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ftfEDFORD KAIL TRIBUNE, MrcDFORD, OKEd'OX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 191.1
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A MAELSTROM OF DEBT
dfflolnt Paper of tho City of Medford,
Official l'nper of Jackson County.
Knterod on sis?oiid-cln matter at
Metlforil, Oregon, under the act of March
J, 1S79.
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leddy ir want Job In orflce. Why
not ily to got Job riltnR?
. . OY! IP i Iiltii run lit Hum Your
Twill Yiiiikrd!
B- CASKV, 111., Oct. .10. Tho man-
ngoment of the Hallowe'en fair hero
viilvcrtldcs: "Pomo anil enjoy Urn
"M'.veuliig Willi ua." I)r. r. T. I.iiinli
'ml tla:'1" For tho bent boy makeup tin.
tier i( yearn two teeth extracted
free."
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' TOR HAI.K 30 loo ernam horses.
Advertisement. (To tin rim veil with
animal crnokors and glngorbrond.) -
Chicago Trlljuno. f
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How In (ho Win hi?
"Robert, dear," sold tho home-coin,
lug wlto, "how do ou aupposu Oioho
tlozetis of empty bottles ever not lu
our collar?"
"I ohii't Imagine, my dour," re
turned hnr husband, "for I never
bought mi empty bottle In my lire."
Tliiy Bay Ilrynn Ih gotllng fat.
(Ireiit hcnvonsl What If ho woro to
sot a iloublo chin! Now Vork Times.
WE ni'p fold by advocates of the lodynski bonding
seliemp wliieli proposes to iuprpa.se tho total pity In
debtednpss nparly hall' a million dollars in ordpr to reini
burse property owners with imviug asspssnipuls paid, with
no -rain to tlip municipality itself, milking the city's total
indebtedness $1,70JJ.r)0 upon an assesspd vnlun'tion of
1,200,000, That the bonds would be easily sold because
Grants Pass sold .some .f 200,000 six per cent' railroad bonds
at DO cents.
Grants Puss' assessed valuation was $2.97.1,963. Jts
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lucieDteuuess cpinprises $i.'ajUU trunk sewer bonds, $fw00
fire atlto bonds. $80,000 refunding bonds. $10ti,K12 Bun
croft nut improvement bonds, $200,000 railroad bonds;
total 410,812. Grants Pass is bonded for 14 per cent of
its assessed valuation. Medford, under the .Medynslci
plan, will be bonded for 10 per cent of its assessed valua
tion. Some difference in the security offered.
AVe are also told by those who hope to profit at nublie.
pxppnse that because Ashland found a market for its au.v-
:liary water bonds, JMedlord could easily dispose of its pro
posed colossal issue.
Ashland's assessed valuation was .,152,117. Its in
debtedness totals (fr)i)0.204. divided as follews: Electric
light, $90,000; water, $r8,000: street intersections, $37,500:
trunk sewer and septie tank. 14,000; fire, $1000: auxil
iary water, $17f,000; Bancroft act improvement bonds,
$171,7(jl. Ashland's total debt is 17.5 per cent of its as
sessed valuation. Bedford's will be 40 per cent.
Comparisons are intpresting. though odious, to the bond
advocates.
Klamath Kalis' assessed valuation is $.r,()00,000. Its
total indebtedness, $119,709, or 11 per cent.
The, Dalles' assessed valuation is $'1,215,482. The total
indebtedness is $2I.'1,44S, or ( per cent.
Afltoria'.s assessed valuation is $5,(100.572: the state
board's valuation, as equalised, 9,502,((il. The total in
debtedness is $810,300, or 15 per cent of the county as
.sosscd valuation, or 9 pur cent of the equalized valuation.
1..l....i9. -., -..I --..1 I P" firtn r nt i i
mi kits iiHHtwseu valuation is ,o,Mi);). ijip i.oial in
debtedness is $050,000, or 12 percent.
Salem's assessed valuation is $12,500,000. Its total in
debtedness is $1,1313,502, or .0 per cent.
Roseburg's assessed valuation is 3,100,00:), its indebt
edness $.51 1,1)5.), or 10 per pent.
Eugene's assessed valuation is 9,250,000. Its indebt
edness $1,333,530, or M.4 percent.
Albany's assessed valuation is 1,000,000. Its indebt
edness 300,119, or 7 per cent.
Jf. tho Modynski scheme carries -Medford will be sad
dled with the greatest debt of any pity in Oregon, outside
of Portland a debt greater thaii the combined debts of
Ashland, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Roseburg- a
debt half again as great as that of Salem, which has dou
ble thp population; a debt double the debt of Astoria, wit!,
half again as much population::! greater debt than Eugene
and Albany put together, three times the debt of Maker.
Wo appeal to the patriotic and public-spirited eifisauis
ol .Medlord is tins the way to build up the cit to nlunire
it into a hopeless maelstrom of debt, with no resultant
benefits?
Is the heavy taxation thereby entailed the way to at
tract capital, industries and population'.' On the contrary,
it will drive it away.
Shamp upon those who would sacrifice the eitv's wel-
lare for a little personal gain! Such deplorable eitixenshii
i l ..i.!i.i:..i. ....w.v.i. ! .. .i i '
Mini cniy.cu, ruimiMi, himusii iiuauct
iriunieipnl wrcelc and ruin.
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AT EXPOSITION FOR
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ASHLAND, Nov. 2. I.itliin Park,
In thin city, tuny be ailorncJ bv llm
instnlliitiim of the On 'yon bitilditiu at
tlie Piiiiiiiun-l'uoilic exposition wilhiii
its limits, a eircumlmtro which
would bo a uliruux to tin; park's otiiii
inenl. The plan is to di-iiumtlc the
strtifturc niul remove it to thi'. viein
il.v, "knoeked clown.' Word comes
from San Fi-iinei-co that the project
in meeting with eiieounisynifnt theie,
not to lueutiou the enthusiasm vtjth
which Hie HiipxcHtion i Ijfiiir reeled
here on every hide. The Sotillium
I'neit'ie has expressed a willimne
to co-operate in the movement, either
by way t' icmoMiijr (lie wreehniro to
thin vicinity liee of charge or for
merely n nominal Mini. The eol of
the removal project Iiiih been f-ct at a
$1 0,000 fijrure, and iiiiiHiniieli ns reports-
indicate that .f")0,00ll of the
original nppropnatiou of .-riT.'i.OOO is
''till on hand, no i'liiaueial I'uuM'dern
tious should stand in I lie wnv of in
trodiioiin; this icnaissaneo fealiirc.
COMMUNICATIONS
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means nothing hut
The lei feet Memory
"lias Jouot a notiil memoryt"
"I Rhould Hay ho tins! lie can in
momber the nniueti of hIx vloo prtv
lilontH of tho I'ntlnil aialtih!"
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Tiulay'.i Hull Kinder
SuriiKtut Jurrh or tliH Now Vork
police fnrro wm botliii'd hy 'iirchiiu
on t ho ICaHtildv ho Initialed on play
iui In iui tain tompomrUy forbidden
courtyard. Finally lie oornered kt
.Marl.
"Didn't 1 tell you. lkey," bantin tho
gijrHeiiiit fitornly. "uovor to ' Ut me
oatoh you hoio neuiii?"
t.MI rii;Ut, Mr. Juig," onmn Iwck
IKty, "hut you ain't caught mo yot."
Stella's IIiiikoIii diiintcr
JijstuHd of tha good olil-ratthlonod
mkio of "duekliiR for Rpplctt," youiiK
:t$Mh Ui'lW tW lu for eorklnllH and
. uMftiU ffii tk flljarrtHB. '
MR. BRYAN
Mlv. BRVAX'S act in resigning from the cabinet is now
known by all honest minds to have been a timely,
wel-advisetl and powerful demonstration which has
grimily availed to keep us out of this foreign war.
This inestimable service lo our country and humanity
at large may well compensate .Mr. llryan for the abuse f
a section of the press and the depreciation of tho ignorant.
Mis resignation was the Diggest act of his career, and as
suredly the bnt vest, in view of the criticism certain to be
encountered from his own partisans as well as opponents.
It showed the bold, intuitive genius of the man, and
that absolute devotion io principle which has illumined
his entire public career It proved him the foremost ex
ponent of true demoi raev in our count ry-Mho greatest
living force in holding this republic to its' just traditions.
nryaugaw uie war ikio rising ami uiirateneng to carry
the administration with it He measured the powerful in
fluences thitt were seeking to push the nation into the
maelstrom of worldwide war. He estimated the irrational
cmov or n stupid or sinister press, falselv claiming to
voice Jhe sentiment, of the whole people, lie knew that
lhe eonvputions of his office held him to certain subor
dination and sileu.-e. Ho rpalized that he must meet this
great public danger in the open as a free man, without
warty or official tninuuels. lie acted accordingly, and pel
imps wo shall never fully know how much reason we hne
to be glad of his decision. There is probably one pornm
who entirely realizes it--tho president of the United
State.
Mr. llrvan Hung himself into the breach with charac
teristic and sagacious daring and instantlv effect i vol v or-
plumed the countei revolution against war, that has
iHiined ihe phots of the war party. It was a brilliant, mas
;a.i)ly and iuioiunarnble piece of work, and as a public scr
PHJij cannot be overestimated. Lot your imagination take
rbirdseye view of the slaughter pit ol Europe, ami then
.reflect how near c were to bringing the same Into upon
ttUDSe-lves.
if Ji'he glory of having done much to svert the horrors
ftfvwgfj; from thte country by an act of courage nud patriot
ifffii 'H'til doubt htw iveoncilo .Mr. Hryiui to the iibiirie and
HtUtliiUU r tlu i!'etw uf luivilege, mid the deep praise of .i
ItaaU HtiMtQii ai whhii no iiuiiwc eau (lejirive nun, win
UIIOW'U lllP UJ' -hrn of Lhi liiallgunitt pitass,
llotv Will Tlios Itouds Sell?
Last I'rlday'H Mall Trlbunn haa a
valuabln editorial treating on our
prcHcnt cltydebt and what It will be.
under tho .MedynskI plan; nnd bIiow
liiK how our debt will then compare
with that of other Oregon cities In
tho ratio of debt lo nHaeHRcd valua
tion.
for limtnnce the Tribune riKiirea
that our debt will then bo 40 per rent
of our valuation, while Salem'rt In
only ! pui-cent, ItoKoburj-'H in por
cent, Ciikciio'n 14.1 percent and Al
Iiiiu.v'h 7 per cent.
1 nuiHt admit a nomewhat I.iiko ills
crepanoy betwepn the Tribune's flR
ureH and my own In Home of my for
mer artlclea on thin debt .situation.
And on looking tho matter up I must
further admit that u part at leant of
tho dlBcroyatio Ik "one on mo."
I did not allow to fuller facts that
when the Medyimkl bonds are nold
they are supposed to wlpo out" our
piesent unpaid pavliiK debt, now
counted oh a debt on tho city, though
If tho lloncroft paving act Is any
good It Is really a dubtou tho Individ
mil proporty ownors, though of course
the city iR.bolilnil them with the bond
holders, anil will havo to pay tho
debt If tho propertvowners do not.
Hut on the othor hand, tho Trib
une's figures for our future debt, un
der Mcdyiiftki, are much too small, so
far as covering the total amount our
city must pay Interest on.
Thus tho Tribune loaves out entire
ly our city school dobt of $121,000,
of which umouiit at least !T. por cent
fulls on property Inside the Med to id
corporation. Also to get the trim
amount of debt wu must be taxed on,
should be added , another $12,000,
as Mod ford's proportionate iharo of
tho countVs Interest bearing debt,
and still further must be added $11,-
000 of the city's flouting wnrrants.
Adding those other amounts to tho
Tribune's figures will leave Medford
piOlng tines on fl.KOi'.ono, aftor tho
MedMiskl plan gets lu action, nnd
that Is about as near $2,000,000
as "you can put your ringer In your
eo" as tho saying Is. And it also
routes mont awfully rlo to a 50 por
cunt debt on our total valuation.
Hut there Is still another very Im
portant consideration right lu this
connection, which our people sown-
Ingly have paid hut little attention to.
and vet it is one of tho most remark
able fMturos lu this most remarkable
ficheiuo.
Now It will tuko a little pretty closo
attention to understand this now fea
ture, especially If you 8ro not much
used to thinking about financial mat
ters, so I will illustrate tho matter
first b ii little parable:
Mr. Smith owes Mr. .lonos $100.
Jones u uius tho money, and Smith
hasn't not it. Which Inst two condi
tions are sure tn prevail In an acute
degree. In Medford now and a good
deal aiuter under Modynski, especial
ly It Smith and .In pen depend on days
work or raising fruit for their grub
Smith writes out his note for J 100
and oes to tho hank and asks to
borrow that amount on the nolo. Tho
bank CMdalns to Smith that his credit
Is not quite so gltt-odged as it used
to !, und that $75 Is the limit on
this floa uote. Smith takes tho
mono) ii ud Rmw away owing the hank
J 100. II nays Jones the $75 and
still ones him $!tft. llo thus owes
$1S". todat, where osterda he owed
only $to. nnd has nothing to the
good to how for thp extra $2
Now mii' Hi's rondinon alter this
truliSMi lO'ii otih M good deal wor
and more of It, Is what Medford's
condition will bo tinder the dispensa
tion or th6 Mcdynskl plan, tho
blessed.
When the clly has taken over bod
ily tho $r.('0,000 of unpaid paving
debt, which tho property owners now
owe to somebody; and lu ndditlon
thereto creates a new debt of $170,
000, representing the paid up paving
debt, mid which nobody now owes to
mi) body, but Is to be used to carry
out the free gift enterprise known ns
the refund: and the city has made Its
bond issue of $l,ori0,00(j to cover
these debts, then what?
Just this Out of whatever amount
tho $1,030,000 bond Issue realizes
In tho bond market, the lucky fellows
who have their names In the grand
refund, free gift, Jack-pot, will get
theirs In full. Then whntever Is left
from the bond sale will go toward
reducing the unpaid paving debt, of
$5(10,000 the city has taken off the
property owners.
Now keep your mind on this next
statement:
lly whatever amount this new bond
.Issue has to be discounted, that Is by
whatever sum less than the full
$1,0110,000 they are sold for, then
by Just that much will tjia unpaid
paving dobt bo left ns an nddltlonnl
debt on the city; Just as thnt addi
tional $21 was left on poor old
Smith's back, In tho above parable.
And thnt uncancelled pnvlng debt
will draw Interest for tho taxpayers
lo pay, day and night, seven days In
the week Juat as all tho rest of our
city debts are doing and will continue
to do.
As lo how much of n discount tho
bonds will have to be sold for, one
man has as good n right to guess ns
onoiner. i nongn ono man's gnos
may bo very much nearer tho right
figure than tho other man's. Our
original six- per cent paving bonds
sold at HO cents on tho dollar, nnd
that too at a time when all of Med
ford's prospeots worn bright and
promising, and our credit gllt-edgeil,
II Is n pretty safe guess to mi)
Hint now these five per cent bonds,
Issued nt n tlmo when Medford's pros
ent condition nnd future prospects
are so deplorable and the furthor fact
becomes known that the weakness of
our city charter makes possible even
still further acts of such crnzy fin
ance ns this Medynskl plan, thnt the
discount will bo of a magnitude to
make the former pnvlng bond dis
count of four per cent, look like n
good henlthy promlum.
That tho bonds will bring ns much
as !iu cents on the dollar looks to
me like a wild nnd fevered dream.
And us to soiling them on "the popu
lar loan plan," which Is the only al
ternative the Medynsk: act leaves to
the city council from selling them for
the best price offered, that Is a wlldor
d renin yet. Itlght around home hero
Is the only chance of putting out n
popular loan of any magnitude, and
where Is there any bank or capitalist
near here who will put any of his be
loved kale Into shnkv ."i por cent
bonds, whun people are falling over
themselves to borrow nil thero Is
looo at S per cent on the best real
estate tecurlt ?
We auk vou where? Hut don't all
speak at mice.
Anyhow, If anv such good luck hap
pens as the bonds selling for 00 cents
on the dollar, oven that will leave
$IOo,ooo of the original unpaid pav
ing debt for us to pay Interest oil.
While if thoy bring only so cents on
the dollar, which Is a much more
llkol figure, thou It will b $200,000
left to add to the $2,000,000 Medford
must bogln to dig up Interest on, tho
morning after tho bright sun of tho
Medynskl millonlum begins to Irrndl
ate the landsonpo.
O. K. MAItSIIAI.h.
FLUFFY RUFFLES
BARREDBYWOMEN
AI GOTHAM POLLS
MOW YOIIIC, Xov. 2.- The Wom
an's Political Tnlon nnd the Woman's
Suffrage partv which shared control
of the arraiiRoments of the suffra
gists to watch today's election, Is
sued to their watchers at the polls
today the following list of "dont's":
''Don't bubble with exuberance at
the polls; bo merely pleasant.
"Don't wear fluffy ruffles; mnko
yourself small; most polling plncos
are. limited lu spnee.
"Don't ask the Inspectors to shar
pon jour pencils; do your own work.
"Don't Jog the chnlr of the Inspec
tor. "Don't talk, hut keep your eyes
ami ears open.
"Don't rognrd yourself ns an ex
ception and Important.
"He dignified; be serious. Do not
argue with any. one."
EAT BIG MEALS! NO
snnuGH
NDIGESTION OR H
"I'llpCS IIIU-H-IISHI" Is Q,,!,
Sinvsl Stoiiuuii Jtcllcf
It unit ii Try 1(J
Time Itt Papo's DlnpepB n win.
gest anything you eat nnd overco-j
ST. I.Ol'IS, Xo. . Life under,
wrier liere today ctmmtcil thnt
1(10.011(1 iiiMirfliicc would become
p.iynhle llii'iiuifh Hie deatli of Kilwnnl
I.. I'lecioim-, pi-o-iilcnt or the (ler
miiii American l'ies nisociution,
publisher- of I lie St. I.uui- Time niul
I lit Vetlich I'n-t. who onuimilUd
suicide vi-lciilay. I lull ol tins Mini,
:t was sniil, would gu In Mr. I'rcetor
ii!'' widow- nnd llie other hull lo I tin
publishinv company. Mr. 1'iveloriu
will be buried foiuorrow ullciuoon.
n sour, gassy or out-of-order Ftomji
surely witnin rivo minutes
If your nienlH'don't fit comfortad
or wont you eat ilea like a lumn
lead lu your stomach, or If m j,,,
lieartuiirn, mat is a sign of intlg(
lion.
(lot from your phnrmnrM a fift
cont case of Pope's Dlapci -n 8t!
take a doso Just ns soon ai ou eai
Thore will lie no sour risings,
bolclilng of undigested food ml,,
with acid, no stomach gas oi heai
burn, fullness or heavy feeling inn
sloninch, nausea, debilitating hei
aches, dizziness or intestinal prln!&B
This will nil go, and, besides, the
will be no sour food left over In t
stomach to poison your breath hh
nauseous. odors.
Pope's Dlapepsln Is a certain cm
for out-of-order stomachs, bccnino
takes hold of your food niul dlci
It Just the samo as It your ploniail
wasn't there.
Keller in fivo minutes from JB
stomach misery Is wnltlng for you
any drug storo.
Thero large flft-rent cas-es conla
enough "Panes Dlapepsln" to krt
the entire fnmllv free from fomar;
dlorders nnd Indigestion for ma
months. It belongs In jour ho.ne
Our lle.st Seller
Wo are selling more of Metitol
I'rzemn Itemed)' than all the others
put together. This largo snlo Is due
to the fart that It Is a preparation
of unusual merit, inado expressly for
one purpose, eczema lu Its various
forms. If you are afflicted with this
loathsome disease, do not delay using
Morltol Rczoma Remedy. Prices "ifle
and $1 oo. "exclusive Agency Unsklns
Drug Store.
IOT A GHOST OF A CHANCCJj
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and l-'ud Ilcjil-Colds.
You Uvl hue m a f.w momenU. Your
cold in lii-nil i.r catarrh will ) foil,..
Your clogged im-triU will im-h. ilie sir
iU4Jlges of iiiii head w rlMr aid
yon can Input lie frtflv. No inure dull
iicsh, lioaddriw. iki hawking. KimUlillg,
iiiurous diis-tiMriic or dryiio; no rttug
ghng for hieuth ut night.
Tell jour druggist ou wsnt a smsll
Ixittlt of riy Cream lUhn. Apply a
little of thU fragrant. untWptip ereiiin
in )isir hcmI rll. bt it smctrle tbroiigli
every air tmugf of the linul: MttitTii
nml heal t swollen, iiilt.umsi iniu'inii
uieuiliriine. and relief cobum fiinlmitlv.
It it jnt wltst etirt imc and cutart'k
iitfi ii ii ! Do "t ttrf fetiif.l-iti
of yon'r belli): disappointed -vlthl
this particular offcX-ing
its Tin; nitv mti'st
fMViatSAI, FILM COMPWVS
"Beauty Contestl
Showing all contestants votfd tbi
!'n tile -t women In their particular
state
TIIKIlKAIti: IO ItKAl'TIKS SHOWN
IX THIS IMVPi: K,M
ii you aiimire pretty wonitn, yoi
should not m'ss sec-lug tin- pi. tun 1
lorn otiicii m:i:i.s
of the riilvirs L.-t iikttiu- Willi
shown on tln ,ir?Tinm
TODAY ONLY
." nml 10c
To the Kdlter:
Will you please lot mo havo a lit
tle spare In your paper to ask Mr.
Miles the following questien:
If the monsuro fathered by Mr.
Modynski nnij later placed on tho in
itiative petition by over tioo citizens
and by so doing became the people's
measure, was so unjust as jou paint
It, why did you offer to compromise
on tho basis of tio-'O mid later 5o-"i0
on the dollar with If
There's k reason Please tell the
public, Mr Miles
D T HOWARDS.
JoHra A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
JW S, lUlW.IWT
I'lione M. 17 sod -t7-J
iBibjUnc- Hertlcw 0rr
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SaVe The Baby
Use the reliable
HORLICK'S
ORIGINAL
Malted Milk
Upbuilds every part of tha body efficiently.
Endorsed by thousands of Physicians,
Mothers and Nuiscs the world over for
more than a quarter of a century.
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
milk required. Simply duol vein u uier,
Agitts when other foods often (i.
Sample fret, HORUCK'S, Racine, Wit.
ffWNo Substitute ls4JutasCood"
at, HORLICK'S, tha Original
THE PAGEi
Medford's Leading Theater
TONIGHT
"Harvest"
An adaption of the well known drama
lu 3 acts. An all star cast.
Mr. and Mis. .Sidney Drew
tho two clever comedians
"A Safe Investment"
Isabel Ilea
In n one net drama
"Arline's Cliauffeui
,
"On the Turn
Of a Card"
clinch drat a
Matliift i. I u n ii,-
lo i.v
''CLEAN
.SPLENDID1
COMEDY
AND
DRAMA.
mil ixo Tin nsD n
TWO SHOWS IX OM'
A Double I'm minium Hill
"IIOOST HHY"
and
"thi: max ox tiii: t si-
Sovon reelH of the bet i let'
enrth. They Invc no ct .
A New Home For
DAISY
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