BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD, OREHON. SA'ITIfDAY, .JANTARY 1", 101(1 PAGE FOUR e. w I I orf I. I hi, IS - S- MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE ti, . an wonrKMiRXT NBW8rApnn ruiii.itmi:i Kvitur aktimnoon RXCKIT KUNUAT HV TUB. unoponu pjuntino co. Offlca Mall Tftbutie JlullJIpe. Z27-29 North Fir street! telephone 74. The Democratic Tim. Xha Medford Mnll, The Medford Tflwne. The Hguth ern Creupnnn. The Aftlilsnd Trhunc. strnaoatPTiOK aAxrx One year, ly irial ..,.....-.. .. 15.00 One month, by mll 60 For month, delivered br earrler In Med ford, i'lioonlx, Jacksonville Rtiil Cdntrsl Point .-. .60 Saturday only, by mall, per yenr. 2 00 Weekly, per year - - M0 -1 lelal Paper of t)i City of Medford. Official Paper of Jaelinon County. Knttred at econU-clnn matter t Med'erd, Orecon, under the act of March 8, 18J. flwofn Circulation for 1914, 2Si. r'ull leased wlro Associated Press dIS eateliee. fr 4 $ S s . .. t, 5- Siibncrlberifallliif; (o to- celve papers promptly, phono Circulation Mnnngornt 2C0-H 5 .j. ji ji .j. .j. j HONG KONG Kfll.UM If votprlnnry surgeons nro culled In to trout nick pigs, who euros bncon? They AlirajM lo, lAiim Donr Sir: In engaging u cook yes terday, I naked tho applicant If hIio know her plnco. "Oh yen, Mum," she replied, "tho Inst four girls you hiiil tolo inn nil nbout it." I.tturn. Xuw lliitor lleanso law in Swollen compela patrons ot saloons to tnku food with nvory drink. (Don't hnvo to compel thu (roa lunch pirn lew to do It over hero thoy do it nny way.) "llo awung u gloomy leu" f-'eu-tury Magazine. "Add nualoin rt inolniiolioly," command! tho ChlciiKO Tribune, Today' IU'lli'lnK'i' "Dlninond Jim" llrndy, Now York's most famous Hroudwnylto IoIIh of a frlond who bought nomo dlamoudH from him. "I trlod to diRpoBn of thoso din- niondH you Bold nto," hn said, "but was told thoy wcro not genuine." "(lo and try to buy thorn back," replied llrndy, "and you will find thoy nro gonulnol" V Says (ho fllrl on tho Film A nmh often alls qulot lllio n dum my when ho Is merely nriiulng with IiIh wife. Xo 1'htro fop nn Ansel Hoy (Frttm ArkannaH City Traveler) A Wichita man hns a small niiRel flguro on bin car radiator which U uttrnetlng a ureal doal of attention. An uutomobllo In no plnco for an nnsej nl the time of u blowout or nny othlir kind of trouble, U nil we enn ., . (M)n XKlllT "Well, what enn I do for you?" Officer Mithoney miked. The tranep iiaed at tho officer ii moment, omtled, and in true IrWh xtylo lUikeil u quoiitlon In uiiHwor to fi qtiMtiou. "You are Irlnh?" thp airanKor ak. wl. "Ve I am," OffUer Mnboiioy nns- weran, "but what's thai Rot to do with iff" "Well, you eo," iald ho trtinonr, 'I'm Irish, too. My nn.mt'a O'Hrwn nlHAii. Can a irood Irlthmnu Rl a bwl here tenluht?" "Ne. w have all tfae IrMimon we ran coomiuoUnt now," Officer M lioney replied. At tblH )untur l'oltee Kariwnt Merman Kuwlm topid wrltlnx iHomeut. AddretnliiK tbe NtntiiRer., JnkliiRly, RerRt'Hiit Kuebu iwid: 'Xow, 8e, If yoM Imd been a flor intui Intteod of an Iriahmnn you win Id have got r bed." "Mulu name lt VrldUel. IcU bin una Lorain, unit Irb bin eln guter UeutMeber," the lnml-M)nr repMoa. Sernwnt Kuolm tbrnv. up hla )ihU. Offker Mabuney walked u way swtllni and KrMnl wa letl Mway to tbe bed be buubi - Cleve land 1, wader. Imaginary lliinl Tumble Do you have pains in tbe ragloH of tho heart? ! your heart thump? Its terrible poiiudlug alarms you? What is wrong Do on be- lluvo these symplunw onoaslon wueh, pain. Nearly all of these palus are oftusttil by aeme derangement of tbe utonmeh. .Merited Tenia niRwtlv Is Mtpoaially recommended for Indiges tion and dyspoiMla, and for restoring tbe stomach to Its normal functions nnd no rome "heart dlaeas." Price 51. Ilxalitatva ngenU. Itaaklns' Drug 8toro. Adv. tf Yankee dinners Make Record WASHINGTON. Jan. 1& OiiNnera Of the Atlantio fleet made durlag lail tfcs Wnlewt averages of tho floot'a hlatory ror target imeUa in tbe open aea. This became known today i eonneetlou with trauswU Blon to the senate ot the annual re poll of Admiral VUtcher. command ing tho fleet. WHY THEY MANY piuspeulivc investors and lioinoseokers have vis itfd the valley during the past year. .Most of them are practical business men, sueressftil l'artnew or prosper ous stockmen seeking new loctition with more favorable climatic conditions. K' .varespeculatoi-s. This is the very class the valley needs. Little property has changed hands, few of the homc fet'keis liave become residents. This is due to se.veral rou fiorw. First, because this is only one of several localities in view, all of which are being viewed, studied and cempared: second, because of misrepresentation and inflation and knocking, not confined to any one region, but to all; third, lack of irrigation locally. These practical honicseekcrs know their business. They cannot be deceived. They si'e up a country's output from the railroad figures. They know from the yield tho value of tho land. Thoy analyse the soil to determine its pro duct itveness. Their observations extend over several years. They accumulate literature of all kinds, from the department of agriculture to the newspaper. "Whore there has not been a single request from Aledford for a Now Year's edition' of tho Alail Tribune this year, there have been hundreds of inquiries from other sections all from prospective homeseekers, The country is an open book to the intelligent investi gator. Its record speaks for itself. Those who oppose, irrigation are opposing their own best interests, retarding the development of the country and depreciating their own property, for without it many will come and few remain. LETTER-WRITING WEEK PORTLAND will set tho rest of the state a good example by sending out next week o0,000 letters written by the general public descriptive of Oregon and its scenic attractions. This is the opening gun in a campaign to start tourist travel to Oregon and the northwest during the com ing year. In addition, an attractive illustrated folder has been ksued on the Columbia highway, in which Crater Lake is featured as extensively as the highway. Forms of letters have been provided for those too lazy to write, in nearly all of which occur scnlences similar tt the follewing: Tho couatlnkoa Imd roiorln, the grandeur of Crater Lake, the medic Innl prliiKN at Ashland, the huntliiR and finhliiK of the Horiio nnd McKen. zlo rlverH all offor unlimited pluamiroH to the lover or tho out-ot-doora vacation and nouker of health. Crater Lake, In my oetliiintlon, Ih one of the wonders or the present aRO, and It alone Is worth elrcllnft the Rlobo to see, without countlnR on urn unior iiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiu niirucuve loiuuroH. it ih recoRnued amoiiB scien tists as a mnrvelous freak of nature, and as Its name Implies, Ih iiii im mense reservoir of clear, Ice-cold water, poised on the crust of a Rroat mountain n thoiiRb held IiIrIi In the air by Almighty bauds for an object losson of the powers of Omnipotence. At Medrord, behold tbe fnni(uus pears and melons, nl Ashland, tho poaches and mineral springs then go buck home, pick up and como to stay, whore we grow, and do, and see big thlngH. This is the initial effort of Portland to boom the scenic, attractions of the stale and the first time a concerted effort has been made to attract tourists to southern Oregon and Crater Lake, and it will be but the first of a series of efforts that, will help materially in uniting tho state to work for a common purpose. Next week has been proclaimed as letter-writing week by the governor. Every citizen is asked to write fit least ten letters of invitation asking travelers to consider this state when making up itineraries. Medford should heartily co-operate in the efforl. Tho hciiooi cniiureu are planning thousand more should bo written by the eitiz everyone do his share. The Commercial club wi scenic poster si amps. Monday the Mail Tribune will print form letters for the use of those who have not the lime to dictate or write, which can be given to a stenographer with a list of names nnd addresses to be sent. SSSC-7-SSSBSSS3-. -.SB Farmers Should Advertise The Oregon fanner can swell his annual receipts by using good print ing nnd by occasional aihertlsing In (he weeklies of his county. sus D. W. Motion, dean of the new sehool of eemineiTo of the 1'nlveinlty of Ore gon. A farm letterhead should catry tbe name of tbe farm, the name of the ownttr, tbe loeatiun of tbe farm, and perhaps a small picture of some feature of the plarays Dean Mor ton, who legards the farmer ax a bus iness man wltb a substantial ImgfKt nient upon wbli-h be should make ever) effoit to pay lutert-st. "It gives a farmer a teitain bus iness standing it he has a uent leiier bead of good stock, slid it luireeM tbe value of his faim to lise u n.ime shiI something of an, iudiviiii.illl." be said. "There Is some lultlnl ex pense in having a picture taken and a rut made, but tbe publisher of the nearest country pair win attend to tbe details and afterwaid will do tlu prltitlttg reasonably. "If the farmer raise hittlt class0 animal, his letterhead ma contain a picture of a prise animal with lb reeonl; ur if he has a utoik farm, u picture of a bunch of etork. or it be has the beat Iioum or barn in the ufighhenhCHMl, a picture or thai, or a pii'ture of a grove or a ntuam Is usuall) effective oh atatiouer There are few Oregon farina not worth nam ing, ana few that do nt iroUle something woith a permanent pic ture JOHN Z pere UNDERTAKER ljuly AiWtuiit tiKH, inUTI.DTT rliiine M. I? and 17-J'J Aiubulauio Service Coroner DON'T INVEST to write (M) letters. Alanv ill furnish ' Advertising rates are very low in Oregon country pupwre, and a farm er tit a eost or fioni 10 to &0 cent mn often sell a horse, a suaond-hand fiacblne, or some other thing about be olaeo he Uoxa uut nuil bv niiiiin fa small advertlaement ip his weekly paper. "A farmer's advertising should of course conform to the bent advertis ing standardM. It Mbould be er deil Uile and uUaolnteh tiulblill " t ? f f V ? T ? ? f WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS '?v The Greatest Moving Picture the World Has REFORMERS AN! I REFORMERS If you are narrow-minded vou MUST see REGENERATION. If you are if f it T ? BEGINNING ' - T Mon.. Jan. 17 JL ;;;; TELL THE TRUTH TO HOMESE OF Antliony rtiJtiirvW niiil wild it ml J. K. Deane of )tthiictH, le., who have been IrttTolmg nbout the pou-t country for three niotitlis, Imvintr 1 ir-.t visited tile big: atjwtlloiiB in C'nlitor niii, are lurryinic in Hogue Kher v.il lev n few day on their return home. Tliev liavn friends nl Bedford innl OrantH I'nw nnd new neiiunintnnco- at Aftlilnml wlirqu they liave been i itintf, "I run eoinilije lmek hi Hie -pnng" nnd take another view of two or three vnlipvs with whieli we have become hlightly fntniliar eu this trip. The Koi?ue river country -will be one of the sections 1 will re-vNii beeatiso I think -if is wcirtli while," said .Mr. Donne. "I feci tlutt it would tin no lmnu to give it lilt of inlonniitloii to sonic eoile whom we liavn met on a few of. our exeuraionS," eoiitinued .Mr. Doane. Collected Inrottimfiini "I-'irst, I w'tint to snv Hint wo have reason lo believe some of the best una most hospitable people in the world live on the I'neific const. How ever, among the people who hnvo liiml to sell we have fieiiientl,v fiiuiid per sons wiio appeared lo believe tlint customer liuve only recently discov ered the I'neific const; that visitors from the enst know nothing- of your rosourcw, their development, their ricliuuKS, their great variety and the esscutml requirement of getting a living out of the soil. We are runn ers. In some regions we find too miii'lt precipitation without farm t.. .moo. In 'others we discover vol unhie resources pnitinlly developed without water. Y-eni' valley is a menu between these Iwn evlremes, "In nil of these localities, however, org people who appear (o he willing lo minicprcscut (heir yienle-t business weakness. Ii sonic pints of the Wiiinmcttc valley we were told that fhev hud fanned there for folly years niinout drainage and had di-eoveicd that they didn't need it. t'oiidUInn .MlMcpicscnled "Tlie absence of it was plninlv dis- ecrnaole to us. The soured eotidi tion of their soil and the punv griiwtiu of plants told the soi. "In some portions of California, where it desert-looking region was, water, we were told tlutt uu irrwa tiou H.VMtem would soon he installed ut little eost, lapping nn alnn.ilat t source. A little inquiry revealed the tact that they Imd no Iiok ol Imd uig an abundant source' wit Inn one hundred mill's. "In Rogue River valley we are told tluij funnel's have operated their ADVICE 101 i'CHS. Jitrf,"t'n,a ''ere with amnsing piofit for thirty to fifty years without irrig.i lion and hail no need of it, 'except in try years.' These infonnants offer ed their senie.v?lluntarily been use tliev bad omorhing to sell. "Now, we know that .vou il need irrigation in Uiis vitlley. We have neouired n volume of inl'oimaiion about it dining the two iejr llucc veal's o have been iliscus-in im Catarrh Cannot He Cured wllh IWAI. AITMCVTIONS. M e. f t rih iiu 'i r ik uur 1 1I4U ii u 1 1 .1 of u'iiuli mil nf mill in iMiin i i )wll UllMt Ul luo-funt tewtsltr lla, Kilt i Ut ' Itkfl Im-'etUllr. i ll 'In i f ii i IS bSsl Anil UlUi-uHA ur(MC Hulls i t'i a (ur 4 b c a iimik OKdl luf. Ic ii , ettWtl br win ut IU W-l sbftkUii In Imi xwutrr ror in wl S i'iui ' - . 1 1 n It It vuiniH.j uf IS U-M KmS"i ki-n in Um lih Ik kMt Uuu4 svrMrr -.u;,t i rwllir wi lb uiunwi m(ts' Tt.- i- rf" f ioiHUuiiHj ..f IS turn Inur4l-ut4 i- wt( r. ilxva with wuiW(sl tuli In tufiuj Uttl. Semi fir t-tialfa. Im- h J lllKNKVAlO rrm. . Tl. d 0. Ji.ld l'f l'"ilU, I'll.. 7 Tl Hull I iallr 1'IIU t (ooitliitlea. REGENERATION "EVIL Plus "NEAL OF THE N A V AND PRICES REMAIN THJUSAME AS - GAY FOX TROTS HELP STENOGS .Mhc K. II. Deiiilmrii helping n ou nj tpi-i "Yankee Doodle" pluyeil on the iilioiinrnili. propositiun of moving out to this const. Why They llesltnlo "If yon lintl irrigation Iioro, all over the valley, and were raising u great (tinnlity of piodtiee of till profitable kinds that would .justify your farm en in oigauixitig a system of limrket iuir tlu't would be mutually conveni ent and would ield good returns 1 1 , t ut Ii is what they want; nnd tliev the proilueci-, nboiil all thero would have no use for the man who doesn't bo left for us to do would be to se-i pn-ess it for general distribution, to led a piece of land and acipiire il,!tiungeis as well ns to each other." move on it ami go to work. Ilui m., Mr. Daiic' ndvire i very jierti orofcr to wait until we see whether incut and ispiallv impiulaut. His or not .vour farmers are willing lo hi niiire water from your mountain KiMirees or otherwise at leitsonnble cost. If they eoueliule o do that, we would like 'lo be in on it.' Those fanner who ure xo anxious to sell a pint of their acreage bore would better take (hi feature of their situ ation into consideration. It is woith while. "Hero is the Hiint," eoiicluilcir.Mi'. Doane. "Very lew pimple come I nun the east into, your wonderful west, great in almost everything that goes to make lor prosperity, advanced eiMliatioii, eomlortiihle homes tjood school- ,1-liuii-lici and libra "ie-, witu- ITHE PAGE ModfOl'd's Loading TUoator THLS 5UCCE55 O 5UCCE55E5S ii yy iisisr Millili Mwm?; U ! .t'B 1 AV Kt 3 i " V V t & & m a mid a..aV-wi ? nci a .v n n M 1 h ijrasSSLrJB OflJ--lJLr lflfjgHngvyuS2MAejwJlrHSS9. tf 9lrWWWft)ft,tTrT-)5,ffitcsj MAIL ORDERS N0W-B0X OFFICE SALE MONDAY. JANUARY I7TH. PRICES; Lower Floor $1 00 and $1.50; Balcony, -vOc, 75c and $1 00, IF YOU BELIEVE X N A CLOSED TOWN SEE IF YOU BELIEVE IN A WIDE-OPEN TOWN SEE TO HIM WHO EVIL USUAL: MATINEES, ALl A f T? MEDFOP LEADING A Vjr $2j MotiopCture Theatre ''VVVVVVVV SPEED-UP IN WRITING LETTERS -pi nl up to tin tune ol out first Imving secured much infor mation about the particular 'region they Imve in mind. Where They tJet It "They get it from the department of agriculture, the state collouos, the eommireinl. industrial ami farm pa per and by private eoripsHiuilence. I It will be hard to deceive them. 1 lie iiartv was oflercd land in this val ley at a pneo I bat would have been very nnr u u nun himsi'u ii ihiio up water system for irrigatiou. It is laud on which about hull' a crop can he raised without irrigation, if wo hnvy the usual liiinfall, hut on which immense vields can he produced, one year after another, with irrigatioir. Farmers of this valley must finally realise that nn ndeipinto irrigation , system will prnelieally iloiilila the value of their real estate and Hint nothing else will. The only way they may icaJizc that added value to their" firms !. to add the water itself fori Unit piirpoo. l WEDNESDAY January 19 TriLr 005T TALKED OP P&y OF TiE CENTUR ijJ 4, !-M J&li fffSA v.?WSKtev PMTI lf?V i Msjmmnmsir' 'y u Ever Seen- Worth $1 to Se REGENERATON REGENERATION liberal-mindftl we INSIST ou your THINKvS" o SEATS lOo. EVENING 5, . . - -. -. . .i1rfVtgn3Jgxmt'r4riK aal TO-DAY The Phantom Extra A Two l eel drama MANNA'S HENPECKED HUSBAND A One-reel Comedy THE BATTLE OF AM BROS AND WALRUS Tno-reel Side Splitting Keystone Coined IjiiiuIi ami the Win Id Laughs Willi Von THE PAGE riiLuruiiu a LtHuinu Motion Picture Theatcr- TONIGHT HENRY B. WALTHAL IX 'Blind Justice' u-nct Kssnnny JEWEL IIARRV HUNT' FISHER In a Vltiigrapb Comedy The Little Trespasser PERKINS' PEP PRODUCER Selig Coined), 2 Acts COMIN'O -Uegeneratlnn." A Dainty New Creation a distinctive Face Powder possessing the vety oharaeter iiies iastidious women disire. Mnrinello f'owder really nidi in henatifying the compleiou it proteets against wind ami ' will it blends perfectly with Hie skin's lexture and color. Its exclusive, delicate fragrance is an expression of good lasle. A TINT FOR EVERY COM PLEXION Marinello Hair Shop 107 Gnrnett-Corey Blilg. HIKOKtlltl). OltK. Bargains in ROSES 200 Tnree-year-old (.nrri tia HTiofn-f VW AWl I Hosos for sale at a bargain 'the finest ross In Mod To id frog) the best rose hedge In the cly. The Caroline Testout Is a peria nal bloomer, largo pink roses ind the best hedge or street rose for this climate. Pierce, the Florist In Six Parts T ? ? ? ? r r peing REERATION. Y " 05. 10, 1 . . .. .... . W7W 7 ' t v If it V