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MEDFORD MAlL I3IBUXE
A. INDEPENDENT NKWSPAI'ER
pruns'iiKiJ i:vi:ky aptkhnoon
KXCKPT SUN HAT BY TliH
MEDrOHD It(NTIN- i )
Office, Mall Tribune KuiblinK, 2&-27-i;9
North rir ntret. l'lione 75.
A conaolidfitlnn of the IlPinoeratlr.
Times. The Nodfortl Mai), The Medford
Tribune, the Southern Uregunlau. The
Ashland Tribune.
The Medford Sunday Bun la furnished
subscribers desiring a seven-day daily
newspaper.
HOOVER AS A CANDIDATE
T
ROIIKRT MrilTj. Kdltor
8. H. .SMITH, Manager.
UBBCB.ZPTION TEBMll
BY MAIJj IN ADVANOK:
Dally, wllh Sunday Sun, year fB.OO
Dally, with Sunday Kun, month Gil
Dally, without Kumluy Sun, year.. 6.00
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .Mi
Weekly Mall Trihuiie, one year l.r.O
Sunday Sun. ono yur
BY C'ARRIKIt In .Medford, Ashland,
Jacksonville. Central I'olnt. Phoenix:
1n II v wltli Bimd:i V S'un. veiir i....il.&Q
,?,""r?;!"1 .K"J".'."'..!?"S'..riu;!1'.!;" nl-s in wliii-li vc l.clirvcd.
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .&
UK .MA I li TIMHt'NK was ..nc ..i' the first iK sp';i
in I lie sl.itc In i-oiiii- (Hit I'm- Nnovcr. W'Iicii tliis ;is
dune iici oik- scciiM il to kiniw u lial I lunvi-r's .nlil ics witc.
We didn't. V supported liim simply hccaiisc in our opin
ion lie was the man best, fitted for the job.
Everything that Hoover lias sinee said, everything lliat
we luive sine elearned ol the man, lias only eoniirmed ann
strengthened onr opinion. Mis splendid record of disin
terested and unselfish service during the war, his support
of llie treaty and the leauile of nations, with only those
reservations which the protection of essential American
interests demands, his lii,tfli minded and courageous refusal
to play politics and court favor with machine politicians,
in either camp, all these thinus only increased our enthu
siasm for his candidacv because Ihev represented minei-
Offlclnl papor of the City (if Mfriford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Entcrod on Becoml-class mattor at
Medford, Oregon, under llie uct of March
8, 1879.
Bwnrn dally averaK circulation for
six montlis eniiliiff April 1U19 S.074
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wise credited in this paper, and alHO the
local news published herein. All rights
of republication of special dispatches
bereln are also reserved.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthir I'.rry
- Ciinslniil dnilv iicrfiinuiuiri' "I
fixed Insks tirmvs iiiunotoiiHS nit'i
1)11.1)11 per font l' the ti 1'illin!.' ;i
space running ninu'iiv -'-" 1!
ineties south IVihn this point is thiil
vorv tliinir. Triiiiiiinr mi iilen, "
moKt (lavs is like heeillitiL' a ilnlliir
out of n citizen, who lltinks mitliiirr
is worth while unless lie can wear it,
or bite a hole in it. On oilier (lavs,
thev eonie like customers to an arinv
store for bacon.
Xohodv cares much for Ktiirene V.
Debs, the iailed socialist, who Sun
day made the inl'lamaloiv statemenl
that "less ehasiinr ol' the dollar initrhl
save what is left ol! civilization."
Hut Mr. Debs is a socialist, and be
sides, in jail.
Oho sees bv
iidniinistratioa
House to Wood'
summer. This
the papers that the
vill move the Whit"
: Hole, .Mass., lor llie
is preparatorv to
erawlinir into one next November.
The Danes threaten to kick their
kiiiL' off his throne, which will cause
ovorv newspaper in the U. S. to sur
mise that "there is soinethini: rot
ten in Denmark."
Four more (lavs till Kuslor. which
is liardlv enough time 1'or all the
women to try on all the Kuster hats
in town.
"Wanted Two hovs over 1(i with
wheels. Western lTniim." Want ad
Jlail Tribune. Kisimr voamr reds.
Tiie political ,mcal bouse nt' At
torney (leneral I'ahner tumbler, and
the srltu chance lit had railed with
the announcement I bat lr. Wilson
did not look unkindly upon his presi
dential aspirations.
"Tho crime ol' Sbniilun'.'." the chief
Ycllintr point of Hiram Johnson lasl
summer, is nothing m comparisou to
wtiut is happening to him at the poll
Mr. Taft is riuM when he savs tin
"world is full of wild men." Sonti
of them lire driving motor vehicles
iu this very town.
Can niivbodv miess who
Wood and Leonard Carpenter
for head of the nation ?
ll.ive
favor
it will soon he time for a number
of the folios to mi over to Ihe riiiiiilv
seat, and lie robbed under the
tense thev are piivinir tnes.
pre
SALTS
S FINE FOR
KIDNEYS. QUIT MEAT
flush the Kidneys at once when Bsok
hurtB or Bladder bothers Meat
forma uric acid.
No nan or woman who r:iU meat reii
lnry ui make n iuimUiIvo by ihiHhmg
the kidnevs ociciuiii'nally, A a wrll
known nutlioritv. Meat fortiu uric noid
which clogs the ki-lney jxjnw w they
lugjriBlily lllter or Mtriiin only jmrt of
the wasto nnd pviwitia from i ho hlixl,
then you fjH sick. Nivirly (ill rhouniiL
tism, hcfuliirhcs, livor trouble, nervous
reaef ooimtiiMition, dizain ess, nU-cploHam-n,
bladder Uisordeis ouuio from sluggish kid
pevs.
moment you feel a dull aclic in tlig
kidncjs or your luck hurts, or if the
urine u cloudy, ollcnaive, full of pedi
ment, irrcpruliir of pajwno or atNuulcd
by a Bcimation of Hcaldity;, get ubott four
ounces of Jad raltH from any rcliablo
pharmacy and take n talihwpoonful in
ft glaas of water beforo brcakfiuit for a
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. 'J'Lis famous salts is made from
the acid of (Trapes and lemon juice, com
bined with litiiia and has been used for
generations to flush cloeed kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also io neu
tralize the acido in urine so it no lonirer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jftd Baits is inexpensive and can
not injure; makos a de!iMful eu"er
aeioent Jithia-watcr drink which all reg
VJar meat eatcra should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure, then hy avoiding serious lid
aer oomoljoaUoiih '
Xuw Mr. lliiovcp lias (.iiiisciitcil tu be a candidate as an
independent: reiuliliean. .We are nut so simple minded. as;
tn expert, those prominent Democrats who have already
endorsed him to continue their support. I'arlian preju
dices art' st ill si roiif; in the hit; her polit ical ci ivies of hot I:
parties.
.Hut wo do expect, in fact we are convinced, that if
I Inover is nominated lie will dra w a support from the
Amerciiii people, men and women, regardless of party, its
no other man would, for the strongest sentiment in the
American rank and file today is an aversion ty the old
fashioned, viciously partisan political aine. The prosen'
humiliating position of this country today, the growing
unrest, is largely its product.
I . 1 1 is nominal ion
tint the .Murrav
And Hoover would destroy all tha
would automat i . 1 1 1 v clean the decks,
t tranes and the I citruses on one side and the Murphies and
Sullivans on the other, into the discard; give the long-suffering
public in this country what they so ardently wish.
a new political deal all iiroiuid.
.Hoover would he his own I toss. If nominated it will
he not because of the Kepulilicau machine, but in spite of
iti I hiving no purely polit ical aids to thank, he would have
no purely political debts to pay. If elected tint country
would have what it sorely needs, a president representing
no party faction, but tint American people.
THE TEACHER
r"KMI I', teacher's is the noblest si lint a mortal can pur-
sue; and yet. today we see her hunt for something
else to do. She loves her high, uplift ing t rade, and quits
it with a sigh, but she can't live on what she's paid, and
can't afford to die. For years she studies night, and
day, to qualify to teach; and we behold heron her way,
iiikI say she is it poach. We hand her nosegays when
they're cheap, and call her I'lUttercup, and say the
blessed sehoolmarms keep our bulwarks right side tip.
AVithout her this enlightened age would sadly be bereft ;
she guards the priceless heritage our well knowi;
fat hers left. We hand her taffy wit h a spade, but when
she makes complaint about the measly wage she's paid,
wo sweat some blood and faint. We may confess to
spendthrift ways, hold miser greed a crime; bul when
the solmolniariu asks a raise, we're light wads, every
I ime. .And so she's going from the school to seek some
other trade, to carve her way wilh some new tool, a
eyrksefew or a spade. She cannot thrive on nosegays
sweet or flourish on ho! air, for she must have a prune
to eat, and decent rags to wear.
'Uere's Somc.Jdng for You to Remember"
says the Good Judge
And any man who uses tho
Real Tobacco Chew will tell
yon so.
A on get a lot more satisfac
tion in a little of the Real
Tobacco Chew than in a big
chew of the old kind.
And it costs less to chew.
The full rich, real tobacco
taste lasts so much longer.
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
V-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
jyjns. M.titv it. noAcn, t
l.yni hliui't;, Va., uho Nays
Tanluc is her favorite rncilicino
and 1 1 i.i l she will always keep It
on liiiiiil as if cnalili-il lice to enjoy
three years of ood health.
v.
W' I
'"riinliii luis Ikm'H tho favoril.o mcil
if!hn; i ii my culiinct tor there yrnrs,"
said .Mrs. K. Uoarh. of !U2 Clay
si rcct , l.ynrhhui'K, 'ii'Kinia, in an in-ttM-vi'w,
rocf'iit ly.
"A! tho time I begun lakinK Tan
lac," oxplainod ,lr.s. Roach. "I had
been sui feriiiK from indices! ion,
t he u m at inni and nt l:er t rcu bles for
ninn years and could find nothing to
help inc. li' 1 ventured to eat any
thing the least bit heavy I would
bloat n wit h sour gas and almost
smother. My heart would palpitate
fritfht i njly and when these spell.-;
came eif me I was so dizzy and weak
I could hardly stand up. I often had'
to stop and rest white doin my house
work. 1 was badly ; oust i pa ted and
hardly ever tree of headache. I also
suffered with rheumatism in my fin
gers and especially in cloudy, rainy
or snowy weat her my pain was al
most unbearable. My kidneys and
livei were out of order and I had
the, worst Jam! of pains in my back,
legs and shoulders. I had no appetite
and what little 1 did eat seemed to
do me more harm than good, as I al
ways suffered afterwards and had be
come so run-down, weak and miser
able that I sometimes felt like life
was hardly worth living.
"One day 1 read, a tostiim.'nial for
Tanlac that seemed so sincere that 1
decided to see it tin; medicine would
help me. Well, the first bottle did
me so much good that I got another,
then another and so on until my trou
bles all disappeared. As 1 said, that
was three years a?o. and I have been
able to keep myself in good health
ever since by taking a few doses of
Tan lac now and t ben as I feet t he
need of it. Tanl.ic ;has built me up
and given nie strength and enurgy sc.
that my housework is easy for mo.
It makes life worth living, for it
keeps me with a good appetite, helps
me to digest my food properly, and,
by relieving nie ol" all suffering and
nervousness, en tildes me to sleep
.soundly every night. I shall always
praise Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, and by leading drug
gists iu every tewn. Adv.
Temporary Location
OverIand-4 Willys-Knight Republic Trucks
McCurdy-Bownc Motor Co.
Front End Crater Lake Garage
Tlie ,str;i user's first im
pression of our city i.-i
infilled from our hotels.
The Hotel
Holland
Is (luiiii; ils part to help
build a greater Medford
A hotel depends greatly
on the local support it
receives.
The Tot el Holland and
Cafe will nppreciato
your patronage.
Management of .
Carl Y. Tongwald
Glass
Your tm;s are worth :(.e a dozen
now. Put them up in WAT Kit il-ASS
piOMTver and lum ;!." vws to eat
when they are wiuth (i."c and 70c per
doen. t"o,ts one rent per do en to
store.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main RtruM
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso aeeut for Fnirlnuika au4 Morxr j
KutrineH. j
17 South Rlvenltlt. ,
REX TAXI
PHONE 96
Go Anv Where. Any Time
FOSTER & INGRAM
Stenography -
Multigraphing
Circular work of all kinds
Mailing Lists
Tunnell & Edwards
30C-30S Liberty Hulldlng
MeiUord, Oregon.
Are You Going
to be Dressed Up
Easter Sunday?
Most men are. "We cull 1ell hy.
the jingling of our cash rcgisVci
that there's a dressy day ahead.
What ahout vou !
tail to look
hest of i v
so near in
i
Surely you won t
your hest when the
crything to wear is
distance and dollars.
Suits $35.00 $37.00, $40.00
E. & W. Shirts $2.50 to $12.50
Knox Hats $7.50 to $9.50
Silk Hose $1.00 to $2.00
Boys' Clothes too, Doutalefelt,
from $14.75 to $24.00
Model
Clothing Co.
1st Door East 1st Nat'l Bank
Operators of coal properties in
L'taU and Wyoming advise, buying
your winter supply now. The Idea is
spreading tliat the coal commission
may award the miners a further ad
vaneo in wages, as well as to maka
Mher eoncesyions that will further
materially increase the cost of pro
ducing. We can now fill your orders with
different sizes of
SPRING CANYON UTAH
COAL
Dry Wood of 'All Kinds on
Hand
WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL
l'lione 212 Bill So. Front St.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
H.-il) mii" for on ruche, headache, cat
nrih, iljpthcria, sore tlmmt, lunn trouble,
ktiiii' v inuiMi', stomach troutde, heart
U'iibii cIiiIIh ami j'ever, eramii-s, coiikIi.s,
1 :'); rs renin ( ion, i-arliUiieliM, tn morn,
rr:u'l: 1 trea.t. i iin-s all kinds of golturs.
no (j:'i;i:ations,
M.-i!t'nl. Oregon. Jan. in, 1017.
T!h! Is to certify lliat 1. the undersiKH
oii. li. l ' : y si'V. re stinnacli troulite and
had lii-.'ii lM,ili.-ri-d for sfV-ral years unit
h'fci .imit;;t was not t-xp'-ci:d to live, anil
hinriiin if (Tim 'turns f whose Herb
Store is at "14 Sc-atli IVont street, Aleil
f id i, i cidi-.l fi wl herbs fur my
Mi.nuo'h truiibli-, ami I started to feelhu
betti-r :is sunn as I ilSiil tlienl ami tiniay
lain a well man and ran In-arltly rei.nm-
ineiU aiiyone iil'flieleii as I wan to see
lr;iin ('Iiiiiik ami try his Herbs.
I tSimii-) V It JOHNSON.
Witnesses: '
I Win. I., wis. Kayle point,
i W. I.. I'hiliheth, Kale I'olnt.
.M. A. .Amiersoii. Meilfont.
S. li. liohn.-s, KaKle Point.
C. K. Mooie. K;.Ble Point
.!. V. .Mehityre. Kat,'le Point.
tl.o. Vim il.-r ll-leii. KaMte Point.
Thus. K. Nil j-.Ih. KaIe Point.
GOOD CJ.OTUU3
I Make Tliom
KLEIN
The
Tailor
128 Riixt. Main St.
wmmmJ
STAR TAXI
PHONE 300
Cars for hire with or without
Driver.
JAMES LESLIE
Nash Hotel
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Just add water,
it's ready
e
-i sit a
gOQCt
bowlful of batter with
you can mix up a
Sufi PANCAKE FLCUR, enough delicious
cakes for the hungriest family.
Even the powdered milk is there to rc""3 you
lading fresh milk. Thai's why the package of S Pan
cake Flour costs you a few cents more than ordinary pancake
flourr i::d (he cakes cost considerably less.
PANCAKE FLOUR is a combination of
ihc choicest buckwheat, wheat, com and rice with the scientif
ically cxc.ct amount of rising necessary and even a bit of corn
sugar io make a crusty brown.
rom a baking and cooking expert:
'The i cry finest Pancake Flcur'i !
nave ever used.
Sccltte
Por
s (company
Ecllinham
hit. Vcrr.cn