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4, PACK FOITR MEDjTORD MAITJ TRIBTTNE, MEDFORD OREGON, 'FRTDSXY, JULY9, WW i I i vsJ . "LW m '"&: - in bJZn :; 1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDni'ENDKNT NKWBPAPElT PUDM9HKD nVKHV AFTEUNOON EXCEPT HUNDAY BY THE AlEUFOltD I'ltlNTINQ CO. Office Mall Trlbuno nulfdltiK, S-27-29 North Kir streut; tolcphoiio 76. The Democrntlo Times, The Medford Mall, The Medford Trlliunc, The South ern Oregonliin, The Ahlnd Tribune. SrjBSCKtPTIOW BA.TZ , On yenr. by man .,,, , srihi Ona month, by m;ll.... . .60 Per month, Uollvercd by carrier In memoru, i-nooinx, jncKaonvme and Central Point - ..-- .U Bnturday only, by mall, per ycar 2.00 Wuckly, pur yeur...-..... 1.00 Official I'uper of tho Clly of Mi-dford Official Paper of Jackson County, Enlcrud an noconil-olUHS mnttnr at Medfnrd, Orutfon, under II10 act of March I, 18J9. Hworn Circulation for 1914, 2588. Pull leaned wlro Associated Press ills patchrit. r" n Cv h 4 ! " ! 'If ! ! 4 SubscrihorR tnlling to rocolvo papers promiitly, phono Clrcu- Intlon Manager ot 25011. ! ' -V -J HONG KONG K0LIJM Grawwfc' IN J . to RMEUCA, "pjinT you euro Xnr any pnRlcnrds today?" askoil tho postal, clerk, ns )ui handed tho iiinn tlm stump liu lmd rpqiumteil. "No, not tolny," sald'tho nmn. "Or flomn, stamped envelopes? Wo lmvtj floint; now onjjs." "?d, thank you." "Would you Ilko n nionny nrdor7" "No." "Or porliups you woulil Ilko lo opou a poHtnl savings account?" "I 1J0 not." "Tlien lot 1110 mlvlio ;ou to rout 0110 of our lottor boxes." Jlnt tlio iiinn lmd f IimI. "Who wnH thnt follow, and why tllil yon ask li 1 111 nil tliOHu (juestlous?" asked a follow clork, 'That,' snld tho other clork, "Is my harbor. Tor oar whan ho linn nlmvod mo ho hits bothsrod mo with rproinmondiitlouH of uiiiihuikom, sham poos, hnlr cute, nnd hnlr tonics. I mn ovon wllh him!" Now York Tl 11108, 'Spoiiklnir of opr ' fiuhmiirliHw," nnld tho orator nt n National Hocurlty league meeting, "It's mint hor piiho of DnnlolH In tho Ilryan'H dun."-l-3v-jt) body's. Tho joiing womnii wiih piiyliiK hor first visit to tjio hnl,r dopnrtinont of 11 Chicago dopnrtiiuint Hloro, 8io x1nd forward to thtf cojjotor, hor fHfo orlmnon. or-or-or wont somo fnlio hnlrl" llo stainmiirod, Vnry woll, Miiilinti," roapoudod lli.' tBcirul MlMKlrl. "wlint ihnde doiK 'your frlund doalro?' " llU.SVrV().M,.V 1 1'rouj tlu) ,(ion donimuroliil Star.) Mi, Ohronlu JUoatuati -Mr. I). II. t'hronh wiih hoitotm to tho 1ddltw Aid Mulct) of tk C(Hik Mill M. i. cUuroh KV. TAX(.'f,UV Mii)loho Kla TlmiKiinry KlouUnt Mfllmn dHiiotr nott4 morn money on U1U hlniird III ill lll Itr.VHU. ICvalj hlcdy coiubso iiliswah9l tliluK pil ' Mlnanmoo xtll no mill w ' inn $i nitva Ktlu Tlmmtin) " li lllll) bPM) KM) I tout UlVllMM'. MitnaKei' ) to 'Ma I give )ou tloo million tllorrnr w'k -on hill Jboard tloo hundred ohhIi! IJvla wi) "I Uko of lion pur ihmiI Diorjii JJor ili! Mnvlxno mnuaer any "No, Com Jitook no stamloe It!" IX SIMSOV Whun ditiHlollona doi tin ihmiI, ' And londar $my tho vrdnt moiim, ly Inuor olf' (a ld lHud. TJioy prophwy a um of Kroomi "My dad camo In for auie i.miu JaHt vok." ", I know. I lt gaiuti lo lo nn ntlmr for (ati dollar out tho old .Mian wouldn't lot lilm liavi- It!" "My Kin, win U it Out )ou nio nwua In hi ml in Mur hiudit-n1' ' "Wlj thtr tf I Hiwth ii"t I'llilml doiu 1 rou'dn t lUirui d ui an .told mo to purmu- dun:" 7 '&: CREATING- AN arjiclo hy William 1 (1ooli, a jiiuinhor'of the Chi cago lai in the .June issue of tfie Real Instate News contains startling statistics regai'dji) the amount of money tied up in idle land for speculative purposes. The figures are tidjun from the federal census report and indi cate clearly the main underlying cause of commercial de pression. In the United States there arc 1,350,000,000 acres of fertile land. Of this area, 871,000,000 are wholly unused and uncultivated, and ahout as to yield ahout 00 per cent of the average return lo mod erately competent farming. In other words, li!10,000,000 acres properly farmed would yield the entire agricultural crop of the nation. This is an area ahout six and one-half times the size of .Illinois. It would leave an area of totally unused fertile, land equal to thirty and onc-haf states the H.e of Illinois. As conditions exist, the area of unused agricultural land (871,000,000 acres) is equal to twenty four states the size of Illinois, while the remaining area of fertile laud that is half cultivated equals the area of only thirteen such states. The whole of the used and unused agricultural land, disregarding improvements, where t)iev a'' '"v, in now worth H 0,000,000,000, or $20 an acre. Not a dollar of this investment ever hired a day's lahor. It represents the money put up as a bet that the value of agricultural land will increase in the future as it has in the past. Speculation is but another name for gambling. The gambler produces no wealth. Although the return to in dustry is uncertain, the productive act in itself is useful and creative of wealth. f Land speculation means tho withdrawal of available capital from productive industry to he stahed upon the wager of a rise in valhp.of the unused laud, and both capi- it ii i j i ! Ji i : j 1 . 1 . ( i j tai apu laud are, iiurmyyn,iui(iruvu iroiu prouueuve use. The enormous eapijjrl ,'fud the immense jicreage thereby withheld from. useful production is a tremendous burden uppnjfidustry. ;, jilr. Cooling points out that the value of agricultural Jand i'b really a part of the wage of urban and agricultural I i ill i I 1 1 1 j j 1 1 p i i i iiior, intercepted ny wiiiuioidiug iwo-uiims oi me avan .ble fertile laud from any use whatever, and by withholding-also one-half of the remaining one-third from its proper use. He also calls attention lo the fact that the """"flOnstanlly increasing percentage of urban population to rjinu population uas not. neen caused nv any scarcuv oi land, but by tho butter opportunities offered by the cities, whoso industry in supplying farmers with machinery, tools, finished products and transportation has increased the productiveness of agricultural labor so that now the farmer produces Court ee'i times as much as he could a century ago. As a resujt a )ai.'ge part of the fanning is really done b' the inventions and manufactures of the city. The money tied up ii) bats on laud values is wasted and imprisoned capital, not devoted to any productive use. )0yery dollar is devoted fq an economically evil and injur ious use. Kvvry speculator is under the bonds of his bet to withhold his land from """ until he can cash his bet, and the burden is shifted from one to another, made to in crease and constitutes an increasing and enormous charge upon the industries of the country. Laud speculation is the cause of much of the depres sion in our own little valley. .Half of the land is withheld from use. Little of it can be put to its Cull use without irri gation yet those w))o gambled upon the increase in value and withhold the bullc oC the laud either Crom any use or Cor only partial use, vigorously oppose any movement that will mean (he fullest use of the land sucli as irrigation. In opposing irrigation tho laud owners and speculators njally close the door to any possible cashing in of the bets t,hoy have made upon increased valuation, hand is simply wor.lh what ij wjll produce. Land that produces a partial crop is only worth haf the valuation oC the laud that pro duces a full tirpp. Land that produces a crop only in most favorable years is worth far less than land that produces a crop iivevy year. Laud producing only a partial crop, or a crop in favorable years, is oply worth a tithe of the value of land that cap be depended upon for a full crop every year. With irrigation, the hind here will produce a full crop every year. Such land, then, is twice as valuable as land without irrigation. Irrigation, then, is necessary to hold present valuations, essential to increase valuations, and the laud owner who opposes irrigation is? depreciating the value of his own property and losing hjs bet that hind val uations increase. Irrigation is not only the salvation of the valley, but the Inch of it is its ruination, crippling not only the pro ducer, but baidxi'upliiuyjhe speculator. SH RELEASE DETAINED VESSELS iJdN'linN, July ll.Thi' steamer MiisLouih' Hum Now OrlettUft to (lutli evbuiK, Swoden, haa U&U tltCiiuel and Utkfit to KirkivaJI flur H&-muiita-liuu. Th tiihk ktoumora PUuiror uud I'olnrinp luivo beeu roUAMt). The iluniovNt auiUxt froui Nv Or l mix .luiit' 7. This is htr Motuul iW tt'iiiuui Im I lie inhh authorttioa. She was h,ld tie .a Kirkwall fnmi Amd 7 to Apnl lo, wh'ii on hor way I!" Ciipchli.iv'cii willt .i i arjjo of o, ' Mil Hi' II li'ltM-t d lit I'miii'ii, inm under I lit Ameri can lliiif, rorim'Hv was th OantuMi - tcilin)iii KtiiHti. She Wiin takH into Kirkwull, Jmif '.'!, I'oi pMtoiua tinii. 'I lie I'lilninii . in iiein.iH VtrHiJ.I - ul. ii i rum M iii ii - Him I. ij a 2ft r i ..( . i i i ii Mm w rvftortttal li aim- Hrn(l nt Klii.iNli, June i. LAND VALUES '178,000,000 are cultivated so ON HOLT'S SUICIDE MINUOI.A. N. ..,UU !. A col oiu'r'a iuiiuoxt into Iky manner in whU'li dwulk wax ronidusl hv Fuuik Holt, Oktalilrslted eleurlv todnv that lie hHUjhI kiuislf by jiuhpwic heud AtiVHUNit oiirtitMu feet fnHU un iron bar Au tie side of his eoll. Then' whh noltUHK to iudljlo that IliUt lmd Iks-ii m(4U or lutil aliut hiwiaelf, an opiiiinii which upptmred in ceitam lunrtora to huvo sunivwl tlio au lopny, llult'a hraiu. )tiip)i wa ivuiu'ed at Iho till) of Iho autoiy fur ksilde ei'ainiuuUwi bv UwiisU, b ben out with UU bay to Dalla. TV... for burial. iAiuivn ' Now ahtuy thar." aaid Num. k N'alllaVlf OMv filB WRll. "r rtlii) llrd ymt mHr Titm iaroiH(trB ujn' lor full! CORONER'S IUESI PRIMA DONNA GIVEN $?. MINUTE v N Mls fionildluc A Hpcnul truiii liciuiiiiz (liiMldiii) I'll i n i r, lainouii pinmi doiinii, mill lirr pit t ty of loltitivoN minds, linir ilia-n-i'r, lmiiiMfjorMj otc, iirrivuil in I.os AukoU'h lcopiitiy, wliorp lui fiimoim ningor vil,(phftii'ipnt in Iho morion or tlm I.uky filin. !Miw 1'lirrAr wont illreollv Ui tlu Liisky KtmlioH, 1iPfp xhu is piikiikp! at tio imiKuil'ipunl miiiii of $12 a miuuto lo npponr in tlnvo or four liiji pic luri'M. Alimivt iIIippIIv n f I or her ur iivul, iiPnotinlioiit woic cnlcri'd into liotwopii tho I.nsJt.v compiiuv mid tlu MM." Ktiiorul iiniimillic o I,m An frolt'i, liv wlin li ho will lie M'ciiii'd lo 1'iohs dispati lion Hiiiioiuwe the sulo of Out fielder Ki'iiiiotli Williams, I lie (IranU I'as- lnv plaiiiK with Spok uiio in t lie N'ortliwesU'iii leiufiie, to the Cincinnati clidi of the N'ntioiial loa(iie, the puieliNii price hoiuy $00(). Tlio Now Yoik Natioujln and l)t I roil Amorieuic alao wore allt-r Wil liams, hut wen- outbid hv Cincinnati. Williams in IcudiUK thv N'ortliuonloin Ioiikuo in hiitliiiK, in oxtnt lmso hiU and in mImIvu h.uim, nnd is epouil in run auorotl. Tlib la liix tHMiml vom In prolVsiomil Inuolmll. lie in 'JIJ enr old, -IiiimI well over six foot one inch uud mlc 180 HiumU. Ho huts lelt-liamli il and thnvs njiht liniiileil Willi i'ii of tho ino'l power ful in in- in Ii i hull. ASK PRtSIDENT TO START PEACE MOVE NF.W YOHK .InU 0. A l.-i.littioii leipifstiiiu Pn iiU-iil Wil-'ii to up icnl to ollicr'in nt i al 'lutioiio to pun in Iho orKinii.iiioii u( u council to wink lor lln i. -turn tinn of s'nee in i:uioH lui In i a prwjNUVtl fur Miib-mi'.-ion to n iiiiiUuif toularllt in honor of Mis- Jinn villains if ChicHgo, It in pioptfcil tli.y) ueh a eouusel should oltei it. tervieaa coutiuuous Iy lo the Ik liferent poivei-s us a i-ouit ol iieili.iiion. Toninlil's uieol uiK Hii' ari.uii'd-h the wouifnV peace puil. TO' SEE LIBERTY BELL OMAHA. Jul I). The l.ib- vrtv IUII iiun.il in iiiiiahu at u. id., tlu iiioiiuiii ami is on exlidii. tl'oa iiu,ti II a. iu. Tit aym I of (he UU uud arl of I'hiluilolj.lHima'w'H- hoaorfd l MtKiiUa of HirxiiH aud uhiatle. Ail eatuuutt' c m.ulo Ikat I3.1W0 Mfori mm tin- Uatl li i ie S:30 a. ni. .' "VYhou the Ijlirru I Ml left Omahu fan iu yu.v to s i i l new forit- Biitht CUbhIiu i i . i u-niiiii the lules. ol tlu t mmi, -uiik "Aiworiea." CINCINNATI PAYS EXPLOSION WRECKS $4000 FOR WILLIAMS BRITISH POWDER ILLS TO PLAY "CARMEN" FOR MOVIES -srsv v Pnrriif, ul left dpppnr n-t Cnriiipii in tlio ulnjjiii; of "Ciiiincn" ut the Ktiitlium, July -I, , 11 itiul 12. Acceinpiiu.vinp: tin nrimii ilonnn wore lior ftitlior nnd inotliiT, Mr. nnd Mr. Siilni'v Fnirnr; hor pcronnl iimniiKor, Mmris flint; Mrs.' David IHiIiimm), will' of the fnninti tliout rii'iil prodiiopr, mid n rctinio oT liolp ors. Mis l-'nrnir iloolnros mnnv oC tin notiiblp siiiKors lmvp lieon wallinj for soiupoup lo lirpiiL the ico, nnd it will not In1 liuitf lu'loip ntliPiH hdlow hiiit. Klio is tho lirt Kii'iit siiiKfr to por pi'tunto lioi-i'lf hi llii' film. LONDON. July 0. CurtlH hlK pow. dor inllU at llounnlaw, Mlddlotiox, wore vlrtiuilb dontrood today by n sorlofl of oxplonloiiH, which occurrod shortly nftar u ht'indrwl mon had com- iiioncod to work. No ptntoment of tho cu.iialllon Is v't uvallahlo. The oxploilon wiir hoard for a dis tance of ton ml Ion. OBITUARY Mr. Mnrrel MeKeusie Savajjo, widow of tho late Jhiiipm Suviikp, ami pioneer ol tlio llouue Itiver val ley, owner of a doniitioii Intid claim at Snvairc Knpids, died Jnlv A at tho hoiuH of hor sou, Lincoln Savage, (Iranls Pass. Slip was horn in Aber deen, Scotland, iu lfilll, and cnuio lo Amtniea with her iwuont in IHtlS, sottliuir nt Jameatnwu, Vn. Iu lHl'J Iho fainilv linked to Illinois, wheio tlicv lived until 1S.VI, when Mnrcarot heeanio the biide of Jiiiao k Sav iik'o. Ami tlu couple stHited aero'-s tho plains fur Ortv" wilb a parly oi eniiifixnts known as (lit KoIIok imrty. After dav of luinlsliip en loiuitevs with Indians, they estab lished a home nu the bnuk of llnjiuo liver, on what is now known ns iho "ChurUvoi" ranch at Savo Itap itU. Sha resided tlieiv continuoiislv until tlio death of hor luishaud iu 1U0S, wliPii nh moved to ((milts Pin., 'llio fturiiuir cdildron are Wtllium J., Gilbert M., .lames C, A. Lincoln, Mrw. Hntlif liuin, Mi. An nit Parker, Mrs. Ktlier ltoiodith, Mr. Trfinra Miller Mrs. Kiln Meade, Mrs. Clam Mofiill and Mis. lleniiotln KobiiiMin. AH hiv li ihu in or near ((mills Pas exeunt Mis. Ilattie Ir win, ot Pollock,' Idaho. NOTION PnMongar and meonRor Borvlco b) auto Medford to KukIo Point and rot urn. leuxluK Nali hotel S:30 a. iu uud ii.OO p. m. Uoturn from Kagle Point at convonlenco or paasonnors Trip via Central Point If reauestod Cliarues roasonablo W- I. Mapea, reaUlorel chauffeur 94 John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Asslxian SH 8. llAHTLHTr I Plume M. 17 am! 17-JU Aiuhulunrc Senic Coroner IS n CHtfA'atf, ' M" ' 0: "Arnitd pi'iipo" Iiiim provt'd iti'll' iiipvjtnlif wii'r, Dr. .1. A. McDonald, editor of the Toronto (fun.) GIoIip, told tli'lc frnti's nltcndin Hip world's Chris tian Kndtnvor ponvpiilion lu-ro today in an addipsH on "Chritinnit., tin Wtir nnd liu Social I'rohlcm." "Not n-'iiui in thw "ji'iii'iation, nor pcn iif-uiti in tliiA rouhiry, ihall Iho world doci'ivc itself with the i'lf ciintrndiction piillpd 'anncd pcacp,'" Dr. MiipDoiiiiIiI miiil. "That fallacy at last Iiiin had it day." Dr. MacDomild apiicnlul for u world cmli'iivor to make dominant in world politics "llio iindispnivcd -o-cialism of .Tonus" ns n moans of pro U'litinj,' wari. "Tho MiciuliNiii of Joins" Iho speaker said, "Hlnndi nniiiHt the "elfish individiinliHru Hint pay 'ev ( r man for hiamulf and tho devil take tjio lilndcrmost.' "Wlioii war bids ilofinnce lo iutor nalional law and mnkos tronliot only M'rnpi of paper and duos viojj'iieo to nil tlio instincts of humanity, the rinlHiu of Jesus still sands, 'I say unto yim, lovo vour enpmics.' " FOR RABID EDITORIAL VIENNA, via London, July 0. Formal apology lias Iipoii made by the Austro-lInnj,'arian opinment lo United Slnlos Amhassador Ficdpne ('. I't'iifit'Iil liecaiiso of mi nhusivo nr tiolo printed in llio Noues Wiener Tiigoliliitt, iitlaekimr-l'iosiilont Wil son nnd tlio American eoplo in eou neetion with the second nolo pro- tontin-; iiKiiiust Oonnaii mothods of Mihmnrme witrfaro. As a rifiid oonsorsliip is pxercixed over Austrian papers, Aniluissador I'enfii'ld had iiifoimallv asked the foreijiii offipp f the urtido repre sealed tlio opinion of tho Austrian covoniment. The icmill was an apol ogy ami a sharp reprimand for the official censor. FRECKLES Now Is the Time (o (lot Hid of Those I'Kly SpolN Thero's no loiiKor tho BllRhtost need of foelliiK ashamod of your frockles, U8 tho proscription, othlne douhlo stroiiKth In guaranteed to romovo tlioso houioly spots. Simply koI un ounco of othlne doublo stroiiKth from any druggist and apply a little of It nlRht and' mornluK and you ahould pco that ovon tho worst frockles hnvo boRun to diHnppoar, while tho llchtor on eg will hnvo vanished entirely. Il Ih aoldoiiK (lint inoro than an ounco l noodod to completely clear toll skin and unln a beautiful coiuplelon, Ilo sure to ask for tho double stroiiKth otlilno ub this Is sold under KUiirantoo of money back It It falls to romovo freckles. Al'TO SIIHVICK FHOM KAOLK POINT TO MKOKOItl) ANII HACK Tho undcrslBned will lcavo Frank Low Is confectionery every day ex cept Sunday for Medford with his auto at 1 o'clock p. m., arriving at 2 p. m. Lonvo Nnsh botol, Medford, at 5 p. in., arrive at Kaglo Point at G p. m. A part of tho traffic is solicit ed. S. II HARNISII, Kaglo Point. Ore LIVE AGENTS WANTED 111k Money Milking Pn)Nlllon Tjio Icole.ss Queen ItofilKciiitor ItofrlKorntes without Ico or chem icals. Low priced, sells on sight, (everybody neodn one. Just tho thing for tho farmor, sumnior hotels, coun try storos, otc, otc. Write for Hooklot and Agont's Prop okltlon, A fow territories still open COAST Cl'LVnitT .V I'lA'.Mi: CO. Portland (Ronton Station) Oregon Gini Cliuii"; China Herb Store Herb irc for l'nmrlie, lloadaclio, Catnrrli, Dlpllilbeila, Soro Throat, Lung Trouble, Cancer, Kidney Trouble, .Sloniarli Tiaiible, Heart Tnmble, CbllU and l'oei Crumps, Couuhtv Poor Circulation, Car buniies, Tumors, CuktsJ Uivast, Ciii nil kinds of noitfea XO OPHItATIOX. To Whom It May Concern- I ntu free from rheumatism. You can bo tho sanio by taking treatments from (lira Chung, tho herb doctor My rheumatism was so bad taht it made mo so weak I Could scarcely get up w lion I was down and tho pain I suf fered ono could hardly know unless ono had tho same dlsoase. I was truly dlasattsflod nnd disgusted with life in my condition and trlng to live. Now to ray friends that care to be ourod and would like to bo freo try the herb doctor. Ho can cer tainly rollove iu u very short time Very truly yoiira. MHS. M. L. KOLK ARMED f ' INEVITABLE WAR AYS MAGDONALD ill l'HOXT ST., MKOPOItl), OHU. THE PAGE tfeilfojl's Leadinn Tlilatcrf, I'llI DAY ANb SATUHDAY Mnllnoo 2 u in. Kvenlne " o'clock Special! Special! Special! ON'K OF TI1K BUST PKOGTIAMS OP THW SKASON Throo Act llroadwn Star Fcnturn -THE- CRIMINAL with Maurice Castello and Norma Talmadge and nn all Rlnr enfit This Kront feature wnB tho nhlof at traullon nt Iho Majimllo Thoalor, Cortland, July Ith. With This SoIIk Woatorn Drama The Heart of the Sheriff nnnnuny Comedy In the Swim-Scenic lllogrnph Drama His Fatal Shot .-, 10, in CKNTH ft ri,ii THIS COUPON This Coupon wllh Klyo ContH will admit Adult to Mnllnoo Fri day, July fith, 1015. MOTORISTS Do ,you know llio .ROADS of OREGON CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON and BRITISH COLUMBIA They ni'o all in tlio new ROAD BOOK You should have one. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR CO. WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP E08 East Main Street Medford Tho Only Exclusive Coijfunpruinl Photograiijiora in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any tinio or plaeo hy appointment Phono 147-J Wo'U do tho rest E. D. WESTONt Prop. iiifcii Nearest I IhOTEL MANX 1 Powell JSt. at O'Farrcll l SAN FRANCISCO Headquarters for Callfor nlansi Idle visiting thu Exyo silioa. i fi Our commodious lobby, ime sen lee, nnd homelike restaurant will appeal to ) ou. No Ralso in Rat.c 51.50 Per Day ? Management Chester W, Kebc es "Med weal the Manx" 2fian m r Tc: lJi? ry 7r i t! m av ) -(.kr i . t Ssfi K n-v