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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1911)
l n exghb votm MTOFOTCD MATE TRTfflJNlg. MEDFORD, OTOON, 'PTIUKSPAV, NOViamiOR 211, 1011. MedJord ftiAiL Tribune AH INDRPICNDKNT, NlSWHPArBn PUXILIHIIKD. nVISHT? AFTllllNOON KXCICIT SUNDAY, TT TUB MKOFOIID rRINTINO CO. Tll'd DomnCfniln Tlmon. Tim Modfnnl MM), Tho Medford Tribune, The South ern urcRonmn, tho Aanianu xriuune. Office Mall Tribune Bulldinc. 55-27-28 North Plr alrctet; phon, Main SOU, HI lomo 75. DKOnaiB OTJTNAM, Editor and Manacer s$j mlr ford, oregor- under the act of March 3, 1S7V. pfflclnl Pnpcr of the City of Medford , Official Paper of Jackson County. . . TJTBSOKXrTXOX MASSM. Opo yonr. by mall ft.00 On month, by moll SO Per month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Jacksonville and Cen tral Point SO Saturday only, by mall, per year.. 3.00 Weekly, per yonr 1.50 SWOKX CXXCUXATZOX. Dally nvcrngre for six month ending ttacomber 31, 190. 2731. SPOKANE APPLE SHOW IS OPENED Between 40,000 and 50,000 Visitors Arc Expected The Chief Coii- tests Will Be Centered on Carload Packs. ATTACKING THE NORTHWEST. ' t SPOKANE, Wnsli., Nov. 23. Tho wholo city lias been given over to Clio glorification of tho omperor of fruit, the festivities incident to the ' fourth National Apple show and En.i kops jubilee, which opened at 10 o'clock this morning, continuing un til 10:30 o'clock tho night of No vember 30. Arrangements have been mado to entertain from 40,000 to GO, 000 visitors during the week. Tho npplo show itself is complote In ever detail and every class In tho competitions for $20,000 in cash and other prizes has been filled. Tho chief contests will be on carload packs, district displays and the nu merous box and plate exhibits. Tho board of judges, headed by C. J. Slnsel of Boise, Idaho, began work on November 21. and will announce ' tho awards on November 27 and 2S. Tho program of entertainments arranged by tho mystic order of Enakops for tho week Is more elab orate than anything yet attempted in this part of tho northwest. There will bo bIx parades and street amuse ments, costing moro than $40,000; concerts by a massed band of 615 musicians from 32 communities in ("Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, the dedication of tho ceptions, banquets, balls, theater parties and masquerade balls and scores of other functions. Tho special days are: King apple day, November 23; princesses' day, November 24; royal industry day, November 25; inland omplro day, November 27; fraternal order day, November 28; Mardl Gras, Novem ber 29, and Thanksgiving day, No vember 30. Another feature Is a Bhanu battle by seven companies of federal troops, in command of Lieu tenant Colonel C. W. Penrose, U. S, A., on 'November 28. Tho hotels and restaurants have ; signed an agreement with tho man agement of tho applo show that rcg ular prices will prevail. WEDDING BELLS PUT JOLLY OLD TARS TO ROUT SOId SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23. turs ut the Seamen's institute Jicro today nro suffering the scare o tlioir lives. All nro confirmed ibnohclors. Mrs. Kffie Heeler, for years their housokooper, decided it was time to gut herr-elf n husband. ;;SIio begun by knocking t each biiil Wh door nnd querrying them as to qualifications. Site Raid the spirits told her to. But she didn't tell the 'authorities who took her in tow what jjkind of spirits. So they say she's .mentally deranged. Girl to Umpire. I OXNAIII), Oil., Nov. 23. With ltho players agreeing to ccaso "uhi llro halting" if sho would act, Miss ifltuth Jones today has agreed to bo- como offfclul basoba)l umplro of Ox fuard. Miss Jones is related to FIoldor Bacon of tho local team and aw 111 junlco hor first appearance on Sunday when Oxnnrd Js scheduled to piny Fillmore in tho fifth gamo of iho wjntor season. Sho Is recog nized ns an export on baseball and other sports, Shoo Pinches Undo Sam. WASHINGTON, 1)'. C, Nov. 211. ,1'Veo entry in beiiipf sought by the United States navy for an instru iinent which tolls tho direction from vV'liich wireless mossngeB nro coining JTlio nnvy is" balking1 at tho beuuy (luty, though realizing, it is said, that Jhu instrument would bo invaluable Hit locating n hostilo fleet in time (f s'nr, A pet of the instruments is frlnsircd for experimental purposes, v , i ' Ilasklns for Hoaltn. IT TS EVIDENT from perusal of eastern newspapers that a systematic effort is underway there, to stem the flow of immigration by discrediting tho west, particularly the northwest, in every way possible. In some states, which are experiencing an actual loss of population, organizations have been formed and are industriously laboring to keep (he people at home, and the local papers are filled with "knocks" regarding this region. Particularly true is this of Ohio and Iowa, where the press is extremely vicious and unfair in its attitude toward anything and anybody hailing from the Oregon eomitiT. Particularly is the fruit industry attacked. Obscure country newspapers arc filled with assertions that eastern armles'are better and worth more than those of the north west. Farmers are being encouraged to care for orchards better and the phenonnnal crop of the present year pointed to with pride the first crop many sections have had in years. The natural advantages of the northwest in soil and climate are ignored and though the east testifies to the superiority of northwest fruit by paying more for si box of its apples than for a barrel of eastern fruit, the claim is brazenly advanced that eastern products are su perior. Land boomers of northern Canada, Texas and Florida have also contributed to the attack upon the northwest. Magazines and periodicals in which these promoters ad verfise heavily have been "puncturing" the apple boom, and it must be admitted that the effort to divert the honie sceker away from the Pacific coast has met with consid erable success m the past year. Still the fact remains that the west is developing at an amazing rate, that natural opportunities are greater, that life is more enjoyable and surroundings far more beauti ful than in the overcrowded and developed sections of the cast, where the air is murky with the smoke of countless factories and even the brooks are dyed with poisonous waste, in man's successful effort-to deface nature. There is no accounting for taste and that is the only reason why anybody that can get away should still remain in a country where barren winter folds the earth in its icy mantle half tho year. ASHLAND'S REMARKABLE PROGRESS. CfTYCUIMS ONE MORE 1 TI1KOUGII the courtesy of the Portland Journal, The Mail Tribune was enabled Thursday to present a cut of the new Ashland high school. Ashland has always been famous for its schools, but in this modern structure she has surpassed herself. It is without doubt the finest and most advanced institution of its class in the north west ahead even of Portland. Ashland's improvement during the past few 3'cars has not been confined to schools, however. In everything that goes to make a city, Ashland has steadily progressed. She is today one of the best built, best paved, best watered, best sewered, best lighted cities of Oregon, as well as nat urally one of the most picturesque and beautiful. The past year has witnessed the completion in Ash land of one of the finest boulevards in the country tin avenue a hundred feet in width, parked in the center, paved on each side. It has witnessed the development of a remarkable park system, extending into the national for est, and beautified bv innumerable cascades and waterfalls. WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE. IN TJTE American Magazine for December there is an article about Marie Samuella Cromer. Miss Cromer, by means of girls' tomato clubs, has taught 3000 girls to become independent through growing and putting up vegetables. The movement has become national and is backed up by the department of agriculture. A brief ex tract from the article follows : "Miss Cromer's achievement has arisen to the dignity of a national movement, fostered by the United States government. Within a year five southern states have taken up the growing and canning of tomatoes. I ler army has grown to 3000 girls from the original forty-six. In May the general education board promptly gave its check for $25,000 to meet the expense of equipment and a propa ganda of national circularization. The federal agricultural department has scattered broadly through the south leaf lets of instruction, and girls and women are everywhere aAvake to the fact that the divine gift of the soil was not for man alone. The crusade is to be far-reaching and wjll not be confined to tomatoes; when the work progresses further, cucumbers and other garden products will be given attention. The proper ways of cooking will be taught, for Miss Cromer has been in New York observing the principles of teaching domestic science. Southern homes will be healthier, wealthier, and wiser, when Miss Cromer's mission is complete." raarr-r KING GEORGE'S PRIVATE LONDON, Nov. 23r-UiHriico1 nnd dismissed from sorvico by King 'George, Itov. Frederick Pnrcivnl Kur rnr, private chupluin to his majesty, is supposed to be a fugitive abroad Official announcement of the dismis 6nl was by tho London Gazette. On the ndvico of the chaplain's ac cusers, sent by aerogram, belwoon the admiralty of lice nnd tho Mediim, King George sent wireloss instruc tions for the (litJinisual. No details were given out, but it is intimated that Fnrrar was gravely ncmised, IIo was advised to loavo England and avoid n scandal two weeks ago, and toduy bis whereabouts is unknown.' TO PREVENT FREEZING OF AUTO CYLINDERS J. W. Keyes of tho Valley Auto company gives tho following recipe for a solution for automobile own ers to uso insteud of water in tlioir cylinders to prevent cracking through freezing those cold nights. The solution is 20 per cent alcohol, fi per cent glyccriiio and 7fl'pir cent water. Add alcohol u mixture evap orates. Uso this and run your en gine in zero weather". TO CURE A COLD III OlfS DAY Talo IiAXATIVK HKOMO Qulnlno Tub lota Drufe'KlnlH rufunrt money If It fallw to cum. K. ' OUOVirS mgnnturo 1 dm eucli box. 25c Ilasklne for Health. Country Girl, Willi Spirit Broken by Loiirj, Fruitless Quest tor Work, Is Dylnn ns Result of Bullet Fired With Suicidal Intent. SAN FUANCISCO, Nov. Utt. Her d renin of u brislit oily world of lights, music ami Imppiuesa dis pelled, her baby dead mid her .pint broken by n long, fruitless search for work, ltiitli Jackson, young uud attractive, and oiieu n simple coun try girl, is dyinjr h"h,v "" ,l "uU of n bullet fired with suicidal intent. The girl was found in h hotel when the report of her revolver brought hotel employes ru-hing to her room The ttyinij girl lay n 'he floor with n bullet in her brenst. On a pad on the table beside her was scrawled "Mny God d forgive me." An unfinished letter, written to a friend in llukortfjteld, told of her ta-.-ciuutinn for the city on a recent brief visit bore; of hor ictuiu, n feu months of gny life nd then the long hopeless life of pmertv and fruit Uv. ipiost of eniiomoitt. EAGLE POINT LIVERY STABLE. Tho uuilornlguotl hiivlng Junt completed a large new livery Hlnliln In Knglo I'olut, wo Invito tho travel ing nubile to call ami examine our rlut), tcaniH, etc., alt hulug In First cIiihh condltlou. Our motto In to l.lvo nnd Lot Live, Phono nt ntublo and roHldoneo. Call central, H. II. II HMSH V HON'. IVopi. " Just Say" HORLICK'S It Maans Original and Genulna MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful limn Tea or Coffee Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. Others arc imitations. PLUMBING BTHAM AND HOT WAVKK HHATlNti All Work Ounrantotd Prtcen Honponnbln tin llowitnl Mloek, Kntritar on (Hit Street. Coffecn & Price l'lu-lflo ilOttl lloiua Many Failures Hut Parisian Sop1 Oterciuuo Mis Krugrr's Hair TmiiUtcs PARISIAN SAUK Is not guaran teed to Rrow hair on linltl heads, but It is gutiruntovil by the well known druggist Chns. Strang 'o stop fulling hair, eradicate dandruff nnd stop Itching Bcalp, or money hack. Sold In every town In America by tending druggists for f 0 rents n bottle, itciid Miss Knitter's letter. "I'AUISIAN J4GK Is the beat hair grower nnd boautldor and dandruff euro. 1 lost nil my hair through ty phoid fover; I was aliuo.it hnldhcnd etl and my scalp was as aoro as could be. I tried everything, but In vain. Finally I tried PARISIAN SAUK, nnd after using one bottle my hair started tp grow, and has grown three or four Inches Inside of two months. 1 nd vlso every woman who wants nciutl ful hair to uso PARISIAN SA(5K." Miss Mcta M, Krugcr, Ilrowutown, Minn. ASHAMED OF HER FACE "I was nnliatncl of my fare." wrltijn SUna I'lcknnl of North Curolinn. "It van all mil of iiluielcM nml warn, hut nrirr tinltiK l. I. I I'rrwrrlptinn for Kcioma I run iwy that now Uir W no hIku f that l'l'scuui ami that wnn three yArs no." Thu In hut oiw of tliatiMndrt of cui.fi In whli'h 1J. t. l. lun MiHlr wnr.li.-t nwuy the shin trmitile. I. I. , '' olwtniw tho nKin of the (term of H srinn. 1'norlHnln and other wrtwiH Mn .Ukork.-h; Mni the Itch Inxtantly. mxl whim iietxl with I. P. ! it Urn cure itcm to ho irrnwnent. NutbliiK " P. P P. fur tint complexion. Trial hot lie 55 cni. onmrnh to prove tho merit of thin wonderful rout' cly Ve on nloo kIvo you n full elo tioltlc for St 08 on our nlmolute Kimr nntcn that If thU very flrnt lnle fall! to Klvo you relief It will cost you notl Inc. .Medfonl Plinnnacy, Moilfortl, Ore. $ $ $-1?, $ $ ? $ $ $ $ $ $ : $ $ : $ $ 3 $ $ $ $$ S $ ft- 73- The Medford National Bank CAPITAL S.TOCK - $100,000.00 SURPLUS and PROFITS $35 OOO.OO UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY ' " AFK DEPOSIT I10.XES IX)K RENT. W. H. a OSS, rrcslde&t. J. A. TT.nnr, Vice Prei. 3dU3t R. OltTR. Caihltr. T. X. MEXSICK, Tie Fit. W. B. JAOXUOV, Ant. Oihlar. f J U V y j$ $ $ $ g . $$$$$$$.$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ The Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon if- Founded by W. I. Vawtci in 1888 niul now for 23 yearn under enmo management. Capital (fully paid) $100,000. Surplus $05,000. Dasod on nearly n quarter of n contury of Hqunro, aafo donl Inu, thlH bank sollcltn your iiutronaco with tho nromlHo that your account will bo carefully (,'lvou ovory attention and that you will bo at all times given tho iitmoBt courtesy. W. I. VAWTUU, I'rcHlilent. (i. 11. MNDMOV, Vleo Prenlilciif. O. W. SPDON'AfiD, CiiHbler. ...First... National Bank of MEDFORD, OREGON "CAPITAL STOCK $100,000,00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00 D.ited States and Postal Savings Depository We solickyouT business, which will receive our care ful attention. P. K. Deiiol, President M. L. Alford, Oashipr 'Orris Crawford, Assistant Oaohior Valley Second Hand Store Wo lltty and Soil All ICIndu nt Second Hand Hood. M. J. PH.OHUH, Prop. in North Fir Home lint Hell U07U Clark & Wright KAWYim WASRIIfUTON, D. O. Puldlo l.nnit Mnttorn Klunl Proof. PflMort IjuhIh. Coutenta mul MIiiIiik Ciiki'm. Horlp. Aniioolatn Work for Altorneya. IlasRlna for lle-attu. ' SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE South Itlvemldrt Now mul UMo-Pnto MiKleni In every inrlli'iilur, ki'" cook- liitr, Htoaiii bent, etc. Women mul fjliN imiNt brlnj: rvfor. oueeM. W. M. SMITH Home Phono HIIC. Medford Parcel Delivery I'ml CnuUer, Prop. ParcolB, 10c, I fie, 2HC. TrunliH liTic niiywhoro In tho city. Office: Valley Second llnud Store, 15 N. Fir St. Pheuuit: Main ttu7U; Home 3D i. Roaldeuco Phono; Home 110 X. Prompt Horvlcu WOOD! Tho Medford Wood Yard. All Klndn and any loiiKth of noml dry wood. Comer Seventh ami Newtown, Come to the shed and huo tho wood. Phone Hell, C0I1; Home, 330 X. A. B. Tul! & Grant Proprietor We Have Moved Tho J. T. Ilroadley flowor ntoro h now In tho M. F. & II. Htoro, ncromt tho Btrcot from former location, Gliolco Iota of cut flowers, bulha, ferns, pnlina, otc, nl wayn on hand. J. T. BROADLEY Medford Employment Agency women to cook on ranch. Olrlo for housowork. FOR SAMS I room hoiiHo only $1 too. 7 room houxo Junt think, $1850, r, aniOH I 'j mlluti out $200 per noro, 20 acroH 1 mllo from town 1100 tretiH, only $12,000. 15 acrou, now -1 room bonne, 91500, TRADI3 CO Improved rannli In AilaniH Co,, Colo. Will trado for ranch hero. 10 acres In Wold Co., Colo,, trado for Iioiiko and lot. 100 aci en In Wold Co., Colo, will trado for land hero. 2 Hon ruiH to tntdo for lolu. FOR ItHNT flultcH hoiiRokcoping rooms, E. P. A. BITTNER ROOM 7, PALM BLOCK Opposite. Nash Hotel Phono I1ll; Home, M, rrt WHERE TO GO TONIGHT SAVOY THEATRE Under, New Mnnntrement IMrnt ltun, l,teiiiHi'd Motion Plulurcit, CUmiii tiliuw, CnurtiMiuH Treiilinent. l'rimlc II Hull, Prut), 100 TUN 011NT!J 10c ISIS T H E A T R E EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC- TI0N SKOGLUND'S GALATEA The fumoiiN New Vnk Hippo diome huim'ohn, A Kirtiul repin. diictlon of uiioletit liiHlnry, llfiiii lil'ul beyond coueeplion, tbix won deil'iil IruiiNlWmiiliuu ubieli it lironotiiieed by prcN mul pulilie an ilie iiioMi weird and uotir.viiitr illiclou nl' IIih twentieth eiuilurv. Tin in beyond doubt the xi-eote-l illtriU'tioii (lint Iih ever been brought to Medford, niul ever.v one boiib not I'ml In Inke iid Miiiliitte of I It tM rule oppoiluuilv nnd hoe ttiiM wiinileitul prodiie lino. Tlii In I he eliauee of u lifV litue, ho don't full In take ailvnii Iuko of it. The only net nl' it kind in (he uoild. Remember, Friday Is Amateur Nlnht. Special Matinee (or the Children Saturday. TAR THEATRE WI(M.fl A l.t'iwmu to MmliiDi LOST VU.MtS Siron DruiiiH i.aki; TIIPN. hVVriV.ltltUWI) Scenic CI.KVKIt IIICVOMt IIKIt VIUKS Coinlo Al MATH Kit In Nuw Soiikh. MiihIc and KffentH to Suit Hid PhturoM I'O.MI.VO HATHA TIIK COfiM'I'N HAWN" Produced In Ireland In Dm oxhcI location (lonerlliod in IIoiicIiiiiII'h colebrated play. Thin picture U fit th run roolM. u GO THEATRE VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING PICTURES 10c ChnnRC of Program Sundays and Thursdays Draperies Wo carry u very comnloto linn of (Irapurli'if. luro ourfiilnit, rlxturn, "to", nml c'o nil uliinmn of ujiholatnrtiiK- A Hpnoliil mini to look urinr thin work uxoluiilvoly nml will Klvo u kooiI norvlru iih la noniduto to vet In oven tho lanceat olllce. Weeks & McGowan Co OPEN- For Business IUOOINH .V; hKHhllVH Hecoud-lluiul Btoro nt 3G Bouth Orapo Htrept. Olvo uo n cull and wo will treat you fair, Illchout cash prlco for nucond blind coodii of all kludii. Rock Spring Goal DM JKAND AJiX, TKM TXIOI Office Hitd Conl Yard, Twelfth nnd Front Straits, Phono 7101. Burbidge YXB VQAX, MAW. . " r "