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, ,tt lrjnrmtmwrl splendid met are witne ; . Ifi nrwxvtw MEDFORD MTlLT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OHEaON, TmiDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 3012 PXGE By 3000 PEOPLE Home of Din IiuhI nti'iiM uver hiuii III n locnl runt irnrlt are holm; pulled off at tin) JimliHoii county Fair ami I'mir show thin weuk. Thu iunn 'IluirAilny wero exceptionally Reed, and wore wKiiiiiumhI by a wowil of morn tliuu ISOOO people, A feat urn of tint tiny wan llui victory or David llunitn over llnlmoiit .1. nflor lie hint lout tho first two licutii. Tim utlior ruoon worn imctdliuil. Todiiy'n pro Rtiun In an followic ISifiO trot or pare, Jackson I'oiinty horses, purse $150. Five entries of Kooil stoppers, IHg frvfl-forttll, porn, inlln heals, pnrso jr.OO l-'oiir entrleit of tho fast est horses over matched In Southern Oregon nn follovvn' King Hoal, record 2: If. 1-4, owned by Tom Taylor Of Medford; (!liliiilta, rerun! 2 It M. owned by Oeorgn llarrun, Ashland: Axuoln, record 2 15, nwiiml by .1, O Wnllnrc, Hnn I)Uko, Cal., I.ou Miller, rerord 2; IS M, own ml by II. (I. Cox. McMlnnvllle, Ore. Besides these bin events, there will he n three-fourths inllii iIohIi for a purse or 1S5. Bucking content by flvo or six i;ood rowboy. Exhibition by tho Htalllon l'rliico. Doc Helms driving David llnruui was a favorite In tbn S:2H trot with Mayhelle, itrlvim by A. K. Warn, a close second. However llnlmoiit J. owned by It. II. Toft drew tho polo niul proved tho contender from, tho ntnrt. Mayhelle failed to lump hitr fiat am) wan never In tho race, David llurum b rolt i during thu flmt two heutH, llnliuont J. winning. It looked llko u certainty for tho blurk. But then, David Iloruin, veteran that ho In. seamed to reatUo that It waH up to hlm and ho copped tho remain ing three hcatn and victory. Tho rlmt heat In IsOK wa tho fastest In tho raco. lu tho 2:23 trot tho fight, was bo tween Unlntak driven by A. K. Wnro and at. Michaels owned by C. F. WW sou. Tho third heal wafc exception ally ttood from a racing stand point, lu thu fifth and deciding boat Unl mak broko and Ht. Mlchuols romped homo n winner in 2:2fi. Jack Kartell took tho G-K runnlnK raco easily from Mighty with Com metctal'Traveler last. Time 1:04. In tho 25 mile auto raco Harry Hmlth or Attlilntiil In n Ford was benton by W. 8. Savior In a Stevens Duryea. Bavlers utado tho dUtanco tn 28 minuted. This raco wa great ly enjoyed by tho crowd who demon etratml their dinlro for auto race by remaining until nearly dark. Tho auto raco Saturday l cortaln to draw a larKo crowd. WORLD'S GREATEST SPEED KINGS TO RACE AT MILWAtlKEE 1 1 7" DAVID UtlUCC-bliOVVN ? - HJSL B LtVJSW ItiltliNATIONAU GKAND HU2C. fACC. . ,ZF' ' lPSSKSIddddddddddddl II M llffijididdddddddBdddddddddddddddn u maul ijliiiilv ""ft-.-i-r-vair-; '' a nUUOLVLLI nLrLILO ; ;ii-;-! y Jk&i I u oniHii d uuemeo . r L-. , ;a jm' IdddK' .''vPJ'' ' JVtfBBPVvV 4v9fe "' . PVjB TrCSlVJJJJHKS'jMddldddKrJ '?- .B- it JiX','??r""Hl tvddddddfJIx? IBI 1 P fill vKvBud dleJ k y "'".T"' -'JL."'.".'J.'" LL!" ' i ' ' i m . SPED B OF WORLD RACE 0 KII1EN ma 1Y PANEL Fl FEDERAL CRT Tho United Stalea district court has ordered u vpuclal panel of W Jurord to bo drawn from JoKophlno and Jackdon count I on to act durlntt tho fall tnrm of court at Medford, which will convouu Octobor 1. The Hit drawn by Tom Ward, Jury com inlddlonor for tho court, la a follewd: H. I). AlVornon, Oranta Pano; John Adhpolo, KttRlo Point; II. V, llalloy. Provolt; J. W. Halrd, Solum; M. C. Hokub, Kerby; J. W, Houar, Medford; T. J. Urlnckorhoff, Gallco; Chnrlon Hurkhaltor, Qranta PaB; John W. Colllnd, Medford; C. W. CralB, Sol um; C. II. Uumaray, (Iranta Papa; V. K. Douol, Bedford; II. V. Uoxfloe. Qranta Pndi; . 11. Hlmoro, Applo Kato; A. L. Fryer, (IrnntH Paw; QoorKO Altpotor, (IrnntH Paim; O. O. Ulllettn-, Qranta Pnsa; II. M. Clorhnm, (Irantu Pubh; P. II, llorman, Oranta Phh; a, M. llowlnnd, Qranta 1'ana; II. D. Kuhll, ApploButo; J. A. Lnmboo Central Point; Franklin 13. Martin, Medford; JoHlnh Pnrdoo, QruutH Push; J. H. Potoron, Qranta Puna; It. Piatt, Medford; Chariot Pruutt, Central Point; N. ItoynoldH, QruutH Pbhh; J.'T. Hobertaon, Wonder; C. 0. Taylor, Wonder; h. Thompaon, Cen tral Point; J. H. Wlulc, Aahlnud; Jas per K. Younu, ABhland; ThomnM Young, KaKlo Point; John A. Martin, Medford. mjNvnit, rm . Hfpt 20 -a doc- larutlou In favor of tho recall of tho provident waa uiailo hoic hint nlnht by Colonel ItowevHt. I In proponed If ho wiim iiaiiifdtprDMldeiif unit that If he found liln vlnWM worn In oppoal t lull to the inoiJi lie would tnko tint Ht inn p lu ilrtfoiiftff of bin pollclun and iull tho office If ho could not win the Hiipport of tliu electorate. Itooaeveltt'd declaration watt In di rect reply to a u oral Ion udilreaaetl to hlm by Colonel Hryan at Pueblo ro- cently: "How many timed may a preatdont of tho Unltedi Htutok nerve?" In effect, hU aniwer waa when ho had no longer ?uiI tho peuplo with him and could not win them around to bin y or thlnkliiK. Continuing, ltoievll mild: "Ah to tho number of iion-conncc-tithe timed u prealdeut mlKht luivo, every argument In futor of tho limi tation of tornm of the prealdent can refer only to tho consecutive toruiK. Any third term-talk which refer to tho nouconecutlVu teruu la utter ab durdlty." In nudwor to Ilryau'rt other uiiurleH, which numbered flvo lu all, ltooe volt nald roKimlliiK the letter from hlm to K. II. Ilnrrlman, which beitun, "My Dear Mr. llarrlman." that he had Bono over that matter tlmo after time, An to what Uaueu In the pro Kreaalvo plntturm wero not borrowed from tho democratic, Hooiotoll re plied: "All of litem were not borrowed." Tho Initiative and referendum, tn auawur to another tquedtlon, Itooao volt aald. woro treated by tho pro- Krewlvo platform n both atato and national Ukiioh To the quedtlon of "What Is tho Intorvat of Porklna In your cnmpaiKuT" Colonel Itooaovelt answered thnt Porktml had Joined tho movement bocnuoJlm belloved It offorod n solution Of tho problema which muwt bo witVed to Inmiro tho continued wolfaro of tho people. THE. GRAND PRJZ,E- CUP. 'CtNtKAL-i vMANAta opjihiKyxj CANCELS INDIANA TRIP INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . Kept 20. Wuru out by untiring effurtu lu tho Intorcrit of thonew party. Coventor Hiram John mom of Cullforula, tho pro Kreaalvo nudldato for vke prealdent, cancelled today'a ludlnua progrum and la reatliiK for hla Ohio tour. Since leaving Cullforula Hcvoral weokd nK). (lovernor JoIiiihou has uvoraKed ten apeecheR dally. Ho left Inillnuapolla at noon for Cincinnati. TO SOLVE PROBLEM OF FRUIT DISTRIBUTION W0LGAST READY TO MEET RITCHIE AT TAFT SAN JWANCIBCO, Bopl. 20. Chnmplon Ail VoIkhI 1h romly to moot WHIlo llitulito liol'oro tltu iihili offoriiiK ik purfio of $20,01)0 for thu buttlo to tnko plnuo at Tul't, Cul., on TliunkrtKlving Duy, nocoiMiK to Hilly Nolan, Jtlloliio'H tnnnuKor, today fol lowing u nuiHHttgo rueulvoil front Iy Heltfeld, tit" oil town proomtuy. Medford l'rinttnK company erry full llui of legal blunka. MAKING SITES FOR SAN FRANCISCO FAIR HAN KKAKCISGO, Sept. 20. C'onlruet No. 1 wltieli wiIIm for tho filling in of 71 new of lturlior View IiuIh, Iuik been oiiiii(cil by tho San Krnneiseo Hiiii(;e eompuuy. Tim ov erflow lnmlH Hint have been filled ni eover that portion of t lief exposition alio bounilod by tltu ovnler lino of Welmlor street, the soullioily lino of llnv utreet. the eenlcr lino of Devwn- qufn Btreot, tho corner lino ot Hcott quiii utrcf, the retor lneof Scott httvet unil tlto soutltorly line of liow h Htreet. lu innkitiK Hiia fill 3,100,000 euhio yurilH of Hilt was pumped from tho Imv on tlio IntultMii ordorto nnpre- einlu the vitrtt nmount of Hitil ttsed . thin wok ot filling in tltu overflow IiiiuIh for n foundntion to the ex hibit jmlaeeH, wliloli ore to ho erec ted on Hint, portion of the fair nito, (UKlnvovH eKtimnte tlmt it woulil fill uu nrt'ti uiiiivitleut to Union Squnvu to u IiuIkIiHi of 240 iVijt; wltii'li m prnctieully its hifjli-nn tins' KerrjMoW' or. HoriiiKH for (hu fouiultiliuux C tjto exhibition puluecH uru uboutLhulf eompletetl. Theao IhiiIiiks wfruiimjlo itntily of Wif till. KI'OKAN'K, Sept. 'Jll. -The fifth nnlioual tipple nIiow in Spokane (Iih full in exHeted to iifconiltli one tliini; in inirticittiir which will be f great vulno to the growerH throti;h out the northweat. This will liu the luuiiehiu of u thoroughly organized movement to nohu tho problem of distribution. To Hciuirii thu roHtilt a ronferrnee of groweix, Vity nud eouutry bunk en', tniiisuirtiiliini men nud bifi neHii men .will be held in Spoktitte tliirinc tho upple hIiow, November II U 18.. The truateii lntvo determined to plnue the apple hIiow on u pennnneut footing, nud huvo untned u bottrd of governors eontuiiiing reprejentutivos of every npplo di.Htriet in the nortlt wet, iih well its (Irtvernors Mnriou E. Hay of Washington, Oswald Wont of Oregon, .Thiiicm II. lluwloy of Ida ho and Kduiit U. Norris of Moiitutiu, nud tlio.liettteuunf governor of Hrit ihIi Columbiu. CALIFORNIA OUSTED BY NATIONAL COMMITTEE to (luturmiuo the quitr . . , SAYS PANAMA CANAL , CUTS COSrOF LmNG SAN FRANCISCO, Soptt 20.- Hint nl U'ltat five per oottl of tjio pi ettt eoHt of HviiiL' will he Rnvnl to "uli- fouiliiun by tho opening; of thol 'an num ouitnl'wuH tltu pruiiiotiotrT ado hero toduy by Willimu H. Win 'lor, munuger uf thu olmidbut' of comn 'rue tral'fto lmraui. Uu inuiulitlu hut IiIh limitation is bused on u:,uirl kltowlutlgo of wlmt will follow t ttor oompotitioit. Kuili'oud rntuH buj ueu tho two coiihIh, he wiyH, vil In vo dueotl Jfrontutliirly-fivo to fori J por cont, and' this will romUt in tte fol lowing ilocronHos; Plumbing; hilU will be cut down by 10 pur i-outj ook alovoa will vost from $t to $2 'ysj tho prioo of coul AVUl lu low 'Qdj irrigntioti pipo will lin Hevorpl tl lur oliuupor in Wot tliurt) will lm m -oping rctluulioit'tn all comuio'dUioS NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Cnllfor nia'a rcproHen'tntlou yn tho lepubli cnu national eonunittco will bo do clured vuennt pome time today, ae- eording to a ululomont issued tlti-i nfternoon by Chairman ChnrW U. llilies, a aliot t tiino before the com mittee w)W to meet, Tho eounuitteo inen from Now Juroy, Wet Virginia, nud Noith Cnriilinii wonUI uNo be ousted, Wiles said, nml the vesignn Hon of tlitwe ropivseuliug OKIahomu ninl iMiiiiiesolu neeopted. FREE SAMPLE INDIGESTION REMEDY llueat Kver for (ias, Sourness, lVr Mentation, llenvluiri and Upset Ktoiiuu'lt Send uaino and address to Uooth'a MI-O-NA, lluffnlo, N, Y. Say "Send mo mini pi o of MI-O-NA," mid you will havo an opportunity to try for your self a remedy for Indigestion, l)yu popula, (lautrltla or Catarrh ot tho utomucli thut Iuib rulloved and uured thouHiuulBd ot ,peoplo throughout America. So certain tiro MI-O-NA Htoinach Tableta In any easo uf dlaordorud Htonutch that Olina. Strong w!U sup ply you with thq distinct undoratund- lug that If you aro dissatisfied twlth rosultH ho will, lefund tho purchase price. Could anything bo fairer? I'or Dr.xlnusa, llltlousnpsa. Ilonduuho, NorvousitoHS, Slooplosanosa or nnyl dlsoaso arlalng from tiii-upaot, woal or aide atoinaoh, MI-O-NA Stomnch Tablets uru highly vocommondod.- GO coulH a' box tut oyqr AiuoriGA. SIX POWERS PROTEST NEW CHINESE LOAN PIOKIN, China, 8it. 20 -Minis-tern representing the hIx powera group luformully protested to Presi dent Yuun Hhl Kai toJ against tho acceptance by China of tho $.10,000, 000 loan financed lu London by A. Wendell Jackson who Is alleged to represent tho Standard Oil Company lu the transaction. NEBRASKA ELECTORS REFUSE TO RESIGN , LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 20. Six eamlidales favorable to the eandi daey of Colonel Roosevelt for presi dent, nominated aft Nebraska repub lican electors, todny turned down a request to resign, jenl by the rojuib licatt itntiounl eotmnittee from New York. ' Wj-"' MILWAPKHK, Wis., Hopt, 20. Heavy rains throiighotll the night loft tTTli course over which tho Pabst ati tomobltf! races tiro to bo run today In a wet and tlpp-ry condition but of fltfals said thero would bo no post ponement Tin- drivern spent the morning in practice tests. A kliiK'a ransom Is represented tn tho trophies and rash prlzea hung up by tho Automobile Club of America, the American Automobile Association, tho Milwaukee Automobile Dealers' Association and Col Gustavo Pabst, Milwaukee, for the four International road racing classic. Tho Mllwau-' kee speed carnival Is known the world over n tho most richly pursed automobile contest that has over been held, for tho sumo of $50,000 barely cove th mere Intrinsic vatup of tho solid gold and silver cups and tho money purses. The nearest ap proach to thu Vanderbllt cup races at Milwaukee, In point of value of the prizes, was tho last International aweapstuko raco on tho Indianapolis speedway on Memorial day. but the totul given to drivers then was only $2m,000, one-half or tho amount which will bo contested ror In Mil waukee. Cannot Compute Vnlun No ono hax over undertaken to riguro out tho actual value of such famous trophies us tho Automobile Club of America' Grand Prir, Wil liam K. Vanderbllt, Jr.'s Vanderbllt cup, tho now Pabst Blue Htbbon tro phy or Col. Pabst of Milwaukee or tho Wisconsin Challenge cup of the Wisconsin Manufacturing company. It is not tho actual money valuo of tho precious metals In these cups which Is bringing tho world's great est racing drivers to Milwaukee, but tho Immeasurable honor and glory associated with tho winning of any of the four principal trophies. J""F' APPLES APPLXg APti Do You Want to Ml? ,- & What sorts and quantities, and what prlee? Wa T9'wntmSh erlng for anybody's fruit. Do you want to consign and chance the markatf and wo will glvo you quotations. I evory case we sond the MltM sole not. N New York wo use our own sale note, and do Htivl applen sold by auction. i H. N. WHITE IE CO. -7 70 Park Place New Yortt "VWf Vapor Baths Scientific Massage $1 203-205 Garnett-f Joroy Building Home Piione 145 Pacific Phone 5712 OTICK. Tho committee having charge ot tho American Geographical society excursion to Crater Lake desires all those who have bills against the committee to report at once. GHO. PUTNAM, P. J. O'GAUA. BEN SHELDON. UNDERWEAR AVo arc closing out about 25 dozen Boys' and Misses' Mat and Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and Pants; regular 25e to 50e qualities, in sizes up to 32, at your choice, per garment 25 Ladies' light' weight, Long Sleeve, Iligh Neck Vests Lor early fall, each 25 Ladies' heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, a 75c quality, estch .50d Ladies' Union Suits 50& 75, $1.00 Boys' and Misses1 Nazareth Waist Union Suits, three garments in one; 50c evervwhere. Closing out price . 39, 2 for 75d .10 dozen Ladies' Summer Vests, our regular 25o quality. Closing out price 15, 2 for 25d School Hose 15c pair Boys' and Misses' best wearing Ilose in the city. Heavy weight for boys and a fine ribbed for girls all sizes 5 to O1. Ladies' Seamless fast black Ilose, pair 10 Ladies' Bursoii.Hoso,-, black or tan, in heavy, medium and light weight; also out sizes, pair 25d Ladies' Gauze weight Silk Lisle Ilose, black or white, garter top,-pair , 25 Men's .Silk L'islo Hose, black or tan 25 Men's Black-Silk-lTose, 3 pair for.'. 50d Men's Silk Black and Tan best wearing Ilose in the- city, all sizes 15 pair, 2 for 25 Atfn'ti seamless s fast colored Sox, black or tan, , pair .' 10 The Little Ono Blouse Waists for Boys, sizes ' 7 to 14'yeara : 50 Men's All Leather GUoves,'50, 75 and $1.00 a pair, up to $1,75 qualities. HUSSEFS POPULAR EXCURSION PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 3912 TO BUTTE FALLS Fare the Round Trip Only $1.00 'Delightful day's trip. Good shade for picnic ground on banks of cold mountain stream. Take your picnic baskets or go to tb good hotel on the grounds. Leavii Medford 8:00 A. ra. KettntlH leavo Butte Falls 4:00 p. ra. BHHiHiHHHHHHHiHHWHHHHHHHHPHIiiHHHHIHHHIV.tfHHHBfr The Best K For aii mSml Motors R xfHVj miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBv b -w s k -miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir k - m v ' jr r- Wy- 'v; fvM HrA l- jJ f- LSAV18 PRACTIOALLT '.. U UAJUUI1 For Sale Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPAKT (Incorporated) Two Lots. 50x117, Queen Anne Addition Water, sewer, pavement and sidewalks in, alley an rear; best two lots an the addition. - $ One Lot, 75xl!10, But Main Sir' Water, sewer, pavement, alley in rear. ,h Five-room house and lot, Kenwood avenue Concrete foundation, plastered, wired antT pliulH ed, lot 135 feet deep, half block FourtUj.;5S; pavement, ingn grouna. Lot South Oakdale G0xl75, all improvements in, adjoins Howard, property, faces Dakota avenue,, alley in rear. Seven acres, Vo miles north of Medford. on Cn tral Point macadam, ditcU across highest part. , Any of the above properties can be purchased at exceptionally low prices and terms to suit pur chaser. Prices of property will advance 20 per. cent as soon as information of certain deals now pending is made public. Inquire MEDFORD BOOK STORE. Th. IN SIX STANDARD l'LAYS- COMIXO TO TKR' MEDFORD THEATRE Under the Auspices of tho Leading and Progressive ItuslnesM Howtes of Medford, Presenting Manion-Claman Players JUFFJCIIKNT PLAY EAOT NlSHT September 23-24-25-26-27-28 Meichauts whoso nnuies appear on this sheet, bulng thankful fr tho pntronngo ot their friends In the paBt, and to show their appre ciation thereof, have arranged with the Manlon-CIamon Players t givu SIX nlghta of hlKh class entertainment at the Medford Ofievft House, beginning Monday, September 23, 1912,, presenting a differ ent play each night, and they are giving, absolutely FRKB, AN AD MISSION TICKET, good for any ono porforuiuuco, with every 25 purchase- you make from them. By so doing, they nro giving to tho- public good ontertalnmeBt'&t FRCK cost entertainment that would othor wIbo cost .from 7S 1 nis up. ASK FOR FREE TICKETS OIVK.V ONLY 11Y THE FOLLOWING MKRCUAlWA Modol Clothing Co. A. M. Edwards, J Chas. Sghlerfellu P. M. Wilson Wnrnor, Wortman & Qoro H. N. atoo & Co. Hutchison & Lumtulon Medford Book Storo Thompson's 5, 10, ID and 25c storo John. C. Maun Pacific Motor Supply Co, Daniels for Duds Tho Toggery Vt Yntin TO T.ntii.AnAa UWMU , JUMUIOUVa Eaglo Pharmacy W'ost Side Phurnmoy Haslclnu for Health. , A. C. Ilehllng Ilex MaVket P. A. Hussey Olmstoad Louis Hell B. &. C. C.asl g(or " M. M. Atrens Co. Tli .Wardrobe L, M, Anderson, Mlllliiery ' ' i & Hlbbard 'f 'f AdnUsHlon wliliout Mercliant's Free Tieket 7t". Ticket reserved at Ilokiu's 1 .iX 4f53? r. Mi l & pix& tffl t n m :i A i Wl i i m n H 'l h ' TW w Ht- w ) fbtH