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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
N INnKI'BNDIJNT NKWHPAPRR.
FUU1.TU1IKI) KVKHY AI'TKItNUON
JSXCKPT HUNHAY HV TUB
MEDt'ORD I'ltlNTINO CO.
Orflce MbII Trlbuno Hullcllng, 26-2J-2B
Norln Fir alroct; telephone 7&.
Tha Pemoeriitlc Times, tin. Metlfnrd
Mall, Th Medlon! Trillium. The South
ern Ori-KOntan. The AHliland Tribune.
OKOltClU PUTNAM, Killtnr.
BUBSOSIPTIOn BATED
One yt r, by iuul.. 5.00
One niv vh. hv mull GO
Per mo.jlh, ilrllvfrr'fl hy eilrrior In
Mmirrrnl, Phoenix, Jacksonville
end OntrHl I'nlnt .Itfl
Palurdity only, by mall, per year.... 2.00
Weekly, nor year - I. feu
Official Pnpor of tho City of Mod ford.
Official I'npnr of Jm-kMon County.
Km to red n h Hnconit-i-iiiHH nut 1 1 it n t
ltpilfm-d, OrcRoii, umicr tho act of March
Hworn Cfrculntlon for 11fi 24ft6.
Full loutjt'd wiro Aanoclateti Prcni dl-
EM-TEES
TO l,.VI'U TO It ISK lll-XI,.
Tim vlature or O. Mull does not
top tho fi vi feet four minimum re
quired liy (ti United Stales army rc
cruitliiK million lit Wlelillii, Kas., do
fniiled Mr. JIvII'h efforts im 11 recruit
Inst wnok. .Mr. Hell's full inline Ik
Otto, liul Ik: Ik called (I. Hull for
short, ho Kald. lie comes from West
VtrKlnia. Kroiu lliu Kansas City
Slur. '
e
run timuh cii..;i;.
"I.ouk ut 'oin!" exclaimed Ihe
bui'Kliir.
"Look ut what?" usked tliu pocket,
bonk siiutcher.
"Tlioin black tin' whlto stripes
that's u II tho stylo. I klu rcuioiuher
when they put 'eui on ub wo thought
wo wiih dlHKnieod.' ..
e
Salesman -"This In our now palout
hutlonluss tan boot, sir 'Uiiiiuuu
Skin' brand. '
Customer "What ever niiido you
give It iiueli a peculiar name?"
Wulosiniiii "Honiuse, sir, It Is yel
low, mill so ciisy to slip on."
Tim successful ph.v.slelan Ih one
who Is iihlo to relievo his patient of
coin.
A yoiniK woman who Ihounlif she
whs loslliR her liiiHhuitd's lil'roellon,
went to a seventh duiiKhter or a
seventh daiiKlilor lor u love-powder.
The mystery-woman told her:
"(let a rnw piece or beer, cut flat,
about an inch thick. .Slice an onion
in two, anil rub tho meat on both
aides w llh It. Put on popper and salt,
and toast It on each side over u red
coal-fire. Drop or. It three lumps of
butler and two aprlKs or parsley, and
Kel Ii 1 til to eat II."
'Hie yonni; wITu diil so. and hor
hlisbaiiil loved her ever arier.
A III .MPIlll lt(IP.
Councilman Mishop lirounht to the
illlcnllon of tho council Hie dancer,
caused by he his crop or weeds on
Air llrnko avenue. The dinnier lay
ill the fuel that some one was liable
to slep out of ibe tall weeds in iie.nl
or a last nun Ins auloiuolille. The
mutter was referred to I lie si reel
conimlllpo lor ad ion. - Wllniei ililm
I Pa.) News-Tribune.
om:i! (iio itv x vitish.
"I did not wrlle miMliiiii; lor the
Kuiiulier In ,1 week, Iicciium. I look a
walk ill the woods my wriliim dav
and Just rniililu'l."- - The l.lli lileld
Conn I I : n q ii 1 1 1 r.
0EUTSCHLAN0 AT HOME PORT
(Continued from pago onoi
nolle on liolli her vnvaKl'S, the dis
palcli says. rcliirnluK lo Ccnnnny ,y
Ihe Norlh ,n. Capf.iin Paul IOi....',;
of Ihe lieiitsi hlauil Is lu-itiK fried as
it national hero, mid has been sum.
moiled to Kuiperor William's head
quarters to report on his vonr.e.
IuiImt CtiiiKiatlilntes.
AMSTIIKHAM, .tis. 'Jl. Accord
Ini! lo a dhpalrh received here today
from llerlln. Kmperor William has
sent the lollowliiH lelcKnini to tile
owners or the submarine lieutscli
land :
"With ilnccro plensiire 1 have Just
reeidved news or the sale return or
Hie submarine liner, lioiiischlniid. I
lirarllly conmntulale ihe owners and
liullders of I hp vessel and the brave
BCameli miller KocniK's comuianil."
The tncssaiie also epreses the in
tention or Ihe emperor to Ih-mow
decorations on z member ur ihe
lleillsehlatiil's personnel.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
V,-". . I UK IIIMIIIIII IIHAMi. k
riff
I'lil. in i. 4 1 uid
t fnir-1 tlri III
n mlifr lu, .r
Jin. c-i. i. a . i f i ii i. no Trn n
but I) bi DlftUUlMb hi KiHHlKt
NEEDED FISHING REFORMS
Tl I I'i fisli and politic cuiiiiiiissiiiii is lo lie conraliiliiicil mi
cslalilisliiuo; a tit-ail line at the moiitli of Uic li'uuc.
liiii'i'in the commercial 1'isliiiio' intcrcsls from fcncinj' I lie
stream's mouth, thus permitting; fish to cuter the river.
Tht.' effect for thisseasoii w ill lie nc;;liililc, however
decree (Iocs mil y,o into effect for thirty days, by
time it will be too late to be of benefit.
There arc other reforms .just as ncccssarv lo
the Rof'iie river to its old posit
in America, mid those arc:
I. The establishment of a dead line at tidewater, bar
ring commercial fishing above.
'2. The establishment of a closed season for sleclhcad
i'.nd trout during t lie sjia wiling' months of the winter.
:i. The screening of irrigation ditches to prevent the
waste of more fish than can be turned out by hatcheries.
The (iiautity of fish taken in the upper river commer
cially docs not justify ihe continuance of fishing. .More
over, after the salmon leave salt water they lose in quality.
Xo stream can expect to maintain its supply of fish
with the number of anglers constantly increasing and the
taking of spawning fish sanctioned. The trout need a
closed season for propagation just as much as the salni'.n.
Owners of ditches have signified their willingness io
screen the conduits, and orders for the screens have been
placed for six niont lis and yet; no screens furnished. The.
screens were to have been made by the convicts, which,
however, arc on the verge of mutiny because kept in idle
ness:. With these reforms in effect, there is every prospect
that it will not be necessary to close the river entirely to
commercial fishing, but lhal both the commercial fisher
men of the lower stream and the anglers of the upper river
will each secure fish.
A MARKED
'TIIERI' is a marked contrast he i, ween the way Mr.
A Strahorn projects a railroad and the Medford
method. '
Mr. Strahorn, as an expert, first studies the country
thoroughly and ascertains just what tonnage can be devel
oped whet her or not a railroad would pay. Then he
spends a year or two surveying routes to secure the best
location and ascertain the cost lo a dollar. Then he secures
wliat subsidies he can and other local assistance, none of
which is payable until the railroad is actually constructed.
With the route selected, the cost ascertained, the local
aid provided and rights of way secured, Mr. Strahorn pre
sents his proposition to capital.
Medford, on the other hand, does not ascertain ton
nage, does not survey a route, does not bother about rights
of way, does not waste time in estimates of cost or receiv
ing local assistance, but blindly votes sjWt )(),()()() for a rail
road, go somewhere, not even the mileage known.
The proposition is put op to capitalists in the shape of
bonds to buy, wit hout being hampered by any details.
What the State Editors Say of Medford
Tho convention was a rnro suc
cess. A great amount ot praise is to
bo given lo the cillelis of .Medford
and Ashland for the high order of
their enterlalniueiil. OrvKou City
Courier.
Pendleton will be host lo the Slain
Kdltorial Association in I'.HT. Fol
lowing I lie footsteps of .Medford as
an entertainer will prove most diffi
cult. Pendleton lOust OrcKonian.
That man Sheldon is a wonder,
second only to Craler Lake, lie Is
a llvowlro of about onn million voll
ime. .Medloril provided I'ree automo
biles for a Siskiyou excursion, a
Craler Lake peiirston, free hotel
rooms also, and luucheil and ban
queted Its foiiiinate guests to reple
tion. It was a uotidcrftil showing of
hospitality. cston Leader.
Kroiu all over the slate newspapers
are singing tho praises of the Itoguo
river valley, of tho Slskivou high
way aiii of Ihe scenic wonders of the
Crater l.akft trip. This comes bv way
of dividend from the effort put forth
by the people of Medford lo enlerlaltl
lite editorial association in its annual
convention. True, the natural at
tractions ot this most favored region
were here lor the edifications ot these
people, regardless of the meeting of
tile us:. oi iation. but coupled with the
inosl lio-pilalib' welcome and the
ueneious treatment accorib it li the
people of Jackson ronutv, all Ihe
other things were given an added
value. Meitlord uin have her faults,
but lack of hospitality Is not one of
them. lien .Sheldon, who was In
charge of the arrangements ror tho
uu'eling- of the association, was a
power Hutu himself, hut without the
wholesouled co .operation of all the
people of Modioli! his work uould
have been without results. The spirit
of .Meiirord is the spirit thai has built
one or the most reuuirkalile cities In
the west, n is the spirit of co-opera,
(ion. ilrauts Pass Courier.
The editors were most enthusias
tic In their remarks about the open
handdl hopilalitv of Mcdloid ami
Ashland, particularly Medford - Cot
tage Orove Si rtluet
Southern or. mm Is a wonderland.
Aslorla Undgel
U I here Is am plai e i arth Kiev
endeavor 1. 1 hl.ll.e loll feel at I'UII'e,
II Is in M. dioid Aii) tiling .urn hear
, as the
which
restore
ion as the finest trout stream
CONTRAST
about the beatilles of Craler Lako Is
so. do to Medford and Crater Lake
when you are in search of fine treat
ment and a good tinie Silvcrlon Ap
peal. Medford is so alive that It "siz
zles." It Is the spirit of Medford.
It iloes things and It does them so
well thai other cities In the west
have a hard time keeping up witli (lie
peac uker. The way tho citizens
entertained their visitors will be
something tallied about by tho guests
as long as they can talk. Portland
Telegram.
It Is doulitlul If a more congenial
hospitality could have been round
anywhere than was extended the
' mi'iuliers of the association by the
citizens or .Medford anil Ashland, one
lot the most delighllul occasions
! which it was possible to provlile. I'or
I liie success and pleasure of the affair
I much Is due to Ihe citizens of .Med
I fonl and Ashland, who cMeiiilcd
I every possible courtesy that would
tend lo make Ihe visitors feel at home
and add lo their pleasure while enjoy
ing Ihe hospitality of their cities.
Siitherliu Sun.
Kyerv section ol Oregon and the
Northwest might well profit from the
iexauiple of the iiogue river lomnin
jnillcs, lor there cu-oneraiion and
public spililedness have reached the
lllchcsl degree, with goml siibslan
Mini returns as the result hst.uad.i
, New s.
E Ml
CIIICAtiO. Aug. Heinle 7.ini-
,11101-1111111, the hardhitting third base
inan or the ('lib ago Nationals, will
j he traded to so.ne National league
,111111, Manager Tinker announced lo
jday as a result or inimcrmiin's .Mi
rine and Hi-day suspension ester-
day.
I Tinker was iiuoled as saving that
he would resign If Xhnmrr nun was
j not removed from the club. Pres
ident YYecginun admitted that he was
I I oii-i.li i lug seviral allraiilve offers
Iji- the plaver.
Ceome Slallinvis. manager or the
I lloston Nationals and the St Louis.
I'rooklMi and Philadelphia rliilm or
I I he National I, .ir.ne are bidding for
jiinini ruiiiii, It was said.
i "III GET THE BOYS INTO THE TRENCHES BY. CHRISTMAS"
1 J r
GERMANY VEWS
II KH I.I N Any:. 2 I. (Imrninu'iil
I'in'le luTf, llimih none tun optim
istic, view the If iittianiiin situation
citliniy, f ; i k j 1 1 u; Hie attitude that it is
liumaiiiii's next. move. The t'eelin is
that the central powers have done
I'Vcrythin.Lr possible to meet lu-
mania's view-, and thai Itumania, in
porsistiiiL' in ihe course desired hy the
eiiti-iile iind her own expaiiiinit
party, will Iind I he central p"wers
ready, in which event it is to he cx
peetcil every elTort will he made to
insure llicin thai a new war theater is
on li'iiniatimn soil.
Inloruiatiou Irom Vienna indicates
i ha t the A ii--t ro-1 hui.ua ria n m vent -meiit.
hearing in mind the rc-ulN of
the negotiations concerning It .tl.v's
claims hctme that nation entered the
war, h;t at no lime di-p'ised In of
fer U uiuatti., similar conditions fY
fear that tins would nijaiit he mis
taken for a si.uu of weakness.
At this muineni there is no) dis
eeinahle Hie slightest effort to pcr
Miade Knmunia taking any other
course than the one due to her own
initiative. Tin- late-t di-pat.-h frotn
liu- liarest indicate-; a i'urlltcr eool
iiii off ol lite war lever.
BOYS' BAND WILL BE
ORGANIZED IN MEDFORD
Since hi.-, arrival in Med'ortl, Hatid
mastcr Holland lias been repe.Uedl
iipproached hy several prominent cit
izens respective to the formation of a
hojs' hand in Medford. The band
master is now taking tho matter in
hand, and provtdine there are a suf
ficient number of musically inclined
los, who are eager to learn music
through the hand medium, it is quite
probable the results may be a "Med
ford ltos Hand", 'i r.--re is h"l the
slightest doubt that Medionli should
have us well as a good senior band a
respectable junior band.
Had a .iitv-nile band been organiz
ed some years ago. and maintained
under correct tuition, how much more
simple it would be for the present
senior organization to progress;. Mr.
Rowland on being asked how many
boys ho would like to have, repltrd
''fifty of the correct tomperamont."
Persons interested in the formation
of a hoys' bund are rotpiested to get
in touch witli Mr. Uowland immedi
ately. His phone Mtiniher is 1T!.
$100 Reward, $100
Thp rea.1i df this n.ip-r will hf i1p.i- it
ii'fitn t int tn-Ti- H hi iiici on, !,, .t'.n.'a ,
rh.it 'l'ii.-. hi b-vn n!iK i- .urtf In all lt .
tiltt-N nntl Hi a T i' (alarrti. Uitl I'.tMrrti lu:f
1- lln only .-Hf kiK-oft t i u' m.-.t-
. ii ftaltritiu t tttMi-Ii ln'iiu- j (-.iinuitilk'U.il
iIU.m- . r-i.h- n (ttit itntttMt.il tr aiii.-nt. J
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A.l.lr.M 1. J. clirNKV h Co, lol,.... n,
'Aalv II j 114 Ijiullf 1'lH f-T C'jn-lii';itK.U.
Til Get the Boys
by Christmas!"
The priiiripiil trouble witli Wbudrow Wilson, take
it from Cliarlie Hughes, is that we're not at war with
Mexico.
The administration's "luiiilinj;" of the Mexican
situation hat been the unit if (musical term) of
Hughes' anvil chorus in the northwest.
Talking of Americans' rights abroad, Hughes said
the other day, "I do not think that, in making that
doctrine real we should encounter the danger of war,
but 1 WOULD NOT SHRINK J F Wl 1)11)."
Then there was some more about "obvious duty"
Uncle Sam's obvious duty, according to Cliarlie
Hughes, being to carry a chip on his shoulder.
10 very body else is just as strong as Hughes in the
desire "to see t he American name held in high esteem
throughout the world."
l!ut will "wiping Mexico off the lace of the map"
add to thai high esteem
"A travesty of international policy; a disgrace to
' American people!" were the words you hurled at
Wilson's dealing with Mexico. And the seizure of
Vera Cruz, which eliminated lluerta, was "false pro
tenses" for don't you say so !
We should have done nothing, then, to punish in
sults to the flag by lluerta 's eei.'ul-r ermy .T!"',::;
but we should march on Mexico City because t'ar
ranza hasn't controlled a few irresponsible bandits!
"On to Mexico," is the Hughes slogan, "for the
glory of oil ami copper!
- "I'll get the boys into the trenches by Christmas!"
LARGE PREMIUMS ARE
OFFERED FDR PEARS
Tin- follow in: i-hiiimcs liaviv lntn
made in the prnuiuiu on pears in
tlip .lai-Uon I'uunly l-'air pi einiiini
list I'or Hie fair, Sei'li-mlicr l:i lo Hi:
In division 11, i-lass .", No. IT, for
display of five lioxrw of pears, not
less than I iirjo varieties, tlie prizes
are fa.", anil Jl.'i ilibtea,r of Jill and
$". us printed.
in o. IN of the same il i v i.-. i on and
elass the jirles are i and $ln in
stead of anil JJ.r.u.
I'ruituron ers, slipill'.i note the
changes and alter these premiums
Bell-am s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25cat nil druggists.
This space will be occupied by the
Hurd Land &
Investment Co.
Rooms 10 and 11 Jackson Couiuy Bank'HIdg.
Medford, Oregon
into the Trenches
wliieli are double those offered by
the stale fair.
County papers ire reuuesied to
copy these changes.
t;l,V('i:iill'. AMI ll.MiK
l't!i: KNT AI'I'KMHCITIS
The simple mixture of hueUtliorn
j hark, Klyeerlne, et'.. known as Ailler-l-ku,
astonisiies Meill'nrd ieoilc. Be
cause Adler-1-ka acts on 1 lot li lower
land upper bowel, one spoonful re
i neves almost any case of constipa
tion, sour stomach or i;as. it remove.s
sui ii surprising foul matter that a
few doses often relieve or prevent ap
; I" ndieilis. A short tiatnienl helps
ilironic stomach trouble. The i.N
j STA N'T, easy action of Adler-i-ka is
astonishiim. I.. H. Ilaskins, druRKist.
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
T.mly Aistiinr
in s. iia it'l l. i;tt
I'lionc M. nil JT-.I-'J
AntniiHihllo Hoarse borvlen.
Amliuliinre Servleo. Coroner.
r5
Arc You Prepared for
Babys Arrival.'
You aro If "Jlotlier's Friend"
lias been given a place lu your
boine. Tho dread Hint OKony ot
rhlhlldrtli run bo eliminated lo
the (.'contest extent by lliis won-dei-fiil
iisslstant to nature. )ni(;
Kisls everywhere (sell "Motlier's
Friend."
' Vntimhl an
IriteresUnA
fBookonMotherhoo
.Sazit Free lo All
I Expoctaivt Mothers!
ZOS.mr loan.
.Atlanta ,
Speeliicles I niako give pronnit re
lief to children, who have weak eyes
or poor slKht.
ao nuors i sKi).
Dr. Rickcrt SS8t
Over The luy Co.
Medforil Oreuoii
TWO TRIPS DAILY
11KTWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. II. llarnlsh's auto will loavo
Eaulo Point lit S A. M. and 1 I'. M.
daily, oxcetit Sunday; leave Medford
!) A. M. and r. I'. M. Will call for
passenscru at hotels In Medford nnd
hotels and business houses lu Ernjle
Point.
I'iroNR rt-xa oil n-xst.
RAND McNALLYGCO.
MAKERS OF MAPS
for All the World
-yicAf.o MOW yoitK
EXPERT DEVELOPING
PRINTING AND ENLARGING
Prmopr Atlenllon to Mail Onlel'H
THESWEM STUDIOS
V. Mu In
Mellt'oril
The Rogue
Elk Resort
Car will leave Valley C.iraKC, Moil
fords, Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami Sat
urdays of eafli week at lu::;u a. m.
lloiiml Trip $'J.r(i
Tin IWst of 1 iIiitis ut ( lit llrMirt
Cii hies and horses will ho fur
nished i'or hunting. J'lioiio
Now );iily l'lxco)t Stinday.
Howard's Auto Line
Ashland (iiid Klamath Falls
A.shljinil lifsiTViilioiiH Hold
Austin.
T;tkc early c;ir Valley Auto
Line fur Ashland connec
tions. WESTON'S
Camera Shop
203 East Main Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photujrraplu rs
in Southern Oregon
Negatives Made any time or
place by appointment.
Phone 147-J
We'll do the rest 1
E. D. WESTON, Prop,