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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 10UK MKDtVKD MAI J j TKIBUJNK, MJJUJUKU, UKMiO.Nr -"U-NUAV, .UJJNW Zi, iyiii MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN IN1JKPENDBNT NKWHPAPER PUBLISHED- KVKRV AFTBIIN'OON EXCKJT 8UNIAr IiY THE . MEDFORD PRINTING CO. A HOPEFUL SIGN. The Medford Sunday Sun la furnished subscriber desiring a seven day dally oownpupur. Office Mall Tribune Iluildlng, 2S-27-ZH North Kir uln-ul. I'hurie 75. A consulliluttun uf the Deinoorutlc Times, the Mrtlrord Mall, the -Mtdfcird Tribune, The Suuthurn Oregonian, The Ashland Tribune, ROUKItT W. KCIIU Editor. SUMI'TKH S. SMITH, Manager. SUBSCBIPTIOir TERM!! BY MAIL In Advance: Pally, with Sunday Sun, year $7.fi0 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .76 lJally, without Sunday Sun. yt;ar.... 8. SO Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .Gf Werkly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 Bundav Sun. one year 2.00 BY CAR HI Kit In Medford, Axhlund, Jacksonville, Centrul l'ollit, Phoenix, Talent: Dally, with Sundny Sun, month .71", Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .6i Dally, without Sunday Sun, yeur.... 7.R0 Dully, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.50 All terms by carrier, ca.sh in advance. Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered at seconft mnii matter at Medfurd, Oregon, under the act of March a, 1879. MEMBERS OK THE ASSOCIATED I'HESS. The Asosoluted PreHH Id exclusively entitled to ttie line for republication of sil news diaiiuien.-H crenueu to u. or not otherwise creiltled In thla pup.-r. and uleu the local neWH puoiiNiieu ncreiii. All rights of republcutlun of special dlapatchea herein are also reserved. R(iIIT looms, nt lust. Tin- iinmiinu'ement tliat T)e Vnlcra will no ft'pt Hip invitation of Movd-liVci-re for a conference, is the first !i'omisiiir Kijjii in the Irish situation for many months. Once allow tile lenders on hotll sides to talk tliins over, and some vorkahle settlement of an intolcralile situation, lieeomes jiossihle. f or only tliroujjli a conference, can modi-rate opinion, on either side, become articulate. The rreat trouhle heretofore has been that public opinion on neither side, lias been allowed a medium of expression. As a result tin- black and tans have held the sttijre fur Kiijiland. and the Sinn Kein Murder j:an;s for Ireland. As Ion;: as this condi tion existed, the only outcome was ruin and distress forjoth countries. Only when Sinn Fein abandons its iinconipromi.siii"; determina iioii to waste civil war, only when England abandons its linconipro misiiijr. determination to rule or ruin, can there be any solution of the Irish problem. A conference between the Jiritisli premier and Ire land's president, offers a possibility itl least, that some such compro mise, involving mutual concessions, will be attained. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Terry K von tH tire rnpllly HlinpiiiK thuin wlvt'H in HiIh neck of t lie veedn, no Homo niotliciH wltli tear Htained cvi.'h, inn conio down to the iMWHpajn!t t fl(HH, (iixl rt'iim'Ht Unit tliu mi iiich f their younj; lnimhU'i-H m kt'jit out ot the Htory. The llnptint church In a reform HpaHni Bat u relay, i-fHulved that Con Ki'vua he urged to adopt lawn inoliihll lng Americana from procuring a drink, while In a foreign land. Hern 1h tin Idea of exceptional hiilllanee, and the mandatn for itH onforeeiiiiil tthonld bo filvon to the ArnieniaiiH. Tho AnmlKumated (MilnwhaelrerH ot JaekHon county I wive decisively knock ed out O. ('urpentler In the first round, hut this will not alter the plaim to hold the M(? fight next Bal-urdy..- ''Tho Dinner Keitved Kunday at the Bon Ton Cafe, will Not Uo ForKOttJit Hoon Iiy All Who Partake." (HeiJ Times) Kalr, frank and candid. It is about time the C. of C. pro duced some figures on tho backyard Kiapo iiereae, and how It eonu:uroH with InHt year, also If tho vlneyardlst will oat them raw, or in a liquid form. Tho gent who told tho Piintura they could play ball was guilty of , KI'ohh misinformation. . KukIu point walloped 'em on the Sabbath ltd to 1H. Old Al llaen stoppil a line drive, with his hip pocket in the sevehUi. A COMIIATIVH VKIIKXK. (Ihik'cne (Jiiarit) Mrs. Kmmery, who was knock od down by a bicycle a few days iiro, Ih reported as dolm; nicely. "I have a rendezvous with death" on tho Hpoclfle Dluway .Inly 4, and expect to bo scattered over fertilo fields, whoro alfalfa ki-ows, uh a result of the grout annual ncckhreakltiK com 1st. 1 solemnly swear that If I am driving a ear 1 will endeavor to make a dam foot put of myself, that the calo may squeal, and tho wreck victims groan. . "HALEM WOMAN THROWN WITS" (Headline Albany Uemo craw -My dear, you should have seen it. A (MIt I.MM MA, (Kimcne fteelster) Hear MIhs I'lige: I nm Just 21 and very yountf looking for niy iiRO. My nut her objects to my keepliiK company with u ner fectly lovely red -headed young ma because she says 1 look too young. She also objects to htm because his half Is ted, and he l so much taller than I. Shall t heed my mother or what Khali 1 do 7 Tiny. What the country really needs Jh a bungalow that will fit on the running Kar of a -Id. A schoulhoiiHc with Wheels should also be chtnolishrd, uo tho next generation will know so-ne-thing besides gi'Ography, ami n course In fortune telling Installed. The gyp sies from Jtumanla et all busi ness now. TWO DRAFTED MEN. Chan Kgnn lost the golf chninp iousblp Saturday, but Impe Is held out that the valley will noon i-elurn to normalcy, i MYS'l'DltV isTti(;irr. (Covvallls ;actte-TlmeN) Hallroad a'cliinln seem io be quite common In this vicinity. The S. 1'. track north of town was nit spluttered up with ttcraiubled eggs as a result of the ucriib-nt at numbers crossing Sunday night. How the accident hap pened Is a mystery, as there is clear trade on both sides nf the crossing for u long ways. I r. mid Mrs. H, W. Sims were In the automobile. Only Mrs. Sims was hurt. Tho proposed relief bill for farmers pectus to be founded on the theory that wages should be 10 cents per diem, and wheat ill) per bu. with un restricted use of a stovepipe to get the small potatoes in the middle of tho sack. G ROVER CLEVELAND "JiElWDOLL, cilU'il to the tiefonst? of his country, run nwiiy. Ifc is a f nrit i vt- from justice. No mutter what lie may do with the rest of his life the brand of coward and de serter is upon him forever. Honest men will despise him wherever he t-oes. Loyal women will hold him in aversion. Try to conceal it with what brajadncia he will, shame is his portion. Russell (Jross, called by the draft when Berdoll failed to answer, ''forced into service ahead of his turn by tin; slacker Berjjdoll," answered his summons promptly, went overseas with his dctiiehment, served honorably and died a hero's death in the Aronuc. His cita tion for bravery records that "he displayed great heroism and self sacrifice, and his example of unselfishness was an inspiration to the other men in his platoon." In his honor, Overhrook Post of the American Legion in l'biladelphia has changed its name to that of the dead hero, and is planning a special memorial to Mm. One died, with a hero's heart. len unite to honor him, One lives, with a coward's soul. Men scoff at his name. ly Walt Mason WAR IS OVER. TWV, war is over and I foci that all (lie world should know it ;, for jiriil'iU'ci'H still harshly steal the savings from a poet. How easily the prices rose in times of war and terror, when we. were swatting brutal foes, convincing them of error! As patriots we, stood the faff and took the deadly bitters, thought prices would be shorn in half when we had whipped those critters. The war is over, but the cost of many things is booming, and all our wastes wo exhaust in ultimate cousiiminfr. How easily the prices slid until they reached the ccilinir, when AVilhelm waved his iron lid, and all the world was reeling; as easily they should come down, since now the war is ended, and Wilhelm's lost his valued crown, and had his bucksaw mended. I'm taxed too much for this and that, for which and those and t'other, for catnip and for my sacred eat, and sto'ics for my brother. The war is over, and from woe to normalcy we're beating, but, progress is so beastly slow we think wo are retreating. Progressive merchants wisely strive to sell thing's cheap and cheaper, hut profiteers are still alive, and make the prices steeper. HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? 1. How Is a substanco smelled? '2. How does a voluntary act some times become reflex? It. What Is usually da used as the unit language? I. Who. are our martyrs, C, What was tho first motive of Columbus In desiring to go to the Indies? 0. What did ('artier do In North America ? 7. With whnt colony was Peter Stuyvesant associated '! S. What four countries laid claim to the territory of the New World? 9, When It Is exactly noon sun time, how many degrees east or west Is It nt two p. m. 10. Where is the Lands Rnd? Answers to Yesterday's Ouosi Ions. 1. Where Is the Imperial Valley in this country? Ans. In Southern (.'allforida. 2. What Is celluloid made from? Ans. Wood pulp primarily. H. Where do we get our domestic sardines? Ans. l-'rom Maine and raliforula. 1. What Is the longest railroad in the world ? Ans. The Trans-Sl-heria n. 5. Where do we get sulphur from? A na. Louisiana ami Texas, ;. What Is the heaviest Mml of wood ? Ans. I.tgnum-vllae. 7. What large river in the Tnited Slates flows from soul h to mrt h ? Ans, The San Joaquin of t'ulil'orula. s. Where do we get most of our coffee? Ans. Itrn.il. !t. What Is there In nak or hem lock bark that makes them useful In tanning? Ans, Tannic acid. lit. What causes the titles? Ans. The trrn vit a t lonal pull of the mono exerted on the ocean powerfully be cause of its fluidity, and weakly on the earth because of its comparative rlgldily. AMISIOIKXTS MITCH KM,, H. 1).. Jme 27. With nothing to eat and no place lo aieep a J4-yearo!d hoy who gave his name as Harold Teuiuire or Mm lint'.mn, la, yestP.rduy begged n dollar and Hpent it on flrecruokciH. lit; started shooting them tn the hur.lnesH district and was arrested. Ho told the police, he left home lust April. Keep Your Blood Pure In Summer Many fevor epidemics aro caused by impurities in tho water supply and aro ended only when tho water is purifiod. Like- vifto, many bluod disorders such i ec zema, letter, pimples, boils, blackhead and KheumatUm are caused by imparl tits In the blood supply and can bd stopped only when these are driven out. Enrich your blood and keep It pure by taking- S. 1j, S. You could nave no bet ter health insurance. I'or Spocinl Booklet or for indi vidua! ml vice, wit houtch.tr write Chief Aferficfl Mruor, 6" &S Co.. DeplJ. j4f.mr.i,U. lit f 5. 5. H. mt your druggttt. The Standard Blood Purifier THERE JS NO LAW of (iotl or man which forces ii wife, to stand by a husband who offers her only degreda lion ami denies the mail who offers her wealth, honor ami love, says Cecil B. De Mille ill his Super-Production, "FORBIDDEN FRUIT" Starring Agnes Ay res, l-'orrest Stanley. Theodore; Itoherts and Kiilhlyn Williams. HERE WEDNESDAY PAGE Medford Coast Ry MK1I''HU..I.'KS( YU, 1,K f lWltK Iftr; UOl'ND Tltll" 2r.c T.v. Mi'dfoi'd 7::ui dnliy, ix. Sunday J. 111. 11:30 A. M.. 1. 2. :I::10. 4:31), .0, 0:30 V. M.. 10 1'. M. S:it. only. I.v. JiU'1iHfnvilU i tliiily ox. Hundtiy S:I10, :30. 11 A. M.. 1L':30, 1:30, 3, 4, r., ?:1S V. M. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Herb rare for earache, headache, cat arrh. 4liplhi-rl:i. nere throat. lanK trouble, kidney trouhb'. stomach trouMf, liciirt trouhle. chills and fevcf, cramps, rniilis, peer clrcuUit Itm, iMiiaincles, t otnors cracked hreiist. 'iircs all kladM of KAtters NO tl'Kl.TIONS. Milfniil, OroK'i". Jan. 13. i!U7. This Is to certiry that T. tlm under sluiicil. h:id very severe stomach troubk mul had been Pothered for peveral yeafh and last August was nut expected to live, and IteuriiiK f (!ltn OhutiK pvhost Heili slore is al I'M South l-'ront strtot M.dford). I iteelded to m't hcrUn for my sloiiKuh trouble, aiut I si.ir:ett to feeling ttcller as soon us I used them and tidu am a Well uuiti and can heartily recotte ntend anyone atTlU'ted as I Wait tu Hef linn riiuiiB nud Irv lus 1 Ierts. I Sinned V. H. JOHNSTON. W 1 1 m-.ms: Win. l.t wis. Kit ule Point. W. I., riithhetli. Kawte Point. M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. It. II.. lines, K.twle Point. O. K. Moore, K.iyle Totnt. J. V. Melntvie. Kate Point. tieo. Von der Itellen. Katrln Point, TUua. & Mcliuo. ICasle I'oltit. Ring Sketches of Bygone Years Thumbnail Sketch No. 20 Jack Dempsey defended his title for I lie finst time laat Labor day against Hilly Miuke. He was the ame terri lile muuler that put Witlarrf abide. punches seemed to have almost super human force behind them and Misfce lasted less than three rounds. The challenger had Krlt aplenty and he knew how to box. lie landed direct wallops against the champion fie (niently and Ills quick footwork eluded several punches. Although forced to bo lnautive for a year under the care of surgeonB, Mlske showed himself a much better scrapped than when he appeared on the eve of the Dempsey- Willard match and fought Hauling l.e- vlnsky. lint lu? was no match for the Giant Killer. Dempsey disabled lilni lu the second round with a. vicious blow over the stomach and just below the heart. In the third round he knocked him down three times before Mlske was forced to quit. Tile first time he was felled-he stay ed down for the count of nine and lie was smiling when he regained his feet. The attack that finished the light consisted of a hammer blow to tho stomach followed by a right to the chin. of the most powerful melodramatic , pictures yet contributed to the screen Lewis Stone, Florence Vldor, Kathleen 'Klrkham, Lloyd Hughes, William Conkllu, and Harlan Tucker assume ,tho principal roles of the unusual pro- jduction. Interior settings of elegance i add to the charm of the drama. Chief among these scenes are the palatial ; quarters of a fashionable country club us Long Islund's smart set Is conven ed in a dazzling dance festival, and the ultra-elaborate apartments of Beau Itevel. The picture Is attracting large crowds. Thoso who like tlioir photoplay nlertalnment liberally sprinkled with thrills nnd excitement need go no fur ther today or tomorrow than the Ttlal to theatre, where Tom Mix is appear ing In "Hands Off," a drama of Texas life that contains more enjoyment to the reel than three ordinary western pictures. Mix opened yesterday, and a typ ical Mix reception awaited him, for his followers in this city always look forward to a picture by the Kox star as one of the events of the season. Tom did not disappoint them, nnd rode, roped nnd shot to the satisfac tion of evuryone,- as well as throwing in a few new special stunts. One of the stunts was the rescue of a child from in front of a herd of stam peded horses. : "Beau Revel" Makes Hit Tho new Paramount-lnce picture, Mean Hovel," which is the feature at tho I'ago theatre today and tomorrow, continues to attract attention as ono Medford People . Prevent Appendicitis I Many Medford people, are using simple ulycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., uh mixed in Adler-i-ko. This flUHhes BOTH upper and luwer bowel ho com pletely it removes nil foul accumulat ed puiKniiH from alimentary canal and preventH appendicitis. Adler-i-ka re lieveH ANY" CASK pan on stomach or sour stomach. Often CURES consti pation. In one case of chronic stom ach troublo O.VK bottle produced wonderful results. Leon B. Hasklns, UruffKist. Adv. IT TAKES" .BUT A "One-Minute Top" Our auto top takes but a minute to raise or lower. It is very handy and convenient and no auto owner should be without ono. Solidly and substan tially made, our tops will give the longest and best posslblo service. Ask for prices and a demonstration. WE BUILD SPORT TOPS. Service Garage 22-26 S. Fir Bt. Medford t nrs or hire without dvlvors, ' I'cr day $12.50 Universal Tire Filler Rides Easy Try Our Dodge Car Gaylord IIO N. Riverside. ' Phono 188-M Southern Oregon Chautauqua Assembly Ashland, June 26 to July 29 Great Musical Program under Direction of Herbert Bick- iora rasmore 01 aan F rancisco - Series of Lectures by Noted Authors, Statesmen, Educa tors ana .Business Men Jl XlOlt CHAUTAUQUA Instructors for both tho girls und boys, nnd Chorus Singing led by Professor ijolund A. Coon of tho University of Oregon. llduriltlon, Fun, KiiU'rUiiumciit, ftvcrenlion. TI1K 1'ltOOUAMS MOXIIAV, JUXH 27TN KVKXIXU S:00 1 M. MiiBlral I'reludo. Hi-. Henry N. Curtis, Ph. 1., Oberlin, Ohio, lectures on "Joun of Arc, the llerolno Saint of Franco." Tl'KSDAY, Jl'XK iifiTII 8:00 P. M. (iranil Concert by (ho Piismore Trio or San Francisco. TflUHSDAV, Jl'XK :TH 8:00 P. M. Kccilnl, by the Concert pupils of Madame Tracey-Young. July 1, 2, 3, 4, will be devoted to Junior Chautauqua and recreation with the big 4th of July celebration. JULY 5TU (illKAT MUSICAL PHOfiHAM 8:00 P. M. The following artists to appear .Margaret Caldwell Speer, Soprano; Cath erine Warner, Contralto; Cieo. V. Hasmussen, Tenor; Herbert Uickford 1'astuore, Uass; assisted by the I'asniore Trio. JULY OTII TO lOTIf 8:00 P. M. Lectures 1j( Xonunii !'. Coleman. The subject of tho series being: July ti "It. V. Kmerson" and "The Spirit ot Independence." July S "W alt Whitman" and ' The Spirit ot Democracy." July ! "William James" and "Tho Problem of the Practical." July 10 "Abraham Lincoln and "The Problem of Labor." liarh of these lectures will bo preceded by musical preludes of high character. U. S. Senator Charles L. MnXary is expected for ono day during the Program. TIIK WF.F.K OF JULY 11-14 llabbl Fmnnuel Steriiheiin of lloslon... Series of Lectures, 2:30 and 8.00 P. M. Subjects: "Somo Perils ot Our Present Pay Civilization." "Some Aspects of Modern .Philanthropy." "Kducatlon, Vocation and Culture" "The Social Functions of the Teacher." "Kducation plus Spirituality." "Americanization." "A Community's Responsibilities." "Ideals lu lluslnesu and Kducatlon." JULY 1.-.TII II. V.. Hudson, Portland Chamber of Commerce. "Oregon Tomorrow." JULY H, IS, Hi. Lithlii Park Tennis Tournament Open to nil Jackson County. july it i:vi:xixi "The llosCnthals" Albert Kosenthal, Cellist; Ethel Johnson, Coloratura Soprano.. .Norman F. Coleman Illustrated Lecture, "Wordsworth and the English Lakes." JULY 1ST 1 1 8:00 P.M. William l,oe (iivenleaf Actor, Impersonator. "Hip Van Winkle." JULY 1KT1I 8:00 P. M. San Francisco Ladies' QtinrleMt Thorese Zahnatyn, Dorothy Ilunn, Vera Matthews, Esther I.indsey: assisted by "Tho Kosenthals." JULY -OTII 8:00 P.M. Wj . Held, Pres. Chamber of Commerce Secretaries. Illustrated Lecture, "Alaska." JULY2ITII 8:00 P.M. Musical Prelude. Direction Leland A. Coon, University of Oregon.- JULY 2.vm 2::m P. M. ltof. J. F. Hi iimlmugli, O. A. C. Address. S:0) P. .M. Junior ( liatituuiiiia. Pageant and Plav. JULY U7TI1 8:00 P. M. IJraiiil Concert by the Southern Oregon Chautauqua and Summer School Chorus Leland A. Coon Directing, assisted by Soloists from Portland and .Medford. JULY 20TII 2:. '1(1 p. M. Prof. F. T. Heed. O. A. C. Lecture. t 1:30 P. M. Iticlinril A.Scliol., Keed Colltge, will make the closing address. Adv. imi ' ;' '' ' Idi SAFEGUARD YOUR VALUABLES Many of your papers arc worth mvt to you than a'ctual cash. Yet you certainly run the risk, if they are kept at home or in your office, of losing them by fire, robbery or carelessness. Then why not rent a safe deposit box at the First National Bank, where, for a mod erate sum, they will be perfectly proteeted, yet easily accessible? Vho first National Bank Medford Oregon fe2J Vacation Supplies and Hints I'Olt WOMFX Sanitary drinking cup Thermos bottle ,i Itubber sponge Camera Bathing caps J Hot water bottlo Talcum powder Face powder Rouge Toilet water Cold cream Freckle lotion -Manicure articles 'I'-. FOR MUX Ma7.or blades t. , Shaving supplies TowolB Rubber sponge Camera Drinking cup Fly oil Lotions for Bunburn Toilet water Thermos bottle Sun glasses Foot powder Belts Ingersoll watches I : .Flashlights Storno Stoves and Heat Pocket Maps tlermicidal Soap Aspirin Tablets llluzo's Laxative Pills Mosquitone HeaLh's Drug' SLore .The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. The Coolest Store in Town Excursion to Ashland Every Sunday to Oct. 1st, and on July 4th Medford, Ashland 40c; Phoenix, Ashland, 25c; Talent, Ash land, 15c; Medford, Phoenix, 15c; Medford, Talent, 25c. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan HI TUB MOST TOl'CMIt CAR IX IlOOl'K 111 i K1VEH VALIJOV II ! . It Is safe, comfortable, sensible nil Hie beauty of 111 III an electric with (lie sturdy dependability of the HI I iii-d cliasls ami tin; Ford eiiKlno at. n price made l HI possible uy iiiantity producliin nml- the most effl- ! HI chut manufacturing methods In tho world. . HI We will let you rhlo In ono any dny anywhere you l JH want to go. On that ritlo you will feel sorry for HI every one you see lu any kind of n touring car. I I j Cor. Sixth and Pacific HJtfhway III YOUR OLD RUGS anil carpets ran lie rcwoven Into new FLUFF HUCS nt a nominal cost Kick says: "The rugs we clean arc licnn when we clean "em." 1 reo Delivery Phone ISO Mosan Art Rug Co. 11U West Tenth St. WOOD Wo havo the ninckburn Wood; Yard and are now prepared to furnish all kinds of wood and sinus by tlie tier or cord nt REDUCED PRICES Ynrd at 11.1 S. Fir street. Phono 8& or 876-J. Delivery lo any part ot city. W. W. HALL