Medford daily tribune., May 25, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MBDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1909.
FREE FAIR TRIP
The Tribune will send SIX YOUNG LADIES and
a CHAPERON to the
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
! i
PLANS OF CONTEST
Medford and surrounding country has been divided
into six districts. The young lady in each district re
ceiving the highest number of votes will be entitled to
this splendid trip. The one receiving the highest mini
ber of votes names the chaperon. ,
Any young woman in Southern Oregon is eligible and
may nominate themselves or be nominated by friends.
Votes are determined by subscriptions, and are accord
ed to contestants in whose favor they have been issued,,
according to jho length of time of the subscriptions.
RATES CREDITS
For Subscriptions in The Tribune's Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie
Trip Contest:
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3 400 200 1.35 l.f0
6 1000 . 500 2.50 3.00
9 1800 800 3.75 4.50
12 3000 100 5.00 fJ.OO
The Southern Oregonian by mail only
Months. New. Old. Price.
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For Particulars See or Write Contest Manager
AMUSEMENTS
"CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
GREATLY ENJOYED
BY FIRSTNIGHTERS
I'alrntis of Tin Medford Ihis week
m V duo lo receive a KTeiil surprise
when Ihi'y see Mr. A. t Huriri iln
ini; henvy work mid dninjr it just us
cleverly us hp does his uenenil fool .
iMnipsH, his oustomnry stunl mi tho
-lnc, of course. Mr. Uuri'sK (his
week hike t ho part of (inpanl, n
miser, in Hint old I'avorilp, Thimes
of Xnrmtindy," which is heinir pro-M-nlcd
for lliis week by Hip linston
Ideals, and in his port raval of Ihe
elm meter somowhnl similar lo
Sim kespen re's Nhvloek !- interpret -piI
by ('buries It. llnnford hp -hows
hi- wonderful vprsalilily. Mis plo--
ii lt of Hip sppnnd apt is iiulppd vpry
-lr'n; ami well rendered. One hnnd
ipap hp h;id also. Me lias mmi-ed thp
lii-st-nihlors so ofton with his jui
tifs Ihal thev could not believe Unit
hp was scrinoq last oveninc. and tho
iimrp trajrio ho heeiime thp binder tho
tillers. TIipv wpro not hiULihini at
hi- noting tlvv wpvp lauhim; from
force of Imhit n hahit engendered
by seeing him in pomody for Iho past
in.mth Mr, I'.'ir renllv executes
a diPVaU purl in exceptionally splen
did iaanrnr.
Min Hi '.plri,'r is pi a vitii; Uc
'niainn Hiin wool; Slip i- alwavs at
hor host w h'i- portra viiur tho cii
prii'ps r none !irl or younu wofiun,
and hor work this wop I; i.- no excep
tion. to hor usual h'irh st:mdnrd. She
has sever. il snlondid numbers and !nt
pveniny drew round lift or round of
npplnuse Hor soni havimr to do
with tho ohiiiios wrts pspeeinlly pn
joyod. Mi.ss Irene Palmer scored hor nn
nl success. Sho it nt all limes dainty. ,
sweet mid nltotether charming. Tmst I
eveninir she foil naturally into hpr
part," Hiid 9 tho ijood-for-nothing
viHuitA i;ir! scored n triumph.
Mr. W. F. Quispnhiiry is buck
nir.'iin this week. That's onoueh to
pnok tho house every niuht. For un-
adulterated foolishness hp pops th
grapes. Mr. Waltprs samr in his
usual putprtainiiiu niannpr.
Tho how I'pII down ha rd in nun
place. Mr. 1'iilliue.er should oilhor
1 irot his linp or mt mil. Ho throws n
damper over tho ontiro pertWuninee.
i Oho dops no expect as iuiipIi from
him a- tho nlhers, owiny lo his lack
of experience. Ka-I wook ho por
trayod his part cleverly indeed as an
amateur, hut la-1 niuht ho did not
know Ihroi n-ponli p linos. His
rondiliou ot' tliPiu poiild hp overlook
ed, hut his not loarninf; thorn cannot ,
hp -jo plapcd a-ide. Tic will improve
no douht each pprl'tinnain'o.
Tho music of the "Chime- of Nor
mandy' is very plcasiny and i han
died in a pleasing man nor hy tho
house orchc-tra. X. V. Z.
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COMMUNICATIONS
4-
A MEDDLESOME LAWYER.
To the Kdit-.r: M.-Mahan, tho Sa
lem aliornpy, has pnci himself an
. "1-hmaclitp" of the I'irM' walor. Sol
d'un indeed i- the lime when MeMn
Inni i.- not miviai: trnuhle for some
one; in fuel. Me thrivps on Irouhle
like an o-lrieh doe- on hmkoii ylass. I
-prions charges auniuM the sup,rin-(
tend.-Pt of ihr peiiiteu I ia ry, all of!
which fell t.i Hie yi-oand. a on in
i xe-niitinii it Ii.mu t. he false j
; in every particular. uo a word f
; "nth in il. Vet tin- -aim MeMahau !
i tried hi- he-t to ruin the reputation .
jof ;i nian who had never harmed him'
in any way. McMahan's -ole cause!
,of aptiou came from the fact that
a worthless ytmid, some rolative of!
his, wns di-eharj:od and this was the!
jrmimd for Me. hrinirinir tho nmst
damnahlo charges auaint tho super
intendent. So ohaoious did "M .'M i-
. han hoeotue that as a matter of pni v
nion deoeiiey he was warned off t'ie
grounds. His not threat net is woll
rtmiemherod hy all Oreeonians. Hi
attack on Stale Treasurer Dunltjir
of course went tho same way. Xow
AfoAIahan. with hi tittle spite mm.
proposes to stop the Crater Lake
rond appropriation which will fol-
low nil I ho rest of his abominable
pee woo actions. As u matter of
course, I he 1'ly in McMahan's oint
ment sppiiis to ho that the lofjisla
tine did not make provision to pay
his taxes on a body of land he says
he owns, so to stir up trouble Me
Mahau po-es as a public watchdog!
However, no matter what jjuise Mo
Mahan -ails under, tho man's make
up '-pells only one Ihini;-,-"trouble."
All decent, respectable lawyers find
it very de-ivable to jrive MeMuhun
a wide berth, and tho wonder remains
how such ii human carbuncle can
live and fatten off ''meddlesome
mnliciou-tipss in the capital city of
Oregon. Naturally the bar as n
whole has no use for MeMahau, and
his latest act simply adds more fuel
lo tho fire. From all over the statu
anathema- have been hurled at him.
Hut as Vor attemptini: to et Me
Mahau to he decent it would ho like,
lakinir an 4vih!y-lnn -run to kill a
-nipo," in our opinion, and. knowing
-omewhnt of the man. his acts fit bin
nature, ami il will be good day for,
Oregon when he leaves the state.
A IMIOKXIX UANVIlKIi.
Cholera Morbus Cured.
This is one of the most severe and
dangerous diseases. In almost every
neighborhood someone has died with
il. Mrs V. E. Smith, of La Marque,
Texas, writes; "My little girl was ta
ken with eolera morbus. The at
ta k was so severe that I feared she
would i":e. A druggest advised me to
give hor Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Dinrmhea Uemedy, which T did
ai d tl:ne doses reived hor." For
Side by I.eon II. Haskin's.
SEES VICTIM'S "GHOST."
CONFESSES MURDER
ZACATKCAS, MVx.. May
Kendoi-ed mwano by nne.xpoptpdly
meeting in tho street the twin brother
of a nephew he had murdered and be
lieving he saw the ghost of the vic
tim. Antonio Aguilar fell to his knees,
p'oading for mercy, and confessed
the crime. j
Tho uncle was taken into custody
aparently hojolesy iusnne.
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