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ll PAGE SIX UnUDTOTlDfAnj TRIBUNE, HFJDFORD. ORISON, SUNDAY, "MAY 21, 15)11. M SUPREME COURT FUYEDjH HOUSE . t Caustically Criticises High Tribunal for, Their Usurpation of Legislative Authority In Connection With the ! Standard Oil Decision. WAHIIINOTON. I). l Mny 20 Caua tic orltlclHin of ilia Unit Hi states u jtretnp court for conatltutlnnnl utuirpn tlon of IcKlnlntlvo nntliorlt) vim voloel In tlio houxe by HcpresentntUe Allen of Ohio. Allen declared the Arizona constitu tional provision for tlir recall of jurist? Tnn nn outgrowth or tlio pvnernl lls truat br the courts and the fcollnff that It n ncceaanry to irolilii a mrtlicul of liCPCklnR JihIrpk from niutumliiR lrgls )atvn nnd executive tocra. "This week," ho mM, "wo have wit tipKl r jmbllc protrnt iiKitlnut the do- clalon of the Inchest court In the land The ntatuto they considered makes no iilrlct 'reference to reasonable or unrea sonable realrnlnta upon trade. Numer ftua nttrmptn to amenl that statute by Including the wont 'unreasonable have rcpeatWlly failed I rejoice that we hae one member of that court who opposed httt felova with the assertion that the Judiciary should Jiot attempt to legis late but only to pass decision upon what the legislative arm of tho government nau cnnciru. Johny Kling Plays In Great Form aaaaLLHHwr-r kW $ WfJMi KHF bbbbbbbbbW jE.1 s bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbhi HHiL 'iBbHEHI 2mbbbbHibbbbbHI WILSON NOW IS MAD ABOUT IT CHARLIE SAYS ill WILL WIN Declares He Has Nothliifl Further to Say on Recall of Judges Com ments on'Stantlard Oil Decision by Supreme 'Court. SKATTI.M, Vsh Mrt :A tltivviiior Wuodrow WIInoii of New Jersey Is defi nitely against the recall of Judm-s. Brother of President Believes Tnft Will Again Be Elected to Chief Of flee of (he Land Sails for Europe for a Visit. NUW VOIIIC. May so -That Wllllum II. Taft will Iw tvunmliinted ami ru.olool- I'd president of the I'nlted Htutrs was the prediction made lodnv tiv ('hallos I' lies KettlnK mad about It now. andi'i'nfi, the president's brother I'lmrtos diH'sn't want to dUcuji It even. loiTnft sailed today on Imanl Urn Hteamer ii'im'ii irveiy ami pieasduiiy nmi iou.iv .hii'ihiui t n niuiorniK inp iiiriniKii about commission ftirtu of government, thctultlatlve, tho referendum, direct prl- inary, homo rule for Alaska, longer bed sheets at hotels, but when tho matter of the ivcnll of JudKi- cauje up, the uirrvnl was switched off '"I have discussed that matter so of ten that I don't belelxe I liavo another word to say about It,' ho said. or would he. Governor Wilson, however, got off one significant utterance about the su preme court In tho Standard OH case "I hae hcuM comment." he said, "that he action of the court in lusvrttiiK that word, "unreasonable' was uuforlu-nalc,'' Johnny fr Just as itronff as rtr at second for th. Chicago Cubs. Kotwlthstandtnr tbat h broke his ljr tht Utttr part of last scaiou h la ptt formlnr In fcla uta&l brilliant atyls for for "Cay" Chase. 'OHJIRJ? LWLOT I i"l wn I SIS NEWS Seal ZttaW Traasftra. Eleanor It. Hall to Martha A. ltarron. fiC acres In J h c it. township 37, 1 W. t 10 O. fc Q. It. Co to H. St. Carpenter, ncrca In section 53, township 3S, ' J W IS" I'-rederlck II. Hopkins to Itorue River Fruit and Produce Association. 1.S3 acres In d h c St, township 37. i W ...T.,.. ........ ...... 740 J. I Rrown to S. It. Holmes. Assign ment of OHrccment. Oonlon Voochles to V. Co mine Kcnly et al. tt RSS acres In d li c I. township 3S. 1 W 43000 Johp 11 Million to Archla Mlllon lot S, block IS, Ashland S.00 llattle CamplK-ll to 11 W. Jaqua, land In township 36. 3 W, b for d , ....4000 Clara M. Shldeler td Ojra. T. Brown, lots 7 and 8. block 1 Shldclct's add, Talent , 10 r. K. Conway to Jessie O. Booth, - lots 13, 14. IS and 16. block 48 Hunimlt add, Ashland 10 C. A. Homlln to C W. Jaqua. Jot A, block 3, Kenwood Subdivision. Medford ,....... ,...v. E. W. Jaiiua to Hatte CamptMdl, lot 6, block 3, Kenwood Subdivision 1000 Mrs, A. It Chlpps to Ida a Gab i rlel. lot IS and 1C. block 10, limc- ' thurst add. Medfortl 10 It. pchuler et ux to Krle E. Rcrkander, fc land In section 30 and !S. town ship 37. 1 West 1000 DUTY ON WOOL 'BITTER ATTACK GOT IN HALF ON MORMQNISM f i J Will Keep House in Session All Sum- Janet Richards for Daughters of mer Unless Senate Agrees to Vote' i Favorably on New Wool' Schedule. WASHINGTON. D. C. 3Iay 30 The American Revolution Appears Be fore Naval Committee Would Bar Brigham Young's Picture. WASHINGTON. I C. May 20 l)c- Baolnr aaaaon Opas. TORONTO. Ont.. My 30 The Cana dian tocIiik season openctl hert' todav with a program of seven events at tho Ontario Jockey Club's Woodbine track. The big feature of tod)'s card was tho King's Plate, confined strictly to Dom-Inlon-hretl horses. IvspltQ earlier an nouncements that there would l no betting on the first race, tho pari mu tual system of speculation was In opera tion In all seven fates. Dlion to Sox Btrtrs. KANHAH CITY. Ma, May 30., Jlmmv Hurst, manager ,of Tointn.V. Hlxon of Memphis, announced today that ho had accepted lira terms of l'romoler Mc Carey for a 30-rouml battle betnreti Dixon and Jot) Rivers In los Angeles June 10. for u Ruuhiud ami Trance ills prediction was made Just befoie sailing "You may think I am prejudiced,", lie said, "but everything In tlio west Is In dicative of the fact that my Imitlicr Is the favorite among business men The administration's success In bringing tho Standard Oil ease to a successful lor initiation will bo a strong rcpuhlUau cant in tup next campaign Btooka rinu. NKW YORK, May 30. A lower open. Ing fur stocks followed by flriuness was the renturo of todays short session. Railroad stocks mostly advanced, the io covnry running- to about half u point In Rending and I'll Ion laclflc. Missouri Pacific was conspicuously heavy. Na tlonal Rallwas of Melco second pre ferred lost f-S. The tnnikei closed strong. liomls wcru firm. Hasklns Vor Health. Medford Horse Shoeing Shop- 1!W Boutlt Uarvtlctt MtvtL I'adfle I'Iioho 1831 Homo JBUMl, C. L Allen. Prop. GIVK US A T1UAL 10 Was and means committee of the bouse, nounclng Mormonism. Janet Richards, decided tolay to cut wool duties one? representing tho Daughter of thc half. The committee immediately be-1 American Revolution, before the house I gun drafting a bill "which will be placed , committee on naval affairs today pro- beforo the democratic caucus. tentc,l bgntnst tho placing of pictures Simultaneously with the aitnouncy-i nr Urlrimm Viumir mi ti,.. Miii.r nri,,.. ment that the wuys und means commit- for ,1H bitttlshlp Utah. tee had decided to' cut tho wool duties .-i r,tg.utt Rrlgbam Younc as an un In half, the democrats In the house, sent Jcslrable type of American," said Miss ah ultimatum to members of tire senate Rtchurrt "If Catholics presented a all-1 to the Mfec,t that unless the higher body Ver service to a battlehlp and on t)n- vpies lavoraoij- on iod w svuctiuir service were pictures of the popo with bills, the democrata would not agree toh- Vatican In tbe hncWu-nmnil ihv itn. a rewss, but would kerp copgress In esr s,., WOuld not bo ucceptcd. Yet tho slon all summer i t)opo 1b guilty- neither of murder, trou.- SjK'uker Clark and Cliatrman X'nder- j ton nor polyKntny. wood of thu v,aa and rneuns commit- Rev noU'rt StiphohMon of Weatmln it? bellcvo Uut they have overcomef3u.r coltego. &Ht Iiko. nlie nulil. Iiuil powerful influences in the Ihjujki favor-li.iured-i Huvt w-n Arizona Jind NOwi Ing frvo wool. Tho present II Crnt dtlty (Mexico were admitted to th nnlnn Ifi .Is prpfMiacfl to.lic cut (o i ctnts with ai,felieral senators would b under the con 50 per cent 'reduction In manhfucturfdl trol of the Mormon church 'products. ' . XCarriaf Zdcaaaaa. Delbcrt Smith and Vclma Arnutrong. Medford, Or., May It. 1911. This Is to certify that about November 1 my daughter w-as taken with a. severe attack of rheumatism which rendered her left arm useless. In fact it was so near paralysed that she was not able to move her fingers, but knowing of some of Dr. Chow Young's marvelous cures of long standing cases of rheumatlem. wo decided to consult him, in which I am pleased to say made no mistake, as his remedies acted as ho claimed they would and after the third treatment tho rheu matic pain cptlrely left her and she has not had any symptoms of rheumatism since; besides her general health Is much Improved and I do not hesitate In saying ACCUSED OF TAKING ;WILS0N GREETS HAY BRIBE STILL WORKS WITHOUT WORD WASTE OAKLAND, Cal, May 20 Refusing absolutely to discuss bis cas Henry 1 Daltun, ustH-hsor of Alameda count,, ac cused of having accepted $5400 as a brlbo to reduce the tax assessment, of tho Spring Valley -Water company, to day is at his offlcu attending to the usual routine of business. Following his Indictment on two cpunta by tho grand jury, Dalton's ball was Increased from 115,000 to S 10,000, I'rlends Of the accused man scurried J believe those afflicted with rheuma-1 around and In a few hours had returned tism or paralysis will do Well to consult with tho necesary bondsmen to qualify Pr. Chow Young, whose house Is corner on tho 110,000 guarantee for Ills nppear Qf Tenth nnd Front street, Medford. Or. iance Dalton's arraignment will tnko Et A. P. WKIKH. I place Monday morning. SKATTM;. Wash., Moy io Ahead of his schedule, Oovernor Wood row Wilson of New Jersey reuihed tho union depot at 6 15 this morning where Governor Hay nnd select group of early risers were waiting. There was no formality. Just "I am Governor Hay," "How do you do?" "This way please" "Flno salt air this morning," and thu rest was lost In tho noise uf thu auto mobile engines chugging. There wns no parade The machines curried the New Jersey governor to the Washington Hotel where he shaved and got Ills breakfast. At 10 o'clock he was ready to meet the cross fire of newspaper iiucstlons. m n,-a'e4 - "WhktaReliefl" Only, the woman who has tried knows what Comfort and relief a New Perfection Oil Cook-stove brings into the kitchen. ' It is not- only that the New Pei fection cooks so welL It saves $o much work in other ways. There are no ashes to clean up Wore going to bed ; no fire to bank for the night. Everything is ready for cooking in the morning at a touch of a match. You are saved from an overheated kitchen; "saved from soot and dirt ; saved from choppmg Wood and carry ing coal. In the kitchen or the laundry, for the lightest or the moit elaborate meal, you will find the New Perfection stove with the New Perfection oven is the best and most convenient. T aM-.-a. icw vcrrcction OiTcSitovc M.J. wk I 1.J1 1, ... k 2. tmd 3.1-wtwr Urrn cs U iA mil fl fiH tfp. wIm.Ii h ii4 Mil af sVlr-n. twl f wu, M. " cvcsUr lo Um M4m4 tmy Stasdard Oil Coapaay (lacorporaUJ) A Hotel That Is Different ASHLAND. OREGON of few moi'o nUracHoiiH for tlio Iuui'IhI than any city in Woutlioi'ii Oi'ogon. Tho Now Columbia Hotel at Ashland is uuoxt'olod, for oxccllonco of l'urnlHhiiigH. CoinparoH favorably with tho host, hotols of .Portland or San'li'i'aiK'isi'o for modern oonytmiunco and colli fort. Stoam boat and hot, and cold water in evej-y room. Rooms with private bath. Single or on suiio. Hotel auto meets trains, hluropuan pbm. lm' 'uh ervations uddreas or apply to The Columbial Hotel Mrs. E. Gr. Hadloy, Prop. 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