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AfEDFOBD MATL TBTBUNE, MEDFORD, OftEClON, SATURDAY, JTLY 1, "1916
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Office Mall Tribune Dulldlnff, 26-27-29
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The Democratic Time, tlie
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Meiirord
Mull, The Motlfqrtl Trlbuno, The south
ern OreROnlaM, Tho -Ashland Tribune.
QKOItaiS PUTNAM, Btlltor.
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Official Paper of the City of Medford.
Official Paper of .Taekson County.
Khtered aa nernml-claas mutter At
Medford, Oregon, under the aat of Maroh
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flworn Circulation for 10152458.
Full Ijo.I wJrn Aafiorlatnd l'roas din-patclun.
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HUGHES AND VILLA
EM-TEES
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OlTlt OU'.V TKAVKMHIUILS
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Kl Pnso Kl Pnso Ik nn American
town on tlio Moxk-nn liorclor untlrolv
nurromiilatl by nuwapaiior corrasponil
cntg. You can tell tlio corrcwiionil
cntH by tholr Iirniul of khaVct olothtm.
Thoy aro tho only jiooplo In HI Pnso
who wonr rlotliM Ilka Hint oxrojit
tho Kolillurn. I'orhniw thu iinwHRar
rorroapontlonta want to look like mil
tllora hut wo don't know why thoy
flhouhl liwaiiM) tho Muxlcnn might
Hhoot thorn by inlitnkn, ninl thoro'H
no cIiihh to that. A duntl nolillor It
n horo hut n tlond corroMjiontlotit In
a doad correspondent. Anil ho loaoa
bin Job boflldoH,
Tho wnltorR In tho Kl Pniio hotula
wait nil right but thoy don't wnlt
wntchfully booniiNO wntohful wnlthiK
la not vary popular In HI Pnuo.
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Tlio Trim Woiimn IIjiUt
WANTHI) -Plntm whom thnro Ih
no women to rook for nioii. llootn
II, Iluffurlln ltluclc. MvIukhIoii,
Mont., Hutorprlno.
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ltonl Soltiniuisil
"Iluy soino flowor for your wlfo?"
Hut I'm not niftrrlwl!"
"Tluui tiny n biiiiob, bow, to cnlo
brnto your luukl"
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The lux Porte Iloriilil niinounrea
that A. U (lotwell, tlokut mtiut Ht
tin- I,k Shore sttlin ii ilck.
Crutil
"I wm Ht the bUjt Renerel stores In
AUikHt at., the other day." elil llm-
riiiRerml Jofl, "whan Ihe wbolu lee-
trlr 1 1 h t (tiwretne wont wrong; and
nil tht different rfewrtinent woio
Mark ni pilch.'
"My word, wlmt bit o' luck!"
ihiitkliMl lili friend. "Wlmt did you
jce-t"
"My bMtly look iln. It'e Hi
saH decitiiK iuo. I wne Ih tho Brand
Pluiiii ileMriment."Tlt lllln.
LILLIAN GISH AT
PAGE THEATER TODAY
Thf feature nltoto play, wliloli
opent'd at the ini yeaterday for a
to day abowliig la the kind of nlory
Uuiiert luula ttteveuaun alKhetl for
lion be aaltl be wtahed he could find
h Komi one to read, "Dauhne and
tb Pirate" la crowded with thu In
ttrHtlni attventurea of two lovera,
all plrturctl with Uie hlalieet aort of
Itrtlktry, a production of rate Iteauty
III addition, to all Ita other werlla,
tho pletured alory ureaenta what la
poHKlldy the moat remarkable obHrncv
ttrlation over attempted by Lillian
(ilb. Her ork exhibit finer
capubllltlea than ab baa hitherto
ahown, though ahe oaalty holda the
o) t m batterer ahe la In eYldettre.
Wry few pertrayala of ronfllct be
twtten veaaela at eea, If any, have
been eo original In treattnent and
Konerally effective, tut la the claah
between the Klug'e ahlp, conveying
Lillian and a number of ladle of
leee acruple to the marriage market
of New Orleaui, and the pirate ehio
on wbleh her lover, Ue Moritay la un
willingly aervlug. Prom an almoat
lllht-bearted Daphne, timid ehllU,
oliaae and final atruggle are ahowu
and thoae lopolule are ao ad
mirably thoaon that the audleuee
jtaaeea a whole gallery of spirited
portrayaia tu aw(t rt-vlew. Of al
moat equal value, poaalbly of greater,
aro the quick efcaugea of mood ao ex
dUlaltely revealed by Mlllan (iUh
gjit hga never been given to th "imp
8Wllo of tho llreiouio chorus Klrl. uj
Vet abf (ouvey the tmurixlvii f
llK-krarted IjphM, tlsiM V.ild
.UW n teaeelti'e mini, alay lovalh
A 1jJol Ky.'afiP, "Tho Judite.'
tfjiXtvatMa lo luw'ltUt oitUMtlOUa, fm-
lllvTuWJiitJ bV boat.
CIIAlfLES JO. lIlTaifKS, cniulidntc i'or president, has
Ijcon heard from again. Tic makes it plain that lie
will make his campaign bv following in the lead of the
Hearst papers and engage in the disreputable pastime of
slandering the president and tlie American people.
The people had u right to suppose that a man who had
been governor of New York and a justice of the highest
court in the world would be possessed of some degree of
intellectual honesty and fairness, But he is the same old
Hughes who vetoed the two-cent faro bill passed by the
legislature when he was governor, and the bill for the
five-cent fare to Coney Island. Ho is the same Hughes
who conducted the insurance investigation up to the point
where it began to touch the big ones, who at the bottom
wore the rotten ones, and there stopped.
Air. Hughes was put on the supreme bench by Toft be
cause his appointment was satisfactory to AVall street and
Kpecial privilege, and during the time of his service on the
bench has well earned the confidence of his billionaire
promoters. t
Air. Hughes' first visit to New York after his nomina
tion was to meet Frank A. Vanderlip, the head of the
National City bank, which is the bank of (Standard Oil and
liockefellers'. The standpat papers paraded this meeting
proudly and boastfully, notwithstanding the fact that it
lias been but Jour years since the public were given abun
dant proof that Standard Oil was engaged in the daily
business of buying and bribing senators, representatives
and judges of federal and state courts. The subject of
this Hughes-Vanderlip interview is now apparent. Afr.
Hughes is going lo make his campaign on the Afexieon
issue. 1 lie president lias been .detained lor three years
because lie did not clean up" .Mexico by making war
upon the people of Alcxieo, and now that ho has been
compelled to send troops there, he is to be reviled, as Lin
coln was, as the cause of the loss of the lives of any sol
diers as an accessory before tlie fact to their killing.
Air. Hughes undertakes in. his letter of acceptance to
say that if the president had acted differently there would
have been no trouble along the border, and when he states
that as a fact every thinking man knows he is a cheap
and contemptible falsifier, and hangs his head in shame
that a candidate for such a high office should stoop to the
shabby methods of tinhorn polities.
Why is the Alexican question pushed to the front to
the exclusion of the great domestic questions that must
be' settled before we con be a J'reo and happy people? The
answer is, Standard Oil. Standard Oil and its allies wont
the oil lands of Afexico, the richest in the werld: its con-
por, iron, gold and silver mines; its forests of hard woods
and millions of acres of sugar and rubber lands. Arillions
and millions of Alexico's agricultural laiids have been
stolen from the natives and are claimed by Americans like
John Hays Hammond, who owns 100,000 acres. One
American oil company owns u'00,000 acres of oil lands.
The natural resources of Mexico is the milk in the
cocoauut, and to hold (hem and gobble them the giant
thieves and would-be thieves will back Hughes with the
greatest campaign fund ever raised in this country. A lark
llanna's sack will seom like a tobacco pouch compared to
the one that will bock the new apostle of purity ami pat
riotism. The idea is that if Hughes can win on such an issuo
congress will be forced to enter upon a war of conquest
in Mexico. And war, as the murderous plunderers of Wall
street well know, diverts the minds of tlie people from
such questions as income and inheritance taxes, the gov
ernment ownership of monopolies, conservation and labor
ing men's rights, and while stealing Mexico they will have
still more time to steal the rest of this country.
For this reason Mr. Hughes was selected as the stalk
ing horse and will be scut forth on the Alexican issue. If
he wins, next to Standard Oil he will owe his election to
1'ancho Villa, for his murderous raid on Columbus gave
Air. Hughes his campaign issue. Had Villa not mode his
raid, not murdered Americans, Air. Hughes would be
without an issue.
If the constitution would permit, out of gratitude Villa
should have .second place on the ticket.
APPLAUSE GREETS BASEBALL TEAM
BAND
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The ilfdford baud una greeted
with apnlauae during the mtrnde of
the down-town atreeta on Friday
eveulug, t-roud lined the aldowulka
and encouraging eheera were given
the uuya aa they marched In norfect
lino oh main street. The members
are to complimented on tholr neat
ftnueurnnro , atnart murrhliiK nml
play lug. On the band's return to
the park, rain again commenced to
fait, ao the bos withdrew to the
baud hall, where the remainder of
the eveulug as speut In rehearsal.
The Medford baud la scheduled to
take an luiportaut part in the pro
ceedings at Ashland during the three
data enjoyment July 1. ft, and 6. Ou
the ewulug of the 6th, ill the bauds
preaenl, com pr (slug 100 mualcUua.
are to be at Ulthta Park, under the
dlreotlou of our local baudmaster,
Prof. Hegiuald O. How land.
If. M. Conger or Jacksonville is
In MeiHord tor tlu da
V Hi ,tl of Komk 1-ullr U xpendtilK
the u in Mt'diont
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Jkiijg
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Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Ono package
groves it 35c at all druggists.
Tho ontlro Mcdford bnsobnll club
motored to Ashland Inst ovcutm;,
where thoy wont throiiRh the most
atrcuuoiia work out of tho aonson on
the high school bull itrouudri, where
tho big Knuieo aro to l playod with
Weed each morning July -I, 5 and C.
from nil appoaranoou tho local
boys are right on edge ami feel con
fident that thoy will bo able to cap
ture at loast two out of tho throo
gam en from the hard hIukbIhk anro.
gallon from Northern California, who
aa boastful of not having mot defeat
this Heasou.
A 6000-foot balloon nseouElou will
take place from the ball park durltiK
the game.
These gamos will atnrt linmo
dlately after the parade.
Joe Ha u in of Portland Is spondliiR
a few days In town.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ANTED Auto outweiiger going to
San KraiuiHco atari about Wednes
day Inquire Mouanii Feed
Slot.- ss
JOHN A. PERL"
imDEILTAKSa
OJ aV4tMti
tO 8. n.UTl.S
tfiotrtrt H. 4f iu -t-JfB
Automobile lle.ii ffcetuo
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DARING BALLOONIST
IN OAILY FLIGHTS
Professor Cook, the daring bnl
looniHt, bns been enngi'd to mako
nn nHccnsion from the Alilnml high
Rpliool bnll KrountiH ouch morning,
July 4, f and 0, nt some titno during
tlie bnll guinea between Med ford nnd
Weed.
Professor Cook, who only woigln
114 pounds, agrees to tincentl 000
feet before ejittiug his parachute
loose. Tliig attraction will no doubt
'draw nn iinrnoiiHo throng to tile ball
jiark.
Tho bnll gnnUi.H start immediately
rffter the imrndo.
Local and Personal
iMr. Edwin Uoulton, Mr a. Plorenco
Ahlefeld and eon, Nell, of Kenton,
troops passed through Medford this
Ohio, aro 'guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jap Andrews of Orange street.
.Mrs. Charles Drown was thrown
from, her horso this morning when
tho animal shied and slipped on tho
wet pavement on South Central near
Main. Mrs. Drown wan thrown over
tho horso's head alighting on her
head, cutting a long gash to tho
bone. Tho Injury will leave no per
manent 111 effects.
Jnmos P. Hansen of tho Pioneer
Orchards is In Medford on business.
Lyle Dorr and Clarence Jaqua aro
spending tho afternoon In. Ashland.
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FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS
C. E. GATES
Medford
Go To Newport
Orogon's old reliable Outing Resort
Numerous attractions make this beach city
an ideal place for an outing
Agate Beach Devil's Punch Bowl
Soal Rocks Government Light House
Rocky Causeway Yaquina Bay
Surf Bathing Fino Fishing
Natatorium Dance Hall
Bowling Alleys Clam Digging
Low Round Trip Fares
nro on solo to Newport from nil Southern Pacific i
ntntloiiH in Oroon. ltoturu limit Oct. 31.
For coniplote Information regarding hotels nt :
i ' Newport, rates, train service, consult our agent I
or wrlto for copy of Illustrated folder "Xuwport
lloaohcfl." .
John M. Scott, Ooueral Passenger Agent i
1 Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Sednn made and sold ev
ery day of the year. A woman's ear
in all details; cozy, refined, smart,
easy to drive, easy to earo for. The
convenience of an electric ear with
sturdy endurance and Ford oeonomy.
The price of the Sedan is $7-10; Coupe
let $590; Kmmbout $.190; Touring
Car $110; Town C'ttr $IU0 f. o. b. De
troit. On display and sale at
gjTc7 eTg ates"
UaeMsjsjtsjMBMMMUBkft
A WONDERFUL RECORD
The 24 Annual Programs
of the Chautauqua
at Ashland
bring the best to your very doors at a trifling cost
12 DAYS-JULY 7-18
Season Tickets, if bought now, $2.25
Fine Camping Send for Program
Auto Drivers, Attention
Autos for Hire Wanted at Ashland for the Springs
Dedication Celebration July 4, 5 and 6
FOUR SHORT HAULS
City to Round-up Grounds (afternoon).
City to Baseball Grounds (morning).
Lithia Park to Natatorium Dance (night).
City to Helman's Natatorium (day and night).
.Requirements: Special city license of 50 cents per
scat for all ears which run i'or hire to above points
up to capacity of 20 seats. Cars of more than 20
seating capacity flat rate of $10. A seven-passenger
car pays $3.50 license and a five-passenger Ford pays
$2,f)0, ote. (State chauffeur's license necessary, $1
for tho balance of 191G).
Here is a chance to make money. Bring a load
from vour home town and stay over.
Apply to C. II. GILLETTE, City Recorder, Ash-laud.
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Here's Your
Sunday Game
Eagle Point
vs. Medford
The Eagle Point team has class beat
Gold Hill and tied Hornbrook
Come and Root
for Victory
Time 2:30 p. m.
Admission 35 and 25c
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CELEBRATE My 4-5-6
At ASHLAND
Formal Opening 250,000 Park and
Dedication of Famous Mineral Springs
3 Great Parades I 4 Concert Bands
Honoring Queen Lithia
and King Sulphur. Miles
of Floats.
Inspiring Music Every
where by All Three,
Days and Nights.
$10,000 Round-Up Base Ball Games
Feature, Pendleton Cow
Boys, Indians, Horses
and Cattle.
Every Morning at 10;00
Between "Weed and
Medford Teams.
Fireworks Display Carnival of Gaiety
Staged by Seattle Ex
perts who Illuminated
the Frisco Expo.
Water Sports at Natn
toriums, Dancing, Con
fetti Battles, etiC
Round-Up Tickets: General Admission and Grand
stand, $1; General Admission and Bleachers, 50c
FREE CAMP GROUNDS
Acrvs of greensward, sha.de, seats, reat rooms, rustic
tables. Children's playground. Splendid water ac
cessible on every hajad.
BKOUCSt) RATES F8CH1& ALT, POJHTB
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