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Kail, The Hertford Trlbun. The South
ern urugonian, The Ann i ana Trioune-
OEOnOBJ PUTNAM, Editor.
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Ono m, t)i, by mall .90
ptr moth, diHvrl by oftrrmr In
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Official Paper of the City of MMfnrd.
orriciai I'aner or JiwkHon coumy.
Kntered tie conil-C'luHa matter at
Vrdfrird, Oregon, unUvr the aot of March
a, iviv.
Sworn Clrculntlon for 1915 46.
Full leaewj wire Aavoclated Preee dla-
patohoa.
EM-TEES
T1IK V.VMI'IHI-:.
ny CHAKI.KS II. DKISCOI,!,.
film rolls her eyes und twlsta lipr
spine,
Rlio takes another glnwt of whin;
Sho throws u woozy kind of leer,
And takes another Shins of beer.
The lioob who' helni! vunipcd today
Can't take his staring eyes away.
He offers her a house and lot;
She smiles he Klves her all he's got,
And then she leers a llttlo more
Ills wire Is coming through the door!
I iiliall not underlain! to show. Only
know
The boob wns Innocent and sweet,
Though maybe somewhat indiscreet.
The vnmpire was a clumsy thing
Who couldn't dunce, nor play nor
sing,
And so sho trapped the sweet young
man,
As only movie vampires can!
In Veal life, wh"n vampires vamp,
They nearly always catch a tramp.
SHOUT OX EH.
Cheer tip. We learn tho price of
salted peanuts will nut advance.
Highly years uko the mill owners
of Massachusetts declared a ten-hour
day would ruin them completely.
Draw your own eight-hour conclu
sions.
Tho man who Is rlKht succeeds,
whether he wins or not.
A little housework now and then Is
relished hy the best of suffragettes.
There's not a demorrat on Presi
dent Wilson's commission to Investi
gate the workings of tho eight-hour
day. will Candldnto Hughes niako an
Issue or this?
Add war atrocities: The new Greek
premier's name.
It's a wise chowder that knows It's
clam.
Most appropriate. In view of pres
ent Myles. is the name of the Seymour
Skirt Co.
COMMUNICATION
To the Kilitor: No arrangements
have been mnrte with me and no ar
rangement entered Into with anybody
for the holding of a Joint debato with
K. K. Kelly at Cooper's Hall. Sams
'Valley, Friday oveulng, Oct. "0, as
Vrlnted In the Medtord Mall Tribune
yesterday.
W. V. TIU'AX.
Bankers Hold Short Session
Hankers of "District Four", com
prising Coos, Curry, liuuitlns, Jose
phine and Jackson counties to the
number of 2." met at the Public Lib
rary Thursday afternoon for a short
session. The address of the day was
delivered by President Krye of the
I'nlon Trust company of San Fran
cisco. Matters prctaining to banking
and finai'ces were ttisctiF-ied. All of
the banks of Jackson county were
represented.
Announcement.
Having recently bought the F. It.
Hull hUh-pocr vacuum cleaner, 1
am prepared to clean your rugs, car
pets lipholstertnu, niatresses and gen
eral house cleaning by the hour or by
contract.
All work guaranteed.
J solicit a slrire nf your p.'itrnnage.
iii:m!y criMiiKit.
423 Deatty Strwt. Phone S.'tt X
Attention . I'. & . M.
A Heculsr communication nt
"f Huflr.esH of iin:or-
tan-c All Masons cordially
Invited. A N. 'Ill.nitlllt AM).
Secretary.
OUR PROSPEROUS COUNTRY
T OCAL republican candidates who talk calamity under
- n democratic administration must have a very low
opinion of the intelligence of
land building records are cited
the nation, orators must take the public tor fools.
It is true building declined in Portland after the boom
The city had been overbuilt and its territory undeveloped
.Depression always follows an era of speculation, l-'resi-dent
Wilson had no more to, do with it than he had with
the drouth and frost in the iiogue River valley also
blamed on the administration
the candidates.
As to conditions existing
Mills, leading banker of the
"There has never been so much
tho outside world as during recent months. Our wheat Is selling at the
highest price known; wo had a very big crop of It; all farm products aro
commanding good prices und taking all lines into consideration, 1 see not
the slightest cause of complaint.
"The hanks are overflowing with
est since the bank wus organized and
Into circulation. Our country is getting more prosperous every day, pnd
tho out look Is even better for the future."
But whv pick Portland as
fects of the Wilson policies
B. O. if Vancouver grew in
boomed, only grew faster. And Vancouver experienced
much harder times under the Wilson administration, al
though in Canada, than Portland. President "W ilson is as
much to blame for conditions in one. city as the other.
iid whv not compare the
Vancouver of todav? Vancouver is in mourning. Half of
her young men have been slain in the blood-stained
trenches of Europe. The rest of them are marked for
slaughter. Armed squads patrol the streets to seize all
able-bodied men not enlisted and send them to the sacri
fice.
l'he women of Vancouver
the wounded are busy at relief work for their
beloved abroad. There is little business, prosperity has
flown, gloom hangs like a pall over a city with scarcely a
humble home over which the angel of death has not hov
ered.
That Portland is not today
couver is due, However, principally to oourow Wilson
and his peace policy. What would the people of Vancouver
give today if they had been tinder the jurisdiction of the
president instead of: part of a
its blood and treasure as ra wns
dizement f
Portland's boom statistics
are not near as important to
blood statistics.
But our country, as a
of its greatest prosperity a prosperity not based upon
munitions of war, whiijh comprise but a small fraction of
the country's business; which has grown by leaps and
bounds.
The total output of the
States for 1912 was $20,K(K),0X),tX)0, while for 1915 it was
:i(),9l)0,()()0,(KH), of which less than 2 per cent consisted
of munitions of war.
In 1912 the total resources
were .f 2 t.o(X),0()0,(JU0, and in
an increase of over three billion
Our gross railway earnings
and for 191") were $:3,700,(KX),000, or an increase of over
26 per cent.
On July 1, 191(5. there was
the treasury, and there was a
of 191(5 of $78,700,000.
Hie treasury statement
vear UUt snows a stock ol
amounting to $2,-l 00,000,000
held in our history, and compared to which the gold stocks
of other countries look like small change.
Our total exports for 1912
191li were $1,200,000,000, of
sisted of war munitions.
Jn addition to the billions
can securities brought back
oiintrv during the past two years has loaned to Kuropean
ountrics $1,.')(K),(K)(),000.
The total wealth of the United States in 1912 was esti
mated ;tt $187,700,000,000. It
000.000. or an increase in lour years of forty-one billion
dollars, liefore the outbreak of the Kuropean war it was
estimated that the wealth of (Ireat Britain and Ireland was
$So,0(X).000,000; of (icrinany, $80.tMH).000.0OO; of France.
0.000,000,000; of Austria.
taking into account the destruction of property in those
countries, the wealth of the I'nited States is now probably
far in excess of the combined wealth of all these nations.
As compared with the Wilson brand of prosperity, the
much-advertised and boasted prosperity of the McKinley.
Koosevelt and Taft eras looks like a "poor relation."
It has been said that we are living in "a fool's para-
disc." The business paradise
is a fool s paradise only it we are tools enough to make it
so. If we arc as intelligent as the world gives us credit for
being, and asve believe we are, then today we are living
in what might truthfully be called the prelude to an indus
trial and business future as much more splendid than any
thing we enjoy today as our present business prosperity is
more wonderful than anything
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onopacknse
proves it 25cat all druggists.
their audiences. When Port
as evidence of hard times in
in the campaign flub-dub of
at present in Portland, A". L
Oregon -metropolis, says:
money brought Into 'this section from
money. Our deposits are the great
wo are willing, no, anxious, to put It
an example of the awful ef
Why not take Vancouver,
the same years Portland
Portland of today with the
those of them not nursing
in the same plight as Van
distant empire which uses
in a feudal game of aggran
mav be important but they
the people as Vancouver's
whole, is enjoying the period
manufactories of the United
of the banks of the country
1910, $2-7,800,000,000, making
dollars for the three veal's.
for 1912 were $2,91X3,000,000
a balance of $174,900,000 in
surplus for the fiscal year
for the last day of the fiscal
gout m tne I nitetl Mates
the greatest amount ever
were $2,100,000,000, and for
which only 11 per cent con
of dollars' worth of Ameri
from European nations, this
is now estimated at $228,000,-
$2.,0(X),(XX),IXX). Therefore,
in which we are now living
we can point to in the past
JOHN A. PERL
s UNDERTAKES ;
IjM'ir Awtslnnl
8. HABTl.tCTT
rtHnto M, 47 n 4TJ-9
Automobile Heart Service.
Ambulance Beivlc. Coroner.
TO NEW CITIZENS
C11ICAOO( Oct. 23 President Wil
son, speaking to a new citizens' moot
ing here last night, declared that for
eign born citizens of tho Tutted
States should put their American al
legiance above all others. He praised
the Ideals that bring new citizens to
the I'nited States and outlined his be
lief that in the determination of the
future of the world after the present
war America will play an Important
part.
During a strenuous twelve hours In
Chlcafio, the president addressed
collection of women as "fellow citi
zens," upheld the principle .of the
eight hour day and urged that pro
gressives of all parties work for a
broader America.
In a speech before the Chicago
Press club, the president predicted
the beginning of "a renaissance of the
feense of patriotic responsibility" und
he urged the development of progres
slveness. Speaking before a gather
ing of women later he urged more
'participation of women In the affairs
of tne nation and at u meeting at
night of new citizens, he declared for
united America.
Hpeeeli to Now Citizens.
Mrs. Wilson accompanied the presi
dent. Dressed in black and wearing
a largo bociuet of orchids and violets
toho drew almost as much applause as
tho president.
When the president entered the
hall for a Bhort address to the
-Now Citizens Allegiance meeting, the
audience stood and cheered. The
Stock Yards pavilion, where the meet
ing was held, was decorated with
American flags and packed with peo
ple. Judge Clarence M. Goodwin pre
sided. Oovernor Dunne of Illinois
spoke for "America first."
'Let us never allow ourselves to do
things against onr Ideals," ho con
tinned. "Let us never allow ourselves
to want a single foot of foreign terri
tory. Let us stand by tho little na
tions that need to be stood by. Let
us show that we are not interested In
the geography of politics.
"Let us show that wo want no
boundaries to the rights of mankind.
"A free, Relf-Kovcmimr people? does
not need to be watched." The pres
ident's address was enthusiastically
applauded. "Sny it again!" people in
the crowd shouted as often as he
poko of the need of loyally.
"II is necessary that new citizens
who come to this country should not
live by themselves. That is impori
int; tiie old country here.
'The strenirth of a nation does not
rest so much in its thinking as its
feeling:. Outside the heart there is
no life. You must see to it that you
do not hold aloof.
Part In tiie World.
'You must remember that the Unit
ed Slates has n great part to piny in
the world. Can you imagine n nation
more fitted to piny n great part? A
nation made up out of tho world
should understand t lie world."
He said the I'nited States stands
for the riphts of mankind everywhere.
'We are prepared to understand
other nations."
He said the men lost at Vera Cruz
were drawn lnun tour uillcreiu
stocks.
'I like to think that in the days to
come Amcncn may interpret the
tlmnplit of the world. 1 like to think
that the only things that disturb
mericn are not tilings which inter
fere with her Ambitions, but with her
sympathies.
"1 like t'i think that when it comes
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE!
People Notice It. Drive Them Off
v;ith Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets
A pimplv face will not embarrass von
much h'tiKcr it you get a package oi Dr.
cowards Ulivc labia-;, trie sKin
should bcein to ctc.ir after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the
liver with 1 ;: Kdwards' Olive Tablets.
be siicce'jsin! substitute tor calomel
thm-'s Hint any sickness or pam after
taking tncni.
Dr. Kdwardi1 Olive Tablets do that
which calomel docs, and just as effec
tively, but their action is scnt and
sate instcu'l of severe and irnU'.nlg.
Ko otic who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste."
a bail breath, a dull, listless, no coed
feeling. cont'p.ition. torpid liver, bid
dipovit:ctl or pimj'lv fnev.
Or. l'.ilwavds' Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil: you will know them by tbeir
olive color.
Dr. Kdwards srent years amontr pa
tient ft:ietcd with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets arc the
immensely ctiective tcmiii.
Take one or two niehtly for week.
Sec how much better you feel and look.
10c and i5c per box. AH drucgists.
RANDMcNAlLYSCO.
MAKERS OF MAPS
for All the World
PHICAUO NEW XOKK
to the settlement of the present war
we shall lie nble to assist in interpreting-
the needs of the future."
Ai forwards the president hnd a
brief conference with Senutor Wulsh
nud wus told that a decided "swinjr"
had set in the west for the democratic
ticket."
Speaks to Women.
At the meeting of women the pres
ident was introduced by -Mi's. Klla
Klngcr Young, former superintendent
of ( hicauo's schools, who declared he
hud kept the United States honorably
at pence. Miss Jane Adduuis occupied
a seat in a box.
Tho president defined his message
to the women us follows:
"Society is now organizing- its
whole power in order that it may un
derstand itself, in order that it may
have a new organization and instru
ment of civilization: and I ntn am
bitions that America should show the
way in this great enterprise." lie did
not touch on votes for women.
The president declared that some of
the difficulties in the foreign rela
tionships of the United States have
been due to the fact thnt other na
tions have not realized that this na
tion wns disinterested. "When the
nations of the world come to love
America," he said, "they will obey
and follow America.''
1.0N'I)ON'. Oct. 0. A dispatch
from Heine, Switzerland, In the Wire
less Press says :
"Germany's Polish legion has col
lapsed. After lon; efforts and co
ercive pressure, Ocmiany and Austria-Hungary
succeeded in enrolling
18,000 Poles. They w ere divided into
six bngudes.
"Four brigades mutinied lit the be
Rinninjr of October and they were dis
armed and imprisoned in the Hrest-
Litovsk barracks. The remnunts of
the legion were sent to the interior of
Austria, the troops being considered
unreliable."
"Sao How That Corn
Comes Clear Off IV
"GETS-IT" Ioomm Tour Corns
Bight Off; It's the Modern Corn
Wonder Mever fails. .
"It's hard to believe anythlnc could
net like that In Retting a corn off.
"Why. I just lifted that corn riplit
oft with my JinKtT nail, 'GKTS-IT
1b certainly wonderful!" Yen. "OETS
JT" in the moat wonderful corn-cure
"It's W Wonderful, the Way CET3.IT,
Mks All Corns Co Quick."
ever known because you don't have
to fool and putter around with your
corn, harness them un with ban
dattes or try to dip them out.
"GISTS-IT ' Is a liquid. You put on
a few drops in a few secomlfl. It
dries. It's painless. Put your stock
ing on riirht over It. Put on your
rt-BUlar shoes. You won't limp op
have a corn "twist" in your face. The
corn, callus or wort, will loosen from
your toe ryft It comes. Glory hallelu
jah! "GETS-IT IS the blEKest aU
Inf? corn remenV In the world. . When
you try It. you know why.
"ORTS-lT" Is sold and recom
mended by dnicrpists everywhere. 25c
a bottle, or sent on receipt of price
by E Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III.
Sold in Mini ford and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
Ix'on It. Hasklns and Medford Plmr-
niacy.
TAXI 333
I,. I. LEWIS, Prop.
IVr ami Xifiht Service.
County Trips Anywhere In City ISc
Metlfortl, Oregon.
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. H. l."arnl.h'e auto will leave
Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M
daily, excet Sunday; leave Medford
9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for
passengers at hotels In Medtord and
hotels and business houses In Eagl
Point.
rnoNR a-xa or h-tii
New Japanese
Hand Laundry
will open for business
OCTOHEH TH
We will do all kinds of laundry
work and dry cleaning.
All work done hy hand.
1SJ NORTH FRONT ST.
PHONE 73J.
E
, CHICAGO, Oct. 20. When B. II.
Dalheimer, preuldent of the Master
Bakers associotlon of Chicago ob
served shortly hefore the opening of
the board of trade that wheat had ad
vanced 2 94 cents more, December nt
the moment selling at $1.71, he
said:
"That settles It: something must
be done or there will be 7-ceut bread.
In Chicago." .
Mr. Duhlelnier and a committee
tried to bring the matter to the at
tention of President Wilson here yes
terday to urge an embargo on ex
portatious until the domestic situa
tion Is relieved, but the president's
schedule wiyi too crowded.
"We will take the matter up wit;i
our congressmen at once and arrange
in that way to bring the matter he
fore. Mr. Wilson," said Mr. Dahlhei
mer. An advance from the 5 to the 6
cent loaf is recent .history in this
city.
Jishby-Lexicon-i'1
LLARS
IS ots. each, O for 00 ote.
CU' ETT.PEABODV Cr CO. INC.WW
ARRO
CO
Independent Market
6 SOUTH CENTRAL
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Spare Ribs, pound . 7c
Backbones, pound . 5c
Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 25c
Everything else in Beef, Pork, Mutton.'
Try our Hams and Bacon.
GIVE US A TRIAL
MOTHERS AND FATHERS
Mr'tc yo--r r-n !"rr, C-el- -p-r;'-:-;r itor-.-- M .vrc':. Start them,
out right now collecting all the old sacks around the house and in
the neighborhood. Sugar sacks, potato sacks, any sack that has not
got too big a hole in it.
I will pay them highest Cash Price for the sacks that thoy will
bring me. Have the boys bring them to me Saturday, October, 21.
Or any Saturday after that.
FRANK
Sixth and Fir streets.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The new Ford with its lartre radiator and en
closed fun, streamline hood, with crown fenders
both front mid retir. entire black finish and nickel
trimmine-, present n splendid nppenranee. At
the same time Ford ears have never been made
better, frer.i every point of view, than they are
Wins made today. The experience of building
more than fifteen hundred thousand of them, to
seiher with largely increased manufacturing; fa
cilities, means highest quality with lower costs.
Ford after-service assured hy nine thousand Ford
agents scattered all Ihroitsh the country. Run
about 3i;; Touring Car $:i(in: Coupelet .f."nr;
Town Car V.1.'; Sedan 64.'J f. o. b. Detroit.
F.asy terms.
C. E. GATES .
Getting out of
bed on the right
side is only part
of the same.
A cup of good
coffee will in
sure a wonder
ful day.
Golden West Coffee
is "Just Rlfiht" .
weston;s
Camera Shop
208 East Main Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer.-! T
in Southern Oregon
Negatives Made any time or,
place by appointment.
Phone I47-J
We'll do thereat
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PHONE 27
H. RAY
Phone 42.