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MMDlfOltD MAIL TRJ1JUNJ2, MI3DF0RD, 01? WON, MONDAY, VA'tiMBttR 7, 1010. wnw 1000 TAX1CAB DRIVERS WALK OUT. BELIEVED GREAT STRIKE FORERUNNER Prc<lmit Gmnpcrs In New York to Tako Personal Direction of tho Fliiht-Ho Stiitos That All Other,! Drivers Will Uo Ordered Out. NKW YOlIK, Nov. 7. Tim fore ) minor of what is r pcricil lo proc (III) glentllHt I III ITil1 Htril(l) III till lllH- torv of Now YoiIj (mini today when 1(1110 tn.xioah liimim walked nut in sympathy with Ihu union ox-em- pIllVOA Ol' llll! Vtll'illtlH O.Xpil'H fOlll- NiniciH. Tlu executive council of tho tiu ln 1 1 h iill'illatcd with tlio liititriiiitioiiiil Mrntlifii'liooil of 'I'miinstiiiK was in M'Klfiul) loilllV Mild till? KCIllilllClll Wilh lo force ' imliintriiil pence iniiiioili aloly Itv 1 villi: iii cM'i.v wheel in New York anil vicinity- I'limidcnl Samuel (loniM'i-N ill' tliii Aiuoriouu I'V'tlnnttion of Labor i hole to tula- iiiM'Momil iliii'i'lioii ill' llll' fight, llll HMIll IlldllV lllllt I"! lowing llio tnicab drivers othei lIliVl'IH of pilHMUIIglM' NclliclCM llll ll been ordered to boin icndiuoMs to m out. Tlio first move of tin strike com - milli'ii wilj do to loiivcnt tlio delivery of find, with tliti twiill llint tlm feu toricH, shoim and nIoick will be without power or limit iih hooii iih tin' Hiipplv on hand is (.liiiintcd. Tin' tvini: up of tlio coal yards will in riii't Hiiftiirim: on 'J.UOO.OOO persons in llii' poorer Kcctiniis iff the me tropolis. Tho lahor lenders, it in said, in lend visiting iiimn S'ciw York a series of strikes that will ho iinilnr to the "plug'iiim of Kgypt." If tlio express eompaiiieH do not relent the delivery wagon diiveiH will follow the eoal drivern. with the riMilt that tho bun inesn of the big depnrtiuciit store will Hiiffer Iohh of thoiibnnds of dot In rK. Tho muM-wagon drivers, it ih pre dicted, will follow tho delivery men, if tlio express employers are Ht ill olidiirate. Thon tho garbage men and umIi men will ho ordered to nuit work. Thin will only ho as a last remrt and tlio final card. Witl. fail lire to romovo tho thntiHnndH of Ioiih of garbage from tho hnimm of Now York a gront epidemic will cnsily gel n foothold. CRIPPEN GETS i . BRIEF REPRIEVE! i i - Will Not Hann Tomorrow as Sen tenced Prohahly Will Uo Execut ed November 23, Althoiili Exact Date Has Not Yet Been Nnmr.il. Now stocks make the stores now uowndnys rnnko them "wonder lands" for peoplo who liko to hoc and own now and nlluring thins Tourist Hotels in Southern Oregon To tho Killtor: Your rrlllclruii un- "If wo could not havo tho privilege dor date of Nov, 1, and entitled "A Neglected KoHoiireo," Ih wall directed article towardH tho progress and fur ther dovolopmontH of (IiIh valley. You call attention to tho fact that noiith eru Oregon Ih not In a position to tnln care of tho (ourlHt travel for lack of good hotel accommodntlouH. So truer nrtlclo over w.-ih written In any newspaper ami I cougriitulnto you for making this statement. No one realizes it nny more tlinn I do. I tnysolf havo travelled over n gront area of Europe and loft thoro not quite a year ago. I -travelled through tlio very country In which you call attention, namely, Switzer land, where the hotel business Ih car ried on on a tromcudoiiH Kcale. 11c hIiIoh l visited Italy, Hungary, Aim trln, lliivnrln, Ilohemla, over half of fiorinnny, France, England ami Scot land. ICvorywhere you (lad pood hotolu. Hut, Mr. Kdltor, whllo you mention the facta about thlH euormotiH Indus- try, you nay nothing about tho wny thone hotelH are made to pay. 'A first class hotel innlntalns In addi tion to a splendid ciiIhIiio and excel lent service an excellent orchestra, which sends Hwcot Htrnlns of music ilurliiK tho moiil liourn Into tho dining room .nnd after dinner furnlsluvi a beautiful concert In the largo and ciinimodlouH lohbloH, where tho pon plo go, drink their black coffee, Hinoke thole c I Kara and enjoy either a flue liqueur or a glass of wlue or lieor. I studied the filtuatloir very par ticularly, and could not quite flguro out how they could afford to furnlHh this Hpleudld nntUHomout for tho to noil wines ami liquors wo could not only not hnvo tho orchestra, hut wo could not furnlHh tlio Horvlro In other roHpoctH we do furnlHh." I did not Mop with this man hut npoke to two more iiiunnKora of hIiii liar hotels and their niiKwern nv exactly the hiuiiu. Now. Mr. Kdltor, with my partner and other Keutlouion who hnvo the welfare of UiIh valley at heart, I am IntKely Interested In bulldlnK nn up to date hotel, namely Hotel Medford. It Is fully our Intention to have nn orchestra that will be a credit to thin town and for that purpose we have devoted the mont valuable Hp.ice to a lobby nnd a palm court, also a inozznnlnu floor. Thin portion of the hoot can not be maintained unions we hnvo the prlvelogo of Foiling wines and malt and Hplrltnim liquor, nnd yet we aro conftonted with agitation for a Htato wide prohibition Inw. I mibmlt that you can not mnke n hotel pny vdilcli Ib to bo run on a Tirat cIuhh scalo without having tlio prlvlleKo of a bar. A hotel without thefiu attractloiiR Ih no attraction whatever to a tourUt. On tho con trary, It detractB, for the moment n touilut heare that he linn to Hit In IiIh room or walk on the h trout to pass the time away he will stay ,ivny In Htead of come. A tourlMt wants) to be entertained wherever lie koch and (hum not want to be bored by solemn quietude and bo mnde to tlilnl; that be Ih In an awful i?ooil own wlion he Ih not. l'urope makes tliroiiKh the nttrnc tloiiH which aro offered, over one bil lion of dollars yearly out of tourlbts. America can do the wmio, Oregon Ih on the KO-aheadj nothliiK can stop her, but prohibition will put Oickoii KiicHt, ho, on otio occiihIoii, I Inquired for the inanitKor and, after becoin- back twenty years. liiK ucqualnted, ankod him point J TriiHtlnj; you will jjlvo this spaco blank the question how they main-' In your valuable paper and thnnkliiK tallied such a flno orchestra, for you In ndvanco for your courtoHy, I which they seeinliiKly did not oliarno. am, lespectfully yours, llbi answer was plain and to the KMIli MOIIH. point, namoly: (1'ntd n.lvortlseiniuit.) REPUBLICANS TO AID R.G. SMITH JIOKKlimM, Or., Nov. 7- An uu dioni'u of 'JfiO peoplo al, tho vourt UouKu lislonoil to u KlirriiiK nddrcss hy lion. Unhurt 0. Smith of Grants 1'iiks, di'inourntii) candidate for eon-ki-ohh, and, a Hhorlor address of an ndvitior.v eharaotor by Hon. ivv I.uno, ox-mayor of Poiilaud. Mr. Kniith lln.ved IiIh republican oppon ent, NV. C Unwloy, iiiiineretfullv, bIiowIuk hy Iiih record in conui-en,. I hut he was an nhjoot tool of Speak er t'anuon and proving hy his own evasive and uinhiuuouK tatemuus nnd his conduct in the present cum paii;u that lie was afraid to either take u definite stand on any of the leadintr h.sucs or meet his demo- emtio adversary in joint delmle. .Mr. Smith's speech was ohimiotor izod hy many who heard it as the most vigorous yot dolivered duriiiir the cninpnlmi, nnd uiuoiii: llinso who went forward at the close to hhake his hand wore several republican-, who pUmIkuiI him their votes at the coiuinu; election. Hon. O. 1'. Co show iiilrodueed both hpoukern. The ineet intr wns preceded hv iiiusie hy tlio Itoschuri; liniiiid, "Domoerntie candidates are hoini "KC ScSfci Pt YOOABE GROWING OUNGER MOTHER v-v LONDON. Nov. 7. Tho oxecutlon of Dr. II. II. Orlppmi for the murder' of IiIh wlfo wuh iomIioikmI Indefinite-1 ly today. Tim order of poHtpoiiefont. Indicated that Crlppen would 'hn, brought to the Kallows probably on November '2 'J, Crlppen originally wuh Hentenced to bo hiuiKod tomorrow, at Ileiilon lillln ptiHou. Tho home offlco ordoi-ed the powt lioiieiiieul of Crlppen';! hamtliiR. U was later aiinoiiuced Hoinl-offlclnlly that 'rlipeii would he executed No-, lVellllier 2.1, UlllOHH lioill" nri.M'iiii . iWlriHtou Churchill pnrdoiiH the ron- ilniiiiied man or ommutc IiIh sen-, tonce. , Scotland Yard detectives today de clared that the poHtponomont wiih In uo way connected with a report from l'lilladelphla that Mr. Crltipon whb alive and In hMlriR, an tho-roBtilt of a plot to caime her husband's oxecu-j tlon. Tho yard j.tithorltloa mild thoy had not henrd tho rumor nor had thuy heard that Dr. Munyon's offer I of $.ri0,000 reward for Information I lendliiK to tho whoronboiits of Mth, Crlppon. Arthur Newton. Orlppon's couiihoI, In framlni: a petition for clomoncy. nddrrHed to tho homo iiocrotary, asked either pardon or commutation. It Is not bolloved that Secretary Churchill will Intorfero with tho mnn dnto of tho courtH. Crlppen wnH ovorjoyod when ho heard of tho postponement, naylnK: "I belloro that HomethliiK yet will Intervene to provo by Innocence." BANISH THOSE GRAY HAIRS! Kill tho Dandruff dorms Stop Hair Falling Thousands of mothers nro looklna younger. -Their gray hnlrs ate (jono. Tho nntural color hnn como back, nnd with It a new gr6wth ol soft, Rlbnsy, luxuriant hair. Why should yoa look old before your tlmo, when you can look ycura younger by using Farm Lands and Orchards Fine nmt'li, partlv Hct to Ivqvs, fino soil, good location to cxcliniiKc foi' Scattlo property. HO acres, just uortli ol' I'hounix; county road n:ns through it; heavily wooded; will cut into 5, 10 ami lo-ncrc tracts. Iiist soil at once. One-third casti will handle. 28 acres, fine JJear creek bottom land, subject to diteb, cheap and good terms. 2.' acres in Crestbrook, half set to trees; fine buy if talc en at once. $2500.00 will handle. Corner lot on West Main; lot 1, block 1, JLighln.id Parte. Make me an offer. House and lot on West Side, $425. We have the finest of bearing orchards, large tracts for colonizing and timber for further orders. Any thing in real estate at D. H. JACKSON (Q. COMPANY 118 WEST MAIN STREET r ZfAllr-aaKTiYa Dandruff Cured Three applications removed all the dandruff and left my pcalp clean, whito And smooth. ,Wro. Croak, Rochester, If. Y. It Is Pballlvely Guaranteed to Restore Faded and Gray Hair to Natural Color !! othr "so-called" Restorers havo failed, don't give up hope, bulYglve'WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY n trial. Yoa no no risk. ..HJtii, not exactly as represented, your money will be refunded. PROFIT BY OTHERS' EXPERIENCE RD SOU. I Fruit lands, cleared or uncleared. Terms to suit the buyer. See ITowland, the owner, or The Van Dyke Realty Co. Room 3. 123 Main Street Gray Hair Restored Mf Kalr waa Retting quite swy and falling dot rapidly fend I wai troubled with a terrible itching of the scalp. My head was full of dandruff, which fell upon my clothes and kept mo continually brushing it off. While on a visit to Rochester I heard of your Sage and Sulphur for the hair. I got a bottle and used it. A few appli cations relieved the Itching, ray hair stopped fall ing out and gradually came back to its natural color. It is now a nice dark brown color, soft, glossy and pliable-. Several of my friends want to use it, and I want td kflQK RhAt you will charge xne for six bottles of it MISS E. A. BOSS. Sharon, Mercer Co., Pa. Grew Hair on a Bald Head For two or three years my hair had been falling out and getting quite thin until the top of my head was entirely bald. About four months ago I commenced using Sage and Sul phur. The first botUe seemed to do some good and I kept using it regularly until sow I have used feur bottles. The whole top of my head is fairly covered and keeps coming in thicker. I shall keep on using it a while longer, as Z notico A constant improvement. STEPHEN BACOK, Rochester, W. Y. 50c. and $1.00 a Bottle At all Druggists I! Your Druggist Does Not Keep It, Send Us the Price in Stamps, and We Will Send You a fenrge BotUe, Express Prepaid Wyeth Chemical Company " SaffKSJ,!r HASKINS DRUG STORE 1 R. F-. Guerin & Co. 4 Medford National Bank Building have Two thousand dollars te loan at ten per cent. Ten thousand dollars to lea at eight per cent and otker amousts at similar rates. First mortgage real estate security only. CIRCULATION Wiiut .nts iroiiH'iuloiis clrculn linn all oxer (lie tintli, hut ulti'li it rtitiM tlmiuuli a nu'tor, m Ik' kIii value II. Tlio flit time tlioro may lie all sorts of rouMHiN why a man huy an article, tint tho xocouil time tlirrv Is "illy oiii lio wants- it. (Tlu're is perhaps more JngBlIng with the word Circu lation than with any other In the language. Some punllcntlons count each man in tho composing, press nnd mailing rooms nnd postofflce. thon nllow flvo meniDcrs in each family to which tho paper goes for each copy printed, and call thct circulation. Others send out thousands of sainplo coplos and call that circulation. Still others print nnd stack away three-quarters or tholr editions, nnd that is another form of circulation. Dut paid circulation tlio kind that costs real monoy to the reader Is truo circulation. No man places any particular valuo on the thing for which he does not pay, and this Is espec ially truo of papers nnd magazines. Nino-tenths of tho samples go unread Into the wnsto pnpor banket. Wherein Is tho value to the advortlser? On the other hand It lg a psychological fact thnt a man will icad through a mngailno for which he has paid, oven though It bo neither interesting nor Instructive, on tho prlnclplo that tio Is getting his money's worth. Hero lies the especial value to the advertiser in every pnld subscription. IJIn all lines of business the best proof that anything pusKohses virtue In itself Is its continuous sale to the shine persons year nfter year. If an artlclo Is unsatls- factorv to tho buying public a new Hold must con stantly bo sought for Its exploitation and tho old abandoned. Tho nowspaper with a circulation made up largely of those whq havo been subscribers for yoars Is extremely strong through this following. It shows that its oncrgles are exerted on its editorial end, and tho people road it because they appreciate It. This makes it tho best of advertising niodlum. Tho newspaper which secures largo numbers of new subscribers every year nnd does not get renewals exhibits splendid activity In Its subscription, but not In Its editorial department. As an advertising medium it doos not comparo with tho former, liocnusn people place con fhlenco oven In the advertisements of publica tions which they lmvo tried and not found wanting. Tho history of circulation growth of the Mall Trlbinio Is not eiriR'lua by nny other newspapor anywhere In a city tlio sl.e of Medford. ami Is an enmpie of a most henlty and consistent develop ment. It is tho official pnpor of Mt d ford nnd Jnekaon county. "When a limn has- good-, to sell qwtion .i man has goods to soil ho generally goe whore ho, generally goes where ho can he i.i'i find customors. A roal estate agont who would t'iiiil customers" go tlon among tho tenements to sell land at a thou sand lollars a front foot wouldn't last long, neither would ho succeed lfho button-holed every Individual on the stroot. He might strtko luck, but ho would waste an awful nt of energy. So It Is If a man has anything to soil. Ho goes after peoplo who nro Interested and can buy. Ho goes to tho paper with a bona fldo paid circulation thoso which have tho right kind of a circulation. None Is wnsted. Tho subscriber to a llw paper roads tho advertisements with as iiiiioli uvldlty as Jio does tho reading matter. Campbell & Baumbach REAL ESTATE, LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS, CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS Money on hand at all tines to la oa unproved farms and pity preperty. PHONE 323I. 203 FRUITGROWERS BANK BUILDING. J. E. ENYART. President. J A. PERRY. Vice-President. JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier. W B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier. THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Capital, SIOO.OOO.OO 1 Surplus, $20,000.00 t .., ,.,T DCXES rQa RENT A GENERAL BANKING -'" 7-NSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. : 8 Rogue River Fish Co. 1 DEALERS IN Fresh Salted and SmoUed Fish; Imported Cheese and Macaroni; Fresh Oysters, 1'onltry nnd Eggs. I IT X0UT1I FIU ST. IMIONE 021 Walter Hayter & Co. 1 uliiihfil," Hiiiil .Mr. Snjilli, "liiK'nu.-e Ihov are taiHoeiiiting with lopubli eniiH, one ill lmrtimilnr, Senator Jonathan Bourne. 1 am a former re pulilienn nnd 1 ilon't feel disgraced at beini; on tho democrat ic ticket. True, the democrats have allied themselves witli members of the op posite party, hut it is with Mieli iv pulilieiuiH as have liueome weary ol boss rule." Tlio speaker t lion launched off into mi assault of the abuses of the laritf system, deolariiig thorn to. bo the fountain source, of all commercial ami political corruption. Uo oiled the records to show that Coiwost. ninn Ilnwloy supported tho iiiiipiilouh Pnviie-Altlrieh bill and (pioted bun as RiiviiiK with pritlo thnt be (Ilnw lov) wns nn "nssiilnt whip," or, in other word-, a liuutenmit of Joe Cutiiio'ii. Hawlny Staml-Stlller. "Mr. Roweiiiii. i refers to Ronnie as it 'Miimlp.iu i.' If thi i tutu,' continued Mr. Miiith, "then .Mr. Ilnwloy must be a 'stand-stiller.' .Mr. lluwluy point with pride to the ap propriations he ouuretl for 0-y;nii, but he fails- t iell von that be tit those slice lioni tlio 'pork banol" only nfter be bud bout the kuet to Cnunnii nnd voted ns bu wu ordoved to vote. I want to siy to you rialit now, if 1 tun elected you'll not not a emit of )iune from eonuro&s if 1 have lo surrender my iiidividimlit. and solf-respecl "It- not an fniilt Unit I bine been unable U uKjot Xrr. ITowIcn on the platform: I've tried bard enough While 1 was at Drain the other night, -Mr. lluwlov, unknown to me, wu nt Voneolla. 1 would havo gicu ?."i0 to hn known it at tho tinu There aro oino or. portiiieiil ipio iionu 1 wih to ak him." The P. & E. R. R. will soon be at Butte Falls, Oregon AYc can then handle your orders. Place them now. Write or Phono .is for ori'ecs. B utte Falls Lumber Co. Card of Thanks. I clo.ro to o.pros to my liiaiiv friends my sincere thanks for so faithfully hom ing mo through tho Mnil Trib uiio eontoul, which ounblml mo to win two of the valu ublo prize ; ami also to ox pross my thmrkk to the .Mail Tribune. Kver winhing you success, I ni, sincoroly voniv, n v mi-:i:ks. W .....K ill., fli- 4t-- ' f I1 The Best Sub-Division Proposition in the Kogufl River Valley 170 ACUKS, HALF MIIiK FROM RAHjROAO STATION 115 ncrea In grultr, 10 acres in "'enr-oUl prnrH; 46 ncroa In brush nnd tlrahor, miBlly clonrod; no wutAo; good honse, two barmi. nil fenced vi 1th woven wire: telophone, R. F. Dj; pnrt Irrlgatod. IMIru. $1 : per acre; total, $20 'JGO TermB J7600 cuah; $4000 ono year, G per cent; $11,800 (Ivo years, G por cent. HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY ULt FmJITOIlOWiatH' UANK. A