mako my home happy? How can I
conquer my enemies?
How can I marry the one I choose?
How can I marry well? How can
I marry at all? flow can I conquer
my rival? How can I mako any ono
lovo me? How soon will my lover
P.roposo? Haw qan I got a letter?
How can I get a good position? How
ran I remove bad Influenced How can
t control any one? How mako distant
Ones think of mo? How can I settlo
lay quurrol? How can I hold my
husband's4loc? How can I hold my
wife's love?
' They enter her parlors with skep
ticism and prejudice They depart
filled wth admiration of the words of
truth and' wisdom which fell from
her lips. I)y consulting Mmo. Else
tuoro you will learn how to restore
health, retain your youth and vital
ity. ' Without any previous knowlcdgo
and having no natural means of
knowing whom you are and whence
or for what ou camo, alio tells your
hame, occupation, what you camo for,
tells of your enemies and friends or
husband, wlfo or lover; tells whom
and where you will marry, bow to
win tho ono you love; who Is truo
and who Is false; tells how to at
tack, control and chango tho thoughts
and Intentions, actions or habits ot
anyone secretly; the controlling pow
er implanted In your nature. Her
powers nro wonderful and Indisputa
ble; her advice Is rellablo, bor infor
mation clear, concise and to tho
point in love, marriage, dlvorco, In
vestment, business, oil and mining
claims, etc.: taking no fee In advance
and accepting nono unless you obtain
tho Information for which you con
sult her, Tells how to improve your
character nnd educate yourself so
that yoti will reach the highest possi
ble development of mental vigor,
health and happiness and capacity to
earn wealth; how1 ' to accumulato
wealth; how to locate burled treas
ures; Insure success or chargo yov
nothing for her sorvlccs,
Office hours, 10 a, in. to 8. p. in.
Adv.
Squabs! Squabs!
1 TRY THEM
Thoy are Tender and Delicious
Consldoiing nutritive value they
4ro tho cheapest nieut on the mark
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NEWEST FAD ON PACIFIC COAST
If Hie pcluli which form tho upper
hnlf of the "Cupid'H how" nro applied
in two purlt the wearer may talk and
Miillo without fear of loiinj? the pet
alt.
Minx YYiionii iiilrodiiccd Iho "rose
petal lip" at a recent Miciul affair,
with the result that the fnd has be
como instantly popular in Lux An
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THE PAGE
Medford's Leading Theater
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Magnificent Photo.PUy Version ot
tho Fatuous Htngt Siiccosi
Mrs. Wiggs of
the Cabbage Patch
Foaturlng
Beatriz Michelena
With lllancho Chapman, House Pet
ers and other photo stars.
Foundod upon tho dramatisation of
Atlco Ilegan Itlco's famous novel.
Hearst-Selig Weekly
n, IO, 15 CENTS
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tor
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TODAY
rt's mado from part1 full' sc-
loi'tcd cream, and every
pound Kiuirantcetl.
jMado by
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co. .
32 S. Central. Pbono 18J
When In Need
of a Cleaner
or Dyer
PHONE 244
Best of Workmanship
SUMMER
REQUISITES
Window screens
door screens'
porch swings
lawn seats
cedar chests
Have them made at the
Pacific Furniture &
Fixture Factory
Home of the Pacific Cday
Chest. 113 fi. Holly
T
FRED ALTON HAIGHT
J , TEACHER OK PlANO :
A sticrossful toucher ot piano for over fifteen years,
HlH'i'lullst In tho correct principles of Touoh nnd Teclmlo n ap
plied to modern plnno ptnyliiK (or children, nil boitlnucra nnd nil
vanced pupils. Tho Instruction Is equal to that oifcred htuo bust
lynchers In the lamer cUtcs while tho cost In much limn. Huiuinur
tonn.
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'NORTH BANK ROAD"WATERLEVEL
RAIL. 26 HOURS OCEAN SAIL
Portland to SanFmncisco
Same Time and Rate
Meals and
"North Hank Ilond" wntor lovol
to San Francisco.
HH. Northern Pacific sails May
Utvamor train leaves Portland
caturcn of Palatial Htcnmshlp
and shower; deek ehnlrK. free; refrvMimcntM fteo at 111 a. in.; tea
In pulm room and buffet luncheon, Iron. Uiisurpiisxod dlnlnn serv
ico .W'rlto for foldor, 'I
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?
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The Man Behind the Wheel
knows Ills Inulni'M, or wu would not'
onilpoy tt tin. Wo want your IuisIiikiw
nnd can kIvo nil your carrloo re
pair work excolltuit attention, nml
wo want your npprovnl so you will
come HKnln see the point, Try un
mid you will bo sorry you did nut do
o licfoii'.
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Works
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as All-Rail
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