Medford mail tribune., January 10, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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EM-TEES
Aim Noiiouv woi.xi axswkh.
WANTED A young iiiuu uboul 1! 1
to help an old limit spcud lils for
tuiiu. WOW!
Oil 'boy! Thcro'd lm something
doing if Boinebody'd shuffle the pack
of lies In the game of politics. 1!AT
TKK UP! !
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A doctor will advice you (o take
Ions walks after moals. Holms tlo
H. Giggle Hoof.
A IN' TIT..
When lilUo Honjahilii bites Ills
timer nails, ho gots a rap over Hit'
knuckles, but If the baby oats Ills
wholo foot, tho folks t.biiil: t onto.
You suld a iiioutliful.
ST-ITF TO LOST. HIJ-IMI OVKH.
Tho Venue do Mllo didn't, wear
glaascii.
There's nothing In the histories
about tho first wop to ptist a banana
cart lu our United States.
Don't tell your neighbors you're a
sound sleeper, they've probably hoard
you, TAKE A WALK! !
KEW YORK, Jan. 10. Persistent
reports Hint a German raider was
met in tlio Atlantic and sunk by a
nfltlsh cruiser yesterday afternoon,
wore current today in well Informed
steamship circles. Details are luck
ing as Is tho Identity of the vessels
engaged and tho location of the en
counter. Coupled with thene reports was
11 statement by tho Lamport and I loll
line, owners of Iho overdue steam
ship Vollalro, that rumors had come
to them that their vessel was In one
of tlln ports of Hermuilii. Tlio officers
of tho lino said they hud henrd thai
tho Voltaire, after capture by a (lor
man raider, had been recaptured and
taken to llermuilii, but that Ihoir In
formation was unofficial,
The Voltaire, was last reporlod to
liavo left Liverpool on November
for tN.ew York.
BILL FOR ALASKA
AVASi i X ( iTOX. J a n. in A t a
liuurluK on u ilnuUle prohibition bill
for Alaska before the bouse territor
ies commi'teo, it was tlrvi'Inped
there ans Jl-Ti n-tnfl dealers and m
brower.s i it the territory.
Chairman Houston indirated tho
committee would report the bill fa
vorably and that Its 1 f t would b
to mult 3 tho territory "bono dry."
NEXT BAND CONCERT
HELD ON JANUARY 17
January 17th 1b tho date of the
next concert to be nlvcn by the Med
ford band. The ilunco Hint was held
uftor the December cou'-erl prov d to
ho a most Hueeevd'ul vrnitiiv. and the
band members have decided to lol
low the concert on .laututry 17 with
Huother popular dance tin t luirse ior
which will bo r. tic- a collide. A Iuikc
crowd la assured for next. WimIiic:--day's
event, over 4'io titUet,. bavins
been disposed of. The ruoKram piom
lHfn even to mupukh the excellent
standard Net at last mouth's entei
tainnient. which wan pronounced one
of tbo finest local fnnrtloiH ever
staged In Medlortl. A feature will
be tho Initial bow of "Knot's Juvenile
Orchestra" comprised of out a score
of Professor Root's puidls. There
will bs several additional vocal and
Instrumental aolos between iic baud
and orchestral numbers, ami thor.e
wishing to enjoy a real musical even
ing at 25k admission, as well as nn
porllng Uio hand can make no ml
tuttti In attending on Weilne.-duy
jveiilnu, Juiiuary 17th,
ALL PULL
BY a decisive volt' nit' people ot MeUJonl Have a seeona
time rejected the Medynski hui of rebuilding the
city 1o pay the 'Haiierof't act improvement bowls, adopted
the Hanson plan, providing- a systematic schedule for fin
ancing' the city, and elected a city administration pledged
to carry it out.
Tin' majority was so overwhelming that there can be no
doubt about the will awl intent of the people. Med ford is
nearer united than for many years, which augers well for
the city. Only a united community can progress and
prosper.
.Mr. jMeuyiiski and ins loiiowmg maue a valiant iignt
for a lost cause. November 9, 191"), the Medynski plan
was defeated in all three wards by a majority of 112, re
ceiving (MS to 7(i0 against; it. In' Tuesday's election the
vote for the plan decreased to ;"."), and the majority against
increased to 'AW. The result indicates plainly the senti
ments of the people, as does the majority of (513 for the
Hanson plan.
1 1 is the part of good citizenship and civic patriotism to
accept cheerfully the verdict ot the majority. Next to a
winner, the world loves it good loser, and it is to be hoped,
for the good of .Medford, that Mr. Medynski and his sup
porters of the Medynski plan prove good losers.
It is unfortunate that ill-advised supporters insisted
upon Mr. Xordwick's candidacy against his desires, thus
unnecessarily complicating the situation, through misun
derstandings, and forcing undeserved humiliation upon
a most wort It v citizen. Attempted injection of the relig
ious issue bv fanatics met a deserved rebuke as it alwavs
should.
Now that the election is over, let us forget the petty
strife and animosities engendered and unitedly work for
a greater and a better Medford, 'for united, we prosper,
divided we make for adversity.
PASSING
A SAN FRANCISCO dispatch tells of millions of dol
lars to be invested in irrigated sections of Califor
nia in beet sugar lactones.
A syndicate represented
York has planned to erect a
.Joaquin count v. Efforts are
Surprise valley, Modoc county, in which the Mormon
church is interested, into a great beet sugar manufacturing
district. The t wo projects are
investment of sfS )()(,()()().
The Western Sugar Ivcfining company, controlled by
the Spreckels', has planned a 10,000-acre sugar beet ranch
and a $2,()(H),()(X) lactory at Manteca, San Joaquin county
Some of t hese millions could and would be diverted into
the Medford district of the
irrigation. .Not. only do we. lose sugar lactones, but can
neries and creameries. Opportunity will continue to pass
by and the valley lost! every year more than the total cost
oput ting water on the land, until the land-owners awaken
to its necessity.
Having defeated the district plan, it is time for the
large land-ownei's, who claim to favor irrigation, to eome
forward with a practical proposition for securing it.
When they have studied the question in all its phases,
they will probably realize that the dist rict plan is not only
the cheapest and most equitable for all concerned, but of
fers the land-owner the only security of permanency.
Meanwhile, the valley marks time, awaiting action.
Logically
( I'jliloi iul in (lie Jewish Tribune,
Tni'llnnd. )
The Jewish people have always
been noted for their patriotism and
deep interest in the community of
which they are citizens. Thus it lias
I" me almost a byword that where
Jews abide there business and social
conditions prosper and thrive.
The slate ot' Oregon is a common
wcnllh of wondrous opportunity, and
our people, residing therein have pros
pered. Necessarily they lake a deep
interest in matters that a fleet pro
gressive Icislutiou and commercial
legislation that lend Id upbuild.
One of Oregon's import:)!)! indus
tries is that of salmon pad, inn'. The
t '.iuoibia river is (lie main source o!
Illls kill:; of fish. The Ungne liver
in southern Oregon, al-o produces a
desirable species of (hi' salmon. Two
caimerles are ill operation at the
month of the river, tho industry
amounting to a ipmrter of a million
iollars annually. Tins river was
"pin to fishing since the year 1 Still
! luilii lilltl, when a lew nic'li-rs sceur
j oil tin passage oi rest t ict i e lc;is!n
j lion. The title of this In ti il ap
Ipcnrcd on the ballot was misleading.
I 'l itis bill was, however, ivnoaled in
j I1H i. Another ailemp: is to be made!
jto re-rna.'t it. The result Would be'
j a conti-caiion of a quarter million j
dollar property, the loss of liveli-
liood of sc era! hundred employes ami I
I the loss to Cm l v county and the :
Ko'.:ne river eoitutrv of its largest
I't'V roll. Thi i-, indeed, shnrtsight
i i!ue-s and cannot upon due deliber
ation be peruiilled.
We sincerely trust MI no radical
and hainiliil legislation of this kind
will be introduced or permitted at the
notion,, sessioa of the Icgislnliue. Wo
have cv ei - confidence in the probity,
lov.tltv ami coni! "horse sense'' ot
Absolutely liomoves
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 2ocat all drusjists,
TOGETHER
US BY
bv AVliite & Co. of New
factory near Tracy. San
also tinder way to convert the
independent, but involve an
Rogue River valley if we had
Speaking
our legislators that they will not con
sider any such legislation legisla
tion that would mean a dsoth blow to
the largest industry in the lioguo
river country and would act us a
boomerang on the entire state.
The Kngue river is surely big
enough IV lintli the angler and the
commercial fisherman, ami il does
nut speak well fur the sportsman
(that the angler is supposed to be) to
act the hog and ruin a valuable in
dust rv
AGE NO BAR
Kvrryhody in Med foul Is IClinible.
Old peoplo stooped with suffering.
.Middle an'o, rouraneously fiuhtins,
Youth protesting hnpntlently;
Children uualde to explain;
All in misery from their Kidneys.
1'erhups a little backache first.
t'rlnary disorders, dropsy may
quicl.ly follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
Kidneys.
Are endorsed by thousands.
Here's Medford testimony:
Mrs. Ida Kemvorthy, TiOS S. Grape
St., Medford, says: "1 have taken
Poau's Kidney Pills when I liavp no
tictMl my liidnoy.s haven't boon aetinn
as they should and they have never
failed to do mo fcood. i always Rive
Doun's Kidney Pills to ono of my
grandchildren who Is subject to weak
kidneys at times ami they aro very
benel'irial.'
Price, one. at all dealers. Pon't
simply at-k Tor a Kidney remedy -et
Doau's Kidney Pills the sanio that
Mrs. Ken worthy had. Foster-Mil-burn
t'o., Props.. Puffalo, X. Y.
Adv.
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKim
Lafljr AjwUIhhC
Photic . 4-ia m! 47-J-fl
Auloniunlt Hearse Srir,
LISTER URGES
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ELECTION BILL
Ol.YMPIA, Wash., Jan. 1 0. Tlio
passage of u preferential presidential
primary law, of a non-partisan elec
tion bill and a law that would brine
about absolute prohibition in tlio state
were measures recommended today lu
the consideration of the Washington
slate legislature by Governor Ernest
Lister in his second inaugural mes
sage. "I am sure,'' lie said, "Unit the
great majority of the voters of the
state of Washington desire to be al
lowed to express their preference for
:licir party nominee for president of
tho United States and would respect
fully recommend the passage of a
preferential presidential primary law,
so Hint such expression may be given
by the voters."
Tile governor declared the recent
elections indicated llial the spirit of
partisanship in connection with tlio
selection of public officials was rap
idly disappearing, and in recommend
ing tile passage of a non-partisan
election bill covering all state, coun
ty and city officials saitl: "The peo
ple would be better served were par
tisanship entirely eliminated."
He lilted the passage of an tidtli
tioiuil prohibition measure, which
would stop tho importation of I'uiuor
for personal use now pennitted un
der restrictions.
"The tendency,-' lie said, "is clear
ly toward nation-wide prohibition:
the state of Washington has indicated
its views by the advanced steps al
ready taken. The benefit to the pcu
ple is so apparent that 1 believe you
will be nctinK wisely if you enact
into low at this time a measure that
will brin;; about absolute prohibition
in the state."
yC There in one eure, safe way to
avomaoiotcny, pimply sfcin. A
good or bad complexion comes from
within. If you watitaclear complexion,
a clean skin -roay cheeks and gocd
health, your blood must be pure and
tbo poisonous matter muste carried orTt
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
assist nature to remove all poisonous
waste matter in the system. They act
on the liver unci bowels like calomel yet
have no dangerous after-ctfects. They
are reliable safe and cannot harm
are used by women folks everywhere.
Constipation is nearly always the
cause of all ailments of women'. The in
test inos must be made to do their work
as nature intended in a normal way
Have color in your cheeks. Take one
ortwotablctsnightlyand note the pleas
ing results. All druggists 10c and 25c.
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Until January 15th
When the Price Will Be Advanced to $630
If you want one of these splendid cars we will take care
of all orders at the old price until that date,
when the advance will be in effect
Buy Now and Save
Young
G. 0. P. ELECTORS
REFUSE TO SEND
SALKXI, Or., Jim. 1 (). Despite mi
impitssioned plea by Jude li. ,
Butler of The J)nllcs Unit u woman ;
messenger be sent to Washington to,
enn'.y to the eledonil college tin- five;
electoral votes; uf ( Ireyon and oust
them i'ur Charles Kvnns Hughes, the
Oregon electors selected J. F. "Wilson
of .Multnomah county as the messen
ger. .Imiye liutier was the only one
to cat his vote tor Mrs. Edward li.
Haniey of Medford. In bis speech
fnvoriii" Mrs. . 1 lanley, JiuU:c liutier
said :
"The larjie woman vote in this state
should he jriven recognition, ami I be
lieve that Mrs. Kdwnrd 13. ilanley,
who so earnestly and devotedly en
tered into the campaign lor Mr.
Hughes, should be honored with the
position of messenger to carry our
votes back io Wahintiton and regis
ter them for our candidate. '
The electoral college will meet at
Washington on the fourth Monday of
this mouth, which will be January 21).
The electors, after their meeting,
sent the following telegram to Ohas.
Kvaus Hughes and a similar one to
t'harles Warren Fairbanks, candi
dates for president and vice-president
at the recent election:
"In the democratic desert of t lie
Pacific northwest there is one jjreat
oasis of republicanism :tho state of
Oregon. We, the undersigned elec
tors, take pleasure in informing you,
that we have, this day cast the vote
of Oregon for you for president of
the I'nited States and are much ff rat
ified to have tins pleasure find privi
lege. e regret exceedingly that this
N. R. A. Annual Meeting
This Evening at City Hall 7:30
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& Hall Motor Co.
vote is not effective in uuikmjr you
president.
It. It. lil'TI.KIi,
"Willis i. coma,
"W. P. KKADY,
"W. ('. XOKTII,
"J. F. WILSON.
"Atte
.t : 11KN' W. OLCOTT,
"Secretary of State.'
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AMSTKHItAM, Jan. 10. The (ler
nian socialists' vorwnerts association
has declared emphatically against
unrestricted submarine warfare, ae
coidim; to a Berlin dispatch to the
libciniu'lic Wetpbalisehe Zeitiimr of
I'lssen. The dispatch quotes llcrr
Kbert, a socialist member of the
reiclistae;, as saying at a meeting of
tile organization January 8:
"We expect the German government
to leave no stone unturned in support
of President Wilson's efforts for
peiiee. On no condition must our re
lalions with neutrals risk being prej
udiced bv unrestricted warfare. ''
SOCIALIST MAYOR NOT
GUILTY OF BRIBERY
TWO HARBOliS, Minn., Jan. 10
After deliberating for thirty-five
minutes, the jury which tried the al
leged bribery ease of Kmest O.
Strand, socialist mayor of Two Har
bors, returned a verdict of not guilty
last night.
CROUP
l usnnis tucaiypius ointment
AT ALL DRUO STORES
Tubes 25o jars 60c
C. W. Davis, Sec.
We Steerjou Right
when you come here to bay automo
bile supplies. We don't offer our cus
tomers anything that we cannot back
up unqualifiedly. Quality and use
fulness Is the mainspring of our bus
iness and we're wound up to the lim
it all the lime. We give yoti real
value.
C. E. GATES
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I Clear, Peachy Skin!
t Awaits Anyone Who f
I Drinks Hot Water I
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Says an Inside bath, before break-f
fnBf hlne OA look and feet ?
i clean, sweet, fresh.
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Sparkling and vivacious merry,
bright, alert a good, clear akin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
only every man and woman could bo
Induced to adopt tho morning inaido
bath, what a gratifying change would
talte place. Instead of the thousands of
Blckly, anaemic-looking men, women
and girls, Willi iaty or muddy
complexions; iastea.l of the multi
tudes or "ncrvo wrecks," "rundowns,"
"brain fags" and pessimists wo
should see a virile, optimistic throng
of rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
An Inside buth Is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass 'of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In
to wash I'rom the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
fermentations and poisons,, thus
cleansing, sweetening and fresheniiiff
Hie entire alimentary canal before
putting more food Into the stomach.
vThoso subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particulary those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but a trifle, but is sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and remark
able change in both health and appear
ance, awaiting those who practice in
ternal sanitation. We must remem
ber that inside cleanliness is more im
portant than outside, because the sltln
does not absorb Impurities to con
taminate the blood while the pores in
the thirty feet o bowels do.
MEN WOMEN
Are you tired ot work that offers
little or no chances for advancement?
Why not become a drugless physician.
The field is large, opportunities great
and the profession honorable and
lucrative to tho trained practloner.
We offer a thorough course In Anat
omy and Physiology, Electro-theaphy,
Phototherapy, Vibration, Massage.V
Spondylo-therapy, Dlognasls, etc., etc.
If you are interested, call or address
Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams
and Blew
Grand Ave, at E. Alder St. Portland,
Oregon,
SAGE TEA KEEPS
When Mixed with Sulphur It
Brings Back Its Beautiful
Lustre at Once.
"!rar lmiv, however handsome, denotes
nil vaiiciiig age. We all know the advan
tages of a youthful appearance. Vour
hair is your cluirin. It makes or mars
the face. When it fades, tarns gray and
looks streaked, just a few applications
of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its ap- '
pearnnce a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young! Either
prepare the recipe at hoaie or g"t from
tiny drug store a BO-cent bottle of
"U'yeth's Suge and Sulphur Compound."
which is merely the old-time recipe im
proved by the addition of other ingredi
ents. Thousands of folks recommend this
reiuly-to-use preparation, beoiuse it
darkens t lie hair beautifully, breides, no
one can ios,Mdy tell, as it darkens so
naturally cud evenly. You n'misten a
sponge or soft I. rash with it. drawing this
through the hair, taking one sumll strand
nt a time. By morning the pray hair
disappears: after another application or
two, its natural color is restort-d and it
becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and
you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet requisite. Tt is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or pre
vention of diseage.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for caracne, nend&che,
catarrau, diphtheria, soar throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomac
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, - caked breast,
cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPE
RATION'. To whom It may concern:
I am free from the rheumatism.
You can be the same by taking treat
ment from Gim Chung, the herb doc
tor. My rheumatism was so bad that
It made me so weak I could scarcely
get up when I was down and the pain
I suffered ono could hardly know un
less one had the same disease. I was
truly dlsatlsfied and disgusted with
life in my condition and trying to
live. Now to any friends that care
to be cured and would like to be free
try the herb doctor. He can certain
ly relieve in a very short time. Very
truly yours., MRS. II. L. KOI.E.
Mrs. Ilertha Remington, Wester
lund orchard, had Btomach trouble.
The doctor said sho had dead bone
in her jaw and that nothing but an
operation could save her, so she came
to the Chinese doctor and he cured
her in two weeks. Mrs. Fannie Mil
ler. A guaranteed Cure for Pl'es. No
operation renulrod.
j 241 South Front St. Medford Ore,