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iMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
aae jmdepbndent newhpateb
ji W r,tnn DAXZ.Y X3ZCEFT SATUB-
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PRXNTXNQ CO.
Jl .consolidation of the Medford Mall,
itstefcllifhed 1889; tho Southern Oregon
s9mc aUbllshod 1902J tho Deomcratlc
tsiwti, Btahllhed 1871; tho Ashland
Ttfffruiic. efltabliohod 1900. nnd tho Mod
aSsnd Tribune, established 190.
. KXnaB PUTNAM, Editor and Manager
A NEEDED REFORM IN INTERSTATE LAW.
A
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CURFOUS stato of thiiiKS has been ro vealcd in a
Chicago (lispateli aiinouneiiiK' tho restoration by
western railroads of certain freight rates which the inter
state commerce commission ordered to be lowered, says
the Hacramento J3ee.
The railroads took the matter into the courts, where
it remained until a week or two ago, when the United
States supreme court gave a final decision in favor of tho
shippers.
But the interstate commerce law provides that an or
der of the commission shall remain in effect not more than
two years, and that period has expired. So the same old
rates have been filed with the commission by the unblush
ing railroad companies, and shippers are faced by the
necessity of making their long fight over again, or yielding
to the railroad demands.
The situation would be farcical if it did not involve a
monstrous wrong and injustice. But it should help to
better law-making, and also to open the eyes of the public
to the need of greater control of the railroads.
A 1 . 1 1 . II 11 t M
i raaicai cnange in ine present law evidently is
needed, so that any order of the commission shall remain
in force and effect until annulled by that body, or expire
according 10 us own terms.
Tho creation of the new commerce court is expected
to avoid the long dehvys that up to this time have attended
the settlement of appeals from orders by the commission.
But to carry out promptly and most effectually the pur
poses for which the commission was created there should
be no appeals from its orders. It should be a court of first
and last resort, as is the Canadian railroad commission,
which has an excellent record for fairness and justice, and
far greater and more peromtory powers than those of our
interstate commerce conussion.
GOES DEMOCRATIC
Complete Landslide Carries Every
Democratic Nominee in Chicago!
Into Office Three Congressmen1
Gained One District in Doubt.
B61
On 1st day of October, 1910, nor-
weua'ty app.areu unioro me, "uorisu ru
ms, manager of tho Mndford Mall Trl
Axu?. who upon oath, acknowledBcs that
tana jUjovo flfiurcs aro true and corrooL
H. N YOCICit.
. YJ3en!) Notary Public Tor uogon.
MEDrOBD, OBEdON.
3ltropollfl of Southern Orej- m and
SitarUicrii California, and tho faatest
roniiiK city In Oreton,
.Population. 1910, 9.000,
Kaiik deposits 12,760,000.
Klvo hundrod thousand dollT Gravity
Tair Byntoin completed In July, 1910,
.jJriiur flncat supply puro mountain
..v.ter. ... .
JHxtcen silica of Btrent lielnK paved
3 a coat exceodln 11,000,000, muklliK a
ih,i t KvAtilv Ttiflnn nf tiavnmont.
Jl'OBtofflco receipts for year endlnn
KJmto 90, 1910, show n gain of 6 per
Banner .fruit city In OroKOn Itonuo
SHvcr upplea won swcopstakcB p Izo and
KM1 of
-Applo rinir of the Wor A" ,
sC he National Applo Hhow, Hooknno,
att. IIoruo lllver poars brorxlit hlBh
tnK prices In nil markotB of tho world
tttuittK tho pnat flvo years.
Wrltfl Commercial Club. 4ioloslnK 0
vestin for postaRO of tho flnst commu
Bity .pamphlet over written.
BRADY'S ELECTION
STILLJN DOUBT
Returns From Mormon Counties
Change Situation and Give Demo
crats Hope Prohibition Hangs In
tho Balance ncpiiublican House.
TARIFF CAUSE
OF LANDSLIDE
Champ Clark Says "I Told You So"
Will Bo Candidate for Speaker
of Next House People Are Tired
of Misrule.
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THE ISIS THEATRE
Una the Zrilo Uiot tb iron
jnw uthletti ura a wuudar Hut
don't fail to aaa our ooiuiiiK at
traotiou, Ue Yari Harklay Cow
ny Company, una of the baat
coinpauiaa ou tha ooaat today. A
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Thursday
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HOISK, Jduho, Nov. 0. Ifutiirn
oiuly today from tho Mormon coun
ties in Soiitlii'iistorn Idaho have cast
u dotilit ns to tho victory of Jiuiioh
IF. Hrndy, rcpiihlicnn mihoniatorial
aspirant, which lato lnt nijlit hcuiii
cd eo certain thaluloom pervaded
democratic ranks, 'The election of
Hrndy means that Idaho jroes dry,
aa the lupuhlieaiiu made the cam
paign on a dry Ihhiic.
This portion of the state made
trroat inroads on Hrndy 'h majority
and t ho ilomucratH, after praetioallv
concodiii),' tho tlol'cat of James V.
Hawlgy, their oandidiito. have taken
now heart and now two claimiiis; hix
it'tory.
I'Vumont county in the laut ictiirim
had jfiven Ilawlev (dum.) a majority
f hetwiien 100 and A00. In linimnt k
fouiity, winch waa ouiiaitMrcd to ne
atronar for Hrnd.v'a alentioii, IImIo.
will proliahly ifloiv a majority t
It is known (hnt Heady earrid
CuinMil. Khintro nnd Iloine conntiai. i
Th renlt, eveu thouuh rrwlay In
returned the winner, will nut dmni
Ihe iHmple.ion of the liriJnlurt.
whinli is safely republican.
Hiirtoti I.. Kreneli, proareBiv re
piildicmi, Iiiik Mwept lht Htatt, ac
cording to Intent retuniM, by a uracil
laivcr inninrit than he did at the
li until ilei'tmn tin- ili(. .cnl nt
Thuiinj- Ilicinei, iu'-.i'ni con)ff"H
in. in I inin this -l.itt
HOWLING GItlOBX, Mo Nov. 9.
In nn Interview today Champ Clnrk
doclarod ho had been ro-olected in
tho nJntli district by n0 less a plur
ality than ho received two yenra ago.
"I shall ho a candidate for tho
speakership In tho noxt congress,"
said Clark, "and I expect to bo elect
ed. Tho democratic landslide comes
as I predlctod months ngo. Tho peo
ple nro sick nnd tired of tho adminis
tration at Washington nnd provoked
just to this extent at tho tnrKt de
ception. "
Asked If u democratic congress
will attempt to reduce tho tariff
cIiimIuIoh, Clark Hnfd:
"Why, certainly. Thnt Is why tho
pooplo elected n democratic bouse.
My vlowa on tho tariff, already woll
known, wfll bo nssortod na apookor of
Ilia iinuae."
JONES REFUSES TO '
RETIRE FROM SENATE
IS
RE-ELECTEDIINKANSAS
NOHTIT YAKIAIA. Wua., Nov. !).
- CniU'W Stalin Seuntitr .faies, who
hna jiiHl returned from Ihe onat,
wrc hi eamrmimied for lb repub
lican imrty, today reiteruto( hn de
nial of the rumor thnt he would con
sider TetiriiiR from the uefrale l
takotlia ylace left aoant ou the fed
eral bench- by the death of Judue
Whilaou at Siwkaue reeeutly.
Hetiator JNie while in tlitr east
Htumped throuirh Ohio, Indiana, Alls
Houri and ITHnoia. He nid be w.i
not Mtirnriaed nt the outcome of tin
election. Senator Jonea predicted
thnt there would lie n deuic-rrntie
InudHlide in tlw eaat previoua t e
ictdm'H eleetitm. He aaid thnt tin
iuctvncd detnoeratie ote wa due
to the people' rfiaaatiefaction wilh
the present pln of iMtlitical won-1
illicit and to radicalixiu williWt the ,
republican imrtv.
CHICAGO, Nov. i). A complete
landslide, carrying Into office evory
democratic candidate for office In
Cook county, Including tho superior
court judges, and making a gain of
three democratic congressmen In tho
nntlonal house from this city alone,
was tho result of the elections here
yesterday, according to tho complete
returns today.
As a state, Illinois tnado a gain of
four democratic congressmen, the re
publican Incumbents being defeated
In tho sixth, seventh and sixteenth
districts. In tho ninth district Gans-
borgen, who was nominated at tho
primaries over Congressman boutell,
wns defeated.
One District in Doubt
Early today ono district was still
in doubt, tho tenth. Republican Con
gressmen Madden, Mann, Wilson and
Fobs hnd tho fights of their lives in
tho first, second, third and tenth dis
tricts. Tho defeated republican congress
men aro Moxley, Lunndln and Graft.
Evory democratic Incumbent was re
elected. Aside from the tenth district, where
Foss and Flnnogan aro fighting It
out, with the result still In doubt, tho
democrats aro assured of ten mem
bers in tho noxt bouso against the'
robupllcans' 14. Tho following will
comprise tho Illinois delegation In tho
house as crsult of tho elections: j
New Delegation
Republicans District ono, Martin
13. Madden, ro-olected; district two,
Jnmos II. Mann, ro-olectod; district
three, William Wilson, re-olectod;
district olovon, Ira C. Copley, ro-olcct-
ed; district four. James T. McDcr
mott, ro-olected; district flvo, Adolph
Q. Sabth, re-elected; district six,
Edmund J. Stack, defeated W. J.
Moxley, republican lucumbont; dis
trict seven, Frank Huchminn, doreatod
Frederick Lundln. republican Incum
bent; district eight. Thomas Gnlla-
ghor, ro-olected; district nine, Linden i
Evans, defeated F. II. Gnnsborgon, J
ropublfran; district slxteoir, Clnudoi
(J. Stone, dofcatcd J. H. Graff, repub-1
llcan incumbent; district twenty, II. ,
T. Ralnoy, re-olecled; district twen
ty-one, Jnmos M. Gritlinm, re-olected; .
district twenty-three, Martin D. Fos-
tor, ro-olecred; district twelve, Clias. (
E. Fuller, re-olected; district four-.
teen, John McKonzle, re-elected; dis
trict thirteen, Jnmos MrKlnnoy, re
elotced; dlatrfct fifteen, Georgo W. i
Prince, ro-olectod; district seventeen.
John A. Sterling, re-olocted; district
eighteen, J. G. Cannon, re-elected;
district nlnoteon. William U. McICIn
ly, ro-olected; dlatrlct twenty-two,
William Rodenburg, re-elected; dis
trict twenty-four, P. T. Chapman, re
elected; district twonty-flre. N. n
Thlatlewood, ro-ofocted.
Iltault In tenth In doubt.
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I FORTY-FIVE MAJORITY
i FOR DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE
If
f
Claim Foss' Defeat.
(MTTCAGO, Nov. 0 Rlchnrri Kln
ui'Knn, domorrntle ionreniilonnl can
didate In the tontli Illinois distrlot,
1 1 !:-. ituw tho defeat if Oonreemin
1 'ihi republican
REPUBLICANS SWEEP
CIIICAGW, JJI., Nov. '.). I'hninii.i
Uoyd of tike demoerutic oniin
eioual coinunttee eniitinuod '.o cLuni
a tiM.jority t' -l' (Wuun-i.it in in
next house of representative A
conlimtto Lloyd's fiuuren, Ibw nltei
notui the detiMierntK nil! Ii.ie
lliiWn lltJ I I. ., . 1. & .... ii I . .1 i. ..
IU'4I7 IUIVI WWI i iQUWJlV.III"
1 IJovd id hie lotunw mIiowui Ui.'
j republican had enmed the !.- -t
ilintnet- were offset 1- report- ili.n
' the tlrinormt- hud m uiiipt'cu-
ictie m other yurt. ot' the- imih
trv.
f am n m m
I ISIS THEATRE I
THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE
TO-NIGHT
"Never a Dull Moment"
the city wt' ChivMKo to u in Ihe uu.t
TOPKKA. K.iu. N..v. ' h ii,..
ciiiur W, H. Siubbr i- ic-i'le.'ti'd Uf
dl ku into oli'iee ith u plurnlii
of Ickh than 10,000, accord in ti
late retuniM twluv With -exeral
preeinete vet lo be beurd truiu, it i
btneed that eight repubhoau uou
KreMiuen have beeu elected, hut
three diirioU iO' ill iu doubt, m-
t'liiuuig tue ..evwuit, now repreeeaUMl That wtia the claim ut Ue Cook
h K. H. Madison (rep.), a member . couuti and elate deiuuuuOtv elate
of the Hallinger cumuiittee. ludiea- uuiuiuUUm here at U o'cluttlc laal
tiiuif an that the Mate lenUUtnrv uighi. Th.i deolare tougreea-uau
i'0bt republican MudUeu ut ihe liri uud May ui the
. neeuud dlktnvlK will Liu biitmi mil
i DEMOCRATS LEADING ' ii,al v m ib ..mhth uauii be do-
C0UNT IN KCVADAUalv tt maU .!" uy.
llKLRXA. Mont. Nov. U Uo-1
t ii 1 1 1 . tfruiii till hKi'tuiils of llli utatl
tod.iv, lhouli still incomplete, ap-
CHICAGO CM0SES SOLID j pnr.nHy vomovo all doubt tlmt the
nEMOnnATin riFI FRflTinw' repuhlii liave tn;h. a clwu weep
ClliCAUU, Nwv. y. lvvur ouu-
SMITH HAS CARRIED
I lncrouiMr pniiu-rv.
f tin elate and tuiKreaioiml oi-
Kresamuu livm the tenth dietriot in ' " '"! "n "T "-"'" "'-'
' oi i lUHHiie i Riiw iu law vaiieti
CAH80K, Xe., Xov. tt. Ineom
ptete return t'roiu 00 pretinete iu
Nevada iftve Ihokereon (dem.) far
iroxemor 1011, tKldie (ran.) 93S.
For coiurreae Koberte (rep.) H97.
Kpraifite (dem.) 765.
Kvtunia are ooutiiii; in elovly, but
thev indicate that the reeult ou uov
eruor and ooucrtMCUUt will h
hee (hat it will take the official
count to deid.
It ie believed that Nixou (rep.)
will be re-eleoted to the Uuited
Mtates aenaU.
The return ou far received are
from the larger citiee and town a, the
outlving dtatricte not having reported.
i State eewwte.
I n the faoo of the ret time at hand
i toiUv, Qftngreaewan Chert X.
, I'r.iv ba been rtfeleeted by at least
ItUHr.
riteat ratania indieattug tbat the
'.-txtblicauN eheMed eigkt of the 12
-i u. refivaatntativec from Silver
How county, tbe deuwratie atruiiK
ii 'd, apparaatb' gave then a work
c majority m iobit ballot anfficient
i.. ivturu .Carter.
Murdock Successful.
WIliUTA. Kan. XTo 0 NvTm
Munlock. uisurneM con(;rc8sinan, -ro
elected
HOPE OF SAVING MINERS
ENTOMUEO IS ABANDONED
I'LACK DIAMOND. Waeb.. Nov.
t'. All hope ot reooverinir the 1
miuera autouibed in tha lower elupo
ot ik Lawrence ooaJ mine here, t'ol-, SAN tntAXCiaco, Nov. I lati
loniaf last Sunday' explosion, haiuatee baietl oa tha unoffclal returae
beeu abandoned. The men have uu-ifrom mora thaa halt the preclneu
JOHNSON ELECTED BY
25,000 MAJORITY
CHANTS PASS, Ot Nov. !)
Complete returns from five republi
can arooiuoU irive Hnwli-v l.U.
Smith 110, IttMveruian 1X. ,-i
1S3, dry 135. wet U0O.
Pnatial return frota thne iu
preoiaete iudieate thnt Wi viii
carnr Joephiue couutv bv 2oo .it.!
Smith for oomrre!iuut! bv 100.
Prohibition vote i- rio-e. with m
dictttione of a -ni.ill wet umiontv
TIIK
FORTY-FIVE
MEN KILLED
IN MINE DISASTER
v..
dwubtadly perished.
Tha laet hope that tha aiuiei
oaiight in the bottom of the main
atop might be alive waa diaaipatc.l
whan an exidonug party which
worked through the third level found
the worki from the third 1st el to
the bottom gallenee idled with dead
ly afterdamp.
ATTHXII COhLHOK,
Arrauge to attend tho Kuicene nat
Inosa College, and let us get you k
good position when you grnJu&te, K
tor now Soad for our sew ct
loguo 14 H Weut Boveath ttrei
In Califantta, aeattered throughoat
the etate. ladteaU that Hiram Joha
oii haa baaa fleeted roveraor by a
Plurality of over 19.000.
Meyer Ueeaer, chairman ot tha re
publican state central eommlttea, U
TRlXMHAn. Col..., X..v. si.
fire men were killed in tin- .li-.i-in
the Victor American Km i
nanv'a mine near 8tiirkvilU. T
bodice were fannd tndnv bv rc-r
oartiaa.
At the eama time the )at of 2
miner raaeuad alive were led to th
surface. AH tboae found alive will i
recover.
The Zarados Bros.
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imOnyn
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DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
TO SUCCEED CK
Result in Marlon County.
o
-M"
REPUBLICANS CLAIM
IOWA GOVERNORSHIP
t oi.LMIU n, t
I (.union via- iv i
iti i
i "'. ni'vuruing
.1,1,
DKR MOIN'KS. U , Nov
Dailv Caiutal tiepubhcan)
9 -The
clnhn-
euel a statawaat thta atternoan nj,i it ha renin,, from 32 r.'
clalmtag Jeaneone oiaeuon uy :.-
000.
Aaeumlag that -ota will maiaUtn
the ratio ot the (Ignrat already at
baud, it U calculated that JohMOR
will hnve a total ote of 180.000 and
Hell 9S.O00 In tho state complete
eincta which shw that Carroll (rep.)
ill win the race for governor by
MM. Democrat -til! claim Por
ter' election bv 10,000.
Hasxlna for health.
NOT1CK.
Dr StearnB hat moved from otm
Mien Reagan a to new QitrnetMV
rey bulidln0
titli.iV . . .
I . - '.UllilV
v a -uoitantial pluraluv over Wai
' C. Harding rep.i. Th, hl.
mre u apparently deu.otuc iUlJ tt
democrat wiU Ceeed Chark- D,,.k
the Lnited 8tai mie A
Imm 13 eongreftwue,, are democratic
l J dtotnou are t.l m doubt.
You believed thai .uj ..i. . ,
I,- ..1.1.1.. A.. - MT IO,
" weiiaiuiB wnan
Oi I KM. Or., Nov. 9, Republican
- - '.ue uud county ticket
elected in this county. Scott' M '
a tl Siatou hou vrV majoniv .i 1
t lie county will give strong voU
agninet prohibition nnd home rule.
Three oubside preoiuote Rive Bow
riiiiin 24. Waat S8. Hawlev lead
in all preeinots.
! I'robablv
tiate
a
Killed In a Quarrel.
MUSKOGEE, Okla., Nov. 9.- A- a
result of ft quarrel stnrtinjr at the
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