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THE UEDFORD MAI L Tit LB UN Ifi. MEDKORD,
OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, .1910.
Medford Mail Tribune
tan.
factory, the engine or the lathe only because it must be
bought and used in installments. You cannot purchase
puDLisiuib'DAnIr except SATURDAY. ' nil aetimtinir foreo which uroduces mental imnressioua in
A consolidation of tru. Medford Malt, established 18S5 tho Southern OrRon. ,,,,m JW vnn .,., ., ,' mni'lmini'V In nil ntlim i'.
published 102; the Democratic Time., established 1S7J; the Ashland Trtb-' lUim, Hfe. Oil tail .1 WO 01 llMl'lUlie! J . Ill ail OUKU 10-
Boe. tntabltshed 18S6, and tho Medford Tribune, established 1906
Official Paper of the City of Medford.
GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor mid Manager.
entered na second class matter November 1, 1909. at the postotflce at Medford.
Oregon, under the act ef Mnrch J, 1879.
9e year, by malt.
SUBSCRIPT! ON KATES:
$5.00 One month by mall or carrier.... .50
TRUCK FARMERS WANTED.
Tho stato railroad commission, which has been a benefit
to the shippers of Oregon, has cut the Southern Pacific
carload rate on potatoes and onions to and from all points
in Oregon twenty per cent. The reduction applies to
points in the Willamette and Rogue River valley, operat
ing both ways.
The new rate between Portland, Aurora. Woodlawu,
Salem and Albany to or from Ashland or Medford, is 20
cents per hundred weight in place of '25 cents. The com
pany has accepted the cut without a fight and tlie new
rates are now in effect.
As a result, growers are enabled to ship produce to
Portland in comnetition with Willamette growers. But
the rate from Oregon points to California is as much in
favor of Willamette growers as the rate to Portland is in
favor of Rogue River producers. However, this is out
side the jurisdiction of the state commission.
Several hundred carloads of potatoes, vegetables and
other produce that can be raised profitably here are now
shipped into Medford that should be grown locally. There
is a fine opportunity for the truck gardener throughout
the valley, and one that should be taken advantage of.
Medford needs a vegetable and fruit market, and if
there was such an institution it would stimulate the grow
ing of market produce as well as be a convenience to consumers.
spects it is tho same kind of an investment. It canuot pay
lor itselt and m immediate returns except in rare and un
usual instances. Its work must go on month after month
and year after year, paying dividends upon the invest
ment, and these dividends, if tho machinery of advertis
ing is kept in good working condition, will continually in
crease. Advertising is a force, but it requires a frequent supply
of fuel in order to render it effective. You must buy more
of it from time to time just as you buy more coal,' but it
has tho distinct advautago of continuing to exercise its
force the addition of fresh fuel brings to life the euergv
in the old.
The advertiser who makes a success is the one who
understands that an advertising appropriation is an invest
ment ui)on which he may expect to realize satisfactorv
dividends, and not an expenditure for which he is entitled
to get his entire money s worth at once.
NOTHING GOES SHOULD HAVE PROPER
1 WITHOUT GREASE. REPRESENTATION
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T --r-r-H.-... 4- .. .f
(El Dorado (Knns.) Ropublicnn.) Southern Oregon's recent ospo.i-
Nothing goes without grease and enco with tho judicial powers of tho
the moro meat or grease we eat the stato and with certain snetinnnl in.
faster and slicker we go and the terests lying to tho north of ns,
sooner wo land. 'And to every beast should convince the voters in MiiJ
of the earth and to overy fowl of the distriot of tho great necessity of
.: n A n.:.. .!... . i. ' . .. .....
uu uuu iu uui.imnK mm cict.'iciii, sending 10 ine next legislature and
I have given you for meat.' Gen. l:(to tho senate, men that shall . in.
30. Every moving thing that liveth; fluential and capable to tho ond that
shall be meut for you'. Gen. ix 3. southern Oregon's interna
-Man aid eat angel s tood, he sent
them meat to tho full.' Psalms
THE NATION IN ITS INFANCY.
lxxxvni :;. 'falie nsotli also while it
is yet night and giveth meat to her
household, and a portion to her
maidens.' Prov. xxxi:lf. 'And thy
meat which thou shalt cat shall be
by woight, from time to time, shalt
I thou eat it.' Ezekiel ivdO. 'Have
thee hero any mcatf asked Christ of
tho apostles after His resurrection.
'And they jravo Him n piece of a I
proper attention and protection.
Truo it is that Jackson county has
no rivers and harbors to improve;
but southorn Oregon nnd, for that
ninttor, all Oregon 1ms Crator Lnko
and to appropriated a modicum of
tho state's wealth to mako easy
grades and build substantial high
ways to this groat natural wonder,
were no moro than a roasonnblo coin
monsonso business proposition.
As an important nssot Crator
precinct reputation and iiilliienco,
may bo counted on to represent prop
erly and wisely so renowned and rich
a section as southern Oregon has be-
;eonie, Nor is it a question of wind
i influence only. For, added to a rep
resentative's statewide influence,
must there be business foreo, lucl
and aeuinon, enough to give "bills
passed" tho warrant of execution be
cause of having boon formulated and
Introduced by men who ably repre
sented a powerful oonrflituonoy.
Nor has tho fifth distriot ptupur
roprosontation in congross. Huwloy
is primarily n "sootlonnl" man wilh
a "sectionalism" that loans toward
Willamette and Portland inteveK
This is all owing to tho fact that
Hawloy's ambition is now no longer
in tho direction of tho people's, wel
fare, but has sot in tho direction of
"higher office and emoluments."
Moreover is it not a poor showing
for Mr. Hawloy that forty-sovon of
his f7 minutes' spoeohNhoro In Mod
ford, when last he was here, was
taken up in boasting of his honesty
nnd achiovements, into which ho
throw a few minor voters of protn
iso ns to the "future?" Evidently
Mr. Hawloy is "struck' on hiumolf
and when a people's ropresotativo
reaches such plight in his polil'cnl
j career, he is ready for tho junk
I shop.
j Iloro is Vnwter njd 'Mulkey nod
others who havo ittituonco over tho
state. Lot us see to it that Jackson
i county havo fit representation in lle
next law-making bodies that her
Crator road does .lit fail of consti
tutional support and her nariniil
school go not n-bogging!
D. IL HAWK'.S'K.
Fourth and Last
Week of Fer
Don's Medical
Experts
The KtiroiH'an Kxport Will ltcuuilii
In Modfonl Thrvu Days Morv
Offices An Crowded Dally.
broiled fish, and He took it nnd did Lnko belongs, not to Southorn Oro-
. McCarthy Slights Women.
SAN' FRANCISCO, March 2. Tho
picturo of Mnyor McCarthy with tho
face toward the wall is n mnto sign
today of an iudignnnt protest by
scores of suffragettes whom tho
mayor had promised to address but
didn't.
Many aro taking advantage of tho
grand offer extended by tli0i Groat
For-Don to treat all who rail boforo
March C for moroly tho out of tho
riodlclno.
For-Don Is In receipt of hundreds
of lottorn df .'ly tolling of pocplo com
ing boro to bo treated. Tho great
power of tho bloodlo uurgory ov
er dlsonsea that havo baffolod tho or
Mnnry doctor ta string For-Don's
Btaff who nro tho exclusive praetkm
era of tills method In this country.
world wide fntno.
Another Local Testimonial
I tako great ploasuro In toHtlfylng
to the Hucccnntul results of treatment
of tho Oreat For-l)on. My son Frank
Schofleld hud boon n victim of cat
arrah for a number of yearn, had
been treated by a utunbor of prysl
clans and taken nearly ad roraodlcs
known to tho public, and all without
satisfactory results. Ho called on
For-Don at Panadonn, Cal and was
told that ho could bo cured. Ho bad
little faith, but wan Induced to mako
tho Inst effort. Much to his ni well
as too all li In frlondn' surprise, ho
was cured and has had no roturn of
the catarrah for nearly two yoars. I
ornoutly BUKKoat that all who aro off
ering from catarrah or any othor
chronic dlacnuo calt on thono doctors
and plnco tliolrwolvoH under tholr
treat in out,
MU8. W. I). IMOOICIIAM,
UK) South Fir iitroot, Medford, Or.
Tho reputation of th" Wiiropcan
Medical lOxpert Is now oBtabllsliod In
Medford.
Saturday, March 0, tho Last Day.
Tho Fer-Dtm Medical KxportH are
leaving Medford, Sunday morning,
March 7. Tholr office will close Hat
unlay owning. 8o como boforo that
tlmo to bo nhlu to neo hint. ThU
Is tho last chnnco you will have to
see this wonderful man,
Smith to Flflht Annln.
PORTLAND, Or., Mnrch 'J.
"MyBtorioua Hilly" Smith, former
welterweight champion whoso citreor
in the ring has, boon marked by
tunny vicissitudes has taken up ac
tive training angin at his homo near
horo nnd nttuouueed todav that ho
oxpoots noon to bo back in tho fight
ing game again. Ho oxpoots to !s
huo n ohnllnngo for n ten-round bout
with Al Noll of San Franaiono, Jack
O'Koofe, Chcctor Drown or Dan Sul
livan. Since retiring from tho ring Smith
has boon in business" at Albina, Or.,
and his physical condition is perfect.
Girl Wins Medals.
OCCIDENTAL, Col., .March 2.
Miss Stella E. Ilnrthomolow, 18 years
of ago, learned today that two addi
tional medals for lite-saving have
been awarded her.
Miss Dnrtholomow already has two
medals which were given to hor for
anving persons from drowning in tho
trenchdroufl Russian river.
During tho past throe yoars nlio
has rescued sovoral persons from the
depths although she cannot Hwim a
stroke. During tho stimmor months,
however, sho is always provided with
a lifo prosorvor, patontod by her
fnthor, nnd aided by it, oho 1ms heon
enabled to porfonn bar lifo saving
feats.
Every little while someone fills space in magazines byiJ he.0T? them.' Luke xxiv:4i-42-jROn, but to tho entiro state. And
, , it- i 4.t ,43- And Ado' h0 nIso brought ofjns tho people in all parts of th?
writing of the long expected great American novel or the
great American drama or something else distinctively
(American, and just as distinctively great. It is a favorite
way of advertising new novels, plays and artistic creations.
nnrra nf il.t
tho firstling of his flock nnd of the commonwealth nrn nrnnd iif PnWlnn.l
fat thereof, nnd tho Lord had respect j bo too should tho peoplo of Portland
unto Abel and his offerings. 'Cain I and adjacent cities bo proud of
Crator Lake. Europe is proud of the
brought tho fruit of the ground, but
unto Cain and his offerings He had
Gen. iv:3-4-5,
Tyrol and of Paris nnd of Florence
nnd of Venice, yet each and all of
Aon nioWov rf -Pnnf fmonf AtTiovinnTl Tlivpol lino noril' 1,0 respect.'"
. ...... ' , . , , , f i "u 11 mea' n mi nnn wino t tlicso is not Europe. Tho most in-
been written, the great American drama not been Staged, j from the beginning to the end. The ne financier ought cortamly to "eo
the great American painting not been painted, because j hildrrn of isai were Ji on quail! that each point of attraction in the
America has not yet produced a civilization of its own. ItjSSa SSLl.tn'SllliiSS.t XSZJttJtSl
IS a nation still in the process of formation, a composite j tory, poetry and song, moat is refer-, relative percentage of income to nil
of the citations of Europe, Which has not yet created g&?gjSS SM SSt SZ?J&:
ideals distinctively its OWn. meat or fish or grease is about the dening tho people, would ndd to the
.Nearly everything called American is borrowed trom "UOiB - n values of realty ovor tho entire
j u i. t. ii -ii i 4. !.8avory stcw ate ll tunied his face stnte. and leaven tho whole com.nn.,
mno nnH rtmilH Tint ho nthoi'nnoo with n Ijitcta toimit.-. n .1 ... : .""t'" u "noio common-
iu lue u uu K up me kiiudi. wenlth with what number of dollars
Europe, and could not be otherwise with a large percent
age of our population less than a generation in the home
of their adoption. "We have not yet developed characteris
tics that make for individuality in nations.
The masters of the old world in literature and the arts
are still our masters. We send our artists to Europe to
tinge their future careers with the ideals of foreigners
and all of our art reflects its foreign origin. Even in sci
ense, the nations of Europe lead. Only in one field does
America lead that of mechanical invention, showing the
practical, commercial instincts naturally developed by a
home building, empire-creating nation.
There is very little original creation in America. In
government and social life we ape the conventions of Eu
rope. But there are signs of a beginning of American art
both in sculpture, architecture and painting but no
signs of an American literature. Artists are beginning to
break away from old-world conventions but it is as yet
nly a beginning. But there is nothing discouraging in
ihis. It is a feature to be expected of a nation still in the
arly formative period. Only when nations reach matur
ity and pass the zenith, do they excel in the arts. With
the perfection of the arts, with the nation in its fullest
flower, degeneracy and decay soon follow. So it is a hope
f ul sign when a nation has still an art and literature of its
own to create.
iiiatwiiich gocs.orshoiildgo to sup- WOuld bo scattered along their line
J uw T r ot trnvcI Percolating oven to the
its mother's milk, which largely outlying remote communities,
grease; and the fire is kept going nnd A highway to Crater Lake of lo
steam , s kept by barrels of grease. cai 5ntorestT An npproprintion ,
Nothing goes without grease. All build such a road only of local im
flesh is grass, while grass is grease.. port nt tho stnto,8 ox fl. T
The beef steer and the hog : have man! By rule of political economr
nothing else to do but turn it ... to the good of one is the good of nil,!
grease, while the sensible man eats else there wore no national unity and I
?loce,Lru rr" r " ? f.dorn,ti?.n- .T ipw look. t
ay;.Z . . 10 VUfc -, ine uniies is n general benefit'
of l.fe-Bustaining grease in a wagon , through n disbtirscomnt of state i
load of stock-provender to keep n national funds i a local way. When
self-respecting family alive a . week. the federal government sets nsMe
The lion that roars the eagle that certain millions of dollars to in"'
soars., the bird that sings lives on prove and mako more safe and nav-,
grease Fiah is grease, but no f.sh BnbIo the Columbia river and U o
is fit for a cvilized man that is not harbora at Astoria, it is Intended 1 e
cannibalistic. From warships to money will be scattered TciZ
Waterburywa cl.es it is all the same, broadcast nnd haphazard over he
Without gobs of grease nothing Btttte or the nation, or thai ?t wiH
goes. Imagine the condition of a be disbursed at tho point where I,"
man these midsummer days who has improvement is being made, n Z rt
eaten large quantities o-f stock pro- in(. to ccrtnin provi J'
vender. He goes out into the sun, Jationa of onnLai i '.
where the outside temperature is 00 SvJnSXf ?P ?a "fl
or 100 degrees beats upon him, with; A Lirnl n'? ' i!fs mlorml
an ntmosDhorio nressure of fiftnun ! ijTIZl '"" .imprjve
pounds to tho square inch, and ho e Astoria Z , T disbursed
.bloats up like a colicky mule or an.wfd t0 2,1 V "" "1 ?
alfalfa-foundered cow. ITo wheezes !, J!J?fi"? . K01 A fed-
A BUSINESS ESSENTIAL.
When you build a new factory at the cost of $100,000
you do not consult the books at the end of the first month
of its occupancy and brand it as a losing investment be
cause you have made only $10,000 worth of goods in it.
When you install a new piece of time-and-labor-saving
machinery you do not expect it to pay for itself within a
few weeks. ,. CTO
You regard both the factory and the machinery as an
investment from which you will reap satisfactory dividends
for many years. If you expected to get back the principal
of your investment in tho bujjding and machinery within
a short time after their erection or installation your friends
would bo quite sure you were going crazy.
There are other methods of building a business besides
factories and putting in machinery.
Advertising is an essential part of the business struc
ture. Advertising consists in the production of impres
sions which influence the human mind. It differs from
T?.0.eE! e',,, FProprintion to defn.v the ,v.l
I1HM 11 nLII III IIHTIII Kl III' II II rVH Wlllin II I U Alt. ...
t 'a T " ' nvrre or nnumna a now
insides are an overheated volcano, a;Cn,t0I building at
roanng furnace filled with baled hay. ..Lh of encrnl
The mere conditions are enough to, vet hv ' " r . " ,n,p"1'
drive one to drink ,or to the insane hftte or a fell . dl8,,II"CI?Bn.t- '
asylum. But with a stomach full of d
bacon, or beefstew, fish, eggs, hash, ' Bhilai IT '"
hot-buttered pancakes, nnd the like, j,,,,, 1f6(lfn """- nienwny
he goes out und conquers the world. ) res, U heS n c',crt.U w""''
ITis mind is at peace, he kisses his , n& ( nd , l' tho"t,rst,1''
wife before going to work, has ntcTaZt V.! WH to Hl"
Bn.u t., n,,i ,.!.' i.-. : 1 7lFttl. commonwealth of Orceon. n-
Bttilc for everybody, while he is
greasy and happy all tho day long.
His stomach, of course, is full of
grease and corn and alfalfa, but in
investor and provisionor.
Agnin I
, - -- . "V liven ill HIIVO 111
Oregon's next inrrJaini.,.-
grease and corn and alfalfa, but in'ohall bo rnlr. 77 T , " "mi
a condensed form, the hogs having, the In W ?"V,0 h"rd aIon
turned it into grease. h U "ne of IoWo and of facts; and
atjio to nail all such falicious reason-
Grease gives curves and lines to
the human fonn, luster to tho eyes,
color to the' cheeks, while filling tho
heart with love microbes, causing it
to dance and prance and jump with
joy, while bringing peaceful sleep and
sweet dreams of Elysian fields, harps
and crowns. Nothing goes without
grease. There is no nectar of the
gods on the lip of a grass-fed RJri
no life nor hope in rolled onts, no in
spiration in health breakfast foods,
whilejifo would not be worth living
without grease, Let us have grease,
and lots of It. Nothing goes without
grease."
ing ns was employed by illy-advised
persons In tholr recent successful
attempt to nulifiy whnt right was
ours by stato npproprintion and
grant. Constitutional limitations aro
necessary and needful hut whon log.
iiimnto jurisprudence against whut
things are broadly . constitutional,
then is thoro an nppearonco of some
one having .strained n point to make
a new alignment, or jumbled tho
codoB it. ordor to bring confusion in
to judgment. ,
Tho time has passed when men of
simply modiocre ability and moroly
A Bearing Orchard at
Eagle Point
$3000 Cash Will
Handle it
r
26 1-2 Acres of the Finest Soil in Jackson County
10 Acres in Bearing
(Newtown and Spitzenbergs)
Balance in the highest state of cultivation,
all ready to plant, every acre under Fish
Lake ditch, small house and barn. The first
man we show this to will take it. If youVe
in the market, don't fail to see it.
Rogue RiverOrchard
Land Company Inc.
10 North Front St., Medford, Oregon