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MEM OKI) MAIli 1KJ1JUMB
SOCIAL INSURANCE
'iSxi'-Bir Hrs.VJv iW Viii6N""N,T,n,,; 'i111 l''f I'"' PH'ip-wwivo JiHl'lv orKaitiec h
!"'"" miistijiii X Colonel Roonccll jific r hin defeat in 'tin- republican
h7irMmJJr'ni,f1V:,M,,,7rf "'"" ''"' i,tj,i in Mil were borrowed from Hie HocialNtx and
malt with jmhmhI relornw, Miii-li an health insurance, old
Matt. Tb Mr-lfuM TidMim ThfvKmiih ' nr tiiMiwtnnu nt.I tMt.i.n.lMrin.hl MMw.t. um.,,. rt,t,.i. ,.,! ,..
FK .'-...... ' 1 B ' !'- ill fl a B 1 a B.B J I l IlirilVI I I I II li I I I ' k II I- ' Bill! II III I - I
Tilt tMn-m ittllr Tlrtit r, tin Mrdfrmt
nt., - !,. ii.. AoLi..t viTi.ii
""aMomiK PITNAM. Ifclltor. 'H'lltl.V to Ul'flW I III' VflfCM of tllC dlMCOU! ('lllt'd. lflf IlOl fllMl
iM'-fiiiKO Mr. Hi i si-vi'lt Intel imy great faith in them or wan
Kineerc in In advocacy. JJnd lie been sincere, he would not
have rctiNcd their advocacy after the eleetion, hut engaged
in ii viKurnuM campaign in uieir nenaii. jjiii lie nan anan
MUMMHirTJOH XATJWft
" ..r. by mull 'i ok
' t month, bv mnil ,&o
1 NHMth. fltllvi-r.-tl In rm rlr In
jlfrird, Pho.tiix, .1 it hmtfivlllo
;i
nlrnl t'ni
f onlv. Ii mull
jwr y.r
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109
ir.o doiM-d them Tor inilitartam and .Hnirolsm and is Irviiur to
'"VJclai''"lVffnrl,'ltiilufM,',!',,' 'M,",,,,5,, ",M w,,y ''''k In IeadoiHhi or a partv opposed to
"ri' An "'", " ""'' '' l iii. H niean to
. an end.
WELCOME IEDDY,
SHUN
MAD
Kworn rir ululimi r.ir 1119 I4S1
I'llll I..IM
patchta
il t i ,iirlntpil 1'rrM die-
HONG KONG KOLUM
llvlilinllj Not Mode Man
I'D It KXCIIAMIr' I him Honri'it
(Ml (H'HHII IincCM hikI the hoiik of
Urn billowy vvavoa aounila like, alnp
16 iiift. 'IIih fact la xti'HMKur 1 am
inuiar)- mitl want l ro eaal to ace my
m. ir io mo bointuliiil cHhlHrnor
Wilt CHll Hi rfMllll IDA, Cl Milt. lllllllllllK.
Mini offtfr ins mi I'KKlcrn iiriiinrty
worth Mlmiit $1Ti, (Kill for my 2li-iicro
fHll-liHrlii tCiirckn li'iiion xrovu imt
tkr from l.o Almoin, clou to h rIh
Hon on (ht g. P. Ity, lut Hill flnil inn
an wily mnrk to ilnwl with. Oon'l
lllVlM, COIMtl (WfOIH (llllllMr If )OII CHll
Vouni In Imitd, HUH (irMiit IIIiIr.
I. mi Aimolua (Cul.) TIiuhm.
The Way llicy I'cll?
Qnlat, yut vry liiiirMlvn, whi tint
welding or Mr Hurry 18. I'oniliurtoii
Mini ,MIm Wiiltliu A. WIIroii. TIim
brills mnl liiltlpuriiiiiii liHikod voiy Iw
fflHilng In thlr blue miltM mill bluo
bii u match. Tho Mnillmiii County
(Q.) UoMiftcmt.
mm
111 roan who wnlM iironml iinlccp
la not IwayN a HoiiliiitmlnillHt
m
TfMlttjV lkllrlttti'
frlvnloiiH ynmiR Knullnti ttlrl,
. i rt no Iovm for tho iiUr ami t-irlitox
( 40 Nitlalnifd at a relehrutlon
wknr the Amcrleau riitK wn vuryj
wmili In evidence.
"Ob. what a allly looklua thln
lb American flan In! It kiikkcxId
Muthlng but clnckerlnrr canity."
"Ym." n-i'llcU a byituniter, "the
kind of candy that ha made iver
body akk who over tried to lick it."
Tit-ntta.
Vet thewe Nocial proldenw are vital in the life of the
nation and .sooner or later must he solved. In the rapid
development of our civilization, individualism has largely
passed away. Co-operation i essential to success. (Ireat
ayKiVKatioiiH of capital and monopolies block the way to
opportunity to the average indhidual. The man with lit
tle money must unite with others in a corporation to ac
(niplish lare ends. The man with onlv labor to market
must unite with other laborei's in a union to secure a fair
bailee. The farmer with produce must unite with other
farmers in an exchange to market his products. And to
this individual co-operation must be added the co-operation
of the state to secure efficiency.
The census of MHO, an average prosperous year, showed
(Vi )(),()()() unemployed. In times of financial depression
there are double (he number. As unemployment is a fea
ture of modern industrial life, some method must be
worked out to solve il. (ierniMiiy has atlempled- it with
considerable succchh. Knuliiiitl has relieved the situation
by unemployed insurance. Others are solvintr it bv means
io co-opentiiou neiweeii employer, emploves and govern
ment. Allied with unemploynieiil insurance och sickness and
disability insurance, invalidity and old ae insurance, and
provision for widows and orphansall of which have been
provided in some form of relief in the countries of Kurope
and Australia and New Zealand.
Compulsorx sickness insurance or voluntarv subsidized
sickness insurance prevails throughout Kurope. Compul
sory old ae insurance wrists in (lerumiiv and France. Old
"' pt'iisioiis and voluntary subsidized state systems of old
ntfc insurance exists in. ton European countries. Cnein
ployuicnl insurance exists in, three reat Kuropeiiu coun
Iries and in uioht of the lae' cifiu, while widows and or
phaiw' ien.sions are rovi(led by softie of the nations.
In the I'nited Slates accident insurance has Ijcen pro
vided in only pari of the slates. A few of the states pro
vide widows' pensions - but the state is doing little (o gain
Hi oiiMinic atlvaulagcs thai will follow the eo operation
of the state in ameliorating the lot of ihe average man.
Tlie I'nited States, instead of being the most progres
sive, is the most react ionan in needed social and indus
trial reforms, but Ihe conditions which have forced their
consideration in the old world now obtain here, and the
mm si ep towards etlicieiicy and preparedness should be
uieir roiiHHicrailon.
W'SIIIM,TO, Mav I Colonel
KoOKevelt's reieptlon at Trinidad
during his reient Wt liMllan trip
(ult etllpteir that arrowed lor Dc
retary McAiluo, who cume along Hi
little later m the firltlxh mbaM
dor Sir Cecil Spring-?. ( nernonally
pald a vlait to t'realdent W'tlson to-
ay and exproiwd regret that through
a mlmindemtniiilliiK anionic local offl
elaU the necreUry or the trnamry
had not been received with the cer
emony appropriate to IiIk iwaitlon. ,
Hrltlah ofricialii learned to their
ntiiHxeiiienl that Hie govcinor of Trln
lilad linil (Hitilonu liliiiKcIf to make a
ilemomtratloti for Colonel llooaevelt
bill apparently whn lift ! Imp rowed
wltli the eoiiilng of Seirntarv Mc
Ailoo, who whm roluniliiK from the
nicclltiK of llio I'aii-Aiiterleaii liixh
fommlaloii at Iliicno Alren
The ainbaaandor'a i-xplwniilloii
cIoboi the IncldPtit, If there wh one.
T
' ' i i in ii ii
' II' I fill ti l I .. .null llilliu
'"' '" ai enjoyed till (he midniffhl
( lioill
, Mi-. V. K. W'nhl returned In iled
fyril Monday, havintf ient the Week
end nt the much home.
A fine lU'ji-pfiimd bnbv hm nnn
eil at the iJovd home Hundnv, Aptil
.Kith.
Mii". Jrrmntn unit her mother of
I'hoeiiix we're week-end ti4itr nt
the Woolterton home.
8tr. Tlrowu arrinl from Cottiiite
(Jrne Montlnv lo vWt fur lev
weeli nt the hiimi' of her iliiitKhler.
Mr-. C. K. Ih.vd.
Mr. mid Mr. I). II. Klend lunl h
dinner viift- Hiinilnv eveninu Mi.
and Mrn. fpton or (li.lil f fall.
Sir. mid Mr-. (I. 1 1. Alden. ac. ..,.
piiuied lv their uite-t, Mr. nml Mi
('. W. U,-v f St. I'nnl ami J I.
.Miittc-oii, tiKititrcil to Kay tic hi Sun
(tn.v, where llrc ate lunch, ihciin in
A-lilund mid Mcdl'oiil. Mi-. J)i kc
"topped in Med lord tor u lew iln-,
tvlnrHintf to l(ieiHi,c Vi.lnidn
v ciiinjr.
Mr. and Mi-., t'. .1. Kcliuiiuilmiu en-
leniiliieil Jlr. JniMibM. Mii- Anna Mc-
SMed Cfowh
Helps you up
"On High"
IWmAV
NOIAJX
ie Gasoline of Quality
pun Ihe Imp info Mmr i.ir pie xi the
iin.k '(jft-auiv , jnil tlir nk-up" on ih
lull. It iMfCIHH- Kta V ri.HIl i inc ll.n.i.-v..,
refinerv gai, wiili extra power in every drop.
At dealers eer where and at our lfcR I1.B
STATIONS.
Standard Oil Company
iralifsrol)
miBEssEsm$mm&
WaWejr-rallJJHil " jfeiWM.'jBWJIK)kW'.lJ
PORTS AFTER PORK
Siiyniliiitail on tho I'ltiu
BftvaalMK of trade relatlona, u
great many people would be willing
la da it!
A (ho Mill HiiiiIHIhm. IteNil
Ulu Chrlatliie Hraub ha remodel
mi her nwldeme on Main at The
tMHatde baa M-en altered and flntah
el beaulirully on oth luaidt and
Wtl. The 1'iutemenl (Md) t'our
kr. U'tWIIlHtln 'Hb HI1'IM
i 'be womvttV city rlub held tta an
l . nlenlr at the rltv Inebriate farm.
- ' Angelea Itet'urd
klcklnii ta In vain lui.iime
le do It In the wrouK pUe'
.
X SltHli III AwlWHJ
Ha viia. colored, h ulleaed
"lokwn Into the hontt of lim
ii eai old fainicr of
'ii 'ixinty. and aaauulted
i i i".i t r bt beating blm over
i "Mill ti. Howen'a riant aim
ii hi two plaecK Tlie Nor-
XTl)' 'lil Senati.r Chaiuberlain is in a fair why- In .r,.i
J- a good juirl uf the railroad lands ) Oregon sdiouU
noil mans, nie iMioMers III tile lllainette valley are going
11 ' ! """. 'y sentiing delegates hack to Washington to
demand some for their port districts. This move cnies
principally from the same gang that helped puss the mid
night resolution at the last legislature, which was virtu
ally a move In win Ihe land Miit for the railroads.
II is a little difficult Io determine whether this last
move in behalf of the mrls is not another effort to delav
the settlement of I he ilrs urn in the interest of the rail
road, or the ordinaiw miiiciiI of ihe I. oiiip Turn bmr
II It is the latter, we ina. expect olher delegates to soon
be on their wa Io demand aimiher cut for the count v
faii-s, eonunercial clubs aud ladies' auxiliaries.
.Mr and Mr l.'d llonilln of IMimi
vh1Io w re Suiuln n'ht of Mr
and Mm w s Stanrtirr
Mik l.llh HlnuUnooil t,Mn t Siiii-i
dm In AhIiIhiiiI.
.Mr. ami .Mia Kiiioin of Talent were
biiaiiioaa owllom Hi C Care.' Tiiea
day. .Mra. M. Itiwo and Mra. C. Cale
wero chIIIiik on .Mm. o. T. llrown of
ThIkiiI laal Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Terrill of Urowtm
boio were at Talonl Friday atlendliu'
the tiaek inuet.
Comity Clork Owriliicr wai hIihK
Iiik IiiiiiiIh with lila many friend m
Talent Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Win McKhv ami Mi
and Mra. W. 0. Klmer apetit 8unda
evening with Mr. unit Mra. J. M. Ilad-or.
.Mra W. S. Ktnncllff waa ahopplm;
in Medroril tho laat or the week.
Mr. Ilccciofl of Phoenix wan nt
C Carijy'a Tuosda. after tomato
plnuta.
Mra. U. (5. Colomaii. Mia. F K
Knrry, Mra. Colvor Furrv, Mra Fr.
Mra. Hoae. Mra. A. S. Furrv were
uiiiiiiik'Hiomo fro ii Phoenix who ut
lemled the truck meet at Talent.
.1. K. flravoB, Mr. and Mra. W. K.
Anderaon, Mr. and Mr Yoat. Mra.
Van D.vko. Mra. John Schldelor anil
her daughter. Mra. Win, Stump, of
Talent, were trudlng In Medford Wed-
noaday.
A. S. Furrj haa liiatulled a M.vera
deep well pump to punip water fur
hla houae and arounda.
Mlaa Mil la m Hole of Mel ford waa
a huHlncHM caller at C Care'n Wed
neml.it uioiiilnu
Phone (' I'liii'v If win n.inl IiIh
tlrnl t io). (, h.iv in the field
Keown mid Iliclianl Kmrel nt dinner
Nutidiij.
Me-t.r. (Iiinfflt. ('ni-tecl. Joe lin
ker mid Iliek Knuel left liv tenm on
I Wfriitc .ln. inoniiiiit hir Trinin eoun-
i. i niiioriiiii. on n miniiiif mt,.
Mer. flrinfell ami CnKir,. IIU, (,,,,
tliuren.. ami nrrive.l M lav inorn-
Ulfi. The hil two ln of thru- tii,.
weic tin iinlv iileicniit. ,nn.l
H"! hail eeu. We tti-h the
-m i . in then tent me. Mi
uill iiliiin n it tin
nie imt lji hi ill!,
Ida
lio.x -Miitfi
peel.
I'l'
AS GOOD AS
A CHEW OF
"SPEAR HEAD'
That Means the Supreme De
gree of Rich, Luscious
Tobacco Flavor
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
ADVANTAGE OF CLASSES
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v ii . niiaii Pilot and lud
II lilis Hie vjr'M V-m tombi
U'lion i.i kivc ut. i.i ibi mluuie
detinliloiiH or uluiru- teruia, and
plain .' won i,tic iinatratlona of '.'oih
centuf) nlunra,.lea iti nded b)
bla amtoiiial lbeoloK ul I lie h
land raviwit me-uug htat umiit, Mr
Malnla eliurit. leiltrd an uguokllc iik
"a HMMfi who ducii't know thai be
knowa MiiMhlna and iloeMii't kuow
that he known that." Mr. Vet.e, In
pbrtt"eoloK qiiiie aproH to the u
lloll, I Ik .-tied the (iiileuwir ut k-i
tPv i' j'liil) nee at a reU.il n..,n
to -Inn io i he i v.riion riiin. i io , -
a i oi i mi. 1. 1
gh i ! i. hi i
l"1 1 1. 1' II. ' IUJ. Ill Ul I i
u i . i i
HpIIK value of a dollar in one man's jHieket is created liv
the abM'iice of the dollar from Ihe pockets of oth
ers. I here can lie no rirh unites there are some who ate
.... i"i i a
li. me iiTiiia rn-ii ami nmr are comparatie.
If all jH-ople jMihsehsetl the s.ittie wealth, there would
! no nib j,utl no poor. Therefore, in order to hae a rich
Hass lliciv muni be pour. Conseiiieitth the effort to erad
icate pou'rh in all wrong, for if we destroved iMierl the
Icmleiici would be lowaitl eipialiing wealth, nml' tli.it
would eradicate a rich class.
The world would not ivvuhe, the sun would not shine
nml the rain would cease to fall if we did liul have a plulo
'imy (o rake in all the piodtiitioii of the worltl aboe the
lllere existence of the workers.
I he ivimlilicaii jart in its ear.s ur jMnver alwnvs ki'il
us ciiuntn prepared lor war. That is proven In the fad
hat il., law in ell,i totlay prox ides that the militia shall
'' M.p bed l.x ihe goxeinnient with a wder-horn,
;l"d lock musket and fl.nl,,." lh all means let us have
our ears more uf such preparedness.
Al'lllll till nc ( IIVI ) tin
la-t dinner iiul It.r tin. .(ji-"ii nl
tin i hilt lum-c SnlnliliM eeiunu. Tin
llieliu ..oi-.i. tlllekeu pie. Iim-ll
ed Hilattie-. ndU, pickli-, nincai
- - . "1 ...p ...'.' ! ;
NO OTHER CHEW EQUALS IT
Nature arics the flavor she puts into
the different grad of tobacco leaf
ami the best of all the llavor of
choice red Hurley that plnes yotj so
mightily whrn ou thew Spear Head.
The dehtiou fruity flavor of a clicw
of Spear Head is a rv elation to the
man who has never chewed or who has
been chewing near-good tobacco.
For chewing is the one way to Ret
all the wholesome, healthful. appctiiinR
flavor of the tobacco leaf providing
you chew a hijth-grjde plug like Spear
Head.
No other tobacco can compare with
Soear Head in the wholesome satisfac
tion it fives.
You get more savory sweetness in a
:hew of Spear Head than in a whole
plug of ordinary tobacco.
And you get it in its purest form
for Spear Head is made amid the most
wholesome surroundings, in a grot,
lew lactorv that's Kent absoutelv
, clean and sanitary.
Try this rich, mellow, satisfying, pure
I :hew. Sm h a chew cannot be obtained
.n any other tobacco than Spear Head.
in iuc cuts wr.ipr.ni in wax paper.
MOIIi: MIA THAN WO.MI.X
IIWi: APPI.'MHCITIS
Surgeon Mute men are allghtlv
mere aubjert Io atieiidii Itlx than
women. Mod foul people ahould know i
OlUt li ftttt llnkl'K of mIhiiiIo Intnl. Ihnm !
burl., id) (trine, etc.. u.s uitxi.l In
Adler I-ka. often relieve or prevent
apiiendleltla. Tbla uiUtme remove,
audi aurprUluit foul mallei thai onf
Sl'OOM.11. Itllivea aln.oHi
' SK cons. iiimi M,in .luiii.i.li in
Kan flu INS I ', e.t v io n. hi oi
Adit i i I.. i i- ii i ini.
rou
Public Service Commissioner
wi sri tt nisntur
TKKI) CT IHiCllTIiL
i;fpi ii it' cvmhihii:
Sul.jit t to 1'iiiu itls M.i 111
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
lvdy lHtrtiit
v S. IllltTI.KTT
rlmnea . 47 ana 17-JI
mliiitanr Krvlr (rtar
w.iv "yon h.oi i,i
$ h.Mlnti of Vroiou.
V (t
Ou jiiiii.ni
Of the tiii w e
aUu ' '..yi
FfWai. tl.'i' n "lot
rvewl1' a
SfciSllg)aAlfc
l.. It,'- Ilia. Ill tu
Ii lio si 'Ik
' IH-4IJ 1 1 ill o
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9 ih
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lolouel U..o.seM.t must put sug.,1 in his shoe iN.ish.
".en 's no ..Hi, r u.n f acuunimu i.-r the iiivseut atti
,"l '.. i.lluw.h, kick.ilM.h.uili'.ur veai-s au
NO SIGN Of PiACE
SIAIESArVi8ASSAD0R
H iaflPP'
iHIIIIB -Void BaalB3k7'r
aaB jS'
laaaaaaBaaaaaaaaa lJrX$P' i3lRUji(
Auto Service Irom liable Point
to Medford nml Hack
The uiidtr-Uued n Ut leave Frank
Ltwia' eonfcitioiiory ewry day ex
cept Sunday for Medford Mtb tali
auto at 1 uVlom p. in., arriving at
2 00 p. m. Leave Nah Hotel. Med
ford. at 6 oo p. n.. arrive liagle I
Point at c oo p m. A part of the i
W II II lilt I'll N S ,
I I !
I I i i W , I
I IL U- tl.il- . HI I - ill I ... I .1
t'tl l lie i"i li flu lliiiti-. Hrown-
v ttl'. ur. i i
lie U dterving of eledlon be
t man of hla aplendid purl of fit tat
ii'ionl and betauae hla pluttorm iep-
i i
li
w a
IV 'I
traffic l aolielted. S H. llMtMSU, i r.stnu the cause or the people '
Kogle Point. Oregon, Tit New I'orii. II m. Marih '. lim
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LL-AIMS
Alisulutclv Koinovos
Start the Pay Right
ACORN BRAND BACON FOR BREAKFAST
luul a sii. . fstul .In w tth our u.-culi nt. spic HAM".
All tllf .ilfnnf. !v xUc . 1 1 1 1 i.un ourfii'oduets.
We ?Ay Higlipst Prices for Cattle, Sheep nnl Hogs.
HUillDSE SlXltKLX I'UU li )Olt WtMil.
. - s, -, A. aal arm assn. s . . .. m .h. .
firSlsWlH
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IrWHERE THE
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CROWDS GOb
TOD AY
ONIi DAY ONLY
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IN 1 1 till BEST PICTURE
THE NEW PRINT
Tess of the
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A Picture worth seeing Several times
COMINGISUNDAY The highest paid fun pro
ducer in moving pictures
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The Big Local Movie will be shown Tuesday
MR. ED ANDREWS
nUAMATM' AltT
Pupils iit'ncil for li'Ullliiuito anil hllcut iliaiua. 'Ilility jcntV e-
pelll'IKO.
MRS. ED ANDREWS
veit'i: ct iri'itK
()ierii, onitoilo null couceil (0111I1. I'lftcen )(NiiV cvpci Iciko In
public vvotK.
sit nio spur in mi., uo m t ui sun i; piiom. k-t-u
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BANK SERVICE
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s1
Ifej '
oven ?r Vi-ahs unoch Onc management
Scenic Shasta Route
through California
Four trains daily with through sleeping cars
from Portland to San Francisco. Direct con
nections for all Southern and Eastern points.
Summer Round Trip Tickets
will lici.nsaleilail, .Iune 1st toKept.JJU to
prii.cijMil Kuhterii cities. Liberal stop
overs alhiwetl en route. Return limit OU
thts 110111 date of sale not to exceed Qrt
:u, una.
Ml. feJ.ls.i-ti. liut.t htiiii.. Ml l..i-.-ii .s.n, Fran. i-. ... yWfc.
emite .iHev. ('.ilit.nuiu ll.a.li Hcort-. Lt. Ansel. .' n-wnu-t
alilorniii Kapwiliu. Apache T1111I. Ki 1'uno, ll.aatou
and Kew HiU uli.
I .ill tfll l.li.ll ,1.1 III (ul llillilliitilum
A- I III t III lk. l. II I I l.llv "I olir
I I '. ol u in. 1 .
. .., J0N M SCOTT. Gtwtal Passrnaer Ayent.
ttwarffftj,, Piirtlano. Ore. ju..jt'k&
Southern Pacific Lines
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