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Medford Mail Tribune
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Offleo Mull Tribune Tiullillni;, 25-27-28
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rn OrftKinlun, The Axlilaiid 'tribune.
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urriRiai jjurier.or jueKson i;yiijiiy.
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Medford, Oregon, undur Ihu act of March
i, Jii. .
Hworn Circulation for 1!MS 1,491.
Aiu.MiiKit or vim associated
i-i:i;ss
l-itjl ifi;,fHl Wire S.-rvlrp. The Asprv
CT.UeJ I'ivsh in (. xrhirflvcly mil I led
xn use tor repm-in Mtidii or uli news
cn-dlt-d to It of nut i.th-rwiH( eh(tH.eil
In IblH puper. and m1n. thu loii uhvh
jmwtMieu li.'ii'ni. ah rtrltlH. of ropub
llcallun f fiiH-i.'iiil di.sjtalt Inn lu:ivln are
HIHO li'Ki-rVVil. ' '
WASHINGTON', ...Scpl. I'M
wnnl K. ( njuyy, a car 1 1 1 :i n 1 1 I'm 'I i uci
il' Chicago, was (inlay made director
'f Oporulil'insX'.'r ill!.' shipping houri,
lie will JH,',,;ljri;l'.-.lyi;), charge, jfjh,
govorin it's men hunt Heel. Mr
Cnrr now is a member of u ship
building nc niljiisliurnl Imanl.
Air. I urry will iianii' Hired nssisl
tinls.Uine each In direct n))ini I ions
' mi Iho Allaiilie, 1 Ik; Pacific anil tlm
gulf.
Ihe shipping board will Infill In
operate ships mi October ;.1.", when fill
American merchant vessels' will,, lie
reipiisilionei! either fur. govet'tiaiiint
operation or general soniee ' under
government direction.
Mr. Carry's si essnr on Ilia nil-
jusliucul hoanl has not heen cluiscn.
Among olhers, Hie shipping: hoaril is
cnnsijlonng' I'or (he place Louis
Coolitlge ol' lloslon. Someoni) will
liii mimed hel'iire Ihe hoard leaves
next 'eilnesday for n trip lo Iho Pa
cific ''const lo investigate Ihu lahor
situation.
FLOUR IS DOWN TO
l $10.20 FOR PATENTS
POHTLANL), 3-it. 2S. A drop In
tlm wholesale- prlco of flour In north
west ninrkelH lo $10.20 a barrel for
family patents, to ho effective nt-'oneo
wan decreed at a nieetliii; ot Pacific
'oast! millers, liolil hero today, at
which T. It. Wilcox, federal milling
commissioner for (lie northwest, pro-aided.
LITTLE CHANCE,. 0F"'A 'PROBE
WOULDN'T YOU
LIKE TO GET RID
OF THAT CATARRH?
mmm
" 1
WvU, here is onr oppori unity. 1
inn Knina lo cm- miiij, dinhm the
next I'll l,vs Inn 1 1 . u n n . 1 pa,k
ae of (iallss (-omldned 1 1 inrnl
lo lliiis.' lio nci il II. .in. I r oii nniil
roller, siKll III. ipmi :i ,,. fiml ol
lllls in, lice, anil ttie flee p;i. kao
will he loruai .1. .1 ,t ,,u ( ,,nixi h
l aiitH Ini".!.
I wnnl lii prov" lo you thai C.am
Coiil!laed 'I'n alini'Ml will i -,:(, j ,H, .
catarrh. Th,. oh IIhmI ii elleelive. he-e.HI.-fli
It stlilies at Ihe root of the
tioilllle and elves perm mi HI n lief !ij
removlni; iho oii'i-. This Is tlm cml
coiT.itt v.iy to tie it calanh ; lid II
jon fvani iiih k and la-tlnc n Mills,
send at onro for thy free Mirka(;e.
Kill nut Iho coupon below and pack
line will be sent to you by return mail
l it i f:
Tills (onpou Is r.oil for a p.ici.
hko of li.M'SH ct).i!ii.i:n c.
TAItlill Tlii:.'l'Mi:T. rent flee
riy mall. Simply rill la your namo
nnil ndilross on dotted Hutu hiliw,
nnd mall to ('. dausn, il.'lji
Main HI., Marshall, Mich.
OXfi'REKS lias refused to order nn investiniion of
liciji-osoiilalivo Jleflin's eliiivL'es 1 lint it number of
members of congress had "acted suspiciously" about the
lime Count Von Uernstorff asked his Kovernment for
authority to spend $50,000, "as on former occasions," t
influence conj-ress, "thru tlm organization vou know of.
for favorable action towards (icrniany and to prevent war
,onress never starts a prolm ol ltsclt unless there js
v.tiiiewasu foiueinpiaieu and mere are too many con
gressmen tarred to make a whitewash possible.
('crtain members of congress not only acted "susnic
lously" about the time of the kaiser's .$50,000 slush fund
hut continue to act "suspiciously" today. To escape the
gathering storm of outraged patriotism, many of these
'suspiciously" acting legislators have, climbed aboard the
patriotic band wagon but others, among them members
ot tiie "wtlll m twelve" ol the senate, Jed by La Eollette
still cunt nine tlieir ellorls to aid the enemy.
lilt! bonght-nnd-paid-lor (Jerman propaganda to in
jluence congress was conducted, as has since, been shown
largely thru peace societies, professional Irish auitators
(ionium-American organizations, crooked labor leaders
and politicians willing to sell out their country for the
Jrish and (Jerman vote. It is still being conducted thru
i no same cliannels.
Ii- ....... J.. -. l.:l! j l ' . ei. . tin
h was u iiiiiiiiuze miis niiiiience, as on : lornier oecas
ions," that the $50,000 was asked by liernstorff. AVc know
what these "Jormer occasions" were. One was the tier
....... i.. i.ii , a u . x . . ,.
iiiiin unve in iieii.iii. ot. nit) iMcijcnmore resolution, warn
nig Americans oil the high seas at (lermaii bidding. An
..I I 1 1 re. ..i i i". i i i .
ui,ih.j. vt.trt iiu; uiniri to iittiiiiiiaci iire liiioiic, opinion Jor an
emliargo on the e.kiort ot munitions. Another was tin
nation-wide -el tort, to control American politics. It is no
wonder that, having so much success nreviouslv. Hern
storl'f 1 bought 'that he could, by the aid of the same infill
ence and Hie saint! congressmen, secure consent to the
program ol unrestricted submarine warfare atiainsl
ij-merica anti tne total aijaudonnient, ol: Amerjcan rights,
' I ' . n U' .11 I IUI 4... .......11 I l,1 -.
i in; .p,iu,ww wit niiL ii siiiiin port ion or tne money used
Hid still being used by the (lerman propaganda in breed
.... 4 l : i .
hl: iifiinini ititii is lawiiiitir setinion. lerns ;or is otiiio
l...i 1, ... t . . "
inn, jus oigaiiizauon remains. jieiuiiers o conti-ress are
still touring the country, declaring the war tin justifiable
and extenuating (ierinan f rightfulness, still preaching dis-
loyiiny under pretense ot "Jreedom of speech" and right
of office. .
Jt is high time that congress did investigate nnd nnrrre
:t..it.' .. n j :i in ... .i . " 1 . "
iineii vi iiitiiops. tiy IHllllSIl 1110 SOan JOX ortltor when
he is merely repeating the words of United Htates sena
tors and representatives? AVhy indict I. W. AY. leadera
lor doing their mite, when the nation's elected representa
tives are openly using their might in the same cause, aud
proudly wearing the kaiser's tainted livery by eontiiuiinc
io vote tor normally on every measure desuniod to mnro
vigorous and victorious prosecution of the war. ; ;
flil.. nM,,V,T, 1 J . ! 1. ' ,'
wui.y iioiiiito niir, jiiiwer to iiupeacu ns own meinhers
-and it is up to congress to act. Hut there is little like
hood or u so tar congress has been the main obstacle to
vigorous prosecution ol. the war, find endless delavs nnd
potty bickerings have hold up vital leaislation forwlnVh
the nation is paying the penalty in higher cost of living
Cud delayed preparedness lor war.
ELKS' SMOKER 10
TALENT TALK
Mrs. Katun of Medford was a week
end t-aest of her mother, Mra. Vonell,
last week.
At tho last business nieetliii of the
.Molliodtst church for tho conference
year, held last Tuesday cvuiiIiik. the
following offlcei'H wero elected for
tho comlUK year: Trustees, Mrs. J,
II. fuller, J. K. Kosh, I,. Oorthys,
Wesley Voueli, Welhora Iteeson.
. Wells. Stewards:
.lames Weaver, 11.
Williams, 1.. Oorthys.
Mrs. Kilna llohlredee
lames Weaver, W
I. A. HickerdlUo.
C Hli:h. T. C.
.!. II. fall
anil mm. Lillian .lottery. KecordiiiK
steward, .1. A. Illckerdtko. District
Hi ward. Mrs. .1. 0. Williams. Com
munion steward. Mis. W. VnKoll. The
following conimiiiees with also ap
pointed: On foreign missions, Mrs.
I'Mna HoldreilKe and Mrs. .1. A. Itlck
erdike. On missions and church ex
tension, Mrs. II. It. K hit,', Mrs. I,.
OorthyK. On Sunday schools, II. ('.
Uii'.h. .1. A. Illckenlike, .1. II. Fuller
On H in ts. Mrs. I,. .Icffcrv. Mrs i,. i
rion '1'ryer, Mrs. II. c. iiiK,. i'
lei'ipcian. i., Mrs. W. Voi;ell, Mrs. .1. i
I-:. rss. Miss Vera (illmun. On edu
.itton, .lay Withroiv, (ira.'e Hinges,!
I'i'ter Spciioer. On fi . ..,-.,,' ..i.i 1
lis. .1. C. illianis. Mrs. W. A. Slrat
ton, Mis. Win. Yoe. On hospitals.
Mrs. K, K. I'ohs, Mia. I'der Spencer,
Helen Adaimua. On church records.
I. H. fuller, Mrs. 1,. Oorthys. On
audililiK am, nuts, .lames Weaver and
William Yoe. tin pais,miU;o .,,,,)
furniture. Mrs. i.,iis liiown and
mis. neeson. on cliurch inn
XIIS, .1. . fuller. Mi.s I'allie V
sic
spent ono day ut tho county seat in
company with hi8 mother.
Itov. M". C. Heed will preach morn
inn and evenliiK at Talent. This Is
tho last Sunday heforo conforenco
and thoro will ho sorviccs both niorii
Ing and evening.
.1. !' Denham and ramlly were Ash
land visitors WV'daesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie ICstes tiro here
on n visit rroni (llendalo aa guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Kstos.
failles' Aid will meet at tho home
of Mrs. W. Yoo Thursday nrternoon.
lr. 0. W. Mcfadden of Diiluth,
who has been hero looking after his
orchard Interests, left Tuesday for
his home, arter soveral weeks' stay
la Talent and Medroril.
Iielhert (ioddard came down from
tils in mi ii I a i n much Wednesday to
harvest bis crop of beans.
Tho cannery employes have been
laid off for tho last two days on ac
count of scarcity of material to work
on.
Miss l.ucllo lloldrldgo Is spending
Ihe week at ttie state fair at Salem,
she. having won first prlio at the
county as will as tho school fair In
the sewing contest. This Is the sec
ond year Miss lloldrldue has won this
honor.
I fddio Maxon, who was ordered re
H'ently to report at Yreka for examl
1 nation for military service, passed
jthru Talent with the contingent
i bound for American Lake. Wash.
! (Hen Withrow. who recently en
listed a i a cavalryman, leaves this
, week for l'ortl.ind. where ho will
t take the examination.
, Mrs. Marlon Tryer spent Insl
Thursday in J.i ksonxllle. the eiiest
;ill i ..r xi, s i.-.,.. n. .f.- ......
.,. i-ii.i. ,- i , ..... .,.- .'i i hi. in. i. line .oiss
...... , ,,,, ... i,'.. wo i-.si, ministerial
support. .1. A. liickerdike. W. Wells,
I., (lortiiyj. Mi s, i.'.ina lloldn dge.
I. 0. Williams. On examination of
lei al preachers, .lames Weaver. 1..
t.aura spent the day
mother in Medford.
with her graiid-
ln i:
Wiseman. On trier of
fuller. t the met.
ided by a unanimous
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
TAKES FIGHT TO WISCONSIN
l!l'IM-:. Wis.. Sept. -Colonel
l!lOM,clt elllere.l Sele.L.r I ..
an. m en a v.n allon , Jen
on w ith Ihe i ork for j p.
Iti'V. 1111,1 Mrs. Heed
oorihys. f. w
appeals. .1. II
It was di
te to rle
fore st.irlin
I lie i oin Ini; ear.
w ill spend their six weeks
III the east, x Islling Mr. 1!
ther and tuber rel. lines.
Harry Crawford of Lincoln, Ne
braska, tins hem the guest of bis
i tiit.'. Mr. and Mrs, .!. s. Ciaw-
foril. This Ik .Mr, Cinxv ford's first I t
visit to the coast, and while hole he j With Medfonl traar Is Medford made
x ai at inn '
-ed's bio- 1
home state last night and two
'lings applauded his criticism..
of the senator s attitude toward the
parti, ipatloti of America In the war,
Koosev.-ii addressed the League of
Wisconsin Muni, ipalltics at the first
meeting In the auditorium aud an
overflow meeting at Itrotlnrhood
hall.
I
Uproarious laughter, cheers, pat
notisin, boxing bouls mill wrestling
mutches, monologues, songs and ad
dresses were the chief ' fealitres of
the Klks smoker last night which
consensus of opinion of the great
timing present xvips, that it was the
bust smoker, and ciilcrlainmetit cv
held in Alodl'onl.
.Several hundred Klks from till
pai'U of tho valley' xvere present, ns
were (he officers nnd members of (
company nnd.mnny invited guest
. The overshadowing feature of the
long program of enjoyable, event:
was the spontaneous farewell dem
onstration givert Major K. K, Kelly,
wuo let i on n late mglit train to join
his command at Monterey, Cal. When
the major entered the big lodge room
in his army uniform a great hurst of
applause greeted him.
At the opening of the smoker pro
gram hxalled Jtuler Newbury simply
announced I tin I irst. number on the
program as "Major K. K. Kelly." Fol
lowing another outburst of applause.
Major Kelly, who wu's deenlv affect
ed, nnule n short mid Impiiv address
expressing lus npiireciation."' This
wns; folio weil bi;,4 whorl, rfidli'S by
l orler .1. .Nelf m eulogy of Jlajor
Kelly. The prepared urogram for
me smoker xvas then nroeeeded xvllb
An hour Inter, ns Major Kelly,
luring a pout, was working i s wax-
aiong tne sine of t lie hall lo get out
ot tne building and reach tho denol
his progress boiiicr imneded bv lb.,
onslant handshaking ho xvas sub.
jecleil lo, nnd hail just reached the
door, someone shouled: "Three
cheers for Major Kelly!"
With one accord the entire assem
blage rose to its i'eet anil gave three
hearty cheers. "Thanks again,"
murmured the honored man. who xvas
almost overcome with emotion. "I'll
try and deserve it and live un to it."
Then he dodged out Ihe door and xvas
gone.
The smolicr program was in elinrsre
of (J company, xv.il.h,, Sergeant Ciillen
ling list felereo ami general master
ceremonies, (lenernl wonder was
expressed al Iho ivifllctice of the en
forlninnmnt furnisU)! by the com-
pnnyy and the prevalent thought was
Hint it only one-t urd of the em
my could put up such n liroe-run.
w-hitt would have hnipencd if the en
lire company had been in the city.
.Many of the company's most nro-
ficient athletes mid best singers and
entertainers in general were out of
Hie city on guard duty. During the
veiling ( upturn Crossley and Lieu
tenant Alexander wero called upon
speeches and made hits with
their responses.
During his address Major Kellv
xpressed Hie esteem and tiffed inn
which Medford people in general hold
or ( company by saving: "lis of-
icers and men look like soldiers and
act like gentlemen.'' At the conclus
ion of the program about .11. p. m..
the Klks and their guests gave three
rousing cheers for C eomhunv nnd
company responded with three
heels and a tiger for the. Klks.
I'he chief laaglitei' provoking fea
ture of the evening xvere the pilloxv
ighls pul on by Hie C puny hovs.
ith various ilifiercnt contestants,
or a half hour or more the big
rowd shouted xvilh laughter al the
I'forts of Hie contestants to knock
h other off the movable nole with
pillows. Another laughter feature
was "Deck" lln)kimhaoiH mpnii
logiie, in costume iniO, makeup.., ji'
C company's part' of t lie program
was as follows:
Adjutant's call by Buglers Asli
worlh and Smith.
Songs by Sergeant Callens,
Singing by company boys. '
tingle culls bv I'.ugler Ashworth.
''ree-fir-all pillow lights.
Wrestling match, Corporals Han
sen nnd Tiima.
lioxing, Sergeants Ketipingcr and
Sommerville.
Boxing, Privates Coolev , and
Sprouls.
.Boxing, Corporal Smith vs. I'rivale
Wilkinson.
Boxing, Sergeant Soinerville vs.
Private Dannals.
Taps, ,Buglcr Ash world.. ., ... ,.
G0NwiiH president!
SLUSH FUND BRINGS FIGHT
(Continued from Paga On.J 1
Order xvas restored as tpiiekly us
had been disturbed.
C'omiitUtco OpKiss.
After n healed session today, the
house rules commillce refused to act
resolutions proposing congres
sional invesligalion of lleproscnta
tive lleflin's chnrges that a nutuhcr
of members of congress "had acted
suspiciously" about the time Counl
von licrnslorff nsked his govern
ment for authority lo spend $.")().0tlfl
lo influence congress on Ihe .subma
rine warfare issue, i
Members favoring invesligalion
planned to wage a fight on the floor
against the action of the coiiimitlcc.
('hnirman 1'ou issued this slaleiiicnl :
'In view of inl'i, niiiii.ii, n which the
commillce on rules has received of
a nutioii-xvide invesligntion of the
use of tho money furnished by the
Gorman gowrnment, now being con
ducted hy 'tlie depnrlment of iuslice,
the commillce on rules has decided
to take no notion on the several res
olutions before it."
Two members Wood of Indiann
and Kellv of Pennsylvania voted
against the eommillee notion, lien
resenlalive Foster of Illinois also in
diented Hint he favored an inquiry
but voted with tho mnjoritv.
AM ST Kill 'AM. Sept. 2S.-Dr.
Michaclis, the Oermaii imperial
chancellor, in a speech to the iniiin
coinmilti'o of the rcichstag, said that
Pope Benedict's peace proposals
wero inspired, by moral seriousnesst
pure justice and neutrality, which
things were lacking in the rcjily inailc
by President Wilsi'.n to Ihe pope, ;
COI'KN'ilAflKNy Sept. ' 28. The
eenlrist and socialist represeiita
tixes at the meeting Wednesday ol'
the' iiitcr-purly caucus of Iho een
lrist, national - liberal, radical und
fiWiillist'jiM'd infinifVled ft. dfWro'j ."(
Wircfusfl 'toiote J'avoralily ;oti 'theii I
salary of A'iee. Chancellor IJelffit-r j
ich. who is unpopular 'in reiclistng
circles. The establishment of the
chanceilorship as n 'separate minis
try, including n vice-chancellor, ne
cessitates a new vote of credit. The
radicals and nalional liberals op
posed consideration of (he matter lit
the caucus nnd the quest inn was
sent to the main committee of Iho
reiclistng.
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
7
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? SICK OR BILIOUS
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UNTJEKTAKXK
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Marsh & Ilenncft
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CAPITAL
$100,000.
BOTH BANK AND PATRONS
A S intent upon eliminating the finan
cial cares of patrons as they are
in promoting the affairs of the First Na
tional Bank, are the following Executives:
YVm.'G. Taif, President
Chas. jr. Knglisli, Viee-Pres.
Oris Criuvford, Cashier.
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
stMeiioneiBank
MEDFORD OREGON fi
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What. Do You Need?
in the xvay of automobile sup
plies, Mr. Car Owner? We are
here ready to serve yon in any
way wo can, and. wo know
tbero nro many ways, for wo
carry everything, that the auto
mobileist needs. Whether It bo
Tor you or for tho car, we have
it.
C. E. Gales Auto Co.
Home Grown Vegetables
Now Plentiful
(Ireen Onions
Head Lettuce
Cucti tubers
Spinach
Turnips
Carrots
Sweet Potatoes
Cauliflower
Cabbago
ltell Peppers
Heets
Celery
See Our Display of Fruits
Tokay C'rape3
Malac.i Crapes
Sweet Water lirapes
1'oat lies
Watornit'lona
Casiilias
Personal Attention
Canteloupes
lloneydew Melons
Strawberries
Plums
(iround Cherries
Apples
Prompt Service
Marsh & Bennett
PHONE 252
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