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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDIfORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, .1910. 1 AT THE Medford Mail Tribune Comploto Hcrlcn: Thirty-ninth Tear: Dally, Firth Yenr. AW MtDBPBWDBHT KSWBVAVBB munaD dah.t except sattj- 8AY BT THE KEDrOBD vnxxTjxa oo. A consolidation of tho Med ford Mall Jtabllihpil 1889; tho Southern OrROn im, established 10J: tho Democratic Times, established 1872; tho Ashland Tribune, established, 1896 and tho Med Cord Trlbuno, established 190S. ROnOR PUTNAM. Editor and Manager Battered as second-class matter. No Ttoaber 1, 1909 at tho post office at Medford. Oregon, under tho aot of (arch S, 1879. Official rapor of tho City of Modofrd BUBROBIPTZOV BATH One year by malt JS.00 One month by mall . Pr month delivered by carrier. In Medford. Asl.land, Jacksonville and Central Point .60 Sunday, only by mall, per year . . . S.00 Weekly, per year l-5 111 leased Wire Halted, patch. XxtM Bit- Tho Mall Trlbuno Is on sale at tho Ferry News Stand. San Francisco. Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland. Bowman News Co., Portland, pre, W. O. 'Whitney, Seattle. Wash. Hotel Spokane News Stand. Spokane. Postage Bates S to U-page paper U to Si-page paper It to 36-pngo paper lo lo BWOBJT .CXBCTCAXXOV Average Dally for ' XoTomber, 1909 l-JO' December. 1909 . January. 1910 !. February, 1910 March. 1910 . w. mo :::::::::::: mm TOJmY CXBOTnua,xioar 2.525 2.576 2.525 1.550 2,660 2.600 1.600 1 a 4 f 7 1 11 11 14 II 2,152 2.67S 3.500 2,525 2.525 2.525 2.526 2,576 2.525 2.525 2,525 2,625 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 SI 29 2.650 2,660 Z.660 2.550 2.(00 1,650 Total Gros 68.175 rvullv nveraee ?? Less deduction 98 Net average dally circulation 2.624 BTATE OF OREGON, County of Jack- On the 1st day of AueusL 1910. per rmMv nnneared before me. George Put nam, manager of the Medford Mall Trl Imno. who upon oath, acknowledges that the above figures are true and correct (BEAD t N. YOCKEY. v Notary Public for Oregon. arxsroKS, orbook Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern California, and the foatest-jrrowlng-city in Oregon. Population. 1910 9.000 Bank deposits, 82.750.000 8600.000 Gravity Water system com pleted in July 191. giving finest supply mire mountain water. j , Sixteen miles .f street being paved at a Sort weeding $1,000,000. maling a to tal of twenty miles of pavement. Postofflce receipts for ?'? Juno SI. 1910. show gain of S6 per cent. Banner fruit city in Oregon Ilogue JSlSiis nrlBtetCometrclaViec!ubr'encloalng 6 IlrV-. J?S?i of the finest commu- """" Cotiies have been received tu Med- ?tJ&TJ2& - :,.o !,. lif Southern I in ioreign cuuuuim ,,...... Pacific compahy. This issue is de voted to Medford ana the Rogue River valley, being iu fact a reprint of the Medford 1910 pamphlet. It is unfortuuato that one of the two illustrations is a Willamette valley scene taken near Salem. Wry a Willamette valley orchard should be used to Illustrate a Rogue River pamphlet is something that only a foreign editor can explain, for orch--a annnoa nmnntl Medford are so much more superior to those around , Salem. Many thdusand copies of the pamphlet, distributed through the de-1 Rirnhlo class of emigrants, are cal- oulated to do much good to this sec- tiou and attract hero a largo element of foreign population. It would not bo a bad idea to com pel persons cutting up Mcdford's new iwvpinp.it. for trenches, to put the pavement back in as good condition as it was neioro mo oporuuuu. j.uuw havo been several trenches dug across Main street, and tho pavement put hack in a rough fashion, insur ing everybody that goes across wMi any kind of vehicle, a good bump. When this condition has existed for months at a time, it would seem that it ia in tho province- of tho city of-' ficinls to force thoso who did it to j romedy the situation. I wo paving cpmpanies have been here n good part of tho senson, either of which could mend the pavemont in a few hours' timo. The August number of Better Fruit, which, by tho way, is tho best publication of, its kind in Americu, is an unusually handsomo one. It is devoted to tho Roguo River valley, and contains much data concerning the fruit resources of the county. Tho cover contains a colored illus tration of Roguo Rivor Comico pears, which wore grown by Colonel R. '. Washburn of Table Rock, A colored picture, of Crater Lnke is among tho numerous illustrations. Among other features, Bettor Fruit is reproducing the article on pear blight, written by Professor O'Gnra for the Mail Trib une. Net one of a store's "regular cus tomers" fall to note with perconal Interest and pleasure every evidence of Increasing advertising ontei prise which It ehowa, CANNON AND HAWLEY NOLE JOE CANNON is a brazen old shiner, but there is nothinir of the hvi)oerite about him. In (his u KJ A regard, he is a great deal better than those party Phari sees who, with a fine showing of scorn, have kicked him out, after fawning at his feet these many years. Uncle Joe has many admirable traits. He is sincere in his cussedness, straight in his rascalities and courageous in his crookedness. He is a firm friend, a good hater and a hard fighter. Ho never deserts a cause because it is un popular and defies the lightning like an Ajax. If Speaker Cannon was worthy of support during the recent session of congress, he is all the more deserving of it now. If Cannonism was right then, it is right now. Who, worthy of the name of man, deserts a champion under fire? What kind of a soldier is it that follows his captain into battle, shouting his praises, to cowardly de sert when the battle rages fiercest? Between the smug hyproerisy of party leaders, who affect horror at this limb of satan that their own hands have so long held up, and the uncompromising old rascal himself, give us the latter. Better sin unvarnished than plated with mock virtue. And this brings us down to our own Congressman Hawley. During his two terms Mr. Hawlej- has been a stanch supporter, even a sycophant, of Cannon. In his campaign for re-election he now deserts the game old man and says he will not vote for him if elected. jtfr. Hawley is a conscientious man. He must have been convinced in his own conscience that Cannon was right, or he would not have sanctioned his rascalities. If Cannon was right then, Hawley was right, but if Hawley is right now in deserting Cannon, Hawley was wrong in sustaining him then. In brief, if Hawley was right then, he is wrong now, and if right now, wrong then. Mr. Hawley says he stood in with Cannon to secure legislation for Oregon. What, smother his sense of right and wrong for a grab at the pork-barrel? Sell his birth right for a mess of pottage? But, admitting a successful bargain sale, confessing gifts from Uncle Joe in return for support, how base and ungrateful to turn and rend the hand that gave them! Playing the part of ingrate will get few votes for Mr. Hawley. Turning traitor to Uncle Joe will not wash the stains of Cannonism from his hands, for Cannonism, and not Cannon, is the issue, and Mr. Hawley is firmly com mitted to Cannonism. One Performance at 10 a.m. Tomorrow, Monday, in Medford Big' Street Parade at lO a. m. , P.tbAlcHllHw BHKHHBHHVM TUP s.Aitfw tffflE icoi J I SAILUMR mum fvas MpA r horse ' A5RW ASCto !& THAT01 THED0MEV lor TOE BIG I I AH OTHERS IWSI6, TcrfTNlVU Djr4y-JGT AMD I . - " , Its Triumphs Reach w-WtoWm CAPITAL INVESTE,$3,500,000 1280 PERSONS, 100 CACE8 and OEMS ofWILD 30UBL.C lcnqth inn AitnoAo oars IIIU iCHMEY lTfiB Manlike ITMC GREATEST TRAINED lBEC THC PONIC8 ON TMC CO AERIALISTS AND THE 60 ACRODAT8 AND 60 RIDERS, THE CRCATCOT In tho WORLD. SO CLOWNS, THE WORLD'S FUNNY MEN A f AMiir or ciaAriit. V.VI tRICJUl mwnwAir UBHVribVlHC CHINAS M9 THB DOMK TINT KVI THE THRILLER SUPREME DESPERADO'S rCRRIULC OCATH OCrVINO LEAP A NCRVC TWIBTINOi TEAT rggiu vssssai xsmmwasBi ADMISSION TICKETS AND JtESEUVEl) HEATS WILIj I IK ON HALK CinOUS DAY AT HASKIN'S DHUO STOUE, AT EXACTLY THE SAME PIUCES OIIAIIGKD AT'TIIE RECUIiAH CIUOl'R TICKET WAflON. ETVIKBHtTO ,)iAiny: :mkvkok7 ,nislCA& ELEPHANTS lnu mffli,1l i -,... LZJVJ nnumrr7v .smv. PliflIDER.1 - f ....... nti fUbbcrtLUi J AMin A TtlCY PUV AND (MNCC IS TIMO BURST MflA ANO TUNC THBM JT m uorouFUL rm ACTLNO cunun eves L3CE.W Beyond tho Seas tj 700 HORSES1 ANIMAL8, 40 ELEPHANTS1 AC1 cur Bicycle BidingCiiimpanzeBi ANIMALS EVER 8EENJ REVOUVINQ TAOUCS , SIECRIST'SILOONB , THE PATTY FRANKS. laciucmo iumiiiiio, , CJKAK. IOOOWOM. THI HtfOOItQU I Of TMI LARCCftT MAPI. i rOSITIVELVTHE MOST ' TREMENDOUS, BIO, GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE EVIl SUN SLICE THE ItOMNMS Of TIMl iviij Nouut ir ici'Ci Ono 50 Cent TlcKot ADMITS TO ALL cnuDnra dhdzr 12 years ii.up huce PSRrORMANCEt OECINNMO AT 3 and O I'. tfl. poona OPEN AT I and 7 l. M. MmOHM&SMJSMtlt CHURCH tr thLS Christian Church Corner Olh ami Ivy atroots ' Tho pastor has roturnud fiom U vacation and there will ho preaching services at 11 a. m., at which time it is hoped, there will ho n largo at tendance of tho inemlioruhip of tho church. In tho evening tho congregation will unito in tho union service at the M. K. Church (south), lliblo school at t :45 a. in. C. K. at 7 p. m. W. TIIEO. MKTLOCK Pastor I Christian Science Service Sunday at 1L a. in. Sub ject of Lesson-Sonnon: "Christ Jes- us.v Sunday School at 10. Testi monial meetings Wednesday 8 p. in. rll are welcome. 1-8 North (liupi Street, North Sherman-Clay Music house. Presbyterian Church. President Crooks of Albany col lege will speak in tho Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. and at the union services at tho M. E. church south at S p. m. His subject in the morn ing will be, "Christian Kduention," and in tho evening his subject will be, "How Hcadest Thou?" All should hear President Crooks. Mrs. Drowrey will sing, as always, iu an uplifting and inspiring way. Sunday school at 10 a. in. C. K. society at 7 p. iu. Too Late to Classify j FOR SALE 10 h. at a bargain. J. oil, Ashland, Or. p. upright boiler T. Nonnau, Hov 114 LATE LOCAL NEWS. "Dick," tho coach pup, which has been following the fire wagon since he wns woanea, was run ovor and killed on Main street by an automo bile Friday aftornoon. Apparently no effort was mndo by tho drlvors of tho car to dodge tho llttlo dog and he was Instantly killed. Mr. J. C Howe, Jr., and wife, are at Falrdnle orchards, for an extend ed visit with their cousins Q. O. Goold and family; and their aunt Mrs. C. W. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. IIowo mndo tho trip ovorlnnd from ihelr homo In Portland, and report ' many forest fires along tho route. Also much game near tho road ovl I dontly looking for a placo of safety from the flros raging In tho timber. I Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Kronior of Minneapolis arrived Saturday to spend a month with their son, Geo. E. Kiemor. ' j Hemember, tho circus porformnnco Is to bo Monday morning only. Como to Tent City on Sunday evening and 'get t refreshing sleep In ono of our; delightful beds and bo on tho ground early. 137 J. F. Kennedy, of Englo Point, was ' a Medford Visitor Saturday. I A restful sloop In ono of tho tent j houses at tho Tont City will glvo you an early start for tho clrcuB Monday Morning. There will ho n morning performance only. 137 Tho Wood's, Lumnor company will furnish the mntorlaU for the Med- f ford Natlonnl Dank building. Mr. Stuart of Xatatorlum famo Is tho contractor, Powers and Rcovca archi tects. ' Flno watch repairing nt B. T. Vnn Do Cars, Phlppa Building, tf i 3. A. PaUlson wiib In Medford from Central Point, Saturday. B, F. Van DoCar has Just recolvcd a new line of back and fildo cnmbH Barrotts to match. Thoy aro tho latest fad. Phlppa Building, Medford, .Oregon. 138 THREE BARGAINS $55007 acres just at edge of city limits. One half cash, easily worth $7000. $1825 Three-quarter acre and 5 room house. Laud will cut into -1 nice lots,, owner leaving town and will sacrifice to get the money. $21005 room modern home, shade trees and lawn, lawn on paved street. McARTHUR and Alexander Postoffice Block Phone ttU Another ii a 1 1 f r YfUled to tho om tho Bur re 11 This orchard j j blocks to suit 70 Acres Apples Small Blocks Jno. EXHIBIT BUILDING, MEDFORD, OREGON. Join the Circulatiug Library "We arc starting a cir culating library. It will be our aim to stock the new standard fiction etc. and you can easily join and enjoy the best reading. Call and let us explain. The Merrivold Shop 1.11 WEST MAIN ST. Hasklns for health. 3081 Three Carloads 24 alrondy roportod, nmlcos 27 Orchard contained (505 acres and is tho desires of our customers. Jn ono solid block, with ton acres adjoining planted to Jonathans, all together or in pari, would niako an income proposition for oven a common millionaire. Tho trees aro 8 and J) .veal's old, highly bred Yollow Newtown Pippins, in first-class condition and with tho Jonathan hill offors one of the most commanding views of both Medford and tho valley. Can be had in almost any part of the orchard. For in stance: Wo have one block of about ten acres right in tho heart of the old orchard, half Bartlett and Winter Nolis pears, nnd half Yollow Newtown Pippin and Jonathan apples, which we will sell with or without crop. We want good people. Terms arc one-half cash, balanco in one, two and threo years at G per cent. Prices vary with age and varioty of trees, running from $425 for the' 2-year-old trees up to $1000 for tho choice just coming into full bearing. D. Olwell Agent luvestigate th SOUTH BEND MALLEABLE A Splendid Range :t dtv-- .v 5 IRTIWHSU' iy3a ft" Si Always Srtisfactory NICHOLSON HARDWARE Main and Bartlett Sts. T0WNSEND & LUX RANCH BRINGS $20,000 HUliier & Clark luivo Hold liie TowiibOMsl & Lux rnnch to Frank Ooulet, Intely of MinncHotu, i'or n coiiHidorntion of C-0.000. Tliirt proporly coinprlsoa Home of tho IickI fruit anil funning' laud iu tho valley and !h coumdurod ouu of the hi.'flt haruuiiiH in the valloy. Funeral of William Klncaltl. Tho funorul Horvlco of Wlllllam Klncald wore hold .ut tho ChrlHtlnu church at Central Point at II p, in., AiiKiiut 20. Uov, Jouoh offlcIutliiK. IIiihIiIdh for healtli. ours of poni'H hoing sold in ' w OVER TWENTY YEARS' RES IDENCE HERE. J Tho Horvlco nt tho Krnvo woro In cTfiirno of tho IC:ili;hto and Ladles of Security, Tho pall hoarora woro of tho Biinio erder: W, K. Jonoa, W. A. I'ytiirn, .1. H. Clnrk, Patrick Stldham, W. 10. Kainiuy, F Ilamtnlck, Durlal at Coutrnl Point comotory. san i)i uao, Cnl., Auk. H". Heavy cIoikIh of Hinoko Iiuiik "over San I)iojo today. No firoa could ho located in any of the HiirrouudiiiK territory and llm opinion wiw ox- preNKcd Hint llm Hiuoko wuh brought heio hy air (JtirroutH following the oi'oim (turri'iil fiom tho forest firon ou the iiiirlhoin couhI. IlaBkliiH for Health. i Y s V