MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORP, OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 2.1. 1910.
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Ask the Man Who Knows He'll Sayf
"You're Sure of QUALITY When You Buy of the
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WOODS LUMBER
We Handle
REAL
IN SPAIN SOON
Just When
Climax
There Is
Question
Matters Will Reach
Cannot Be Foretold
One Coming It's Only
of Time.
GERBERE, France, Aug. 20. Just
haw quickly the ponding church-and
state situation In Spain is going to
develope real fighting is pretty hard
to guess. Hostiiitlees may begin al
most any day now. Or they may be
-warded on xor a good many months.
Each side is afraid of the other and
their fears make them hesitate. At
tho Eame time, things can't Btand
stilt. There's a climax coming and
the only question Is how much time
Is going to intervene between now
and the moment of its arrival?
Whoever gets tho Idea that the
Spanish antl-clcricalB' quary is with
tho Roman Catholics is mistaken. Out
of the country's total population of
close to 20 00 1, 000, It is estimated
that not moro than 10,000 are any
thing but Roman Catboics. Natur
ally the people -aro not at outs with
the church of which they themselves
are membors. It Is the State Church
they are attacking Spain's one
great, overshadowing vested interest.
It Is a monsterland-holdlng, commer
cial and Industrial organization that
the anU-clerlcals are opposing it.
The Papal administration has, as
a matter of fact, taken sides with
this organization, which seems to
put tho anti-clericals in a position
of hostility to Roman Catholicism,
but an overwhelming majority of
them aro good Roman Catholics for
nil that. Incidentally, tliero is the
best authority for tho statement that
more than one-half, the members of
tho Collego of Cardinals bellevo the
Vatican Is making a mistako in sup
porting tho Spanlst State Cruch, or
that, at any rate, it Is making n
mistake In supporting it lo unquali
fiedly as it is doing. So that if the
Spanish antl-clorlcals are injuring
their standing as Roman Catholics
by opposing tho Papal administra
tion a majority of the Cardinals aro
Injuring theirs, too.
Tho wholo of tho presont trouble
is duo to tho fact that the church, as
a vested interest, 1ms boon appro
priating to itself so largo a propor
tion of the country's wealth that the
masses of tho people have been and
still aro kept upon tho very verge
of starvation. As might naturally be
evpectod of so enormous a vested In
terest, the Church is intensely con
servative, not tojsay reactionary, and
as it has had until very recently tho
tlghteost kind of grip on tho govern
ment. It bus boon able hitherto of-,
teqtunlly to suppress every attempt
in, tho direction of progross, or lm
provomont In tho people's condlt
tlon. With that portion of tho great
army of churchmen which concur lt
lf purely with spiritual matters ,
that Is to say, tho parish priest-hood
no fault is found. This class, In.
FIGHTING
High Grade Lumber, We Figure on High Grade Lumber,
(deed, is practically as poor and op
I pressed as the masses of laymen. It
I is the so-called "religious establish
ments" against tho anti-clerical cam
paign is belns waged. Tho members
of the various "orders" which con
duct them are estimated at upwards
of 100,000. They conduct agricul
tural operations upon an enormous
scale, run factories, laundries and
mercantile concerns, loan money,
manage vast estates and, In fact, en
gage in every lino of business open
to tho lay community.
WANTED IN PORTLAND
IS
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Ray L. Brown, wanted in Portland
for larceny of various articles,
among which was specified a $100
diamond ring, was apprehended by
Chief Shearer Saturday morning.
Brown had been hero for several
days and claimed to bo a theatrical
man, which statement was borne out
by the papers found upon him and
his previous record. His wife is in
Klamath Falls, and it was through
letters passing between tho two that
Brown was located. Chief of Police
Cox of Portland, upon whose orders
by telegraph Brown was retained, has
been notified.
In a letter to the local police the
Portland authorities placed particu
lar stress on the fact that he was
wanted for tho theft of the diamond
and asked that great care be taken
to prevent the prisoner from dispos
ing of the stone or destroying the
pawn ticket, fahould it have been
pawned.
Neither stone nor ticket were
found upon tho prisoner's person, but
his effects have not been searched,
nor will they be until the representa
tive of the Portland police force ar
rives. MEDFORD BECOMING
DISTRIBUTING CENTER
.At first thought ono would hardly
rupposo that Medford was as yet,
much of a distributing center.
Mnko avlsit to tho wholesale gro
cery houses, tho hardware and dry
Koods shops, to t ho lumber yards
and you will find that ovory day
goods aro being shipped from ovory
one of tho above mentioned places
and many times in car-load lotB.
Tho Wood's Lumber company re-
ports a car of lumber for Pheonlx,
and states that lumber Is being ship
ped to almost ovory point In tho val
ley every little while.
If statistics wero' complied tho re
sult In lumber going from tho Wood's
company alono would bo surprising
and wero all claeses of commodities
listed tho total would bo somothlng
great.
Match tho classified advertising
campaign to tho Importanco of tho
tiitlo you want to inaico, You wouldn't
trust a ten-horso power task to a
no-horso power engine.
AN INTERSTATE
FAIR WANTED
Klamath Falls Citizens Start Move
to Have State of "Siskiyou" Hold
Big Fair to Show Resources of
This Section.
KLAMATH FALLS Aug. 20. A
detorflned effort is being mado by
citizens of this city to have on Inter
state fair hold hero this fall. Tho
idea Is to have Klamath, Lake, Jack
son and Harney countlces in this
Wanted
Bricklayer.
Girls to cut fruit $1.25.
12 bridge carpenters.
Sawmill men.
Girl for general hou3j work.
10 laborers.
Loggers.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Booming houses.
Lunch counter
Business nets 1000 yearly.'
Furniture and lease.
40-h. p. nufo, 1910 model, trade for
city property.
FOR SALE.
12 acres, 10 acres in bearing, $10,
000. 11 ncros, 10-ycar pears, fine income.
0 acres, close in, U-year pears.
17 acres, heavy bearing, .$8f00 takes
crop.
3 Westmoreland lots, your own terms.
40 ticres, fifne chicken ranch, $800.
Restaurant clearing 500 monthly;
get busy.
20 acres, 10 acre3 in fruit, at srl2.
an acre.
Fino furniture and lease of modern
houso.snnp.
00 acres fino fruit land $500.
New tent, never used, bargain
Team, harness, wagon, $235.
Furnished 0-room house, closo in.
7-room house, W. Main, big lot;
5 wagons, $30, $40, $50, $70, $90.
Heavy span of horses nnd harness.
National cash register.
2 acres, 1Y miles west $575.
5 room house, lot 50x150, $850
5-room bungalow, furniture, $2200.
( 10-ncre tracts in full bearing.
Irrigntcd tract, $200 per acre.
!1 aero fruit, 4-room house, cheap
! for quick solo.
'3 CO acres, 5 miles out, $2750.
100 acres, 4 miles out, $00 per nore
Swell camping outfit, cheap.
30 acres, $1000, mile Phoenix.
2 acres, north, under ditch.
For Trade.
Span ranch horses, not over $300.
Hotel for stock or alfalfa ranch.
7-passcnger 50-horsepowcr auto fur
20 anriR, 12 in friut. for uty lots
2 ranches for city property.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 207 Tavlor & Phlpps Bldj
Phone 4141 Main.
state, and Siskiyou and Modoc count
ies In Callf&rnln, Join In an evposl
tlon to be held in this city some tlmo
In the near future.
Fruit grower? from tho Roguo
River valley and farmers from many
portions of tho counties proposed to
hnvo Join in tho exposition hnvo slg
nlglcd their intention of Joining In
the movement, nnd many owners of
fnst horses hnvo requested that thoy
bo Informed of tho dates on which
the fair will bo held, as they wish I
to participate in any races that might
bo held during that tlmo. I
As yet tho movement has not tak
en definite shape, but If enthusiasm
is any sign of its altlmato success tho
fair will bo held in this city somo
tlmo this fall.
WHY
do you send for the doctor when there
is sickness in the 1101130? Because he is
the one who, through study and train
mg, is best fitted to treat Ihc illness
'' . successfully. That's his business. Our
business is to compound scientifically
r the medicine your doctor orders. Ard
we are the best fitted through educa
tion, experience and facility to do his
bidding. :::::::
'Bring every prescription to us for re
sults. Medford Pharmacy
CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR THE POSTOFFICE.
Day and Night Phone Service Main 101.
DIAMOND
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1r Watches, Jewelry -m
A and Diamonds 1V1
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N MS E Main, Medford J
DIAMOND
BIG EIRES RAGING
KKENCH GULCH, Cal., Aug. 20.
Clouds llko a pall over this section
caused by tho flames which aro rag
ing In tho forest in tho Clear Creek
suction, nnd aro climbing tho sldo of
Mt. Mnry towards this town. Tho
flro is nbout sovon miles to tho south
nnd east, and has burned over an
area flvo mllea square Thoro Is no
apprehension folt as to tho safety
of thlB plnco, although tho flames nro
not under control nnd a largo torco
of men Is In tho field fighting tho
fire. Tho flames can bo Hccn from
We Deliver what
Roddlug, fully 20 m lira distant.
Tho greatest iohh nan Loon caused
at Ouk Uottom, a locally famouH
pleasure nnd outing roitorl. owned by
tho Desmond Urothers, All of tho
groves nnd fleldn In that vicinity
woro burned over and u force of men
by fighting the flames all last night
woro able to save tho hotel and build
ings. Tho flro has boon bu.nliig wlticn
yosturdny morning and Hit origin Ih
unknown.
WANTS TAFT TO BECOME
REAL INSURGENT LEADER
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-Senator
Dollivor of luwu, who in investigat
ing tho eharguH of Senator Urintow,
that Sonator Aldrich benefited by
his tariff bill through (ho tariff on
'crude rubber, said teday:
"If the old leaders would rocog-
liio tho Republicanism of the young
men who aro backing insurgency,
there would bo no insurgency. I
would like (o hoo President Tnft bo-cotiK-
n real Republican loadur."
Now that we arc in tho midst of a bump
er apple crop, let us call your attention to
the
CHAMPION CIDER MILLS
AND PRESSES
The best on the market.
Wo also have a full line of
PEED CUTTERS'
Potato Digfjors, etc. Call and tfoi our priceH.
R. H. Pricard & Company
NORTH BARTLETT ST., NEAR MAIN
LAWTON BUILDING
SPECIAL SALE OF
THE NEW HOME
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SEEING DOUBLE
j n common form of oyo trouble. It
('nil only bo remedied by tho iiho of
lite most nceuniti'ly filled glasses.
SEEING RIGHT
is iiHMiired if wo supply Mm gliiHHCK
after a thorough and export examin
ation of your oyi'H. Remember tint t
nearly right ghtRscs are an injury
iiiHtoad of a benefit. Our oxiuuinn
tionH determine exactly tthu rightt
kind needed.
DR. RICKERT
Over KouliifiH
HKWirra machines
TllfJ NI3W 1IOMH 8HWINO
MACHINE lias provon to ho
longost wonrlng cowing ma
chlno soU today, It .Y'is boon
sold for a hnlt contury and
cifrrlou a llfotlmo warranty,
If you hnvo a Now Home
10 or CO yonrs old, wo will fix
It froo,
Needles and Biipplloa for all
machlnoH. Machines rontod
nnd ropnlrod. All work guaran
teed. OAIJj MAIN 1711.
LAWTON BLDG.,
Bartlett, Near Main.
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