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PXni5 TO ITT! MEDFOTiD MATTi TRFBTTNTl, MTCDFOTin, ORFiOV. FRIDAY, ATTIFST 11, lOlfi MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INiKI'KNrKNT NEft'SPAF'KR. PUBLISHKD J.VKIfY AKTi:CNJON JtX'.KiT KL'NL-AT HY THE huzuronu i-iuntixo cu. Office Mall Tr:b'jrws Building. North Kir trt-t-i;' l.ona Mail. Th Mfif'.M Trunin-, T. South Am Ort-gonlaii, The Aahlai.d Tribune, GfcwKGK l'L'TSAM. K.lltor. acrascRzpTiov sateii One y r, ty nun 15.00 On m, tlj, hv mi?.- .. .JO r ri-jdi, rt-'it-r-d Ij- fxrrir in iSATmt. fhot-fiix, Jackson villa anil (Vfitral l'f-ir.t K Faturiiay only, by malt, p:r year 10 Weekly, iht yar i.t- Official laj-r of !hft City f Mlfr4 Official I'hprr ff J.T-knon County. Kntcred an w-ronii-riuh nimn-r at Mf-dford, On-turn, un.i;r Vim aci uf Match HUGHES' SURPRISING CAMPAIGN fiwom Cirrnlntlnn for J1S 2UI. Full Uain-d wire Associated 2'rcB die pa (ch-a. EM-TEES Till: ANTISKITIC li.MiV. Thn aiiti.'f'jrtic- baby and the jiropliy- lartic Min Were tain in (lie itank'n wli'tn the iiuitny natnltoled up. Tltf-y lookt-d upon the creature with a louOtlns undispuied. It wasn't dihinf- ted ami it wasn't Plcrilizd. Tlu-y itaii it was a in!rrole and a hot bed of diM'a( Th(?y Meained it in a va,or of a hun dred odd decrees, They froze it in a freezer that was cold as banished hope. And washed it in permanganate with earliolated .soap. In Miiphurated Iidrogen they steeped Its wigtfly ears. They trimmed Its frisky whiskers with a pair of hard-hofled shears. They donned their rubber mittens, and took It by tlio hand. And 'lected it a number of the ftinii- Kated band. There's not a micrococcus in the gar den where they play. They swim In pure iodoform a dozen times a day; And each imbibes his rations from a 'hygienic rup. The bunny and the baby, and the prophylatic pup. New York Times. iiiiw nr. l i:i.t. The conditions in the tri'tn lies were dreary In tlm extreme after t'ne drenching and loim-contlnueil rain fall, but the Irrepressible spirits of tho "I'als" were not yet entirely quenched when the order came to leave t lie trenches. Hurry up out or Ibis, my nullum soldiers," was the cheery call of the sergeant to his waist-deep and rr.Is: fodilen men. "Soldiers'"' came the derisive iinswcr from one of them. 'I'm not a soldier; I'm a blooming; l.ulru.h:" n.ii:it: The Hi-It are l.illmt at Hound I'oiid. C.Hmatit.tn i liy.) Journal. . "(Mir whole tieUhhoi hood has been stirred up." said he reuular reader. The edilor of t!,e country w.'k1 seized hi- pen. 'Tell me about II." be :ti.l ' What we. want l news What -tii red it up?' ' I'loMinu." SLild the farmer. MI. IirCillKS' i-ainpaiirn is nut only a surprise t tin ili'iiiin-raN, linf repultlicai's als. Tin democrats in some respects have iiii'li-ri -a ted Jiim. His speech at ( 'lii -air" was V(iiil-i f ul. Aiinm' utlicr viiroimis (In-lara! ions In !- declared '"I don't want anv lmt air in mine." ami n f'ci i iiitr lo that Milijci f di'ir to ancient rrpiiMicans (lie protection of infant industries, prnclaimed that "llie democrat ii par ty approaches the idea i' a protective tariff like a .skitti.-h horse to a brass hand. n iroes wiiiioni siiviii'' mat. tiicse liiiiiiiiiiatini: uiier- aincs betoken a judicial mind that possesses L'l-cat execu tive ahility and this Mr. IIulies admits himself. Tin thinking ih"iii1c whn reail those utleraiices will earnestly exclaim "thank Heaven America lias a states man at last." And we must all aL-ree that the denounce meiit of hot air and skittish horses, is well calculated to settle all political ijuestions, foreign ad domestic, except the Mexican (juestion and our relations with Jermany. These ijuestions Mr. Hughes is settlinu' ly denunciation of every act of the president. Mr. Hughes does not conde scend to explain what should have heeii done, but declares lie would have done liitK-h better, ami of ennrse we are bound to take his word for it, on account of his noble con sideration of "hot air." Mr. Unfiles' speeches show him to be a profound reader of the Hearst papers. J-'ollowin their cue he advances ar gument thaf-the president is the cause of the losses of our troops at Vera Cruz and Carri.al. Mr. Hughes does l'ot make it clear that he is displeased because too few were killed or too many, but thoughtful standpatters will prob ably be able to deduce his views, from his courageous dec laration against "hot air." Undoubtedly the democrats have underrated Mr. Hughes as an intellectual mountebank, and political scavenger, lint he must be voted for, because he is en dorsed by the supreme bhmderbus of the universe, William Howard Taft. Those who do not like .Mr. Taft. can find much comfort in the pronounciaiiieiito against "hot air." The ( i rant s Pass Courier is sorely vexed because Mr. Manly has been writing some criticisms of Mr. Hughes. The only way to elect Mr. Hughes is to stop people from writing, talking or thinking about him, till after election. Let -Mr. Hughes be proclaimed the sacred cow at once. "Where is T. L'ooseveltf Down at Oyster Bay waiting for one Charles Kvaus Hughes to send our S. 0. S. so he can get on the front page again. How he must suffer in the meantime. The editor of the Oregonian wants to improve the in itiative and referendum. Wonder if he ever thought of Irving to improve our citizens, so they would know better how to use such privileges.' Casoline and gas cars can never take the ulace of knowledge and brains. It is of more importance that vour boy or girl learn to love good books than to climb the Sis kivou giadc on high gear. An excellent write-up of Crater Lake, occupies two thirds of a page in the Portland Telegram of August 111 written by 1 (avid W. I la.en who represented the Telegram at the slate editorial convention. This is but a starter on the publicity secured by Medford's entertainment of the editors, credit for which belongs principally to lien Sheldon. I on't times lb "P. et m far in y won't be ;?'aiici' a'de ti si:i;ioi s Atviurvr. Tile I (in t at the ur.lllL'C pie. Ins Saturday nlht had to iie ,. pom d !T.,'H.. tli.- reierd to tin tal iiii: mui Mine ;ot l-iol.e. . ! ille: s Hie i (Me.! I.a.'.ettp. Hughes Sides With Grabbers of Land, Against Settlers and States, Says Manly BUNGLE IK LL'SITANIA CASE EMBARRASES ADMINISTRATION j WASUiNCToN, .V;-. ! .- S:,ite (!i paltn t;f o!f;'i 1 l.ela ev.daimd, t t ' t t T'et tit 1 e.jui ,-t !() '.tie t ",e- H.an ! en. v t"r peiiri-ian tn t. Mi-hone of Cin::it von Itet nsiortr's .note- j on tiie Mttlemftit of the I.toitatiia case w a-' an inadw.rti m e. At f i r t il was d( tu d ('is! ativ stu b renpe-t liad be. tl made Suit an inve.-tii:,iton of th.' llepaltlneltt's fi'en illnelOM'd that a l't:i'r i'tepared b it s.'bnrdtnate ollbial b.i. be. n si-ii.-d i lliier by Se.-retaiv l.ati.-liii: or Artiim Secret. it Toll; and had h en t r a u .-:uit led to the (;erni i emb. . Slate depart titont of:i iat . 1 !:uc.! that too iii'tih in'or'anie liad been Httaehi. d to the reipie t in Cerni. f. I'.V I'.ASII. M. MANI.Y Tin- -e!e.ti..n by the rail,.,,,,! ,.l (T!li- f. the hllll ill Manly'- -et le- : been calleeUcii in Mareil. I:l7. a ot artlele-, lueiikilix (lie -liell-e ot JtwillB ea-t .,1" Ibilntli. al that hme Siieiu !li--!i.-. Iii the-e attiele- Man-'held t,, . b,. , t. - ,.;! lenpintl ,,f t!; !. by ( 1 1 1 i 1 1 r i eihatlm Item -I'teehe-I iiet, land tecrit - ! . The r.u!rM, -e- -apteti t ih'ei-..n- ..f dimis a liilite.. l'letn the -ainetce ll'l-lie-. lay- bare the ael'lalltrj . tin- :e, .ett t;,.,t the e.i-leni terminal '; . et.h'- ,y Whl.li the I ,. Ilia-. Ii. i A - 111:. II.!. Ue. l',.;t hi- ilcel-l.,ll W1 ll'I'-'ho- operate-. Kihl,.,-.! i If 't h. I .!..-,m j T ' 1 1 a 1 ter .1. ,- li. In- i.i'it.ai.. en the puliii,- Inn.i ,h r,.-:,., Iii- ,.b,;iM ;,,; ,.. (Hc-tb.ll, ('hall. - l. Ilic-he- -ale- tetld up. at ) .' -e--1, at. 1';. r; heni;..!-,., itll -mm! . i . . I . t . II all.! . tile 'i-t ! ile.i , t:,- t . il ... ,-., ,., ,,,,, , ,,v a-jaitl-t the !l ati.-1 ea.lel' am! thetta- net a ; ' r.. e.l nltli! ii.j.cv .-;i- -tfte. -..IV .1 - h. :e,-,:v,, hi- e.'i;i:i- Th- 1- .i,,!ae,. .It I. ;.. . ili- .e- ate ..(' piltrl,;,-.. ur .,. t,, rnfl. e'-l"!:- HI Ii"' two lalid e.l-e- .ill I mad'- p. .tel. I i--ae. iltliil ( let , .tier, 'il. h laeeoilil he- .eeii.., -tee ! 1MI.".. 1 i ' a ll Cllil..-! et tile llljl.c-t II!- 1 ,. ,1,,. 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Th't. . a-e .I.....I H. 1 . iial.b.;. t , I tab. ;. ii s;..,.i;, ,1 t i- ,. ,.,,,., Vt. " '.A ' ' ' i ' c : ;' ' -ry:t . i i ' i ' . 1 r ,S " 2 -at 1 & - ' ? - ' I -k A ' Hi -1 . V. i L tlaff has lotted a statement turoiiKh u.e nf wSaater corrv?po:i ltnti aitac.i- PEOPLE OVER RUbLIAn ui.it rtur-i-u. tJ to ihe A.jMro.(;,r;i,an headquar- ONDO.V u" II. A HuJai-fsl ters. that Uwi-erg "H tot imui-Nliute. di.pauh to' the MomlBg Ton ly menace d 1.) the Uut.ians. and I that .. . .,..t, noonlatlon '.ih. tt. '.er U-ml-crti is menaced the of Calbi.- General Itardolofl. who is army autl.orit'es will take the proper i ticeral Cout.t von liothmer's chief of tteps lo care tor the civilian. Williams. Mrs. William..; mjii, Gil. Ik-i-i, H at left, and daughter, mr. othy, 12. 'lsccns:n, as well a Kaastis will have a newspaperman for a governor if tiie voters chooser- Hurt W illiams, democrat, for many years editor of the Ashland News. I'ouipel'.ti,;; one of tilling lumber Williams first became prominent corporations of the state to pay taxes in Wisconsin politics when Ashland, like other foU was one of William. a republican stronghold, elected him : achievements while mayor. mayor and kept him in office eight Williams is interna! revenue col years. lector in .Madison. i Get the Round Package L'utd fox Vb Century. S Cautioh tx Vt!'-5MAUT0MILt c ACII,W1J.,U.S.. ' Ask For and GET f 5 -!id imt irivc iho -tit!' ai the sjilint lini'i-, Imt Mh!v j'li'.wrd liicni t- in-I Hu.ir Miline l;ini- in liu-ir 1 lojmu i The npiiiiipn of iln siipreiiie euitrt,' in which UiiL-he-; concnrrcil, found in f !;ivurul (lif cor.r.ition. j In the word- 01 the court: "And so cuii-triifd (in i'iiViT ii1, the state) tiie! int oi lld.imn ;tcres will la- in cn ;ied 4n.(iliu ;i,-rcs find a the de rinirrer concede--, the deposit of f-;t't i- t'mm four to ci-itt feci thick, there PLAY PROTESTS "The Sin.s of Men," car-vf-ry little idea of the fter of this recent Fox iii! lie turthn- inelr ir-ee nil!iin ton- ot" ."- I"1 '' ; i ! Such :j.liiM i'. jiien -HID. -Tut' - C"n;-::!!'.n ;.t iiee it- -'irmdnc--." In plain !;iti-'u;te, this i court iici'iit : Ir is wn'tiir niier-;ty i ! :ive huid-- l"lt the tl;iitl hm-n ;i-'t ma v l' -i i nicd to t hI'H-- uim" I" ;i eoijor;i;:i'n. r t u o or , worth in ';.hulon 0' tK' ch.tlien- - wliat tlip "or a -tnte V.Ht't Tlii! - w of the "thi- i;ih- Sound Metlford's Praises A. K. Frost and M. .?. Urowii, Cor vallis. lU-nton Co. Courier. "Medford and Ashland, thrre arc no chics Ii!;e them in Oregon, when it conies to doins thinus and (ioin.e them rij;!it." This was the central verdict of the 1 - ."i ne a siciju-r men and la iis w ho at ten ii id tiie annual state tditorial assoeiatic.i at Med ford. They r;m"t i-ay enouuh for the two so.nthern Or -'n eities, for th- s,!!-!!-dii! rntrtain'iint pivrn theni. for trie eonrte- of th-- jieople. for t! e bc:uity ' and bii-tle of the tvo citie.-, fur th ! Tiiasnit ii ent ro.id? Mid !or the spirit; "l optimism ;oi orosre.-s of t-.e peo-I pic ! "if the p0v lo of our northern Ore- j son chic- u oM on!y zo io n to Medro:M ar.d .h!air! and la'eh th- ir ' -pirit, tac;-.- u..)tld he l.o niore soi:i;-i of bsi:ie ih re -ion." o:.c the t: ;,--tare j. 'Wsm:'t m 'Mi on i: re 'irn hon.e. Medfoii ar ' Af-Mand l.iive r The title, ries with it ! unique char. ; release, in which Dorothy Bernard is featured, i:n. with Smart Holmes. ' jThc play, whi'h opened at the Star yesterday, i an at-ument protcstin? the fallacy of im-w forms of religion. ; I A German philisopher evolves a new j ! creed, called "Myself." in whicn earh ! individual's self i. made, so far as! .that individual is concerned the domi-I nant idea. It is a cn-ort of selfish-; ness. In its d eve lo pi; sent unhappi-1 m ss overtakes the men who orr-inat- ed it. his family and ail others who' accepted it. Another point hroimht ; out is that a false th-o;y oine st;irt- d pursue'; its conr-e x : o I trie c ontroi ev.-n of him w.-o er-lvi.i ji au-1 dt -spite his KMb-enuem e;!orts to refute.; it when it faliacy has hc-eonie evi-; dent. DRAYTON "ARROW COLLAR ttm. kicht ui M.Rrit;:r .v;n n ittt. ro-"'V .', r-- . ivr vnm for SOI!. jX'.w Daily Kxri-pt Sunday., iHoward's Auto Line I ! i Ashland and Klamath Falls i to he cry !. hi. h will to liiiiini.itM. real w e.-trn u : sit ion w i: not a a n ar- An'i r i - j , ,. , ..: . . , : - i . i I III i : I c , i .n'.i'iii . . ; I L . I . Ill'.IH'- t ca-l.T-. T'te f a ' : - i!l.' : I'm. 1 :. 117, K 1!. JotM-. orL-:ti.il -i V ' . i n' i ' et! d.iia. ;.i i!ie 1 1... ;, and roThp'nd i!h ;.i i o M u ; , i l v -. M.i.vh jr. IS-is. ti,, adi-ri- chiin - ,i Sc. ,; .!. .1. -.illt.e hind- in ;i.c tatc.' , Vil'-- --i!n:c i.it l-, -a ..!. ii;,t ; it d. - 'oi ti in.noo -,, !,. .'. : IHIM t i. - c : V "! ,i h'f - ; i , ; i I it n. p.;.-. a,, a,-. . MM ui Tu. 's. I-'" ' -mom. re- j 'Mi- . ! tc. e.pt ar d ..(!! -!, ire-'Moi la ; thiru-; that i.-. t .rd for I iturc c itis , . -r:a:n tie as-nuat'on AsllUUiii J t'ScrvatloiS IlutC'J, Tiie.-e (!t'-s 1mc thej Allt ill. j iy of ?oinu' to a pro; o- j . , . I ,ep and :iih,:-i:-:n ' I -arIy C'll' alifV Auto of d;i:v. lAv.i ivr Ashiainl i-tiinec- iti;ite ot the four da's tit.'ILS. ito of en iov u, nt. The J M" 1 - - aruninl Med.ord and I w hat t irol of it:c? of roads I:e Orruon e haii-niet. tinrc ha. i! v.t th- a.-'Ti 't:on !.u thn tri; to i'rater the world'? w'on Jt j alendid elosin? to one ! t fit fal ta t tei s It w :is not . P -Mand j ami v h.;t V. Kill- ;ai'et . 'atn none ; w.t; furme, Lake one spotf - was splendid tin.c. Th- new-T-a . r nv n ot the W iMarn-' ette valley will lnnc rcmenihT M"d-! fnrd, Ash'.atid and H-n Sheldon, the I spec:.u r-'prc-i ntative of .ta-!-;snn county court . who did o nia'se ilit tine tho t: ! ".! ; -t p ic 'cn in the l.j-tory ot t)u' state editor la I da:: v: WESTON'S Camera Shop 2GS East Main Street, iledford The Onlv Kxi-I'iyivc u-h to Commercial I'linttiLrrachc iu Southern Oregon ItltM jTCT.-.l, ,in ili llrittbilt I : llbtlt. ' - .it O; ... -It !.. t r.i 1(1 I f 1 as Mlt hf;l. t ill ; . Sl.lt.' .1- l.i. ::( f i. !. bi'"k.. I !i"ir .- ti. ti. . t.n i ti.. . !. n .ti. .1 lit.. I i. ii.it i... .Hi I. vnn litlrt: t H. ....t..l; lii.hu J t illt: I ..-II. .1 ,.,.1 I.. ..I-..I .. .:J ti I',., il 1,. ..; . '.' Absolutely' Removes ;,' Indigestion. 'One package b ii'! i;. isi..:. ' ! f roves it. 2."cat all druggists.. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER l.iulv -..Niaiii SIM . ItVIITI.KTT fhono V. ml 17-1-2 At!t.:!Hb;b' .,-:ir-p .TVi.. Ami. bianco s.-rvlc. Coroner. Negatives fade any time 01 ! f'iarc by niijioiutunt. rboTie 147-J We'll do t!ie rest C. D. WESTON, Prop, THE QR1GIH&1 MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex tract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. Infcntt and children thrioe on it. Agrees uith the weakest etomach of the invalid or the aged. Needs no cooking nor addition of miik. Nourishes and sustains more than tea, coffee, etc. Shot-Id be kept at home or when traveling. A nu tritious food-drink may be prepared in a mo-nent. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing alecp. .Also in lunch tablet form for business men Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Take a Package Homo Pickling Time We carry the celebrated Heinz Pickling Vinegar and Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar These vinegars cost more but you have the as surance of their guaranteed keeping qualities. We also have a complete line of Hein1:' Vinegar in bot tles. s PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE PKONE 252 Don't TflissTfiis Opportunity . MODERN BUNGALOW $1200 CASH. Balance $550 easy payments. A cliaiU'c "f a li!Vtiiiie tn make ten per rent nr ni'ie nil vniir invesliiicnt. August 20th is the last date under this plan. All .;i;l! in I'. .iv..-.-. .':iM iYi.ut. IVil h. 1;' linilry. si at k uar inns, imt ;. mi rum w ah-r ennm-i-i inns: i'ruit rnml ujai'ilell ilit: lai'U'e lt.it: clt'ctl'i- li'fd l'tr ran ire ami and shade tl'ee: eiilljilHetll. lies) 111 tn"ll. lu at. Further pnrtieiilars. H. 0. PURUCKEE, Ashland, Ore., or GEO. PURUCKER, St. Mark's Block, Medford Take a Sunday Trip to ASHLAND OREGON'S FAMOUS SPA 40c is flu minid trip tare m Sunday Irnin Medl'nrd tn Ashland. Liiliia Park wiih the many min eral springs and amusements is a deiifzhteful plaee. Nice and Cool Underneath the Trees Ashland Canyon Ask lneal auent for train service. ill JOHN M. SCOTT. ..iifral rnv-nrr Aitrnt I'ortUtn.l, ivK'.n. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
