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Office Mrtll THbittle HuM(lthc,"25-J7-29
North Fir. street; telephone 76.
The Democrntlo Tlnios, The MetlforJ
IrfullTbe Medford Trbnne. The Boutb
rn Oresonnn, Tlio Aahland Trbune.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
SUBSCRIPTION RATE!
One yonr. ijf mnl ....... . J5.00
One month, by mhll 60
I'er month, Unllvcred by carrier In
Medford. I'hocnlx, Jncksonvlllo
nnd Central J'olnt .... . . .GO
Saturday only, by mall, jut yonr..- 2 OU
Wrekiy, por year l DO
fleldl Pnpar df the City of Medford.
Official l'nper of Jnoktiou County.
Entered nn locoiid-cinim matter nt
Modfoid, OrcKoti, under the net of Murdli
3, 1879,
Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2G8S.
Pull leased wire Asnoclated Pre din-atehen.
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Qubocrlbors falling to rccclro
papora promptly, phono Clrcu-
latfon Mnnngor nt 2C0R.
HONG KONG KOLUM
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My howl bookkeeper has nlno
children. What shall I jjlvo hint for
ChilHlmaH? (A IIAISC.)
Why not start a relief fund for our
own war Mifforora rlRht hero nl homo
I moan tho proofreaders of tlio
lally paper.
iii:iioi,i
tho tartly shopper,
Who IB late for every Halo!
8h UHctl to como u croppor,
Hut today Bhe'n Jimt a hiiiiII!
Hlr: Can you bent this: After
supper hint nlitht I vyent out to not
In tho coal. Our neighbor wnn In tho
yard. "Oh, William, denu," called
my -wlfo, her eyo on tlio nclithbor,
"como heah." Jimt then thn n. 1.
wont Inside. "Mil, j'ou hruto, hurry
up!" idled my hotter half, savagely,
Aro,
WITH .some forty billion feet of merchantable limber
in tht" forests of Jiekson county, our lumber re
sources are left nndovolonod. I'racticallv nil I he lumber
used is shipped from other sections. Our fruit is shipped
in boxes manufactured elsewhere. Our houses are built of
wood from distant forests. Our vast timber belt is nrinei-
pally in the hands of non-resident speculators holding for
unearned increment. .
The Pacific & Eastern was built to the timber so as to
afford a rail outlet yet the mills censed to operate as soon
Us there was an excuse for operating. Hundreds of thou
sands of valley dollars are being spent to support payrolls
in distant mills, while our own labor cannot get employ
ment.
Much of the timber is "ripe" that is, past its prime,
and beginning to deteriorate. .More or less of it is de
stroyed by lire annually. Despite this and the fact that a
local market exists for the inferior products and an eastern
market for the higher grade, no attempt is made for oper
ation. The United States is emerging into an era of great
prosperity. Lumber is in demand in all parts, and will
continue to be. Its price appreciates as building and bus
iness revives just as iron and steel do. Jackson county
alone of the timber belts, with superior timber resources
to other localities, fails to manufacture lumber.
t If is not the fault of railroad rates. The Southern Pa
cific offers as advantageous rates to this region as to anv
other. .Medford and Ashland are not only on an equalitv
with Portland and the Willamette valley' with respect to
California shipments, but have the advantage of cousider-
auiy lower rates to certain points m California north of
San Francisco bay. For instance, the carload rate on box
shooks from Medford to Sacramento is W, cents per 100
pounds, while the rate from the WillamoTle vallev and
Port hind is 121 ' U cents. In addition, there are a large milli
ner of special commodity rates to northern California
points considerably less than the rates applving from the
Willamette vallev.
ic coast basis of rates governs lumber shipments to
SOLDIERS AT WORSHIP IN RUINED CHURCH NEAn FIRING LINE
KAISER
A1TENDS
CHURCH
AT
VILA
I
H ARMY STAFF
A service in e mood elmi-eu jn-t behind the fjnn: hue in rin.iee.
The I tultliiiK lini burn lmdl -imniu-il b hell lne Tin llnor is lomcil
uith lienp- nt , il. ii n -niin, . lid the ull.u h.t- none.
AS IT APPEARS TO YOUTH
(Editorials Written by Pupils of the Metlfortl Hlcjli School.)
WHO IUM,i:s TIIK SKS? jMould he obtained at a price. Such
At tho outset of tho present war, I 1 i 1 1 . with the Inmite of n hnttlo field
f the Kteat iiuostlon was, "who shall "",opo llK' umn '"""' woul' H,l,,1
, .... ,, lower ins respect ror iiimau lire. 1
he master of tie sens?" (Jermany ,. .,. ,. ' , ., , ' '
' I ileslro for pence, and his love ror his
looked with pilde upon her suppos- follow ninn.
edly lnlnclhle stioninilne fleet, whtlo' It would ho HKe glvlns lilni a new
Knsland turned a lovlnj? eje towards rifle without lotting him use It. UN
her Khuit mrn of Imttleshlpa nnillonlv ambition woulil bo to try hl
j IlUltMN, Dee. It,, bv wireless
The Oier-xtag Xew agency xlves an
! aecoiint of a service In the ancient
! tlermnn cliufCli at Vllnn, attended by
Kmporor ASIIllaiu on his recent lslt
to the oHSturn front.
Ilesldes tho empuinr there wore,
I accordion to the account, l'rlnre Os
1 ear. the fifth son of the emperor;
Hold .Marshal Von IllndonhurK. (!un
eral lall.enhan, chief of tho general
staff of tho nriuy, Admiral Von llolt
en dorff, head of the naval general
starr and (leneials Von Ladendorf
and Von Klchhorn, toKother with nu
merous officers and soldiers.
The sermon of tho field chnplaln,
as reported bv tho uowspapois, sas
the news hkoiicx, "was upon tho
theme 'blessed are they who do not
lose confidence.' "
"After the seivlco the ompeior was
cheered b throns of Polish nnd M
thuuulnn lesldents who lined tho
stieota and cried, 'loan live the em
peror ' A military parade followed
and the einpeior personally decorat
ed BOldlers and chatted In Klndlv
fashion with both officers and prl
ates "
Why "Anurfc" Is anl
INSURANCE N
Against Sudden Death.
Ueforn nn Insuianco Company wfll
taken risk on your life the examinini;
phjiioian will IqEt tho urine and report
wiietfier yon arc tt pood risk. When
our kidneys Ret sliiRniRh nnd cloa,
joii suffer from backache, sick-bend.
actio, diz?y spells, or tho twinges and
pnins of lumbago, rheuiuntisiu ami
gout. Tlio urine is often cloudy, full
of sediment; chnntiels often get soro
and sleep is disturbed two or three
times a night. This is the time yott
should consult some physician of wnlo
experience such ns Dr. 1'leice of tho
Invalids' lintel nnd Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, X. Y. Send bun 10 cents l,r
bainple package of his now discovery,
"Anurie." ritu him your symptoms
and srtid .n smhple of urine for te?t.
Kxpeticnco has tntight Dr. Tierce that
Anuric" is tlio most poworfnl agent
In difeohiiig uric acid, as hot water
melts sugar; besides being absolutely
harmless It Is endowed with other
properties, for it presencs the kidnes
In a healthy condition by thoroughly
cleansing them. .Being so many tiniii
more active than lithin, it clears thn
heart vaUes of any sandy substances
which may clog them nnd checks tliu
degeneration of tho blood -Missels, a9
well ns regulating blood preeeute.
"Anuric" is a regular Insurance ami
life-saver for all big meat eaters and thoso
who deposit lime-salts In their joints.
Ask the druggist for "Anuria" put up
by Dr. Tierce, in GO-cent packages.
STRENGTH ANU BUAUTY
Como with Dr. Pierce's (lolileu Medical
DK'ovory. This Is a blood cleau'cr and
nlteratlvo that starts tho liver and stoin
uch Into vigorous action. It thus avlsu
the 1mm I y to inanufacturo rich red blood
which feeds thu heart, nerve, brain ami
organ of tlio body. Tho organs woilc
smoothly llko machinery rutuuug In o.l.
You fi'W clean, strong nnd bttenuouS Iu
JU'JJ of tired, wiak and faint.
DurlnR a family row In Brooklyn,
nrcordlnn to the Now York World,
the head of thn notion tlnmv n pitcher
nt tho Move. Tho pltchej' hroko and
emptied Itn contents $870 (tho fain
lly.kAvliiKfl) Into thn flro. Tho nmpey
was dent i oyed. (.Maybe tho h o I h
had been "tlpplnrt thn Jug?")
TodayV llellilnj-cr
Arnold Daly, tho actor, tolls of an
Irish nmn In Philadelphia who for
years operated on tho street cars.
Ouco nn Inspector whm watching
I'oley ringing up tho faios. Tho In
spegtor stepped forwanl.
"Foley," ho said, "how Is It that
you havo ten passengers and only
nlno faros rung 'up?"
Foley looked nrotind at tho pas
senders, "Thuro'a wan too many uv yn on
this oynr," ho shouted. "(?lt out uv
heto, -wiiii of yn?!"
t fjlolln'rt Itnignln Counter
WJvi nro not Intonwtod In tho ro-
turns of a lodgo election except
hubby's return.
UarthquukoH am tin, only thlnRH
some husbands don't hlnmo tholi
w'lvejj for.
What a Cirnt Munition S lie
Would MuLo
I'ntohoBUc. h. I., Dee. IC. A man
who has made himself out to bo a
deaf uiutn fur sinonil jonra got so
mad hero today before a magistrate
that ho htoUo hli silence and his first
word was a cusa woul.
Oirihtvii-tl on ltlei-hlo Avenue
"Did you notice tho nuinber or tho
marhluo that Just hit mo?"
"Yo."
"What -nni tljo iininher?"
"Quo haw many did )ou think It
eastern trans-continental points, to Idaho, I'tnli, Colorado,
Nebraska, Kansas and territory east. .Medford, :iL) miles
south of Portland, can shin its lumber to noii.l in iliiu
territory as cheaply as the Willamette vallev and Port
land, ho there can he no claim of discrimination bv the
railroad against Jackson county.
With a railroad to the timber, with a downhill haul for
ogs, with cheap electric power, with a local market for
box shooks and lower grades of products, with fair rates
n om railroads, there seems to be no section that offers
better opportunity for lumber manufacturing than -Medford.
To secure such an institution should be the main
Work of the Commercial club the coming vear for nolh
iijgwiH add more to the prospcritv of the vallev.
JOYS OF THE EDITOR
OlliriC. WATSON!
Coimider Ye IMilor. Me weuietli
puiplo and hue linen. His nhoitc is
among the iiiiinsioiih'ol the ueli. His
wife liath her limousine ainl his fnt
born dpoitoth u speedy racing ear.
l.o ! all the people tirenketh their
lieekh hi Imiid him uionoj. A child
is born unto the wilo o n nieiehant
in the Imrnui'. The isiciiiu get-
leth 10 golden pluiikh. Ye IMitor
wntutli u ntiek nnd it half uud telleth
the multitude that tlu child tip,)tli
the beniu nt uiiio pounds. Yen, In
dieth oven dm n eeuliiuoii. And I lie
pioud fnthor xiutli him n eiciuo.
ltoholdl the jouiiK one K'oweth up
mid (riuluulelli. And ye Uditor put
(iilh into his pnper n hnO notice.
Yen. n pouch of n notice, lie telletli
of Hie windoin of the .voiiiik woman
nnd of her eeeediiir ooiiioIiuohk. hike
unto tlio'roMeo of Sluuoii he, nnd
her gown im plujed up to bent the
bund. And the dies-maker gettilh
two seoie and four iron men. And
e Kditor elteth u note of tlinnU
fiN.m lite S. (I. (1. The duitghter
itocth ou n journev. And e Kdiior
tluoiieth hmiKflt on the htoiy of the
fiuowoll puity. it iiiunelh u eoluinii,
hiilnl. And the Inn one toineiuheietli
him tiniii iitni with i picture post.il
nuii Mint rosieiti s tot ,i jitne
VILLA 10 EXPEL
cruisers. The ciuostlon to ho decld
ed. was not which nation posnossod
the grenh'st son fluhters. but whether
the battleship was a tiling or the past,
and If tho mhmaitnc whs able to ful
fill Its place.-
nngluiAl has again demonstrated
to tho entire world that tho battle
ship has tome to stay. With her
gigantic sea fighters she has almost
eMnrmlnaledthe (iermnn siibinarlno
fleet. What worships Oermany still
skill. Pence would be u failure, fm
war would havo been Instilled Into
tho llMti or our men fiom hohood
up. Ponce can never he obtained
whole war Is the people's ambition.
Behold! she icturneth uud the
.Miufh of the eilv fall down uud wor
"liip. She piel.eth one, mid lo! .ii
piekotli n Ifin Hut t, j.:,, l)(,.
etli him one of our niost pioniisnig
young; men and yelteth uwuv with it.
Ami they send unto lum u bid to the
woddmjr fount . And, behold! the hid,
nie t'linhioiied by nn e.poiiHie jirinl
eiio in u far city. Moiiory nnd Ioiik
in tho uoddiiiK notice which io Kditor
printeth. The minister goltetii 10
bone. But the groom, he xtaudeth
if Kditor off tor u twoUe-iuontlw
hiiliHeiiptioii.
All llihh it, iftiiHi., mnl in time the
VMfe is gutheied into thu mIo. The
minister ptutiutli hU bit. Ye Hditor
I'lintetli u denth noiiee. two eolumus
of obitunrj, thlee lodjjo notices, u
libit ol poet iv and a card of thanks.
And he foigctteth to u-nd proot ou
the iiHit and the tool thing- onincth
eut: "Lone to ller i.Ht It.mtiiiK
juoe. .n, all Ihitt me iikin to the
djjiteiued jump on jo l.'ditor with e
oeodiug Brent piinpn. And thev null,
nth out their mU and eniieeletli their
MiliM-nphons mid the ,wnnf tlu
haininei unto the llm.t nml hnirth
Kenei.itioiis Sdli.ltoid (Mel Tnh
nine
.MKnroitn I.KUITS
The fit v eoiuiell has lakon an nn-
usual Interest lately In rediiclnn e
penses; for omuuiiIo tho proposed
plan of cuttlnfc the street lighting
bills In Imlf by taking nut tho good
has nro lhllwf lelsuielv at anchor In ' lights nnd substituting smnller ones.
Home unimportant has, bottled upThoio nro plnces In the city limits
by the nngllsh N'o more do we hour whl-ro thio are no lights ror blocks,
of a suhmnrlne sluklug; nn entire Half or the lights now are merely
fleet of wnrshlpHor helploss niurchunt J Hinull Inenndoscont lights with a
men. No moie Is tho Kngllsh chan-' whlle-wushsd reflector. Tho city,
nel the dioadod stioteh of water It! having so much light, nllowed tho
was a short time ago. lights to burn both day and night,
What Is tho reason for this? Tho) but now that she Is so much in the
leason Is, that Kiighiud has ouco i Public Light she does not consider It
again proved 'herself to be master neeessaiy to haWf so much of tho
of tho high seW She Is merely re-! electric article, nnd Is eutinr. It In
poatliiK (ho days' of Trafalgar, when, I half. On elw her deeds being evil,
under the leadership of Lord Nelson, 'she ptefers darkness rather than
sho swopt the combined fleets of I light.
Franco off the seas, and trampled tho j
world-wide ruling plans of Nnpoleon '
iieiieaiu nor leoi.
ller position necossltstes two large
fleota, ono of 'iiiorrhautiueii uud th
other of nierclfhnt destroeis Both
it i1iii.ii .lii. lmu iiuml ,s. .!. .I......... Inl IIS nil. '
ui .ii.i.ii, miivt iinn unvii i tin. .iiiiuk,'
Both have proved successful fur, go
where you ma v. you will see the l'n
lon Jack flIug from more mustliends
. DREXEL BESTS
The IDEAL
Tj XMAS GIFT
-BILLION IN GOLD
LONDON, n.v HI. A Judgment In
fnor or .Mrtrguilln Ainmtiong l)ro
el, wife of the Ainuiican banker. Au
lhou. J. I)ieol, was roudeied toda;
In her suit to locover inonoy under
a separation deed. Jl'ho jiolnt Involv
ed was .Mr. DroNol's motion to set
aside tho service of a notlco of a writ
by the wife to recover money due
under tho deed on the ground thnt
his domicile was Franco and that
theroroie ho was outside the juris
diction of the Hngllsh courts. Mr.
I)reel had allowed -.Mrs. I)re.el a
curly Int onio of $.".0,000.
M'CHORD OF KENTUCKY
RENOMINATED TO I. C. C.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. Pici
dent WiNon tVdnv loriiiullv leuoin
ilinted ('. ('. Mr 'hold of Keutuekv to
he n meinhel o the lutei'st.itt om
ineri e i oinmission to siieeeed Itiin ' I
INBANK'OFFRANCE
than almost nil tho teat put together
For centuries nnd couturier KukIhikI's
THIRTY AMERICANS
ENROUTE 10 ITALY
WARIIllirO !), ti; Tho :u
Amorlraiu deinined i tieuerul Villa
m Mnuwiii, ihiio, max ne evuel led i . . . . -....-
r.o, V.a ,. a, lhe , JI(U(U ,' ""A, Si V'r ?. ! "!"
MILAN, Ituh, Ilet 18 Tho He-
lolo nMrtsithat,the HrltUh govmil
Hoy looiloi wratil Hlth bur
filyr In his home In Beaton tfcla week
mnl' tin mv the crook dowB Hit atatra,
thus living up to his name.
Asso
rt Is auDouured h the Hul liin
(Ky.) Herald that Mr and Mrs Hen
luvls ,ppl ar now the luppv poi
outs of triplets
,erc ui Turreou u Mnr ago, luit nrot
emissaries have loft tho fnlted States
t .. itt. i.n
not ualtevad tu h. i ,1.... r ....... """" """ ,"" ii'""' "iniiiiiimg
Ion arcordln. to ..nirM .-.i-; ' '"- f olonco l,i Italy, partlntlarlv
!!. s.i .i,,.-. ...... ... ; ' Hmat inorouuut shipping In ihu
It U unlike.v ,. ,h .I ,. ";:it,"'t", ',", 8po10 e -Uo
mem iii ,....,. , " . ' lo "HP,1 "r' 'mht
wiveiniueni Naples nml on the docks at tiiuo.i.
1'AltlS, Ib-e. 1(1. . imrmiitf to the
standard has baen unfurlod to tholr',. "' -t'" ol gold held b tin
hroexo from tho Arctic to tho Ant- Bank o Fnince yesterday leuohed a
arctic regions, uud lr prewnt Indlen- j tt tnt.bilUoii hnnee, u vvoild
tlnns aro to count us anything, It will .,.i
The iipiK-ul lo the piihlie to turn in
its gold hnuiKht in l,:illO.OIMI,000
fin iie in twenty-lour week. Itnt
week nlone more lliuii sit million
frniies in gold was evelitiuged for
lltltl'M.
ot bo a feiv dnya boforo her flag
will be lowered to halNuiaat.
.MILITAin TIIAI.VI.VC IV SCIIOOUS
Mllltaij (mining la held by mnuy
authorities to ho boneflrlnl to the
cadet, and for this loason many of
these authoililos havo advocated mil
itary tralnliiK In pubic schools. It Is
claimed thai this will fulfill a two
fold purpose rirat. that It will de
velop a stronger race of jouiig men
b) aubjuwing tkem to this military
WILSON'S NAME ON BALLOT
FOR MICHIGAN PRIMARY
at
KHAKI UNIFORMS TO BE
WORN BY OREGON WARDS
SAI.KM. Oie . ixx IS kh.kiill
BESSARABIAN FRONT.
I.ONIllIN l),i ,.
V wlndjm.! TtUCIO. Dm. lit h.il.v s rutin, n
or conLPul U abut bida blu
dcnjyi &ir the m.iaufMtur f oter-
raHMi mmisi lor
nils mill other .'
tSv.jSlfUo'a r-' s
r' tan fioui
troop tl
Ti'lgr
be worn by mmalea of the Or.aoi l-"'i tram Berlin quolva IU I'eatM tiun knviibt miwivinI. Jmimm kits t,.
stato lustltutlotta aoxl year Instead i.uimI of lindane! de taring Uwt wanl4 lu Ckiiw thw iMie frui the
Of UlUO tlonliu Kfforta of H U it b. reluible VpBrl. Ih lu Rw. Welt ,r. HU, ,M M, ..,.
Goodln. awreigrr of toe atgte board ui.s -lt. r, , tnmi ih0 j. i.bJ4-k1-Bi , .b- it,,-, m.-ivLv.
arraler part at lne TUo tJoi m i x4lit nutuie. but
'allotted tfcor. rninhg-jp- tlit nefeu 4 the m.u
ualeaitM bv towiaWl tw w Vm 1
Isi; T . . ..t. "m .. .!.. , I ... ....... - . awionnHWiiwii of n rewrote smmmji
IBIini ! -' ' -"" -".run, ,., 4rtVl.,. iu Ibe , ,,., ltM.,r 8,,u iu B,. ,.aM. ,
' l Mt t .4K
I.ANMNO. .Mieb.. M.e. 1(1.
Ktioiiull iH'tltloils hnve Ik n tiled to
lltlll Uu uaIi.iaI llltfl llll.lltll.llt U It jl ' I Vk I .11 . 1
mm .. nii.uwi I nUII I'UIITiit, n.Mt, IHCI' J'l Csllll'lll VV II SOU , ll.t e Oil I III'
second, that it will form In our couiu ; Mielngun pie i.;,utai .tuu..iv l...ll..t
try an armed domooraey. the seen tan ! sint. ..in ietl t
Tho adoi.tos of military training I ,v.
In public si l.ools havr caroleaaly over-1 ;
l(Hked the uct that the unity r ' C I V T (? 1" f
tliiln-a unini.ii' n period of soiling ol A LliVo 1 U
up.' to plate thoni In physical condi
tion for lb ii military work. Also'
that the .iimy rlflo. ojcopt In the,
cases of oI.I.t bnva. would tend to
liaw the shoulder forwanl Instead
of iloroloi ing nn erect postuio li
would be Mr better to estahllsh a
complete k mnHsluiif to develop our
young men rather than hnve thorn,
tu parade uuita lieav) ilfle di:uu!n'--them
dow n
The HiiIIk) and armed ilomriit.it
CHRISTMAS
DEC.
19
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