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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FtlBLIMJUO KVKKY AKTKltNOON JtACIil'T SUNDAY BY TliB v MiiDI'ORO PUINTUS'Q CO. Office Mall Tribune Building, 25-27-20 rurin rir Kiroei; tejepuuns at. The Democratic Timed, the Mod ford Wail, The Mod fori Tribune. The Houlb em Orcyonlan, The Ashlund Tribune. GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor. uBsoarjpTioK bateii One yiv. by man , .15.00 One m lh, by mall ........ ,60 eT mojin, uniiveriid by carritr la MeOfurd. Phoenix. JackHOii villa And Central i'oint .BO Saturday only, by mall, per yar 2.00 Weekly, por yeur 1.60 Official Paper of the City of Meriford. Official Paper of Jarkfion County. Entered hh pcond-clati mnttt-r at Med font, Oregon, under the act of Marcfc I, 1670. Sworn Circulation for 191(5 24GC. Full leased wire Associated Presa dttv patches. EM-TEES KiilKtaiitinl KhinKles. . The building will lie shingled with Atone foundation, Bleeping porch, el ectricity for llKliiini; purposes. The mason's work on cellar will be start ed next week. Now Ilavnn (Conn.) lteglBter. . JMt. Job-seeker (enterlnK offlco unnn nounced) "Is thoro nn oueiiing hero for me?" Chief clerk "Yes, sir, right be hind you." Schmidt sued Jones for Blunder, al leging that Jones had called him a hiiiuiotnmus some six months be fore Of this time Item Jones' attor ney made capital, saying scornfully: "Why, you hnvon't got any case, Mr. Schmidt. If your feelings were so badly hurt, .Thy didn't you tuko action six months ago?" "Yes; I know," answered Schmidt easily, "but I never saw n hlnpopQta mus until two weeks ago." However, It Is better to bo alone than to bo bored. " ' ' TookliiK Abend. Tho following niarrlago licenses have been Issued by Judge Berry: Wlllard Meyer and Lucllo O'Hrlon, and Bertha Dewuld both of Billings. Allinnco (Neb.) Herald. Now Qualified. "Aren't you the boy who was here a week ago looking for u position " "Yes, sir?" "I thought so. And didn't I toll you then that I wanted an older boy?" "Yes, sir; that's why I'm here now." a "Why do you go out rowing with that man? Ho thinks It's funny to rock the boat." "I've heard so," replied tho athletic girl. "1 took a dislike to him the first tlmo I saw lit in, and I'm Just dy ing for an excuse to hit him over the hoad with an oar." Did Shu Marry ,111m.. . Waller Davidson, tho doggondest fool in Iho county, got stung Sunday night by a small girl. The Kansas City (Ark.) Plain Dealer. Victory nt Any lriio, Tho lawyer "The precedents are against you, madam." Tho lady- "Well, sue them too, then." . If you sit In a draft tho doctor may rash it for you. IE BONDS FOR SALE VASlllNt!TON H.'pl. 8. Philip pine homls simu will he oR'ert'tl for pubiie s;ilc, (he w;ar ilepaitnit'nt mi-iimim-fj today, to puv for the Mimilii railiout bought by the insnhir gov ernment for if 1,000.000. (iovernor (ieiternl Mimim today cnhleil the war dt'pnrttneitl that lie had signed tlie final eoi'trm! W n tmiwiVr, u thorii'd by the Philippine nM'iubly Inst I'Vbriuiiy. The iMnniltt ruilnuiA v.s ir.u'kae id' 'A'fi) Miilen extendi..!: in three diree titHiK iYoni Alhnilji, mid is (he only railroad on the i-fuml of Pnuti. (i'o raphieitl loeations of its lines virtu ally preeludes t'omprtitioii from n-w Jim JvtnilK of the transfer of owner ship, including the sale of li-mds will be under the Mipervision uf tri',adier (b'lM ial Mi'Intyie, ehief of the lunrmi of iiiMilnr iiffiiirs, to be et'iielmlrd nlj .'eiv Vol;, THE HAMMER KNOCKS CANDIDATE HUGHES is V against the Adamson bill, which, by providing an (light-hour day for trainmen,' averted a nation-wide strike and national calamity. While finding fault he does not explain how he would have handled the situation had he been president. Three methods were open to President Wilson, after his personal efforts to secure a settlement had failed the method followed by President Cleveland of permitting the strike to occur, with its widespread industrial disaster, then using the United .States troops to guard trains oper ated by strikebreakers and so defeat the employes; the method employed by President Roosevelt in the anthracite coal strike, of waiting until calamity threatened tho na tion, then calling the operators and strikers together and forcing settlement by threat of government oeration of coal mines under federal receiver, or the method followed by President Wilson of appealing to congress for legisla tion remedying the grievances. When Mr. Hughes was governor of New York; he vetoed the bills for two-cent passenger fares, full train crews and an income tax. As supreme court justice he con curred in the Dan bury hatters decision. In the light of this record, what would Mr. Hughes as president have done to settle the strike1? He will not say, but the probabilities are that he would have followed the methods of Grover Cleveland although the world has progressed since then. ' How much more would it have cost the country if Hughes had been president instead of Wilson? How much more would it have cost the orchardists of the llogue River valley? ' 1 SIS VALLEY Mrs. C. II. Natwick,' who .him been hoarding the rnnd crew,, left Tues day fur her home in Eagle Point, and Mrs. W. f. Kinney will hoard the men for the remaining time. Miss Daniels opened school Mon day with an enrollment of twenty. More pupils are expected later. Mr. and Mrs. licllous anil family, wlio have been visiting at the Kdihi;- ("II home, left Tuesday for Grunts I'as.s to be engaged ill Imp-picking. Many from here attended the dance and Hearing rump ill Gold Hill Sat urday eve. Jo Vincent V threshing crew pnss- ed through here Monday en rotilo for Woodville, where they have a week's threshing: engaged. ' I Mr. Johnson of Gold X 1 ill conveyed II. A. Tresham, W. C. Kciiney ami Richard Strauss to llornhrook Snn da v. J. 1. Frcilcnburg, Charles Gilchrist anil Tluimus I'niikey were ninotiw those who ntteiuleil to business in Medford Saturday. In some of our recent items we recorded the return of I.ee Xewton. whicli was a .sad mistake,, Vet our informant still believes ho either saw l.ee or his ghost. Mr. mid Mrs. 1-'.. II. Davis and sou Leslie of Tolo, accompanied by Mrs. Davis' daughter, Mrs. Glcason of Tn eonia, Wash., toured through this part uf the valley Sunday and visited a while with O. T. Wilson mid family. Marie nnd Katlicriue Ncalon of Table Knelt iici'ompiinicd D. W. Heche and (laughlcr of Agate and J. I,. Ncalon and wife to the Wilson home nnd 'spent tho evening last week. Several of our prominent fanners made a trip to Jacksonville Wednes day to interview the court in refer ence to getting a road lo Kay Gobi. W. W. Kdgington, son John, J. K. Howe ami Mr. Newlmi all left this week for a hunting exclusion in the high hills. Wl Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Slsty nnd two daughters of Lincoln, Nebraska, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Slsty for several weeks. Mrs. Geo. Davis was a Medford vis itor last week. The Parent-Teachers' circle met at the home of Mrs. Frank Tompkins last Saturday. After a short program dainty refreshments were served and ail present enjoyed a social hour. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Davlsson and family spent Sunday ovenlng at the home or Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Klden. Mrs. Frank Tompkins called on Mrs. llirkliolz last Thursday after noon. .Mr. and Mrs. I.nuernian nnd Mrs. J. Ilourl motored to Ashland on Aug. 1'Stb to attend Wisconsin day picnic. Mr. and Mrs. O. Wvlberg of Grants PasB, Mrs. C.rtietter from Portland, and Mr. lliirnlshreager from Milwau kee called on Mr. nud Mrs. llirkliolz Thursday afternoon. UpbsIo Davis, who was recenetly operated on for appendicitis at the Dow hospital, Is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Stone had for dinner guests Saturday night, Mrs. K. .1. Mollis of Trinidad, Colorado, and Mr. nnd Mrs. John II. Knglish and Miss Margaret Kngllsh of Medford. Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. swinging the hammer lustily CENTRAL POINT :Mlss Gladys Holmes left Baturduy morning for Ranchers, where she will teach during the winter. Miss Johnson of Monmouth spent the week end with Misses Cecyle and Edith Creed. Miss Johnson was on her way to Butte Falls where she will teach.. Mrs. l.ou Owens left for Portland Sunday morning for a visit with friends. 'MIbs Reod of Portland, who Is to be the primary teacher here this year, arrived In town Saturday. Miss Pearl Alford of Medford Is visiting friends here. Miss Joy Herlck has returned af ter a several weeks visit with relatives at Grants Pass. Mrs. McDonald of Rancheria spent several days visiting friends. Misses Clara Grim and Dorlss Cow ley spent Wednesday afternoon In Medford. .Mrs. Purkeypilo spent the, first of the week with relatives nt Medford. Mrs. Vox, who has been at the bed side of her mother for several months at Portland, bos returned home, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Hara return ed from an extended visit to Pen dleton. Prof. Nlbcrt and family left for Applegato Wednesday to muke their home for the present. Mrs. Den Eddington and little son spent tho week-end with Gold Hill friends. Mrs. Maude May and children re turned Sunday from a visit with rel atives at Grants Pass. Roy Nichols and wife and Earl lleift and wife returned Monday from a visit with relatives In the Wlllnmotte valley. iltny Ager and wife and D. C. Grim and wife attended the Woodmen's Picnic at Ashland Monday. 11. O. Isaacson and a party of friends mo away fishing and will not return until Monday night. George Ford made a hunting trip to Klk creek Sunday morning. Considerable work Is being done on the school house here, the work being done by Messrs. Thornbrear and Clark. School was postponod from Sept. 4 until Sept. 11 on tills account. Last Sunday, August 27, Clarence Lovorn, with a party of friends, Joe Lockwood, Walter Painter and Jim Ciininilngs motored to Crater Lake In tho record time of four hours and five minutes in his Ford bug. Miss Goldie Owens, accompanied by her brothers, Merrlt nnd Guy, left for the Oregon metropolis Wednesday morning, where they will make their future home. Will Owens will join his family in the near future. Mrs. Julia Muller, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson, for some weeks, left for her homo nt Eugene Wednesday morning. K. C. Faber left Tuesday for Ohio where he will spend some weeks vis King his purenls and other relatives, Mrs. D. C. Grim nnd children, Lois and Chester, left Tuesday on train No. 13 for Nebraska, where they will spen the winter. Jacob Stone and two daughters. Ella and Edith, attended the Odd Fel lows' picnic at Ashland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold spent the first of tho week with old friends at North 'Phoenix, Mr. Hamilton of the Applegato country has been appointed Janitor of our schools for the coming year. JOHN A. PERL f UNDERTAKER v Iiiy As(tnnt ' ' ' ' BH H. nAKTI.KTT I'bone M. 4n nd 47-1-8 Automobile Hearse Service. Aoibulauix Berries, Csroner. frfEDEORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. GOLD HILL NUGGETS Mrs. J.' II. Byerlv and children ar rived here Sunday from Ashland. They were formerly residents of tho Kane's Creek district, but ure no occupying the Fred Fiedel house on Second avenue,- that the children might attend the local schools. Miss Margaret Perry arrived Wed nesday morning for a short stay with Mrs. II, D. Heed and others on her way to Berkeley, Cal. Sirs. R. C. Kelsey and daughter, Yolunila, were visitors nt Grants Pnss Tuesday. Mrs. Jloserve, after visiting with her brother, Charles Carter, uud family, of this city, for a week, re turned to her homo at Medford Sun day afternoon. Mrs. K. M.. Xewton nnd daughter, Miss Bessie Newton, departed Mon day evening for Corvallis, where the latter is attending the O. A. C. Joe Vasbinder, a former Gold Hill boy, who recently joined the navy, was a southbound pussenger from Portland Wednesday morning. Mrs. Grant Harrison left Tuesday night for Portland, where she expects lo make her home. She will stop ut several places en route. Professor A. F. Heddy and son, Mclvor Heddy, left Tuesday morning for Eugene, where the professor is among' the faculty nt the university. They had been spending the summer at the Riverside colony near Gold mil. Wednesday mornintr while attempt ing to steer his automobile (not Pord) pnst other nutos nnd things, Mr. Webber of Rains valley district ran into one of the concrete lump pots near the dejKit on Fourth ave nue north. The post was so badly damaged that it will be necessary to replucc it, rind Mr. Webber is minus a V. L. 0. (Deacon) Walker, formerly employed nt the Bon Ton confection ery, left Wednesday morning for the Kiversido orehurd, owned by Morrill & Hiegel, north of tovfn, where he will be chief box-maker for the com ing- nncking season. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fermin Znna were business visitors to Medford Wed nesday. Deputy Game Warden L. C. Apple- gntc, wife nnd children, returned from n visit to Drain. Mr. Anplegatc had been there but n short time, but Mrs. Applegnte had made n more extended visit with her pnrents at thnt place. Mr. and Mrs. Hermnn Clark of Salem, who Imve been visiting tbe past two weeks at the home of Mrs. Clark's parents, Professor nnd Mrs. D. K. Lnthy, on Sardine creek, re turned to their home Tuesday. Misses Laeosta Mangum nnd Vcre Murray were week-end guests of Mrs. II. D. Heed of this city Inst week, re turning to their Grunts Pass homes Sunday. 'fl To the surprise of mnnv Gold Hill people, on Sunday last, September H, occurred the marringe of Ilownrd E. Wharton and Miss Ida Fay Stnrns at llornhrook, Cal. Both are well known in Gold Hill. The groom hns been em- nloved at the Now office for the nnst five months. His former home was on the upper Evans creek at the Slivers place. He lelt Gold Hill Fri day for Yreka to obtain the lieenso (we suppose this was to have plenty of time in case he became nervous). On Sunday morning- Miss Shu ns, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. F. Wal lace Sears, arrived at Hornbrook, whither the groom had gone, nnd nt high" noon Hie ceremony was per formed in tho parlor of the llornhrook hotel. After u wedding dinner there thev proceeded to their home ut Gold Hill. Everyone wishes them well. Every Home can have a Musical TV7-j t..lr-i n r,i w uiub-rui v utuvs in nanoj. We.reVnowntoc.rryonlyh.t is pood, vhst will endure .nd what . U luUy -worth the price, sited. Our 1 w payment terms pliice the best musical instruments within every- 1 one's reach, rill out the coupon or writ lor catalogues. ct. PORTLAND. L.UNiJ, OREGON 11 THE NEW PLANT OF Nurmi Baking Co. WILL BE OPEN for public inspection on or about Sept. 10. Exact date will be announced later. SOUTH FRONT ST. EDEN PRECINCT Dr. Hurt of North Talent was a Medford visitor Tuesday. . William Ilruin took a load of gar den truck down to the public mar ket Tuesday. N. S. Bennett called nt C. Carey's Sunday evening to see Mrs. Carey's collection of dahlias. Mr. Brophy has moved his family from Phoenix to Medford.. Mr. Bro phy ban been ditch-rider for the ir rigation canal company between Tal ent nnd Medford this summer. Mr. and Mrs. A.-II. Ilearn and Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Kennies took an auto trip td Gold Hill last Sunday. Mrs. J. I)Hetiry visited her daugh ter,' Mrs. McStockford, of Eagle Point, the last of last week, return ing home Monday. Dr. Malmgrert lias a brother visit ing nt their home in Phoenix. The doctor nnd his brother and Mrs. Malmgren nnd Mrs. Webster went to Crater lake in Dr. Malmgren'g car last week. Mrs. Noah Chandler spent last Friday with Mrs. Billings, nee Ester Brown. Mrs. Billings has been spend ing a month at Ashland. Her hus band is a conductor on the train be tween Hoseburg and Ashland. Their WHEN YOU WAKE UP. DRINK GLASS OF HOT WATER Wash the poisons and toxins from system before putting more food Into stomach. , Says Inside-bathing ' makes any one took and feel clean, sweet and refreshed. I) Wash yourself on the Inside before breakfast like you do on the outside. This is vastly more Important becauBo, the Bkln pores do not absorb impuri ties Into the blood, causing Illness, while the bowel pores do. For evry ounce of fooi and drink taken into tlie stomach, nearly an ounce of waste material must be carried out of the body. If this waste material Is not eliminated day by day it quickly ferments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which are absorbed or sucked Into the blood Btream, through the lymph ducts which should suck only nourishment to sua tuin the body. A splendid health measure la to drink, before breakfast each day, a glasB of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate la it, which is a harmless way to wash tlicBe poisons, gases and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimentary canal before putting more food lnts the stomach. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate costs but very little at the drug store but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Men and women who are accustomed to wake up with a dull, aching head or have furred tongue, bad taste, nasty breath, sallow complexion, others who have bilious attacks, acid stomach or constipation are assured of pro nounced Improvement In both health and appearance shortly. TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT 3. H. Harnlsh's auto will leave Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M. dally, except Sunday; leave Medford 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for passengers at hotels In Medford and hotels and business houses In' Eagle Point. PHON'E 8-X2 OJt S-XS. Instrument r. r-iauor ianax j jfYll CavO1 S ' To t"'.i. . OK . ' 0lee Sfc " t 0big atn' ll check60 - ,OBc, .... v n " .. ....., 11 1 ro"- n l""" r l 5 r..lJ o.'tJ r;.u 1916 home is at Roseburg. Mrs. Billings used to attend school at Phoenix. Her parents lived pn a part of the Reames hind, west of Talent. kittle Jeannette Sheets was a guest for one week at the home of Mrs, Joe Rader, returning to tier home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wells of the county farm were doingatrnding in Medford Snturdny. Mrs. William Grist of Phoenix was in Medford Monday, where she is Words JpM not tell the Qharm of Schilling sTea,nor the subtle difference in its four taste-types Each taste "Japan, English Breakfast, Ceylon, Oolong is distinSl, different. And one of them is the taste that will make you tea-hafpy I If you will tend ten cents, use will mail you the taste Packet- the simple st, surest way to pick your kind of tea. It contains fourparchmyn envelops of the four taste types enough to make five or six cups of each kind. Aiirtttt . A Schilling 13 ComPany333 Second Street . - San Francisco , ' Schilling's Tea ScU thrtugh grtcm ml). Standard fckagei?&-mi. end t-H, Sj Sdiillou's i " Vll Ceylon ANNOUNCEMENT . ' - :. . - ; , t --'''., , V To the Insuring Public Wc harp recently perfected and have now in op eration a plan of service to our patrons never be fore aspired to by any local insurance agency in southern Oregon, which will prove to be of ines timable value to this community. We are offering this service to our policyholders in the following lines: Eire, Automobile, Accident and Workmen's Compensation Insurance. ' We also .offer our services, along with the best legal talent, "of your choosing or ours, without cost to you, in checking' over your policy forms and making them cover, actually and technically, your special hazards, and in obtaining the new privi leges and coverages provided by a system of pvri odieal alteration to keep pace with the rapid de velopments that are" being made in all lines of bus iness, manufacturing, ranching, etc. If you are buying cheap insurance you should not be disappointed in case of loss that the com pany settles in the same manner. If you are pay ing the price of the best insurance, then you expect value received. Do you really know about the concern, and the contract terms, you may have to depend upon to pull you out of the worst hole in your financial ex perience your insurance company? We take pride in the integrity of our companies and in the complete covering of the contracts we issue and will be glad of the opportunity to explain them to you. ; " , , McCurdy Insurance Agency Telephone One-Two:-Three. Medford National Bank Building. haviug the dressmaker do a lot of work for her. ' Mr. King of the Dowel ranch, ou Anderson creek, took two wagon loads uf fruit, nnd vegetables to Medford Tuesday. Mrs. : M.: rinse left Phoenix Tues diiv evening for Washington to nt- itcnd her sister's golden wedding. l.eiu Hughes and George Roberts of Fern valley were in North Talent Tuesday with peaches for some of their customers. t
