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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, .FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1910. OREGON STUDIES LAW (By La Follotto's Weekly.) Tho voters of Orogou will pass on thirty-tow laws nt tho next oloctlon. Soino may think this too ninny to bo xnastorod hy tho voters of tho state In four months; but tho Orogonlnns nay they Buspect that they can bc como ns Intelligent as to tho merits of thirty-two lawa In four months as is tho average legislator concerning thoso ho votos upon. Tho loglalaturo passes on an avorago of GOO laws in 40 days, or at tho rato of SO a day. The votors havo n chanco to put In their leisure tlmo for 120 days on tho 1910 batch or about four days to a law. Anyhow, thoy feel like making tholr own guesses at their own laws, with such light upon them as the Campaign UUCUIIIUUIH JiriUlUU UBU mr- alshcd by tho state may shed, rather than take the guesses of tho legisla tors who often ceo by the garish glare of the Illumination from tho corpo rate lighting plants. And up to dato the Oregoilans havo legislated very intelligently. Really their problems thts fall aro not as complex as tho reactionary press -would havo ono think. Many of the bills aro referendums on such things as tho establishment of nor- nal schools at certain points, merger of counties, creation of new coun ties, fishery rights in rivers, and salaries of public officers which may bo regarded as formal matters such as new and growing states al ways have to settle. There aro thlr- teen of these, and therefore only to call a convention to revise tho Ore alneteen of tho measures aro such j gon constitution. Tho "revision" as wo usually have in m!n when we hoped for Is tho elimination of the speak of really public laws. j new and radical provisions from tho And these nineteen aro not so i constitution, especially tho initlativo many quite separato measures. Sev-, the referendum and tho recall. It is eral nro merely the "yea" and "nay" ! opposed by tho grange, tho trade forms of the same questions, and unions and tho progressive forces therefore -when tho voter passes on ' generally. Its supporters seem to bo one he decides on tho other. For ' frankly reactionary. Voters support testance, organized labor las before j ing this law aro sure to bo against tee peoplo an employers liabilitjy law, -while the employers have pend ing a bill fo r. commlcsion to draft an .employers' liability law. Tho one is 'designed to kill the other. The HEW RULES FOR FISHING -Master Fish Warden Clanton Raises Regulations Regarding Fishing in Oregon Streams Nets Cannot be Stretched but Third Across Channel Martejr Fish Warden R. E. Clan ton has drafted a new form of rules govornlng net flshlns In tho streams or tnis state wnicn are coMronea oy Mrg LJzz,0 HamIIton Wm. W. Ham law. Under tho new regulations tonj Q w H!:n,llton B. A. Ham. each and every net in operation must j Uonj Mar,0 Hammond( Mrs. W. H. be covered by a separate crd distinct ( Hoganf Mrs- s Jam03 Harvey, Wll llcense. No stationary nets, Including ' . Hfirhert. William H. Jobo- m. all drift or cM nets, must be stretch ed more than one-third ;icross any stream at any stage of tho water. This rulo eliminates tho holding back of salmon t'avoling upstream in sev eral of tho small rivers. Set-net op erators must place and maintain on a suDsianuai pose or monument, on the bank of the stream or channel, or upon a buoy securely anchored on tho location claimed for fishing pur poses, tho number of their licenses, preceded by an "O" in black figures on a white foreground. Tho number of tho license must also be branded on the corks of each end of each net, as well as on tho ccrk nearest tho center tl oreof, with figures not less than one-half Inch In length. These same requirements aro mado of tho gilluet or drlftnot operators, In addition to which tho boati be longing to tho not owners must carry the liconso rumbor in plain eight. By so arranging tho rules govern ing net fisl ing, Warden Clanton be lieves his deputies will havo less dif ficulty in recognizing tho licensed fishermen, and thoso who violate the fish laws. It often occurs thpt a dep uty becomes stranded wbllo out on his rogular tour of inspection and is compelled to comploto his trip on land, and under tho present system of marking licensed fishermen, it is Impossible to ascertain from the shore whether or not a net is licensed or whether a batman carrying neta is & fisherman within tho law. Struck n Rich Mino. S. W. Rondo, of Coal City, Ala., Bays ho struck u perfect mino of honlth in Dr. Kind's Now Life Pills for thoy cured him of Liver and Kid ney troublo nfier 12 years of buffer ing, Thoy nro tlip boat pills on cartli for Constipation, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility. 25c at all dnnr ffi'sta. vt An effective want ad makes your business plan effective, votor who accepts one will rojoct tho tlac railroad building by tho stnto other. Ono will say "I bollovo tho a tromondously Important law. In law proposed lu a good ono," and ho tercstlng, but not easily gauged In will voto for tho labor bill; whllo an- Importance by tho outsiders,, aro other will say "I think tt Is law ' proposals for tho aopcrato districts should go to a commission for draft- J for onch legislator, or romovltig ro- Ing," and will voto on tho opposing measure. There aro otner measures which will bo disposed of by this Bystem of opposing opinions. Or ganized labor has a bill for abol ishing poll taxes and requiring a voto of tho peoplo on all proposed laws which tax tho peoplo. Tho Pcoplo's Power loaguo has four measures on tho ballet: ono for proportional rep resentation, lncrcaso in tho scopo of tho Initiative and rotorondum, legis lative reform in tho legislature, and local elections In such local affairs jas creating now counties; ono for In spectlon of public offices and the imuuwiuua l luwia mu(,iu.iuu ixj bo sent to ovory registered votor; ono to reform tho legal proccduro by enabling three-fourths of tho Jury In civil cases to find a verdict, and generally to simplify procedure and and practUo; and ono for tho ex tension of direct primary nomina tions to presidential campaign candi dates, Including delegates to nation al conventions. These aro all drawn on the line of j extending tho princlplo of control by them&cses. The voters who favor ono will in tho main make up their minds favorably to tho others by tho same process of thinking. On the other hand, and standing against all these, is tho bill of tho standpatters of both political parties the progressive measures for the same reason that tho end of the magnetic needle which does not point to the north points south. There is a law proposed permit ADVERTISED LETTER LIST The following letters remain un called for at tho Medford, Oregon, postoffice, August 17, 1910: Angelo B:.bin, Mrs, C. A. Bohney, Mr. Raeltz, Mrs. Emma Baker, Rena Boordman, D. C. Benedict, Maud Bis ner, Jf. E. Blake, Nina Burton, Ray Bufflngton, P. O. Burg, M. Brevn ly, M. L. Carpenter, J. C. Carter, T. J. Cahlll, J. L. Sasey, Mrs. Ida H. Clark, Vina Conklln, Pastor Congro gational Church, Davo Crockett, Geol Deitrlck, Jean Daw,, Sam DeLoang, R. H. Dorland, Tommy Dunn, Davo Duncan Harry Egbert, Ruby Emer-f son, W. C. Fairbury, H. Fotterly, Thos. GItzuerald. Antonlon Geat- geopolon Wm. Gorwoif w. S. Gray, ' D. S. Johnson, F. S. Johnston, Hen ry Karkmelyer Nick Kagelarlo (2), Max Kenyoi:, J. F. Kennedy, T. F. Klngery, Thom Lasarl, C. J. Lear, F. J. Lucid (2), William Light, II. L. Leach, Al Major, W. A. Marvin, W. P. Moredlth, David Nash, O. C. Nel son, Charles Neal, Martenu Neal, Jer ed Phillips, Mr. Petri, Mrs. Roberts, Maria M. Rozerto Geo. Russell, J. C. Savage, Jack D.Sundin, Geo. Scul 11, F. E. Scott, J. M. Stephenson, George E. Stocking, Nye Turpin, Wallace Upharn, W, W. Warren, Chas ' Willsoa, W. Williams, Packages B. B. Youmans. Parties calling for the above let ters will pleaso say advertised. A ( charge of ono cent will bo mado upon delivery. A. M. WOODFORD, P. M. ALL KINDS OP DRY WOOD Oak, Laurel, Fir and Pine. Buy your winter supply now; icasoiiable prices. THE SUN STAR WOOD CO., 15 Almont st., or Room HI, J. C. Bank bide. Phone Main 4751. C. T. Mori. Prop. Jujtf: Published Minina Mnps of Southwest ern Oregon and Northwestern California, showing the forest reserves, surveyed and unsur voyed land. Sold hy W. P. Wright Grants Pass, Or. Prico of Wall Maps, $2; Pookot Maps, $1.60. I;: jstrlctlona ns to bonding of munlcl pal corporations and establishing homo rule In road building, ono es tablishing a hospital for tho lusano ono permitting tho loslslnturo to pass laws exompttng from taxation classes of proporty recommended to bo so freod by tho Tav Commission, and also allowing such laws to bo In acted by popular voto, an ntnond mont allowing tho Interested dis tricts to sottlo local questions and tho like. Somo of thom nro doubt less very important. Thoro aro a pair of measures pondins on tho over -present liquor question, ono provid ing for local option, tho othor for 6tnte-w!do prohibition. And It Is a proposal allowing woman-suffrngo confined to tax-payors. Rather a largo ordoi for tho peo ple. But literature on each question necessary to an intolllgont under standing of It Is furnished by tho state freo of charge. Of courso somo study Is required. In ordor that tho avorago knowlodgo possessod by tho voter be equal to that of tho ordlnnry legislator, ho should perhaps do as much study ns is required of an j elght-grado pupil making up a lost semester in history. Certain voters will bo at a disad vantage in Oregonthls fall tho illi terate, the careless, and tto imbecllo Perhaps this will bo tho only elec tion In the nation where tho bad citizens will be to some extent auto matically disfranchised by his own bad cltizcnchip. And tho nvofrgo good, honest con scientious voter will come out of the campaign vith Increased knowledgo of public affairs and strengthened by tho exercise of his powers as a votor. Exercise is the cure for atrophied organs. Oregon exorcises her peoplo In ci vil government. They will soon be tho strongest voting people in Amorica, morallly and intelligent!!-. GOODFRIEND HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO I. GOOOFRIDIO. Mrnipr Formerly Hotels Stanford ami St. Beryl, rowfll Street, near Geary, ailtoining Hotel Manx. Tuko Hotel Manx Hri. or Market fatreet Van, transfer to Powell. Meal houso and location (or lad lea visiting tho city alone BATES, J1.00 PER DAY AND TIP HAYS'HAIR HEALTH NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TOITSNATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY. Sstiify Yeurulf h Sndlnt A'ew for a SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Cat tbU dr. oat and mill vrilh your turns and eddreu and mmi of your Dnigjitt, nd 10 c.nU for pottage, to PHILO. HAY SPEC. CO., 30 Cliotoo Street, Newark. New Jmy. U.S. A. or Toronto, Canada. For sale nt Leon B. Tlnskins'. AUTOMOBILES O. W. Murphy. MURPHY BROS. O. M. Murphy AUTO LIVERY 1010 Chalmers Detroits. phoue 1801f Valley Auto Company, Medford, Or. Quick Sen-ice. Easy Riding. Prices Right. PAKRY AUTO LIVERY PHONE MAIN 3141. Agency for the Parry Cars. Rogue River Auto Co.. Frauk H. Hull, Prop., Medford. Or. Fine Printing Wo innko a specialty of fine printing, carry the necessary iiock to cuablo us to fill all ordors promptly, and guaran tee satisfaction. Best equipped job office m Oregon south of Portland; Most export printers. Beforo sending your orders out of town, call and figure with us if wo can servo you for tho same price as mi out-of-town concorn you will wish to pntronizo home industry. Medford PrintingCo. PEOPLE FIGHT FOR THEMSELVES Sonntor Bourne Back From Washlnn ton Says Oregon Fared Well In Ap propriations Discusses Political Situation. United States Senator Jonathan Hourno hag rotumod to Oregon from Washington filled with enthusiasm for tho Oroson system of govern ment by tho peoplo declaring that tho success of tho assombly ticket Is tho resurrection of ring rulo and bosslsm, and saying that Oregon was well taken care of In tho ny of fed eral appropriations during tho recent congress. Tho Bonator is onthusod on tho Oregon Bystou and tho widespread Interest being taken In tho direct primary, Initiative and referendum, recall and Orecon mothod of elect ing sonntoru. In vlow of tho Orogon systom bolag taken up by othor states, tho attempt to oloct an as sembly ticket hero ho consMors as an Indication tbat tho peoplo, or somo of them, hare lost confldonco In their nblllty to govom thomsolvcs. In an Interview, Sonntor Bourne said: "This Is not pny Individual's fight, but Is a fight of tho pooplo, by tho peoplo, and for thomsol'-es. It is a strugglo belweon gonoral wolfaro and Holflshncss. Tho peoplo of Ore gon nro agi-ln on trial. Success for tho assembly movement means that tho people of Oregon, nftor demon strating thomsolvcs tho most ad vanced and progressive electorate In tho world, havo suddonly lost confi dence in themselves, md profor to fi IIOOUK fr. SEND YOUR DAUGHTER TO St. Mary's Academy Medford, Oregon, A Private Resident and Day School for GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN Departments: Primary, Grammar, Academic, Commer cial. Specially organized Department of Music and Art. SEND K0R CATALOGUE Address SISTER SUPERIOR, St. Mary's Academy, Medford, Orogon. bo ruled by tho political bonn and campaign contributor!) rutlior than to rulo thuiuHulveM. "Such coirirunlty paresis In Incon colvahlo. Hvory nmumibly noinlium should, and In my opinion will, ha defeated, Principle In greater than any Individual. Orogon'u demonstra tion of popular government Is attract ing tho attention of tho whole- na tion. Othor states aro rapidly fol lowing her loadorahlp. Hor Initia tive and roforondum, dlroct primary, Including Stntomont No. 1, corrupt practices act and recall havo brought mnro peoplo and moro money to this stnto than all tho publicity buronus In Oregon. Pooplo like to go where thoy will onjoy tho greatest personal liberty and Invest tholr money whoro It will recolvo tho greatost protec tion. In Oregon tho Individual vot er enjoys tho full sovereignty of his cltttonnhtp and his proporty inter ests nro ab'nolutoly froo from loalsla tlvo blncknu.ll or eoltlsh legislation. "Over 1, COO, 000 copies of my spooch on tho Orogon systom havo boon dlBtrlbi'tod. California asked for 100,000, and as mnny moro wont to Kansas, whllo ovory stato has boon supplied. Thoro havo boon requests from Englnrd. and thomands of cop Ira have gone to Canada and tho Canal zone. Tho Oregon systom Is to bo adopted In Kb entirety by Kansns and by a numlor of othor state." I.lfo on Panama Cunnl has had one frightful drawback, mn lnrria troublo that has brought suf fering and death to thousands. The gonna cause chills, fovor and ague, biliousness, jaundice, lassitude, weak ness and general debility. But Elec tric Bittors novor fail to destroy them and euro malaria troubles. "Thrco bottles completely cured mo of n very severe nttaok of mnlurin," writos Win. A. Frotwoll, of Lueninn, N. C.t "and I've had good health over since." Giro Stomach, Livor and Kidney troubles, and prevent Ty phoid, f0c Guaranteed hy all drug- gists. wf The Ceiling Fan In places of buslnoao thoro is nothing so ossontlal dur ing tho hot months as Eloc tric fans. Thoso fans cool tho atmosphoro and mako pur chasers comfortablo. A por son ovorhoatod lo hardor to ploaso and makos fowor pur chases than ono that Is playod upon by tho soft, cooling breezes of an Cloctrlc fun. Thoso fans nro mado In varying stylos to lit all kinds of buslnoss housos. For cafos, hotels and rostaurants colling fans aro sold, whllo tor offlcos and stores brackot and dc-k fans are proforablo. MVKIt HLKCTIUU CO. SAVES DROWNING GIRL; "THANK YOU," SAYS SHE WILDWOOl), N. J., Aug. 18. At tho outer end of tliu nmmn pint' n young mini from Philadelphia saved from drowing, MIhh FIoioiiuo B. Tu, of liiMinrin wnut Ph., who hud boon curried out hy tliu iiiuUnlow to a point beyond llio lll'o guuid'x Hue. Tho undercurrent was running heavy mid Miss Tone, who Intel been bathing with n party of friends, ventured out beyond tho end of tho pier. She is an export Mwiiuiuor, hut a heavy sua taxed hor energy and she was seen to throw up hor hands and sink. Raymond Coiikln, Uf years old, was bathing near hy and went to Miss Towo's nid. After it Htrugglo lie (hugged hor to tho shore. "I thank you," said tho young woman who Is a pretty blonde, to her roseuor, us she hurried to her cottage on iuo avenue. NOT1CK. ltov. J, L, drain of Grants 1'nHs a mtulstor of "Tho Church of Cod," Iiiih Jtittt completed arraugomontu for holding n throo wcoUb' mooting In tho tahornaclo, snmo to begin on Soptom hor 3. Uov. W. W. Grlnt of linker City will bo tho evangelist, with Uov. C. II. Halo an musical director. NOTICE! Il'uvo you scon tho latest in Abalono Bliatois7 Something now and stylish in collar pins, beauty pins, bolt pins, waist sots, etc., etc. Martin THE JEWELER Make Every Dollar Worth More Than a Dollar! An educated ad reader will never bo poor. To "know advertising" is to havo a prac tical knowledgo of values of j things of when and how and whoro to buy. No one, having and utilizing such knowledge, could ever bo unthrifty, or in any souse careless or reckless of expenses. For such knowl edgo makes for thrift for saving. It makes one proof against shams false values manipulated reductions. The intelligent ad reader uses as much thought and ability in buying things as is required in oarning tho money that is spent for thom. And that amounts to a substan tial increase of the value of every dollar of the family revenue! Mt. Angel College MT. ANGEL, OR. In charge of the Bonedictino Fathers. For young 1 men and boys. Term opens September Gth. Pre paratory, commercial, scientific and classical courses. Write for catalogue. Crater Lake Route 1910 LOCOMOBILES Tho cars of tho Orator Lake Company will leave Hotel Nash on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 a. m. Round Trip $25.00 Children under 32 years, half faro. Secure your tickets at tho hotol. CRATER LAKE TRANSPORTATION CO. J. 0. NEFF, Manager. Medford Address: Nash Hotel, A ntoio i.hould bo advorthiud mi icutilnrly an It hi opened for hiiiiluomi, A merchant who wouldn't olono up for a while now and thou "to iiavo running oxpomioii" iihouldii't stop ad vei tilting now and thon to "iiavo ox-poimo." AN AIMMJAIj TO WIVKH Cure the Drinking HuNband by UhIiik OrHntv C'nn bo (Iheit Hecrwtly o moro turrlblo affliction can como to any homo than tho craving for Htroug drink of hUHtmnd and father. Wo appeal to wives, mothers and nts torn to navo tho hiinband and father or brother with Orrlno, a nolontlflo euro for tho liquor habit. Can bo given noeretly. Orrlno In Bold undor an absolute guarantee that tt will euro tho drink habit or your money vlll bo rofuudod. Save tho happlnona and prosperity of tliu homo with Orrlno. $1 per box Wrlto for froo booklet on "How to Curo Drunkonnoon". Orrlno Co., 002 Orrlno Building, Washington, 1). C. Orrlno In sold In thin city by Loon II. HuHklmt. 'FortUiHl.Orvron X , ZtCrn& bJ lr Hchnol for tllrti nnil.TVC f rarvot HUtoimt HI.Jalinlil'UriUWMli N Onllraltt Ai'iwUmln mill I.lriiirnturrl iiM.tt. fttiili. Art. I luriitttin. Cltlntialtilll OUvlilonl Uillmulli cr It ptiit aiui wall tacotninriiilwl, lb nutiit-er l llmltM w Itftr. M tlrattlnn hnul.1 ! t l rarlf.l AJ.Itru HigliltfBitflf,0lliMl, SI HlAtllH,PrlUiiil,0. J. Reddy NEAR POSTOFFICE 1910 f A w