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AlEDFOIlD MAIL TIM DUNE
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limKOBI I'RINTINO
NIIAY BT TIM
OUJee Mall Trlti. HiilMIn. ?-:7'I
North Mr lnt, litlnplton 71.
Tb DMitoeratln TlmM.
II. TlH) Meilforil Trbtinr, The tiputK-
rinu.
rrn Oregon!),
fhn MeiUerO
Th Ashland Trbtine,
UnBOItirTIOK KATXS
One year, hy rnnl.. -. ........ 15.00
One month, by mall .. - SO
Per innnlli, delivered by carrier In
Meiirord, Phoenix, Jacksonville
nml Central Point ..... .SO
BtHry nljr, by mall, rxr yntr i 8i
Wee Sly, per year .... 1.89
-Jflolnl I'arxr of the City of Medford.
Qfflolal taper of Jarkeon County,
Hntered aa aecoml-olnM matter nt
Mmlftrrd, Orsgon, under the act of Mareh
I, 1179.
Sworn Circulation for 1SH, 2fsS.
1'ull leased tvlra Aasoolatod I'reaa dla-atoltea.
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BXIT MR. GARRISON
Snbscrlbora tnllliiR to ro
cuho nnpors promptly, phono
Circulation Manngor at 2fiO-U
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HONG KONG KOLUM
Home of tin; women who never puhh
n. mirror without loohlnj; at their ro-
rli'ctlon hIiow bravery iitmiirpiiHHod
on any bnttloflold.
Tho Kudo Tiilo of (lie lleniillfiil Mer-
miM
Tho moat fimhlonnblo inominld on
thu Atlantic' roust not on u plocu of
to ml nnd wopt sally toon.
"Xow, now, my prntty ono!" ox
ohilmml N'optuno, "why should you
Krliivo?"
"Wlinn tho In ml 'womou look up
tlio chin chin, I worn ono too," unit
iid tho boniitlfnl niorinnld. "Wliun
tho land womou stnrtml thn dnnelng
vrnzo, I on that op pod on thu wuvoa aa
unieofnlly iim any of thorn, H-U.b-but
iimimiow," hJio sobbed, gnzlng whit
rully at nn nnproHchlng Jrohorg nnd
Dotting a runfitl Klnuco at lior finny
exlriimlty, "How, oh how, pnn I over
tnkon up tit skating fartT"
Wirty 8utlt'l(iiw
."Dun't iim nay of tliHt powder on
Wf fM" Mid the customer after he
tad been shared.
"Why nnt?"aakntl the barber,
"iMUrUtlttc Hi mattrr with It."
"Tteiv'a Juat thlaj th matter with
lit I.Ht tlmu I hhs aliHVvd htira I
got aoni of the atuff on my coat and
I'y been kept uu-y trying to explain
It ie my wife over sine."
Itinicli and Mtomtmo
Tho largH and Imaky Mr. Mooxh
had rMently Imh deprlvtal or aeveral
lutornal organ by thu atiriieoiia, and
wan roenvorlng wt rapidly that li h
HHii to (IroHin of haahed hrovMiml po
tatoug, T-liono Mttmka Hinotliorml In
onloni, cuaturd pin mid othor doll
tmelHD. The tumpltal dlot of warm
milk wan btigluliiK to maka him poo
vlali. I'lnnlly tho uurao gladdoued IiIm
tout by tho auiioiinoiimunt that today
ho hhi to liavtt "eomo food "
Hut Urn "fowl" coiialatwl of a fw
Mpooueful of grind.
"Huh!" romarkod Mr. Mooih aftor
ho had gulpml th dHutppolntliiK
"moal," "now you might bring me
a pHiii klamp, mire."
"What for?" aakwl thn uurm.
"Oh, I think I'll do mihih reading!"
Today' llidliiiiKnr
Two pliyalelana weie tailed In con
ultatluii oho morning. Dr. llrhlg.
ham sa oho of them A few itayi
laUtr he trai siMaklng of the oeeur
rMHitt.
"I uw InmitHlliitely," he aaid.
"that Or, llrUiekMH dlaunoaU wue
wroHg; but aa he waa In charge of
thu Ht, of fonnifl It wouldn't do
for wo to Iwlurfero."
"Old the patient die?" aakod hla
frlead.
"Oh. yea. certaluly," replletl Dr.
ttrldghat. "Mbr died of profeHalou
al rrtM'- a ry cowmou ami fa
tal dlaeaav."
So) llu (ih on llio Klliu
HuuititluiMi, handaouie le aa hand
WMie dauapalnt.
A mnu ho culla all girl rhlckena
WHMlUj baa Ike braiua of a rooal-i.
Tho MUplntml "U,"
The real uatate dealer bad juat
peued a new "auliurbau addition. "
He had eggawl a alga iwlnler to
Mint a huge algu which had been
reeled where all Uo paaaad could
read. Sunday afternoon he (bought
fcg'd go ut hliuMlf and take a took
liOMV a alghl which at flrat filled
Mm tfU i- V largo crod bud
fattfttBM About the ign and bo mw
ytfiOM of 2ay Mloa and una) rlohea.
'Oo thing, however, puuied hlan.
All tho peoplo won laughing.
ta drew oloaernd then all hl
houea were duhed aa he read the
(reaMy painted legend:
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OvTl'CKO HOIHK
J- TOK AUt
TIIKIfK will Im1 lilllc rpgrcf over the rvnlgnntloii uf.
Lfiullcv M. (InrriKMi an wwlnrv of war. Wlirn-I
over a I'libliict (iffii'iiil Ik'coiiipk h cimmtn'cd uf Mn lii(li il
unl iflcnK n Id liwinl iiK)ii thcii' ndoptiou to thn wrif'wv
of nil clue hy the wlininiatrntiun he sem-es, It U tiiiK1 for
him to lenve.
iMr. Clarrinnn heloned to the renetiontirics. lie never
wjik a progressive or in sympathy with progressive tlein
oentey. 1 1 is trnininif its corporation attorney natiirnlly
biased his iewpoint. His pet seheine was a large stand
ing army and the "continental army" of reserves, as
favored by the veterinary surgeon now labeled ranking
major general ny grace oi r. if. I lie reason lor his resig
nation is stated to be the failure of the president to "irre
vocably" support this program and his opposition to Phil
ippine independence.
A standing army is not a democratic institution. It
withdraws from useful occupation at public expense a
proportion of the population which are unfitted alter dis
charge for other vocation. It is only lleeded for interna
tional police duty. It is inconsistent with our most cher
ished ideals to turn America into a military camp. When
the necessity arises, we never have in the past and never
will in the future lack means or men to defend ourselves.
Ir. Garrison opposed the national guard, yet the na
tional guard familiarizes our vouth with the use of arms
and the theory of war, with the rudiments of drill and
maneuvers and sanitation of camps. It induces young men
to undergo, at such times as they can, needed physical
training, and its strengthening is far more to be desired
than the creation of a large body of paid soldiery. The
proper way to provide a needed reserve is to enlarge and
broaden the opportunities of the national guard.
II was to be expected that the champion of militarism
would also advocate the policy of the United Stales con
tinuing to play the role of a feudal lord in the Philippines
and oppose the recognition of the God-given right of the
Filipino to govern himself in his own country as best lie
can the fulfillment of a promise the American people
gave to the Filipino when our army planted the flag upon
his territory without extending the protection of the con
stitution. 'Phi1 champions of militarism are also the champions
of exploitation of foreign people, as well as our own,
through armed might that is what they want big armies
and navies for, and the rank and file of true democracy,
under all partisan labels, will regard the loss of .Mr. Gar-;
rison as good riddance.
MODOC
ORCHARD
'iclv a , ! of fnJpnU will
rr h' natrr in nil i.tbcr wwN
'I tin "ft'liHnl ! t gnrdeii
10 PUf WATER.
BREAKS A COLO IN
FEW HOURS-TRY II!
I'lrM lliw r efliK''" Cold ('iinHtund
llfllflr All Orttf MlMr
(toMtulii X Oiilnlno.
Milliliter W. A. Smnmi H I In- Mo
qW un-hiirdn, while ,n "-nil Kriim i-i
rwt-ntly, piin-hoonl n iiiMipinu iinnt
aMa To )h inatalM u th- high 1 -el
of that Ma orrh.ud imnierty for
tbr pnrpm of imitutuiir thirty-nine
hitch ilevirted hrK-lv to pear. In
addition to tho pwr, there nre only
a family orrhanl and Burden, to
jtetht'r with n treat timely of graH,
i wind in mnur cwtt-ni kind. Theae
jrrape vnrietiw will ultimately be re
duced in number to tho-- which mnkc
(he IivkI ahowitut in quality nnd yield.
The abftolutt) humI for uriiration of
thia tract waa allow n by the rt'MilN lr,li "Hd "lr Pwo!i! to naatv
or irrijtalMW of th exleiiie oiThr.l,,,,,0,,r " running; rollevea
on the lower lovoU. The water will ! headache, dtillneaa, feverlahneac.
ho pumped from the main canal by
ui'f h .'IO-li(irM(-Hiucr distillate
pump, ciipiible of lit tun -"" K'tl'on-.
a iniiiuti1. Tho tank on thu iiixuct
piiint "I' tin- penr oiclinnl ImUU 2.'!.
01)0 jfalbuis. l-'iinn lliw -itoM i"
Don't atay atuffed up!
Quit blowing and enuffllng! A
doe of "Pane'a Cold Comiioiind"
taken every two honra hntll three
deeea are taken wilt end grippe mis
ery and break up a nevere cold cither
In the head, chmt, bodv or limbs.
It promptly opena clogged-up noa-
Swamp-Root Stops
Serious Backache
aorn throat, aneeilng. aorenesa and
latlffneea.
I "I'npe'i Cold Compound" la tho
(itpkct, aureat relief known and
cost onl 25 ccnta nt dina; atorea
It iit-t without (i.-ltanre, tantea
nice, and iu-m no In'oinrnlcncc.
Don't accept a Mi"tlt'iic dv
When jour buck aches, nnd your
bladder and klducn xpeui to ho dla
ordeied, romombnr It la needloas to
suffer go to your nearest druj? storo
and Hot a bottlo of Dr. Kllmor'a
Swauip-ltoot. It Is a physician's pro
scription for dlnwiiwa of tho kldnoya
and bladder.
It has stood tho test of years and
has a reputation for quickly and of
foctlvel) giving results In thousands
of eases
This prescription was used by Dr.
Kilmer In his private practice nnd
was so very effective that It ban
been placed on sale ecr where. ' (Jet
a bottle, Sue and f I, at your nearest
dniKfc-lat.
Howover, If you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer St Co., Hlnaliampton,
N". Y., for a sample bottle When
writliiu lie Hiiro mid ni nlloii the .Mod-
ford, On . M.ill T i m
Ma
CJsLVa
TwMtHt Ter.
fQjfJJ'Ifl
StaviVJ'ti
THE GARY PLAN
TII13 Gniy plan oT education, now in full operation at
Gary, hid., and in partial operation at New York
C?ity, provides for the use of existing school buildings by
two or more sets of pupils. It utilizes the school plant
during the hours now idle and thus lessens the expense ot
housing school children.
The Gary system, in brief, substitutes departmental
teaching for all children, from the first year through the
eighth, as now practiced in high schools and universities,
for the present policy of a seat for each child with one
teacher for all subjects. It also provides instruction of
groups of children by pupils instead of teachers, the group
ing together of younger and older pupils for auditorium,
laboratory and workshop exercise: the substitution of an
auditorium period for classroom instruction, and substi
tutes for formal physical training, supervised play with
four teachers for twelve classes.
The meritorious features claimed for the system are
thus suuiiiiari.ed by the IVited Stales bureau of educa educa
teon: I. An enriched sehoot life for every pupil.
3. A co-ordination of all existing child welfare aguucloa and a fuller
utilisation of all facilities In present recreational and eduuatloual iuu
tut Ions.
3. A solution uf the part-tlmo pioblom.
I. A double school plan by which each -sohoel soal iwnoa two chil
li ten. i
I. A wider Hn of the school plUHl.
6. An Increase in the school day tbioHgh ro-ortlHatlH of work,
study aud play activities.
7. A program that would luteal the child's MM-aeadewJtc time lo
greater profit aud pleasure.
it A socialised education In barmou) with progieulvo thought of
the day.
The advantages of the system to densely populated dK
tricts is apparent. Whether or not the sxsteiu is uuier
sally adopted depends upon the results attained of the
present experiments.
NERV0US-N0 APPETITE
lluilfoid Wunmii Tells How su lie
gained sueiiKtli
llttttfurd, Conu ' 1 wa run-down,
m-ivoua. uo appetite, lould not Bleep
.iinl Uad uo strcugth, au old huh told
me how much Vluol had helped hi r
wueti iu a like condition. I trld It
and noticed au Improvement within
a week. It soon built up m atiouKtli
my nervousness disappeared and I
can sleep well. I bae ueer found
any rented) equal to Viuol to croati
atrvnath." Mrs. Clara Burr.
It's the tonle iron, the modldnal
extractives of fresh cods' Hver with
out oil, and beef peptone contained
J Iu Viuol. that makes it so success
i ml in eurlchlng the blood und creat-
MtviuiS. i" i. ii c. n. i ,,n Mrength for run-down nervous,
l.tl.MKIA, I ell 11.- A Slot khollll . .
iu.i'i ura,cti wvmvu.
; W have heen such wouderful re
nulta right here in Med ford from the
vo'i.-N i.i evoo mi'.i t...v wUoro it
'aiU io j ue MitiKi.i.-tion Medford
t'ha mac Ad
TODAY
"FILM
TEMPO l.ove nnd Intilne in a movlnic
pliture Hluillo. A Mutaiin fiaturo
In multiple iccIh. Htarrlnpr
Art Acord and Nell Franzen
Ono ot the "Duck I'arvln and tho
Movies."
AImi Two Otlui- ('oml t'oiiiciliea.
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IN ENGLAND ON VlSlIi
LONDON. Ill' II I I'leipont
Moihu uriivnl in London ihln moru
Ing l aKclal traiu from Kalmouth,
where last eening he lauded from
the Holland-A uivrtcaa Una steamship
Rotterdam, on which he had come
from Xew York, lie was met at the
station hero b l.ord Sunliffe. gov
ernor of the Hunk of Kngiaud.
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It's now tho
favontc in
thousands
of homos
through
nut flin "Mnetliwnaf
Lang & Co.
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The Cup That Cheers
After a jaunt through Winter's blasts
tncro is nothing quite so cheering as a
cup of good Coffee. Drink the best
there's none better, at any price, than
ROYAL CLU
The Super-quality Coffee
40c
RESULTS CO
Our courses arc arranged with one aim in view
to get the best results. Investigate then enroll
in Day or Night School.
Medford Commercial College
New Students May Enroll at Any Time. Phone 15-L
aEflMANS SEIZE SWEDISH
STEAMSHIP FRIGA
iiuitil. to i he lhul TcVi;rrh Mu
tual the sueih-li tcitmhi rng.i.
Willi eul iee tilid piece i;oiil for tiolli
euiilin:, lin been -,ued xt the tlei -
imi.;- .u. i! t.iki i into !w.miiniiuli-.
ggP1 - mi m y
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MEDFORD'S LEADING
Motion Picture Theater
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Peculiar Pranks
Aratiiioe, ." and 10c.
IC ruing, o, 10 and luc
Time To Clean Up
Your Car For Spring
A big sale of Sponges and Chamois at a most op
portune time.
A big Sponge, averaging (5 and 7 inches in diam
eter for 25
Chamois, large, extra heavy ours?, 50p, 90 aud
$1.35 each.
C. E. GATES
Nurmfs
Saturday
Specials
French Pastries as Follows
VICTORIA TARTLETS
FRANGIPAN SLICES
MOCHA SLICES
EXT. D.
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Van Duessen Cakes as Follows
CHOCOLATE LAYERS
MOCHA LAYERS
MARBLE LAYERS
GOLD CAKE . t f
SILVER CAKE 4 t
NUT CAKE (WHITE)
All small sruuds. such as Kisses. .Miic-nrooiis.
Tea Cakes, etc.
Coffee Cakes
One trial will convince you of superior quality
of our cakes as well as our bread.
Not How Cheap, But How Good
Nurmi Baking Co.
Makers ot Mutter-Nut and Paii-Dandv Ortud
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