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MTCDFORP MATT TRIBUNE, irEDFORD, OREOON, MONDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1915.
fllEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDEPENDENT NEWfiPATOH
PUBLISHED 1CVHHY Al'TEIlNOON
EXCEPT HUN DAT HY THE
MEDronD PHINTINO CO.
Offlcn Mall Tribune nulldlnK,.B.J7-2
North Kir atrcotj telephone 76,
Thq. Democratic Times, Tim Med ford
Mall, T"lie Mcdford Tribune, The Boutb
ern Uregonlnn, The Aahland Tribune.
BUBSCR1TTI0W BATZI
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One month, by mall- .0
Per month, ilollverod by carrier In
MeiUord. Phoenix, JacksnnvllU
ond Central Point ,60
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Weekly, per year. 1.C0
official Paper of the City of Hertford
Official Paper of Jockgon County.
Entered nn Bccond-clnim matter at
Bedford, Oregon, under the act of March
I, 1879.
NEARINGr THE CHINESE STANDARD.
Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2588.
Full Icnaed wire Associated Prein dla
yatclira.
t MiibRcrltitirtt rnllinr. to rueetve
pnpora promptly, phone Clrcti
Intlon Mnnngnr t 2tiOH
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HONG KONG KOLUM
WHEN James ,L I J ill remarked that the United States
needed half a inilioii or so of Chinese, because the
Chinamen has solved the problem of living on 10 or 12
cents a day, he undoubtedly aired the view of big business.
The promoters ol the movement to inculcate thrill, among
the masses doubtless also consider the Chinese standard
the ideal thrift standard.
The Mauley report which the Industrial relations com
mission has ordered submitted to congress, shows how the
United States is already on the way to the Chinese stand
ard. The following are taken from it as showing the con
ditions of labor and industry in America:
Of the millions and millions of workingmen in this
country, one-third are poverty-stricken.
Thirty-seven per cent of wives and mothers of work
ingmen are forced to do hard work themselves to help
keep the wolf from the door.
Five hundred dollars per year is the income of half of
the wage-earning fathers.
Less than $15 per week is the wages of two-thirds of
the adult male workers.
Nearly half the' women workers earn less than $( pur
week.
"A GENTLEMAN OF LEISURE" AT STAR THEATER MONDAY
aaKiH. - tialflSGueHB3SRBeeVaLiw 3'S JSIRiTOaaaaH
II MIDDIES 10
BE
DISMISSED
AS
RESULT OF CRIBBING
Wnllnco IJddlnecr, a notrd Ilroad- i of recont events, lio inndo n truly
wny comedian, makis his film dobuti unusual hit In "Officer CISC" nnd
oom in
Mullcun leddy tlnlk too much Bit
between tlwo( slontlomen mnkco
toncuo sandwich!
JWnybcso Mullean not mnlart
inou;ili to usojhloarso power of bhul
told In head,
Three or more persons occupy every sleeping r
J17 pei cent of the workers' homes.
IJabies oi the poor die three times as fast ns those of
the rich.
Nearly 20 per cent, of the school children of this coun
try are underfed and undernourished.
One out of every twelve corpses in New York is buried1
in the Potters' field.
Economic pressure forces (wo-thirds of all children to
leave grammar school before graduating, and fmly 10 per
cent finish high school.
Farm tenancy is increasing at an appalling rate.
Landlordism is therefore increasing Jifiui appalling rate.
"Workers in basic industries uVo cull of jobs one-fifth
of the time.
There
in "A ucntioiunn or .ieisuro," nn
Monday, August 10th, nt Star tlio
ntro. Kddlnger Ik ono of tlio, few "child
nctors" who has ictaliiJd his popu
larity through Utho stage of de
velopment ocr since tho days whon
ho rf.Iido his first lilt ns "Oudrle" In
? Illlr. I ..! I' I !..-,. D..1.
iiHiiu i,uiu r uuiitiiiuj . 3ii;uiva
' Tho Only Son."
VA''iowii"n of Lelsuro'' tolls tho
liio convulslnply funny story of n
rcli young ocIoy man who, In nn
unguarded moment makes n wager
that ho can commit n burglary nnd
cscnpo detection. It can readily bo
Imagined that this proves tho basis
of n most extraordinary fnrco.
are
the people, own (10 ppr cent
biL'irest
IrfHikcil That Way
Jlrs. WrinklesWhy, I'm Just In
tho morning of life.
Her Krlond Don't you think you
tiro rnthor Into In getting up? Puck.
IMMC & wiiiti:
I'alntoru and Decorators
lluffalo, Now York
lie Slio has uverythlng bIio needs
to mako hur happy.
She Hut it Is tho things sho does
not need that u woman needs to muko
hor hupity.
FootMi Stuff
.Would you lovo mo ns much If
father Isot IiIh wealth?"
''llo hasn't loat ilhns hu7V"
"No."
"Of course, 1 would, you silly
girl!"
Stolla'ft lliiiguln Counter.
A suull qhlukeu can nwuyH get u
ctarAH without nn olovator.
It' u hum adage "Marry In hnsto
ropnl ut lelsuio." Married glnka
have no leliuro.
1'nr I'roaldiml
IIAItltV K. THAW
, - I'or Vluo I'riMililont
VIIIINON CAHTI.K
lr. Thuw In ut prwHiiit out of woik,
but 'ho U a young man of paita", an
mil lui illy on tho Iiiwh of ovlduuco and
iiiudlco'JurUpruduuco. llo U hulled
whorovur ho goos by an untliiialiutlc
throng of wrilont niliulrorH, who blook
tnifflq mid vhvor Iiiatlly us Mr. Thaw
hows In Kllunt appieiittlon.
Unllko most polltleHl loHdors, he
U acelulmud a hero In his homo town
I'ow popular MoU Iinvo occupmkI the
publlo nttontlQii iiiorti euutluually or
iHQru prfiiplually. liu dloliim on nwt
tur affeotliix tho (uiumonweHlth has
bou ixigerly soiiKht by an xiwctnut
prew. ami his stHtouimila re HcrorU
ml a dojroo of Htttwtlou oqimllwl only
by tho outpourlugti of ohm of )tU liv
ing produciwMirs in IIib tiillt offlw
foi which wo usinu hlui.
W offer tbe iihiiih of Mr. Vurnon
Caatlo for quit Hnotltw ruHwtt. ami
m imipable mop to Uk allk tttck
lug oie.
Mr. ctu is a very bua)' )unb
;nn.u Tb pot of Arbiter Itlwiti
(larpm of ull matters tertilchuruHH
itJUJ mrtiirisl to etiy of (.OOOOOd
miIiIh in n burilvH utit ta bo UffMbjr
asuiiiiUHl. Tlio aigHlHg of tMllmon
ials ami the domuHU uf the ih
tographer atone preclude th poMibM
lty of lelsnrn. at the momut, fr Af
fairs of itntp.
Itut our hoi"' Is thl pomomIoh ef
n njoho la Jilstor nuiy ovreowo, u
Mr. Qnsllo ot tka finaiioiul wv
rlflco our noui'uatlon prWHu
Hip iijuiearanro a( n naw Iruttan
immtfdl'aUtboosts the nrleo of oham
pngup to 1 8 n (i n a it and udiiiuo
highballs to ft vac'i 1'iuU. ,
AT OFFICE FIRST T.
NKW VoiMx, Aiw. !.- J. l. Mr
K.in appealed nt Die nllico of J. I'.
.Maryuu iiml eompuiiy in Willi Sheet
toiluy lor the firwt time niueo he wn
xliot ut IiIh Hummer homo ut (lieu
Cove, I.. on ,lul !li by Kiii'h Mueu-
Lttu'i uliiiH Fniul; I loll.
I'rivuto lntui'tneM linti Imuu ln
tioiittd ulioiit the huililiiiy oeeuHi'd liv
Iliu Miusiui linn xinitu Hie iluy Mr.
MurKHli wnm wlinl Mini the ltUK'tie
were oil duty wlioii Mr. Moittiii ar
rived. Mr. .MnrgHn iiimukiumI to have eii
tiiely Hoovered frum thu liullet
wound. Ili lace wiim buiiutnl nml
lie WHlkod with a rapid ami tinu Mi'.
families rith incomes eoual to tlin (:irn-
. i. . i, . '.
nigs oi luu.uuu worKiimiiun.
The'rich,"2nc'ceutof
of the wealth of the nation.
hixty-iiytxper cent own less than five per cent.
jiKiui'ial conditions are responsible lor our
Wmttrfiroblcms. '
Labor and living conditions in this country are such
today that immigrants only come from Ttaly, Russia, Austria-Hungary
mil other "backward" nations of Europe.
The progress and prosperity of a nation are measured
by the welfare of its people. With such economic condi
tions existing, with the poor becoming paupers and the
rich billionaires, the remedy offered by our savings bank
ers is the inculcation of thrift in a nation.where only thrift
enables half the people to exist now!
It is evident (hat before trying to regulate its neigh
bors or interferring in the quarrels of Europe, the United
States should set its own house in order. Instead of big
navies and standing armies, let us have social justice.
To establish it is a task that calls for all the wisdom and
statesmanship of the nation a work in which old world
diplomacy has miserably failed, a problem the new world
must work out for itself, for government should be some
thing more than a robber in time of peace and a murderer
in time of war, something more than an instrument to
exploit the many lor the lew.
AN
CIRCUS TO
BE HERE SEPf. 2
ACREAGE TOTAL FOR
WATER IS 13.925 ACRES
The Irrigation acreage Is now
13, !lf. Those signing yostorduy
were:
I'arm. Orch,
Previously roportod 3H5T So IS
Krauk Chrlstmau B
.1 II. 1'nlturnon c it
('. II. l.yeu A llro to
It. It. WIUhhi II GO
Jobu (lrb $
Mrs. OfcurlM II. Coiiniir,....
C. A. Knliatt .-.. : T
7tS SIS?
S1ST
QrHMtl tttUil .. . . iioas
I'MPORini, Pemi.. An?. Id.
Fuo men were killed nnd the golutiu
Iioiim' of the Aetna Kposie roui-
pan.v'h plant ut (lroe Hun, near lieiv,
were blown to piece (oiluv liv an
explosion. Two other huililiuKM were
badly duinuged nnd the entire eouu
try-Hide hhnken. The men killed
ueie the only employex m the building
when the eNploMnu oeeurml ami eoin
puuy olTicmlK Nuid the emne prob
nlilv would never be known. Tlie
i'iuiiinn hiix been engaged in Iilliiu
wur otders, it was hinted
The small lad's henrt leaps with
Klce.
And Just where youth stops nnd
old ngo begins Is a protty hard ques
tion to settlo when ono word Is men
tioned Circus.
Tunis' the magic word, nnd renlly
nnd truly now, doesn't that word
send a uhoniB or happy thoughts mid
momorlos chnslng through your
mind? And why shouldn't It?
Thero's no more t i mo honored amuse
ment than tho circus, no entertain
ment more Instructive, none that's
cleaner. Whojdocsn't enjoy wntchlng
tho cages and animals unloaded nnd
untiled to tho show grounds, tho bus.
tie nnd bustle Incident to getting
things ready for tho show, and tho
street pnrndo with Its tooting bands
nnd steam "plonnor" the "dolled-up"
show girls and tho clowns that guy
tho folks along tho route. You
betcher, Its fun, nnd I expect thnti
ynu-all nnd wo-nll will bo tharo.
Thu Al O. Damon big three rjng
wild niilmul circus will be hero on
Thursday, Septombor '-. nnd will give
porformnucos nt 2 o'clock nnd 8
o'clock.
Tho Hnriise show Is well known to
nlmost overy resident in town nnd In
tho surrounding country, it exhibit
ed hero Inst year and "inmlo good."
SAFE IDC FOR
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1C Dismis
sal of two mldshipmnn and tho dis
ciplining of twelvo others for nllegcd
"cribbing" nt tho united States navnl
ncademy, are wealed- today as u
result of to'.i findings of tho court of
inquiry which Investigated Irregular
ities In oxunlnntions and recitations
nt tho acaficmy.
Tho midshipmen dismissed with
tho approval of President Wilson
were llnl h M. Nelson, Jr., of Pecks
kill, N. Y , nnd Charles M. Itcaglo of
Wcllsvllle, Ohio.
Drastic changes In tho conduct of
examinations are recommended by
tho court In a unnnlmous report of
Its Injutry begun in Juno. Abolition
of tio practice of giving out "dope"
or advancod Information unless
heads of department Issue It by mem
ornndn, and less rigorous cxnmlua
tlons nro the principal recommenda
tions.
,.
MEXCAN
MA
E
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1C Assur
nuccs that Gcncrnl Cnrrnrua will not
obsetruct tho delivery of tho Pan
American npopal to Mexico reached
tho state departmen today In a mes
sage from C. H. Pnrkor of tho Amer
ican cmbnssy staff In Mexico City,
saying Gcncrnl Pablo Gonzales, Car
rnnza's commander thore, hnd "prom
ised safo conduct to tho mossougor.i
who are to carry tho appeal to Gcn
ornl Zapata and others."
Parker also reported destitution
among Americans In tho capital, nnd
said 120, being nldcd by tho Amor
lean embassy attaches, had nskod for
transportation to tho United States.
Advices fiom Monterey said Vllln
forces under Hosallo Hcrnnutloz nnd
Itnuol Madero, had advanced within
nine tongues of tho city.
No ropllm to tho Pan-American np
pcul had reached hour today,
TIII'TItLTII
Koroninn Is that renlly true, Pnt7
Pat To toll yez toh truth I'm
bin'.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
w
laJI-al A.kTnarlracl.t(r ,
i in.iep i,imn4 iirNa
fill. In llrd ) uld mculllcS
lif. toltl lth Illu. RIUwu.
m otavr. liir rv.ip
ihaViim IIIIA.NI 1-II.I.M. &
tilkOOTuUlt. Slf.lt. AIrtH.IIU,l
SOtD BV DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
THE PAGE
.McdfoidV Lending Thentrc
Cool, Comfnrtnblo,
tllntcd.
Well Von-
MONOAY AND TUESDAY
HEXItY II. WAUTIIAMi nnd
Itl'TII STONHHOUSH
In n thrco act Kssnnny dramn
TEMPER
Sixth Chnptcr of
Tho Sorlal Ilenutirul
THE GODDESS
Two Parts with
Anita Stewart nnd Kurlo
WIHIams
LILLIAN WALKER
In tho Vltngrnph Comedy
A Keyboard Strategy
WILLIAM VAWTER
In Popular and Clusslcal Songs
Kvery afternoon nnd evening.
r.-10-lGc
COMING M'odnesdny afternoon
and evening, and Thursdny af
ternoon, William I'ariium In tho
powerful production THE NIGGER,
HELP THE KIDNEYS
MiMlfonl llendei-s Arc Irtvtrnlng Tho
Wny.
It's tho llttlo kidney Ills
Tho Intne, weak or aching back
Tho unnoticed urinary disorders-
That mny lead to dropsy and
Ilrlghts' disease.
When tho kidneys nro weak,
Help them with Donn's Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys. . nine's havo been used In kidney
troubles for 50 years.
Endorsed by 30,000 people en
dorsed by citizens of this locality.
Frank Knsshnfer, bailiff County
Court, Applegate Itond, Jacksonville,
Ore., says: "lor ycarB I worked as
a miner nnd It caused kidney nnd
bladder trouble Tho pnin first at
tacked mo In tho small of my bnck,
especially whim I got up In tho morn
ing. I nlso hnd troublo with tho kid
noy secretions. Donn's Jvldnoy Pills
soon removed tho complaint."
Price oOc nt all dealers. Don't
simply nsk for n kldnoy remedy- got
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Kasshafcr had. Foster-Millnirn
Co., Props., lluffalo, K. Y. Adv,
MIC CHOLERA
10
I
SHARON, Pu Aug, lit.- Passen
ger trains on tho Mahoning division
n the Uiiv railioad luiwi been equip
ped with a duvlce which records the
Mioud over the entire distance tra
wirsod. If ut tho ond of tho run it
shows that tho spoed has oxcoodqd
that proscribed by tho rulos thu on
glnemon nro tnispnudod Trains nro
permitted to travel slt miles uu
hour, but nn onglueor has a margin
of st mlltw above that pcod.
With Medford Trado Is Meaford Made
ST
HELEN'S HAI.I,, l'OHTI,.Nl.
OREGON
Dlocosan IloardliiK and Pnv School
for girls under the enre of Tho Sis
tors of St. John llantlst Korti-Sov.
Eor cat
yiHRumiAN .vrrocAit company
rri....t ri...i.t..
..IliV i mi. m - --- -
Lye Medford iiullv nxannt Snn.'onth )oar begins Sept. 15
day for Ashlund, Tltnt and Phoonlx, mlrt, Tho sutor Supeilor.
S n. w., 1.15,
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
I.ftdy Aseumnt
W H. UAUTMriT
I'honon M. 47 nd 47-JU
iiwbulut0 bortlo CvroRcc
GENEVV, Vug. IB. Asiatic chol
era has appeared at Cannstntt, Wnr
tomberg. An of filial notice sa)s on
ly ono cuso has iluvolupeil that of n
German soldier on leave" who con
tracted the disouse In Gallcla and
that even precaution U being used
to prevent I hi spreading of the con
tagion
STAR THEATRE
TODAY
ONLY
JESSE L. LASKY
Ilroiiilwji) V
present
rimuitu Star
CoiiumIIiiii
- '
Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
Diamond m (ting nnd Engraving
Ml work en .unteed
Auati intiing mul mouutlns
MARTIN J. REDDY
THE JEWIXKIl 212 E. Main St.
A
-
st S a. m., 1.15. 1:10, t:lt nnd
10:15 p hi. (Saturday ut U:lt p.
ill. Suunar Iwivu at ' 00 and 11:00
a. in, 110 t:IO aud 9.J( p. m.
Lohvo Askbuid dally uwuit Sunday
at 9t00 n. in., 11. 10. i:J0. 1:10 aud
T no p m aud Sunday nt 10 00 n
hi 1; uovli, 1 on, t and 10.30 i in.
Belmont School
(For Boya)
21 miles outh of Sn Frtnclsca
.. W II irk I cti la our bojt what
tnouflith ( ih tavi.h (ur rr1utr rnlr
ftnnnviuiut,. t m nlllultonlttalaUinilcn
rrtilUl ,n n viuninati in im mev li of
Mir.i4tfcu. lluitnt Tb Uua.huriu
ImiiwuuI r. iwiif r u1 vi. hoj.
Kit4tfnriair. UAreiiiylMvrm Solf.
nlifuiir i iu.irfliy ruiAtfU btcb fflTM
polublxvr. . iJi.lroiihi4rit uijiir
uuflk(i l lulu(IUr4Ulturnt nj IU
lira. n.. t. it uii. Vllun tiifi.r I'M
H'HIMI J ". (at'lllWUKKIWI.
W T Ul i.i ll.u Jlulri Una .lWliuouUlVl
WALLACE EDDINGER
In a most elaborato plcturlzatlon or ono of tho most phenomenal
ly successful farces ever produced
A Gentleman
of Leisure
In H Paris
By John Stnpleton nnd P. G. Woodhouse,
Tho Btory or a rich young society man who made a wagor that ho
could commit it burglary without being caught. How ho mndo a
pnrtnerbhlp with n real thief nnd tried to rob tho police commis
sioner's house, togothor with n thousand diverting dovelopmpnts, all
culminating In nn oxqulslto romnnro.
A Paramount Mtignxlno given to each patron today,
PRICES
5c and 10c
UNION FEED AND
LIVERY STABLE
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MOTORISTS
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ROADS of
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON and
BRITISH COLUMBIA
They arc all in tho new
ROAD BOOK
You should have one.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 AND 17
5 AND 10 CENTS
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In Mason's Vivid Tales of the Battlefields.
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ADMISSION 5-10 CENTS
E. G. Kay Manager.
Mrs. E. G. Kay, Cashier.
R. G. Patch, Operator
Miss Golda Barns, Pianist
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