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TRlil MEDEORI) MAJIHMLUUNifl, MliUKOUP, ORK(IONr, TlllUSDA V, KMIllf T A U V 10, 1DI0. TT I1 M1 1 'L 1 1 V ' '"II "1 (I If Medford MailTribune Professor llyslop. Twonl.v years I ni?i music ho.cs war quit popular Mllll Mtwtl Slllilll H'lIM IM'V Cxi. I ill " I'UUUSUKD IJAtUT EXCEPT SATURDAY. , ' A consolidation of lac Medford Mailt established 1889; tho Southern OMRon ( them. She thought tlhoul Ihcm n Itn, established 102; Democratic Times. esUbllshed 187Ji thv Ashland Trlb- i , (,(a, ))H W()s mt , M ()( . - drennunir nhout Ihctu Official Paper ofjho City of Medford. GEORGE PUTNAM, Kditor and Manager. , cntftml a. cond cloM letter November I. t iV PO.tofflo at iTOfoni: Oregon, umler the net C March 3, IS .9. jna year, by mall. SUBSCRIPTION HATKS: , U.OO One month by malt or carrier.... I ,80 COLLEGE HAZING. Indignant denials have been issued by President Campbell and students of the University of Oregon of the report published in the Mail Tribune regarding the death of a former student as the result of hazing. That the. sad and untimely end of Clarence (ore was directly traceable to the hazing incident is the" opinion of those best quali fied to know. t This paper has been accused of slandering the tajr ammo of the University of Oregon because it published these facts. It was not the hazing incident that was crim inal, in the minds of these critics, but the publication of the aftermath. The hazing did not excite indignation, but the printing of the news aroused fierce resentment. There is nothing manly, bright or witty about hazing. It is a senseless exhibition of the barbarian instiucts of youth, and is on a par with the cruelty exhibited by ml ants toward insects and animals. The college youth gets the same sort of gratification from the gang torture of a help less victim that the child experiences when he pulls a fly "Ono nluht dreamed that uu oltl brown rotator named lVli flew into (ho diniiur-ronin window, bowed low anil said: " 'Miss Smith, my wives have laid a duplex music box with a reH'itory of sixteen Sohlilx waltzes,1 "Of course, Mis- Smith wan amus ed by thi! divam and laughed about it when alio recounted it lo her mother and lister the next uiorniim;. Tlioy all laughed heartily until the hired uirl came in. hor hair flying wildly about, her head, and eriod out: "'Heaven 8 pure um, ma'am! tho hens' is laying square oh. Thciv are sixteen fiipnre ejjgH out in the nestK now.' "The hired girl was. riuht, jjentlo- uien : I ho to were .sixteen btpturo eggs in the nesls, and, what is more. Ihoy were all numbered and marked like building blocks. Itofotv .Miss Smith knew what she was doing she was plaeiug those egg one upon tho other a they were- marked until she had built of them what exactly re sembled a music box. uud us she ad justed the lat egg there haiNt from the mass of them a beautiful Sehlitr. twn1l rriin.h tvnc n.ift ipnlt. ,. ......1. "itni'i ai.vj.u . nu mill, il 7iii of those eggs, ami you only had to rub one of them with your thumb to start it playing. That, gentlemen, was a really imxirt:iiit psvehie man- to pieces. , ifestation." The University of Oregon has done its best to eradicate "Vou say you dnscn't give u the bub It is. rfownod upon by tho authorities and hy th.'.",- Sj'S JJ- Qtiidont hodv. and there is but little Ot it practiced. I5lU ; "I prefer not to," replied I'aladino INCREASE IN APPLE PLANTING f the . .. . . . , l . -it i. ..l.i .1 l Sniitli tragic finale ot tins Hazing exploit wut prouauiy t-.u. for the time at least the desire of smart Alec youths to'v,.(r ilu,,nlv,i nini,nwm ivrkin. " -ratifv their barbarian propensities. , ;i"d.d Smith. now ami lunoraut hiivd girl made an omolot of them ono moniing." LOCAL MEN ON STATE CONFERENCE PROGRAM-:: Interesting Program Arranged for Second Annual Commonwealth Conference in 'Eugene. 1 "lal an.vboil.v eat that omelet f THE PASSING THRONG. ried out Frank .longs, the eminouJ -t- iioiu uay uneKoiogisi, -- --- 4- Ami I.o, ii .Mauleal Singer. "Ve." -aid I'aladino Smith. -.- ' PSYCHIC HEN LAYS ly. "mot of that omele wan eaten by A !Joc . u a then young girl who is now one of DREAMS ,)(, jj,.,,au.,t ,.;, (unMn singing TOLO. Fob. "lO.l'aladino Smith, '! "day. and" - the nnW niomlior of t ! To O Boa 111 .iihthhb 1- iuijim-.i. m.ii of Poultry Trade, with what lys tonus deivd t'hairmau I'erkiitr 'Toinoi l"psyehic leanings," carried into la.t r,,w S'mduy-nnd ,l't wm.ter get i..,u.i;nL, il,,. l:,tL.st issue ..f. any bad language on my et.nseaMiee. , n,,.v- .'.. I'mf.r HvalnnV "T.oirnnl of the ' "" omiin. yon air- om I gne pi in M 71 ,; rioan Sodety of Psychic He- -V ncm: Feb. 30. Men w.ell known in . . , THE IIVSTANDKH. ' eareh and rem! to an interosf.'d "" '',r"'- (Orohard and Fnnn.1 Tho (!alifoiuia applo is ooiaing to its own, and wo are pleased lo nolo that eorporatioiiN are organising lo ilant (his fruit on u largo nealo while many smalt individual grower are anaiiuiug lo put out a oounldot ahle aereago to il. For .seven it yoat past mora attention Iuih Ihmmi paid lo tho peaeh than to any other iudtvtil nut fruit, and tho demand for mint ery stuck of thi elasn u been so heavy that our looal nurnoriort luno been unable to supply it and. in oSu fteueuoe, there have been very ox teiiHive uuH)rlalions trom tho east oaeh tsetiHou. Thorn will ho little do eivase in the planting of peaohoN in ine luiuro. hut tor all that, it is our belief tluTI, in tho near future, the grout demand will be fur applo ntook anil that there will be as groat an iinpelu. given to apple-growing In tho fill tiro as there ha been to peaohes in the past. Several events have taken pb f lute that have turned attention to this kind of all fruits The great apple exhibit at .Spokane lias done much in this direction, and while California was not so well represented there as she eould and should have been, yet enough was shown to prove thai, as an apple seeliou. she had points f j,,.it merit, that' exhibit, however, proved that tho great Paeifio northwest eould grow apple, as good as uy on h, audi has turned attention lo ijiis branch of fruit growing, and this attention is not confined to Wash ington and Oregon, but lakes in the whole const. The holding of the Into fruitgrowers' coin cation at Watson- ville, in the hour! of the apple Mic tion of ibis iittte. also has done much to prove to our own people that thev can grow apples over a wide range of their own sinic The great demand for applo for shipment lo Australia. China. .In pan mil other lauds of the western hemisphere has proved that there is it demaado and a glowing one. for till of IJii fruit that can be grown and at a good profit. All llio.se factors hae been at work Ii draw attention to apple growing, and it has started. We note in this con nection that u big company has been organized at Santa Hosa for the piirixise of growing GrnvonMetiis un der the name of the Clold Ktdgu Or chard company. This company has been organized by prominent busi ness men of Sonoma count v. APROMINENTREODJNG LADY RELIEVED OF 6ALL STONE! By Bloodless Surgeay; No Knife; No Blood Much excitement prevails lit Itcil- unit tlioy told her they eould roianvn ding over the ivnmrl(alilc euro and tin) gall Htnno la tweuty-rnur Iioiuh removal of numy KiilUtoncn train Mrs. 'wl!li JitHt tliino dime of medicine, J. A, Newton, 0 IS I'lao xtret, lltl-; ntnl true to their word Mm, Newton (tine.. The great Fer-Doti, who linn wan relieved of many gull hIoih'm hy been In that city tor the punt two; junt throe iIohoh of medlnltie and tine montliH, Hinted that the European ha tlnmi In a baltle. Tho roputa medical exports and bloodies mir-'tlnn of the European medical ex. kooiih would Introduce a new method In removing tumors, eiuieerH and gall ulnae without the line of a Italfo. At flmt ho was laiiKhod and mieoroil pert In now ctitahllHhed In Hoddlng and mnltltudcH of prominent HUxciin have been trented by htm. The mIi:I(, lame, the deaf, the rheumatic, wi-ml ut: tin' eltuens called him a fale,(ihclr way to the office of the fraud, crunk, etc. Hut how well hnii ropeau hloodleHs surgeou. From the the great Fer-l.)on kept hi word, a Morning HearelillKht, Itoddlng, (Jl nuuihor of the most prominent elll- Fohruary till, HMO. xoiih of Iteddlug ran verify hlft Htate-, Tho Fer-Doa medical uierlM liuvx ineut, The first rase of bloodloN Hiir-:hoen In Medford since Monday, Foh- Keiy performed hy the European mod. h uary 7tb, and II Ih truly phoneme. leal oxperlH was tho caHe of Mrs. ! nal the patients that have been up .1. A. Newton, living at 918 Pino) for examination and have put thene Ktreet, Iteddlug. ' selves under his euro with no hol Unll Stones Itemovetl. latlon. lie linn located Ilia offlrcn The offteen of the European inedl- " tho Monro Hotel and Is kept very at experts were crowded yoHterday j busy. Ho only Intends lo take few at Hie LoronU Hotel. Many asked to eases here In Medford to estahlUli a see (ho great F.-i-Don, but were told I lepiilatlou throiiKh Oregon. He h,i, that It waa ImponHllile, as , F-r-Hoi, a wonderful praellci) In California does not examine patients or tronli'd b' here In Medford by to-tt-oiii, hut were Informed that thorniest of so ninny people who hove European medical experlH and the, written In lo his permanent offlct bloodless Hiirgeon would attend lot at Haoramuiito, Cal, located at 1 010 their Ills. One woman who was liijSth street, reipiestln Ills service tho reception room stated that tier ' here. name was Mrs. J. A Newtoa and He makes a Hinall rhargo M one that she had been .tick for several dollar for examination and consult:!, venis She consulted several physl'itlon. Ills office hours are from 10 cuius, .sue heard or tho great Fer-Oon I to 12 a. m., 2 lo i and 7 to S, p. m. ami the European medical expert. Sunday, from 10 to 12 o'clock noon $35.00 PER ACRE Buys (his bountiful bonii'stcjid in t lit fanums (I riff in (Yei'k district. UK) wivs six miles from .Modfonl, IhriM' milos from .rai'ksonvillc. !lf acres ready for planting; N." acres can be cnltivtited: the balance is beavilv timbered; $1000 cash will handle this bargain. HUNTLEY-HREMER COMPANY 214 Pruitgi'owora Bank Building. ' ! ! various lines ot otmeavor nave neon j ,,,,,1.,, ,lt. testimony of a psychic ficourod to address the second an-. , , ., , i ,ir(.ini,,.i ,,r nual cianmoii wealth conference to '' ',,. ying" a Martlet! H;ar. Tlie excerpt from the psychic held under the auspices of the Uni versity tomorrow and Saturday, The program embraces subjects of crencral interest and each addre.-s .journal that I'aladino Smith read tan as follow: Thirty-five year ago I was the will be followed by an open diseu- wlwr , l rj,M:k f M,try. I was sion of the problems pro-ontoil. Only one nbjoet will be taken up at the meeting Friday night.- This will be "Tho Invigoralion of n.Mral Education in the Common Schools of Orugon," the address to be deliv ered by Dr. I.uther If. Dyolt, pastor of the First Congregational church of Portland. The dismission to fol low will be led by Stephen A. I-owoll of Pendleton. worried, however, to think 1 found no . eggs ilcMi.itcd in tho- lovely uesUi which I hud prergirrd for the lions, j "One morning I came down from I breakfast and told my mother and ' sister 1 had droit mod that one of my , hens laid n Bartlott pear. A little i before noon my mother eame in, miv ing, 'Your tlroam proved true.' In ' her hand he has an egg shaped i e.vnelly like a .pear. I have the shell i fin Wi I- -jt luniiiniii iln iiiiuittMir . a v .............. ............. .... ...... n , noWf , IR jx.j.tccf JH,nr . will open with an address by Austin III1V ,u,j w-lfl)u T. Huston, master of Mie State j yu.n JIr Krnitji had finished Omnge. on the subject, "The lm-1 .......i:..,. n,.,:,...,..,. Perkins ' ,l..m,i....- provement of the Conditions of Cotm-, p). ,u, pmnphlei he was read- trj' Life in Oregon." Members of tho Oregon ConntyLife Commis.sioii will lead the dismission. The iutt ii jlt Iroiu. .Adjusting Ins glasses, he read with mumbling lip?, then got uu slowlv and said: subject tnken up will be "Organiz.i-j "Ho ain't made it up, brother moni tion and Ageneies for Seenring Pub-, i!rs. ,K ,ien, ,.1(,r . ,,Jirtikor licity in the Public. Affairs of Ore- jIIH (aVf Jin UK HiffnmJ ,MiM. Hjinki gon." If. V. Montague of Portland f rioil(1 f jjjHti .s,nit,rs will give the address and Y. I. Vaw- Not otlv skeptieal." res(M)ii4ld tor of Medford will lead the discus-. .-rr. Kolliiifl. "I'm sure about it. I'm Bio"; . . sure it's one of the gosh-blamedest "Irrigation or the illametle Val-ji,.s ,mt ewr ol ;nt prJllL Rh ley" will he (ho first topic Saturday ,V)M. that there voung holy had afternoon, the address being given dreamed about n hen lavin' it loco by John H. Lewis, state engineor. motive like Harnum's thai runs to paper on "Development of the Water ! .Taehsonville. Do you reckon there's . .sources or wretMn. oy .mnti -. ony hon ever hatched whl could b ninsuer. j. v. hteveus, district en- influenced to lav n steam engine In Kiiicur ui mt; unueu nmit'H pnoiopif'ai ; a fool dreamt" !1I t 3 4 1 1 . rti mu- cy, win ieuo me uiscussion. i lie; L,l iffaws ahook the board nnni sunjeet tnKen up will he .1 Lest Ye Forget Till-! COM IHX HI) MANKIUTT.J'KWKI UY STCXK OK KLWOOI) ,t AM) ,J. M. KMiKU, CONSISTING OK DIAMONDS, WATCH US, (iOLI), SILVIOK AND AKTWAIilO, CV'V (J LASS, .M V S I C A h IU'IiNMOTT .IKAVKIdiV, INSTIU'MKN'TS, CLOCKS, I0TC., INCLi:i)INr(l SAKK AN D FIXTU KKS, WILL lK SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION Sale Commences Saturday, Feb. 12, 10 a. m. JiKOrNNINO AT. 10:30 A. M. AND CONTINULNdTfLL THE I0NTI RIO STOCK IS Forestry Policy for the State of Or egon." E. T. Allen, forester of the Pneifio Northwest Conservnfioli As Boeintion, will give the address, and an open discussion will be led by C, R. Seitz, head forester of the Cas cade reserve. MK YOU OOTNO KAHT? Have you a friend coming west? You ought to bring ono to Med ford. Call and nee us, Tho colonist rates will bo effect shortly. Let us talk routes and ratos with you. Information cheerfully firnlHhort. Phone, address or call on Southern Pacific Conpftnr(A. a. nosenbaum, at Medford. ' " . Cutlery and sware friend's, at Oood- room for n minute, while a frown crinkled on tho massive. brow of Pal- iidiuo Smith, "Your conception of psychin mat tors is indeed whimsical," began Hoard Member Smith sharply. "Ah ii matter of elemental (motoric fact, (here is nothing hynotheticnllv ab surd or inoorgruous in this statement of psychic fact in the letter a friend of Mis Smith's wrote to Professor liyslop. That Miss Smith mentioned in nmt letter was a jrrcnt annt of mine, by mamago. and if her hus band hadn't died she would still ho a great aunt of mine. I could give you hor nddrew, only for family reasons I prefer to withhold it. I jmvo se-ri that pear-shaped egg uud I have seen other remarkable eggs that wore laid by hens of Miss Smith's about which alio dreamed, "Tn fuct, Kontlemon, it occurs to mo to tell you about u dream of Miss Smith's that is vastly stranger than the one monUoned in this letter to j "DISPOSED OF. SALES DAILY AT 10;30 A, M., 2;30 AND 7:30 P. M. EVIDIiVTHINU GOES. TMIO TITI ; NOTHING UESIORVtiD. DO NOT KORQET THAT THIS SALE IS ON SQOATCE, AS IT JV THE IDENTICAL STOCK YOU TIAYR SEEN ON SHELVES AND OASES OKELWOOD & UITRN.ETT AND J. W. TOLLflR KVKRY DAY, AND AS yOlJraOWTUJi)PRrOIi:SYOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF SEOUIMNO SOME OK TTHS HKHf-OLASfl JEWELRV AT1 ABSOTiUTJCLY YOlTll OWN PRTOIS. 'mwttorMt""" Don't'Forget the Time Saturday at 10 a. m. M. M. LICHTENSTEIN, Auctioneer i 1 5 MAIN STREET