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MEDFORD ItATti TRIBUNE, afEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915
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Official Paper of the City of Medford
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?norn Plroulntlon far 1314, 258
Iiill learod m.rt A"welit',d Pr !!-rtrliot
:hn " v't x commenting; upon John D. Roekefeller, Jr.'s plnn for
o' iX ameliorating; conditions in the Colorado mine fields,
Amos Pinchot calls attention to the fact that while permit
ting his employes to bargain with the company through
small local unions, he denies them affiliation with the real
union, the strong labor organization with rational scope
and power, to which he denies both recognition and exist
ence. Air. Pinchot says?
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FOR ALLIES' FAILURE
IN IHE BALKANS
MERLIN, Oct. 15. Tho assertion Is
mado by tho Tagoblott that Thcophllo
Dclcasse, who recently resigned as
foreign minister of France, opposed
tho lnndlng of French troops at Sa
lonika
"Perceiving that popular opinion
was turning against him," tho Tago-
blatt ndds, "Dclcasse seized upon tho
pretext of tho Salonlkl expedition as
tho reactionary politician, who opposes progressive machinery of gov-' n reason to resign. Ho was thus ablo
There arc few Intelligent persons today who do not realize that po
litical machinery alono does not and cannot produce real democracy.
Economic power Is tho only dominant power of tho world. Without a
fair division of this power between tho different classes, democracy Is
Imposslblo and drops to the level of a mere catch-word for political
campaigns.
After nil tho ngltatlon and education of tho last two years; after
tho strikes with their bloodshed and loss In money and suffering, it Is
discouraging to find capital tho great bulk of capital has learned
nothing, and Is thinking of nothing, except how to relnforco Its power.
ThlB means that tho chief fight for democracy must bo made, not against
BLAME
DELCASSE
crnmont, but ngninst tho Industrial absolutist who dominates society by
economic power
Tn bri'T Mi Roel:'i Ilea's plan h .,,hmh- .1 clrrr
, ' scheme to crush unionism, denying to organised labor the
FJMOrlimrt failing to receive l!iaa ..Mt,.1 Uxr nvrrcmirnrl nnr fnl ihn virrlif irx lnvr,o5,.
I JIUO upn vu hi wiiiuif t m ' h'mui iti. iititi iw run uii
Jr its output. Tt is true that ii will resull, f cinporniMlv :U
least, in bettering conditions, but the small local union is
powerless to stand against a powerful connm like K.x ke
feller's, unless sustained by the enrriutr of otln r unions
similarlv emploved elsewhere
.Mr. Rockefeller's hiphly fiutfd Kfomi i sunly the
substitution of iintenvilisin for democracy - -a paternalism
that works for the destruction of democracy and the
strengthening of plutocracy. Tt establishes a feudal rela-
iqn between emplover and employe, similar to that be
nvi'tn the baron of the dark ages and hist serfs. Like all
of bur efforts at paternalism, it will breed discord.
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to disappear from tho political thca
tor In the attltudo of a man who fore-m-v
rnlnmltles nnd warned tho nation
whllo in reality he, togethor with'
President Polncaro and War Minister-
Mlllerand, brought nbout tho present
situation."
Tho Vosslscho ZcZHung says:
"Dolcasso's whole career was based
upon tho Idea of rovengo. Ho enter
ed parliament with a speech in favor
of a Franco-Russian alliance. Ho al
ways represented tho Idea of war on
Gcrmamny. Ho was Inspired by tho
Into King Edward, ono of tho most
nctlvo workers for tho Isolation of
Oormany. In 1905 Clomencau thought
that Dolcasso had disappeared from
public life never to return. But ho
I did reappear nnd ho Is now abandon
The vifrlit of the laborer must rest on something besides l0d t'r l9 '0rmer assistants,
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When plcoplo begin to speak woll
of man- -ovlybody think must bo
dead.
Tailor man When clustomor say
clant play for suit till next year
telloo suit no finish till noxt year.
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Harry A dotcctlvo is a mlan who
poko noso In othor plcoplo business
whllo mllndlng his own,
Elgn-la Alcaa, Mich., theater:
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Pass away ono quiet ovon-
ing hero,
IVrlinps Tills Will Interest tho Small
Hoys tho Most
(From Sturgeon Ilay, Wis., Advocato)
After a delay of a month or more
the piping for tho wator pump fin
nllv arrived and tho connections aro
to bi made on Sunday. Tho reason
that this delay Is utilized for doing
tho work Is becauao it will bo nocos
sary to shut off tho wntor supply for
half n day. Pcoplo In tho linblt of
taking tholr baths on 8unday morning
aro advlsod to perform this duty on
Saturday ovcnlng to nvold being dh
appointed.
TM)iiry Llinorlckrt
Thev H'M fhst Uif fa mod Paris hnllea
Arii . et ,iHX mklng sholls,
And they novor complain,
Of tho work and tho strain,
Out a mouso fills tho factory with
.
Also, Bpoaklng of weddings, Mr. U.
NMIonrd of Now York and Miss Mllllo
Wood of Liberty, N. J., woro marrlod
tho othor day. p. 8. Eddlo Plank
was among tho gnosis.
Hiilrnmrlno Sid nnd tho Mcmmlri
1IY CHAltLES II. 11IUSCOM,
(Continued from yostorday.)
v (Copyright. 1915, by tho News-paper
C Untoriirlso Assoolatlon..
vfcTho submnrlno dived with a whistlo
and roar,
'And In half u Jiffy hit tho old soa
floor.
J O'er valleys It scootod, down moun
9 tains It blld,
"IU-oodlo-dl-oodio,,"BRng Submarlno
Bid.
I3ut suddenly Sid put his foot on tho
broko,
And yells: "Hoy I Avabll For tho Lord
' Harry's snkol"
.Ho comes to u etop with a frightful
caroeu,
For a sight dead nhoad of his rod
biibiunrlno,
'A tnormnld taking hor Saturday bath
Itlght on tho flour In tho tubma-
rluo'ii pUil
6o Submarine 8id comUs his hair Just
n .utt,
"(In his admiral's tops fc will maka
quite a hit)
And ho splU In the Mn and ho loaps
4 irom iuo prow,
4And toforo tho boa HMldon be utakoa
jl a low bowl
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the benevolent will of his master. There is an increasing
uipplv of labor, and only through labor unions can the
wjitre-cnrncr light for a trifle of economic power. Denied
this, he must accept what is offered or join the cver-in-
reasing ar:u of tho unemployed.
their decision
Franco."
comes too lato for
RUTH ST. DENIS AT
PAGE THEATER TONIGHT
Ruth St. Denis, tho world's Kreat-
The Rockefeller plan is the dense of the industrial "t dancor, assisted by Tod Shawn,
ilolutist to perpetuate his power.
JUSTIFYING WAR FOR LOOT
nnTIF LOK.M ANZI'.rOFR of Berlin welcomes Bulgaria
J- as an ally of Germany, assertincr that ''the Bulirar-
ians would have remained at peace if it had been possible. !
out war was lorccu upon them, just as it was upon Gcr
many.,, Tt was, in precisely the same manner. Germany
wanted the earth, and having prepared for half a century,
started out on the first available pretext, after prepara
tions were complete, to grab it.
Bulgaria wanted Macedonia and as much of Serbia as
possible, and cold-bloodedly bargained for it, accopting the
highest bid for her services. Then she proceeded to mob
ilise and invade before declaring war.
There is this merit about the Bulgars. There is no
sham pretense of self-defense, no fol-de-rol of tho father
lands, being in danger, no affectation to the effect that the
breaking ot treaties and violation of neutral nations are
necessary for self-preservation, no buncombe about great
ideas and humanity. Tt is acknowledged a war for booty
uid spoils.
But leave it to the destroyers of the Lusitania to wrap
the cloak of sacred purposes and holv intent, and of pas
sionate patriotism about any cause that furthers their ends.
Even the bloody massacres of the Christian Armenians arc
sanctified when perpetrated by such noble allies as the
Turk.
L
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and a company of famous dancers
will appear at tho Page theatre to
night In a roportolro ot Oriental and
modern danso classic, nowest diver
tissements, featuring tho Qardon of
Kama tho South Soa Island dances,
tho Peacock, tho Ballet Egytlcnno,
Danso Japanese tho Naturo Sorlcs
and danso of Fourteenth Dynasty.
This Is not a moving plcturo show
nn.d will bo'a treat to lovers of beauti
ful dancing.
Curtain at 8:30.
Noricn
No hunting ortrosposslng permit
ted en our lands,
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for
NEW YORK, Oct. 1C Roproscn
tatlves of (ho bureiu of investigation
of tho department ot juctico havo do
mandod that Max Loudon, also known
as Count Max Lynar Iudon, who
xays ho lh of tho Clorniun nobility, Bur.
render n nssport lusuod by tho Unit
ed States government last July. Lou.
don was hold hero today lu dofault
of bull on a bigamy chaigo.
Balkan-Teutonic Secret Pact
LONDON, Oct. 1C It Is openly ns
Bortod In llerlin that a seorot treaty
exists between Urcoco, Uormany nnd
llulKarla, says tho Morning Post
Uorno correspondent.
RICHMOND, Va., Oct 15. Gover
nor Stuart lias ordered that tho will
of Martha Washington recently ro
turned to tho stato by .1. Plerpolnt
Morttnn, bo gon Into tuo custody ot
Fairfax county, from which it wns
stolon during tho civil war. It will
bo formally delivered to tho chairman
of tho Fa(r'ax board of Biipcrvlsors
, Monday and will tako Its former placo
in tho court house.
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Saturday
Prices
Lard No. 5 G0c
Lard No. 10 $1.20
First-class Chuck Steak..l6c
Round Stcahs, lb 17c
Choice Sirloin, lb ..". 18c
Brisket Boil, lb 8c
Plate Boil, lb 10c
Choice Pot Boast, lb.l3c-14c
Shoulder Boast Pork... 120
Bacon, per lb 18c
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Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy,
thick with a mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.
(To Se ooHtlavot.)
Tho man who inTotl (Mrs tor
vwewH to woar in sumww will jmJ
jIiV;cerno out with a imui Itat (
&flwfotf adorniuont.
Tlie old-time mixture of Fapo Te nd
Ktilphur (or darkmlng gray, etrcAlri
anil fmlod lutlr I griindmuUicr's troat
inut, ami, fulki aro ng-kln lulng it to
Wwji their lmlr a gvil, ern olor, which
it mto 6ciull)fl, r we are living in n
ago when a youthful apixuranca is of ik
grrMut attnnt.ig
Nowaday, though, wo don't liTe the
trouhtcnoiiie tnak of gathering the rape
snd tho iiuimv mixing t home. All
drug fttnr cr thn rr'Vly-to um product
caIUm "V.vith'ii tNiga and (Sulphur Hair
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tie gray hair ilUaniiMU. but vrhat de
litfat tlw k.llea with Vcth' Sago and
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tktv. it l9 prolurm that Mft luttre
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iTcalng Ku.lp' anil falling hair, .
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The Page
Medford's Leading Theater
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 15
cuuT.vix 8tat. cAitm.un lnoo
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
NOT A MOTION PICTURE, BUT
THE WORLD'S GREATEST DANCER
Ruth St. Denis
Assisted niV1 Cliovsm And a Famous
by 1 til OlldWIl Company of Dancers
NATIVE HINDOOS AND ENSEMBLE
riuisnxTixo iiiM'ntToiur. or
ORIENTAL, CLASSIC AND NEWEST MODERN
DANSE DIVERTISSEMENTS
irvri'iiiNG
THE GARDEN OF KAMA THE PEACOCK
THE NATURE SERIES SOUTH SEA DANCES
txwii'iii.TK bi'i:ci.Tj hci:m:iiv, t.oittiKoi.s (osTOir-s, hhau.
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