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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1915)
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Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2C88. Full leased wlro Associated Press dls ratclics. B1 Subscribers falling to receive pnporo promptly, phono Clrcu- lation Manager dt 2C0-R. 4- HONG KONG KOLUM mm mtHmw m Joseph - Itcanon fat men nlwaya Iniighoo liccntiuo ho fat no can run or night. Hildj' -Aakeo nlioitltl yon lnvoa notghbor Suroly, If plltty enough. Card of Tlltou, N. II., ninii: ?) l.Oltn'8 OAItAdK. : (Niut door to tho oliurchj ' ;. (Tlio Gllltngo Trllimio suggests that thl gnrago Is probably cutcreil on 'high.") Vol (ho llcuson, "My Htotniioli'M out of onlor, doc tor?" "llnvo you tried homo rooking?" "No; that's not tho ruaHon." An l.lj I "lie's my Ideal nnd I'm IiIh Idol," said tho chic glil In hi iiu. "Our lovo nffnlr Ih nn Idyl and my rianceo or-or-ur Iio'h kilo JiihI now." A ilnotor from llluohorry 11111m Who wns alwujs proscribing green pills. Turned hlit custninors green I'rom their Instep to spleen Iltit ho noxor rollocted bin bills, r Tmluj's llelliliiger Major Mltchull of New York when hunting In thu wont, iiiiiio upon a onvnloado led by a hen run l'our horua were required to draw thu hgursn, The major nuked a unlive why It took no many hoi Ken to draw tljLP, vohlqlu. "Will," name llio reply, " heo, thin tenderfoot got fi chIi with Itlg Polo, tlut bad man, and I'oto pumped tit in ho full o' I mid that he makes uuiialdarnulo loud." StellnV lliiigaln funnier Many wouion with Impertinent hihIiIm onu't nlwaya make them keep lliolr ylueoa (tuoro than two wuokn.) TJta Now Yark Tribune In sunnest lliK jyajp. In Httlak the modem uia IMlinr writer might l omhvIiM to baiidlH thtt xrt lurlfii" ul kUrturjr. Kollowlng In the ' ntor ' of Utrburn Prloiclilc" AgifJ Dlvl.e W'onmn llinxelj DufeiuU ijljil aiul MlHn. i riciitHSMarivuH. atMilM m hi-dft wm kul yt. shlalda Mtltl nvUMn from Insult by tlutiittwalt" lattoe. "Kcr toMdr t II) John a Wktttlor. PiiettkU, a plW- of Krodrtek. Md .irrowly rr- c d twin killed mill tiui- 'nomlng. on'i xvjIiIIhk dla . i. i Pin . '- iit i-fctalM ui T I i m . i .i. Jaru0. a ia(4tr ..i iii "oop uf eoufedrrutf Biiiwra, uoa lanMM MamaatliM. waa Marrblug don 4ta 1raat. wba Mm Krleirhle. lod .itb Hr 7 irm, unfurbril ibr uiioit ) nn lll'l ull. HllldilM 1 I ( Hi'li . I l)lll tO ll l.i ii. i,. l,i it I., n Urkr i in 4m-I lliriii lit diKl iiiulrf i.i u f pn . i i 1 1 . 4 v jxi" ' VnaLLLLLBIIPWWaWB ipliiiuiliiii". dfltl A YELLOW Till' PORTLAND ORIWONIAN lias surprised and shot'kod its pirclt ol conscrvativos during the past week by a floundering, painful and almost pitiful attempt to display its yellow streak in 1 he portrayal of news in a sensational manner. Its valuable first-page space, re served for the world's most momentous events, and many other columns have been taken up in the repetitions of trivialities in a somewhat commonplace and tawdry trag edy occurring in a country town. It seems that in the peaceful village of AVillamina, William Booth, a iarmer, was slain. The arrest on suspic ion followed of William Branson, an employe, and of .Mrs. Booth, wife of the murdered man. whom village scandal stood ready o accuse of undue intimacy. They were ar rested because the authorities did not know who else to arrest. All facts and circumstances regarding the tragedy could have been related in a quarter of a column of space. There was not enough of the unusual or sensational or of general interest connected with tho story to warrant it mention in the press associations' reports. Yet from these meager outlines, this village mystery, the Oregonian delib erately set to work to manufacture n state-wide sensation. There was perhaps the foundation for an interesting story, had it been well told, which it was not, or had the Oregonian sleuths succeeded in digging up any real evi dence, but a week has seen the only evidence uncovered the fact that the murdered man was a distant relation of the late republican candidate for senator, and the families of the accused parties were "prominent and much re spected" and the furUier important facts that "everybody knew them." The Oregonian had best stick to its last as a newspaper for the classes and expend its yellowness in protection of plutocracy, for us creator of sensations it displays neither news judgment nor ability. Out of touch with the life of the people, it cannot vividly and interestingly portray even a village tragedy. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AUIMT sugar factory is offered the Rogue River val ley, providing the people are sufficiently interested to grow the beets. It involves a million dollar investment, supplies a pay roll, gives the producer a market for his products and pro vides a source of revenue sadly needed. Neither subsidy, bonus nor site is asked. Only' the guarantee of a given acreage one-tenth of the laud now die. The Utah-Oregon company have the seed ready for planting. They have the experts to assist in growing the beets. They have the extra help needed. They offer the same contract to growers that is offered in Utah, except that they pay for the beets at the shipping point instead of at the factory, thereby paying the freight. Tests made the past year show that beets can be grown most successfully here. Some of the beets average thirty five tons to the acre. They average high in percentage of sugar. Soil and climate are particularly adapted to beet culture". It is an undisputed fact that even during times of de pression beet sugar districts are prosperous. There is plenty of work and a fair profit to the farmer. It is up to the laud-owners and farmers of tho valley to accept or reject the very fair proposition offered. If the proposal is rejected, the valley has only itself to blame for continuation of present conditions. lOvery land owner, every farmer should do his share in creating prosperity by signing up available acreage for sugar beets. Then he will have one crop on which lie can always depend for profit. If he doesn't, he will only have himsell to reproach. $2,000,000 MASflNIC TEMPLE DEDICATED TODAY AT U. S. CAPITAL H MXfif' - K n ' mtl tIMiMWU The Scottish U MUM.h, ) ( . (i.t ll ' 1. 1 filed I" 1 I iiiul liliiiU'.l In tin' S. ivii'f ui lliiin.iiiitv.'' ii the newt niMti(iOtttt md it rfHler dour urv- Uuni. Ike nuNntr'tttt HU.lWU.UfW K'-uMixb U'te MiiMHttt' It-wipl? tt tla dedicated ilk -"leiim eiriimm. uutl with -.time ul tlit inot i-ntabto writ eoniiriti-tl ith tin ofdVr in nt IimIiiiih. 4)wrrmi llmul I'tuiUttttiMk i' Ut. rtajtiua; Jkfeunr (MMtimtta llw (tab tliMt (H-ritiiuttttf Ri) .ilu iU'hvri the tiratiMii f lu A.. Ijniitetiam Urttnd l'tfumjttuirr i h.itlf rV !(- !fiMMM of Uttk Huk. Ark. Ml Mmrrtir (Iru-iu lHintoiv UmnI t limit1 K. HutA l.uiuuia, Mm- ! ft II. H Ol H .KtltHMllMU Tl - mi W- Hum o' Mm u, Mm II. t 'otk. U KMtrk , MM V. itr rt of Vi Vimutm, A4t4Jitt L r -4of Kob mm! Dmi H , i ... tin. mi Tota. Malttnai I If Is llT III. . I it ii. I .'.IM.I..I III I UK !! III. MTCDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, FIZZLE hrt.tii"m .,i, mttmvMnfH i m Illte 'IVntple 'Iiu 'iiiiiU. i.ilii'iim alln l Ii. in. ii-.'liiini ui Kuu .M.uisnliis ul Ilnl- it'.irii.iisiiK, hIiicIi i-. line n I hi- sfeu wtimWra of Ike uHl. ha kn hi row ut moatiuetiuii loj' Keml yen iv. YitwtHl titua ottUitlo, it ir auiit'- .i dam liooe iipon a huh rs 31 ttuixsivt. mI.iij uoMirtiim u lult .vriiiidal wit bin tu re. it i aji-Itroei-lad t- four lluthU l v aau the ftiimar i tutnkrtl b two ihi imI v)JBkg ywklu o ikUi Mir mjmI arisdoaa. on with tu ' a 'id tb t.tlK'i with oyrr rlukfd. ritf dtilii'atKiu Mfrvuw nai lotU .u ntUpUul fwt IM trnluMia of Mm lai faMMt rtimmI raaaaanilir, AaWrt l'tk. Tho hMMNlnrttna k lW vtaoi pri Mir, arhu oIm asatW Iko aMlg Itftt.VOr. was IWrvttU-d bv 'h ml uilm. f Ik litfVtt 1(1. I .I..I.I M I H, A1 ' '' ' i II . -iiuili. . t ' I . N, .1 ..I II. I I.. I l.i inn. ii III.' ;i ii mi .ul i I .1 i 4 II I I'l. ,11.11 I I UI I I l.C'llj. MEDfrORD," OREGOX, MTESDAY. OCTOBER 19, SQUIRREL FOSOD "DREAM maia! Yoo ronGoT-fo WASH NY CARS'. THGRek "SorAE SOAP M KV eV5 BUT I CAN TANC tT'-T7l-L YOO cerr THROUGH I rtoPE I CArl UJCAR THAT WAIST vUlTH THE Blcl. UACf COLLAR BECAUSE I WANT TO CALL- FOR LITTLE HerJRiETTA OrOlOi. AND ESCORT HER TO OANClrOG 1 CLASS ! THOMAS TAGGARTS INDIANAPOLIS, Oct ID Tho cuho agaliiHt ThomitH Taggert, dumocratlc national committeeman from lndlnna, charged with election conspiracy, was dismissed by Sjieclnl Judge W, II. Uichhoru In tho criminal court today on the motion or I'resciitur A. .1. llucker. . Tho mien of more than 100 other men, who uoro Indicted with Tng gart nntl Mayor Joseph K. Doll, wero put over to Oecombor 1. .Mayor, Hell v.'uh aciiulttlcd by a jury last Wed necdio' after a trial lasting moru than five wcekH. I'roeeutor Itucker, In moving to iIImiuIku the cnan agaliiHt Taggart wtut ed that tho testlmiiiiy of wltnesuea nffectlng Tnggart In tho Hell case, was much weaker than tho testimony they gave before the grand Jury. In vlow of tills change of toHtlmony, llucker mild ho did not believe tho oldonco Hulflcjent to convict Tng gart. HOME RULE 0PP0SER QUITS BRITISH CABINET LONDON. Oct. 10. Sir Kdward Curaon, attorney gonernl ban resign ed from tho Mrltlsh cabtnot. Sir Kdward Carbon, prior to tho outbreak of tho war, was tho leader of tho movement agnltiBt 'homo rulo for Iroland which for u tlmo threat ened civil war In Ulster county. At that tlmo ho waa tlih conservative member of parliament for Dublin university and gained great notoriety for his speech attacking tho govern mint and the sympathies of homo rule and threatening In ease tho king signed tho homo rulo bill to aid In sotting up a provisional government In I'lslor. llo wn tho first lo sign tho coven ant of reslstnnro to homo rule, nnd led tho UlHterlttM In tho formation of thu Ulster volunteers. When the present coalition govern, meut was formed last May, Sir I'M ward was given tho poitfollo of at torney gonoral. Sotno of tho Kng llhh nowspapera tnprossod tho vttjw that this appointment was a mistake. BRITISH MAJOR GENERAL AT GALLIPOLI RECALLED LONDON, Oct. IH. Major Oeneral Charles Cmiiiulinul Monto has been appointed to command the Dardanel les expedition, In succession to Gen eral Sir Ian Hamilton, who Is return ing to lluRlaml to make a report. This auuoum cutout Is mado by tho war office. That nil has not been aolug well with tho tupeditlounry forooa mu( to the Onlllpolt panlnaula to opm tho way to Constantinople had been ad mitted not oah by tho official reports but b) lutlniations In high quarters In London. A fa dnya ajt" In tho llrlt iah imrlUnient, VlMount Miluar HB- Mtod the withdraw uf tho troops from Oalllpolt aud thalr tranafor to aonie othor thvslor of the aar. Ih rpl. Lord Lawwlovrne acid It waa tHipowliiu for any meutbor of Iko iworniuout to giro an nudurtaK' iHg tkkt tha troopc wonld bo aontln lied in the DardsmUlos oaerutloHB or wlthdran from thaw. A I'nlr l'niHltlon Th Miaaufartttrorii of Morltol KkoaavitUm Cowdara haw ao wuek aotffMoaw lo tois rroarltAH that tkoy aolbortaa a ( toil IkiMH to yoM on ioUlv gMaaglttit 10 Blva joa rrii. n .' raaoa of tjUntbMM or rfui, i .,i,i. i-toy. Tfcat la afUla- a fi r , r.i tui.-w. Lot M s0r ihim lo von Crkw lor. $1 ' Ki i;tiic avu iuuia' U'ug Jtvi ' J CLLAS.S ! - ' ' , ' S 1 l Iycok,ears RtiALLV J CASE mm BY AHERN DOEL" ; ITALY DECLARES KO.Mi:, Oct. II). -Hilly Inis deeliir eil war on ltiilvniiii, neeonliug to nit nnnouueeiiniil by tile Stelnni News agency. The lluviis i-oire-ponilent ut Home telejfr.i)lis: "The Italian government, by onlor of the king", declined that tt Mute or war e.nteil between Itulv nntl IIul giiim by reason of llulguriaV Inning oieneil liostilituh against Scihin. thu-. iillyiiii; itself mill the ineinies of Italy nnd combatting her allies." AUTO MM LOS ANOULKS, Oct. 10. Scores of police are searching tho hills out sldo the clt for Ilnrry Duncan, whom tho police allege, shot and killed Po lice Sergeant J. O. Toolen early today when he nttomptcd to enter tho Dun can hoiii'i to arrest htm In connection with nutomobilo thefts, Lato last night Toolen arrested three automo bile thieves who niado A confession, according to the police,' Implicating Duncan. LiHiney liliuei Icks A man with u gnat In his car Tried to drown It by pouring In beer; Hut tho gunt becamo stewed ' Llko n regular dude, And ho klokod tho bloke's brains out of gear IN FIVE MINUTES "Cape's liiaHilii" for Sour, Acid Stomach, Hem thiiin, DK'psIa Tlmo It! In ' tuluiitos nil stomach disttoss will go. No Indigestion, heartburn, sourness or belching of gas, acid, or eructations of uudljics ted food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. Cape's Dlapepsln Is noted for Its speed In regulating ttpsot stomachs It Is the surest, iiulckost and most certain indignation lotuedy In the whole world, and besides It Is harm loss. Millions of men aud women now oat their favorite foods without fear .1.n.. 1 Ik Ill ....!.. ..Ill llivy IVHUW ilJIU o llllltivimill 11 lit I aae them from any stomach mlsen IMmso for your sake, got a large fifty-sent enso of I'apop's Dlapepsln from nny drug store aud put jour stomach right. Don't keep on bolng inlsoarblo lift la too abort you are not here long, so make your stn agrooabla. tat what ou like nnd rJtnoat It. oJo it. without rirtoul of robollloH In tka stomach. 1'apo'a DiaHiia boloui In your now aoj. Should omo of the faiully at somothtng whioli don't sgree with thorn, or In case of an at tack of lodlaettoB dyapoyain. ias- ! triit or aiouwtclt dranitoieat at da- ttwa or during the night. It Is hand to give the qulckoat. tureat r'lef kuuwn John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Aiststant tH H. BAHTLUTT I'Iiodm M. 47 anil 17-JS dnbaiMKi (rirrlM CWr WA BULGARIA 1915 $25,000,000 GOLD 'iuwwi E XKW YORK, Oil. 1. The Intent sihipiuenl o gold Irom Lngland to the I'liited Slates -aid to be larger tlinii nny of thr presiotit. eon- igninenti, nr liu'd bete today anil n placed in the ttny office. The xold it Haiti to coithisi ehiufly of IlrilNIi .oveieign and to be wotlh uppro.xinmtelv .t-"'i-000,000. The gold wtiH consigned to J. I'. Morgan & L'o. The Intest shiimient wiih surround ed by even more scereey thun the pre vious one. While it had been rttiii oii'tl (hut it sliipment of gold was on th" way here, nothing detinite was known until eight large mi to trucks nnived at the nsiav office. Fine Help for ' Expectant Mothers A ralnable M l nn Mtrrnsl remrdr known nml UMil uccwfilllr br, women everywhere for a generation. It U calleil "Mother's Friend" and Ii oM In all druj torn. It l nppllcd extwinllr. He(?ln alut the (Iftli moiitji. Tin- mii'clc nro made firm anil pliant, cipaniiloti fime without Mrnln. the rtnei rn rellrcfl of tcnlon and Ihnroueh ivmfi.ft l rnjn)l. Don't fall to ret a Imtllp r.f "MnUirr'n Friend" today Sold hy ilriiegl'U ervwheri'. Write foi taluihle Nvik, n'lil (rcr In lirnilfleld P.riu Utor Co.. VI dto.tr nitlr.. Atlanta. On. PROM NGLAND I STAR THEATRE WHERE THE CROWDS GO I am Here at Last ! Better Late Than Never. See me'go crazy TONIGHT in a 4-reel Charlie Chaplin " AMBITION " This picture will bepositive- waiai si n i m was,r Tvii TVrtowoMT.M.i ly shown this afternoon and i evening. m B Star m 1 One jM p. jH I 5c mm Medford Conservatory l''prloii, Volco Work. 1'iihllc Shaking. Pliynli-Hl Tmluliig.. llt.s. LYMCTTI. IUVIOl'. Plana, .Mulcnl llltor, llnnaon), (uiilrpoiuL .AlIhgYlV.VDKLL SWI.VDLKIt. (private laooOM. or cUonm of Ux or m$n, imgr arramgod for 4 ay Uao. Oftlt Hmui: a. ai-lt a. m. QQMaMiS HUILMNG 1 P. I P M. IHhnio I -L How's This? We oirrr Oiik Iliimlrcd Dolliin llionr.t for nnj cm of rnlarrli tint cannot be cuinl Iian C.Lrrh Curr.. & () We, tbr nnilrrilwirri, tint k,,.0"n ' . ,J Clioncr rr the lt If' .'-"r" i"11 "' .'"" Iirrfoctlr Uniwrnbli. In alt bnlni """"""" ml flinnclill.f utile tu carry mil nr ulilltlun, nude by HI. Arm. gr ?J., ltall'a Tuttrrli Ciirp In tnlen Inl-rnpll nelln directly upou the liliwl nml uim.'ii -inmc or the urttent Tcfllnionlalu n-nt frn lrnc ii eetiti per bottle. Sold br all I)ru(tst"f TVo Haifa Family Flllt for iuDtliiallon. THE PAGE Mn.lfnril'c I P.tfltnri TIlHnlfT Dally Matlnco 3 p. m. Evening 7 p. rn. LAST TIME TONIGHT VIOLA DANA The llrontlwny Chilli Star In Tlneo llajipy Acts "HER HAPPINESS" Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in .miss sticv Moxnirs kiss Vltagraph Comedy THE GODDESS" Tho last and final chapter of Oils greal ntory. Ailuilsslmi, .", 10 nail I." rentM. Oniiing. ri'iincls X. Jtiisliiiian, Wi'iliie.sibiy ami Tlitirsdny. -"I I-