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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1912)
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Dally averag or 1i"vn months emi ts; Jiotitmliar , mi. 57fil. run Mamst ln tlnlird Pre Iltefera, The Mnlt Trlbnner U tin ale nt the J'erry N'bwa mhJul, San FrnnctsM). lA.tUn.1 tTw.,At Va Cl.n.t rX.lnal Unirtnrtn Ntswa Co, Portland. Or. W. O, Whitney. Senttl. Wash. a u i i 111 ii mi ji . . Metropolla of Southern Oregon and Northern California, And the. fastest growing city In Oregon. Population U. S. cenam 1910 SS4Q: Miniated, lSlt 10.000. rive hundred IhoiiNaiid dollar Gravity Water Ryalem complete!, rlvinir finest supply pure faountaln water, and IT.S miles Of atrenta paved. Peatoffire receipt for year endlnar J.ovcmhor 30, 1911, ahow Increavn of 19 nr ffittiL lianner fruit city In Oregon Tlnue illver spilxenoer nppiea won awep atnkeit prlae and title of -Alr KIbk of fix Worl4w at tha Natlon.il Apple Show. Spokane. ISO), and a car of Newtown won Ftrai Frlae la Ml at Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver, 8. -C ANlo AT CHICAGO ; SELL AB3B0X Tho California Pniit Distributors rcjwrt llie following sales for Octob er 17: Chicago, Malagas, $1.00; Tokay?, $1.00; Anjous, $3.00; Italians, 95c; peaches, 30c. Philadelphia, Florin Tokays, $1.20; Lodi Tokays, 90c to $1.03. New York, Toknys, $1.10; Malagas, 85c; clings, COc; Winter Nelis, $2.25; Clnirgeaus, $2.40. YOUNG IAPTISTS ARE IN SESSION HERE Tlie young people's "department of the Rdgue River Baptist association convened in Medford today for a two days session. Delegates and visi tors, -were here from Ashland, Grants Pass, Eagle Point, Central Point and Brownsboro. The follow ing program has been arranged for the two days: Saturday G:30 Banquet to delegates'. J.t the church; 730 Opening prayer1, Rev. A. A. Holmes; Address of wel come, H. II. OeArmond; Response, II. O. Butterfield, Ashland; 'Vocal duet. Misses Paddock and Drake, Grants Pass; Reading, Mabel Ever . hard; Address, "Young People, H. C. Garnett, SHBday Aftemoob 2:30 Ad'dress "B. Y. P. f." fearl Keizur; Musical number, Ashland delegates; address, "New Ideals," Grants Pass delegate; Vocal solo, Gladys lilnroan; Address, "Getting Ready to Live," Mrs. Meumau, Eagle Point; Work of the juniors, Ralph Webster, supt.; Address, "Social Life of Young People" Mrs. A. A. Holmes; Address, Louis Bennett. Sand Evening 7:30 Song service; vocal solo, Mliw Pattlllo. Grants Pass; Selection by orchestra; Vocal solo, Florence Hazelrlgg; Address, "The Call to tho Young People," Hon. B. P. Mulkey. (Everybody Is invited to attend these meetings. f MEDFORD CONCRETE COMPANY IS RUSHED WITH ORDERS ft i i ' Tho Meilford Concrete Construc tion company are running full blust now to supply crushed roclr and sand for the new bridge over Bear Creek. They will furnish about 1G00 yards foi tho structure. Through the ear they havo already shipped from the city 42 car loadB of material, Butte Falls being ono of tho largest pur chasers. Tho demand for the new cement drain plpo has exceeded the supply, ode rancher afono having put Injan ordor for 3000 feet recently. In order to keep up the qupply tho com pnny will have a big force throughout the winter and lay up a large stock for, tho spring trade. C, J. Soamon, thg, manager has had ten years ex pejriouce lu concreto work and Is maklug a marked success w'ltu tho bUSlUCBU. 0IITUARY W; E. Carlock of Merlin died Honda sad was taker! to, Jackson ville for burial, Intorment taking place Tuesday," His "brdther, F. M. Carlock, of Bakersflold, Cal and hla4wlfe were with him when death caije. Mr. Carlock waa about 70 years of age and had been a rosi er southern urcgon nuouc no .4H UtPTKNtMt ruaumu KVIR II I I til ll BOUBNI'B T BACTtOtfARTES wul AVtho direct primary pi-ofcss to no vorv liuioli worried loss the independent enndidney of Jonatlian Dounie tie Jtroy the Oregon system. iY thero was the slightest danger that lonnlo's sneeess would undermine tho diree.t primary law, the majority of those, now opposing Hourne and supporting Selling would vote for Bourne. Ii Bourne's re-election meant the destruction of the Oregon system, the Portland Oregonian would he clamor ing for it. Xt Bourne's victory meant the restoration of the eon vention system ex-Senator Fulton would he his mosl vig orous champion. Bourne's election or defeat will not affect tho direct nrimarv law in the sliuhtcst savo that it deprives Ihe Oregon system of i(s mast national capital, and so perhaps retards the progress of the reform nationally. Bourne's defeat at the primaries was heralded through out the nation as proof of the ingratitude of the people for one who had faithfully labored in their behalf. Bourne has a multitude of political enemies incurred through long veai-s of political struggle most of them made in the successful warfare he led overturning the old system. These defeated pio-eountor politicians lorni tho nucleus of the opposition to him. By misrepresentation and falsification, by the illegal expenditure of money, those enemies were able to compass bis defeat at the primaries during his absence, vile made the mistake of supposing that the people of Oregon knew of his eTforts in their lehalf and made a campaign in ad vance of his time made no campaign and left it to the jwople. Because the defeat of Bourne by a faction of the rcpulw lican party did not represent the sentiment of the people of Oregon, but misrepresented them Bourne has been re nominated by petition as an independent. The independent candidaev of Bourne is a referendum takon b the people upon the verdict of a factional ma jority in the republican primaries where 011I3' a fraction Of the total voto was polled. The people havo this right it is guaranteed them under the primary Jaw just as they had under the old law to revolt from apacked convention nominee. In Jackson county nine-tenths of those who voted for Selling in the primaries, did so to defeat Bonnie. They have no intention of voting for the man they nominated most of them are for Lane. They simply recorded their animosity against the man they hold responsible for the installation of the Oregon system. The same holds true throughout the state. Primaries and elections are simply to secure efficient servants of the people in public office. It's the result that is sought. 3fo one questions Bourne's efficiency. He has made good. Therefore he should be re-elected simply as a business proposition. CARE OF Reflects Tender Sympatliic of a Be a Follower, But a Leader By L. L. Austin "Show me the manner in which a nation or a community cares for its dead, aad I will measure with mathe matical exactness, the tender sym pathies of Its people, their respect for tho law of the land and their loyalty to high Ideals." Gladstone. Fr the sake of the living, to min imize human sorrow and to increase consolation, should there not be way provided that is less of a tragedy, lss horrifying, less barbaric, less depressing, less abrupt and danger ous than the old, crude common practice of earth burial? "Earth to eatth and dust to dust, never was intended to suggest even that the human body, the earthly home of the soul, should bo given up to the elements when the spirit had taken to flight; nor does tho other alternative imply that overdue at tention or extravagant display of any kind should characterize the con duct of the living towards their dead. Neither cremation nor grave bur ial answers the demands of human affection. No sane man can afford to lay his dead away carelessly, in differently, or negligently. Tho greatest of Englishmen said. "Show mo the manner in which a nation or a community cares for its dead, and I will measure, with mathemat ical exactness, the tender sympathies of Its people, their respect for the law of the land and their loyalty to high Ideal." Tenderness Is duo to the living, and no one lives who would deny it to the lifeless form which Is so soon surrendered to the desecrating In fluence of fire or oath, merely to hasten oblivion the sacred symbol which served so well allotted time, and without authority or reflection, generation follows generation, In poisoning earth, sea and sky with the organic remains of the dead. What ono town may escape farther up tho flowing stream, another suf fers from, and still another on Us way to tho sea, utll all the waters of all the rivers are polsouod by tho seepage from cemeteries. Malignant diseases may bo laid away In thu cemeteries to come back to tho same, or to future generations, In a still more ' virulent form,' and with still moro deadly effecl as the years' go MEDFORD CSITJ TRIBUNE, CANDIDACY, bred - in - tUo - bono opiKments of distinguished advocate in Ihe against a packed primary CEMETERY People. Metlfortl Not Likely To in the Adoption of Needed Improve Encourages Decay Tenderness to the living. Is not emphasized by building earth burial places on tho hillside, where chemi cal forces quickly distribute the gerniB of decay and disease broadcast over a large aud larger area, both by means of drainage and tho winds which sweep tho germ laden dust of the cemetery back into the faces and homes of the public, and become too often in village, town and city the sole cause of serious epidemics. Then to burn the body to ashes in the crematory is revolting. It is re sorted to only because men and wo men dread common earth burial, and the more conscious cither are of the dangers of earth contamina tion by grave burial, the more of a (philanthropist the crcmatontst Is. But why not accomplish In some other way? There Is a divinity In every purposo to remove danger from tho path of tho living, and cremation does It most effectually, but who Is, and who has given authority for such a disposition of the human body? We have the prccedont only, and as a practice It does not meet with pub lic favor; It does not meet the de mands of human affection, It does not Increase In popularity, It does interfere with tho establishment of family memorials which have so well served to perpetuate all worth saving In art and literature, science and social equality In tha great civili zations which have dono most to solve tho probloms of life and pro- Lpare all for the mystery of death. Is IiujKirtnnt Duty To take care of the dead with ton der caro and at the samo time to gpard and protect tho living, Is both an Individual and a public question. The public must exercise duo and supreme caution In guarding tho en tire community and tho Individual must meot all the requirements to this end, The law declares a ceme tery to bo a necessity and not a nui sance, and yet tho city of San Fran cisco Is Just now dofylng tho law In demanding the removal of four ceme teries from (ts midst, and 00,000 bodies have to bo rolutorred within six months, and these 'emotorles to give way to streets, resident aud business districts, The city of Phil adelphia iius Just completed tljo re moval of 200,000 bodies for the same pitrposo and tho same thing Is OTDFORD, trno of ovcry othoi city In Urn cotuv try mid It Is Just tu tnu of Htimllor cltleit, towns and vI1iakp. ' KmimI Word Snvf II When tho Inst lot Ik sold lu n cento tory, Hs docny, Its nliomloumcnt lins already begun, nmt nu perpetual rare fund will MWci It, for tlu slight hi terest Ihnt communities uro prono to glvo the holy rtrrrt heroines ceiltorod tu the now litirlnllfilitrrt, mipimrlod by tho Inter goiiortvtlon, mid thu old soon pnmot from memory. Not so, not even practically so, when thn diMid have been entombed In blilld Iiirh, In nuui.-tolouins which glvo nt once In thin method of burial the ijimlltj of iHTinnnctio, which tho law recognizes ami Along with which, will ever bo associated, tho enduring ilitalttles of great tondernons, love and reverence, n reflected In tho solid masonry, the strong walls and graceful architecture, ami wtthlii, the sacred dust which Itself nerves to provoke the reverence of pro gretMe conditions anil Indeed chnt leitRes tho worshipful rotpe-ct of Ihe coining generation until It bvenmett a shrine In memory and fact, as did tho Taj Mahal, tho tomb of Malleolus, and the Pnnthenu at Home. Medford Is well known the coun try over, for lLt rapid growth, and especially for Its encoiuugcinent of substantial and estenttal civic Im provements, never a follower but a leader lu tho adoption and support of Institutions dedicated to the pub lic welfare, FOREST FIRE SWEEPS" THOMPSON CREEK REGION The blKKet forest fire of the year In tho local district under Super visor M. I. Krlckson occurred on Thursday of Ibis week at the he.ltl of Thompson crook, near the Apple- gate postofflce. About 400 ncrra wero burned over, but us most of tlfn timber was brush and first growth trees llttlo or no damago was done. Tho surprising part of the flro Is that It nhould occur so late In the year, tho first of October being consldorcd tho end of tho danger beasoti. NOTICE. Notice is horeby given that tho undersigned will apply at tho special meeting of tho city council October 21. 1912. for a Ilceoto to sell malt, sptrltous and vinous liquors nt 22 North Front street, for a period of six months. SELSBY & KENNEDY. Dated October 9. 1912. Every Child Should Be Given This Tonic When children kav no appetite; when they are continually peerlsh and Irritable; when they arc restless In their sleep, it is almost a certain indication that their dlgcstlvo or gans are troubled with worms or oth er parasites. This is a very common ailment and easily remedied. Physi cians will tell )ou that nearly every child Is so troubled at sonic time and In fact, many adults suffer In the same way. Among adults this trou ble Is Invariably referred to as In digestion, when In reality It Is due to a small parasite which Infests thu Intestinal tract. , For children, Jayne's Tonic Vermi fuge Is unsurpassed as It Is not only destructive to these parasites, but completely removes the nests lu which their young are deposited. Sel dom does It purge, and tho Improve ment in tho health of tho child will bo the first and best Indication of thu beneficial results of tho medicine. Not only will the Vermifuge destroy all the parasites, but Its wonderful tonic effects will restore the diges tion which has been lmpalrod. For children, tho addition of a little sugar will make it so palatable that they will tako" It readily. Mil lions of parentB havo praised It for more than eighty years. Insist on Jayne's; accept no othor. Sold by druggists everywhere. Dr. D. Jnyne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa, We Examine Closely every detail of faulty teeth and pre scribe the remedy quickly. Wo are experts In the care and preservation of the teeth and well up In all branches of Dentistry. From pain less extracting to artistic crown and hrldgework our work Is pronounced faultless by those who havo patron ized us, and wo know that our mod erate prices have made friends for us everywhere, Lady Attendant DR. BARBER THE DENTIST Over Daniels for Duds. Pacific Phono 2528, Home I'liono 352-K -5" t". ' - OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1012. UJUIlU.tJU.IJL.. I PUBLIC LIMY J- 1 I i iV ii V Hooks ntldeil o the public lilmiix during the weekt Hniley, Piuuiiig lionki Hnrrott, IVyeliloiil KeHcnreli; lljiiniNoii, Aruo ,intl Hut 'Fiilier I,ii4hIo; Urowu, 1 lti einlik; Cable, Old' Creole Pu.vhi Cur. ton, Motieof ChiltN, ,ln lliuulsj Clevelaiul, KiIiiuu niul SluutHng Skelehesj ColKrmo, Teuehec mitl I lie Seliuol, Foote, Coeur d'Alenet Fuute, I.eil Moino Ofnlur, Fnei, Ciuuillu As It Is; Freeman, INuHoii of Idiliurt (led ties vtt TImmuihou, Kviilulitm', (leorge, Friigii'Hs nint I'oveil.vj (TiMnm. Flower it" Ihe Peueh; flllifi-, Oliei'. Ivliul Women; (Irnvex, Om Hmvei Thing. Ilniily, Heturii of Ihe Nalie, llnrdi, Cmler the (Ireenwniul Tree; Hewlett, Half lloiiMt; llewlell, Open Couutr.v; Hummer, Slmil His. Iiirv of fioiimiu ,llertiturt; lluwaul, Ono Siliunier; I low ells, Hint, of Silas T.ttpliitm; ll)Mn, Dnimui, ., n!.; .In eoliy, SiiguOf.Hiit uiul IVyelntlheiapv, .lames, Palsy Miller, Jewell, Count r, of Ihe Foiuled Firs; .lewell, Ihvp J;!; hit veu; .Ionian, Heliguui of n Sen hie American. ICoutu,. History Freneh l.tleralure; l.nli. Kgypt. .Mauilciis, tlod'N Kind; .Maupa sunt. Odd Number; Meiedilli, Kgnist; Meredith, Onlenl of Ufelinnl Fexciel; Mill, Svrtlem nl l.iijjie; Moiley, On CouiproiuNe; Aliirliee, Hmpliet of Hie (Trent Stnokv Moiinlalus; I'm Iter, I'omauder Walk; I'help-, Kays mi Hussion Novelists; Hoyee, Spirit oT Modem l'liihwopliy. Stnrhiiek, Slamlunl l'liielien) lMumhiiig; Sturgis, Aipreeintion of Sculpture; Taylor, Australia; Tur genev, Fnlhers juid Cliililren; We miin, House of the Wolf; Weytnnii, ruder llu rteil Robe; Zaiigwill, Urea mors of the (Ihello; Zaiurwill. .Masler. Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency 147 ucres, 12 miles north of Med ford, 66 acre's In cultivation, the en tire lUace can be put In cultivation at a nominal expense, 5 room hoiino and largo barn, good well. It, F. D. every day nml telephone, price 7,r,00 or will trade for city pro perty. 100 acres on EvniiR creek, 0 miles from IloRiin Itlrer, 0 room hotiso and small barn, water right belongs to tho place, can sell this placo for 12.500. SO acres between thu table rocks on the main road with plenty of water, 3 acres set to trees, 3G acres of the best vegetable soli In tho valley, sold $3,500 worth of truck off of this last year, new G room honso nnd nil new nut itldu building, stock, tools and every thing goes with thu place nt f225 per acre. Wo havo some bargains In small tracts both Improved and unimproved lu any part of the valley. Don't fall to see us. ' Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent. Employment Woman cook on ranch. Girls and women for general house work. Wultress In smalt hotel. Ranch hands, laborers. Wo havo .applicants listed for positions In city. Can fill vacancies lu nlmost all lines of business with efficient help. MKS. EMMA BITTNER Phono 41 II; Home, 14. Opposlto Nash Hotel HOOMS fl and 7. PALM BLOCK. PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All Work OuarsntMd Prices ITcasonabl OOPFEEN & PRICE S Howard Block, Xntraaca on its St BToma StS. P - ' - 1 "3 Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, D. O. Fublio Land Matters; Final Proof. Desert Lands, Contest and Mining Cases. Bcrlp. A SNAP 00 acres, six miles from Medford. good graded road crosses the tract, all free soil, at $50 por acre,, $1000 4)11 handle, easy terms on balance. Part Is creek bottom land, suitable for alfalfa. Several springs on ths pjaco. Timber enough to pay for the tptrt, No buildings. In the Orlffls ueek district. W. T. York & Co. NEW BOOKS GOING! 1 i p GONE! SOLD! The last one of (he new Bun galows wo have been adviM tising on beautiful Uose Ave. was SOLD yesterday, havo lefl For Sale 2 We I'lllHI Front Lois on Bo.se ave. We arc moving to (Ireat l-'alls, Aroiitaua on the 'JjIIi of this month and don't care very much whether Wo Givo Away these 2 remaining lots or not. lfsoldbyOct.!iid, Tuesday, we will let them go for $700,00. cash for both lots. .175.00 eachif you dou'l think this is a give-away price just price some of the East Front Lots in this dis trict. These Lots cost me $700 each just one. year ago and they arc worth it to yon if you are going to stay here. We never start anything we cannot finish so somebody in Medford is going to wake up and buy this valuable real estate today. The sidewalks and sewer and water cost mo $75.00 per lot, so you are really only paying 00.00 for the lot. Where in Med ford can you buy a large East Front inside residence lot in such a desirable loca tion? 7 new houses built on Bone ave. this summer. The select residence district of tho city. Lots adjoining held at $1000 each. K j'ou don't believe this come around and 1' will give you the owners' address and you try to buy them. Look at these lots today. Only 175.00 each. Why Hesitate? Inquire H. E. GATES Owner ! 23 Rose Ave. WK WILL MAIL YOU tl for each set of old Fnlso Teeth sent us. Highest prlcos paid for old Gold, Bllvor, old Watches, Broken Jo weir jr and Precious Stones. Monoy Sont by Return Mall, I'bUa. Smelting H Ileflnlng Company Established 20 Years 88 CkesUtBt fit., Philadelphia, 1', To Dentists W will buy your Gold Filings, Oold Scrap, andPlaUnum. Highest prices paid. mortgage ; Loans Monoy on hand at all times to loan on improved ranches and city property at lowest rates with "on or before privilege" ( JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231 820 O.-C, Bldg WHERJC TO QO TONIGHT IS IS THEATRE Alwayli a good nlitivv. No long wul lit, continuous iiorformiuico Henry iil'UVICV ,V HHI.1,11 ICulil III "A Wiilng Kiiiiiisly Kouplo comedy ron fml itlnt Um, liiliottun Ing Hinging, duiieliig and eliiiuiotttr eiinrigen '' PIIOTOI'I.AVH ' ' Tho latent uiul html movluit pIctineH. Funny comedliiH, woHlnrn plays, Ihrlllliut adveiituiim, Hploiidld mod el n druiiiiin. IIHO.VCIIO ItlliliV'H ESCAPADE With 11. M. Antiunion. A Hnllllng woKloru iliaimi Hlg Konmtttoiitil iliniiu, THE (.OVnit.V.MK.VP TEST Introducing a now duvtuo for Hlop plug runaway truths MIVINICK MAIDENS DC CUDDLI.'. TOWN A mlitlimnl.er with n .big Vltagraph cast. Veil, Hiiiiuy Is lu II, loo EXCELLENT M 081(1.. Matinees Saturday nnd Sunday 2 p.m. Matlnco prices Co nnd lOo Rvoulng Performance 7 p. m. Admission ovonlnvrii I On aud 15a THE PLACE TO (10 THE UGO A complete change of program nt tho I'go tonight A special fen t uro nt tho Ugo tonight PETITE NAVDENi: 'The t'luvy Kltl fiiuit I'llscn" lu an nrllnllc vaudeville singing, dancing nml talking not. PICTtMtE PltOtlltA.M THE LITTLE INDIAN MAItTVIt A historic and dramatic Incident of Iho old Callforntu inllou Hellg. THE WOMAN HATCH Tho story of a bachelor Kaleiu. IIKONCIIO HILLY I'Olt KIIIIHII'C A powerful western drama with O. M. Anderson In his renowned role of llroitcho liyiy Essanny. .MIL OIIOI'CH AT THE SC.tSHOIIE Furco-Coiuudy Olograph. ADMISSION ,1c AND 10c STAR THEATRE Tho Only Ileal Photoplay Theater In Iho Clly Another American Manner Photoplay THE HAD MAN AND THE UANOEU Featuring tho famous western char acters, Warren Kerrigan nml Jack Ittchardsoii THE OLD KWIMMI.VO HOLE lteflned comedy THE lltJTTUUFLV Powerfully convincing LOVE WILL FIND A WAY Beautiful Into of lovo OHDEU IN COHHT A real llvo laugh-producer AL SATHEIt Singing "TcunenHoo Tons" I'OHHEST nutl WOOLWOHTH Tho cliiHHy iiiiiBlelaiiH MATINEES DAILY ADMISSION, 5c AND 10c Coming 1'Vnturen: 'Iho onormoilH thrco-rool production UUHTUU'H LAST I-'I(1IT October l!5 and !id OALEH WEST Complete lu two reels, Novombor, 1 nml t! Draperies W enrry a vory comnloto llryi of drupurluH, 1 11 oo curfulna, rlvturtM,, oto,, una tl nil oIuhmos of upttolHtnrlug, A speohil man to look after tlila work oxolimlvely mid will glva um koo1 aorvlco um bi pouulblo to got lu uvea thu largest oltlus. Weeks & McGowan Co, y a t