Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 15, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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    MRDFOR.D ISrATT, TIMTHTNIO, MlflDttORD, ORKOOX, SATIUHUY, .TTJLY 15, 1910
SACRIFICING- MONKEYS FOR BABES
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MEDFOKD JV1A1L TRIBUNE
AN INDTCrBNUKNT NI5W8PA I'RH.
t'um.tHiiKi) Bvnttr aituiiwoon
kxOijit 8uniav iy tum
MniftroHD i'hintinq co.
Offloq Mnil Trlmn Iluildlnr?, 2G-27-29
North I'lr rilreft: telephone, 7.
The Oemocmtlo Tlmra, tha MatUonl
Mull, The Msdfonl Tribune, The. South
cm Orafconlan, The Ashland Tribune.
OBOItOK PUTNAM. Kdltor.
Bnnscnirrion nATcm
8 no ycr, by malt . .. 18.00
in! iiiiiiitli, by mull SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
M ml font, rhwnix, Jnrkaonvllle
nml Central Point .W
Hntiin1ny only, by mall, per year 2.9
Weekly, pr yyr -. l.M
OfflntnlPnrtir of tho City of Mafnril.
Qfriolsl I'Ulxr of Jurkoon CVmnty.
Hnteteil second-cUe nuttv Ht
MadforB, OrrHoti. under the act of Juarah
t. JIT9.
i . i id rf 1 1
Sworn CtrmlMUMi for ll( 2410.
I IM t i. . Wa
Pull lenffed wlru AaaooJAted Press tils-patelios.
to-
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EM-TEES
No Ht'iicn t All
It rotn ,t conti to rhlo min Pltta-
InirK mtr and I oonta whon you lutvo
u liumlle. How much would they
chnrgo u Tullow If hu Hot on with it
A .Minor Dilnll
Lnwyur'a Wlfo 80 your cllunt w
noiulll(!d of inurdor. On whnl
Kroiind? I
(Lawyer Iimttnlly. Wo proved
tlmt liln fatlior onco Bpunt two yonra
In tin nnyluin.
I.awytir'n Wife Hut ho didn't, did
ho?
Il.nwyor Yo. Ilo wiih doctor
thorn, hut lind not tlmu to hrliiK that
fact out,
Sow mill Vo Hlutll WVop
In May workud without it atop;
I planted many hooiIii.
And now I hvu a goodly oroji
Of WuoiIh.
Tho Aim (oiuniiy; 'Hiiro n IIoiimi
Pni I y
U ilorr In told of an Amur Mm
traveling In Ititrorto.
Whllo In Purl lit wont Inlo n Jew
olor'a Hlitii ititil aakl the urlcn of u
lilu on (Jio eoiiutvr. Ha wna (old It
wrm :n franoa.
That'a too much," audi tho tour
lat. ' it' u prewHt tar ray alitor.
I'll fclvu jmh rtva franea for It."
n It would n I tat ijava i
preatwt to our alatvr," aaiil the
I'ronrhnian, wlih a ilt'prwatnry nhruic
winl I know not e inudaunolaaullo."
Tli 10 imnouueeuieiil that the importation of monkeys is
(o be permitted for scientific purposes to be used in
experiments by bacteriologists in the effort to find a cure
for iiifanlile paralysis, will of course evoke loud protests
from maudlin sentimentalists who lose sight of the bene
fits sought for humanity in their hontn of cruelty to ani
mals, lint far better that a few score or hundreds of
monkeys be sacrificed than that thousands of babes be
slaughtered or forced to go through life maimed and help
less. The bacteriologist must first find the gern'i, which is
reported to have been accomplished. The germ is then
cultivated in artificial media, like gelatine, and injected
inlo a living animal subject to the disease, thus producing
the disease from the germ under observation.
Tlie carriers of the disease animal, insect, dust or
other means by which it is spread are then ascertained
by experiments.
Then comes the principal work of the bacteriologist
the production of an anti-toxin which will render the
human subject immune to the disease. This effectiveness
is demonstrated on animals affected by the disease before
it is tried upon humans which is where the monkeys are
utilized. After the cure is proven on animals, the anti
toxin is used on human beings. Measures are then taken
to protect humanity against infection.
The procedure followed is identical with that in all bac
terial diseases, including blight on fruit trees though no
anti-toxin has yet been discovered for blight a disease
that basso Jur successfully ballled science.
.Monkeys are used instead of guinea pigs and dogs in
the infantile paralysis experiments because the nionkey is
so far as known the only animal which will take the dis
easemonkeys being closer to humanity in structure than
any other animals.
OF APPLES GOOD,
BARMS AT $3.
Weekly News Letter of Rogue River
Fruit & Produce Association
States Hood River Prospects Ex
cellentCalifornia Pears Selling in
New York at Good Prices.
PLUTOCRACY FOR HUGHES
L
UNDER
DBA
IN SENATE
WAKHINtlToN. July l.'i. I'n.Ms
nn iu (be imttil MWiruriMliti lull
luiUtorulnu lh' pniii'iit to take
iivwr privNlt) liip lioildiiiu, wiKiuwr
Jif Mid onliMiw rfnut in tiiiiK or
war or wbuu wur i iuitnoiriit,
t'liiaiBiiU'4 in tlw kvniilt' IimIuv on u
)Htiul of Mitkr ly KttNir Itoinli. The
irutuMMl wan told by I hi' ui pu-i
IfiH Ui be wittier of H-ial l i
lit! MM.
TV HmmlfV iri Hi-lion toduy on
IiiUmit up lb buikiiiur iruniiii ol
tl iwvt bill w to auifiul I In- lull
tw ia Muthoristt ton u tin I ion wtu
tiuMM h( At Unit ir mid Pui-ifii- foMI
tuid uuir MiinU iu mrt of the lift--HvinK
wjuimtit uf Hit) fiuiHl Kunrd
Krviif. ()H'irrK und rtilixlr.l min
of lb riMtat guard mmld Im dlnilicl
lo avuttion duly at thixr littiitt.
Tb Miuindnuni midf fur itHtub
lisbuii'tit of ii m-IiooI lor iutiiii'tioii
iu erutiniiiM'k.
COMMUNICATION.
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To Um Kdlter:
I Nutlcti iu your auuuiiHcowaNt of
th avttrdtHg of tli SIklou ruck
contract to m HiMaburi coutraclor,
sUUhc la ceniluakm:
"It l ut to Conlraitor 8mou la
ntaWUI th governor und the uiKiubor
of tb alMte highway cohhuImIoh."
J Manrao that ucb actlou would
lutafl ltb tha approval or tha dta
tlHSulaliad ad I tor of tht- Mall Trlbua.
UottfVfr. j Wl aay that 1 hate no
iHtwtittou, Mt this time, to aUrt rcall
jrpcnii;ogi agaluat tho governor or
tbtt niPiiibt'i of (ho at a if blKhMit
riomlon, a J favor recalling only
audi l'ufilto oXflcjabj M Hg iroi-d
them 've to bo eitraragaitt. Infq
fli'tnii und no ttW winded aa to
Hllo ' i " to bi rttrtatfd to by
the I'U,'.), ,.i ih Mnpurd aljll Trl
bunt' O. i. SEMUN.
Mini I or . InI- ' I
A Hni r Mn. Ii j. i ju.Uv lo on
mtfiM'"! !
uM-(t ill the M.idoi,
" " ' a P",'t,s organize for Hughes" is the
V cheering announceiuent coming from the "wom
en's national committee of the Hughes alliance," which
perfected organization at a pink tea given by Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney at her K'oslvn mansion on Long Island.
Who are these "women of all parties" who raised
$25,000 at ii single meeting toward a $100,000 fund.the
donations ranging from $5 lo $j31XK) each?
The committee has very kindly supplied newspapers
with tlie list. Here they are:
Mm. Philip Clnrk, Mr. OoorKU T, Vlckom, Aire. A. h. (Snr
ford, Mr. CoIkhIo Iloyt, Mrs. I.no Thomtta, Mrn. Wm. I.
l)niMir, MrH. IMward .1. navonan, Mr a. I.oIkIi Hunt, Dr. Cntliurouo Iluuiunt
Dnvla, Mian Ollva CuttliiK, Mm. KranolH McN'tdl Ilacou, Jr., Mra. Theodoro
C. Shoitli, Mlia Ooruolln AldlH, Mra. duo. P. Mol.imu, Mra. Myron T. lior
rlok. Mra. Ilonry GIowm, Mr. (loorgoC. K. Wllllanm, Mnlalo S. Druloor,
Mra. Crunk S. Wlthorlmo, Mra. Oatiir StruuM, Mra. Joioph S. Stonrim, Mra.
DoiiglHA Itoltlnaoii, Mrn. Mnradvn .1. Perry, Mra. John lltiya Hammond,
Mra. 1C. A. II. nnmiuoll, Mrn John V. lllodgHtl, Mra. John Ilonry Ham
mond, Mra. I. Lorlllard 8ionrr, Mra. Cabot Ward. Mra. Chaa. II. War
ren, Mra. Utrx Anderafln, Mra. John Pratt, Mra. Philip W. I.lvuriuoro, Mra.
Kollx W. Warburg, Mr. Kollx M. Wnrhurg, Mra. Colenuin dti Pout. Jlra.
Jobu I). Arcbhold, Mra. ANlluiietto Ii. Wood, Mra. Edward T. Stotoaliurs,
.Mra. Coruellua Vanderbllt. Mra. W. II. CriH-kor. Mra. Wlllard Straight.
Mra. Clifford Plnchot, Mlaa Harriet Vltliim.
The list ol' these "women of all parlies" sounds like a
roster of New York's smart et is, in fact. Why arc the
women of the "100" so much interested in iMr.' Hughes'
candidacy? Why are the idle rich giving monkey dinners
and poodle-dog soirees and pink teas to aid his cause?
Why is plutocracy, men and women, spending cash to
clcel Mr. Hughes Hccause Mr. Hughes believes in things
as they are only more so. Mecause Mr. Hughes believes
iu the protection or privilege. Ueeause Mr. Hughes be
lieves in the divine right of those who have io exploit
those who have not.
All parties in plutocracy are Tor Hughes just as they
were for McKiuley, for lioosevelt and for Taft. Pluto
cracy is bi-partisan and always for plutocracy and for the
candidate that pulls its chestnuts out of thefire.
With react iouarv plutocracv interested iu Hughes, it
is up to thfcomiiion neople tu become interested in Wilson.
A prominent Hood Itivor ninn
writ? us a follow, under ilalu of
July 1(1 ('oiietmiliiK thu Hood Hivor
apple riep:
" will Imvo nolliiinc 111"! n.hiim-
pir crow Iiuro ul Hood Hiver, but wo
will lutvo it kooiI crop und while wu
vuro u fin id tlto recent ruins would
xprcud tliti fuintiiH, it nppnroilllv Ima
nut (lone no and the fruit m of fine
i.e and good iiinlilv nnd niont of
tho orelinnU Imvo onotigli on' the
treeM to mnko it fair crop. In fact,
T lliiuk wo will lutvo iiiori! tipples
tliuii we lutve ovor aliippud from this
vnllev bnforo." N
Our Inlitil udvitic froin Iho onat ii
tlmt the fii'H mi' of Kuixuu llaitlettn
Hold in Kow York on tin lOlli of
July nt mi uvoiiigo of f'J.il.'l per box,
ilotivoi't'd. Tli is aliould menu Unit
pmi'tu'iilly (lio wliole Culifoniiu
Hit tint I crop will lie iKpo.ed of bo
fort! our own Mnrlli'lU arrive, which
wilt In n fnulor of oYciilod advanlnyi)
to iim iu the iimikolinit of our crop.
V arc nmcivinp ilnilv reports of
the Hurlltdt uuelion mailelH in (ho
viiHoiik la rue uuidioii center of (ho
ciikI, whidi ninny nn inereninif und
ipiitc uliMtiitiliii aupplv of Cnlifor
uin lluillctlH, nil oT which up lo ilnlo
have been dinpouud of nl yooil pricoa.
The New York rocoiplH Imvo run na
high iih fifteen oiira K'ia day, Morton
mid I'liilailelpliiu nroiuid live (o ten
car per day. Tho car lot average
run iinywlicie from $2.'J5 (o Nligblly
over $:i, with tho high piices iu each
ear running around .V) reiitn nlioVe
(he vertigo.
F. o li. impiirioM are coining iu nl
iiiohI dully mid we hope within thu
next week to be iihle to cloe con
(met for the mhIc of ten or a doen
car on nu f. o. h. ledl'oiil tin -in.
S. V. Ur.cKWITII. Maiiar.
JIADUID. Jul 15. Tlir gou-rn-meiit
Iiiih Maldi-liud a military cen-M)i-ahifi
of all (ireas tlkt)NitobeM.
Miirlinl law wax deolared through
out Spttlu on TbutiMlMy m m ivhiiIi
of the railroad mlriku which enouly
affected oM'intiou of the line of the
ntrtb H.VMlcm. A Madrid dittch on
the iiiyht of Jnl 1 auid that a gen
eral Mrikc bail lieeu auuouiM'cil lor
JuU i..
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Vv . IIIK iriAUOO IIIIAND. X
NOMINATED
FEDERAL JUDGE
WAKIIINUTON, July l.V- I'rei-
cirnt WiIhoii Iwluy HOMtittftfetl Uefiiv-
tentative JunicH llav of Mliuii,
Vu ebiiinniui of the hout' military
affairs I'laninitUe. for iuiluc of llm
Vnjdil KlulcH court of claiuw, U
Mictced Judge (leorge 'ilkinon,
who Mired for nice.
Mr. llav huH t'eiireeiiUil I be hv-
Vutl irginia 'itiii iu eoitgrii for
twi'Uly yearn, ami inee bi. youth
biu been a imwei in the Virginia
democratic poli(Ual organisation.
Since the iremredneaa ciimpaigu
begun two yi ago. be ha beeu the
forrinoxt chiiuipion ol the national
giiurd en I he ualiouV nintu reluiuce
tor di'teiiM- aiitl lo linn tuoie (ban nn
other one man iu rouuit h doe
the dtl'eal of fortuer SHrttarv Uiir
riMin'o iilnn for omaniiinu a titlem!
l'onlintntal volunteer a nay aa re
'i'rt behind the regular.
Tile eniiil tf eliilui. jtil(Chli i
a lite otlue with a ului nf I.IMMI
a inr. ami alter ten eai-' cim. f
the hiilder laity rclnv a lull ia
Mi lla i- now .licit l.'i i.u ..
'- a i. n mmmm w . n i
Smt lati Jp
Cutely Removes
lndiffisMon. Onopackavic
,.i.-.i il l.'.i ..t ;illdriiR;l.t--t.-t.
SERE
T
VOTE UPON
STRIKE SETTLEMENT Farm Loans
SAX KKANCIKCO, Jul l.V A
coaupnunixe agriuieut i cached )!
lenlay ut a mediation etMifereuce in
the longnhotvnieu'M trike mii- to be
Mibniillett loduv to the raemheibip
of tbe Kiggeib' ami Steudoreh'
tittiiHi for rtvvri't vote. If a teitle
Miiut it reui'beit oh the Ihini- of thi
ug i cement it Mill only affect San
KrancUeo, the uegiltintHNia belMeeu
euiioerM aad otrikerh having been
viuidui'tetl iuleHnileutly ( Ibe l'u
cilie dictnct bitaixt of tbe luteriia
lioual Uonghborenieu'a HMiocialon,
which ha been directing Ibe i.uist
Mide Kinke Ihrough ita offni-t tu
San KruueiMco.
Henry M. White, inioiigrntimi im-aii-ionn
of Seaille, wbo hn been
aiHiug a mediator here for the tk
parUnent of labor, utou rattfieutlou
of Ibe eomnromie, Mill leave San
PraneUco aud endeavor to urrauge
lr nnilur xclllemenls ui Ibe other
I'ueihc imits, uli,-i, tli,. i,,-,,)iy
h.ny Ihui n trii.. ni i Jnue 1.
Uliy SnioRe nit Claara
Wlinn ha Ooniln arn auly t(a
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
lwob UtMut
W S. HAIt'l I.KVIT
I'linue M. ITh ml IT-l-tt
4lllohHihile ll.li . Sir lire.
liiiuiMiUutv sniim i i orner.
r"&r in.
julMk J
M ? VvJ
VO W
jk fr
I .llri Atl. yur Onfl.il.f ,
t kl tkM.lrrIIUnn4llra4AN
'in is ii. a i oi4 i-.-i.ilAV
i .. . m , h ni. ki'i.
lr..l.t. Akrf'll.'lt'H.TrRM
lllVMllMI IIHNI I'll.ll. &
xili wnuHl.fm.AIrtHtlit !
SOIDBV DRUGGISTS VERWHERE
Low Interest Rates
Money ready upon
approval of security
and title.
O. C. BOGGS
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 East Mnii! Street,
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive.
Connnoreinl Photographers
in Southoru Oregon
rSTegaUvofi rado any time 01
placu by nppointmont.
Phono 147-J
Wo'Udothorost
E. D. WESTON, Prop.
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Solid merit places Savage Tires and
Grafinitc Tuthsa far above nil others in
the estimation of hundreds of thou
sands of car owners.
SavitRo Tltes full aliea, extra piles of fabrlr,
Kfeat renilloncynndalough road-gtiiipinBlfaiid
combined, mmn low first cost nml bt tnllfflc.
Grnfinlte Tubes pure Para rubber built up
layer by layer. The only lubes that have rraph
lie vuleanltcil Inlo tho surface. Friction, heat
ing and sticking eliminated - longer life.
Abdve oil, for tho pake of your comfort and
pocket-book, say "Savage" when you next buy
tires or tubes.
amtff
TIRES
FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR
C. E. GATES
Mcdford
"Out of Work, Old Man?"
"But the Money
Comes In
JUST THR SAMKI"
Takes morn than a compound fracture to '
put you out of the running. whn you're
an .AtTNA ACCIURNT I'OI.ICY.
Any time any accidrnt romn ilnne, your
JTCTNA tlT rixht In and Ucomtt tha wac.
arnar for your family
With taS or IM a itk for total dlMhlllty.
arronllna to the nattlra ot the acciiirnt; and
UtM or 116 for partial dltabllity. i'ayablt
ry four wecki.
If you don't think It eomei In fine, Jutt aik
rnr wlf. Who almoit went to placta until I
told ber I'd bad tha irood tiaia lo
yCTNA-IZE
We'd ha? ln op acalnat It for fair. You
ran'l hold in tha landlord and th srocrr and
UiUhur fotrrr r. you know. And I'd hat tika
In to have the wife try to aarn our Uln.
Aa It It, 'm wanted for nothing, and tha
XTtllK raid my niriron'a bill In tha bargain.
If I'd hh to tb heapltal. It would bava paid
tha chargca for rna thara.
In fart, I've gottan aueh big returns that
It'a alineit a thama to tall bow Illtla I pay for
tha uly.
Take my tip, and gat all the facta today from
McCURDY
INSURANCE AGENCY
T1CI.ICP1 10X15 1-3-3
ilaHlfortl .National ltttuk lililg.
time
are assured
hy the masaae
lTiiPa tWaaaaaaaajaajaaia atWMiiajaaavatatlarfaaalMaVWaay
H
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
When iiver hall' the niutor ctu in
Aiuei'ii'it today about a millipn and
a quarter art of one make, there
must be a mighty good reason, hi
every kind of service, under all eon
tions of road and weather, Ford
ears have proved to be the most de
pendable, economipal and pffuient
servants of men. Touring Car $-M0;
liuiiabout $W; t'ouju'let $590; Town
Car (M0. Setlan $741). All prieeg f.
u. b. Detroit. On display ami sale at
C. E. GATES
TT.
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your
tKeatie
-for
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wc.
b fr X
mo
T.-A-X-I
PHONE DOO
Klnt half mile from aland, I wa
n'tipor lf.f, two imaaensora SS.
Wlihln city llmlta, outaMa half
mill- toiip, 1 or 2 paasougara, S8e, 3
i;m.spiiKirs. 40c. I imnaengora, Bl.
Country rutea, lBc mile. 8pclal
ratcb uloug pared highway.
VAN It, PIIMWON, PltOP.
Slaiiil at llniH'ii's.
Poultry Wanted
travanaiWfcoaaianim
Highest market price
paid for chickens of
all kinds
Warner, Wortman S Gore
RandMcNally&Co.
CHICAGO
PRINTERS OF BOOKLETS
CATALOG HOLSEMCAZlNti.
COMMERCIAL ART WORK
COLOR DESIGNING
AND ENGRAVING
FIXED FINANCIALLY AND
MECHANICALLY FOR PROMPT
1 IAND1.1NG of LARGE EDITIONS
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