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PAGE FOUR MEDFPRP AfATL TttrttONE, JMEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, mm 1 u . i f'u P.- I i i" L'M I '.- m U 51EDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDKl'ENDENT NEWSPAPKlT pumlisiird rcvnrtv ai-tkiinoon HXCICPT HUNUAY IlYfTllli MKMKOltU PJ11NTINO CO. Office Mnll Trlbun- HulMIng, North Kir iitrefll; telephone 76. 87-29 The Democratic Tim, Tim Mfulfonl Mnll. Tho .Mcilfnnt Trlwne, The Houth cm OrcKOtinn, Tho Ashland Trhunc. SUBSCRIPTION KATE3 Ono ycnr, by mal IB.00 uno month, by man Per inontli, (li'iivnr.'il by carrier In Rledfonl, 1'hoonlx, Jacksonville. ami Central Point ....... Knturday only, by mall, per year.... Weekly, per year .& .GO 2.0U 1.E0 Offlolal T'ntKir of the City of Meilford. Official paper or Jneunoii county, Entered as aocoml-clai matter nt Moil ford, Oregon, under tho act of March 3. 1878. Kworn Circulation for 1914, 2E88. Pull leased wlro Associated Press dls patches. Subscribers falling to rccolvo pnpora promptly, phono Clrcu- latlon Manager at 2G0-K. 44 4f ttl4i4t4'l4 HONG KONG KOLUM 8tlolln AhUco how can tellco when Jim luvo you. Doob client go tip an' down llkco mlnn on movie fllluni? The Key In Kiicivsm "I own nil my wonlth u ml my fiimo to pluck," S a Id tho sllkhntteil mngnnlo Willi force "'Hut, who did you pluck (Importnnt, of courso,)" Asked tho nmbltloiiH young man dressed In (luck! KtollnV llai-gnlii Connlci' If tho renson you don't inovo In hot lor quarters In because you can't puy Ihu ront thun why not move Into hotter ijuarloru. m Today's llolliliigor David Jlulitbco tolU of ti iiuiirrul hotweon two theatrical men in n western 1101180,801110 yonra ago. Tho traveling agent Htartud out of tho door aftor tho hint night when thu lo cal hoiioo maniiKor accosted him. "Your show," said tho local man, "wns positively tho iottoniHt wo huvo ovur hnil horo!" "Btrnngo you think no," replied tho ngen, "wo had a remarkably Ioiik rtiu In Now York." "I'm borry," caino hack tho local mini. "Why soiry?" ttskert Miu.Djiicr. "Horry tho niillunio abandoned tlnY chaso!" I i Appnivutly Utnrjlmdy W Olnd ' WIhmi tho, Kola WllOt'l Sulnnailiio ,Sjil mid lie .Mciiualil (ContliunwJ Ih-tjin Snturiloy.) (Popyrlfht hy N. U. A;) Hid sotirohud through tlm puluoo In terrlhlo haste, And twice caught a Kllmpt of hor mackerul waist, liut she ailnhod like flnMiior and dlvod llko it iuiii, So poor Sid watidtiod bitck to bU iwl tiHbmurtuo. (Vir n yivir ami a half, tliroush th wilds of tii is9, Sid vmii lurwl b) thu HMrmald. or cllffa diu-it ajd. fto, Pant th rluli wroti; of fllmini. h followed Uml wilU. UhI h always rII atiort by about half a mllu. Wbu bl boat wa aloak ami bU mind was at Ma He put hack to lila baatg port of OtthulMrf. was imK.aiii aa4 thin, auii his MhUk-i nre raak, 11a was tiifi in .in .iton.i eop on th ban) nut r Ma frttuiU bad iioen 'AaJ all on i.riouui a (Jill HH hflll'll'iit In live lui lh mm x" or nil. iif n a iiiiniriin' . . c iiii h , tw (,. A Hit -Vn- ,., i.riMVII TRULY A UNUKIf (lio caption "A Corker" tho Portland Telegram, Saturday's issue, iin(.s a cartoon representing a Port laud manufacturer bottled up, with the stopper labelled "Different rates." The object of the carloon is io awaken protest in th" metropolis over the lower freight rates granted Willam ette valley points, despite Portland opposition by the In teiwtale Commerce Commission, for lumber shipments to California than enjoyed by Portland. "If such a course is persisted in. the lumber manufac l tiring business will leave Portland for good," shrieks the Telegram. The lumber business will do nothing of the sort. Portland cannot expect to do business forever at the expense of the rest of the state, which is entitled to enjoy its natural advantage of locution in marketing its prod ucts. The Telegram would stifle the development of industry in Oregon to" build up industry in Portland, a continuation of the pinhead policy that has over-developed Portland and under-developed Oregon. AVhal the Portland policy has done for Oregon and also for Portland is clearly shown in its commerce. -T 11) H the total commerce of Columbia river was $23,000,00 while that of Paget Sound was $J 3(5,000,000, and this di lerencc despite the expenditure of government millions t make deep water over the Columbia bar, to dredge th wiuamcuc to roruanu, io niaice uie roiiuiioia naviga in its upper stretches. It exists in spite of the fact II the Columbia offers a water Handicapped h.v a nam over If Portland or Columbia receive merchandise Io or from foreign ports, it must I shipped first to Puget Sound or San Francisco, becam ocean-going snips are noi avaiaioie. Why arc they not available? Why is Puget Sound eon meree six times as great as Columbia river? Pecatiso the Portland policy, advocated by the Telegram, of di crimination against the rest of Oregon for Portland's bei efit. ' Portland has always successfully opposed lermim rates, for Astoria, for fear Astoria 'ould profit thereb In (he same spirit Portland opposed equitable rates IV DakerCity, Mcdford and interior cities, lest these citit profit thereby. There is at against Astoria in favor of ential lorccs the trail ic to Puger Sound and robs the mout of the Columbia of the business it is entitled to. Portland figured that ships would pass up the Colun uia ports and iimkc the jiiuiropoiis ior cargoes ami pans oi cargoes. Kxpcricnc -.1 . llJ.l1. t IMI . .. '. snows inai nicy win noi. riicy cannol spare the time. I does not pay them. Consequently Astoria and the pori of the Columbia lose the business which a freight lari wall keeps away, and Portland loses indirect 1 v. If the Telegram's ea'rtoon had represented Oregon ii the bottle with Portland sitting on the cork of discriminl ating rates, n would nave Deen nearer the truth. The narrow Portland hog policv contrasts very l'urol ilil.v with that of Seattle, which lias expanded the tui'iijl "Port of Seattle" to "Port of Puget Sound," and has de-V uiaii(i"d and secured transportation rates to and from all the ports identical for freight and passenger .service bv rail and water. Seattle has grown by co-operation with other Puget Sound ports, not endeavored to grow at their expense, as Portland has done with Columbia ports. Jlowever, there are hopeful signs that Portland is awakening to the need of a broader policy, despite the Portland Telegram's continued agitation'for a little Or egon. Commercial bodies have seen the handwrighting on the wall and are agitating for a square deal for the Col umbia river ports. Invent ually they will see the wisdom of a square deal through cciuitable freiirht rates for the resi IUhe state. Yl HCtl ITTfv.i implied Villi Ih' Poj.'tk.n' will groV tltroMMh.iivgoirs development, juul Jleepjue a metropolis iuaj thalTlig "lj,i- MARTHAWASHINGTON'S Iri'NIENEGis REPEr STOLEN WILL REIUHD' . ; LONDON, Oct is Itouter des I'Allp'AN fill IMIIOl s , . imtch fioin t'elUnJe, Montuuogro, Oil. lS.--.Mm Ilia iihiiiginii. will, Hindi WHk luken 1'nuu the iouitiuiti lieio by a I'nion t iuojhm- ituntiy utn of tlw Uutth' of Hull linn uml laler found ) mhv into the cultertiim of the late ,1. l'iiuKynt M.ian, wu- lelitruiHl (o the eouiitv iiivhixiM. lolu I witu niNimruto tiuiiiiMm"v lticoutl. tin- Ntnt ot Virginia iii'd J. I'. .Moikhu in His I'ltited Stwtc iiimt mmrt in uu ft foil Io Mviire lit iitone (liM'umeMl. .Mr. Mutvau hiiKiti-ttHl that it bo 4acu,l in Miuuit Wrun Kmrlit miunl t'ulk, liow- f eltuaiwl it uu iart of thnir euurt reiuM, aail tt.tlav it wn restored li u- pl.ii-i hfsiilc (In- m ol' (leonttf ! Wu-IiiubIhii. Ilir .- au.imi .Mr. Hl'IVMI W ill lit- il.iiivi MIL FOR $400,000 Ul'KrAUU, N . ikt h v. iliMWHII f Jul Laiubi'ii Jl ton. aaM, a4Mk bvwki t tin- . u. h!i inaajr tilfirv ikrouniunii ih imm try aaal in I'anaala, a. tiiuiini't1 i..1v. liaittl IL uWi'vrtMld. au at i. .ii.. . . n-fwad a' 'IKH rii. j ' i.i ,, i .il. , I., Itai'i'ii W0,MH1 ami iiiimumi "CORKER." - grade, while Puget Sound i tlie Cascades. river points want to .shin i the present time a differenti; Puget Sound, and this diffoi lUU-inilc trip up the river to th ilflilivjlnxinlu Ihh.miiwi ....,,..., ATFACK BY AUSTRIANS listed October 1.', ami delajod lu ttausmlsslon, hays that attacks deliv rri'il tho preceding day hy the Atis tilans aanlust Montenegrin pixltlnus on (hi Drlua-Orahovo front wcru ro puUcd with boav.v losses. Ono of tlui'o aeroplane flMnt; over the Mon- teueuiiu posltlous fell near Plevlju and the pilot and an orricer wero tap- tureil MEDFORD HAS NEW BUSI NESS FIRMFTIOM KANSAS The Shapletah Hardware storo that biik btm In the mvhor's hands for nuuuna hmh mum bnm olosieil (or sov u"l ""oka. wns punbiuiwl Friday by W- ('- Ailama of Cbloago nml was IturniNl ovur In bU iHaaer. S 1,. Usonard. of thU city. Saturday b) II I 0. Nicholson, trusts Mr. IrfMMiarrf, wbo was In tbe hanl- . warn bualnoM lu Oardau City, Caa.. for tlvti vr. and tburouahly uh deratandu the liutiiei., mv tb stora Hill l.f lll'.'llfll lllil.iv Tllf klllik iS ont nr tin ili nil"! .i ml Iiki in Kiiulh frn iiitaon .ui.l 'i lioiiji.l h.o t II mill '. k. i i 1 1. tl i . in .1 1' nHICHESTER S PILLS .- ,'ini;iiiiiiiniiiiin,iii k i i iSMN l(JI-l .1.1 ,Mrlr.l,W. V M. tlJ l Kl KaUaiit V I I k ,1,, II. , f tear 'raifl.U AIIMIIIIIHIa.TrHI MIIKII1II IIH-I I'll.l. I'll.lJI,' I M I . . liH. Mfc.4. AlxiiRa "HER HAPPINESS," TODAY AND DSMrUHlWfer'JVi- KJLP?B9H?r . j nlSlbSilllH nHLffifffffifffffffffffiHn 'titfEBffltUm ' I IfffffffffffffffffHIfffffffffffff'Hp' . v'ffffffffiffffffffilfiffffff'HffftH'' HRBp '''lmmm' I This fcaluru i jiihI VioIii Diiiiii, wIio1i"ohr'1 sweel, liinp: in n rc.il story of lil'e Unit ac all liave mt't. Ir'.s a Minplu thenu', hut strong with sittiutioiiH, to .sketcli foilh u sinccielv foiixiiifitnr section of life. - ir-rnrH to do and work U e.Norelso j on don't llko to do. ' I Woman WeaK,; Run Down Zu Sluiplu Tonic il will begin to bo- Finds lliNiltli Ii Pooplo lu Modfi llovo us when w,o say lous Vlnol Is a 'wondi that our dullc- derful tonic ami bttength creator. Hero Is annjjiior caso whore It has provod Us vondorful jiowor to ovor como ..uak, run-down, nervous, an no'., ile conditions. "I wns cl tin down, nenoiis, mid could not do ni work without being entirely ohnuMed, and would often faint without am apparent cause. The yloctor said 1 wss annonile but faiUnl Ui"hei-ni,v. M I'-'iuw. My hiiHband brought n bottle TPVInolMiiil.lhot:nu piove aitir taking ono iiottln? homo to liui and after taking four bottles It has built me up so I can do all my house work without help. I rocoiuinondod Vlnol to a nelalilior. who says her doctor appro vox of It and said "Vlnol Is a wonderfully good tonic." Mrs. llossttf IlerliiK, West Philadelphia, Pa. Wo recommend Vlnol to our cus tomers as the ii rout os t strength cre ator w know duo to the extractive medical t'lcnu-nu of fresh cod livers, without oil lomhlued with peptonato of Iron and iiccf peptone, all dissolved In a pure medical wine For sale nt Medford Pliurmacx. THE PAGE Meilfonl's Leadlna Tlieater Hall) .Matuiit . p hi. Kvcnlug 7 p. m. TODAY AND TOMORROW VIOLA DANA Tho lirouilvtii) Chllil hliir in Tlnro ll.'PIO i "I1R HAPPINESS" Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Drew in mi.ss. .srn o.M'n:'s kis Viuurnph Coma1) 'THIS GODDESS" ; last mm! final chapter of tliU j Thtt Rlsil Milt. Adwlw-laii. .V II) anil lit twite, fuuiliia, IVhhH. . UitsliMiaii. TOMORROW AT PAGE THEATER mM "JERSEY TO BALLOT NKWAItK, X. J Oct. 18. -Tho flrt Brca t flKht In the eaHl for wom an Hiiffrnuo 1h today oiuy twenty-four lioura away. At (! o'clock tomorrow MiioruliiB tho pollH In Now JeiHoy will lio op'un for a Hpeclal election to de cide' whether thu women of tho Htuto shall have tho vote. Two weokB from tomorrow Now York, PuuiiHylvnnln and MaHsuchus- uttH will decide whothor thny will Join their twelve western Blstor statt'H In kIvIiib women the ballot. I'roHldunt WIIhoii'h declaration for HiiffrnKO, reinforced by a thorough cnmpalt;n by oiKnnlzcd workers Is cx poctod by suffniKO leaders to carry thu day for woman suffrage. Thoso opposed to suffragu assert that tho proposed constitutional amendment to enfranchise women will bo burled under an avnlanchu of votes. More than .'150 women spcakors and other workers went over tho state to day bringing the campaign to a .lose. ONE UAL SUFFRAGE Take the Children with You Star Theatre "Whore tho Crowds Go" Mado in Medford Moving Pictures, 400 Feot TODAY Showing tlif crowd at. tho niatinoo on tho day of last KpiKodo of tflaino. There will bo 1100 foot of other local .scenes of ii.tore.st. These pictures are all new, never shown before. There are many promi nent business men shown in today's local movies. THE WOMAN A splendid o-part Paramount with an all-star cast. "-ThisvwMJje fhown TODAY for 5 and 10c Little lary will The four reel coiucd, Ambition" tlcel) ho shown tomorrow. Thric arr ictnn an. I Yirtrola in great vaiifiy n( tylc fmiu $10 to f.'00 The "easy chair" route to the world's best music N Sitting at home in comfort ami listening; to the Victrola is the ideal way to hear the greatest singers and musicians. Just as real as hearing the smits in person at the crowded theatres and opera houe and tvttcr because you can have them entertain ou at your lcuure, ul encer and as often as you wish. Siyp ui and In u dfinonnrate tht i.troU and ihovr )ou Imtx cay it i M iMM tu m r kotuc. HALE'S PIANO HOUSE TRAIN WOMEN 10 TAKE MENS PLACES OF N13V YOItK, Oct. 18. Mrs. llar- i rlott Stanton lllach, president of tho Woman's Political Union, who has Just returned from n two months' stay In Kurope, during which she studied var conditions In France and Kng land wns convinced today that wom en should bo systematically trained to tako tho places of men in dustrlal pursuits In tltno of war. "Were Hiich a system now In os lence In Franco and England," said Mrs. Watch, "each of thoso countries could Immediately put into tho war an additional army corps." Mrs. Illatch said aha believes compulsory mllltnry scrvlco for men Is n neces sity. Concerning suffrage, she said: "At tho end of tho war tho men of Krnnco and Kngland will bo rendy to grant suffrage to women because tho women linvo shown what they can and wltl do. Tho greatest oppo sition to suffrngo In England is from the labor trades, especially tho muni tion workers and thu mnchlno wrok urn who resent thu takug of their places by women." SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION IN ASHLAND THIS WEEK The twenty-fourth annual conven tion of tho Jackson County Sunday school will bo held at tho Prosbyter inn. church In Ashland. October 21 and 22. A splendid program tins bcon prepared and will bo taken part In by people from all over the country. Tho convention means much for social and religious affairs in tho county and should be well attended. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant H B. HAltTLKXT I'lioiies AI. 47 and 47-JS AnliaUnra Hrrlr- rimorr be horo"feoon. with Charlie Chaplin, will posl- ' TM.hthe U VictroUXVI, J.-00. fcaiy itniu can c arranged i b. i ucurcu ii w jn ja CASE WW A Nobody Spared Kidney Troubles Altiu'k .Medfoiil Men niul Women, Old itud Young. Kidney Ills seize young and old. Often come with llttlo warning. Children Biiffor In their early years. Can't control tho kidney secretions. Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pal n. Women worry, enn't do dally work. Men have lame and aching bncks. If you have any form of kidney Ills You must reach the causo tho kidneys. Donti's KJdnoy Pills arc for weak kidneys Have brought relief to Mcdford people. Mcdford tostlmony proves It. Mrs. Mnry Wlntorhndlor, 812 N. Palm St., Medford, says: "Not only havo I used Donti's Kldnoy Pills my self with good results, hut I also know of othr,rs who linvo iiboiI them with success. I nm n firm boliover In tho merit or Donn's Kldnoy Pills. I linvo never been bothered by my back or kidneys since I took this medicine about four years ago." Prlco 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply nsk for a kidney remedy got Donn's Kidney Pills the snino that Mrs. Wlnlerhndler had. Fostcr-Mll- liurn Co.. Props., Uuffnlo, N. Y. Adv. Our New Department Tor tho convenience of our pntrons we have Installed a department for clock milking, jewelry repairing, dia mond setting and ngato moiintatng. We nro now In a position to givo joi) prompt service, combined with first-class workmanship and reason able prices on any watch or clock work you may favor us with. Wo will call Tor and deliver your clock, MARTIN J. REDDY TUB JEWELER 212 E. Mnlu St. MEDFOltD, QUE. UNION FEED AND LIVERY STABLE PULL EQUIPPED LIVERY STABLE AMBULANCE SERVICE 112 South Riverside Phono 150 GAUNYAW & BOSTWICK Proprietor. WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP E08 East Main Street Mcdford Tho Ouly Exclusive Commercial Photographers in SouthoiTj Oregon Negatives Madu any timo 015 ) nlncn hv nnnninitnnnt " I Phono 147-.T Wo'U do tho rest " Ifi. D. WISTOW Prrm - - - --w,i9 awt NlwVREST TO LVI inTIUNC HJ-rvl Manx! San Franciscn L weSt.oWftfref Orrgcniins Head "Meet me at quarters while in San Francisco the .Manx ' moderate rates (iiHiiuiiJ iliiilltril V MinJBtmi nt Cliii f N Kelli 1. uaicr ,11 nvry rmiin. Sfnvul tincii. amatt-Bsain " "lfni MA V i mi rr ry '.. lion siivh (ii lii.licj IrinvliHi itiiMor ld. A la liirlC diiiiui! riHiHi. 1 a,- iiHil ft MfUWi;!11''. ft 1 1 1 ii r5Wfcyu.ifc c 'r V SUl0KrDKl(Kjl5ISltKIHHlKt I w.Mnhv H.m n.u.iu).