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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDKPKNDKNT NKWSPAFKFt. PUUI-ISHKI) KVKItY AKTHItNOON ISAl KIT WUMiAV UY THIS MEDKOKl) J'KJNTINO CO. OffU-o Mntl Trlhuu HnlMhiff, 25-27-20 The OernoerntU' Tirntu, tho Mcrlford mail, tiip .iifilioni tmiiniio. J lie hiitith- rrn ir'Kiil;i?i, I 'it) AkIiIuimI Tribune. OliOIUlIC I'UTNAM, Kill tor. SUBSCRIPTION BATEII On y r. by num ffi.oo On ni, ith, liy mall .60 jor moitit, iicMvtr'M hy oar nor In Medfcrrd. Phoenix. Jackttonvllla and (Ynlml l'hi ,110 pHturday only, Ity mall, jK-r year.... 2.00 Weekly, per year 1.60 Offlrlnl Piip.T nf 1 tut ('My nf MMford. (Triclnl i'apor nf .lackNOii County. Knlerpd itn hit nifl-l:tMM mat I it Mrdfnrd, On-KOh, under I he act of March tiworn ('irru)nllnn for 1915 24!if, Ktil I leaned wire AKBuclutcd Vrvsa dt- pntcli(;. EM-TEES visniNu iiix.vi ivt:s. Jim. Ilulley, wile, daunhlor, Mis Jda, mid nn, Will, ai-i-oiiiiauicil liy Mi'H. Kokr llullcy siikI Muster Adran motored to Springfield hist Saluril;iy nnd spout tlu day mi IiiikIuckh and visltlllK relatives, nveraKlliK IN mile nn hour.- The Ash (liovo (Mo.) Commonwealth. woii.o vor i(i:i.n: i: it? A visitor to a Sunday school was asked to address n fi'W remarks to thi! children. Mo took the familiar theme of tin children who mocked Kllshn on his Journi'.v to llothol -how the youiiK ones luuutcd (lie prophet and how thry were punished when two she hears came out of the wood and alo I 2 of them. "And now, children,'' said the "what does this story show?' I'leaso sir," eame from n Utile Rlrl In th0 front row, "it shows how many children two she hears run hold. MKPFORr) MATT, TRTTtTTNrc, MEDPORD, ORKtiOX, MOT, V. ATTiUKT 11. imr, MEDFORD SAVED C I'iOTIOX 7 nf llic limiil ordinance passed liy (lie cily foiincil authorizing (lie issuance tit' !()(),( MM I general lionds fur the jiun-linse of the .Jacksonville railroad and (ho liuildino- - ;, railroad, reads as follows: "In as punch as It Is necessary in order to develop the industries of Ihe city that this ordinance no Into I iiiiuedlalc effect, and that the de velopment or certain Industries depend upon tho pnssaiio of tills ordi nance, ami that said Industries are necessary for the ii liato preser vation of tlin peace, health and unlet v of the city, an einerKoncy Is hcrehv tared to exlsl, and this ordinance shall ho In effect I In medial el v nfler the mayor,' ie city and those within it have Inn narrow (wane from an awful Awiri, tikhi.iit. Horn "Look, mother, I'm en BR01." Mother "Hut, dear child, you are entirely loo yoiiut; to llilnk or mar riage." liora "Why, mother, who mi I I anythliiK ahout niarrlane." HO IT X(IV Willi. U TMH FAMILY IS AWAY. Hev, Andersiin was out lo dine with Mr. and Mrs. Teachman on,, day last week and dined at the liakory- today with Mr. ami Mrs. Walsh hy Invita tion. Itev. Anderson took dinner Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Kaathol'f. Itov. Mrs. Anderson atid two little Kills, Oracle fay nnd Klslo Marie have heen visitiiiK In Hamilton coun ty for over two weeks and Key. Anderson says Its Is a little lonelv around the parsonage these davs. X- I . . . , '" " kooii nine in invite your pastor out for dinner. The Ashland (Neli. I (lazette. us iiassaso and approval by It is evident that t a close cal an extreme v are. In preserve 1 ie neacc. heal 1 .-mil ;il',.iv nl' (In ciiiiiiniiiiity. strinii-ent measures were neccssarv. Onlv hv issniiifr j)CiOO.(MM) honds foi' a railroad riiiminj,''soinewliere to some mysterious haven of refmre. could the i.em.i. health and safet v of the eoniiimnit v lu iipesei-vi.il 1ml iln. price liaid was elieap 10,000 ive and .'j.OOO.OOO of nron- erty saved hy a heroism that should he rcu'arded hv a Car- Heme medal or at least an iron cross Of course, if it was necessarv to nvesecve flm m.iw.,. health and safetv of the eonnimnitv .-mil the i n li.-olil.' 111(1 safetv of the citv could onlv he lU'esei'veo" In-'issnl.i.r hoods for :!00.000 for a railroad, and tin. isi, ,r ti, -JOOjOOO honds has preserved the peace, health and safetv of t he cit v from some awful imneiwlin.r enhimiti' Hw. ..1. was dirt chean. lint we c;m rest coiiil'nrt.-i!,lv 'tin. ,-i-isiu iverled, the citv has heen saved. lhit whither is the railroad K'oi"X hreathe tlie ireath of life into certain industries? At first the i-.-iilm.-nl was tfoinjf to Kureka, where maiiv hillions of feet of (im- ier awaited shipineiit. Then it was jri.injr "in a southwes erly direction to the Itlne liedav district." where &:ti7 - 000,000 of copper ore awaited shininent. Mow il is In.. -nl,., I fur tiniher on Jacksonville ride a transcontinental rail road of five miles in leimth. We -don't know when way in peace, health and 1 tified hy honds. wo re iznix, lm we are 011 0111 afety saved and perhaps sanc- THE WOMEN'S PARTY T I'it 'A I'SK the democrats in congress have not passed -L the Susan 1!. Anthonv anieiidment. snlmn't t in..- i.. il, states the constitutional amendment imnlm.. s,ll,ll,"h .."iiiiiii siillraHC, tlie newly organized women's iiartv will work a.uai nst all democratic iiominee.s in all states and in favor ni roiuhlican noininees. The platform positions of hot It old narlies is tin. n.,. oil Sllffril"!'. liolh endorse eolial Kiin'rn.re .-ni.1 I it as il slate issue. Neither uni'tv inili.i.L..u (1... 1:1., . i"-'.' ".-.,...- in.- innrMiiii- tonal aniendnient. Air. Iluohes ilei-l.-ires f,,.- tl, ..fi tut ional amendment, t hoii,i;li' he litis never voted for suff-ni.t-c himself in fact, has neither registered nor voted (. lorsullrax'easa state mat in powei imrrow , the women's lines of the o punish the amendment. ix years. Air. Wilson declares tor and has voted for it. Kill hceaiiso the democrats an party organization, .following the W omens ( oiiyressioual I'nion. nronoses I democrats for failure to nass fin. nti,,,i,. ie win lo-nore all otlior issues and policies and support leadionaries against progressives, oven 1hnii-.li such sup- pori. really interferes with the success of their pm-i-rnn. I he "women's .arty" nieuihers take thoinsolves too f.e iinisiy-iiioeeo, mey are tlie only ones who tak setves seriouslv a a . ' u-v sir.,,i. women 01 the leisure class seekiii"- a and have hit upon sulTrairo as tl leir tin To the Kdllor: Tills has heen an extremely heavy week In New York for all (.'alil'ornla decldious fruits, and the old theory advanced hy thosie who antagonistic to the auction system that when there Is a unod demand, you can realize holler prices at pri vate sales, has boon knocked hlKher than (Jllroy's kite. I'rlccs have heen extremely hlul".. all varieties of rrults nieotiiiR with a good demand, and the same has heen trim of lloston, J'hiluitelplila and IMttshurK. ' One hundred and cinht-flvc thous and parkiiKes of California deciduous fruits sold for weeklng ending August j. The prices were: Ilartlett peara from $1 lo $2. at); Half boxes from Jl.il,". to 1; Plums 'rom $2.(1 to 7llc; I'eailics, from $ 1 . 2 r to (i,ric; Crapes from $1.20 to .i.:ir. Twenty-nlno thousand boxes of Californiai citrus fruits were sold, prices being: Oranges., from f.l.r.ll to $l.li(l; leinnns, from Js to $."..S7 '. : grape fruit, from $2.7.". to $t.lill; grape fruit, hall boxes, from $2.10 to 70c. Kour thousand five hundred crates California cantaloupes sold at auc tion this week. This Is the first time California cantaloupes have heen sold at auction. In most rases prices have been highly aatislartory, averaging more than prices realized at private sale. Prices wore: Standard, from $1,115 to $2. Ho; Ponies, from $3 to $1.10; Flats from $3.13 to $1.13. One thousand four hundred and fll'ty-nlno Porto Itlcan pines sold from $.".I0 to $1.30 a box; 1,72a erates I la vim pines, from $:i,25 to $1.10; 51,510 hunches bananas, from $2.20 to 72'.i-c; 27, (aid boxes Sicily lemons, from $S.2ii to $l.;!7Vi; 1.570 boxes Cuban grajio fruit , from $4 to $1.25. Hartlett pears from ('alil'ornla have sold extremely well this nasi week 07,700 boxes averaging $2.H7, prac tically $;). The corresponding week in 11)15 thorn worn $!iS,2X5 boxes sold at an average of $ 1.50. Ill our opinion Ihese figures show couclusiMdy that ihe auction system can realize high prices when Ibero Is I good demand, as well as good prlfes the market is over stocked with nnv eomnioilltv. T1II0 I-'KUJT AUCTION CO. (Adv.) -Me E By SCORE OF 4-0 ll'iinl's lting hlrenk ncrsitc. in .vi-slerila.v's gnnie played on th inline grounds, weed walking uwav with Hie game, -1(1. Contrary to ex i.--i.iit.ii( aMcr out nut iiti-ii anc the box was filled by Tell'erl, broiiglit I nun I'lirlhinil, where lie plnyeil I lie 'J'ri-t'ily league. Jle irove.l cu lor I lie Weed iiegregal ion to find. I lie lirsl inning wns tigJil. In I In seeonil Tel lerl Uit i trol am walkeil four men, let ling in one run the pin y was close, tllell. till fifth, when Weed got in three runs Hie rct ut the game .Medford Iiuil hut one chance lo seore, when Scliollz planteil n fly ill deep I held, hoiiiicing uguinst the hack lenee. However, a slunilile after lie pnsed first Inst him valuable time and he was put out ut seeonil. In spite of (lie adverse seore, Med lord showed snme pretty pluys. In Ihe third frame Jlclntvie plneked low fast fly out of the air bnrcluiniled and ended Ihe inning, tn the sixth Weed was retired with u pretty ilnu- Selioltx to Mclnlyre lo Wilson neiiiing in i il i 1 n in Allies, now playing in center field, showed u not- ihle liuprovemi nt, making a liiirtieu- lnrlv good --. t . nf u short fly in tin eighth. IhriMighiut! the game Medford liowed none of her nhl-tiuie pep nnd olilulenee, while Weed was til) him ioei every minute anil bad no thought of anything hut winning. The line-up follows: .Meillord linker, eatelier; Tell'erl, pileher; Wil-on, first ; Melntvre, see onil; Siobcrts, third; Sclioltz, short Custer, right; Miles, center; Oshorn left. Weed XeUnii, enli-her; Tuen k pilclier; ( renicr, lirsl ; K'aer, se I: iiarcia, third; Cow.-in, .hort ; Sheehe. right; Lilly, center: Itrvanl, left. hie, Aug ie C 1 I. ui-a.-us il back e Jliein- selected hodv o real purpose in life. )hy. Thev hold no eiljnis life null- had in No pesslnilsl doesn't. Ask. r. Ihe owner of a new car heen dilating on the expense maintenance and Strang! i. not to , outdone, began to boast. Stianc.ir -p ,ni.( mi, as year for gasoline." Asker -'Nun mvn a car. Ilicn".'" I. in Hi Mrancci- - oh, (, money lo a lellow that doc:.: A man cm drink liiins.l than a woman can lace hcr.- tighler TWENTY KILLED IN VENEZUELA EXPLOSION cn.'.M (I. iM, We t ldi, . 1 I'claiU have li .it li,-, .,-, ni-.i-icr ,iu I , mi i in- I Iglil. at the l.aglll'l.l, Il-tll- i wetity per-. nn iue in tile uf clnvuc J th,- , The cp Itll-.-I -i'.l lib nt dcr ma i'iI and , An nl' Ihe ol I nl i ali.nil liiii-.t anil ilclii n i-il a A- lli Id il Ii aii, I i Hue UlH ,il'!'i show i lllllltll III I til- ih:i;mhh w ii-; fpialltity uf iiuitiiiinitii.i pliulcil tlieie ii.iiliiiii liniirs bur tin'.: uf On II.. of earl I'll I l'c Six ti-i tl .il.lii i , ,1,1,1 VV V.ere klMcl ill Hie l.nl ;in, ,. fiilian- met ibulii in tl,,. ti.wn. , llllllllier of Ini-ll w ere in itirci!. The ollnial e'.plaiiatii.ii i,l tin- llisjl-f IT lh.lt it 11,1- ,, .p,,!!. funi'iiir. I'l'ttilin -t ion. The -.'in i. i,t the g-i eruiiii'itl , hew r el , h;t- liicii rie to minor- that there wa revn- Illtiolllll'y ngi'llls i-nuiiei'teil with tin. disiisler. icoeiiuais Il'om 1lie women o he nation nr ..vim r.., tl,., siiffra-e states, and they represent no save theinsolvos. i n il oiioris in tlie past liave iieeoinplisliod iiothino- save 1(1 vert isum- their narrowness 'I'hn- 1,.,,-.. .... .. .'.' ..... mm iiim cllllll-u a square mile to suffrao'e territorv the onins of sulTra-e Im'iiik due to the national sulTiaye or-aniat ion, which sJiyitld not he confused with tho women's part v. It will he ronieinherod that two vears ao this niilitant "ryanizalion in carry m out their program of slauKhlerin.' democrats, declared war upon Tniled States Senator ( I. K luinherlain, who had heen vntin- r,. suffra-e for over tlnrty years, and had favorahlv reported the suffra-'e 'imoiK ineiil in the senate. I n spite of their efforts. Senator ( liamlierlain was re-elected hv an iivervvliclmii,,.- ,,...;...,;..- 'm u llsoii will he 111st HUGHES 10 SPEAK defeat I re idi it la 1-1 I lieir el torts ti sllceessl'lil in the natxnll ( 'hainlii'i'l.'iiii in Oi'im.,,11 The womeirs party will retard rather than advance cause o eiu,t siil'fraoe. as as their efforts to defeat tin W'.U w, 'Il - iiim;ii in. a,,... repillllicau, I1.1I 1 1. Senator iilitiniii'il .11 Ihe i l!ic pi -11 baiii ln nllMi-l 1 1.1 rt ii nlii 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ( l,.i Ulel h au i i-il -I i 1-, ilc t iinliiiiic.t work "Thi- lull -Iniiiiion it Charles Kvans Haglu--, republican nominee I'm- pre-iilenl, will arrive in M'lll'oiil nl 4 p. m., Thursday, August 17. ami will .sp,.k fnuii the train or fnini Ihe sipiare near the Cnniniercial lull. Other speeches in southern Or egon will be made at Kie.cburg. (Iranls I'ass 11,1,1 Ashlaml. It is planned In lake Mr. Hughes over the I'aeilic highway 'r,n Medforil In A-liland in an 111, 1, inn, I, il,,. I -t inila- arrangeuieiils however, have not heen made as yet, anil plans will be 111111 eed Wed- iiesihiy or Thursday by S. S. Smilli, who is in charge of .Meiltnn arram;e inenls. In addition In Mr. an, I Mrs. Hughes, u parly nf twenty-eight peo ple are on the Hughes special. S. S. Smilli received a telegram this uinni ing iiil'i.riuing"-iini thai he has ln-en seleeli-il as it nieiuher of the Oregon state campaign i iimmiltee which will liiiard the train at Portland and nc- e1.111p.1ny .Mr. Hughes through the stale. CON'STANTINol'l.i:, le Ivussian lorecs ill ami in Persia are lieing nrt turlher, fiillnwing the recent advun- tages won on lioili liniils hv he Turks, says a war office slaleiuent under dale of August Kl. This an noiineeuieiit says tin- Turks drove Ihe li'ilssiaus from Kssudaliail ami press ed llieni tn the ea-l ami luirtli in suc cessful hiitllcs. Ill the Caucasus Ihe Turks necu piid Hie dominating heights north n llitlis anil crnsseil the Mudleh, tin stateuient sj,s. RECOVERY OF NEW JERSEY WOMAN Due To Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1ESJ0JELL ISLES mm I0 m$ up bill, assnii,,,. 1 isinii whii li wil M'ssels thi- I Hade. I lie seu 'U lac lull. institutes ii'timl de 'II b the gn erunient c Americ.in -an! S111.1i lean le.lilc l"l', -In, or I I'll,- lit! ill iff. It III uiiiii-lcial sn,,HM s I 1 1 I I I I 1 1 ,1,1,1 ,1, m.., l-lll." illlllls. n.-ci'. reputi- I el milled et - -"vi'tninrnl mlii : liii-iiics-. ;, I. Ml- s,.(l l,,W;tl TWO ALLIltD STEAMERS SUNK BY SUBMARINES Ciil'I'NIIAIiKN, lidkelhing, or Inwci I'anish p.ii li.imelit, lavi.l nt selling the 111'- III III,' -cite lav,. 1 Ii- lor Ihe Aug. -II.- Tin In. Use nf tl, tinlav ntcil ii H.inisii V,-i ,i l ulled Slates, if a ,, il the sale, 'file vole wa prnpiisitinn tn I I against and lliclll . Iii'lll er being alisenl. Icllled a Vntr ANNUAL CONVENTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION I. ON 111 IX, 'IIIM c- th,. I', 1 UK I 'ri C Pi,,;, Aug. II -mki'lg the n,l tin- .,.!:, I, II- . I.I, IV, l.f till- Italian I'lcllill s nil Italian sailing -ailing l!AI.TIMii;'. Aug. annual cnnventiiui nt tmnal Typngraphieal he'e Inil.iv. All.-I a -Cssinn ',,r niganiKnlinit and up I'l'intinenl ,. i-nuiniillees. ailnniin iiient was taken 111, 111 Veilnrsila . I I. the ti oil .11 lil'lel The li.'iid hu-ini-ss .With Mctftord traue Ie Medforu mo.Ja. T Aug a Sam t: Ncl.'lis .1 .1 K pi n-l 1 . She was biiill i,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 11 el lung, ol ol'NI lolls ailed i.l 'pi timit New-p, s-i.l Cil.l.ill, ;to.-s. SEVERE FROST REPORTED IN THE ALLEGHANIES I I Mia'li'l.AMi, yui Aug. 1 1 ir.'ia Di'i'i Park and other lllc Alle- liallics this ninl'ti- iiij Nil nt a 1 i , 1 1 in lemtH-ratilie to '" licgl-i-es. 'file I I'nsJ iiselnli',, ,1 n li-'ht -now. ( ,.n-i,l,.,alilc ilamiige resulted, I lie limn people of southern Or egon will hold their second, annual picnic at l.ithia park, A-lilniid, on Au gust ''. I ,n-t M ar over -Inn fnrmer Inwalis legisleicd ami this year it is expeeteil that a larger number will participate. A namlicr nf novel feature- are being planned. Tlie officer- ale: C. p. Hmui, pres. iiient ; Mis. . c. Ilrhling, secreiarv-tleasiii-er; vi, e presiilent -: C. p,. I.aiukin, A -lilnlnl; I', J. Thomas. Tal en': V. M. Hopkins, Ccnttal I'mni Mr. Illanclianl. Onints pass. iff! r.ridpeton.N.J. "I cannot spenk too hiRhly of Lyiiin E. Pinkham'a Vegeta ble Compound for inflammation and other weaknesses. I was very irregulsr and would have ter rible pains so that I could hardly take a Btep. Sometimes I would be so misera ble that I could not sweep a room. I doctored part of the time hut felt no rhanpe. I later took I.ydin E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and felt a change for tho better after tho sec ond day. 1 took it until I was in a good healthy condition. I recommend the Pinkham remedies to all women as I have used them with pood results." Mrs. Mii.ford T. Cummings, 21 New Street, Rridgetnn, N. J. Such testimony should be accepted hy oil women as convincing evidence of the excellence of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ine oisiressmft ills et women such as displacements. inflammation. iilrernlinn bark ache, painful periods, nervousness ana Kinarea ailments. To find out the real charac ter of a cigar, unroll one. Take off the smooth out side wrapper first. With the Owl this wrapper comes from Sumatra, where the mildest wrappers grow. Gently, now, gently! Unroll the rest of the OWL. Spread out its clean, long-filler leaves so that you can study them closely. Note that they are long-filler leaves. Note that there are no ribs to burn unevenly. Take a new OWL now. Press it see how firmly yet how loosely it is molded. Now light it up. Even if we didn't say it, you could tell, from the way it smokes, that the OWL is hand-made. The Million Dollar Cigar M. A. GUNST & CO. INCORPORATED TWO TRIPS DAILY BKTWREM MEDFORD and Now Diiily Except Sunday. Howard's Auto Line EAGLE POINT Ashland ond Klamath Falls Asliliiiul licservations Hotel Austin. 8. V.. llarnlsh's auto will leave Rai!le 1'olnt nt S A. II. ami 1 I'. M. daily, except Sunday: leave Medford 0 A. M. and R V. M. Will call for passcniiers at hotels In Medford anil hotels and business houses In lJagle Point. rilONH S-XS oil 8-XS. EXPERT DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGING I'rouipt Attention to .Mail Orders THE SWEM STUDIOS 21M W. Main Miilroril Take early ear Valley Auto Line for Ashland connections. C. 1. Cameron of Waldo. Ore., the week end In Medford. spent i;,!.,,. ii"iui - Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion; Onepnckage proves it.25c at all druggists JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER Ijiily AoMstnnr a s. h.kti.i:tt l'hone M. 47a ml 17-1-2 Automobile Heure Service. Ambulance Service. Corcner. RAND McNALLYSCO. MAKERS OF MAPS for All the World "UK Atio skw vora; DANCING at the BUNGALOW ASHLAND Every Night 3-Picce Orchestra' Coolest Place in the Valley RandMcNally&Co. CHICAGO PRINTERS OF BOOKLETS CATALOGS HOUSE MAGAZINES COMMERCIAL ART WORK COLOR DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING FIXED FINANCIALLY AND MECHANICALLY FOR PROMPT HANDLING of LARGE EDITIONS WESTON'S Camera Sliop 208 East Main Street. Medford The Only Inclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Kepatives Made any time or place by appointment. Theme 147-J We'll do the rest I. D. WESTON, Pro.