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MEDFORD MATE TRrBUNfi, MICDjTQRD, ORKOON, "FRTTMY, BKOEMBER 21, 1915
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MEDFORD 31 AIL TRIBUNE
AN INDEPENDENT NEWBPAl'ER
PUULIKHED EVERY A1THHNOON
EXCEPT SUNDAY IJY THE
MEDKOUD I'llINTINQ CO.
Offlc Mall Trlbuno nulldltiR, .5-27.29
North Kir street; telephone 75.
The Democratic Times, Tho Med ford
Mall, The Medford Trliuno. Tlio Boutli-
rrn oregonnn, The Aaiuanu Troune.
CHRISTMAS
nnascHiPTioN hate a
Oris year, by mal ...........5,00
One month, by mnll..-.. .SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Phoenix. Jacksonville
and Central Point . .- .60
Haturday only, by mall, per year. 2 00
Weokty, per year ....... 1.60
jjflrlal Paper of tho City of Medford,
Official Pancr of Jackxon County.
Entered an ncconil-clnss mailer at
MedfOTd, Oregon, under tho act of March
9, xniv.
Bworn Circulation for 19H, 2 BUS.
Full leased wire Associated Press din-
patches.
Subscribers falling to rccelro
papers promptly, phono Clrcu-
latlou Manogor nt 2G0-R.
HONG KONG KOLUM
What Ik tho flrat thing for mo to
learn wlicn ImyliiK nn automobile?
(IMionu number of repair shop.)
Dr. Mohlck In u iiliyulcfnn at Syrn
c'ubo, Now York,
Silt: WOXDHlt IK WOODY TOI.U
TIK MAllKIAUK MCKNSK CMMUC
that ho wonted u llcunnc "to marry
tho brut. Klrl In tho world?" I did
that not Ioiik ago and tho cleric ro
piled with n Krln: "I'vo had 1300 np.
jillcntlona for Hcouhch (o marry that
name girl In 11 montlm. Nothing do
Jng." U. II.
Wo rco by th' paponi thnt
(Adam N. Kve bun dosortod from
the United Slnloa ninrlnoH,
Today ItoUrliiKvr
Onco tho groat HtatoBiiian, Glad
n'lono was cutting n Iroo on Ills cstuto.
Two yokels each took up n chip to
treasure. "When I dlo, lndn," Raid
Sandy, "this chlp'll ko In my coffin!"
"Sandy," Bald nn old wlfo ntnnd
Inn nenr, "If thou'd worship thy Clod
no thou worship Olndstnno, thou'd
stand n hotter chance of going whoro
thy chip -wouldnn burnt"
SajM lht Jli I on tho l'llm
Hnyfl who mnko good hnlf liiickH In
college football uro usually nil tho
way hack In their Htudles.
'I'lmse I'm dri n Apiln
AVASIIINGTO.V, I). C, Doc. SI. -All
klndH of people nro now fording
Into tlila city. Many hnvo forded
from Pacific CoaHt points after
"pork" and porpotiial motion pat
onto. A Sloppy I'lnlsli
OhI you nnowj You beautiful hiiow!
Wultunlng thlngH whorcvor you go!
Then comos rain with n ineaHurly
thud
And beautiful snow, your uniiio In
mud!
Aim, I'lmr Willi-!
Corntowdii (at art mtinntim) Mu
rla, the nln on that Vcihih do Mllo
u "linmlH off." Now any fool
could seo that!
A Wsitdilugton Judgo Iiiim onleuoid
10 Jioj-b to altoud Sunday hchoot for
10 Huudioti an u pcinullj for .UmUuk
a eunk of communluii wluo from tho
basement of tho church. (I.HT'H
SHII, NOW IS WASHINGTON
DUVf)
OohIi! Herman Keoblnroru of Dav
onport, In., miut feel out or place In
tluwo day of bumper cropn!
Unp 1 1 10 Passing of tho Third Kloor Jhick," as presented
- by Forbes-Kobert.son, was tho host play possible to
present at tho Christinas soasun. Jts moral is to look for
tho host in people and yon will find it for there is good in
everyone, no matter liow inueh it may be hidden by the
sham, hypoerisy and sordidness of worldljness.
No one could view the play without broadening, no mat
ter how transiently, the outlook on life; it is a simple
drama that holds up the mirror of ourselves and brings the
blush of shame for our own unworthiness. Lt preaches the
need of kindliness to humanity, that like begets like, and
that we receive in proportion as we give, more effectively
than pulpit ever .preached.
Christinas is the one season in the year when we strive
to be really Christian, to treat our brothel's as we should
ourselves like to be treated. It is a season of beautiful
tjiings of beautiful thoughts, of beautiful gifts and beau
tiful deeds. Wo express our individual ideas of beautv
somehow on Christinas day.
Christinas permits us to manifest our eternal need
the desire to be a little better, a little kinder, a little wiser
as we grow a little older. It enables us to express our
notion of the good, the true, the beautiful, without embar
rassment. What a pity that every day cannot be Christmas, that
we do spend our energy in giving rather than in futile ef
forts to reap whore we have not sown, that we do not drop
our handicap of selfishness to make tho world as beautiful
and life as wonderful as the Creator made it.
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FORD'S FAILURE
HENRY FORD ORDERED
BY PHYSICIANS TO REST
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I.OXDOX. Dor. ill. A dispatch to
Itoiitor'ri Tclogruiu company from
Chrlftinula ,nyn:
"It Id now reported Hint n phyilo
Inn advised Henry ford to tay In n
Bnltartuh. II on co it In probable that
ho tint not none to IierHu to .all for
the Unltud StHte), but to (ljlu or
I'lnm. Intending to iJolu the yaet
ijtiakMlan when hW health la rwtorvd."
CbrlatlHiila dUtwtchM uudtr dat
nf December it iiird in the (.on
don niorulm panis on the Ford
peace mlulou. The Dally Mall's tor-rei-on(ttnt
tays:
"Premier XnudMa rvealvad n small
deputation of Amarlrana informally,
to whom ha wM the time was not
ripe far neutral natlaiu to aiisiEwit n
poaeo roaferenca, but that perhaps at
some future tunc Nrwa might bo
Interested In tiw- American move to
got tho htlllKr.'iit in iiu.ti't )4ai'e
In an tase. lu mi mu i, atep
nitiRt bo sugjefled hi the t mted
Htatca not n (1iiale Hieis '
CHICHESTER S PILLS
BROKKiV-IIKAWTKD and discouraged, Henry Kord is
returning after his futile effort to bringpoaco to
Europe and slop the needless, wicked slaughter of human
ity. The Christmas season witnesses the rejection by the
world of a new message of peaoe on earth and good will
to man.
.Ford sailed in the name of truth to benefit mankind,
lie met with laughter, sneers and ridicule. Where he
should have been weleomed, he met derision and rejection.
Jle sought to disprove that men are entirely brutal beasts
and was branded as crazy.
iMany will openly exult at the failure of Ford's mission.
Why should they i The effort was sineerc and honest. Jt
was in the most worthy of all causes. Jle tried to better
the world. Who can do more?
The world is the better for Henry Ford's effort. Jt
takes many efforts to establish right and overthrow
wrong, and right is frequently on the scaffold and wrong
upon the throne. Future efforts will succeed where this
one failed, through the sordid greed of neutrals and the
blood mania of belligerency.
Vliy glory in the tniimph ol injustice and inliuinanil.W
How to Win an Income of $1000 a
Year from a Saving of $5 per Week
HOMK, Dec. L'J. -Prime Alexis
ICtii'ugoorguvitfli of Serbia, n couniii
.of Kinj,' Peter, lias urrived here after
an adventurous ccupc from Albania
with liis wife. The prince nyn tliut
what in left of (lie Serbian army has
roHiimi'd contact witli the Ilulgurinim
cast of KlhusNiin, where fijhtinj: has
been goiiur on for three eoiihccutivo
tlnyi.
Kiiijr Peter went on liorhcliack from
Scutari to Tirana, the prince Mates,
ami then to Avlonii, from which place
ho is wnteliinp; the operations of his
ni my, which is coiniiinnilcd by Clcn
ernl iMissiteeli.
SARAH BARNHARD
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AGAIN
REVERING
PARIS, Dec. 21. The Petit Jour
nal toilny publishes n telegram receiv
ed from Sum l'cmliimlt ut her home
in Audcrnos, near Ilordeau.v, relative
to her repotted illness. Her inc.iifrc
is (piotcd us follews:
"I was suddenly stopped while 'J.os
e'.itht'tlrnli's' was in full tide of suc
cess by congestion of the liiux. 1
thought myself cured and came back
to Pari too soon, where I had a re-lap-e,
hill I am afiain recovering.
Doctors Hosxe, .Michel and Obiier
will not nllow me to leave for Amer
ica, hut will permit me to j;o to Kuj;
land in n week's time.'1
the Express companies cannot
accept C. O. D. shipments,
you are therefore entitled to
know the commercial standing
of any institution to whom you
entrust your money. ,
Rxccrpt from Mida's Financial Index Directory of
Distillers, Wholesale J.iquor Dealers, Importers, and
Wine Growers, of the United States.
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Crnuin T)lf lllorloH CO .
cor. Dealc &. Mission sts.
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KEY TO
Financial Index Ratings
AAAA 1,000,000 and Above
AAA 750,000 to 1,000,000
AA 600,000 to 750,000
A 500,000 to 600,000
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and above
this tells you the whole story of price and service
CROWN DISTILLERIES COMPANY
MAIL ORDKR DIVISION
P. O. HO" 3000
BEAUi MISSION STRKETS, SAN I-RANCISCO, CAL.
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Thin ik no pipe drcnin, for it is
hacked by the American Hankers' us
Hooiation ami described in the Janu
ary American Magazine:
"Suppose a man earning $'21! a
week went to the Auieriuun Hanker.-.'
utsbooiatiou to Hud out about their
plan to h'ivo him an iueoiuo of $1000
a year. When lie told them lie could
have $T u week they would oml him
to u hii villus hank,
"lie would place hi $.i iiutl p( u
pans hook. At the cud of six mouths
ho would lie credited with $l;lO. Hy
the cud of (lie ,car he would have
i2irj.H0, li dcpoHitimr $. weekly and
drawing per cent after siv mouth.
"At this verv iulcrtiuK time he
would consult the ciiKhier of the u
imk hank and tell him that he wish
ed to draw $10011 and iuwM it in n
Mite real entitle inoititaxe paying 0
per cent iuteiol. The cashier would
tell him ut iiuce where to yo lo mi the
iuetmnut uud just how to make it.
"Iluviuir made the investment, ut
the end of the fourth .Near of his hii
inir, the ynuiiK man would look for
,ard to mimik' the Mil i iinntli
of the tit'th i'r, the lulluw iiik : PirM,
of co 1 1 roc, hiH regular weekly dcHMt
of t, or $1.10; kccoud, the six
inoiithk' inletext at I wr cent tin
$l'j:i..S0 (the amount left after he had
drawn mil $1000), which would
amount to $U-lfi; third, the iutcieM
nt 0 Hr cent, eiud h hi- ical
tale luurtitUK', or $.'1U. Tlii unuld
make total of I(I'J. HI, added in the
i-l'i.'l.yi Ifit in die Imtik wftev draw
iiiK out the $1000. huiI the tolal would
nuiount lo $2S0.!UV H.v the end of
th fiflh your, this wiiui would hnn
inc leaned to $45J.ftS --l.-l hall
ciiuimh to buy anothrr $1000 mn
tiairn with.
"The (rating of the niowth i,t' tin-.
niau' iiiviiitls wouM prove veiv fas
iiniiluiu reailina, but it i too Itiiiitln
lor th.e columns. At ny talc In
would be able to buv bi ond
$1000 mnrliiHgt nt I he end of I lie
seventh vtwr. Artr this, the interest
eaniiniis on bis Uaai dvpoMts ami
in In- wi iiiiii1uauc would aiunoul
h iiinie iliiin hull' ut In- wi'i'sh .iv
in'.' I loin In- .,i!. ii
"I I uunlil iui In- i-i lull-.- ,!lii
lip. In i. ni- In- wmiM iiirnc at tli
point whcie he could Iniv the $1000
inoilRiiKi's with Kieater frequency. If
ho continued the plan for twenty-five
years he would own fourteen molt
KaK'cs and hnvo a hank account
umouutin to $7fll.:i:t, ll- iisiiik: tho
neeuinuliited interest on these two, to
gothcr with the lcRiilar $. weekly
saving, ho would ut this time bo able
to buy a $1000 morlnse every hix
months.
"Ilv this time he would hnvo leach
ed his I7th year, provided he Minted
saviiiK when he was 'J I, Suppo-e he
continued until he wii ."II .veais of
attc. At this time he would own
$17,000 in (! per cent mm lunges, nml
have a bank account amounting to
$77t.U'J. lie conJd iwsily i el ire then.
I'KUiv (he iueoiuo I'roiu his capital.
Four per cent u year on $7(111.12
would amount to $,'11.17. Si. per cent
a vear on $17,000 is $10'JO. Add I hem
and mui I in tt that he receives an an
nual income ot $IO.il.I7, or $J0.'JL a
week."
Flit i.r kiA rur r Ti. tJt- cunir.
lliak J I iwim-7 lui utin limi ni .i-ui-t
lalllwr it( IIh nrsi uf 1. liiriwr & Co . il-
l.ir Ln.la.ll la IM I'llT lit Tolisl.l I'wttulr '!
Mil futll. aiul lafl !'! Kihi "III l'T
llw .urn if ON'R IH'NliUKIl IioU.AIIS ( r
rrk ui fMy - nf C.t.rili that laiiuvt 111
ftttnl br Ik. u vt Hall's t'atairb Cuir
I'll AMi 1 CIILXKV.
Pwara In Ix-f"1 m l 'ubarrllwl In nir
MniKt, tbU 1Mb day if ISvfwbrr , II . IS Mi.
tl. A, W, lil.KASON.
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SMMmUGGISISWKiMKE
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
Ijuly AUtAiit
UH 8. UAUTI.hTT
IMioiuvt .M. 17 and i7l'J
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THE PAGF
MEDFORD'S LEADING
Mot'on Picture Thentoi
TONIGHT
"Saints and Sinners"
Thioe art Ilrouaway Star feature ot
vital heart Interot. All Hr cat
.Maurice Coitello. Leah liaird, Adelo
l'euarde.
George Ade Fable
"The Low Down Export on the
Subject of Babies"
"Locked In"
aitlig one-act .) angle oo.
UA Pair of Birds"
,t i-
jVf AY the "Christmas "Spirit"
which is about us at this time
be with you thru the years to come!
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OREGON GAS &
ELECTRIC CO.
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SALES AND DELIVERIES
SLCU l)I.(,l'..MM.I. 1ST TO DATIO TOTAL
OVK1. 20,000 HODS OK
Page Wire Fence
Tho Fence of Greatest Utility and Strength.
Th
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eres a Reason
Lot us explain it to you.
YQLTRS F01J JJETT1SU FNQISS
GADDIS & DIXON f
"Tho Page Fence Men"
PACIFIC COAST DISTRIBUTORS
MEDFORD,
OREGON
TODAY
TODAY
The Forbidden -(Adventure
A thrilling romance ot AraMa, Btnrrlng I.oulne Glniini, Ilorscliol
.Mayall and Charles K. Hay. This in a spoclal Looked holiday Flvc
I'nrt Mutual Muster picture.
SATURDAY
We will hIiow a two-rcol Kc8toiu Comedy, a two-reel Win. S.
Hart Drama and a one-reel Drama Saturday. Mr. Hart la tho
world's greatest western iiorfonner.
SUNDAY "The Galloper"
A rivo-reel (iold Rooster nlny, featuring Clifton Crawford, sup
ported by Melville Stewart, Knnlt Marlnoff and Ithy Alexander. This
Is a comedy drama different from tho regular run of Rold Itooster
Playa.
EXTRA BIG FEATURE' ON MONDAY
Charlott Wallier in a special five-part production of Charles Ken-
oil's Dramu
"KINDLING"
A picture never to be forgotten.
NOTE TUESDAY'S PROGRAM
The Blindness of Virtue
Xo child under fourteen yearsof "ago'wlll" bo" admitted." Kvory
Mother, Father, Son and Daughter should see this picture, which
Is endorsed by some of the best-known cleriomcu of the country.
We. assure jou thnt nothing will be shown In this picture to offend
the most fastidious. Sco this Tuesda).
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
I
Q AVlml Iho Foi'fl cai' will do is amply
g )i-ovt'(l by its daily use in the hands of
g more than fl()(),0()() owners. So siin-
8 )le to understand that every Ford
g owner knows his car like a hook he
8 runs it and cares lor it himself. 13uilt
X of the best materials, powerful and
efficient, it saves money in operation
8 and maintenance and conies at a
8 very low price. ...inalmut $390;
8 Touring ('ar 1 10; Town Car $(U0, f.
8 o. b. Detroit. On sale tit
I . C. E.GATES' "
You Can Go Home
For Christmas!
if vou take ndvuntugtf of tliu Low Round-Trip.
iSEFares tlmt tlio sOirrilBRX 1'ACU'IC wHIl Imvo on
kiilo for tho holiday.
ON SALE
Doeemlier 17, IS, '"-, 23, 2-1, 23, 31, .iRiimn Jt
lHtweeu ull t a lion, uf SoHtlint I'tteilio iii Qfggpu.
Iteturn limit ,lunury 4.
YOU CAN GO TO CALIFORNIA, TOO! r ' '
Tlw holiday round tri rats uUo 'ijly fruit QfO-,
sou to t.'ilifu ruia (.eoit KIHlk 1M litmui)
do.tiimtiou. on the following dtes: Doc. 22, S3,
24, 25, 30, 31, Jan. 1. liotuni limit of Ju. gd.
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$12,75 vd on round Wij t Io Aa&Ui.
$13.25 wved ou rouiul trip to Sm "nuijiiq,
CurrtKtliug reduetftMie to all point) '
Ak the locl ayuL
Southern Pacific
John M Scott. General Passenger Agent
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