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Newspaper Page Textrf j pa arc "fottt?, arEDFOKD MATL TRTBFNK MEDFORD, OT?KflOT, VKDXESTAY, REPTEMPTCT? 22. 101,-j. n ifc w " ' -Jl I.: fen I fca . r 'oUt. 'rOH "ft- 1. 1 ', if MEDFORD JMA1L TRIBUNE AN INHKI'i:,'llK.NT NHWHl'ATMMt . I't'IH.lXIIKD KVicnv Ai-Ti:itNOoS KXCKPT Hl'NUAV I1V Till; MDDFUitb l'lUNTINd CO. JUST MERE KICKERS Office Mull Trtlmrn UulUlIng, 2G-2"-North Fir tiel; telephone Ji. The Dcmoernllc Thn. Tim Med font Mull. Tin McOfortl Truune, Th Mouth em Oregunan, Tlio Ahlnnu Trbune. SUBSOBtTTIOK RATES 8 no ycnr. by mat IS.OQ ne month, by mull 60 Pr month, diihcrtd by carrier in M ml ford, l'hjnlx, JacknonvIlM nni Central Point ... .CO Kattmlay only, Ly mall, pr year... 2.CTU WwKiy, per year 1.10 Official T'pr of lh City f Moilrord. Official l'nper of Jncknon County. iJntered an Hocona-clnn matter nt AlMlfwd. Oregon, under the net or ilarch 3, 19?'J. Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2CSS. Full Immi wire Associated Press din' patctica. Subscribers falling to recolve papora promptly, phono Clrcu- Utlon Managor at 2G0R. HONG KONG KOLUM Hiiro inlnn rim ullnr.amen lovmj two glrl'a ut snineo tlmu If lliuy don't know It, (IUTTIM IIUOTIIKIIB. , Prlvnto Dulcet Ivefl. Columbus, O, A flood l'niflt fFrom tlio HopkliiMvtllc, K, Ken ttlcklan.) Undo Tom Profltt, aged 81 nitd tlio Widow Ooodo, ngod 71 worn mar ried In Monroe county, Tim proacher iiutild u OdoiIh Profltt In tying tho Jfnnt. Mrs. Bophln Drlnkwlno of Walllng fonl, Conn,, -who Iiiih Just tiled, loaves n daughter nnnioil Airs. Louis Cham, lingne, who IIvoh In Mcrldon, Conn. A Hon Ckii Rhyme Thc.ro wiih tin old darkey nitinrd Hoop Who wiih tukon to hod with n whoop. "Chicken pox," wild Doc Drown, Hick repllod with n frown, "I'o u month I nln't seen nary n coop," I'rniii Vuiidctllhi Mnbtillo I.owIm nud Paul McCarty: "Vou aron't koIiik to kiss inu to. lny7" "No, motlior wouldn't llko It " "Mother Isn't going to got It." "Thin Ih your birthday, Isn't It? l'vo not HomathliiK for your head." "A lint?" "Xo u vacuum oluHiior." "Quit picking on inu. Don't you know Just cftini throush n painful UHonitlon?" "It that to " "Von, u man took ten bouoa out of my IimiI." .Stella' llurgttln Counter Tldoa and mi minor rorlrt Until gown in with "long, groin rolea" Mil go out "brok." Many hoHMt mow art aiiimro )ioa hi vrooked holM. IMnyliy? Slil'o A wH-kHOW New York urtlat iMtly paid a vlalt tu tint Koatueky mountain country lu urdar to palut ore iilaturaa of tha aeanary. He diaNCWt upon a eottage awetiK the klila niVAiMl with wild hoHtv-MirHe vlnw wtth which ha bcaui on nhanlml. Anpraarblng thla hut from the pathway ha taw a Unk mouBUinti aawlHg wchmI In Ike doornrt. Tln artlat aat up hla xaaal and rwaan to kalrli In thH cot taut aad trw. l'lu ally, tha luountaltiaar Hpraht. "What you Ih doln,' aihritrT" ka aakad Miiplctounly. "1 am palming your tilctuiwaqtte dwMlllng." ntpHad tho imlutar. Tb but dwellor llaapitMirotl nud oaio Ua-k Ih h fow moitiaiita with hla wife aud OHiightsr. "Ming ye' ho an 14, jwlatlng tu tko painter at rk, "l'vo got wo wit )iOMPa your doll' thla aj yai' iiwh exptn." Mawkar Buy jgwr, air? Million No, taJMitf. iiuBifi inn og fnr rwir wtr. T? X-PKKSID13NT TFV sforcs Prcsidciii Wilson on -' flic ground tlmt the lattcr's .Mcxicjin policy is "neither watchful nor waiting." Ex-President liooscvell misses no opportunity to de nounce President Wilson's foreign policy in toto.' It is time that some good-sized, courageous, justice-loving audience hissed these ex-presidents off the stage when they make such attacks. Tai't, as president, gave us a Mexican policy that got nowhere, settled nothing and he handed our relation with Mexico over to Woodrow Wilson in the rankest sort of condition. He should have kept his mouth tightly shut about Mexico from the date that he was turned out pf office, by a country unanimous, save as to LTtah and Vermont. As presidentPoosevelt's most im portant action toward foreign nations was bis "taking" of I'm .. i i1 It it j-anaiiia, an aci 01 sucn (iiimous cnaraetcr.tnat 11 is ques tionable whether we will not have to make mi abject apol ogy and pay $25,000,000 in order to ease tho national con science and conserve the national reputation for common honesty. Put even if the foreign )olicies of these two men, both tried as president and both later repudiated, had been above criticism, the fact remains that they offer no im provement on policies which they so vigorously condemn. They do not say what they would do were they in Presi dent Wilson's place. J laving been president, they assume the capacity of experts, bill declare no remedies for the rllegcd evils. Any fool can make a kick. The expert who kicks is, in justice and reason, bound at ieast to suggest a remedy. Jf the public is to draw its own conclusion as lo what Taft or Roosevelt would do if president at this time, it would be only logical to conclude that Taft's Mexican policy would sironglv resemble Wilson's and Ihat Roosevelt would "take" Mexico, (lermany. Austria and Turkey. The Taft -Roosevelt criticisms of Wilson's foreign pol icies are purely poppycock, senseless au1 cowardly, and it is about time thai some public audience recognized them UK such. SQUIRREL. FOOD "DREAM DOPE BY AHE.RN MArVAseR fAC-seAWeeoiTVie 1 nfV WR SCPP05CO T'vIGH 133 AT 3 O'CLOCK Kl.O 1&?LARC H6RC t3. Rldr(r ON TTtei MAf?K BUT V0UR AAN IS 17 f POUNDS' OvfeR ALTHOUGH TH Kll ND MYSELF Ae WiUJrJfe -To uerr Hi ENmR THE RIN AT THAT WE(GHTi we think that Your vop&eneUT IN PICKING SI6 SOFTONP To RGFeREr5 WAS VRV Wr lMrrc?rli Ioa?) fl.poNTuKe-ml Xvt HAvmnr- LLU UtWANTA&e t r;v 1 o&r mv 'Sold students must be resldrnlB of said District No. 22, nt time of tak ing school ct-nsus, Immediately pro ccpdliiR tlm finishing of the tenth grade. Mr. nnd Mrs. ltelmer have Just re cently returned from a protracted visit In California. They havo friends In San Diego and San Fran clueo. Welborn Ueeson, Mr. Hutterfleld and D. Ooddard left last Saturday for the Sijuaw Lake country to In VPNtlfiuto the IrrlRatlon proposition. Lester KInley of Dig Applegate Is visiting his sister Miss Dernlce Fin ley of Talent for a few days. Rev. Williams who Is holding evan gollstlc meetings nt the Christian church preached Sunday afternoon at Wagner creek school house. Thero was an excellent crowd and tho nor mon wns enjoyed by all, Miss Wlnnlfred Reynolds spout last Saturday nnd Sunday with Mrs. Catharine Van Dyke west of Phoenix. Frank Hohlrldge and family, Char ley Holdridgc and family, Mr. nud Mrs. Frank Koed nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Hurley gave Mrs. M. A. Matte son a pleasant surprise Saturday, September IS, In honor of her 71 th birthday. Each contributed u well filled lunch basket nnd tho aitrprlso was enjoyed by nil. SELL BONDS FIRST IN voting to delay action upon the proposed $1,020,000 cily paving rebuilding issue, until it is determined ...I..ii1.... it. I. I ' ..111 t 1 ( . 1 Jl i ! wiiriuer tuc nouns count ne soui.n issued, me city council acted wisely. To vote the bonds before a market has been secured is to put the cart before the horse. Unmarketable 'bonds would be useless, and the fact that they had been issued aud could not be sold, would necdlesslv'destrov the citv's d.. ' ... it. There will be plenty of time, afler the sale of the bonds ban been dehuitely arranged, to provide an election and other necessary details. It is also the part of wisdom to have the legal procedures satisfactory to the bond-buyer, and hence avoid the delays and expense of litigation. In any such huge transaction as mortgaging the city for a quarter of its assessed valuation, in addition to the present bonded indebtedness of over half a million, making the total city indebtedness 1,701, HSU upon an assessed val uation of $-1,200,000, it is wisdom to act cautiouslv antlcon- servativeh. Haste makes wastf. News From Our Neighbors BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES F RENCH WARSHP RESCUESAIVIERICANS Mr M Ulan- IM."ii ll.ikrr- r'isr n iJlOi- imuou- -Ha vat, i tin- TjUwkr w .ii. buy V7"" '"' PAKIS, Sept 22 -Tho rescuo h.v French wnrHhlpB of u largo baud of Ari:cnlniiH from punmlug TurkK Ih rocountud lu a attttemuut ixsued liibt night by tho mlnlntry of murine "Purtuitid by Turk," says the Htiitomont, "fiOOO AriuoniniiB, 3000 of whom woro women, children and old iiinu, look rofugo In tho DJobul Mouh- a mountain- ut tho end of July, They Huecoodml In keoplng tholr nMaatlnntM at bay until the beginning of Septum bor. 'Ammunition and provlaloua thon gave out and thoy would Inevitably havo aucrnmbod had tiey not auc- roiNlod In gutting word of their grave situation to a Frourb crulr. IiiiiihmI- talttly cruhwra of tho Froueh blurk- adliiK ao.uatlrou off Hit Syrian conat wtuit to their help and took all ii tliHiu to Port Said, where tlie wire luatalli'it lu a iiniiniinl i.un.. ' VHLSDN CONSDFRS SPECA L SESSON V VSHIN'tiTON, Sept 22 The advlsiabilit) of tailing a special hod slon of the senate within tho next mouth In being xerioUHly cnnsldorod by 1'ronldeut Wilson, It wita said to day ut tho While lloiiKii. If tho Kt slon Ih rnlled It will be primarily to give tho Konnto an opportunity to re vive Ita ruloH lu ordor to curtail de bate. Tho senate ban hail n Haealal com wltteo working on the propood rtv vlalou of the rttlaa since tha luat aea- hIoii 10 DECIDE REPUBLl I'KKINO, Kept. 22 The .ouiull 0( Htata advbHMl Piealdant Yuan Shl Kal to4ny to call a etiUona eouven tlon to act on u uch eotiatltutlnn which will determine If China U to b a raiKtbUr or a monarchy. 'Pnla raeomwiendatloH tranafora the raonab)tty Yuan Shi Kal. There are rumara that Wv will daolcnato the row net l of btate a a ritiiona oonvea tlon. thua uvolitiug th nweaalty f hoMIng an election. A TTAGK ON SONORA I W SHINt; ION, Sept. 22 Advlcoa U' the Htute deii.utiiieut toila eon nine report that (leuernl Villa U , iimMiiK all avallablH force in north- ru MeUo Into the tuto of Souorn wltn the evident mriHMt of attack iiik the Cairiiiua I room there under command of (ienernl Calleti. More IImii .i dorcu 'tH. troop trains puaAod Jiiurt' and proevetU'd toward Sonora. Mr. itml Mrs. II. II. Smith, Mr. iit.d Mrs. Ilcil.i and Nellie Smllli pn-si'il through lnuii MiiihImv on their vr.iy to the vnlle.v. MUb FMitli Fiedenburg Iiiih heen appointed teuclicr of the intermetli nte room in (lie plaee of Mis Ford, who tailed to eeiue. No word has been iceeivetl Iroui lier. Hav I'nikerV school commeiiceil the l.'ltli of IIih mouth. He In tench iu ut the Higiiilmtliiim district school. John Seller it home HKiiiii from nerous Hie inounl.ijiiH. Mr. nnd .Mr. 0. II. Morris iinutl l". S. .Morria ImvoJiceii woikimr tit the l'celor much fgr the Inst wtvk. Mr. CndaouV tfnther if vi-iting them. '' ' Genu AlhrtH ' ig hack In 1 tut tc Fnll to go to xjbhoid. lie hn heer working up ut Itniielu'iiii. MidheiV club IhuiiU Wednesday nl tcrnoon at the chapel to clert new ol'ricei. The Hut to Fulla Iiiacli schoid ln.s have oivtmixcd n tenuis cluli, .Merrill Stewart lieinit prettideut, l.etcr Smitli vice-president, nnd Oletm Al berts aliuriff. lie linn collete-i 5i0 cents from hoiiio unfortunate Hiin pliivniK with their shoes on. Hay Spencer' aiMlor, 3 Int. Fniii- fun, nod two daughter tire Itciv i- itrnif. A school election tVM held Septem ber 17 to elect a now director lo fin ish the unexpired torwi of H. W. Dar ker, who has reaigtim. Mark Dakur vn elected. Itelutivcs from AHlilaiuid' iitt'(l Mr. Abbott S'luilni'. I Joy M allies and bfide iwssisl throiitth Hull.' I'allp Sumlitv on their way to Jtauelu'Hn. HenleK mid Smith' let timed from (he alloy Sunday afternoon. Several of the girla wont ou n i4t'- nie Sunday. Tlioy took their supper, TALENT TALK EJvn Coleman of Talent Is unable lo attend Hchool today owing to an incident. While out horseback rid ing her horse mumbled, throwing her over his head In rather n bad position rendering her unconscious for about an hour. She Ih recovering rapidly and wo hope to sen" her linck among us tomorrow, Anna Anderson Rtartcd to school Monday morning. Miss Anderson Is a sophomore nntl her classmates were glad to welcome her. .Miss Angle Dell was a high school visitor here yesterday. Sho spent half a day with us and made herself very usoftil In the domeatlc science room. Miss Mae Smith left last week for Xebaleni where she Is teaching this winter. Miss Nena Pace' and Itev. Ander son were united lu mnrrlago last Thursday evonlng nt the bride's home. Mr. and Mm. Anderson will make their homo In Tnlont. Kvorett Van Dyke, county rond auperlvlsor, In repairing a bridge on Wagner creek. Loroy Vnntnssol of Torrytown, X. V., is visiting his uncle, Mr. Lewis Drown, of Talout. .lohu Robinson recently purchased the C. W. Sherman houso nt sher iff 'a Hale. Ho has reutsd tho plnco to Mrs. Wlthrow who expects to movo In aome time this week. Superintendent J. P. Wolls visited our school last Tuesday morning. Mra. Itolmur, Mrs. Dowmnn, Mrs. DrooM, Mra. High and Mrs. Adnmson vlittml tho primary room In our school this past week. The Mlwitw Mabel and Freda Tav- lor eutertulnod with a dancing party last Friday night. At tho Inst meeting of tho Tulont kchool board, t he following wiih car ried: That Sohool District No. 22 will pay tho fare of all resident high Wns the Gold Hill fair a success? Well! Wo guess yea. In fact ono of the commltteo was hoard to any; "Why, the whole world Ih hero." MosdnmoH E. II. Davis and D. HoliiHH were flhopitors lu Central Point Monday. Mr. and MrH. II. J, Taylor and son Earl, left Monday for a wlntor'a vlHlt among relntlvtm In Arltunsas. Willow SprlngB wan very much in evidence ut the Cold Hill fair Satur day and were very grateful for the courtesy extended them by tho en tertainers. R. W. Eldon nnd family and thu Misses King nnd Chubbuck were guests of Ashlnnd friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were calling on friends in the Springs Sunday. Mr. Alexander -wan transacting business for the prune orchard Mon day. Word comes from Miss Parker that she Is well pleased with tho school near Dorby. Mrs. J. W. Elden Is entertnlnlng Miss Tillle Otinderson and Edith Shop herd of Elgin, 111., who are on route to tho San Francisco fair. O. M. Kennedy shipped n load of fine pears to Klamath Falls this week. Among the charming hostesses of tho weok giving grent pleasure to n number of hor friends was Mrs. J. Woody Elden, who with her husband, entertained n number of guasls nt a birthday evening at her at Inu live home "Green Acres" Tuoeday. lu anticipation of the pleasure the house hud been adorned with ntttuinn flow er nnd greens, nnd after enjoying a perfectly arranged menu, dancing and music were Indulged In during the remaining hours. Tho affair whs planned as a compliment to tho MIhkch Tillle Gunderson and Edith Shepherd who are house guests also Miss Roue Junes which was spread f) a I,ire n;ck od l.hoo, BtHl,0IlUi ,NMo mitcogj!fu,lv TO INTIIItt Itll.W Al'TO OAR CO. Time Tttblo tave MadfarJ daily ckxaapt Sun jr for Aakland, TalMtt and l'haenlx t a. n., I U. .1 .10 aiM 1:16 and !:! . m. tiaturday at UUS p. (g.) lnnbu- Wava nt s.M and 11:01 WttiMjrt.ja. m., !: i:M ang : n. nt. l.onM Annlnng dally erM nn4sy mhmm Nt J:0 a. W-. 1. iu. i U, III and on ta relt-7'go p. w and ftututvy at lo 00 a tin., 12 noun, too, , m.4 m 30 ;,. )u. UJNIHIN. Sept r: A declutch to Keuiora Telegram .-oniimin from Am- itartam aaya that awing to Ike ixit P'aed l) tb kMv artillery In the war, prevtalon Una beH mogo in the naw bndctH at Ttia llngne far In araaaag nhwImw el Mg oanaon and tores of anmuaitlmi. Ilune M4m CklM-Wkal tan tnay wfnn b lung wtntw rtnn Md peatlnn nf vhe 4a blih t-tti'it lfnie thf i,i of mot f- iioU tulkuip 10 jrlnia- 111 the middle ot Unite otvvk. .Ml had n good time. Lester Abbott hi' worliinff at Hili op's. Kev. nud Mr. Oftminon haxc .m t'ight-pouml ho at tkair home. IM A. Wright was ninuied t l.l 1 I., l'eelor in Medfnrtl, September 11, by Ke. SluchU They thouiilit thc welt) going lo 't'l out of llutte FulK witkoul :inom knowinic it ami wir- greatly suipn.-,l to he met at the depot with a rice ahowcr. Mi. uul Mrs. Wrtuhl hit Mntlfonl Suml.ix morning lor Salem, to -'t hi brother, t. V, Wright, on tlwu w.iv to Monmouth, wliere lliav eper i make their home for some tune. Mi Wright intends to hUmiiiI school then' to pr.imtv lihn-elf bailor for his fit tnr. work. Mr. anil Mrs. Wright have bulk taught for sone Inn.' 111 .laekstH Hiiiit, Mr. Wright being; unr priacipul for a nundiar ol years. Thev hae oir bst uUka for it H-ce--tul, huppv ful ne. In Our. Suivlj "1 o.'M-r hum or worrv " "What Inniuh ot the u"cniniint service an n iu, old mn '" : complete the ninth and tenth grades In tho Talent high school to Asuland, for the eleventh and twelfth grndes. GOTHIC THE NEW ARROW 2for25cCMLAK IT FITS THE CRAVAT HHnm&iSwjanflafnfHgngnW I CLUCTT PCABODY CO. Inc., Mim THE PAGE , MctlfortTs Loatlliig Theater . TONIGHT ONLY WILLIAM I'OX I'l-esetits Betty Nansen in Should a Mother Tell Everybody Should llohold This Won derful Triumph of tho Screen Tho Greatest of all Problem Pluys A Screen Sonaatton of Power Great Cast Include Stuart Holmes, Arthur Hoops, .loan Sothoru, Clnlro Whitney. Admission ."t(i-li"c. EfVfOVAL I havo moved my Shoe Repairing Shop across the street from my ojd loca tion on South Central and would bo pleased to sec nil old ctiBtomora nud thoso needing xhoo repairing. Notice the Dig Red Root. M. S. BIDEN WESTON'! HOP CAME BOB East Main Streets Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made anjT time ou place by appointment Phone 147-J We'll do thu rest 7. I). WESTON. Proc. nil irt-ri i"x-i 3Sbi.ti:j3rVU.:fcJ2 " ' Powell St. at P'FarrcIl SAN FRANCISCO p IieaJ.iuartirs for Callfor nions w Into ni t!nK the bxpo- fetttt Our commcHlious Jobby, K fine Rrrice, ami homelike KitJ rcitaurantill jpiai to you. fliH No Raise In Kates IU ci en n. r ... n W nx.ou icr uay jy r. Man.tgcntent Ohemr W, KcJIcy "Meet meat Ke.Vai.x" nsirrcra t' xm Hww iJSi?M WK"JCftJtPVi --"i ',r-- THE PAGE Bedford's Leading' TKeater John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Atsutant t s luuTLvrrr Phone M 47 and 17-Ja Amhulkure rknto Ooruafr 0) CO s CO U P H PROHIBITION A Six-Part Feature of the 'Different" Type It is titnelx mi its uitire-t, comp'n , m th. 'puiich" 1.1' it- -t.nv, nnd r... plcte with .iilion. Not a Sermon, but a Human Interest Story with a Convincing Argument Among the national tigiiirswnu wire specially photographed lot tin pictinc, most ot them .ipptMitnjr in scenes of tne stor', arc; Seeretar ol State milmui Janmua Uryau, Secrttary of the Xvy Josephns Dani.U. Senator Hi. hiuonJ Pearw I1mImm r AblwHia, ami the following Initid Stales senators r SkiifrMh or Oolnu, VnxUtnan f .Missisi,, Wrsl... I.. Jones 01 WitabinyuNt, lmrv T. Aahnrl at' Anamm, iluae R. Tlapp ot llissoim. Morris Shajtrmni ol Teg and Works at CaHlornia. nttm nw ot Uifir piviiHa to Hr m n wotimi iHare i. ao small feat! nnd tftr is an dk4 aw thai iMr oce kma. vht to ttw us,. of the film. 3 a. CD C) r-r rO 5 SHOWS DAILY Afternoon. 2 anil 3:45; Evening, 7:00,8:45 ajul 10:11. run ks Adults. u.,.r M.M.r. : lkiholix, l"ir. fliiUlun. 1.'