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AN IKIiKI'r'N'llKNT KKWNI'AI'KR
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Ht!M.Y. IIV TDK
MKDrOKIJ i'UINTINU CO.
Tbf ftlHfnnl tituvUjr Morning Run 1 furti1".H-l
ulM-tibcra (J-irii'tf Htm cvcti tla dally uw5-
nfi: M.I) Trihmi Building, 16 S71
Nnrtli fir trrt. J'liutte 76.
A f-nnMli'latJ'n of tli1 iNmorratlc Timea, Hit
Ullunl Mill, (lit W'-lf-r.l Tribune, U ttouUi
ni Orcgnitiiin, th Aalilalul Tribune.
INUtKlfT W. KHIII., Mttor.
4. Kl.'M ITKIt hUlTK, MJ.grr.
Br UhII In A'lvutir:
Daily, with Nun-Uy Hun, yeir ...
Iall, with Kimijay Hun, tiiynth ,.
Iafly. wlltmiit hutxlay Hun, yrar .
lBily, without H urn lay Hun, moaUi
UVrkly Mail Tiilxiiie, un ji-ai
H'irxUy Hun, our year
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IIV CAItltlKtt In Mulf-ml. Aatihmrt. Jaikawiri
rill, Otitral i'uint, I'liwcnli, 'i alt-tit ami on
llirl'wiyt):
Dally, wirti Hiiti'lav Sun, tntmtli $ .7.1
hally, wlthnit himilfly Hun, month. , , , . .fi'
haily, without Somliiy hun, onn year... 7. Ml
Imtly, with Kumla-v him, on year 8.60
All If-rtTM by f'Mirirr, mnli in iHaw,
PiiltrM an avowl-Haa matter at Melford,
OMfon, milr at of Muri-h M, JM79.
MKMMKKH OK TUB ASSfK'MTn WIKSH.
Thi- AaniH'lalnl I'fM U M lilnivrly mlillM
tn th u (r rm!liatin uf all iif wa 'II
pjfi'lira fftxlitnl ro il or it't oMirrwIiit rmlklfl
In llna ihT, an J 1m lo Ui lM-al nrwa iub-
llaltel iii-rrln,
V ,..r ' "i "I.r. ili",' ' 'r?--"7-1" ' "'"'c'"1 dl"'
a
Ye Smudge Pot
Hjr Arlhiir I'rrrjr.
fine ft f our nimlMuteH for Kuvrrnni
itcHiirfH "l hi' tux ttliuiitlnn 1h cimuKh
to iimki the nt)K'lH wi'i." Tin iiiim!
hmu'MMful rutiilWIiih1 for governor In
(hi inn who ioM'H ii h un aiiK'l, and
iIuih hit own wMpltiK-
lilUI, C ' X K KHH KM K II K H KT
I'lHK TO POOl, M IHTIl KHS I hi
ll Mr Thlit I'nin'i.) Nu way tu talk
ItlMHIt U IllihtlfHH,
Tll Nlppnni no h ho wto rli.-itn-il
out nf Tnlfdo. Ore., )ul July lmvt
hiiimI tlto chaftt'iri, alrnliiK a ilnxtartlly
Mow at (hn xt-k'ttMMkH of tho
"ctilxtMiH limit". Tho rniilitlnt al
U'ttt'H (lint tho tliy miUHhul, HWorjt to
uphold the Inw, wiih In nctlvo i-liaiK'.
Mad that tho women folkH drnpprd
Iholr hoUrti'Work tu parilrlpato In the
ntiiraKi1- Tn dnnv that they ullll tut
lie red to the ('anHlltution, while
funi'tioniiiK iih their own Judi:o ami
Jury, ttie 1 (Ml percent lieltralNeiH
parked an Anierlcnn flaw In thu front
t ankd. Ah noihtiiK uiih iver done
ahout It Uy tho legally roiintltuted
nuthorttleH of I.tneoln rounty, where
la Toledo in local ed, th J a pa flit d
their milt In a federal court, where
nllhiN have to he allhln, and the hallirr
Hluitn off Ihtf courtroom tllterhiK with
n firm hand. Hut the eily inarhall
InlereHlH tho inoat. Why wiih he not
In the other end of town enforehiK u
city ordinance, inMteail of In the mid
dle of ii raim riot IuvuIvIiik Inteiuu
tlonal law?
AN INt OXSI'K IOI S 111 1 1 1 1 :
(Vrektt, ('ill., Jiturnul)
We ronmatulate our friend
ItitmmerH on hla happy choice of
a fair hrMe. They havo alartetl
for Han l-'ntm lm-o on u vrddlntf
tour.
The time han come tu ki iih tlie
I "ol d hy Itri ileer liornn.
There In a luck of what n defeated
candidate for Mayor of New York
I'lly railed "venom ami applrriaiife,"
In the water election.
Thla In tho nielli futile attetnptn
are nunle to mix K""ollnc and inona
chilli'. In uidt'l- lo yet hlootl out of a
tin nip.
t'oi tin nd now elmrtfi-H the ri'iolle
ton Itoimd Up In "Inhunuin." That H
wh-tl the real of the Nlate thought
ahout the Portland world h fair.
In Hplte itf the ract that their can
didate waN only Inuudatrd hy t,la,Ha
(lien In W'lHcollHlti last Tud;iy. the
AdmlatNli allot) "In not dlroiii a;cd hy
the appititnt ieiH(.. The admluiN
1 1 it Hon e hi eiii i Knii a "moi;il vir
ion. " which couitta un much tin a
itefeat.
The c ity neat h fall of lluht
hearted rlt tueim iinyly ptiyiHK their
taken In a filvolotiN matinet'.
..Ih..Iv hat teHiirict m the Shenan
doah hcailng that he hcud a mcIiI
i hair Ntlieak JunI hefote the la ot
Kialty h.-Kan lo function.
I In Relllim around to the time of
the year when the poMo'tlce it.irhert
the .Mt. t of tftlHency hy locklm;
the W i-Nt door .Moild.l.VN, the middle
door I'Ont wIujh, iitot the ran door
KildaN. There Ih lalk of putllhtt in
a new ilooi.
.Nt) llltV lt M ItMl I! M'VTION
(Oniuicr. Te.( I -a. hit
Wauled lto IIIkIi Ncho.d itnidu
ate to woi k In K m-t al tnei chaiidiNe
HtiMF til hiuhH InieihM town and Irani
lo lie H Hhoctiuiket . One w ho t ii
help milk (hit i on and pla In the
hand pi efei red. l ui he out h of
clean ItahltM, tlcaiet Mnnkein jhvik)
mid loafeiN m e.i n( app1. Ih.y who
UOtlei NttitHlt I McnvI K-m enKlite ntiil
lotiUon liarlor wilt he HlMii pte(ti
rptf . I'mm of In l on it it I UK lluuiu n
and piofatie laittiuapie will itoi hr cn
fide red. Hoy who et (hU J.il. nu-t
Hot lt loo pnud alid at Itton nt lc to
iiiIiikIp with (he utoi k and tnk
rna and help nut In Hie K it t hen now
and then. Tenor i.cr who N n
;ood ntike-OUt hasetMll lu h.-r w ill
liiiil tin an iiieai mmmhut .mu-i u ri
a riy riier nd not ait aii i hk
Yuu wll workOin a vei y loalthtul
ilmate with heautlful nui i mni.tiMi
f lll(i flKhlny, w dlandu a hound in
Villi UN m Mower. Il.u to
lidt Hunday Httrrnoonn. iloid
to lei a irftile and the piiurit h (
hiiHlneai unit wt th country. Mui
lift ood rtMlevuiMii. A pply In otn
own hotidwiitliiK, ta-mtic lt nh.-tt-BiHph
with Une rtHSliiniena'io
fll a month to atari for live lif
with rhanra to huy Interna tn the
httNineiw. Knplyf mn fnmlNh hmr1
and room ai 'i mi if )ou wilt m the
lawn In your np.n ""X AlO "
'VW'O'i," Wily LtNider.
the case for $. new water
9
IT I?! fNTORTL'N'ATK tlial mrc people did not ntli-ml tta mass
moktiiiK t tlm Natiit'ii-Miin hint iiiclit. V'tir it in difficult to nee
how any impartial person could have listened to the arguments pro
ami con ami not come away, inure convinced than ever of the neces
sity of new water system for Medford.
The opponents of the liond issue were there in force, all their
arguments were advanced, and each and every uriiuiiicnt was
answered in audi a fair-minded and convincing fashion that one
wonders if even Home of them' were not convinced that from the
standpoint of common Hense and puhlie necessity, their cause is a
frightfully weak one.
Moid of the questions were pertinent ones. What assurance is
there that the engineers' estimates of expense are 'correct; what
assurance have the people that the new systin, if built, will after a
period of time, (jive the city any purer water than in now obtained
from Fish Lake; if the California-Orcfion power company has an
adjudicated ritflit to the waters of limine River how can Medford be
certain (hat its right of thirty second feet on Hie; Unite will not
be interfered with?
F. (,'. Dillard, who with I). C. Ilenny, one of the foremost liy-
diauli(! engineers on the Pacific
the first question with such an array of figures and with such
manifest sincerity, that in the minds of the auditors all doubt was
removed.
The reason why liig JSutte Springs, protected at its source ly
Nature and with a steel pipe line directly from the springs to the
city without a break could not In; polluted, while l-'ish Lake with,
its unprotected drainage ami association with an irrigation system
could not be and is not protected from pollution, was clearly brought
out.
Dr. I'ickel, with his official reports of the state board of health,
removed all doubt as to the contamination of the present supply,
in fact none of the opponents denied that the Fish Lake supply is
unfit for domestic purposes.
If. I,. Walthcr, with the statement of I'aul Melvce, general man
ager of the California Oregon Power company, which is printed
in another column of this paper today, removed all doubt concern
ing the matter of interference, and showed that the company is
ready to sign a release for the Medford supply, as soon as the
in ssary legal steps are completed.
There were some irrelevant personalities and n few exhibitions
of temper, but they contributed more to the gaycty than the irri
tati f those assembled. All in all il was a very successful meet
ing. And il should, although of c'o'ursci will-not, make the de
cision on next Thursday unanimous,; ..... .
QUILL
IVrliiipH it would bu all rit;lit
liaiulle tlie air service.
A dead town Is one where less than half the 'population is en
leaned in Belling real estate. .
Kvolution is slow and il may he years and years hefore halloou
frousers are pulled on over I he head.
1'olitieH may make women fat, as the papers say. It Henna to
affect some masculine heads that way.
The prunes that come from
ilrieil, not elected.
The harshest commentary
claiiuiiin his mantle.
California should worry!
outline wilt fetch a nickel.
on
When
We need a department to control the air iicrvice, mid another,
alas! to control the air.
The Kossip doesn't function at the hack ard I'cneu any more
She sells it to a confession iiiaKaine.
As to that, Mitchell, why not
under heads that know somcthin);
EG
RipplinRhi)mos
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WRITIN0
yam
I AM WKMTINi! to my aunt, and she'll doubtless cense to
grieve when at last she takes a slant ut the letter she'll
receive. She was always Hood to me; when 1 left the old homo
shark, she exclaimed, "Oh, hully clue, don't be loii in i-nuiinc
buck! 1'or we'll miss ou here at home, uiivs you sadly every,
day; life will cease to be a pome when our j-ossoon is away.
Krom our exes the tears will leak but you'll dry them s tfiey
flow, if you write us every week, tellinu all we oiijjhl to iknow.
You will sweeten sorrow's cup, if you write as you should do,
'tellinv; Row youV stacking "P. how the world is irinj yon."
I was in a mellow mood as 1 left, new scenes to seek, jid I
promised by the ro d I would write her every week. l!ut you
know 411st how it v;oes when h trent is far from home; there are
panics 4ijid iiiovkOIiow s to distract his rattled dome. There r
forty thousand things to disturb his mental peace, and he si;hs
and s;-, "Hy jini:s, 1 must write to Hunt and niece."' Often,
often and Hpiin, I resolved at List lo write, but there wasn't any
pen and the ink was out of siht. Now today 1 stood aghast.
..I,.... ft.;., .vM... ,v iM.iil .,1.1 mint isD iilinif fHst
P--wriv to her, mid do not fail."
wait lor - letters wPih'jjt write, stiindm sadly at the K'
tdl the postman loom in Mlit ; and he shakes Ilia weary head;
"There' mi letter, ma'am. tv.hiy;" then like mourner for the
dead they pursue their dreary wny. q
system grows stronger.
Coast, made the estimates, answered
POINTS
to let the Treasury Department
California are different; they are
Bryan is the calibre of men now
all of 1'Morida is town lots, an
also place the army and navy
about them! '
HOME.
Countless women watch and
Personal Health Serrfce
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. O.
Siond letttrt pcrtcinlng to.pcraonal hulth nrf hyg'n, not tfl dlsfrnotlfl mr
trtmnt, will b ntwtrtd by Dr. Briity If stimocd, alf-sd drafted tnvtlOM It ancloted.
Latlert ihould t b'taf and written in Ink. Owing to tha ttrg numbar of Uttari rcoivd, only
ttv can b anwrd fitrt. No rvply can b rndt to quanta not conforming to inttructions.
Add rat Or. William Brady, In caro of trot ntwipaptr. ,
Wlini I IMilnwmary TuborcuIlH?
A yoimic w:mnn wiih In a "run
down condition," whatever that may
mean, tilie admitted a sliKht coukIi.
hiome of her spu
tum was submit
ted to microsco
pical examination.
The report from
tho health depart
ni e n t laboratory
was "positive"
Unit Ih, tbbercle
bacllll. the irormNj
or c o n s u mption,
were found In the
specimen. Two months later, she
states, it was examined npaln, by a
doctor, who reported that there were
"only six bacilli In It." which ho be
lieved Ihreo weeks of treatment
would overcome.
We needn't Ko further With thlsi
ulrl's hlKtory. She wrote to "k
whether "lun trouble" and "weak
lunKs" are the Kime as tuberculosis
of the iuiiKS, and whether tubercu
losis and consumption arc the name
disease.
In the first place. It sonifies noth
ing whatever, ns to the stiico or de
cree of tuberculosis, whether one
bacillus or a countless number of!nn( "nitan-hni trnnhle In one nne"l
hioilll aro found In the sputum: the(..rp nffered in linn of n honest d-
tin in her present In any Riven speci
men is purely circumstantial. Ad
vanced cases may show few or even
no had HI at times, und the earliest
or incipient slaue of the disease may
he present not withstanding -larve
numbers of bacilli in the sputum
Tho older do.-l.ir. wore inllnr..rn.o,t
11 in.-y iiPiicvnl tlie number or
.-... .lKniri.-d nvthl..K.
In the second place "weak lung"
and "lung trouble" are viciuus sub
terfuKes. Kit her the physjrian who
iilnkes such a near diagnosis Is in
competent to Kive 1111 ojiinion or else
he Is deliberately suppressing the
truth and today he is not Justified
in .i, . . , , . , 1 - - - - -
, ' e "'" ",,y '", " 0 ." " in fact, it i
other, for recovery from tul.er.-ul.mis misdirected effort, ulnco It does not,
depend uiion proi.uit and frank rec-1 ,, rfe.-t n10 escaped convalescent (ft
OKlilliun or the n.-llial presence orj possible i-arrier or the Infection) or
the disonife and 'the consequent adop
tion of U mode or life which will
permit i-0st.natl.il to liealtlk 1 1
Timely Views ,
on World Topics
'l-:iighiml Headed for llovolutlon,
rrcdlcia lioon 1Vni.sk y."
"KiiKlanA is headed for revolution
because 'she has already entered thu
atnice of capitalistic disintegration,"
contends Leon Trotsky, tlio Ibdshvlk
leader In his new
k. "W h I t h e r'
I
l'nuliind " lie also
.Vsser s th.t New
York, not Moscow,
ii hurrvinir her
lnnir tlio nitth tn
revolution, lie fur
ther says:
"T b i s answer
may s e e m para
doxical, yet It Is
the simple truth.
The powerful and
constantly grow ing
influeiue of tho
-j .' ., , . .
ICON vyrwy i nueu Maus on in tl)0 WMt amJ tmu u woutI moHr, deliberation and much postponement
world affairs is mn,.n to our t.lly nt tls time, also the small chores around the hotel, oc
renderlng morn and more Impossible t,m( sxv; mm- fai.nB ft romiul,m cup,.(i chiefly with discontented wives
nnd hopeless tho sitmuhm of liritlsh tm,t w(, hwrtly rc(Ulrc tho con- awaiting such liberty as the Nevada
Industry, Itrlllsh trade. Itiliisli fi-j KtrUl.tit,n of n new pipe line. Mr. divorce laws can bestow upon them.
nances ami nritish diplomacy.
"The I nlted States cannot but
tend to expand In the world market P w c mnipany's willingness to and as ful lof quaint lies as It Is ins
talling which lis own. Industry will wiV9 lla vested right to that water Hlble to be. A pathetic, useless, thrift
bo threatened with apoplexy because (n fwvr of t10 t.y S 'satisfying as obi nuisance, he watches life go
of the richness uf its blood.
Tlio
( lilted States can expand only nt
the expense, of the other exporting
countries which means particularly
Ktmland, In iew of the patented
Iiawi'H method of harnessing the ecu
uomlc life of an entire nation In th
traces (if American mer vision. It
alnioNt pmvokes a smile to hear
people speak of the revolutionary
HUnitli atue of one '.Moscow' pamph
let or other.
Tight Kconotnh Situation,
"t'ndir the cover of what Is called
the pacification and rehabilitation of
Kurope immense revolutionary and
m I lit (try ioiif licts are preparing for
the morrow. Julius Itarnes. who en
Joys i he confident of the depart
ment of commerce at Washington.
auKKf.ttrt I hat the Kuropean debtors
of the 1 tilted States be aligned to
exploit such portions of the world
market as will not bring the impov-,
etched and Indebted Kuropean cou-jtou in tied today. The motion picture
sun of the l ulled Stales Into coin- comedian, at the wheel of an automo
petttlon with the expansion of their, bile thirty feet nbove the ground was
creditor across the seas. In aiding iMK a comic flight before the cam
to restore the Kuropean monetary , MU ftertlay when one of the wires
MMem the I'nlted States Is simply upHrt.ng the machine broke and
exnlodin one InflattM Illusion after
the other by Ktxing the Km opt ails
un oppottuuuy to express their pov
erty and dependence In th4 Innttuage
of a firm currency.
"liy vxertiug pressure on Its deht-
.... ... "
itraiuing ir reitifiiig rrwni i r.uiu
peau countries, the I nitrd States is
,d.,.-ln thrm tn Brudually .'htn-
ing economic ib yewdence. in the last
nnalxsis an In.io table situation, that
(tne necessMiry i-onotiitn. lor in-,
IV b social and rvvoluilonarjf dls-.
Th i-ommunlst li 0rna-,
tiotmlietl in the hcht of thf
, . . . .
eoftled, may be considereU
.time-1 conservative Institution ns
tompared with Wall Stn-t. MmfiO.
laes, Julius Rarnes these are
KiuoitK artificer of theappro4Uti
ch-,
ing Kuiopean rjjouuion.
iTttlitij. PiWjcr ft V. S.
Statrs and Kngtand. by fir' of clr-
ouniM.m. are cIUHrating In this
wtMk. but at the coat of increasinn
bva. of independent KimUnd i a
lhe common action n tbnk for
jiM. fon e.t ile nultiftofiHm te-
IWMqVw t.i pttem l.hU
I'nrr.t nln I'onlltctS Ot wi pel n:ij'
I TuberoulnniH Is conHiiniptlon roc-
oinlzed ( the better dlasnoftlc
skill of modern medical practice) In
the Hinge lwfnro marked waRtlng oc
cur,' ta-foro tho body benlnn to be
consumed by the high fever of the
later stage.
Klther the condition,, the "run
down condition," the failure to recu
perate after "grip," bronchitis, pneu
monia. inenHlfH. rhltdblrt h or other
Itv tho "nnemia." th "dva-
thtt itlonrinv Ihn "cnM" or
the unidentified attack of fever. Ih
tuberculoids or It Isn't. YounR aduUnJ
und youths whould Rive themselves:
the benefit of any doubt as tor tho
diannoHis by adoitiiif; open air life
anyway. Whatever the outcome,
open air living is healthful. The
time when tuberculosis of the luncs
or. unv other mirtion of tho bodv
: resoonds most nroimitlv In onen
air. sun baths, plain food and rent, is iart which tfnve fame to 1'Ved Ktone,
when the question of diagnosis Is when the book was made into a mu
Mtill undecided. I sical extravaK'inza.
Nine out of 10 rases of pulmonary! In tho cast tiro Dorothy Ttwan,
tuberculosis nowadays recover that Mary Carr, .Virginia Pearson, Charlie
1st. nine out of 10 discs dlapnosed Alurray. liryant Washburn. Josef
honestly. The disasters occur when Swlckard, Otto Lederer and other Iin
"run down conditions." "weak Iunifn,M,ortftt playertt.
mission that we don't know and are
unable to determine Just exactly
what the condition Is.
QfKSTIOXS AND ANSWKRS
Conuiifius and iiffMliLs.
! ,ween a contaBioul, an if0ctlou
, dieUKe. In whl. h chiss is meaaliui?
, burnnB mihur ln tho room after
, .
measles sufficient fumigat.on?
Answer Nowadays there Is no
diseases are more or less infectious
uiansmissime) by means or human.
animal or insect carriers. Ilurnlng
SUlolllir In I ho rnnm lo nn I nan i-n tine
persons, animnls or insects which
may have entered nnd lert tho room
prior to the fireworks.
not remolB future nr hln
pared." In tho end he sees only dis-
ustor for America, concludes Ills
preface with theso words: I
In rovolutllnary development'
America doe. not stand-in tho front
rank; the American burBeol,lo will
still enjov th. privlloR-e of witnessing
lk. ,,,-., ,, ' , ., ,.
tho destvuctlon of Its older Kuropean
, ,,. , , .. , , : ' ,
. , a Z l""""1; e, h"Ur V.'"
strike for American capital also; ho
American oil and steel magnates.
trust and export leaders, tho multl-
,llll0.""lrp uf Nw Xork Chicago
!. . lu . 1 " '"""h
lwh nconsciously-J-tbeir predes-
' 1 1,0,1 re,luUonai v function. And,
.....-. j,. .,... um-
' ,nuttfI 'httrse theirs."
COMMUNICATIONS
i:. I). Kelly States
To tho Editor:
I'osltluiu
I am convinced thnt tho ttig Rutte
"' nuppiy i one oi ine very lineal
v..hk-. nv,i..M.. ..i,
I U'lilthnr'a nvhlunnfn... at i,l,.ln'.
1I1(,(,,ill . fllo r'ldifnrn nr..L-..n
far as t goes, . but Mr.
Viilt her
,hlnm.h an lm.dverlan.-e f;.il..,l i,
lin(,w..r mv nnetlnn tn whether'
n,. nu, Umt rllH,mtlon had any 4eJ
, f .,i,i,lu .lVf nnr
one remaining utility, 1. e.t water.
If Copcu will come thruunh with
n proper relinquish men t of Its pri
ority to the city's filing on Hutto
Spring, a relinquishment that is with
out any ingenious strings, nnd tho
further assurance that they have no
design on tho ultimate control of
the city water, the Rutte Spring will
look much more attractive to tho
voters, and I suggest that thin Is the
proper time to settle ttils matter.
K, K. KKI.I.V.
Medford. Oct. 3.
Movie Star Ittvnks I
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. Oct. 3. A
broken leg kept Lloyd "Ham" Hamtl-
.Hamilton crashed to earth.
Ho Rcttcr Migrate to I . K. A..
tXd'KMIAOKX. The executioner
has lost his Job. He has not had a
thinii to do in twenty years to earn his
I money
Not one lue has been sen-
t ciued to death.
A.m..mvn-..t.
1 , wt,h to atim.oin. t.. n,.nk-
( rimtoniei s and the icfneral putdle thsl
i nave stht nij interests tn the alley
cmpny to H. C. Kredetie and
Mrs 1.
U o w I e y. Mr. K retl e it e
, VV ... . r "T""
tiiended to us as a man vt sterling
rharader. and Mrs. Row lev neda no
intra. tlon lo the people of Medfol.
hinit been cmnectd with the Xt?!-
rjW company in the enpadty of
"-,P'r fir the past five xears.
i win to tnank the public for their
,...,,- , mv ivtst, ana i
in tnil .i-ii x.k. ih..LJ - . -J
...,i.ni uir i ail ley r Uil MS loe
ran b aund the new proprietors
ill mve thm the same rourteeus
t'""-nt. faiV,ielin and prompt
t t,(
m emieaxored
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YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSWERED.
The Screen
Bj Te Prciu AgenC.
Hit; Comedy, limit's Crntcrian,
Tjirry isenion In "Tho Wizard of
Oz." is the attraction at tho Hunt's
C'raterian . huiiinini' tomorrow mati-
nee. Semou nlavs tho senrecrow. a
Richard UarthelmeRs supported by
a plcndld cast In "Shore Leave,".
c'OBM nt tm tneatcr lomgiu.
Its a
rtllJ mrnnr.
Portrays Dclllitful diameter.
'That Devil Quemado." Fred
Thompson's latest and greatest west
ern comedy drama. Is showing at the
"'"" WniBht for the last tlmeB. The
- . ..... v.
r:'u',r"' n""'- ':',one01 ,no ac"ni-
iui pans 01 ine piciure.
The R , GQTKk n ,he hoart of
nn,lin ., Uo BOO , n-,ntnn,nv
begins an
engagement at the Hialto theater to-
moProw mtinee. This is said to he
one of the moat beautiful and awe in-
ti . 1 1 i
hiii ring uitcKKi ounos ever sue it in u
motion picture production.
r f Lxt I J
UellgtlttUl LsOffieCty
Coming, to Craterian
"I.lKhtninK," a deliBhtrul comedy.
-.'wnicn comes to Hums traiermn
Thursday ninht. October 8th. la the
first r'",rt 8h",, of 11,0 8easo"- staged
by Winchetl Smith.
M ls rtra""''( M a remarkably
te In its tones and fine In Its appeal,
nn of,un'r f
cl,an BOrt: Tou.hinB the heart with
niany a shaft of tender feelinc. this
M ,
famous comedy Is woven around a
character as Kontl and lovable, as has
, Amelk.nn 8t,1K0 aince the
d of Jo((n.K ..Rl) Vnn winkle."
, ,.., .. k, ..,, . i.,,.,,i .
Llth,n,. ,, ,,, .ippimg old soldier
and hotel man of the Lalifornitt-.Ne-
Va(1(l Ilor(ler.
,u Joll0H has becn ronically nick-
named iigmnin' nerause ne is so
j aow a1jolIt everything he sets out to
do,' A prevaricating nnd shiftless old
relic of the Civil war, ho has, early in
life, to hear him tell it, crossed the
plains In the dead of winter, driving
hefore him a swarm of bees, without
losin ga .single bee He has a small
pension which usually goes for liquor,
and he lives on the bounty of his
drudging wife. When necessary for
nun to wortf, no pernnma wiin nn-ui
I i i.-hmiti' wtnninir nid rhnn.
nrnfessimr knowledge of everything
drugging by, too lazy to Join tho pro-
cession. . i
:
WINNIPEG. Oct. 3. After migrnt-
thpir rr,iKipn oppW!l military service,
0im r.nn M.ntinnite. will o.n
have moved on -again, this time to
Mexico. The exodus began in 1921.
and the last few members of the col
ony are now ready to leave.
The colony In Mexico comprises
300.000 acres, where the sect has been
permitted by the Mexican government
to establish its own schools, speak
Uerman and manage Its own Internal
affairs.- The Mention it es were also ex
empted from military service.
Mention Ites from Russia are taking
tbj hvnds whieU tlio tier ma ns are
leaving In Canada.
Tito Anarrican lontlst Ahmad.
OIKZZAN. Th "death dealing"
dentist of Indianapolis, Dr. Sparks,
one of the American aviators, hs
helped capture It luffs.
rwv with 1
EAT A GOOD
Sunday
0 Dinner
at
Hotel Medford
une Dollar'
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STATE OF MIND
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. Solemn
warning by VAlUu Root that contro
versies and quarrels between nations
are certain to come, and that "mere
agreements not to have these things
happen are futule," was sounded to
day in his paper on codification of
international law presented by Repre
sentative Theodore Burton to tho
inter-parliamentary union's confer
ence here. ,
The paper's author, recognized rt
the conferees as one of the world'
outstanding authorities on interna
tional affairs, held that codification
ihad a special importance at this time
because of the necessity or enlarging
the services rendered by the perma
naent court of international justice.
The court was one of a group of
related institutions, 1 with the League
of Nations and The Hague court of
arbitration which tho writer asserted
promised "to facilitate the preserva
tion of peace to a degree, never before
attained." - : : f , -
"These three Instances, for confer
ence, fur judicial decision, and for
arbitration, aro still, ih Uielr Infancy,"
-Mr. Root Haiti, "but they have made
extraordinary development ln tho
last thirty years and tho simple fact
of their existence is already changing
the way In which mankind thinks
and feels about the disposition of In
ternational controversy without war."
In a preceding passage, Mr. Rout
had stated his. conviction that wars
resulted from a state of mind. Ho
amplified that statement with the as
sertion that "we have reached a point,
where war cannot be successfully car
ried on unless it gratifies the feeling
of the great body of people of tho
country." . . . . ....
"The conclusion," the paper con
tinued, "is that the most effective
method of dealing with the state of
mind which leads to war Is not by
any mere negative but a counter
nffirmativo, consisting of a substitute
for decision by war tn the form of de
cision by proof and reason.
"Considering the extensive use of
these three instances ln the disposal
of international controversies under
the troubled and excited conditions
of Europe during the past five years
and the beneficent rules which havo
been accomplished,- it is apparent
that these institutions are an evolu
tion from the practical necessities of
international lifo.
".Most serious, in considering thla
subject is the mistake of those who
expect human institutions to be born
full grown, who condemn The Hague
court of arbitration and the perma
nent court of international justice
and the -League of Nations within its
own membership and all the confer
ences of post w-ar because ,thcy havo
not already stopped all wars.
"Theso fail to understand that all
real progress ls the result never of
compulsion but always of a process,
and that the process has to go on in
the minds and feelings of many wide
ly different nations and therefore It
must be slow.
"Although you cannot change hu
man nature, yuu cun chango stan
dards uf cpnduct but always gradual
ly, never violently."
Cook with gns.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
TJNITKO STATES SENATOR
JAMES J. CROSSLEY
Of Portland, Oregon, hereby an
nounces thnt he Is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for U. S. Sena
tor nt the May. 1926, Primaries.
Will work zealously for develop
ment of Oregon and support of meas
ures for real benefit of farmers as
suggested hy their organisations. Fa
vor World Court and Reform Senate
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