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r i 1) h i. l. si. I i U ., ndi-votnb Midford Mail tribuni iMniwwntfMm Mtnntaii t n tMt KVRRT AFTKIINOON KlT SUNDAY, lir THK JHIJIJI'U1U 1'HINTIWJ CO. MEBORPMAjr; TRIBUNE), ttTOPfflttb, QfttiaOff, SATURDAY, ATHYtfS'P 10, 10,12 l The Detnoorfttto Times, Th Medford mmi, inn Aipurorji xrihune, Tlio Hoiith' rn Orfttontum The Ashland Tribune. Of flew Mall Trlbuno Iltilldlnc 2$-37-S North lit street: phone. Main 1031: Home 70. KOnOK rUTNAM. KJItor mid Manner Hntcrf-d kii eeoml-clnss matter M Medfprtl. OrpRonr under the act of Ainrcrt a, ibt. m ukl will BOX FRANK SMITH 0f-C!fJ.M. PaP,r 0l " City bf MedforJ. Official Paper of Jackson County, BUBSCRITTIOW ATS, One ywr. hy mail...... ...15.00 Ono month, liy mall....... .60 Per month, delivered by carrier In Moilfonl. JncksonvUlo am! Cen tral Point .... .10 Faturjlay only. ! malt, per year.. J.00 WMy, Per year 1.50 HWORW CtKCOTATIOir. Dally averajre tor eleven montha end ing November SO. 1911, JTS1. Tail T.mrt Wtra OniUa ZTM Blapatehea. . Tho Mali Tribune H on al at the Ferrv New Stand, Sin Frnneleo. Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland, npwraan Npwb Co., Portlind. Ore. W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Waah. Abo Label, llio San l'mnousco lightweight ami Fraiikie Smith of Oakland, Californium are to moot in n ten-round boxing routes! hero he fore the Mcdfonl Athletic Club Wed- I ncsdny night, August 21st. Alio Lnhc ! well known to local fan bavin- upiwared hero several month ago against Hud Andersen to whom ho lost a, ctac decision after rt hnrd bout. Label attributed his defeat to lnck of proper oondi- tion, owing to death m his family. Inbcl was in no mood to train fo? the bout but rather than disappoint tho fnns he went on regardless of his condition. At that he and Anderson put tip one of the best ten round bouts seen here. Frunkic Smith is nn Oakland boy and ii year ago was rated nmonir Iho good ones, lmvingr boxed Johuuv mdhbs GAIN HUH Socialists to Organize SHE LOOKS WELL HKoroiD. ouao. Metropolis of Southern Oregon and! tv,,,, r.. i i it t " Northern California, and th.faatMt-!" c, Olio Hound' Hoiinii. Lew Powell nntt in fact Smith has met tho best boys in his class. Smith has just returned from a successful campaign through the middle west. rmwlnc city In Orecon. Population U. t. censu 1910 S840: Mllmntnd. I91t 10.000. Vivo hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed, giving finest supply nuro mountain water, and 17.3 mllra of atreeta paved. Poatofflc reeelpts for year ending November 30, 1911, show Increase of 19 per cent. nanner fruit city In Oreron Hoirue River. Spttrcnbenr apples won awep- takes nrlxn and title of "Ami ar of the WorM" at the. National Apple Show, Spokane, 1909, and ft r of Nowtowna wca Xlrat JTrts la 1910 at Canadian International Apyla Show. Vancouver. B. C. Tint Prlaa la 1911 at Spokane National Apple Shaw won by carload of Newtowna. ,, Tto&tie Itlver pear brought hlcheat prices In all marketa of the world dur ing tho paat alS year Wrlto Commercial Club. IncloatnK 6 eents for poMatro for tho finest commu nity pnmphlet ever published. COH WING" URUGUAY TQ EXHIBIT AT SAN FRANCISCO FAIR SAX KRAXCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 10. At President Tnft'.s invitation, the Republic of Uruguay is to participate in the Panama Pacific International E.-KMtion to bo held hero in 391.") Tho news of Uruguay's" acceptance Wits received here from Washington by C C. Jfoorc, president of the exposition. , , WAS1UNOTON, Aup. 10. Moon- shiners and other violators of tho Internal Revenue law In tho Curo- tlims, Kentucky, West Virginia am! fttltor mountain states of the Appa lachnln region, whoro tho plrturcsipto characters of present day romances hold forth, have gained temporary immunity from tho Rovonuo Offl cera, through A lack of departmen tal appropriation. Home inntlo atllls aro almmurtng along tnttllsturbotl lit many a mountain fnstness, whllo alert ownors ami operatora, made doubly vigilant by tho npnrcut ills regard of tho hated "Rcvenoos" aro pacing In nervous uneasiness at tho unusual quiet ana poaco of their lives. Forty raiders of tho Internal Re venue Service, bravo mon, renowned for their daring and efficiency, havo been called from tho hunt, because there, are no funds. These, forty men aro all being assigned to other work and moonshiners havo gained temporary Immunity. Commissioner of internal Revenue Cabell, said today, however, that no violator would escape punishment and that they would all be caught tatef. H OLDEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOW MASS OF. RUINS MAMl m , What Is said to be ono of. the flncstprlyato drives in Southern Ore gon Is being constructed' by Austin Corblnon his Srchard near Eagle Point, formerly the Bradshaw place. Tbo road will be nearly a mile and a half In length and will cost stv crnl thousand dollars. Chris Nat wick who constructed tho Flounce Bock grade on the Crater Lake high--war, is In chargo of the road. Tho drivo is being macadamized throughout. Tho rock is laid 14 Inches in depth and the road will bci eight feet wide. It extends through tbp orchard with a spur to the build ing site on Tvhlch ilr. Corbln plans to build. ' Mr. Natwick will return to Wcst vlllo and direct work for the county when he has completed the drive for Mr. Corbin. PUN MEW IT DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 10. Mem bers of the Wright memorinl com mittee here today nre. planning to erect two Greek columns in honor of Wilbur Wright, the pioneer aviator who died recently. The columns will mnrk the exact spot where the fin,t hcavier-than-air flying machine carrying a man arose from the ground. It 5s further proposed to erect a marble coliseum, closely follewing: the lines of the Greek Pantheon, as a hall of fame. This is to bo built with funds collected throughout the civilized world. HEW YORK. Aug. 10. What was tho oldest Presbvterinn church build ing in New York City, the West Farms Presbvterinn church, is todny n heap of ruins. I CALIFORNIA WOMAN CLIMBS TO SUMMIT OF MT M0REA - SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. Being tho first person to climb to the sum mit of Mount Morca, a precipitous peak 7,000 feet in height on the Island of Morca In tho Tahltinn group, is tho feat accomplished by Miss Kathcrine M. Douglas, a school teacher of Fresno, Cal., according to a story told by passengers aboard tho liner 'Aorangl arriving hero to day. ' Upon Miss Douglas' arrival in Tahiti last Juno she determined to scalo tho mountain and secured a guide to accompany her. After many hours of climbing Miss Douglass and tier native guide reached a point two thirds of tho distance to the top. Hero tho guide, because of a super stitious legend, balked. No amount of gold could Induce him to proceed further, so snatching tho hatcli.H used It) gaining footholds, from tho hands of her guide, tho young wom an continued alono tho journey to tho top. Miss Douglas will return to San Francisco on tho next steamer. BARTLETT PEAR PRICES GO UP TO $2.25 PER BOX REBELS CROSS BORDER AND RAID AMERICAN HOMES SH3RRA ULANCA.AUg. 10. Forty AinorlcaiiR on fust horsoa fully armed departed at dusk today in piisult dt 200 Mexican rebels who crossed tho international lino southwest of here today and raided tho Otto Smith ranch on the American Bide, stealing several horses,. In addition to these men a special train of deputies and! rangem from El Taso arrived this afternoon, T1ib posso is augmented by cowboys from neighboring ranch Q. Shortly afterward a train bear ing a company of United States In fantry loft Fprt Bliss and dlsentraln od tonight at Fort Hancock. All along the border between here and 1 Paso reports ar recolved today of raids by tho rebels. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 10. Stew art Fruit company this day sold at auction deciduous fruits at following prices, which ttere received in cipher and are .subject to correctien: NEW YORK PFB car 6982 from Sacramento July 27. Bartlett pears: T. W. Shechan av. $2.25; W. H. Dean av. $2.05: J. H. Desrosior av. illh Car grossed $1140. PFE car 38C9 from Sacramento July 27. Bartlett pears: S. Komano av. $2.10; Reed Orchard av. $2.00; Hungarian prunes: Reed Orchard av. $1.75. Car grossed $1133. PFE car 435G from Suisun July 2G. Bartlett Pears: Ah Coo Co. a. $1.05; Ah Yoko av. $1.75; II. jj. Clayton av. $2.05; Estate Ed Chad uourno ar. $2.10; J. II. Murray nv. $2.05; Neltzel Bros. av. $1.80; Rob bins & Duck av. $1.75. Car grossed $977. PFE car 3910 from Suisun July il. Bartlett pears: J. R. Chndbourno av, $1.9C; Mrs. X. Danlolson av. $1.90; Low Guo & Robblns av $1.80; Robblns & Lin av". $1.85; Robbins & Kishl av. $1.95; H. B. Sheldon av. $1.90. Car grossed $981. CHICAGO PFE car 1748 from Banger July 30. Thompson Seedless grapes; O. A. Olsen av, $1.40; D. L. Uachant av. $1.40; Geo, Moyers av. $1.10; OrG, Rodgers av. $1.40. Car grossed $1313. pirjs car 4802 from Suisun Julv Jl. Bartlett pears: Ah Yoko av. $1.55; Chun Chub av. $1.55; F. M. Pangbilrn av. $1.70; Bobbins & Linn av. $1.G5; Robbins & Ho av. $1,70; Robblns & Long av. $1.05; G. Tsug awa av. $1.05; W. C, Robblns av $1,65; Egg plums f Neitzol Bros. av. $1.05. car grossed $8C5. PITT8BURO-5PFB car CC03 from Suisun July 29. Bartlett pears av. $1.71; gross prurfes av. $1.50; Egg plums ay, 97. Car grossed $902. Shipments leaving California Binco last roport. Peaches 52 1-4 cars; plums 20; pears 81; grapes 1 3-4; apples 3; total to date 4129 cais. - ' TAFT TO APPROVE PANAMA CANAL BILL WASHINGTON', Aug. 10-Officiul approvement of the amended Panama Canal bill as passed by tho senate is expected soon from both .the house rtnd President Tnft. As the bill now stands it ignores the British protest and n resumption of diplomatic ex changes over its tenus is expected immediately. . England, diplomats heroC- believe, will take the matter to The Hague tribunal in nn effort to havo s5);eral of its provisions oHartjjed, ",' . " RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINES PROHIBITED USE OF CANAL John IJrqurr, Socialist Organizer Tho Socialist county central com mittee has engaged tho well known socialist organUer John Ooquor to do organUlng work In Jackson county. His dates aro as follews: Rogue River, August' 10, Rails Crook, Aug. 11, Central J'olnt, Aug. 12, Agatu August 13, .Medford Angst 11 und 15. Jacksonville Aug l, Tnlent Aug. 17, Soda Slirlngs, Aug. IS, Ayors Spur Aug. 11), Ashland Aug. 30 and 21 Phoenix Aug. 22. Ittiillon cspectnlly Invited. All itticstloitH courteously an swered. - C. W. SHERMAN County Hecrotary. Senator La Follette Upon Roosevelt and the Bull Moose Who looks through Iciihor that wo provide, hucnusn ovory pair wo no lect nio chosen on account of lliolr adaptability to Individual eyes. Wo xatnluo first, then prescribe, tho cor rect glasses that will ease tho oyt's, reatoro porfect vision, and do away wlth any headaches Hint may have troubled you. Wo havo only the best of ground lentton, yot wo supply yip.i at vqry modoratu figures. DR.RIOKERT Eyesight Spocinlisfc Over Keiiiiiur'H, i- i ' '. .' iii WHERE TO OO TONIGHT STAR J. jLJLXjl X JJlL Uitder dlrcclhin lVojilo'n AmuNoiueut Company. AliWAVrl U THIS l.KAD lOllo JVel of Mini Ituii Film, lll(ll) THE nilQUITTAIi powerful Solax foututo M)VK'H NUItlMT I'HOOI" A genuine treat III motion pluturmi You Will Leave Us Smiling WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Tho Pan ama canal administration bill provid ing for free pnssago to American ships, prohibiting railroad-owned ves sols from using tho waterway and nutnonzmg establishment of a oner man government when tho canal is completed, passed tho senate last night by a vote of 47 to 15. Tho provision for free tolls which was fought out In tho senato Wednes day was endorsed again just beforo the passage of tho measure. Attach ed to the bill as it passed tho senate Wero two Important amendments directed at trusts through their rail road control of steamship lines. The first would prevent ships own ed by Illegal Industrial combinations from using tho canal and tho second would forco railroads to givo up wa ter lines that might otherwiso bo their competitors, if It were proved thoy-wero stifling competition. Opponents of tho frco toll provision or American ships against which Great Britain made a formal protest, carried their fight up to tho last moment of tho bill's cdnsldora tldn. As tho bill was passed it would permit Amorlcan coastwlso vessels to pass through tho canal free without conditions, whllo American foreign trrido ships might pass through frco If tho ownora ugreo to sell their ves sels to tho United States at a fulr price In timo of war or emergency. It provides tho Interstato com merce commission at any timo may order tho disposal by a railroad of Its steamships If such ownership h Injurious to tho public. Bramlcgco trlt'd subsequently to havo this (intended by allowing all ships to u:o tho canal subject to supervision of tho interstate commerce commission. This was dofcatcd. In Its completed form tho bill was finally voted upon with Burton, Crane, Gttllinger, Lodgo, Root and other opponents of free tolls and autl rallroud features voting ugainst it. (By R. M. La I'olletto) Whllo special interests havo beou increasing their hold upon tho ad ministrative sldo of the government at Washington, progressive republi cans In many stanch republican states havo wrested the control of govern ment from theso Interests nud have enacted statutes restoring roprosun- tativo government to tho people of those states, . . . Tho cojitcst in ninny of thcho stales was severe and protracted. Dofcnt was encountered again and again. Whllo Roovelt wa3 president he offered no encour agement to tho lirogresslvo republi cans who were struggling with tho old machlno bosses to enact direct primaries aud other progressive sta tutes. His influence 'was openly on tho sldo of tho reactionaries. His appointees were tho moBt active ag ents or tho opposition. In Wisconsin federal officeholders were lobby agents for tho corporations and spent their timo nltudst wholly at the state capital during legislative sessions. I nm somewhat acquainted with tho conditions which prevailed In north ern and western states, whoro I apoko year after year In support of tho ef fort to establish progrcfcslvo ropuU working In our soclnl life. Sound Ideas sclzo upon tho human mind. Opinions rlpou Into rixcd conviction. .Masses of men aro drawn together by common belief nnd organized nbout clearly defined principles, . . . But what abject folly to seek upon mich basis to destroy a great political party 7,000,000 strong, with a clear progresslvo majority in Its ranks, within which there has boon bullded up n progresslvo movement that promises to mnko the republican party the Instrument through which government shnll bo completely re stored to the people. 1 would In no degree disparage tho good work of tho progressive democrats. Encour aged by Bryan's support of progres slvo principles, many democrats In Wisconsin and other states aban doned their party on states Issues and supported tho republican progres sive program. And It was Bryan's superb leadership and courage i.t Baltimore which nominated n candi date for tho presidency who has made a progresslvo record as governor 'if Now Jersey. I repent nud In ro pnrtlsnn spirit that tho progressive movement began with tho republican party. It rapidly advanced its con trol, shaping policies of stnto admin THE VANIHIIlNtJ RA;i: MutuhlcHH ttile of Rod Bavituca Ono TUEAHtUlll LOVE that will touch tho right npot At HATH i:i(, Tho Hlugcr. Reallntjo mufdral effect Mean government, and I know that flstratlons and 'stamping Its Impress tho same opposition was encountered in most of those states. Until Uttl more' thnn ono year ago Roosovolc had not oven ccprcrscd himself us friendly to what had become while ho was In Afrlc.T so widely known as tho progressive1 republican moto niont. Not until about fivo months ago did ho mako Ills so-called de claration of principles. Shortly thereafter ho abandoned any attempt to discuss his "pilnclplcs." Ignoring Issues, ho lured thd president into campaign so bitterly personal that by tho time of the Chicago convention tho frenzy nud passion aroused mil). ordlnnted everything' - tri ' a flurtfo scramble to seal delegates and securo tho nomination. And upon this mnd squabble for nfflro between two men tinder whoso administrations tho 10 publicnn party had mado tho trust, tariff nnd special interest records for which It Is most 'severely criticised, It Is proposed to destroy a sound nud vital progresslvo movement, which had already gono far to natloimll.o itself within a great ami powerful organization. ... A political party Is not mado to ordor. It in tho sltiw development of poworful forccx upon national legislation as n dis tinctly progressive republican move ment. And upon thin fact In recent political history I appeal to progres sive republicans overywhure t6 tnnln tnlu their organization within tho re publican party. To maintain such organization blind nlleglnnco to every party nomination and to every party declaration Is not essential. ... It uceuiH to mo that tho highest obliga tion of real progresslvo republicans In every Btato is to maintain1 their organization and continue to tight within the Hues of the reiiullllcan party for progressive principles, pol icies and candidates. No aid or on couraRomont should bo given to u third party plan to dlvldo tho pro gresslvo vote and dostioy the progres siva republican movement. No break should bo permitted in the progres sive ranks Which will endanger the election of any true progresslvo re publican anywhere. Every effort should bo put rortli to Increaso the numbor of thoroughgoing progresslvo republicans In tho United States ncri nto and tho HoIiho of representatives. Progresslvo republicans nover had n hlghor call to greater sorvlco. after n visit of consultation nbout your teeth or an operation by u upon them. Wo hnvo a long practical ex perience lit every branch of the busi ness aud havo earned our present high reputation by honest nnd con scientious work. Wo solicit your patronage and promise you com plete snthifnctlou with our work, our methods nud our chnrgus which are acknowledged to bo moderate. iMily Attendant DR. BARBER THE DENTIST Over Daniels for Duds. Pacific Phono 2528. Home Phono 352-IC MATINEES Admission 10c. DAILY (Milldien tie. A. J. mTS!m rrs ISIS THEATRE Vitndetlll f I'dlltOpllljM. Thermos lust what yoit want on that auto trip Always hot or cold myoudcfjiro MEDFORD BOOK STORE v llAlill .M DALE Tho Irish fashion plates Featuring their double trlplo tangle foot clog - ' i t THE K.IMr CO.'H NTUPKNimUM ORIENTAL I'ltODUrriON . THE MOHTI.NU DERVISH EH THE DESERT roaluring Mlas Genu (Jauntier OF WIIO'H TO WIN? A liumyKrapIt ,. Wdw; THE LAUREL WHKATlt OF I'AME A touso drama doplctliic ttiu tragic llfu of ono of the world's grcatuit niuKlclaus COMING HUNHAV IIUJ TWO REEL UIOORAI'li FEATtlltl "A TEMPORARY TRUCE" GOOD MUBIO Evening performance. 7i 30 Admission 10 and 16 conta. Special matlneos Saturday nnd Sun day at 2 p. in, " NOTICE PROGRESHIVF.S. Th County Commlttoo of tho Pro- grisJv, party .will mot atthe offices "Mtilkey Cherry Jackson County mS"U(UK oh Monday evening, by atato quurantluo thoio and re Ahb'us 12t 121 J turned to tho shipper, California Potatoes in Bad SACRAMENTO, Aug. 10. State horticulturist! Cook wab today noti fied by tho officials at Tacoma that a largo shipment of potatoes from southern, California' affected by tho iimiiiiu luiieiuioiiii nan neeti hold up 'Astor Heir's Debut Delayed NEW YORK, Aug. 10 DJsappdlnt ment was felt hero today by thoHo interested whon It was announced by Dr: Crngln that the expected birth In the Aa'tor family would probably hot occur this weok., 'Mrs. John Jacob Astbr, tho young widow of tho Titanic victim, Colonel Astor, has been expecting tho ovolit for" Home timo past and tho family maiiBlin hero has been besieged by eurlouH crowds" awaiting thn news. According to Dr. Ctagln, ftlrs, Ari tor In in the best of health. GROWERS OF PEACHES Do you want your fruit bundled by oxjairl Kulosmonf Do you wuut the IJKST PRICKS Iho Puciflo Coust tnitrkct nf fords? Do you wunt to lino up with "Tho IIouso of a Squnro Deal,?" If so, get in tduch with us NOW. rt j PacBGSI., 'i,if ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO, Mcdfofd, Oregon Home'307 Crater Lake Auto Line Car will leave Hotol Medford, for Crater Lnko at 8 a. in. Tuosdaya nnd Saturday. Return Monday aud Thursdays. Spend Sunday at Crater Lake. Rosorvntlonn made at Medford Hotol offlco. . MORTGAGE LOANS Monoy on hand at all times io'loan on improved ranches and city property at lowest rates with "on or boforo privilege. " JAMES CAMPBELL . Phono 3231 320 G.-d. Bldg. taMMM e: A SNAP 00 acrda, sl miles from Medford. good gradod rond crosses tho tract, all froo soil, at $50 per aero, $1000 will handlo, easy terms on balnnco. Part l crook bottom land, sultdbld for alfalfa, Several Hprlngu on tho placo. Tltnbor onough to pity for tho tract. No buildings. In tho Griffin creek district: W. t, York & Co. PLUMBING Stoam and Hot Water Heating All Work Oimmntcod ' Prlcou ItciiiioiinbU i , , 'COFFEEN & PRICE ' as Xownrt Jlloci, Sutiano on Oth Rt. Vaelflo aoai, Xuma mo. ( Clark & Wright ' 'LAWYERS . H WASHINGTON, , 0, Public Land Mattorst Flnii Proof, Desort Lands, Contest nnd Milling CuBea, Scrip. Draperies mnleta lino of . flvturoN, oto, wo carry a dntperltH, lucu viir cur v nnn llllllM. 'ill! I'.' ? ': 0I'J",,, '' ui)ii)iHtorlnir. A 7.M Xn- .".JVi'f, . ' W5'!l rvlco Am la niiMHlliio to not tn uvea o laraoHt ollluw, Woeks'& McGowan1 Co. Watch Our ' Addition Grow Jackson and Summit Medford Realty and Improvement Company m. f. n, c. nidft " .A ' ' m M jj 'JIM m St t "M V si !, rrjn M 1 t r,il sv W' ' '"'if' tr , - ' k I i