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STETCFORD MXTL TRTBUNT1, OT,TTFOT?T. OK1SfiONT. TUESDAY. ' MAY 27.'-'. 1010 P'AGE FOUR llEDFORD MAIL I2IBUNE AN INDBPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLIHIIED KVKUT AKTBHNOON EXCEPT 8UNOAT BY TUB i a ! kHODKOIW PR1NTINO CO. - 1 Offtoe, Mall Tribune BuilMnf, 15-17-11 worth nr street, rnona o. A cnoll(1itlon of the Democratic ?imcs, Tho Medford Mall, The Medford rihun), tho Southern. Oregonlan, The Asnmna -iriouno. Tho Medford Btmday Bun la furnished subscribers desiring a seven-day daily newspaper. ROBEitT K1THU Editor. 8. 8. 8MITH, Manager. UBiORTPTIOK IIIKII DV MATT IN AnVANrh: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year. t.00 Dolly, with Sunday Bun, montn. .66 linllv without Kundnv Sun. Tear. S.00 Dallv. without Sunday Sun, month .50 Weekly Mall Tribune, on year 1.50 Bundav Run, one year; 1.60 BY CARR1KR In Medford, Ashland. Jacksonville, Central Point. Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.- $7.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month-. .65 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- .00 ' Dally, without Sunday Sun. month , .60 Official paper of the City of Medford, Official paper of Jackson County. Fntered as second-class matter at hedford, Oregon, under the act of March 8, t7. Sworn dally averare circulation tor sis montha andlng- Deo. 31, 1S14-.S.04J MEMBER OF TT1K ASSOCIATED PRESS - - Full Iewed Wire service, . The Asso ciated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of alt news dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of -special dispatches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot ,. :: By Arthur I"eriT ' John I). Rockefeller gave tho B&Br tlsU $2,000,000 Saturday tor foreign missions, the usual strings attached, and Col. J. F. Mundy gave this col. a cigar, no: strings attached, proving that. oil: barons are generous souls, giving according to the way their oil wells are spouting. PltRSZIICl) FINANCE (Cliica, Cat., Enterprise)) r Faeciano claims. that .Hill wanted to wear , the ring 'to a dance and that he acquiesced.-1 lie saw no more of his property until it came to light that X. Kopolas had accepted the ring as payment for a board. bill. . Moderation is now being preached by distillery owners, who are striving too late, to save their bacon. They should have thought of moderation before. There is no record of the distillers endeavoring to halt the army that tried for years to put them out of business by gulping down their output faster than they made it. i The Hun government tore oft 13 notes in 15 days, which like all notes accomplished nothing, and got no where. '!: " THE CARWS WERE STACKED (Riverside Hippies) When supper was announced the guests drew numbers and matched them Tor partners. In this way every one found a very agreeable partner except one unfortunate less favored by the chances of fate, who was forced to eat with his own wife. ; ..The world is glad that Harry Haw ker, the British aviator Is saved. It would have, been very well satisfied bad he reached land,, instead of drop ping in mid-Atlantic. He was a good sport. -f The Bolsheviki idea in Russia is staggering around on its last legs, and Messrs. Trotzky and Lenine are getting ready to duck out They should be allowed to return to Amer ica, where they lit first, and recuper ate for another era of cussedness. , )IAG.OSEI: JXSQ TROUHIjE '(Coos Bay Times) Council meetings in North Bend 'last week almost proved ' fatul to tho city officials. Five of those present have been sick as a result of the session. City Attorney Derbyshire has been limping around suffering from lumbago since the first session. ASK HIGH RATES ON WATER ' 70 ALASKAN POINTS WASHINGTON. May 27. Increase in commodity rates'- between Seattle and Taeomn. Wash., and cities in south and soiitlnvestcrn Alaska were nskeu today bv the Alaskan. Stennir fllnp eompanv in two petitions filed Willi the interstate commerce com mission. " ': "CAN I BE CURED?" SAYS THE SUFFERER How often have you beard that sad . cry from tho victims ol disease. Per ' baps tlie disorder baa gone too far for help, but oftener it is just in its first stages and the pains nnd aches arc only nature's first cries for . help. Do not , despair. . Find out the cause and give nature all the help 'you can. and she will repay you with health. Look after tbe kidneys. The kidneys are the most - overworked organs of the humnnbody, and when they fail in their work of filtering and throwing oil the 'poison that constantly accumulates in the sys tem, everything goes wrong, GOLD MEDAL Haarlem. Oil Capsules will give almost immediate relief from kid ney and bladder troubles and their kin dred nilbicnte. They will free your body from pain In short order. But be sure to get GOLD MKDAL. Look for . the, name On every box.-. In three? sizes, sealed packages: 'Money refunded if tbey do not help you. . LET THE COUNTIES DECIDE. THE prejudice, against taxes is deep seated. It dates back to feudal "days ; when taxes "represented a tribute without return. And it will probably be niany generations before taxes arc regarded rationally looked upon with the toleration accorded other expenditures. A man may invest $2,000 in a motor- ertr, which costs him ten cents a mile, and is in the hospital half the time, but nine times out of ten he won't fcolnplain of the ex pense, even if he knows of it. But let that' same, man pay $50 more in taxes, and whether he &ets free use of a miljion dollar pavement or pure instead of infected water, he will yell ruin and damnation until the cows come home. This is human na ture; And while human nature changes,' it changes very, very slowly. ; . ..- All of .which makes it certain thatjhe mouey. meas ures to be voted upon at the special election will have hard sledding. There will be an initial prejudice very difficult to overcome. - . -. '' : ' .' Nevertheless most of the measures are commendable and should be passed. v .""..' The first one on the ballot, would increase. the county indebtedness from two to six per cent, for the construc tion of good roads. Without studying the questiou, . a number of people, will no doubt vote "no" on the general assumption this will increase the tax burden. ' 13ut it won't. The measure merely makes it possible for an v countv in the state to increase its indebtedness if a majority in that county so vote. Jackson county should have more money for road maintenance and construction. But if a majority of the people oppose this, the passage of this measure will have no effect in this county what ever. ' ' : fi :- ' In other words' the' amendment, merely gives each county home rule in road building, within six per cent of the county valuation . There is no valid objection to this. The measure should pass. ' , . j . While the feat of the KQ-4 naturally fills every Amer ican with pride, tho exploit of Hawker in his jump-off direct for Ireland with no navy to aid him, must be grant ed the more daring the more thrilling adventure. We trust the American navy will be among, the first to con gratulate him on his safe arrival. ' ' 1 President Wilson says the presidency is behind him, which is no doubt truej and so are the democrats. The Bolsheviki dream is nearly over, comes back, she will come back strong. -t- FOLEY S BURK ATTRACT CROWDS . The Foley, and Burk Carnival com-) pany opened- its fourth, annual ap pearance in Medford Monday night, to a good sized crowd, and will be in full swing this eVening. The carni val is clean and attractive, with the usual carnival " adjuncts. Many of the old acts are back, along with new ones. . Tho merry-go-round, the Mecca of the small boy and girl, is modern. Among the other attrac tions are the Ferris wheel, the Cir cus sideshow, the Hawaiian enter tainers, a collection of birds, doll booths, and the inevitable hambur ger stand. Unlike most carnivals the "canned" music furnished via the band organ and calliope route, is new, and not of the 1880 vintage. The carnival is located on the vacant lot near the Southern Pacific depot, and will play all week in the city. The Foley and Burk carnival has been a regular snmmer visitor to the city for the last four years. ' MITCHELL LEWiS AT ' PAGE WEDNESDAY Once again Select Pictures offers us that big: winning combination Big "Mitch" Lewis in a big picture of the northwest. By a big. picture we mean a picture that has- a. big plot big star big actors big set ting big direction and big photo play-Mill of which "Children of Ban ishment,'! Mitchell Lewis' second Select Picture, contains. The plot of this picture is a thril ling one one that will hold you to the end. It is the story of a man of the northwest a man with, a strict moral code and a big heart, He wins out in two of the biggest, and most important fights In life. One IB' to make a financial success of life, and the other Is to win the love of a woman. He loves the wife of anoth er man. To make It harder, she re turns his love. But he is too big 'a man to cheat. . .. . , , ..,. Margarita Fisher In the farce, "A Mantle of Charity', last time tonight. This program also has a Mutt and Jeff and William Duncan In "Man ol Might.". , . , , Cut This Out It Is Worth Money ,-DO.N'T MISS THIS. Cut out thit sleep, enclose with oc and mail It tr Foloy & Co., -2835, Sheffield Ave: Chicago, 111., writing your name -any address clearly. .. You w.111 receive li return a trial .package . containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Fole Kidney Pills for pain , in sides nnd back; rheumatism, backache, kldnej and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca thartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly1 cleansing cathartic,, for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. . For sale b; Medford Pharmacy. When Russia FLYING CIRCUS TO LAND GORE FIELD The flylng.'clrcus 'will perform in Medford on .June .8,., according to present plans. If there should be delay the exhibition will be on June 9th. - - - - . Arrangements were made yester day with the visiting aviators for the landing place on W. H. Gore's field on the Jacksonville road. Mr. Gore agreed to have his crop cut at once and the field put in proper condition. A large T, painted white will mark the landing place and will be in stalled in a few days. - A flight will also 1)0 given In Ash land, the plan of having one valley flight being abandoned. - - The . planes will, perform during the Rose festival and then are ex pected to return to Ashland for the big celebration there July 4th-; At this time there: will probably be a second exhibition arranged for Med ford.. ., ... . . ; . -FOOD 10 ALLIES LONDON. ' Mn v 27:-WTicn the lllicd urjnixticc commisMon first nr- rived nt Spa, its hcacldiinrters in Gcrmunv. snvs the WcKtminister Ou- ?ette. there was hot cnou'.'li food and a wrreless S. O. S. was sent to the Royal Air Force for licli). A sauuil ron of nirtilnnes whs cnuipDed with nnrncliutes each hnvini? n ration Imi! attached with bullv beef, bread and other. foodstuffs, and within 24 hours these were successfully dropped fo: the delegates. . - WOMEN! 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' ' ? i Cuararvteed by Red Crown is all . pure gasoline through and through with dependable power in every drop. It is always the "old reliable." ':: ' "Red Crown" is a straight-distilled, I all-refinery gasoline with the full and continuous chain of boiling points neces sary for esy starting, quick and smooth acceleration, steady, dependable power and long mileage.' Look for the Red cetore you iiU. ; v . tobacco give also packed in the famous green tin & heretofore, f ' iNOORomTo 1 J i m MEDORnX' OIL CO., GIRLS! GIRLS! ':;:.GIRliS! Makbthc BOYS Take You to the i Hit the Joy. Trail tlavc Vou Gone4BugHouse" Try It ; Nothing but Fun All w;- 50 Gtcat Foley &Biirk Features. , :, All Under Canvas LADIES I LOOK Yl EN Use the Old-time Sage Tea anil Sulphur and Nobody , . Will know.. ' ; , Orajr hAlr. hownver hnndsnm, it" noti- Bdvnnalnir K". Wo all know thA ndviintiiKOH of a youthful ntioaar- nnc. Your hair Is ynur chttrm. 11 mnkecor mnm Ui fnoo. when It fndos, turns itrny nnd look! traksd. just n frw niii'llrmlonn of Bairo To und Riiliiliur enhonoos lln appsaranco a hundred-fold. ... Don't stny irrnyl Ixiok j ydunirl ICItlmr propuro tho roolpn nt homo or RAt from any 'drux stors a boitlo of' "Wyeih's pKiro nnd Sulphur Com pound," whic h hrmcraly Iho rilfl-tlme rscipo improvod ,uy th-addition of otluir Initrcdlonts. Itiousnnds of folk 'recommend thIH rtindy-to-uso prepara tion, uqcauso it onrKons tna nair oenu tlnilly, besides, no one can pnullily toll, ns It dm-kons ao nnlurnlly and ovenly. Tou moisten a'spongo or soft brush with It, drawing this throuith tho hulr, taking ons small strsurl nt a time. Iiy mornln tho Tiiy hair disappears; aftor another application or two. Its natiirnl 'color lit rontorad and It beoomoa thick, 'Klnsy fend lus trous, nnd ynu appear yenrs younknr. Wyoth' 81.K0 nnd Hulphur Com pound Is ft dollKhtful tollot rrUlalto. It Is not Intended for tho cure, mltl-, (tatlon or iirovonllorv of disease, - MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOr' oln'o agent 'for Fnu-lmnkti ami iiowo ' " :,i - ,', Eiielnes. ji i " i ' ' MEDFORD, ' EAGLE POINT, - - " EUTTE FALLS jitney Seirvicfe , BtarU Tuesday, May' isotti.' 4 - . j :.i 1; i ' ' :"'.' ')'- "1"" lcuva NiihIi Holol 8:110 n. ni. nud llutto 1'uIIm nt si p.. m. dully. . -. JIM LKSMIC..., i-; WioN'iis 800' All bnr work strictly Knuranteet)- to lie first clans. IB N, J'lr 6t eiiror , Mione 484JT....4, ,, . ( MEDFORri VULCANIZING WORKS JOHN A. PERL . " Undertaker Phone M. 47 nnd 47-Ja ' . Automolillo Hearse Service ' Ijtfly AsAlstnnt : . , 82 HOtJXH HAHTrUTt , j nto Ambulauce Hcrvloo, Ooronef BOYS BOYS Carniyal ..... ? . ,v 4 -i'
