Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrams rorm MTDFOTID W'ATTi TRTBTTNT3, MFDFOTiP, - OttfifJONV T1TTDAY, OCTftTSFR 31. 101f! MEDJFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AS INOKT'liNrH'ST NKWRIM IMMl. PUBLISH Kl I'VKIlV Af-'TKHNOON KXIKI'T SUNI'AV !!Y THIS MKDPnrtD 1'lllNTINO CO. OKIca Mail Trtnun TtuiMlnj;, 25-27-29 NopIIi Fir miit't; tel. (.h-.i-e 7S. The Pent' Tn tic Thru-, th Mrdford Mall, Th Mfrd TriMmr. Th HotHh rn OrtKnlan, The Ashland Tribune. GKORMK PUTNAM, Editor. HUBBCKIPTIOIf BATCH One ytyr. by nmh ........... ....5.O0 One n ih, hy rnaM ........ .60 Per motti, (Idlvcr-il bv currier tn Med ford, t'tiopnix, Jacksonville and Cmitrnl I'oint . .Pfl Saturday only, by mail, pir year Iflft We)kly, per yr-ar 1.60 Official Papnr of lilo Oity of MfdforQ Offictal ))ippr of J'H'knon County. Entered ns ncond-rianB mnl lr nt lied ford, Oregon, uidr the act of March , 1879. Sworn Circulation for 1915 Z4S. Full loaiod wire Associated Prese dla patebe. Democratic Ticket NATIONAL For President WOO DHOW WILSON Tor Vice-President THOMAS It. MAltSil ALL. Kor CoiiKrcssitinii MAHK V. WKATIIKUI-'OUO. KTATH For Justice Su'iirciue Court. TlUtNlCH OLIVIOK. For Public Service Commissioner K. L. VAX DIlUHUt. For Representative Sth lilstilcl 11. I,. DK Alt.MONl). MARIAN B. TOWNK. For .loint Kepresentntlvo J. K. HOWARD. fOl'NTY For District Attorney NKWTON'W.' IIOUDKX For County Clerk W. II. MILLl-lK. For County Iteeordnr J. O. GEItKINd. For Slirrirf - HALPII O. .TKNNINtlS. For County Surveyor A. ,T. 1IUOWN. For Counly Commissioner .ton iiukman. Fur County School Superintendent ANNA JHFFUKY. For County Assessor CLINT C.W.LKTLW For County Treanui-or JOHN O. 1(10(1. (Paid Adv.) EM-TEES A I'oinli has boon Invented by a Cincinnati blacksmith that liartu n hIdkIu lialr In I hit ml. Idle. . Artlclu ! N -I :! ! a I In Mm locomotive salesman's rulo liook roads, "The! ain't sol to carry no samples.''1. . On account of tli war wl Ibar- rows wlli 1m; niitdo' with only a half u wheel. i i-.viii.i-: Once ii pint a time a woman hoarded ye street car and had ye fare ready. lie wax sentenced lo al least L'n years and not mure than life In Slim SIllK. .New Yolk Journal. VK OI.DK ST1I T. Berlin -- "On the rlKlit front near limpo-fort. our hoops charged recaptured oiuht trenches, the viilnuc of Ilium over and made -loon prisoners." Loudon "On tlio rltitil front near Uoiiuofort our troop chur.;cd and recaptured eluht I I'fiii'lu-M. llie vllluue of Hani; over and made im.i prisoners. A Tile has liccn paienled tiy a Louisville harbor foi la!, in.; the sharp i-ilKes ofr Jelly. inn vir k: i it r Ity the pei uliar ic ,1 ( ril rM, moves that If il faicd the we-l ami was iioiK to crawl from ..- York lo San Kraurls'o it would crawl into Ihi Atlantic ocean before it slarlcd .' Tllen1 was a man his name n;r loon. His wife cut a l..!.i. Thai was a new Mono, anil Mr. Moon fell no happv thai I;.. Mint to a -laloon and .uncut a tiiai.r. Hiat wa the firm tliiarter. Id .N'etii amilhir and tot a toll Monti, anil then i ter !i n lit,, v as the V. !e It in1 atnc l''Hlte full, that wa ho had a iti hist ouattir hln nioliief iti t iw ti' i M n tn Co. .trior Willi a r,.!H rclipf-e ol ' ' tin ii.i.i Mifii. I ill I Ii. tOH Riinw nrrc 0)V nd WOUNDS Dennlt Eucalyptus Olntmtnt AT ALL Onua STOPItt COMMON SENSE AND THE ELECTION r I s 1 1 1-;!'!-! is jtisi one li nilicsis iipnii wliii-li it is tiossiblt ' -1- to Imsc the iircdictioii president; th.it is, that the people of this einiiitvv will not use the same eiiiimion sense in they use in their personal affairs. Is il possible to imagine, for instance, lhat the stock holders of a concern however large or small would dis charge a manager who for four years had conducted it affairs successfully, and replace him with a man whos' only recommendation was his that he could run the business bet.ter ! I his seems to be a fair statement of the presidential situation. Assuming that four years inexperienced, so far as the Hughes is today, the experience he has gained in the offiet is of t reiiiendoiis value to t he count rv at this critical period As a matter of fact, this assunipl ion is unfair to Wilson, as lie had devoted many years to studying and writing about national anil international questions, and at the time of his election probably was better iiailfied for the presi deiicv than anv man in the couutrv who had not actuallv held the office'. There is nothing in the career of Hughes as a lawyer, governor ol .New i oru or that marks him as a man italificd either by study, experi ence or temperament for the character of statesmanship which is called for at this time in conducting the affairs of the nat ion. The character of the campaign which Hughes is mak ing is proof of the provincialism and pettiness of his mind. If he were trying to be elected constable he could not conduct his campaign upon 'a lower plane. The great difference between Candidate Hughes and President Wilson seems lo be that Hughes is thinking about little things in a narrow wav while the president is thinking about big things in a broad way. It is 1 he difference between the politician and the statesman. ( 'ertainly there has not been a t ime in this country since the civil war that a statesman was more needed at the head of things and a polit ician less needed than now. Certainly this is not the time to experiment; to ex change a proven man for an enigma. It is not a coniinon-sense proposition and the people of this country are long on common sense. DOMESTIC W II KX Charles I). Kliot, said that President done more for the country than the republican party had accomplished in five times as many years, he uttered a truth that cannot be denied by any one who studies the record of the past three years with an open mind. That Hughes realizes the impossibility of making any kind of a case against the president on domestic issues is clearly shown by his failure to attempt; it. The federal reserve law, the child labor lawt the rural credits law, the law creating the federal trade relations commission, the law creating a tariff commission, are but a few of the most important of scores of progressive enact ments by which congress, under the leadership of the pres ident, has taken the government away from the privileged few and given it back to the people. It is great ly to be regretted that the campaign could not have been fought out on those issues of purely national concern, which, broadly speaking, have to do with the iiestioii whether the I'nited States is to be governed in the interest of llie few, who have more than they need, or the many, who haven't as much as they 'need. While it is not likely thai the splendid record of the Wilson administration in progressive legislation will be overlooked by the great mass of voters in whose interest these laws have been passed, it would have been a tremen dously wholesome thing if the verdict for the president, on November 7 could have been returned on this issue alone. Such a verdict would have eliminated from national pol itics the sinister influence of standpatters of the Penrose. Suiiiot, ( 'raue type. SMOKING HIM OUT IT KCK I, Klt'S in the last days of the campaign are I'orc- ing ( 'amliilate Hughes lo declare himself upon inter national issues, which he has hitherto dodged with general ities and oracular nothings, lie h.-ts declared that lie would have broken off diplomat ic relations with Ceruiany. when the Lusii.mia was sunk, which would have been equivalent to ;i declarat ion of war against icrmany. Today Mr. Hughes declares that he would have opposed an embargo upon munitions ;ni,l resolution warning Americans not lo travel upon .ships owned by nations of war. Yet the republic-ins in congress favM-cil both, and it was ouh President Wilson's firmness t hat prevented the passage of both embargo and warning resolutions. Colonel 1,'oosevt ll has said t hat he would have declared war upon ieriiiany over I he iolai ion of Kclgiaii neiitral ily. I le has also said I hat when the laisitaniii was sunk hi; would have violated international law by seizing all in terned (ieinian ships in American ports -which would iiae ln' ii equivalent to .1 declaration of war. And Mr. Hughes say.- that he and the Colonel are "in complete ac cord." In all probability, were Hughes president, we should be .11 war willi ( It i-niany. as well as Mexico -anti yet thetier-maii-American Alliance is supporting Hughes because ihcv think President Wilson has inn been lair to ( iennauv ! The best proof of the president's true neutrality is that the s mpathiers of allies and the s mpathizers of 'the cen tral empires are both supporting Hughes, because the pres ident favored licit her. IMI t. uiii tli t hai icrt A hi 'h sun (if Mr. and Mrs. , r.':i North t'rnlr.il. n k Alonil i aftrr- Itu- (lav old Ktniiir Ail, tiii di.Mt III f.Mif lluuil. The I'uiiwn! tuxMi at tl.i1 iitnith h.-l.l this .ift.r U ur Irnt't- ill t. . u. C. ivnivl'Ti. that lliihfs will be elected their national business that own unsupported statement ago Woodrow Wilson was as presideiicv is concerned, as member oi the supreme court PROELEMS former president of Harvard, Wilson's administration had ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Oiu package proves it. S.Vatnll dntlsts. NtWEST PICTURE H . - ml?;?? .-,1 7l:Xr:it' & ""Si Thifj is llie lnlesl picliuc oi I'upc llciii'tlict XV ami vit- tiikcn in lii! Miiit'tum al I lu 'iiliciiii, Kttint', St')t IcihIht ;t, till' mhmiu1 :iniiiir-i;i ry of Hit ('IfViition of hi- l.nliiuN o llie I ;i ml (lindu. E XKW YORK, Oct. 31. "Votu In accordance with your conscience, for peace und rlht," is the niOKsime lilveu by the Interdenominational Ministers' committee here lo their people, in response to a recent stato- pernt niiido by President Wilson, w lien he tald: 'If the people want a policy of iniKht, I am not the man for presi dent; but If tliov want honest endenv- to upply the Oolden Rule to solv ing national and Industrial problems, I nm their candidate." The nieSKnue of the ministers says: "Tiie important thing for us church people Is to vote for a president. who ill try the hardest to apply the (iold n Utile in his dealings with our own people and with foreign nations. "We 1 ej; of you to forget the var ious slue issues that have been tin- wisely Injected Into this cani)alf!n. We bes of yon temporarily to forget lhat yon are republicans or demo- crals. We beg of you simply to ask yoiirsrlf this one nnestlon: Which i-undidate Wilson or Hughes, stands more for the Ciolib 11 Utile and a will- i.iKiH-ss to depend more on reason liar. on might?" MADE JACKSON'S HAIR GRAY. BOGUS COIN MAKER CAUGHT 1 WASIIIXUTON, Oct. 3 1. Ill re- FT! porting today on the arrest last weekj- it's altogether unnecessary. What at Santa Cruz, Oil., of 11. It. Wilken, ;s llie use of comini'.tliii: murder when as ho was trying to pass a houus $10 'the other fellow- is connnittiiiK snl- uote of tho Minneapolis federal ovicide?" servo bank, trensury secret service agents said today the government bad got Its hands on the most skillful and elusive counterfeiter of recent years, The prisoner, according to officials here, confessed the manufacturing of; counterfeit bills encountered since llie notorious Monroe head affairs. Wilken's money was difficult to de- tect largely on account of the excel- lenco of his paper. The principle de- feet of the ledernl reserve note was ihe Standard Oil New Japanese Hand Laundry will open for business octohi-'.h orii We will do all kinds of laundry work and dry cU-anins. All work done hy hand. l'.-J XOHTI1 1T.ONT ST. 1'IIOM-: 7.HI. RANDHCNAILY6.C0 MAKERS OF MAPS for All the orld nntAco mcw vor.n JOHN A. PERL UNDESTAKER l.miy Assttnnt BH S. HAHTI.IvTT Phone M. 4ii ml IT-l-a Automobile Hearse ferries. Ambulance SeivU. t'urouer HI II WW t!f jfl&lv RS KPtS OF POPE BENEDICT 1 1 ill Frz; ?n - ; 1 terf t.11. PRESIDENT S JOKE MS LONO HltAXCII. N. .1., Oct. :!!. '1'resldent Wilson Is not so worlied up over the political campaign that be can't have his little jolie. ' A few days airo some political ad visors called at Shadow Lawn lo ui'Ke that he ln-iiiK Huvhes to a bait on some issues the republican candidate has raised as reasons for Wilson's j defeat. They arsued that Uie pres ident has handled lliitthes allOKethcr jtoo genlly, and pleaded that betake lat least one Rood whack thi-oiiKh Bome of ,i, oix.-niimH maile bv the O. (i i cnmlitlttto. This tlilnir of keen- K ti1(. ,.nmpalBn on a liiell plane was ,,n ri.,,t ()f COlrfit, ..,. sn.i. but rertatiil.v the president ouvdit to be , rn.0 to nail his opponent directlv on some of the. hii; issues of the fislit. The in-esident listened qtrletly, 'Brlnnliis like a schoollioy. When the 1 arguments were finished, ho was I ready with ills answer. i So." be said, shaking ills bead. : - . too many fine lines In ibe portrait of ' Andrew .lack-son, engraved on tho note's face. These made the hair lu ; the portrait look gray instead of while. The prisoner is said lo have ; declared that he made onlv fortv re- 'serve notes, twenty of which have i hoi 11 recovered. Those detected were picktl up in cities along the Pacific 'coast. Kl Paso, San Antonio, Uoston, I .New- York and at (ho treasury he.ro. Motor Insurance llcipg mule trnin Aph-ik-base rrude, crolrnc nuin tains i;$ lull If.hrit .vu g. v.i'uc .;:: . ;v(. It insures ) our motor aiitint ex cessive W'CAT, or Kofor Cars SoUi hy liealers ? rrv h?rr and at all Service Staricn of the Stundiirtl )il Company WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 E;ist Main Strei;t. Alcdford The Only Excliuivo Cornmercial Photofrnpln" in Southern Oretjon NcRativos Alade any time oj E53H place by Appointment. Tlione H7-J Well do the rest . D. WI3T0S. Proy, G.0.P.SPENDSM0ST DOOBLEillEil MONEY IN INDIANA DUE TO HYPNOTISM XKW Vnl.'K'. Oct. Jl. Indiana with .iru'.'-'-'ill led the .-.tates wllich tile republican national coiiiiiiillei' n-.ist-ed linam-iallv ill polit ieul eiiuiiMiguing dp in Ocltiliei- "II, il wits announced nt tltc jiiirl.vs n.-ilional hcilihlinrtei-: I,,., I:, , TI illee's slale mem filed' al Wa-liiug - re,ii,ed by law was made pulilie today. .la---ii-tu-eu received if .VJ.IIIIII and Ihe iarlyV Miceess in Maine was aid - ed Willi .-i:i.l"ui. oilier slates which received 1 .". I or more were: Kon- liiekv, -IO,tllH: Colorad t:i."),(iii(i-.j sec and i N'.-lint-Uii , .;!1,IMI0: Toiincscii I'clitwyi'.aliin, .-f'J.'i.lHIII encli; Mexico, .tJil.lMHI: Niirth Pakola zona, l lah. Nevada, Wyoming laliouia. We-t 'irv;iiiiii, IiI;;!k New j Ari- j Ok-, and ; Molilalia, 1 ."i.OOU eneli. j lilinoi- and New York received uothiiig tir to October Jtl, and Ohioi if.'ilHlll. A disbursement of .!il).lltill j was made lo the American Asoeia- tion ol' Foreign Labor Newspapers. 'The Natural Shortening" !tlffiy poor latSy's foot is again beautiful" What a "'' p.tifl i bo a!!e to .vcar ! icw shoes wuhdut t f pain. A tr";i. ir: n fort to Her tt S A used Lo look j ;,. lil.e this, bul j ,1)11. ft'lc t.w wrari . iWit im'l m Ii o . b ( joy forrv.T :: fii h i tijf , sul'It 113 iir. is .-a rtli.,t:'ina.i'i Wiiy con" intic to r.t:i't'-r fo tor'MTfla ami the tlvtiTnirrt ill-whaueu t.hot1! w!iui "Muni' njrein nun ii i hai:;y - with- I Ccnifort" is uranUcd to ivrj rl iiH uriig you bunions. Instant Bunion IReftsf ap'l fie-ni:anc::l ct:-e .ast yar it rcl'.y v Ctiini-ri" ii'stT;u!y m .;r.'i!-.i.il' rtflitcf? thr- li-M '" ntuelera free if.': ' y uvc vcm liiic): v'.i r 11 Ov,- ci-rc' r. weitirs, "B-imon li'in, I.tyer nftvr Inyt r. bc'm'd, mir Ivit.iii: Ii' - t' d.ty - - uni tu:o to i;.,t Hrtti-'fio.!. 'r? '.v; y. "Hutii"ii C'f'ir.for'." tiirrr. tiirv can ;-crvc 1.13 w rkrrl v.micrr. f"r they ut.it more than hea;j ymtU ati'l rmrriio'i Imt they rc writ-tn many uu.iars ti uu fur '.lie real comt'ort t.cy biitiy. P.17 ij;). It. HASKINS, 214 Knft Miiin Strrot. Scientific Eye ivr:: n c bit The old theory that Iheir use is necessary in correctly meai-tinny ru fraclive errors is a fallacy, lonj; since exploded. Let me deinonstralo to you tho newer methods. DR. RICKERT, Optometrist Over the Mtiy Co., .Medfoitl. IIAII! DHIOSSIXt;, MANR'l KINO, flllltOPODV, IIODV l.SSAiK. Kl.l-in iilC I ACIAI, AMI SCALI' '1 T.KATMI-ATS. THE MARINELLO HAIR SHOP coica 1:. LTi,i;v riHiiie (."71t PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION A;r?,;:v;';. SPyv i" -" -'; ""fx $- TV- Si i. -. 5' 1 taiUi.Ltlfcif.fl l . cr, rars l-.Mierience m Transpor tation. Manufactiirtnc and slnppina i I LOS AXGKLKS, Cal., Oca. 111. , lleulon L. llarrett, alleged confessed double murderer, admitted the ciime. 'at Ibe direction of 11 hypnotist aiduti , )V llarrett's susceptubllltles to ' j hypnosis, according to the published r'-'"ort r Uv0 l"l'ol"lst eiuploycl ; by the defense, made pulillc today. Dr. llaydeu Hochester and Dr. D. T Knidop, according to the report. found ISarrctt In such a menial statu j that he will not become normal for several woeks. liolh gavo It as their opinion Mrs. Irene Barrett, supposed to have been beaten to dentil October IS witli her son, Raymond Wright, and their bodies burned on Barrett's ranch near Santa Monica, exercised u mental control over her accused hus band. Both were said to have sup ported the theory of the defense that j mother and son disappeared and wero 1 not killed. Your cake will be extremely light delicious it you use Louolene. It creams up" splendidly and adds richness to the cake. Use Cottolene for all your shortening and also for frying. Order a regular supply of your grocer today. Large or small pails as you prefur. "Cottolene makes good cooking better" GSmrfAIRSANKSSSn b 1 i,is is Ene Stove Polish YOU SI I C1,1J IT. TS dilFcrput fromXtts others because mure t nre is taken in the making und tho materials used are o higher crrade. w Black Silk Stove PolisH Makes n hrilllan. Bil!:y pHMi that flrrcs ur rub nit or U'.r r lF, utlll;i siiincliisi , four tinif3 art lotitr us oi'li-iary Fto'.'o L:.-cil on ri:i!i.plo stnw-. .-.rid buM by lip.nlwrus ar'l grivi-ry !: krri. All wo nr,k ist trial. I'.-i-it i-r v ir iiwl: atovr, voor purlor Mure nr ywiir ri"(f". Ii j"u iicn r litid it ll-r- faea ttvo putlsh ynj ever iin tl, j-jtir V- ilrr i null -1 if t,i 1 fi" J ouc rn,,: -v It, i-.-f r,-. Ill ,.-lc Sill- Km l-i.l,..li Miio in liquid or paaie ore quality, Black Silk Stove Polish Work Stci ling, Illinois Vc Bl.iek Sim Alr-DryrtK Iron Cmim, rn '! fiiack Silk "Metit'oll h'trri'i!ivir.ai'iH.("i It iia ,n itmi t,-r tiscC!ifttH(,T ik-.-. Examinations ;s t: ;;::;;vs. 407 (Jarm tt-lort')' HuiMiu This coinnjlssion has charge of and controls all steam rail roads, eelctric railroads, tele phone linos, electric liaht, pow er and gas companies, ware houses and other public utili ties In Oregon. The commission should not he nil of One Political Tarty. It Is n r.n-iln-s Office fur n lltrines .Man. voti-: kok E.L.VAN DRESAR lh-lnoi rnllc Candidate. I I'aid Adv. I s v. 1 1 ma