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PACT POUR arRDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, MEnT70ftr, QREaON", WEDNESDAY, MATCOTT 27, 1012. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INniSPKNDRNT NmVfiPAPHTl PUIIL1HIIRO KVBItT AFTERNOON HXCKPT BUN PAY. 11 Y THU JUKDPOUD 1'KINTINQ CO. Thfl Domncratle Time. Tim Medford Mall. Tlio Medford Tribune, Tlio South ern urrironian, tub Asymna Tribune. Office Mai! Tribune nuliaing, 2G-S7-J9 worm i'ir eircci: pnonn. nam sozi; Home 76. OKOnOB TUTNAM, Bdltor and Manager Entered as Bccond-clnss matter at ITrdfonl. Orncon, under the act of Mnrch I, 1879. Official Pnnor of the Cltv of Medford Official Paper of Jncknon County. BtniSOlttPTIOS HATZ8. Orm year, by tnntl fS.no One. month, bv mall .... .Eft Per rnnntli delivered by carrier In Medfnrii. Jacksonville ami Con tra! Point no Putiintar onlv. by mall. per year.. S c-n Weekly, tier year 1.G0 BWOIIN nmcroxATiow. Dnllv nverni-e for eiven monthf end tne November SO. mi. S7R1 Full ened 'Wire TTnttofl Prt nlgp&tcliti. The Wall Trlhuno t on anl at the Ferrr New Stand. Pan Frnnclco Portland Hotel Kre RMml. Portland Powmnn Nrwn Co. Portland. Or. W O Whitney. Sflttl Wash. wynronn. oBraow. Metrono" of Southern oreirnn and Northern CnUfnmin. and the fasten! Krnwlnp r!tv In Oreron Ponnlnllon V 'enaua 1910 SS40 estimated in mono Five bitni1nd tbonnnd dollar OmvHv Water Kvem enmnleted. clvlnr fn annniv nnre mountain wntcr. and 17.3 m"e of utreetp nared Postnfflr reeelpte for rear anrtlnr November 50. 1911. show lncre.ite of IP re- cent Panner fruit ettv In Oreimn Ttorne Ttlver Pnltxentwrp nnnlen won wen atnkej nrl and till" of "Annie 7rinr of th WotI" at the N'nllonnl Annie Show PnnVane 190? and a enr of Nfftnwn won rt Prlxe tn 1910 t Hanndlan International Annie Show Vancouver ft C rtr-t Prta In mil at PnnVnne Vatlonnl Annie Phow won bv oarlno.l of Newtown. Poc" P'ver rw"rq broueht blphe Ortr. In n rn.rfcel. of the world dtir lp" the n' bIt voarfi Wrlt r,nnTerr,l r'n tnp!nlnp a ,.,. rf r.fnr for ti.e n.t eomm'i. nt- rT,nt.i. mw pttbMeVert SEEK UHIFORH ASSESSMENTS A taxpayers' Ioague, having for its object llio mailer of gettmjr all of tlio property in tlio county on llio ns-6e-nicnt rrll and the sccuritis: of a more equitable awesument, is in pro ofs of organization in th valley. A m.uss meeting is to be bold next wofk at whieb time a permanent orpiniza tion will bo effeotol. P. V. rcdhisky of this city who is taking an active jart in the formation of the league fetated today that the organization would not touch on this year's taxes or a'-se-ments but would devote its energies toward scouring a nlore uniform assessment and the correction of existing eil. WITH 8. B. Louie E. Wakeman, formerly cash ier of the Fanners & Fruitgrowors bank of this city, aud well kuown in local businosK circles has purchased a lialf interest i;i the insurance business of S. 11. Graham, and will be actually identified with thut Ijuginess in the future. 4 I -f TALENT ITEMS. MIbs Matilda Nelson of Moil ford was the guest of Mius Edith Tryr, Friday. Word hue been rocelvod in this city of the marriage, of Jeeio Kates, u former Talent boy, to Miss Flor ence White of Bailor, Ore. They wl.t make their homo in Sumpter, Ore. 11, 13. Bedford, wlfo and children spent Saturday and Suuday hero with Mrs. Myra Roberts. Frank Manners and Charles An derson drove to Ashland Monday nlis'ht. Catholic services woro hold Bun day at tho homo of Andy WIdonor. Tho Christian congregation of Tal ent Is oreetlng a now ehurah which will bo nuiuborod among the ilne&t buildings in town. LIslo Thurbor was a visitor at Jtogiio Itlvor I'VIday. V. A. Gllmo, wJio bus spent thp past four mouths with rolatlvas here, left Thursday for Portland, whero ho lias securud ouiployniuut. Mis. Thomas Bonhuni and daugh ter. Mrs. 1. Brown, woro Aahlmid visitors TuuNilay, J. Savage and son Itoynl, former resUlentfl of Tnloat. but now of San ta Barbara, Cab, aro horo visiting friends mid rolatlvas, Clmrlos Tryor and Frank Manners rocelvod word that they both passed tho civil service examination hold at ABhlaad souio tlmo ago. Thoy woro two of four applicants who took tho cxnmlnatioiu Thovo will bo spoclal song service lield In tho Mothodlst church Kaslor day. A projirnin will bo given by tho gummy boUooI also that ulght, ( WEIGHED AND ATTfiAlPTS or Hip Ashland rhu to ronoininnlo and ro eieci Ooorgp W. Dunn as county jrnlgo load to an oxainination of his previous roportl. .Jutlc Dunn was elot'tod ty .iutliro during tho yoars t nnos no oont foiled tlio county court, ronuuissioner Joshua Patterson working in harmony with him. Tho amount of money spent on county roads' during tho four yoars of .Judge Dunn's term totaled $lfS,0bT. only a little more than tho county spent in 1910 and about half that was spent in 1911. During the four years of Judge Dunn's incumbency, the county was called upon to pay the stale, as state taxes, $119,807, only a trifle more for the entire four years than .Jackson county is called upon Practically no bridges were bunt during Dunns re gime. Xo macadamized roads were constructed. The road building was confined to dumping cobblestones and gravel in the center of the highway. The nearest approach to crushed rock was broken cobblestones. Naturally, with this policy of inaction, aud with light state taxes, county taxes wore lighter than they are now, with excessive road expenditures and excessive state taxes, due to legislative appropriations. No attempt was ever made by .Judge Dunn to build a scientific road, lie is on record as opposed to such would not ovon favor a mile of sample highway to be con structed under the National Good Roads Association aus pices. .Judge "Dunn is opposed to road bonds, voted against the bond issue, and does not favor this- means, the only prac tical solution of the road problem. Judge Dunn is honest and economical, lie is also ex tremely narrow, provincial, and vindictive, lie is and always has been, a reactionary has played no part in the growth and development of the county. The last man in the world to lend a progressive county in what should be the period of its greatest expansion. lEBECCrVWILlBE HERE APRIL 4 "Uebeeca off Sunnvbrook Farm," tho newet of New Haitian d dramas and the most charming in that it presents pictures of New Knglnnd ehildroti as well as her grown folk, will be feeii at the theater Tliursday night, April 4th. where Klaw Sr Kr langer's s;Ieudid company will play a short CHgagemout. The play is the work of Kate Douglas Wiggiti and Charlotte Thomp-on. and is a dram atization of Mis;. Wiggin fine study of New Kngland life and character, "Rebecca of Snnin brook Kami." 'S L In explanation of his withdrawal of his candidacy for county assesor, It. A. Gregory states: "I have previously registered as a republican and tho records will so show. However, like thousand; of republicans I had decided to vote for AVilson or some other progressive democrat rather than Taft, and so registered as a doinoerat. When Roosevelt announced himself as a candidate, I hunted up Mr. Singler aud asked him to change my registra tion from democrat to republican, lie amnired me that he would do so, aud if be did not I will try aud see that it is done. All this trangpired several days before I had any thought of en tering my name as a candidate for assuiasor. I will say that :ny reason for withdrawing wa that 1 consider my business worth more to me than the oflicc." TO TRY NEW FASHIONS ON TROLLEY CUR STEPS XKW YORK', March 27. General Manager Frank Iledloy of the newly organized New York Street Railway-, company lias completed urraiigeweuU for tomorrow's novel "promenade de toilettes." Women June been invited to attend in their latest garb, whether it be the hobbled anklet or the now tuition slit, itlot, slash or whatever it is, which lets the );noo got glirnpxes of the outer world. Iledloy thinks women in hobbles cannot mount the old ear stops which woro 15) inches from the ground. The now car steps aro only 10 incbos high and Iledloy wants to see whothor women wearing the new Ulliun can mount these without shoving their knees, clear through the slit. DISSOM'TIO.V XOTICK. Tho partnership horetoforo oxlst Ing botwQQii J. C, Uarnoa. and Win. C. Murphy and known as tho firm namo of Barnos & Murphy has this day boon dissolved, March 27,-191 'i. All outstanding amounts should elthor bo mallod or prosontod at onco to olthor Barnes or Murphy, J. C. BAItNHS, C WM. MURPHY. FOUND WANTING. in H)0I and officiated as c(un- lf)0"), 1 SJ0C5I .15)07, l!)0S. At alls to pay this year, 191J. SQUAB FARM IS L. Perkins of the Onh.ird Home tracts, south of the citv ha turned his attention to a now kidnslry in the valley, by starting a q:iab farm. On this morning's train 1k received J0tl pair of itwn'v birds from rrtbiiul. Recently he received - pair finro 15iston. Ho is litwim: huge dove coten uructed and pi it lis to nie thou sandti of birds which will be marketed throughout southern Oregon and nor thern California. SELSBY SAID TO BE VICT1 OF FRAUD O. M. Selwhy of this city has sworn to a comHaint charging A. I!. Aimtin with fraud. Austin wn apprehended at Woodburu. Ore., and will be brought back to this city for trial. . Austin i said to have sold Sclsby tho state right ffor a patent "cane and stool" lor use at ball game for 4"00 and then failed to make good. MARRIED. 1). K. Cottreil aud Mis Alice Hock ersmith were united m marriage by Rev. W. F. Shields at the I'rehter iau manse, March '27th at ! a. m. There young j)oiile were both raised in this county, and are both widely known. Mr. C'ottrcll has a ranch in the Mcadowa whero he taktw hi bride, and the brightness of the marriage day betokens the brightness of tho life before them. Telephone Directory The next Isauo of Directory will go to press April 1st. Any changes or corrections should bo reported prior to that date, PACIFIC TKLKPIIONE & TELE GRAPH CO. LIVE 150 YEARS Scientists Say It Can Ho Ilonn "Old age Is simply a disease," say some of the European scientists now. Thoy hold thut with proper attontlon to dlot people should live 160 years. . We don't know how truo that Is. But wo do know that great numbers of elderly and aged peoplo fool and look younger than thoy aio because thoy build up with VInol, our doll clous cod llvor and Iron remedy with out oil. Mrs. MIehaol Bloom, of Lowlstown, Pa., 83 yours of ago, had to bo wheeled around In an Invalid's chair boforo who hoguu taking Vlnol, and after using a few hottles was aula to go out walking alono, aud do most of hor Jmusowork too. That shows how Vlnol strengthens feeble people, It sharpens the appetite, makes the blood rich aud causes It to clrculuto hotter. You fool tho good effects of Vlnol vory upon. Wo guaiuntao thut Vlnol will ploaso you and pay back your money if it doog not, Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Ore. NW INDUSTRY POLITICAL CARDS (Paid Advo'rtlsomont.) County rtcik. t hereby announce niyU an a can didate for tho deniucratlc nomination for tlio office of county clerk, aub Ject to tho will of the voters of that party at tho primaries', t promlno tho peonjo of Jnukson county that lu caso of'my nomination ntid olort'on I will fulfill tho duties of tho office ac cording to law and tho best ot my knowledge and ability. W. U. MILLER. Gold Hill, Ore., Fob. 1C, 1912. For Sheriff. I announce myself ns a candidate for shurlff, proinlnlng a continuance ot the businesslike nilminUtratlou 1 huvo glvou tho office In tho past, V. A. JONES. County Recorder. I am a candidate for a second term for tho offlco of County Re corder on tlio Republican ticket, sub ject to tho coming primary. I linvo conducted tho offlco to tho host of my ability, the books aro al ways open for inspection and fool that I am ontltlod to a second term. FRED L. COLVIO. For Prosecuting Attorney. I hereby nnnounco myself ns a candidate for the democratic nomi nation for tho offlco of prosecuting attorney for tho first prosecuting at torney district of Oregon, embracing tho counties of Jackson and Jose phine, subject to tho will of tho vot ers of that party at tho prlmurlos, aud I pledge tho people of Jackson and Josephine counties that In the event of my nomination and olectlou l will fonrlessly, impartially and to tho best of my ability prowcute all lulntlons of law In said district and endeavor to admlnUtor the duties of said office with thu atnimt efficiency and economy. B. K. KELLY. For Representative. I respectfully present my name as candidate for reprosontntlvo to the republican votofa at the coming pri mary. I have been onco honored by tho people of JncKson county, having been chosen to represent them In the state assembly two years ago. If nominated aud elected, I shall do in tho futuro as I have In tho past: give to my constituents ns honest and faithful scrvlco ns. lies within my power. I reallzo that thoro are mat ters ot Importance; (osouthorn Ore gon thnt will conic up In tho next meeting of the legislature at Salem, and It will be my enruost destro If elected to act to tho fullest satlsfaa tion ot all tho peoplo of Jackson county. J. A. WESTHftLUN'D. For Comity Commissioner. I heroby announce myIf us can didate for the nomination of county commissioner for thu four year term, subject to the endorsement of tha republican votors at tho primary election April lt, 1912. It nominated and elected I will during my term of offlco conduct tho business of Jaekson county on a strictly business basis, and to tho best lntorosts of tho tnxpayors, and without foar or favor to any party, partlos or to any particular section of tho county. W. O. LKEVKR. For County Judge, ,1 am a candidate) for tho nomina tion of county Judge of Jackson coun ty to bo determined by the will of tho voters at tho primaries April 19, 1912. If r am nominated and oloctod I will during my term of offlco, as soon as lawful authority of tho voters can bo secured, bond tho county and begin tho construction of a scientific system of permanent roads. Ono mil lion and a half dollars 1b not too much for this purpose But a dol lar's valuo must bo bad for every dollar spent. I will opposo Increas ing tho county's warrant indebted ness and will endeavor to reduco tho samo and restore tho county'a credit. I will assumo full responsibility for a business administration of every county offlco. p, 13. MERRICK. For Sheriff. I respectfully present my namo to tho republican voters as cnndldato for sheriff of Jackson county at tho coming primaries. I havo served two terms as constnblo of Medford district, and If nominated and oloctod shall sorvo tho peoplo in .tho futuro as In tho past. AUG. O. S1NOLER. For Assessor. 1 horoby announce myHolf as a can dldato for a second torm for county assessor, subject to tho republican primaries, April 19, 1012, and prom ls,q if nominated and elected to do my duty in tho futuro as I havo In U19 past. W. T. GRIEVE. County Recorder, I horoby nnnounco myHolf us a can dldato for the republican nomination for tho o'ftlco of county recorder, nub. loot to tho will ot the voters of that party at the primaries, 1 wan horn nud rained at EiikIo Point, Ore. 1 linvo for tho past 'two yonra boon deputy In tlio nasosHor's offlco and all I nsk tho peoplo to do la to look up my character and pant" record hi' foro ousting their bnlloin, .CllAUNOEY Fl.OREY. County Clerk. I announce mynotr an a candidate for, tho republican nomination for the office of county clock, nubjoct to the primaries April 1!, 1 1 1 a. N. L. NAUUKCIAN. For Representative. I hereby announce mynelt as n cnn dldato for tho nomination n one of the two representative to tho nasoin lily for Jackson county, to be chosen by tho republican voters at tho pri mary election April 19, 1912. My two Interests tho ranch at Central Point and law practice hnvlug brought mo. In touch with conditions confronting both the fann er and tho business man, lu consent ing to muko tho rare for tho nomina tion for representative, I wish to state that I am In favor of well built highways, constructed along econom ical and scientific Hues. I favor such laws us will enable our orchardlMts to protect nud euro for their orchards In the best nosslblo manner. I be- llevo In such legislation as will pro tect and safeguard all the Interests of tlio people lu matters of tnxHtlou, railroad rates nud ufflclent public service. And If nominated and elected, 1 will glvo to each tavpayer honest, efficient and busluisllko service. JOHN II. CAR KIN. Prosecuting Attorney, I hereby aniiounro inyiwdf as a can didate for the offlco of prowcutlUK attorney for the Plist prosecuting at lorney district of Oregon, compris ing the count Its of Jackson and Jo sephine, subject to the will ot lb" republican voters nt the primaries, if nominated aud elected I will1 faithfully discharge the diitle of the offlc. honestly, lutimrtlally, econom ically and to the IhwI of my abllltj. II. K. HAN.VA. Jacksonville. Ore., Muroti II. 1912. For Sheriff. To the Republican of Jackson ceunty: I hereby announce that 1 am a can didate for the Republican nomination for shorlff of Jaekwiu county, Ore., Hiibjcct to the wishes of the voter of the Republican party, to b ox-pressed at the primary election on April 19th. 1912. In caso I should be nominated aud elected to the said office. I prom lo the people of Jackson county a biiBlnesslIki' administration of the of flee EMMETT IlKKSON. l?or Prosecuting Attorney. I hereby (immune myself a candi dal for the republican nomination to the office of prosocntlng attorney for) the first district. Oregon. If I am nominated and oloctod I shall prose cute all violations of tho law. and especially will I prosecute nil viola tions of the liquor Inws, and all laws safeguarding, tho wolfare ot young manhood nud womanhood lu this Jur isdiction. This I shall do with what ever of strength and ability my six years' exporienco as a practicing at torney and three years as deputy" prosecuting attorney or this district bus conforred. Very respectfully. J. N. JOHNSTON. (Paid adv.) - County Surveyor. I horeby nnnounco my candidacy for the above named office, subject to the Ropubllcan primaries In April. I respectfully refer tho electors to my past record as a hash upon which to Judge my iiiuilllcatlons for snld office. T. W. OSflOOI). Yes, You Can Grin TkT J 1 MU&lift lODDWrlff. with satisfaction If wo havo caro ot your teeth, for thoy will look well and glvo you a comfortable fooling. Wo do nil kinds of Dental work lu a thoroughly iirnfoHslonal maiiuor and yet churgo moHt modestly for our service. Children's teeth wo make a specialty of. Bring, lio youngsters horo so that wo may mnko tholr moutliB look good, and fool good. DR. BARBER, The Dentist 207-208 Farmers und Fruitgrowers ' 'Bunk Bldg.,' Medford, Oregon Pacific Phono Main (JO 'J Home Phono 287-L, 1 HtMJKfiAf 1 HO Hall & Myers Taxi Co. Tnxicabs und Touring Cars Phone: Pacific 1100 Home 400 Tlmo Rules City on PavoiueniH, $;i 00 per hour Country, Jit. M per hour Waiting Time to Cents Every Four Mluuton or 91.50 Per Hour Ladles Shopping. 9.r.o Per Hour Docloi-H' City Call 92 r.O Per Hour Taximeter Uutes- Service Day or Night Take tho llroun Car NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS Are Hold in Momo Hull ovory Thuisdnv invited. nt ;l p. in. Evorvbody F0RDE CAN DO IT Do you waul your lawn put In Jlrt elms tdutpot All work guaranteed. Leave addrea with II. II. I'uttorvn, Quaker Nuihcry, Nimh hotel. Draperies 'o c-ury vey rornplnta Mn of Oroi'i-rlpn. Ihop mirlolnrt. fix turr. itc, unit 4 all cIiwwn of uphelntrrlm: A notnt limn t' look nflor llilw -Mitl. itohiitlvnly mitt will itl ti'MM "i-rUw at Ik ionitllit lu cm lu ovua tlio Inrg.-Nt rlllr. weeks ft mggowan ce Watch Our Addition Grow JmkM'ii nud Summit Medford Rcmty and Improvement Company M. F. rt II. Co. units. Ksa 1 We now have an Hxpert Aleclmnif for Repairing Typewriters and Kodaks You save transportation chaises to and from Portland, hesides our charges are less. -- Medfori Medford Book Store Friday Night, March 29th (Jala .Pacific Coast, 'Pour of LULU GLASER !As the Honnie Scotch Lassie in v Miss Dudelsack "A Highland Romance Set to Viennese Music First Time in Medford Henr: "O, You nailing," "Pluck Not tho Roso," "Sandy," "Dud elsack," "It'M Raining," "Wolooino as tho flowers." Donvof TlinoH, "Rolllnldng aud clover." Denver Post. "Fresh iih daw." St. Loula Republic. "Bright, clean, pretty." Chicago Nowh. "An avontgn of a laugh a niluiito." Phlhidolphlii Inqulro'r, . "It's real conilo opora." Han Frauelsco Call, Company of GO Sqlooted -Artists Augmented Orchestra Exquisite, iconic ProduutJon Traveling in their own Special Train Seats on sale Tuesday, March 2(1, Tlaskins Prices: $2.00, $1,50, 60c 4 -- t - WHERfc TO ao i TONIGHT i ISIS IOc THEATRE lOc Hun., lon 'I'ni-s. ami Wed. Vaudeville Art II UlltO A HOME Those Knockabout Coinodliin "THIJ 1,0.FMRM' A W'entirn HraiiiR "IIHIt HEART'S lUMM'OK" A M-iy tombing love story "THE PMKHICNTIMICNT" The husband rescue Ifn nud habit ANCIUNT HOME" Srenhi '.MltltlCLV A MIM.IOVAIIti;" n uhmiliitoly orlKlnut eouiedy drntnu Ktoulngs, too any neat In tho house. Special Children" Mat luce every Saturday and Sunday at 2 p. in., admission Co nud tore. Follow tho crowds to the Uls. Wo solicit your pittrounKo. whk It will w received with court esy. O JL . Jl MAX I'ndcr ditct't'Mi IW i Ai'liHi tni-ni Co ivi.i. i hi On ici.i ft Offering " ft MilKlltcss Pliotoplii) ft Tin: i.ovhok .ion v ursiiix" Stramto ItUtorlc Incident In lb llff nf that noted poet. "Till: SIHtlNMNtJ UAUIIIDK A tbrlllliiK roinauce of wnrly du- lu tho aouthttctft "POITIJHV MAKI.S'O I.V A.MHR. IC.V" Intercsilng. edursilonnl "THE KIXtJ'H COMMAND" A love affair lu the early life of l'reierlck the Orcat "WILLIE, THE HC.VTICR" A rent live comedy AL .SATIIEIt, the Singer WOOLHORIHS, the Musicians MATINKIC8 EVERY DAY Admission I Or. Children ftn x - 4-4 RF Theatre . nttr trn