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r toTnti "nrwm PXGE EOIJTC MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREC.QN, TnTRSDAY, JUNE 22, 1016 ! wfi 1 Af v f. .- 1 w i :,H TO, J MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDRPENPENT NEWSPAPER PUDL1HIIRU BVEIlY AFTBIINOON EXCKIT HUNPAY HT THE MEDKOItD PIU??TINO CX. Office Mall Tribune Building, 25-27-29 North Fir street; telephone 75. The Democratic Times, th Mall. The MiNlforil Trlliunn. Thr cm Oregonlan, Ths Ashland Tribune. Medford r South- aEOHOR PUTNAM, Bdltor. BonscntPTion HATZBI 8ne year, b matv ... 15.00 ne month, by mall .CO Per month, delivered by carrier In Mm ford. Phoenix, Jacksonville nniJ Central Point .80 RaturiJay only, by mall, pr yer.. 2.00 Weekly, ptr year. . 1.80 Offlalnl Paper of the City of MHfont. Official Paper of Jacknon County. Hntered as aeooml-alaM matter at Msjirerd, Oregon, under the aot of Mareh I, 18,9. CHILD POVERTY AND CHARITY Sworn Circulation for 1915 Hit. Kull leased wire Associated Press dig. patches. sE$p EM-TEES Our flreat .Mjntery Serial, Slop! Tho wonl rftiiR out llko n nhut, piercing tho night nlr. Tho street wag desortcd savo for GOOO jicoplo JtiHt comliiK out of IS moving ploluro shown. Stop! Again tho word nmoto tho nlr, bnt tiohody stopped thoy wero too dnrn ed nnxloun to catch tho last car home. To ho ConMnuod. In Mimlor Trials. Tho tlnui Is hound to como when tho beautiful actroM, instead ot tell ing htr life ilory to the Jury, will havo It shown to alow uiuslc ua n film. Wo know a man who has his wlfo ko well trained ho can ninko her do anything she wants to . Ken red. An American Indy at Btratford-on Avon showed oven nioro than tho usual American fervor, She had not recovered when sho roachod tho rail way station, for nho remarked to a friend as the wulkod on tho plat plat eorm: "To think that It was from thin Tory platform tho Immortal burr would depart whomever ho would lonvo for town I" Sacred Hoar. Review. llo'll KIiik t (lio Jury. l'OIl IIXCIIAXQII Legal advice hy an attorney for ocol Instruction. Addrul K, II ox zil,, Time office. IO AiiKolofl TiniCM. Tetli vtt. Art. d'Olt HXCIIANtlH My talkhiK niHohliiu for dentistry, or will take old plnuo. Address M., Ilox 233, Tim as office. I.os Angeles Times. Woik for tho Vlro.Pwddoiit. IX promoting the eampnign against child poverty inaug urated by Judge Henry Neil, originator of tlie moth ers' pension system, Amos Pinehot thus diseusses poverty and charity, which is opposing mothers' pensiens: "Poverty is the curse of civilization. Child poverty is the worst kind of poverty. Jf you strike a sapling with an axe it may live, but it will grow up a scarred tree. If you give a child a bad start, you cannot expect it to become a strong man or woman, or a fii'st-rate citizen. "The hope of America is in its children. That is why Judge Neil's mothers' pension proposition is fundamental. He wants to place American children bevond the neces sity of charity to have them grow up in their homes, to have the. state give the widowed mother enough money to raise the family independent of the bounty of the rich. That is nothing but hard common sense. It ought to have been done half a century ago. " IT you were a mother and you lost your husband and your money, would you prefer to have your children taken from you and put in an institution, or would you rather have the state give you enough to raise them at home? That is all it amounts to. "Of course, charity fights widows' pensions. "Charity fights most things that are common sense and human, or that take away from its prestige. For instance, it was not till Itw.i m my state .New York that the pub lic school maintained by taxation wrested the education of the child away from the charity school; it was a hard fight, fn .Massachusetts this change was made in .1817. Public school education did not become a fairly general matter in the United States until 18b0. .Many states still lack com pulsory education. "No doubt some of them will have compulsory .military training before compulsory education comes in. "It is cyory bit as important to take the life of a poor ciuiu owl m i uc generally unsynipauieiic, oiicu urutai and always stupid hand of charity and put it back in the home where it belongs, as it was to prevent charity from usurp ing our educational system. " I am forjudge Neil's proposition first, last and all the time." KIDDIES IN THE WORLD WAR -o " V" MAN LOSING HIS PLACE AS PROVIDER lr AN no longer supports his family in industrial cen-L- ters. In fact, it takes the combined labor of several members oi the family to sustain it. Industrial surveyors of the Rockefeller foundation re cently made an investigation of one hundred representa tive families in Springfield, 111., to determine the source of income. Only nineteen of the hundred families were supported by the men without assistance from wife or child. "Thirty families had two breadwinners, twenty-seven had four and nine had five or more," runs the report. The figures include the children under M years who "made regular contributions by earning a dollar or two a week selling papers or running errands. With but few excep tions, save in the case of mothers who cared for the homes and of small children, all who were able helped in some . ., I i ill liiiauciai way in iiiaiuiaiiiuig me Home; and in some cases motliprs were forced by economic pressure to earn sub stantial amounts either by taking in boarders or lodgers, or by going outside the home to work." .It took liUCI workers to support 100 families. Under our economic system man is no longer a "good provider" not his fault;' he is willing enough. Perhaps the low of prestige and place will force him to study industrial conditions and act intelligentlv to rem edy them. 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With a truco that had lasted twelve das broken, the strlks ot the Pacific coast longshoresmen, called June 1. was expected to be resumed today from San Diego to Seattle. The Water front Kmployors' union announced that It Intended to put 250 non-union men to work on various vessels In this port, assigning armed guards to pro tect them. Union officials stated it would be their policy not to Interfere In order to show the omploers that Inexperienced striko breakers could not do tho work, but foar was express- ed that hotheads among the strikers might not be content to play the wait ing gamo counselled by their leaders. Anticipating clashes the polico were prepared for prompt Intervention. A similar stato of affairs prevailed at other ports. Meanwhile Immigration Commis sioner Henry M. White, of Seattle, who since tho beginning of tho striko affecting upwards of nine thousand stevedores has been striving to effect a permanent settlement of tho trouble was making ready to como to San Francisco to contlnuo his mediator efforts. The question of n olosed or open shop Is Bald to bo the point on which employers and employes spilt In their negotiations for definite settlement of differences. All demands regard ing Increased wages and improved working conditions wero temporarily granted by tho employers Juno 10, pending arbitration. Tho stenmboiit owners association whose bay and river boats have been tied up since June 1, by a striko of deck hands and firemen, has Joined with the San Francisco chamber of commerce and tho Waterfront Em ployers' association in declaring for an open shop and announced Its in tention ot resuming operations on that basis. Suffered Great Pain 1 UUtr Tent cfLona LoolctA-for prtxrtptum. IknrMr.EiUtorl am maklnu a per sona! appeal to your readers who aro bothered with kldnoy and bladder trouble and rheumatism, to glvo "P !" "J ot harsh (alts, or alcoholic kidney medi cines and in their placo tako a short treatment of "Anuria" and bo convinced of Its wonderful virtues as I was. 1 suf fered great pain, had a great deal of Irritation, water becamo foul. I tried everything advised but with no results. 1 sent for a box of "Anurlc Tablots" and won discovered that they brought relief. I havo used them since, and now tho water Is natural, my health good, and nppetlto splendid, borao of tho doctors pronouueed my troublo enlarged prostata. Now I have no moro troublo and 1 most assuredly feol that this latest discovery of Dr. i'lf rce's Is tho best remedy for bladder and kldnoy troubled that I know of. If I can Induco anyono to glvo It a trial, I feel that Jio will thank mo for calling attention to this groat boon that relloves this seemingly, worst of all troubles that human ilea It can fall heir to. (Signed) II. II. Fleibiikk. Nete: Up to this tlmo. Anurlc " ha3 not ln on salo to tho public, but by lha persuasion of many patients and tho Increased demand for this wonderful healing tablet, Doctor l'lerco has finally decided to put It Into tho drug stores of this country within Immrdlato roach, or send 10 cenw for largo trial package. Simply osk for Doctor Plerco's Anuria Tablets. There' can bo no Imitation. Every packagnof "Anurlc "Is suro to bo Dr. Plurco's. You will llnd tho slgnaturo on the packagu just as you do on Dr. Plerco's Favorite Prescription, tho over famous friend to ailing women, and Dr. Plerco's Ooldun Medical Discovery, proven by years to lw tho greatest general tonic ana reconstnictor for any one. At any rate don't glvo up hooo ot being cured of your malady until just & few dotes of "Anurlc" havo proven that It will make you fool llko a differ ent person. Enrron Pleaso Insert this letter lq lomu conspicuous placo In your paper. mIN MlISII V (rroR I HEDf0W tJUlliJ VJllOTHty TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressinq and Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS llttoould mnko the Illustrations for th CoHgrMaJonal Heoord, Or art us animal trainer In the bn rami of anlmttl Industrie. Or keep ths Wshlntn monuiunt palntml! I YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES I i .ViltlOIUll INIglHV, W. J.. PC. ItroflklfN II II 104 PMU4lphl 10 10 AOO Xw Verk II IS (II ItMtON II U 600 aiMiMnall ! IS 481 OMWKO IB II 46S Ptltubtirgk II IS 411 t. UH II II IIS AiiioiIomii Ianikiui, W. L. PC. Cl8Tld II 14 071) Dutrolt II IS 671 WatttlHCUH It it 5 Kw Yvrk ..! 14 617 l!aten IS 17 60B OhlBHKO If II 4 it it. Unit ..II II III Philadelphia II 16 300 CVwist Uiiiguo. W. U PO. Vernon 41 10 .611 UtfAHtftiM 41 II .III ten PntHohMw II It .SI0 PrUHd II 31 .616 ttrilt Uk ... II 37s .4I Oakland . . n 50 3:. SMITH OF PITTSBURG TEMPLAR GRAND MASTER GERMAN UNDER SEA BOAT VISITS SPAIN MADItll). June :'.' -A (lurman hu1 raarlne nrrlvml today at l'rUnn. Tbtt ufflcrs dlwmbarkwd and left for Madrid with a coHtldwttlRl lttr for King Alfuuse. Tb Arrival of th Clarmnu sub mirtH U-S0 at CarUgeua was offi cially rouflrrattd. The subniHrlMH Is HNkrHl lHslW t(tM Spaalah oruis Hr Catuluna Th secretary of th (lermau embassy at Madrid has left for CartMna to rertiva au autugrtiph ltr frara tho tlrtuuH wrouror U King Alfonso, supposed to bw thauk for a reptou ulruu Interned tier mans from Kameruu. Tho Mellon of tho )trn)w wM"i favors the UurmaM M In th war Mbllahl artllM today eulogising tit Ooruiau sailors for thlr uaval plolts. Th submarine cann fio'n Pola, tb Austrlau uatal i.t JUAREZ EVACUATED BY CARRANZISTS F.l, PASt), Tex., June 22 Junrtw. tlM Mittii timu inioi the Itio (Iraude from hsre, hh more than half-evai-unled at 10 o'eliMsk Imlay tiy the l arranaa tcHrnauu. It a of ficially ri'Mirtei ou this side that lhr trainlwaUa of aolUier had yoae Miuthward tlunuir tm early morntiw. Anwncau anuy oflH'ialH -.hvi.61 tk iHtutiua that Mvaeuatiou wiul4 U eoiuiilvtrd duruur tha day, until the Mexican wer Ueyul tb range of the Anwrieaa artifk'ry. Ocural Bell, instead of giinjr to Fort lMih thi moruing, retttHUKKl downtown dh temiHirnrv hcadqaar ter ut lb Tolle club, nhwie he llVl-ti, N'olwitliHtanding the prrMrtliHH for darturv, oldira retuttiueil on guiird ut the t'UHtooiH gata and (lea ii. il ditnsulek' hfudnuartara whil a ti iiiiimed the utraeU. STAR THEATER THURSDAY ONLY 1.0K ANQEJ4CR. Cl., June 22 Ue S. Haiitli af Mltabury wh elmU- ed today grand tnaattr of the grand entnutpoient of KuiiHtt" Templar of hi Fnited State ut the llnrt -llind itl" " ' auiu'lue. Why Snmlia Hit Oigoen Hu'h.n l.a Qoudaa ar oaly 10a Mwdiutd trad la Mmtfofd iwtia. KJ9k ''t Ho0JHP!JV j.i. A .aBBB HHL , '.ww v JHHHbK'JIbA KtjHp, YMHJaiHlf' I'VBBK. HBHHaliMBBBBl wE$jyf 'BHk- i?yBa jEoliKHk lmi- ' & -IMff1 ' VBBBHBBilBHCjHBBBH Samiiol Ilortclson, of the Ucrtol son cinnabar mines, wont to (Irauts Pass Saturday morning. Davo Cottrell and wlfo were Med ford passengers Saturday in Fred Moore's Ford. There are 1G new men who have just gone to work at the Mountain King cinnabar nitnos that add'lo our population. Most of them are new anivuls from tha California mlnita. John Drake, John Paue, Kdard Hussull and Dill Pomeroy ar aniouf ! tha uuw men put to work at tha ltor-1 tolsou cinnabar mines. Thy now liuvo it dosoti or so uaw mn at work. Theo. Io droV to (lold Hill Fri day shopping. A big dune ut 1)111 Pomarey la prauUod for next Saturday night. A big crowd Is expected. lka Peterson, who has been em ployed at tliu Little Jean clnnabur mine, has gon Into the bay fields. Flula Muyfleld is busy helping the go eminent put tho fire trails in shape. It la netting to be a hard matter to gut moil In the Metutowa since nilnlug has' oallvtl so many Into the hills. Cliff Hazeluood Is packing ore from the Hauler mine In Mill Hol low to the HertelMii retorts. The I.lttle Jeun mine now has a battery of three, pipe retorts at work on their cluuabar ore. Mrs. M)rtle llaxelwood, wife of Amos C. llaselwuod, guee to Port land Monday for a vUlt with her mother for several weeks. S. II. Hubbard of the Ileagle coun try spent Wedaeaday at the mines In the Meadows. Much comment favorable to tho county court's efforts to give the Meadows fair roads to Med ford, has been beard sine the new work start ed on the new grade near the Hub hard pluce aud the work below the Johnnie Hdiugtoii and family are moving their lnuiHclinlil kooiIh into (lold Kill, whole they will reside for Home liiiic. At (lie unuiiitl Hchool meeting held Mondny, MUk Uanicls of Medford wn elected teuehcr for the enwuing year, M. A. Kehultz re-olecled direc tor and II. I. I'oltou hh olurk. Mi 'Ai'hnn Kenwey loft Tuesday to vixit her grondniutber hi Central Point. J. It. Xenlon and wife of Table Kock viitd with 0. T. S11h and fuuiilr Friday and Saturday. Mr. W. A. AdauMin rwited the dentit in Medfurd thitf week. W. ('. Kenney made u bnaitHMS trip to Mllord Monday. The slight ruin wliieh Ml the early part of the week did eoneidtirahle Vxd to the gardona, hot not mueh to other eroim. The rain was heavier in moid tieetiotiM than here. Mr. I). C. WJxoii returued fnim a vi.it in Tolo Wednesday. Mrs. O. T. WilftftM wa vWteil Jast wek l Mi (Iruce DiekiMtn of Port hind. Mis- DickiMMi wai an old-lime friend of 51 r. Wilxou and wan in fmwii with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Nealitn nnd i.uiuh. COURT HO USE NEWS Reported b Jackson County Ab stract Co . Sixth aud Fir Sts. Circuit J. W. llerrou vs. Myrtle U. Duy, ot al, action for woaey. OREGON mm READY FOR SERVICE SAX FRANCISCO, June '2'2 Midiilir.tioii of tlie national guard of the I'sciflc coHst ntnle eontiimed to day in reioiMn' to Prenident WiNoii'h call for men. Oregon Iiiih ulrond. notified tlie war department that its militia it under eanvaa and uwuitin marching order at the Claekninah raage NHdiilixalion cHinp. Oilier wes tern tnt e were moving their tmopH lward their rendesvonn todav. Adjutant (leneral 0. W. White of Oregon, while notifying tlie war de partment iestenlay tlmt his com mend wm ready, asked for authority to reeruit four new companies of eoast artillery and u new regimuut of infantry. One Seattle wignal corps company spent last night under canvas nt the Washington HMdiilixntion cttiup nt AmerieMii Ike. Other companies o.xpeeled to reach tite camp today. Washington's militia now number 111(11 men, -101 recruits lm ins; joined the eolorM this week. Four hundred and sity-eight men wero needed to bring the guard up to its full strength. Medfonl llooslors Htuoko The Medford and Mt Pitt Cigars. T-A-X-I PHONE 300 First half mllo from stnnd, I pas senger lfic, two passengora 25c. Within city limits, outsldo half mile zone, 1 or 2 pussongors, 2 He, ,1 passengers, 40c, 4 pnssongers, fiOc. Country ratos, l."r mllo. Special rates along paved highway. VAX !(. I'IKItSO.V, PltOP. Stand nt llixiwu's. I'rolmito A. J. Itandall estate, order of final settlement . second and final aoct W. F. I.awbertsou ostate, appll- , nnllmi to obtain nrtlur to nnnvuv rnnl Hoduers stora toward Central Point. . ......... . .. .. ... . . uaiMie unuer oomraei oi iieeeueni. order permitting same. A P. Talent estate, waiver of ob jections of sale; order confirming i t oIKlaie wars al tlu m.u inn di, "Th lUuitm I'm," kiU W h tm tgw UmtjM. .ur eoia- The gruatly lucroasod travel since the mining excitement beeaiue aeute has j really demanded this Improvement ' and tke developments ot the imst few da) has shown that the coun try Justified tho interest that has beuu given. A very determined of ten has been inudu to keep mutters quiet until the newb opened veins hae been traced bat tha htgk grade of the ores has oaused o much eom ment that the great richness of the neuly eeoaed vela la becoming known to rim ay. Jtlll Paaseray jtnd siater visited lower Kvaas creek valley Sunday. 1 Tke new taaaal a tke Utile Jean t has struck or. Mr. Dc HllMN a4 arl are .t-adtg a wifc w Im 4i)t In Cold ihll. M SaftelsMt sntnM to (irunls Paw " Uoa4y fVentiy, Mart la JokMS hi Wm. gteuwe uent Sunday at tM alnas. Blamorth ai Jeta Drake drove to 111 vfclltjr MMitor, sale of real properly. .Marriage Ucilsv, George T. Peake and Ione O. Fljnn Chas. Itouasaifl and Floreuee Lonsdale. 1 CtNil Kstali Tiimsfors Hy A. Saunders et ux to Orvllle II. KiMK. lots 5 and blk IS town ef Central Pt. QCD J 10.000 Charles 11. Pierce to Clarenee C Pierce. . Power of Atty Loe ngeles to spend the durlUK the coming week I wllur summer loo The Coming Baby! Hooray! Hooray! Nothing oho can so coraplclcly endear us to the present and tho future as tho ected arrlTal of a lui-)-. Dut In tbe mean t.rao the comfort of the mother It of rut Importance. Tbre U a splendid external rw n!f known ai "lloth er" Frletul" wUchti. erts a wonderful tula rnce upon tbo eipau.1. lot muKlei. Ttiey bo come more pliant, itrttch without nndaa pain, maVs tho jxrlo.! one of plosant antic ipation liutcail of sp rrehenston. In a sr'm of splendid Utters Trora all orcr tho c ry rootlicrs tell of tha rreat help "Mother's Krlend" was to theei. Kren trandmothers tell tbe wonderful itory to their own daurchterf about to eater tha state of motherhood, t.et a Lottie of "Moll, rr'f Friend ' IchIjv of vuur nurmt ,lnir Vie thin plemltd liclp Tlth your own ham! trukied by your own mind, For a frte book of lot ens t and Importance to all ntotben write to DradncU Hnrulator Co., 4M Limr uKix- .Miania. ui. u rcjaiea tb umuai experience of many happy raotbers. It teUj many thinr that all women (houkl be fa- w nt ii u mi oare a ruids end ai Jtwo. Write it tUs bwk. H ' Ice Cream That Pleases You cannot find anything moro de licious than Velvet Ico Cream It's made from pure, rich, wholosomo orenm and the finest of fresh fruit flavors. We don't oare how little you havo onrod for Ico Cream In the past, you will oaro for It after tasting ours It has such a delicious tasto. Come In today and try lomo, or Just phone ua your ordor and we will dollvor. Our motto Is the Highest Quality nnd Heat of Service at tho Lowest Prlcoa. THE DAIRY Phono 1X1 IXTKUUIUIAN AUTOOAK CO. TIMU OAUI). Leave Medfora tor Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, oxcopt Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and C:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 6:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30 and 2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00. 4:30, 6:30 and 10:30 p. m. Bexl-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Oncpackuga JOHN A. PERL iJNDERTAKEE Lady AviMtant Mi 8. n.UtTLKTT Pfione M. 4? M.4 47-m Autoimddlo HiarMi ejrieo Mga iRMia its Kim to start fof prOVOS it. 25cot till Ur UgglStS. I Abulm mU 0M4r WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East irain Strcot, Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers ua Southern Oregon Negatives AHide any time or place by appointment. Phone 147-J We'll do the rest X. D. WESTOK, Pro. Wi O o tAl 9i O