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Newspaper Page TextTAOE FOUR MTCT)FORTl WiTITJ TRIBUNE. IvfEDFORD, OREGIOX, SATURDAY, MAY G, 1D1G K. J . , . ' V 1 v-1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE an iN'ni i'i:mi:nt m,wsI',M'i:ii Pt'BI.IMIICK i: Kll AITIMtNooN EXCEPT 81'NIAY-.HY THK MKDFuRU I'KINWNO CO Offle Mnll Tribune ntiHdlrtR, 2'.-V7 North Kir stri-pt toll plume 76. .'9 The Democratic TlinrK, tlie Mr-dronl Mall. The M.i1fonl Tillninr. Th Mouth ern Oregonlnii, The Asliland Tilbuim. OSOROR PUTNAM, Kill tor. HWBIrORimOK XATKfll On ysr. by mall J 00 One month, b mnll ,60 Per month, dllv,rr.l In mulcr In MeOTon, I'linctin, .(.i.Hnunviiie ana Central Point Saturday only, h mull, por ysar wi THE SPITE RECALL B7-X0CKKIJK never Xk. Miul rliworri reekly, per year K0 too ci'calcd anyiliiiiif except discord, never developed a community. One reason this flection does not improve Inst or is because of the incessant noise made by the pessimists. It makes no difference whnt effort is ninde by the progressives, the knocker is there with his hammer to sound the knell. f an effort is made to establish an industry, the knocker howls to discourage it. If a man spends a mil lion dollars in building a much-needed irrigation system, obstruetion and abuse is his reward. If another million is - At the Churclies . SI. Mark's KImowI. Holy coinmttilon, x a. in. .Sunday school, in a. in. Holy communion, 1 1 a. m. K von ins; prayer,? 30 p. m. Hev. W. IJ. Hamilton, Vicar. Official Patwr of the City of Meilfnnl Official Paper nf Jnrkm.ii County. Knterea as aecond-clima matter nt Mi'ilforil. Oregon, tinder th m t of March a, mi. Hworn circulation for lBlli 24SI Pull li-nxo.l wire ArlntiMl Preaa dls pnlrln n EM-TEES The crlbhaan kuiiip In the back loom of Hpratt h Moic nt Kimt Cor nnri haa been dlacontlnocd IndvO ii Holy. Alf Merrill won all lint money mid than refused to play for I (). TVs and live I ho hoy a rhiincn i win Mm of it back. Ob! be a -imrl, Alf, My we, ebolr practice at the Katt Mranch liiireh waa postponed Wednesday ii i Kht because only one member Mowed np and the eholr couldn't i rHctlee a quartet piece wltiioiil at lumt three morn. The Kaat Ilraneh ball team beat tin- team from lllicajln' Corner laat Siturday. The Syttre waa 87 to 10U. Ice cream) dltl pickles, chocolate l.oer cake at Wigglemoyora. Adv. The Hlgalns' Corners Dramatic dull will Rive "Hamlet," one of tho in nt playa ever written by the well I iiowh dramatlat, William Hhakes i ."lire. It waa at first announced that Mlaa Arnmlnla Itoshee Mould piny the imrl of Ilamlot, folio win tho lead of Mlaa Sarah Hernhardt, another woman who once played the .nm part. Hut Mlaa Muabeo de i id'd ahe wouldn't after somebody i bowed her a picture of llainlct'a eos t n in a. Hill Qulgley raya he believes In preparedness, ao he haa put hla shot i mi to aoak is Kerosene oil. He aaya he'll be ready If the worst eemea to I tin' worat. There will he a flan dinner at the MiKKlna' Corner church next Sutur i iv. Plenty of flah cakes for every- i-idy. lSfO .VOMICA I. IHKIIKR INahMi (siMeoniiHtf. To a quart of pebblea add a gallon r water' boll for six hour Strain It four or five llmea. Place In the i' ' boi until It coola, then servo hot. very dellcloua and dellcato dish. flMlllrHHalm' UUcull. An easy way to aave money on iid la o take a corkacrew and drill i idea In the blaculta, then atuff tit indea with gunpowder dreaaloK. v. Mob la made of nltro-Rlycerlue and uniMjwOer. Serve, then run Thu niniiy won't nut aii iiicula for two or tb'""" w r. Ti , slum CelM. Mi i of flour and wn- i in Utile -n kpK will Hi Ml Mini Iraki-, belliK Mt-.ir butler, tauillti, i a in rrlen ' fu Urown'H mill mhool i inn j (urtiii nice Tueaday. .1 bo recelvi-d until !l p. in. Mil ii i. t ' lU 'nirt IllR Thi i'l I i trt OwMMUNieATiOM. i- ih i i i . in ii 'i ii i in i-r 1 I'.e .' i Html i nt' ' ,1 h M t III I! ' !. , l.i , Hi. I lliu . ' i l ! it i I i t . h lltllli't I m li' 111 III. Ill's kl I M tl I .1 1 ill ,llld ,1 -I It lit III I tin) 1 1 lend li.r Mi tle n dm' In V II M, " , , , I I lllll ll.lll' I I .-' I l.il :ili Mi, lllllll' III" . .I -, an. I I V till 1 i. .in i'l H lilt ll lll l.llt'M, It'll i Ii III Vtllll t.lll I 'Mill . III- l.ill- n lll III lilt 'Mil ll' I II 1. 1 is. ' iBolsiieril developing a mine, the expenditure is derided and the knocker discourages its operation. Ii several millions are invested in power development, the knocker busies himself to make it unprofitable. If a railroad is projected, the knocker is there to oppose it. W a capitalist intends investing, the knocker scares him away. The narrow and utterly selfish view of the knocker, who will sacrifice the dollars of the future for the eagerly sought pennies of today, who is not broad enough to realize that 1 ho prosperity of his neighbor reacts to thecomniunitv welfare and his own prosperity, has kept and is keeping many a dollar out of the valley and retarding its develop ment. Small towns make small 'people or rather they afford a chance for the small to become prominent. In a large community this class is submerged and that is one reason why life in a city is more attractive, despite the more beau tiful surroundings of the country. And the small people keep the town small and drive the big people away. I hiring the boom, when times were prosperous, we heard little from the knocker but the hard times follow ing gave him his opportunity, and lie has been loud and in cessant, making up for lost time. .Many n man who sold his holdings at exorbitant prices during the boom has re tired on his unearned increment to varv his vegetation bv variegated knocking efforts at upbuilding. .lie has noth ing else to do. Several yearn of persistent calumny, knocking and abuse have culminated in the clandestine effort to recall the entire county court an effort the sponsors are so, ashamed of that I hey do not dare to appear in the open or to permit the light of publicity to shine upon their charges, refusing the press copies of their petitions for publication a fact which discredits the effort. 'Phis particular recall is a prostitution of popular gov ernment and some of the most blatant stand-patters are secretly fathering it in an effort to discredit the Oregon system. Nad there been malfeasance in office, or anv valid cause, it might be justified, although there are other ample remedies at law. The county court is composed of reputable business men of high standing. All of the members nre compnrn tively well-to-do men and are serving the public from a sense of duty to the public rather than tile small remuner ation secured thereby. They have made mistakes, of course, everyone does; but they have given a clean and honest business administration, untainted by scandal. If it had been H8siblo to unearth a single substantiated in- runncf ot limmuiiiiiiiKi ration n wouiti long ago nave neon made public. Public officials are hedged about by so many legal re strictions that their lowers are verv limited. The salaries of county officials are fixed by jaw. The manner of handling road funds by the su'pervisoral system is pro scribed by the statute. Various expenditures are compul soryvet lite unreasoning place the blame for all these ujM)ii i the court. Ami the recall circulators are taking ad vantage of the industrial depression and hard times to slander the court. When it is considered that, despite the large delin quency in tax receipts due to hard times, the present county court has not only lived within its income, which its predecessors did not, although hnntlicnpped with an iniicnicti warrant liuicMeiiness or over half a million dol lars, it has reduced the county's indebtedness over $100, tXKJ, and this despite the loss'of oO.UtK) revenue from (). & C railitatl grant lands, it shows that charges of waste ami extravagance are baseless. , As regards the Pacific highway IhiikI money. This ijOHKMXXI fund has been disbursed under the direction and upon vouchers of the state highway engineer. This was done sti as to secure state aid in the future and eventual reimbursement of the county by the state. There is ap proxiiuately (HX).(XX) in the' treasury. For the monev expended, the county can show sixteen miles of paved highwnv from Central point to near Ashland, a fifteen mile grade over the Siskiyou mountains and a uMuleil road froiM Hliirkwi'll lull to the Josephine county hue. This I.. 1.1 It! tlllltjilil.iti i.i ..... ..tti..t.. ....! :.. t.. ...! ..I .. .1 ...... i" fii'tn.'i iii ,i nil-ill nun iii locution woi'K to l lie far-fa iiieil Columbia highway and one has onlv to go over both lor proof. There is due Contractor Sweeney $.'15,000 on his con tract. He has sued tor ijJJi5.(XX more, which he is not en titled to. Obiousl in a suit of this character the count v should be represented li the Iiest local legal talent, and i'l was nut uf the ipicstioii for the prosecuting attornev to leae the count fur three mouths during the trial of the case. Vet this in one of tlie charges iiihui which this recall is Itusctl. Tin recall is not brought in good faith. It is partly jmiI iticul and partly spite. Does am one mipikim' that if the county court had acinied to Hen'ton Cower demand that he he appointed madiiuiter that he urn! his familv would !e circulating a it call pt tit ion Or, if disgruntled con tr.u li'is hail been awarded eolitiaetR sought they "would be Oilliollc CIiiii ill. South Oakilale Avenue. First maun Sunday at 8 a. m. So'cond umaa at 10 30 a. in. Uenodictlon after yecotid MRU. ovonlrif aervlco. Hev. J. Powers, Hector. No 1'ICC MellKMlNt riniixli. Corner Tenth and Ivy. ISunday achool, 10 a. m. Proachlni;. 11a. n. Midweek prayer meeting, Thurs day, 7:30 ji. m. Come and worahlp with u. i J. K. llntdloy, 1'aitor. Seventh liny Aihi'iitM Cliurrli. North illvcraldo Avonuo. Meet every Sabbath (Saturday). Sabbath ncliool, 10 n. in. PreachiiiK, 1 1 a. in. Yoimk Pooplo'a meeting Sunday ovonliiK at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wodnoaday ovon Ink ut 7: no p. m. II. 0. Thurston, Pastor. The Iivnamlcs of the Oospcl " Ctcii In;?. Profit and Ixss ' Every member of the church Is urged to be present. Hev. Uogge It here by tbr Invitation or the church and proabytcry and may locate here later if mutually agreeable. Dr. IIobko la a Htlve of Londonderry, Ice land, coming to tbo United State In the fall of 1901 to take post gradu ate atiidlea while Woodrow Wilson waa president of Princeton. I Hir ing his college days he waa an ath lete of Intercollegiate famo. Before going to Stockton he waa the buc ctwuful pattor of the Oreen l,nke Prttbyterlan church at Seattle, Wash. MtEjHJiPA' p:i,rj TODAY STi wm. Hi McllitMlLst (liuicli. iHegutar aervlcoa will be held at the Mothuillst church Sunday ns follew: Sunday school, !i t.'i a. in. Preaching, 11 n. m., by Or. Hill. Kpwortli League, 0 -I r. p. in. Evening service will be In charge ot Women's Korolgn Missionary so ciety, h apodal program of Interest to all. Special music ut all regular services. Dr. J. O. Holllna, Pastor. Plrst lluptiM Cliurcli. "A Hvo church with a cordial wel come." 10 a. in., Hlblo school. Lesson sub ject, "Tho Mlslsonarlea of Antloch," Act 11:19-30. 11a. in., Sermon by Dr. A. A. Wlt- limn. Subject, "The Uost Culture " Special musical numbers: Violin solo, "Soranade" (Drdla), Charles Hoet: William Vawter will sing Kip ling's "Hocemlonal." 7 p. in., Young People's service Subject, "Tho Consecration of Tal ents." S p. in., sermon by Dr. Wlthnni. Subject. "Hoal Manhood." Dr. Wltliam Is a great proachor and physician. Ills address at the Hogun Klver nasoclatiou, Orauts i'ass, last week, was one of tho very host. He Is also a graduate of Spurgcou'a col lege and Yale Divinity School. Jtoceptlon of new members and celebration of tho Lord's Supiier at the closo of the morning service. Hev. Frederick W. Carstcns, Pastor. iW AJDlg Sfqr;).ittle meney4: iiMlinitt.' r mm..!.. ' : .. . ' Jf I DW-' . T'JLtf i ai, . Why Hmofco Tt Clirnru When La Oondaa nrn only lOo. Oalidalo Avenue .Mc(IkmIv(. Sunday school at 0:ir a. m. Preaching at 11 a. in. and s p. m. Morning Milijuot, "The Power of an Endless Life." livening subjoct," Truo Fallow ship." Devotional service at 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday nt 7:30 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. 11. M Hranlumi, I'nitor. I'list (In Ut Ian (liuicli Cor. Ninth and South Oukduln The church with a vital ineHaage to which wo Invite the public. Spochtl music at both services. Preaching servleo at J 0: IS. A message of Interest to all. Evening, 9 o'clock, special service for young people. Let all come and make it a great service. Sunday school at 9:15 with able teachers to impart lite great truths. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. nt., Ih lecture room, meet with the young people. Strangers cordially Invited. Harry E. Tucker, minister. Hotel Barnum A. . I IIIMIOI..M, Prop. PiVNbitctliiii Cliurcli. suutlay school, iv n, tit. Church service. 11 a. m. A. A. J. llogge. of Stockton, Cat., will preach. Subject of morning sermon, "The Dy namics of the Ooapel." The musical program will Include: Te Deuui lu E flat Dudley Huck Andrews Quartet. Solo, "O Dry Thos Tears" Del It! ego Mrs. Uuy Palmer. Endeavor society. 7 p! nt. Evening service, S p. m. Mr. llogge will preach. Subjoct, "Profit and Ioas." The choir will sing, "Lift P Your Ileuds, O Ye dates." Hev. Alfred A. J. llogge. Ph D.. pastor of the Kast Bide Presbterlun church, Stockton. CmI , will conduit both acnicc at the Preb tei iuti chunh tomorrow. MorniiiK theme. "Table do Hole Uiinier" Sf.VD.W, Mny 7, I III (I lliiiii-s: ri.-IK) I'. .M. to H:()(i P. M. SOUP Chlckon Creole IloiilIIon en Tassc HEL1SUES Olives Green Onions FISH Polled Chinook Salmon, Egg Sauce SALAD Lettuce. Special Drees lug EN'THIBES Chicken a la Rhine Uuiili Chops and Mushroom Sauce ROASTS Hoatt Veal. Sage and Onion Dressing Prime lleef ait J lis VEOICTAULKK Mashed Potatoes Creamed Spinach Oreen Pea DISSSISKTS Ice ("ream and Assorted Cake Custard Pudding American Cheese and Cracker DKIXKS Coffee Tea Milk liuttermllk 7." tViiti EDNA GOODRICH In a (.'ilppliiir Photo- a (,1-lppliiK (ll-Hlllll Armstrong's Wife- This Ik Our I'li-M Sat Satunlay Paiaiimunt. .? Qfirfii F UWWIIL arcuitoiuih icfcirefc s yd Chap! In :MW- VBb7 - , ife JK. . if mM, 1 "ghk ' .i-iMb .jvw jf wffl m ' j i 3 . ,,arcaar.. - J sx ffV " Hi asrsMJ inn i in ii i'i ' '. W KM f ' fflp yFQi -" SB- . m n sl. - nm A V --. 't H ! 1$ gW ' " ml in mi THK KEYSTONE COMEDY GUS THE SEL You see tars GOL .Ml'SICAh PUOOHA.M Wood Nymph Colb A Oarden Matinee Frlml Ijt Roheme Puccini Mona Lisa William James lluiuoresque Dvorak Can't Yo' Utah Me Callln'? . .. . Caro Homa Selection from Madam Butterfly Puccini Mignonette (Kezda) Frlml Cavallerlit Rimtlratia Maca:iil Music h MIhh Clark,' and Mr llow.ll A. J.HAjNBY Republican Candidate for County School Superintendent Primary May 19, 1915 I am a normal graduate, hold an Oregon State Life Diploma, and have taught fifteen ears In Jackson coun ty. I have been principal In the Med ford schools the past four years. My standing and ability or before you to investigate. I am for the up lift of humanity: therefore, all or ganisations that stand for the good of Immunity shall have my supjiort. 1 am for alt hating a square deal and an equal chance for an educa tion. Your support Is solicited. Paid Adv. ! (V) Stilts (Fn VTlLOTrlES WWi8.J VJIewow Your theatre should show them. TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also denning, Prcssinn and Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS lloKUtttt'itd llehi. iMikhuwari) No 1 l Co ai'tn. mi frou. Mtd fiinl. I'uuil ioeil Hi rh ttiniti n I . ...I ;... ......:l . j , , , . . . . , , Minj Miiiiiuir Niuiitiitirt'Ki l.diilliit ili.iniitie. About 1 ' vt Undi , ., ...., " '" iresk iKMVSik. .ii,, s ....... j. ..... ji . l - i Mil ii -.u..iiK im-iomiij iiuiosilslutou.HTHU UU recall, li Mas it not lniiiiKiil m I uuy to holtl tlu cU'ition nt thp tiuu ol' tlipianiiiuus n.hfiatl uf ftivciiif an vlvn cmkusi ii(sKXH1 to .".(KH1 for ilu- ilulmiif 'o, ilu- ii full is mit...t I'tiUtitft anil spiip. DiOJUifttii vnll U- (a (lwtrui.1 Ti'imiiililn filiwMw with Wl'iil iUp 'fAM vfod vkmu tUt tloois oP pablU qUh-q to tlig ul.t i.l ntii'j who sihuiihl Ml lUiu. ill .taiitif, About 1 can be farn J, )m i leFe4, in . t uf i n b . .mil little rgaati m ioan ty, t-wii" I'lTiifsiikiMa 'No .- n Hift. f mi fru-4 rl road aboti d)iiii nrs ,HU ,? Jiullt.,; dlM.infi, oii (art tjdt. tlC hiii'l. op. ns. on 1i$4; tt iiW Msl witile r,iiiK' Phone H31(I'4, ur call at -uo . t mu nt. How's This? W S. r i in. Hun ii.'d UulUt It. i i I i r nn tin1 t'f Ul.nl) iti4l tMtuvl lt it. 1 l IUII. i tt.crti vui I J illKN'KN A in I'l.tl" ( W. lb'' ub Irr.litnril, k4' kiiomi t J Chvury inr iu. I,.i & r. mil. ll. . luiu MfrCr.'ll) hoti ii.Mi In all tu.Ui. Ir.n.m n na niKO' 111 tl'l. i ami .'' 'lall.iu aw tic bf III Arm NAT BANK Of OIUUKIU K IM.Jo libit). Itall'a Cslnrrh i'ur U ! Inl. nn'l Atrvtili uiHHt ilu Ii .hI ami itiu. mi. i lb iirui TollninnUL i'H " Vn ne, iirr Iwl 1 1. s. Id liy til linutl.'. Tb IUII. liU.il) rilli It ,m ll all u a.'tltta rf.. . .( IS IXTKUl HIIVN Al'TOCAU CO. TI.MK CAHD. Leave Mcdfora (or Ashland, Talent and Phoeuix daily, except Sunday, at . 00 a tu . 1 00. 3.00, 400 and 515 p. m. Alto on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Suud)i leave at S:00 and 10 SO a. w. and 1 00 1:00, 6:30 and 9 SO p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 00 a. m., 1 00, S00, i 00 and i 15 p. nt. Alia oa Saturddy nights at K.30 aad 1 SO JSundaWi leavo Ash land at J. 00 a. at and 1 01, 4 30, 6 39 and 10.30 P m. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER Ijady A.Utant UH H. IIAUTLK1T Pliontv, M. 1? and 47-JS Ambulatno iiatrtlr Ooroaer Auto Service from KiiRle Point to Medfortl and Hack The uudemlKtied will leave Frank Levis' confectloucry every day ex cept Sunday for Medford lth hla auto at 1 o'clock p. m., arriving at S.00 p. in. lave Nash Hotel, Med ford, at 6:00 p. ui., arrive Eaile Point at 6 00 p. m. A part of the traffic la solicited. S. II. liAUMSil, Kaoie Point. Oregon. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Maiu Street, Metlfortl The Only Exclusive Conuneivial Photojrrnphers in Southern Oregon Medford House Moversi JTb"' Wi. MOW HOUSES. DARNS. GARAGES, MACHINERY, ETC. plione 488-M 612 S. Nctuwn, 737 W. Mill St.l my titno or ointment. FOR SALE Only Complete Hnuse-Movlnn Outfit In the County. Tniil'i'i-. 'I nt Iv, K' 1 1 1 i -. ('ilili'. ,l.n k id. Willi it.,. t- mi Ii. iml and in iv-ii i I Sim. ill I ,iDl il i i 1 1 1 1 1 1't 1 1 . MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS dl J i !"U II I'll. I . I. M r Plione 147-J We'll do tho rest JE, D. WESTON, Prop. I I JstalS aswsaisftsMaMSaalaTSsWSHaisSMa THE UNIVERSAL CAR 111 Wi'h -tvfial Iniiiilri'tl ninKcrs uf automobile in lu c I Am. iii. i. tin' Fur.l turlorv turn- out more tli.iu jij N I fin li.ill ut the i ut ire I'liii-lii-tl product. HccaiiKe I I i lie w.'iili of Ford cars n dccndiible, money- jl 8 .i intr utilities has been demonstrated beyond 1 I all question, the demand U constant U inerciw- mi:. Order yours NOW. Hunabout 300; Tour- J in. r.ir-.0; Couplet tVM); Town Car $H0: j Siilaii "!Xb. AH prices f. o. b. lVtroit. On ulo III I nt Sptirta btuldint;. jll C. E. GATES I K.isy Tiiiiis It" l)iittl. i tltisT ffi 1 M'-"i'''wiw.w,,imiwaaawi;Mwatffl ' '""""" ' " -- - - - - 1 17 in'Tir.; .; i i