Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1910, THIRD SECTION, Page 22, Image 22

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YELLOW PERIL
'OBEY AGAIN
Threats of Japanese Invasion Used
to Bluff Congress Into Ordering
More Battleships and Strengthen-
, lag Defenses Builders Behind It.
"WASHINGTON, D. C. March 19.
Obco more the lowering yellow war
cloud glooms the country. Once
acre the threatening skeletons of
but national helplessness are drngg
& forth from their musty closets
.nd furbished np to he placed 'bo
Tore the trembling public. Once
anons the tales of 500,000 little yel
'jcrv men dumped onto our western
Jeo&sl to ravage and destroy are told
kx loncg of apprehension and dis-
War, bloody war, with the disso-:
laion of the United States at the
usai of it, the entire country impov--eraAed,
and the now free American
eiliaen ground beneath the heavy
ytMevr heel of the littlo men from
ilw st, is again foretold, with the
j:rave wagging of heads and much
3k; wailing the disnprfcnrnncp of the
Igoed old American spirit."
"Absolutely defenseless," "at the
mercy of the invader," "our unpro
leeted coasts," "our merchant mn
tibb the minus quantity," and all
JBw old stock phrases of the pntri-
najie prophet of the dire disaster of
'& nation are again in evidence. Up
'and down the corridors in congress,
an the anteroom at the Whito House,
in liotcl lobbies, along the spacious
streets of the capitul, and most of
'all, In the newspapers, are the words
ang to ho found.
Oaco more appears the "Japanese
plana for invading the Pacific
awast," found by the obiquitous "se
erot agent of a foreign government,"
who pursues his Machiavellian voca
tion from capital to capital. Half of
Ho mikado's navy is to remain at
Jaime to guard the "Britain of tho
wort' and the othor half convoying
a fleet of transports is to dump half
million little yellow men "at a
.oint of vantage on tho Pacific
ont," and from thonco tho rich nnd
prosperous west is to be overrun.
Again wo uro told that the Ameri-
can navy is an antiquated tea serv
5e; that tho navy personnel is too
small and badly officered; that the
American army is a "tin soldier or
ganization," officered by "moss
backs." .
And horrors of horrors! it is
now discovered that the American
financiers hold millions of dollars'
worth of Jnpaneso bonds, and that
the gold those bonds took from Am
erica real American gold is to be
used to finance a war against Am
erica.
But pause the worst is yet to
come we have no modern battle
ships. There the secret is out. We
need a few billion dollars' worth of
floating iron and steel. The dan
ger of invasion is immediate, there
fore let us lay the keels of a con
pie of Drcaduuughts along tho At
lantic const in the shipyards and
scare the courageous enemy away.
A few slow-going plodders ask
themselves what is all tho fuss
about f One answer is: Congress is
considering n recommendation for
two brand-new Dreadnoughts, nnd it
is a matter of history that every
time congress faces an appropria
tion for augmenting the navy there
is tho same old war scare with the
same old horrors, and the anroe old
warnings bob up more or less se
renely. The president has asked for
two big battleships, but he is not
pressing the matter. Secretary of
the Navy Meyer indorsed the recom
mendation. But he is npt begging
congress for tho ships. Who is
kicking up all the fuss?
Shush I Whisper I Maybe the
shipbuilders need the money.
Medford, Oregon: This certifies
that we have sold Hall's Texas Won
der for the cure of all kidney, blad
der and rheumatic troubles for ten
years, and have never had a com
plaint. It stves quick and permanent
relief. Sixty days' treatmont In each
bottle. Medford Pharmacy. tf
SUMMER EXCURSIONS EAST.
Tho Southern Pacific company will
cell excursion tickets to eaetorn
j oints at reduced rates on tho follow
ing dates: May 2d and Dili, June 2d
and 17th and 24th, July 5th and 22d,
August 3d and September 8th, going
l.tnlt ten days, total limits 90 days.
Rates to Missouri River points and
return $09.90; to Chicago aud return,
?82.40. Fo- further Information call
at local ticket efilco or ad Mess A. 8.
Kosenbaum, Local Agont Southern
Pacific Co.
CURED WITHOUT A KNIFE.
About eight years ago, after hav
ing consulted several physicians who
(ailed to euro my wife, I called in
Dr. Hlng, Chinese Physician, 725 J
street, Sacramento. After making an
examination ho pronounced It a caso
of abscess cf the bowels, for which
he successfully accomplished a euro
without a knife. About a year, ago
ho also treated her for le..rt trouble.
with which be bad tho sameauccecs.
Somo time back he cured mo of
caso of kidney trouble. Anybody want
ing any rofcrouces can address mo at
528 Oak avenue, orAnlclopo, Sacra
mento county.
T. J. ATWOOD.
January 8th, 1910.
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CITY NOTICES.
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RESOLUTION.
3e It resolved, by tho Mty coun
cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon:
That It Is tho intention of tho
council to lay a 4-lneh water main
on Washington streot from Howard
street to Roosevolt avenue, and to
assess tho cost thereof upon tho prop
erty fronting on said portion of said
street In proportion to tVe frontage
of said property,
The council will meet at the coun
ell chamber lu the city hall In said
city on April 5th, 1910, at 7:30 p. m
at which time all protests against the
Hying of said water main on said
portion of said street and tho assess
ment of the cost thereof upon the
property fronting thereon will be
heard.
The foregoing resolution was pass
ed by the .!ty council of tho city of
Medford, on the 15th day of March,
1910, by tho following vote: Welch
absent, Merrhk aye, Emcrlck aye,
Wortman aj, Eifort ay and Dem
raer aye.
Approved March 16th, 1910.
W. H. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROUT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. SOT.
An ordinanco providing (or tho
construction of a C-lnch lateral sew
er along alloy In Laurel Park addi
tion from Washington street to Prune
street, and for tho assessment o( the
cost thereof on tho property directly
boneflted thereby and adjacent there
to, and providing a meeting of tho
council to consider protests against
said construction and assessment and
tho sorvlng of tho ownors of such
property with notlco thereof.
TIio city or Medford doth ordain
as follows:
Section 1, It Is tho intention of
the council to cause a lateral sower
to bp constructed along alloy In Lau-
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CITY NOTICES.
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rol Park addition from Washington
troet to Prune street and to assess
tho cost thereof upon tho property
directly benefited thoreby and adja
cent thoreto.
Section 2. The councltl will hear
nnd consider any protests against
said construction and tho assessing
of said property for tho cost thereof,
at a meotlng of tho council to bo held
April 5th. 1910, at 7:30 p. m., In tho
council chamber lu said city, and all
property viwners adjacent to said
sower aniK benofltod thereby nro
hereby called upon to appear before
said council at Bald tlmo and place,
and show cause, If any they hnvo,
why such construction should not be
made and the cost thoreof so assess
ed. Section 3. Tho city recorder Is
hereby directed to sorvo notlco thore
of upon tho property owners afore
said, by causing threo copies of this
ordinance to be posted In threo public
places in said city, and said ordinanco
to bo publshed onco In a dally news
paper published and of genoral circu
lation in the city, at least ten days
before the dato of Bald .meeting,
Tho foregoing ordinanco was pass
ed by tho city council of tho city of
Medford, Oregon, on tho 15th day of
March, 1910, by tho following voto:
Welch absent, Merrick nyo, Emorlck
aye, Wortman uyoj Eifort oyo, and
Demmer nyo.
Approved March 1 6th, 1910.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROI1T. W. TELFER,
City Recorder.
i
citVotices!
hereby directed to servo notlco thero
j of upon tho property owncrH afore
said, by causing threo copies of this
lonllnnnco to bo posted In three public
, places In said city, and said ordlnnnco
to bo punished onco In a dally news
! paper published and of gonornl clrcu
ilntlon lu the city, nt least ton days
boforo tho dato of said meeting.
The foregoing. ordinance whs pnsn
ed by tho city council of tho city of
Medford, Oregon, on tho 15th day of
March. 1910, hy tho following voto:
Welch nbHont. Merrick nyo, Emorlck
aye, Wortman nyo, Eifort aye, nnd
Dommor nyo. v
Approved March f 0th. 1910,
W. II. CANON, Mnyor,
Attest:
ROUT. W. TELFEU.
City Itccordor.
CITY NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. SOS.
An ordinanco providing for tho
construction of a C-lnch lateral sow
er along Washington street from
Howard street to Roosevelt ave
nue, nnd for tho assessment of tho
cost thereof on the property directly
benefited thereby and adjacent there
to, and providing a meeting of tho
council to consider protests against
said construction and assessment nnd
tho serving of tho ownors of such
property with notlco thoroof.
Tho city of Medford doth ordain
as follows:
Section 1, It is tho intention of
tho council to causo a lateral sowor
to bo constructed along Washington
streot from Howard street to
Roosevolt avenue, npd to assess
tho cost thoreof upon tho property
directly benefited i-oroby nnd adja
cent theroto.
Section 2. Tho counclll will honr
and consldor any protests against
said construction npd tho assessing
of said proporty for tho coat thoroof,
at a meeting of tho council to be hold
April 5th. 1910. nt 7:30 p. m In tho
council chamber lu sail city, and all
proporty ownors ndJacont to snld ,
sowor and benofltod thoroby aro
hereby called upon to appoar boforo i
said council at said tlmo and plnco. i
and show causo, If any they have,
why such construct on should not no
made and tho cost thoroof so assess
ed.
Section 3. Tho city recorder Is
ORDINANCE NO. .100.
An ordlnnnco providing for tho
construction of a 6-Inch lateral sow
er along Ivy streot from Third streot
to Fourth streot, nnd for tho asmosa
mont of tho cost thereof on
tho iironcrty dlroctly benofltod
thoroby nnd adjacent thero
to, and providing a meeting of tho
council to consldor protests ngalnst
said construction and assessment nnd
the serving of tho ownors of such
proporty with notlco thoreof.
Tho city of Modford doth ordain
ns follows:
Section 1, It is tho Intention of
the council to causo a lateral Bower
to bo constructed along Ivy
street from Third street to
Fourth streot, and to assess
tho, cost thereof upon tho proporty
directly honorited uiorooy and nuja
cent thoroto.
Section 2. Tho counclll will hoar
and consider any protests ngalnst
said construction and tho assessing
of snld property for tho cost thoroof,
at a mooting of tho council to bo hold
April 5th, 1910, at 7:30 p. in,, In tho
council chnmhor In snld city, and nil
proporty ownorn ndjncont to said
sowor and benofltod thoroby aro
hereby called upon to appear boforo
snld council at snld time and plnco,
and show causo, If any thoy hnvo,
why such construction should not bo
mndo nnd tho cost thereof so assess
cd.
Soctlon 3, Tho city recorder Is
horopy directed to sorvo notlco thoro
of upon tho proporty ownors aforo
said, by causing threo copies of this
ordinanco to bo posted In threo public
pincos In snld city, and said ordinanco
to ho publshod onco in a dally nows
pnpor published and of gonornl circu
lation in tho city, at least ton dnys
boforo tho dato of said mooting,
The foregoing ordinance wns pass-
od by tho city council of tho city of
Medford) Orogon, on tho 15th dny of
March, 1910, hy tho following voto:
Welch absent, Merrick nyo, Emorlck
ayo, Wortman nyo, Eifort ayo,' and
Dommor ayo.
Approved March ICth, 1910,
W. II, CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROOT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder, '
NOTICE TO IMVINO CONTRACTORS.
Notlco is hereby given that tho
city council of tho city of Modford,
Orogon, will receive scaled proposals
for paving of certain strootn, a list
of which Is now on fllo at tho otflco
of tho city rocordor, giving widths
nnd lengths or improvement, with
nsphnlt. bltullthlo and Granitoid
pavomenU; othor Items entering Into
tho improvement will bo bid for sop
nratoly, as follows:
(a) Foundation nnd wearing stir
fnco, per square 7ard.
(b) Excavating, por cublo yard.
(c) Curved concrete armored curb,
por llnonl foot.
(d) . Straight concroto curb, por
llnonl foot.
(o) Furnishing and laying C-lnch
cast Iron drain plpo, por lineal foot.
(f) Ftirnluhlng nnd laying o-lnch
vitrified cowor plpo, por lineal foot.
(g) For furnulshlng and laying 8
Inch cast Iron pipe, por lineal foot.
(h) For nirnlBhlntr and laying 8
Inch vitrified cowor plpo, por llnonl
foot.
(I) Cntch basins, eomploto, each.
(J) Standard monument casoB,
oacn,
(k) Standard motor boxos, oach.
Each bid shall bo nccompanlod by
a cortlflod chock In tho sum of 6 por
cont of tho amount of tl J bid for the
work, payablo to tho city torasuror
of tho city of Medford,
Any blddor who rofusos to entor
Into a contract after it has boon
awarded will bo doclarod Irresponsi
ble nnd tho cortlflod chock forfeited
to tho city of Modford,
Tho city rosorvos tho right to re-
joct any and all DldJ.
All bids must bo fllod with tho
city rccordor on or boforo 5 o'clock
p. m March 20th. 1910.
Dated at Modford, Orogon, this
17th day of March, 1910.
ROOT. W. TELFER,
City Rocordor,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notlco la horoby glvon that tho
city council of tho city of Modford,
Orogon, will rocolvo sonlod proposals
for tho construction of latornl oowora
on nineteen etroots. nlnns and spool
flcntlons for which aro on fllo at tho
office of tho city onnlnocr.
All bids must bo fllod with tho
city rocordor on or boforo 5 o'clock
p. m March 23d, 1910, nnd accom
panied by a cortldoi' chock equal to
o por cont uf tho amount uiu tor, uuu
mado payablo to tho city treasurer of
tho city of Modford.
Tho council ronorvoo ino ngni to
roloct anv nnd all bids,
Dated at Modford, urogon, mis
ICth day of March, 1910.
ROUT, W. TWUl''JUK,
City Rocorder.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
fJntln lu hnrntiv crlvnn that tho dtv
council of tho city of Mod(ord, Oro
L'nn. will rocolvo sealed pronosnls for
tho construction of water mains on
thrty-BOvon stroatB, plans and speci
fications for which aro on fllo at tho
CITY NOTICES.
office of tho city engineer.
Ail bids must 'bo fllod with tho city
recorder on or jforo 5 o'clock p. m..
March 33d, 1910, and accompanied
by a certified chock equal to 5 pur
rent of the nmount bid for, nnd mndu
payablo to tho city Ironsuror of Uie
city of Modford, Oregon.
Tho council rotiorves tho right to
reject any nnd nil bids.
Dated nt Modford, Oregon, thltt
ICth day of March, 1910.
ROUT. W. TELFEK,
City Rocordor.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Notlco Is hereby given thnt tho city
council of tho city of Modford, Ore
gon, will receive sealed proposals for
tho construction of u 21-Inch storm
sower, as por plans nnd specifications
on fllo nt tho offlco o! tho city ro
cordor. All bids to be filed on or boforo 5
o'clock p. m., March 23d, 1910, and
accompanied by u cortlflod chock
equnl to 5 por cont of tho amount' bid
for; check to bo mndo payablo to
tho city treasurer of tho city of Mod
ford. Tho council rosorvos the right to
rojoct any and nil bids.
Dated at Modford, Oregon, thlo
10th day of March, 1910.
ROM, W. TELFEU,
City Recorder,
NOTICE TO CONTRA CTOItH.
Notlco Is horoby glvon thnt tho city
council of tho city of Medford, Ore
gon, will rocolvo sealed proposals for
tho relaying of tho woodon Htnvo plpo
on Enst Main streot from Roosavolt
nvenuo to tho top of tho hill, togeth
er with lnylng tho 3-Inch drain tile.
and making tho propor connections.
all as per specifications, on fllo nt tho
offlco of tho city rocordor.
All bids must ho riled with tho city
rocordor on or boforo 5 o'clock p, m.,
March 23d, 1910, and nccompanlod
by a certified chock oaunl to 5 nor
cont of tho amount bid for, chock to
bo, mndo payablo to tho city treasurer
of tho city of Modford,
Tho council rosorvos tho right to
rojoct nny nt.d all bids.
Dated at Medford, Orogon, thin
10th day of Mrch. 1910.
ROOT, W. TELFER,
City Rocorder.
NOTICE TO "CONTRACTORS,
Notlco Is horoby glvon thnt tho city
council of tho city of Modford, Ore
gon, will rocolvo sonled proposals for
tho construction of concroto piers nnd
ubutinonts across Hoar crook at Wash
ington streot, In accordance with tho
planu nnd specifications on fllo at tho
offlco of tho city rocordor.
All bids must bu fllod with tho
city rocordor on or boforo 5 o'clock
p, m Mnrch 2,1d, 1910. and nc
companlod by i. cortlflod check equal
to 5 por cont nt tho nmount hid for:
chock to bo mndo payablo to tho city
treasurer of tho city of Modford.
Tho council rosorvoa tho r ght to
rojoct any nnd nil bids,
Datod at Modford, Orogon. this
10th day of March. 1010.
ROUT, W. TELFEU.
City Rocordor,