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AfEDFORD MATL TRTP.TTNTR, MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. OfTOr.ER 2, mm !KEDI'0I filAlti TPIBl'NII AN IM'l:l'KX! K'"r NBVSPAIM-:n. piiu'.ihi.h i : i : 1 1 v aitkhngoN KVI'H'T SI'MlMT I'.V TIIU ..U'.l.roHi) 1'lilNTINU CO. "" r,ffl,- Mull Trlbum. HullillnK. 26-27-28 Nuilb I'lr Blr.-oi; t. . phi.ne 75. OLNEY ON HUGHES The TVmncnitte T iin-s, th Wert ford Mill. Thf M'-.llorrt Trll.un. Th" South ern Or-Ri-mlan, The Atthiand Tribune, CJICOROK PUTNAM, Editor. BUBSCRIPTIOlf BATCH One yr. by miih .. 16.00 Dr. m, by mall - .60 Per mojtii, (l-Mv.-r"J by cnnier In M-flfrri Phoenix, JackftonvllU nrt OiiirnI Point .8 fiaturriny only, bv mail, per year 8 " Weekly, per ynr - 1-60 Offlffnl Paper nf th Olfy of Meflfnrd. Officlal l'ppr of Jin-kaon County. Kntftred a Uproful-fl.'iKR m:itIT at Hertford, Oregon, under the act of March . 1878. Bworn Circulation for 191K -I4B4. Full )eaad wire Associated Preai dla- EM-TEES NotliliiR so ciilianccR t lie vuluo of a thing an difficulty in obtaining It. Ills 1'iui. "You admit you ovcrhenrd the quarrel between the defendant and bin wife " "Yin, no, I do," stoutly tuaiutuincd the witness. "Tell the court, If you can, what he Heeined to be doiu'." "lie uceuied to be doing tlie llKteu- A married couple wore touring In Sicily. At a dlHtuncc from ouo of the large town the wife Haiti: "Think, Albert, if the brigands Kliotild come and take me from you?" "ImpoHsiblo, my dear!" "Hut supposing they did conic ami carry me nwny. whtit would you Hny " "I should say," replied the hua bnnd, "Mint tho brlKaudn were, new al the bualne.sH that's all." A henpecked man hi a tsilenl part ner ol' his wit'd'rt woch. 'n-njm- Cheaper Thau Crinoline Ml I cry S. inborn, who wart H'dm; to marry a i.irl over to rarl.ersbtiri,', lias dei i'.lt il nut Id, mid Ikmi.IiI liiin an automobile, - Wyihiu llU) ( Va.t Arsiirt. t , A countrymiiii went to tin pariah priest, and told, him that ho had wen it Kho.st al the wnl! near the church Kalu. Tim clergyman only launhcd ut It 1 1 ii and asked: "What shape wan II in?" "It. w a s for all Urn world Mlko a Jack ana, air.1' "(lo home, my man," Hiild the eler try m nn. "You min-l have been afraid of your own shadow when you saw It on tho wall." A man miyn "I may," and a woman "J will." . .lohn T. Willard Ik n hiiHinesp viMtor in hit city from UoaehurK. N'KAV YOKK, M. 'J. --.e-. tli.ni l0 per cent ol the usual 'J.Mtil.llllO (uarN t milk rcqmicil hv the residents ot New Yuri; and vicinity for daily eon Niimpliiui were reported available to day, as a recall ol' a deadlock he tuecn dnirwiien and iti-1 ibulor- oei the price lor the product. From the heads o' tin- principal dUl ii In 1 1 iu'f eoueenis it was lea rued t tin t the supply I'or rutoiiM-i ii ahoiit 1 1 pri criit ot normal. Inn with it promise ol better ccmditioiK to liionou. IlopttaIs and lamihes with ehitdreii are receiving lirt atti-utioti. the distributor- .aid, and what is left is nivt-n to the ri'uiur Itadi-, hut v decreased nanlilie-t in piopoitioii to (lie amount on hand. AX infdvsl inir poiiTiiliiilinn in tin- pjniipaiii is tlio nt'iiric, pj'ijttd in p:irt i-IspwIhtc in this issue, wrif Icii ly liicliai'd Oiiiev fur (lie NVv Ynvk Ywi. .Mr. Olnoy was iiitoiiit'y genera! iiikIpi Prcsidrut ('levcland during the l 'ailroiirt st rikc ol! ISUj antl sci-rt'tary of stale when the ultimatum was sent; (ircat Uritain over the Venezuela in cident. .Mr. Olney is noi in polities and Imitf ngn retired from aetive life. As a lawyer he ranked the highest. As a stales man, he has no superior. His interest; in puhlh affairs is that of a patriot emu-erned only with the nation's welfare. Mr. Olney says: As tho supreme court candidate cannot nay what he would have done In PreHidetit Wilson's place or what he will do If he succeeds him as the only thing he in certain ahout is the w ronKfulneB of evorythini? the present administration hutt done his Inducement to change, the existing foreign policies of the country will he very groat. Whether the eliane will he to support the contentions of his German backers or participation in the European war io please Roosevelt and his pro-ally adherents, or the conquest of Mexico to please Wall street, Mr. Hughes does not say. Any of them would indicate a lack of common sense and result in calamity. No one is more fit or admirably equipped than Mr. Ol ney to disinterestedly advise the people, and the following indicates how Mr. Hughes' personal campaign has im pressed thoughtful 'pat riots: No sooner was the nomination assured than the cohcB and ermine of the j ud kg fell from the emdidate as If by magic, and there appeared in their place the motley wear of t lie ordinary office seeker a transforma tion us sudden uh that made by the wand of Harlequin in the panto mime, and a transformation showing how thin In the judicial veneer, and forever discrediting the I nittd States supreme court as a trahiiug camp for high office. The revelation of the real Hughes as made by himself makes the public grateful for his removal from the su preme court. TEDDY'S HAT IN THE RING COLON KL KOOSKVKLT'S speech at Hattle Creek Sat urday was the opening battle cry of his campaign for the presidency in 1920. Jt indicates clearly that his hat is :.. i-i. . . in1 .. 'ii . ' t : 11 . in inn l ing iti a jimo pianoi in wnu war as an oujecuve. n one ('.'in l'i'tiil lliis iir:i(li 1 tlw lici rn ver nf 11h nm- giTssive party without realizing that had this cliscijile of iH'rimarai, in is iieiiever in wiir lor war s saicc, uei'ii t-nici executive of the United' States during the past four years, that this nation would now be numbered among the bellig erents, probably eoiidueting two wars, one against tier iimny and one for the conquest of Mexico lest we con tinue to enjoy ''ignoble ease and peaceful sloth." Tin: paramount campaign issue, in Mr. Roosevelt's opinion, is peace or war though .Mr. Hughes only has a olicv of carping criticism to offer. The republican plat form is entirelv ignored hv both the Colonel and the Can- date. The progressive cause, for which Mr. I'oosevelt sang gosoel hvuiiis and loiight at Armageddon, swearing lie would never deserl, is in the scrap heap. II is evident. 1 hat 1 lie Colonel does not figure on I liurhcs' election, liis sncech is calculated to embarrass as much as aid Mr. Hughes, lie lias lined iii with Tal't and the bosses lie so vigorously denounced to make himself "regular'' and he in line for the republican nominal ion four years hence. Were 1 1 ughes successful, it would prevent his realizing his ambition. With Hughes defeated, he leads the field anil his speeches are preparing the way. What Would Hughes Do? (I'Yom Hie New York World.) In the course ol' his tmir nf the mid dle we-d, Mr. Mushes lias been pur sued by llie iiiestinn, "What would yoit have done in Wilson's place" Mr. Hughes has not answered it and is not likely to answer it. Various supporters of Mr. Hughes it I.. II.,. ... ...i.niL IV,..,, limn i . , i . ' ii ... pai"ii more lavishlv than it has fin tune explaining what Mr. Hughes I ' n would have done, but Mr. Hughes says nothinu. Nor ran nay definite line of conduct be inferred from Mr. Hughes' speeches. What is Mill nunc important, no- know that the trusts ami corporations are support injr him. We know thai the old yuan! is supporting him. We know that the Germans are support ing him. We know I hat Konscvelt is supporting him for reasons that are iiiile clear to Konscvelt, but not so clear to the general public. We know that Wall street is financing his earn- President of United States Called "Woody" and "Sissy' f From the Ashland liecord) The National Hughes Alliance waft organized at .Med ford last Wednesday evening and at Ashland, In Chautati qut Tabernacle, Friday nijiht. T. II. Simpson called tho meeting to order and introduced Mrs. Kd Uanley of Medford, first vice-president for the state of Oregon, who took charge for the evening and made the opening speech. This being the first meeting of the Hughes campaign and the first presi dential fight in which the women take part, Mrs. UanleyV effort was notable. She roasted the president of the t'nited States in a harangue that hasn't been duplicated since the days of Mary KIlun I-ease. Calling him Woodrow and "Woody," tihe pictured him as a weakling and sissy man and jeered and sneered and burlesqued till he looked like :;0 cents In the HooBevclt-Morgan panic and bankers' holiday of 19U7. She heaped up ridicule and pushed it to a peak with the statement that "ho has only been a success as a match-maker an oc cupation in which women envy him.V Walter Tooze, Hate organizer for the Alliance, described the Chicago conventions as the dace where the two wings of the party came to gether and were now marching in solid phalanx. Ho read figures show lug the registration o! voters in Jack sou county and in Oregon which disclosed overwhelming majorities for the republican party. With studied deliberation Mr. Tooze recited that these people when they registered took an oath con cerning their party allegiance and that those who registered as republi cans and thou vote for the re-election of President Wilson this fall are nothing but perjurers. He was so anxious to press this crown of thorns down upon the heads of his hearers that he went over it a second time This feature of the meeting was interesting, since It was the first an nouncement of this aoctrlne from a public platform by an official organ izer in this campaign- though it has been used for some weeks by County ; Charman Hert Anderson and his ma chine workers In their street dis putes with the numerous body of re publicans In Jackson county who de clare that they are registered repub licans, but will support Wilson. The further statement usually accompan ies these street discussions, "You ought to be prosecuted for perjury.' Colonel Washburn was the last speaker, but though he is the most accomplished oratorical mudslinger in Southern Oregon he seemed to feel his impotence after what had gone before. Ho did not deliver his Lincoln banquet speech, but took a new flight entirely. It consisted of a fulsome eulogy of Charles Kvans Hughes. NKW YOhMC, Oct. 'J One of the muM sensational advances in the his tory of the cotton .market attended the luibticntiijn of the two government reports here today. The demand was stimulated bv the condition lignres of or the low est on record, indicating a crop uf only 1 l,i;:i7.thm balls. Within a few minutes after thc-e figures wele is--ued .luniuiry contracts .-old at 1 1 or t.bU a bale above the elo-ing price of la-d week. The cen-iis report -bowing -I.U'-il'v !MU bales ginned prior to September '2', established a new high record, but the trade bad been looking for even larger figures. With Medfnrd i-arte is Meuford mad. Khen Our Body Beco r,r?v .r. k. -HtfV mes Tired and Weakened S3 and the svstem completely out of rear; it'i a sure sign the blood is full ot poisons and subject to complicated maladies i Ieis the noisons are removed. h. s. s. win cleanse the diooq ana give new life and vitality to the blood by us vegetable purity. Get 8. S. 9. at any druggist. Intiil on (hCnuuu j" I hov A V C NCI'.M FNT The manager of tlie Orand MaiUei nnd Kunimage Sale desire to express their keen a ppreclat Ion and (hanl to all those who so quickly and gener ously responded to cM'i appeal by 1 heir liberal doaa i ions; in the mer chants who so tieely contributed their gondx; o ihne u ho i io criuliv gave of t heir Hum1, and ,il n I who, wllh liberals urn pect ronl.t-d the ;-a!c lit.. i u-Mn.: i eesH far he oml t ir ir c , t.U; Tho ( tMUloltl'-e in li.lt dam nn' h:h to ain.ir'tic- t ! aioctiti. t peiidanl wlnm w.i. ix ,Mi,o tu the l:nl r-.-ix mn.-t viitu. wa-( won ttica UiM. Mrs. V. Com p.'-c coid pi.':" and Mi third. ic the I io' I) t.iMin: I aiieed any other republican campaign inee the time of Mark llanua. We know what Mr. Hughes' supporters expect of him. ami we have a right to a-sniue that they have ennl iilential sources nf information denied to the American people us a whole, llevond that, the page is blank In no other civilized count rv would such a campaign as M r. Hughes i making be po-.Mblc. Anywhere else a party leader seeking to overthrow tin :rn ci anient ui power would necessar ily have a coii-t rm-ti e program In-, own. He could not he the leader unle-s be had -uch a program. H could m-i gel a hearing unless he bad '-oiiiclhill" ot' hi- own to ple-ent. In a-l.in them to elect him presi dent, .Mr. Hughes i- a -king the Anieti can e.iile o their name. to a blank cheek and lei him fill it out I after election to suit him-elf. It the hi"M :tmii'.ing itualioii in the his- i ho of American politic body can know from anything that Mr. Hughes has said hat he would do if elected president. The only is sue of the campaign on which he has o tie red an iinequixocal 'statement ol his possum is the equal suffrage amendment to the constitution of the Cnitcti Stales, t in that issue hi party is otticiallv against turn. Mr. Hughes is ejib in declaring that eerhing that I'rcMdeitt Wilson lias done i.s u long and that all the legislation enacted bv the democratic parly is wrong. I'.ut he ha. no pro gram, no policies of In- own for publication. His la 1 it f view, sipim) tow a i d Ihu-ilcMsiu. His Mexican utterances iti-tif the assumption that he would nauc wur jigain-t Meic.. His attack- on tlie president's f..ui:.n pol icy e;i!i be interpreicd ;i- meaning that he would have plunged the I lilt ed Stat.-, into the Karopean eala-clv-nt. Il'it (In- i all inteienee. Af ter leaning -mi. nugne- -pcecae- we SU0S Ciinci,P nml rk-ers of the are as much ... ilie dmk a- to In- Stoina,.ll intestines, Auto-lntoxL pollen-- ol oeinmeul :i- we were when he was siitin-r on the bench of the Tinted State- -nprcme court unit Hot Water for Sick Headaches Tells why everyone should drink hot water with phosphate In It before breakfast. Headache of any kind, Is caused by autoint.oxicatlon which means self poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons called toxins, sucked Into the blood, through the lymph ducts, excite the heart which pumps the blood so fast that it congests In tho smaller arteries and veins of the head producing vio lent, throbbing pain and distress, called headache. You become nervous, de spondent, sick, feverish and miserable, your meals sour 'and almost nauseate you. Then you resort to acetanlllde. aspirin or the bromides which tempor arily relieve but do not rid tho blood of these irritating toxins. A glnss of hot water with a teaspoon ful of limestone phosphate In It, drank before breakfast for awhile, will not only waaii these poisotw from your sys tem and cure you of headache but will cleanse, purify and froshen the entire alimentary canal. Ask your pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate. It is in expensive, harmless as sugar, anil al most tasteless, except for a sourish twingo which is not unpleasant. If you aren't feeling your best, if tongue is coated or you wako up with bad tasto, foul breath or have colds, indigestion, biliousness, constipation or sour, acid stomach, begin tho phos phated hot water cure to rid your system of toxins and poisons, Results are quick and it is claimed that those who continue to flush out the stomach, liver and bowels every morning never have any hcadacho or know a mlsrrnblu momeut. 1 'iiilPP7 THE TWO MULES "The grass in the other pasture always tastes better." This may apply to mules, but it is sheer folly for intelligent thinking men and women to be gov erned by such a fallacy. James J. Hill hits the keynote of community develop ment when he says: "liuying at long range creates commercially the same con ditions that are so universally felt where absentee landlordism prevails. If farmers, local business men and local merchants should unite to build up and maintain home trade, it v; ;: ' ' v: : '.. : ", :.: I':.- ; , ;: ' ; : 1' ;n a!!. Such co-operal ion is a part of the solution of the problem of making country life more attractive and more profitable.'' We have attractive stores and com plete stocks here at home. Let's patronize them and add our bit to the prosper it v of our home town. nsistUpon Home Products THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME tlicliealf of the little on?8 1 1 tu lor lite (iermau (e to nominate linn at C!nca'u Kw-n in hi- dentin ciiit ion ot l he eejht Ii oa i' law, he nc er ;lds im 1 1 s H U'peal. M W h-iM- Io ..tilde ii- is tin- hi r-e- ! M -. I -:--t,.-- s.ipj.ofier- We Bell-ans Absoiuloly Krinovcs Lnii oslion. Oiu-ii-irUa-rc pmvt ;! it. wiVat all tlnii-jU. 'cation. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from stomach trouble. Thousands of stomach sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful reme dy. I'ulike any other for stomach ailment-. Fur ...ilo by druggists ev er w here. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER ljtil) .IwNliint BH S. IIUU'I.KTT I'hnlio St. 4;n nl IT-I-'J A Mloinnl'Mi1 Ui'-uso Servlra. Aiiibiiimu'o ;ionU, i oroimr Protect the health of your children and encourage (he ap petites of your children's parents. I'se Rogue Spray Flour MEDFORD ROLLER MILLS H. 0. Nordwick, Prop. Phone 507 Patronize the institution that maintains the Largest Payroll in Medford. The Medford Printing Co. The Best Equipped Job Plant in Oregon outside of Portland. Ask Your Grocer and Butcher roB RODUE HIVCRq lh5 Are They're Grown Two Recipes for Hot Weather: PEP At the Soda Fountains and Yellow Label Tomatoes At the Grocer's Try them today and cool off. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY CANNING CO. For GALVANIZED TANKS OIL AND WATER and IRRIGATING PIPE Go to J. A. SMITH 128 N. Grape gt. Telephone S'JQ A. 1
