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MI3DF0RP MATT, TRIBUNE, MBDFOIW, PHKCON. SUNDAY, NOYEMTVTCR 13. 1910.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AH XNDKFSHDENT HBWBPArEB
PUBLISHED DAIX.T EXCEPT BATUR-
OAT BY TXE MEDPOKO
I'XIKTIJfO CO;
conxolldntlon of the JlrdforU Mull,
ratfibllnhril 189. .tin1 Southern OroROii
lui), eutflblhlii'tl 1802, the Democratic
TJiik-, rstitlillRllcd 1872; the Ashland
Trlliuni', cdtabllttlipil 19pS, and the Med-
ford Tribune, mnuimnfii iyuu
RATE REDUCTIONS SOUGHT.
TF YOU are not n member of the Med ford Traffic1
a liUifiOiri'UfTtAM. Kdltor and .Manager
IJntereil ufi Hccnnd-clniiB matter No-
vemtier 1, 1909, at the poMofflce nt
Mi-ilford, Oregon, under the net of .March
3, 187H
Official 1'ainT of the City of Aledford
HPEBOKirTIOMT BATES.
One year'iry'ifmll 6-9S
One month by mall "
1'er month, dellvereil by carrier In
Aledford, AMilund, Jacknonvlllo
mid Central I'nlnt BO
Holiday only, by mall, p.-r year. . 2 00
Weekly, per year 1 BO
rnll Leaied Wirt Unlttd Prn
Slipntchti.
The. Mall Tribune I on dale, at the
Terry' Nwn Htnnd. Han Krnnclaco.
J'ortfand Hotel NeWH Htnnd, Portland.
llowinnn Nowh Co., Portland, Ore.
W O. Whitney, Henttle, Vanli.
HoU'lHpkiuii Nowh Htnnd, Hpolcnnn.
SWOBK CIRCULATIOK.
Average dally for
November, 1S01I J.iOp
liecetttber, 190!) l.Mi
Janiiury. J9IV 2.22
March, 1910 2.203
April, 1910 2.301
May. 1010 2,460
June. 1910 ""'
.lilt v. 1910 ..
AllKUBl, 1910
Heplember, 1910
October OlrcuUtlou.
.1.
4 . ,
0,, .
fl ...
7 ..
V....
10....
11....
12...
13,...
14....
JO,
.... i
2800
2775
27.0
2776
2C7S
270U
2760
27CO
2760
2760
2H0U
27GO
2826
17...
19
20,..,..
21
23
24
26
20
27
28
30......
31
2,024
2,627
2,661
2776
2776
2776
2800
2860
2800
2900
2976
3000
3090
3UC0
3060
Total i.ii .....1.09,895
Average dally, 5796.
KTATK or Oltl'.OON, County of Jnck-
OtF'thVflrHt nay of November, '1910,
perHonally appeared before me, Oeorge
i'litnam, manager of the Medford Mall
Tribune, who upon oath ncknowledgeM
that tbo abovo figures am true und'oor
recl ". N. YOUICHY,
(Heall Notary Public for (jjegon.
KEDrOKD, OBEOOH.
Atetropolln or Houthurn Oregon nnd
Northern, California, and tha faatest
growliig city It; Oregon.
Population. November, ,1010, ,10,000.
I'lye hundred thousand dollar .Gravity
AVnter Hystem completed In July, 1910,
giving finest supply uro mountain
water. . .
Hlxteen mllen of street being paved
nt it cost exceeding 11,000,000, making u
total of twenty milen of pavement
Postofflce receipts for year ending
Juno 30, 1010, show a gain of 20 per
eent, .
llanner fruit city In Oregon Iloguc
Hlver Hplttenberg apples won sweep
stakes price) and title of
"Atpl King of tha Wort"
lit the Nutloiml Apple Hliow, Hpokuntv
1909, and u car of Nnwtnwns won
Tint rti In 1910.
at Canadian International Apple. Hhow,'
Vancouver. II. C . .
Ilogue Hlver pears brought highest
tirlres In all markets of the world dur-'
Jng the past six, years.
Wrlti iCotnmeroial Club, rrd)olng 6
rents'or postage for th rlnunt commu
nity pamphlet pver written .
Where to Go
Tonight
"NAT" THEATRE
Very Intojt Moving l'iotiiros.
' En tiro chunga ovory Sunday,
."Tuesday nnd Friday.
i Mntinoa ovory Siiturday uid
SnmJftV'2:30'p. m.
A ror.y tliuutor niintl comfort
able ficntfi.
lOc-ADMISSION-IOc.
Hlrjh-Class
Vaudeville) and
Moving
Pictures.
NBW TONlflllT,
ALFREDO,
Tramp Musical Comndian.r '-
Quartet Slnnlnfi by Musical 4.
Solo by Mr. Vanncrs.
Instrumental Selection.
3-REELS 3.
Doors open nt 7 p. in,
riiildifii 10 IJ-QO - AiIiiIIh !
Mulineo livery Suturdoy and
Rnliinluy 'J.M.
U-GO
bureau,
you ouirht to join, tor most important of the efforts
being made bv public-spirited citizens for the upbuilding
and development of Medford is the attempt to secure
freight rate reductions that will not only result in creat
ing a jobbing and distributing center here, but also be
the means of saving many thousands of dollars a .year to
the people of the community.
The state railroad commission has ordered reductions
averaging 20 per cent, which the railroad says means a
loss to them of $300,000 a year, and of course a profit to
people of southern Oregon of this amount a sum well
worth savinir. This reduction has been temporarily en
joined, but all shippers should save their receipts to secure
the rebates that will be coming.
The interstate commerce commission is hearing evi
dence in the case brought to secure class distributing rates
out of Medford to California points, which are at present
much higher than rates out of San Francisco, Portland
or other distributing centers. Following thiVwill come
the hearings to secure lower carload rates from California
and eastern points, as well as that to secure distributive
rates to Oregon points.
Jt is really to the Southern Pacific's interest to build
up a jobbing center here, as that road would get both
the long haul and the distributive haul, where as compe
titive lines might get the long haul and it be left only the
short haul if this territory is supplied from Portland or
San Francisco, instead of Medford. There is no stretch of
railroad in the country as long as that from Sacramento
tO Portland without adistributing center on it and this
is an absurd and unnatural condition. Yet railroads will
oppose ovevy effort to build up new jobbing centers, lest
they lose the political "pull" of the present big jobbing
centers.
The annual report of the Southern Pacific shows the
operating revenues in Oregon for the year ending June 30,
1910, were $8, 059,045, and the operating expenses $4,520,
52G, leaving a net profit of $-1,139,419. On the Southern
Pacific system $22,970,039 dividends were paid, and after
deducting taxes, dividends, lenses, interest on bonds, etc.,
the surplus left was $8,897,014.
Yet the attorneys of the Southern Pacific state that
the reduction of 20 per cent in rates ordered to Medford
would be virtual confiscation!
ELECTION CLOSE; If,
KtlBWAIulItU
United States Scnatorship Hangs In
Balance in Montana Both Parties (
Claim Victory Chances Said to1
Be Favorinn Democrats.
GROWTH OP SOCIALISM.
ONE significant result of the recent elect ion is the great
growth of the socialist party, which cast a million
votes in Tuesday's election.
Socialists have now elected their first congressman.
Tie is Victor Merger and bails from Milwaukee, which has
already elected a socialist mayor, who, by the way, is
'making good."
Socialists this' year also elected the mayor of another
large city :Miniiearjolis. 13otll Milwaukee and Minneap
olis have a large population of foreign birh or descent,
and it Ts among this element that the socialist party grows
fastest. . ' '
Now York and ojher eastern states, Illinois and the
tniddle west, cast a large socialist vote. Nearly .50,000
votes wero cast in (Jalilornm lor socialist candidates, and
to their defection is blamed the defeat of Bell.
In Jackson county the socialists cast an average vote
of over (150. Tn some instances socialist candidates polled
It .much larger vote, but the strength of the party can be
placed at this figure.
HELENA, Mont., Nov. H. With
tho United States BeJiatorBhip lianu
Ihtf in tho "balance, the official can-
vn8 of tho recent election Is oxpoct-; -
ed to ho comnlcto throughout the
atato by tonight or tomorrow, lloth
democrats and rcnuullcauf) claim vic
tory. Never In nil of Montana'fl Btormy
political history havo the election re
tnniK been bo carefully watched. Tho
ri'Hiilt uiuniiH thnt either Senator Car
ter Ih to be returned to the Bcnato or
that the democrats will wend either
ronnor Senator .Clark, T. J. Walsh
or W. O. ConratV bnck to WnsliliiR-
Klamath Falls Lots Wantea
l want to Purchase 4 or 5 well situated lots in
H .t Springs or Hillside Addition, Klamath Falls.
Please Give lot and block number and price.
Address Box 84, Kenton Station, Portland, Ore.
u
ton iih Cnrter's succoHsor.
Chairman Uavles of tho republic
an county committee of Sllvor How
county Is prepnrlns to contest the
election In Uutto, wlfero he charges
wholesale Illegal reKlHtratlonB, voting
ii nd repeating.
Until the official rnuvatm Js com
pleted tho result must remain In
doubt. Tho chances, however, favor
tho democrats.
10 ORGANIZE STATE
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
THE SAVOY
Meilftml'rt I'.xeluftlvo Picture The
ater. I.ntcst LU'fi.Hotl Photo
piny One DimeNo Moro One Dime,
THE ISIS THEATRE
NKW TONIGHT,
ARMSTRONG & KELLOGG Co
Tho Miisicul Comi'iliiiiis,
Open Sunday.
3-REELS-3.
1 -IHk Klks Tinned Down.
1!--A Simple .Mistake.
:t HuNclmll. Tliiil'rt All
SONG "Dour. Ol.l Dear"
0wn nt I! :H0 nntl 7 p. m
The Sacred Myths
By Robert G. Inyersolt.
We reml the piijjun's mit'ietl Ioiu,h
willi profit mill ilHinlil. Willi in.vlli
uiul t'nlilu we mo ever rhn lined, mid
find u lciihure in the cihIIcsh repeti
tion of the licniiliful, poelie nnd nli
stird. We Hud in nil these record uf
the pit! philosophies mid dienm-,
mid cf foils slniiii'il vilh tears, of
.rent mid tender souls who tried to
uieiee tlu mystery ot life mid tloiilli,
to answer the eleiinil ipiesliniiH of
he whence nnd whither, mid vninlv
Koiiuht to inn l;c with lilts of idiullcicd
ilii n mirror that would in very
truth re fleet th fnce nnd form of
nature's perfect hell',
Thee myths were horn of hopes
nnd 1'onrn nnd tears and smiles, mid
they were Jouclit'd mid colored by nil
there in of jov and Brief between the
rosy dawn of Imlli and deuthV snd
iticht. They clothed even the star
with passion, and unve to sjods tin
virtues, faults mid frailties of the
-on of man In them the winds and man.
wines weie music, mid nil the lakes
nnd streams mid siriims - the moun
tains1, woods nnd perfumed dells weie
haunted hv u thousand fairy forms.
Thev thtillcd the veins f Spring
with troinuloiiK desire inmlo tnwn.v
summer's billowed brcusl the thione
mid home of love; filled iiiitunin's
nuns with sun-kissed crapes nnd
xnlhcrcd sheaves; mid pieluied win
ter an a weak old kintr who felt, like
l.enr, upon his wilheied face, t'or
ileliu's I on if;.
These myths-, though, fnKe, nro
hoantiful nnd have for itmny nues
mid in ciuinlless wnvs enriched the
lien it mid kindled thought. Hut if
the wothl were taught that all these
Ihiiitts me true and nil inspired of
God, nnd thnt eternal punishment
will he the lot of him who dares denv
or doubt, the swuotest myth of nil
the falile-world would 1om its beaut v
and become, u scorned mid baleful
thiiiK to perv Imtve and thouubtfu)
ncet' for more Intelligent care of dai
ry nnlmnls and more attention to the
Industry Konornlly throughout the
stnto In emphasized In tho call sent
out by Paul V. .Murls, deputy Rtnto
food nnd dairy commissioner, call
ins n meeting of ttalrymeu and crenm
erymen In tho Commercial club au
ditorium today. It Is hoped to organ
ize a Btnto creamery nnd butter as
sociation to Improve trade condlt'ons.
In dIsciiHsIriB'thinootiiiK, Mr. .Marls
4ald: ; '
"Tho dairy conditions In this stnte
aro by no me:viin satisfactory. In
fuct, dalrylns has readied a point
v, hero It faces a Crisis. Oregon hns
probably 12,1)00 'Y(ordg of cowa, thu
milk of whlc,h comes into tho mnr
ket, Klgbty-rlvoi per cent of these
herdB nro not In d'flourlBlilns condi
tion. Tho prpflt'la eo Binall, If any
thing, Hint It Is not worthy of con
aldurntlou, This condition Is duo, ac
cording to the vlow taken by tho ex
pertp, to lack of Intelligent handling
of tbo herdB. Mot only do tho retail
milk dealers complain of the roturns
received from tholr work, but tho
dairyman himself Ih coiiBtnutly com
plaining that he Is not goltiu;; chend,
although the fact remains that be In
receiving today n higher prlco for IiIb
product than at any tlmo In tho his
tory of the country,
"Kvery daliyman who thoroughly
understands the rare of his herd,
who Ih improving It by tho best of
breeding, Is making money, but that
kind of a dairyman Is uu exception
In this iitate, and It Is tho purposo of
tho nB.soolntInn to promote and de
velop linos of thought which will lift
the dnlrymnn out of IiIh present con
dition to a higher and more profit
able level bj Improving hlfi mllcb
OOWH."
3G DISTRICTS REPRESENTED
f Continued from Pngf 1 1
plntes. It Is estimated there nro
fully 2,000,000 apples on exhibition. 1
Following the program tho dele
gates and visitors nnd the general
public inspected tho displays. Tho
unanimous opinion of the growers
and visitors at former shown Is that
tho dlsplny this year Is tho largest
and most comprehensive they bnd
ever Been.
Commit Ion Tonight.
Tho feature nof tonight's program
will be the coronation of Idell I, pri
vately Miss Idell Itle of Colvllle, who
entered her dominion IiibI Friday eve
ning. Governor M, E, Hny will be
tier prime minister, tho councillor
lii.lrij? Frank Pierce Tebbetts or Spo
kane. The maids and matron of hon
or are tbo Misses Kathleen Kimball,
(ienevlevo Pnterson and Mathilda
Turrlnh nnd Mrs. F. P. Tebbetts. The
courtiers nro J. O. Mathews, William
T. Trlppletts, William UolckeiB, It.
.. Martin and E. Vaughn Klein.
Tho coronation ceremony will bo
cm Wed out on tho lines of the cus
tom of the Louis IV period and in
Chidcp tho dnnrlnt, of n court mluuot
i.y e:ght little boys nnd girls, after
which tho spectators will join in
swearing allegiance to King Apple.
Following this Queen Idoll and her
suite, escorted by guards in armor,
heralds nnd pngcB, will mnkc n tour
ot tho ohow .grounds nnd inspect ev
ery exhibit. Professor H. E. Van
Dem'nn and IiIb four associates, J. W.
Murphy of Olenwood, la.; C. J, Sin
sol of Ilolbo, Idaho; Professor S. A.
Heach of Amos, In., nnd .Inmes' Olbb
of Kelownn, II. C, who begnn their"
w'ork this morning, will ho members
of the party.
Then to Chicago.
Ron II. Hlco, secrotnry nnd man
ager of tho Allow, announced this
mornlugg that a special train of 1 1
decorntod cars, accompanied by 40
growors, trustees of tho npple show
nnd ffvo' employes, will lenvo the
morning of November 21 for Chicago,
whreo the show will opon on Novem
ber 2S and continue- until December
t. llert E.. Gregory, assistant man
ager, writes Hltlt H'o Chicago Asso
ciation of Commerce will have n del
egation of lflOO at the opening of the
show.
FR0HUACK SANGUINE
OF SUCCESS AT SHOW
NATATORIUM
FAIttiyyilMi COJJCKHT TO-
DAY '.MUMtiD, 7 dlfl to HrflO.
Kkutjng every day Uvmipl Sun-
dn-,
Best Music In tho West.
After overpowering and gagging J
r' Nolan, the night watchman, three
numked men early today dynamited
tho hafe of the I). P Flqry whole
alo grain company nnd twoapod with
moro than fioo In cash and negotia
ble paper worth several hundred dol
lam Nolan wan unable to give tho
police tut adequate description of the
robber.
Nolan wns found tightly trtiwoil
nnd tied to o juwt In a ronr room.
He declared thnt tho robbers work
ud ovnr tbo iafe for moro than nn
hour before thoy blow It up. Two
charge of ilynumltn were, oxplodud.
AT
Haskin's for IiohIiIi.
SEMTI.E. Wash, Nov. 12. Wil
liam A Plnkerlon. head of the fa
iuoiim detective agency, bearing his
name. Ih In Sitnttlu inul was most em
phatic In liU duclnrntlon that tho ro-
ports of llolle Kllmnro Crlppou belug !
still allvo are all canards,
"We handled the cn In this coun
try for Scotland Yard." said Plnk-
eitoi). "nnd furnlfched a connlilor.tblo i
part of tho uvidunru upon which Orlp-I
pen waH couvlctod, nnd we know that j
Hollo Kllmoro Crlppou U not in this
country.
Pliiknrton U tho son of Allan PluK"-
ortuu, th foundttr of th3 nssoalntlun
who provided mt onoort for l'iwl
dent l.lui-oln to Wtoihlngton In lf.l
Dwlnnnined to win the chief prize
nt thu npple show nl poku'mi next
week, II. O. l'Vohbuek, eerotnry ot
the Ashlund eomtueritiul club, passod
throush I'oitlund yivsterdav uf tor
noon nnd slaved Ion:: cnoujth to cull
nt tho l'oitlnud cnmmctcinl club
room-, says the Oregoniun. On the
loud is n cmlomt of vellow Newtown
upplos which Mr. Frolihnck boliove
i-, certain tt win n luire. They were
raised iu the orchard of A. I). Helm,
live miles en-1 nt Ashland. There
ore (CIO boe of tho -- pack, ot
throe sir.es, 11 J, l'JO nnd I'JS, res.
iH'ctively, to tho lufx. Mr. Frohlmek
dcclurfd that Ashlund won the chiot
prue at tho Sskkiino show ltt veur.
mid tho npploK in t nun it ure even
hot tluin tho of 100!), They me ol
nu ceediiiKly deep .Vttllow coloV.
with just u trnec of pink lilush, A
to shnim tlwy nn- ulum-jj perfect, bo
ws slightly flHiteeucd nt onch nd.
The PorUMitd mtumoreinl club hits
urraued for n ilelogtttiun of club
meinlwis. to o to .Spokane '(;dnts
dny nifjlilj nrrivitiR tliaro Thrsdiy
Thv will
dminit ,1U dny and lonve hI nisht.
Mriivinc ham Friday uwiniii. It
behoved thnt njoi tlmn 100 mor
eknutH will mo
TRAVELING SALESMAN
CHARGED WITH MURDEH
SPOKANK, Nov. U. t h.irgc.
with iiuviii murdered his wife, whosi
body was di-covorod iu their home
a ranch near Spriny-t ton, Idaho, i
week ago, ,1. Y. McDowell, trnclin
salesman for the Miiiiieupolis Thic-h
iu' Machine company, win urrc-tci
here today by police detectives,
McDowell ret used to answer tin
uceusnlioiiH of the police, win
churned him with murder.
A nolo, whndi the police decluri
was forged, was found near tin
woinnn's body. The note read:
"Dear Husband mid (hildicn: I
am tiled of living in lhi cold, sintu
woild, and line gone to my ui:i,
above. The ecitlily purling i- -m!
but the mvt'tiitj? will be sweet. Pre
imre for dentil nnd follow me.
(Signed) "MOTH KI'."
FollowiiiK tho discocry of lit
body, u siMireh wh- made for u 1ml
tie thnt was siipposod to hne cow
tuined poiou, but it was not toum!
McDowell win. msled atlci Ih,. ct.
timony of his o!dot sou, rimer, h.ui
been taken, lieloic die coiuuer's puv !
, . k
TO TH.m: OH KXCIIANfiE.
Tho furnituro of a -12-room hotel
In Coetir d'Alono. Idaho. One of th
very host cities of the northwest, of
10.000 uoilo. two railroads and in-j
terurbnn lines, and two new rail-1
roads building In. Steamboats pl-l
ing rivers nnd lakes. For furniture i
of n hotel or roomlnK lotie In Med-1
ford, or would trade for u ftre In
surance buftlnosB or Interest in nm j
nun a lioine In Medford This phu,
of ours in Coour d'Alono Is A No 1
inukos 10 per ent on the lnet
mont. Furniture and building new
and modern. Our objwt In wnntlnc
I ' k A I
I Discount I
NOW IS YOUR TIME .
IVe will close out flu's week our out ire lino of I
Woods & Sou's Pure White Doul.le (iold Unixl
tfnglisli Seiiii-Porcehiiu Uiinici W.'ire nl ti (lis- H
25 per (ft. off Regular Prices I
IKow is your time to buy your Thanksgiving I
Dinner Set. I3etteiT come in nnd get yours
wliile thenssortment is coinjilete. H
Ladies' r Color I
ITenvy .jersey ribbed Portraits I
fleece lined grny niix- fn(l wht(l ,jbIp
ed L moil Snits; n 7oc . U)xW wlm
retn.ler; here tonior- m, m fl0
row m Kisses 4, nnd (., Mll)J.w.('s ((J k(t mm M
50c Suit I5c Each 2 for '25c I
Watch Our Windows I
If you wnn t the liiggest bargain to' be seen iu S 9
Medford. All new, clean, perfect goods. 1 H
1 THANKSGIVING POST CARDS lc EACH
I I 1 1 y V I i ylk . m H
Thanksgiving Special
With every 'J"ie rnsli inirei.i.,e mi.tle at our market Von me entitleil
to n iliiince to win an IS iionml tin km, o buy vour fit-hh, Milieu',
tinned mill MiioUd lish In-ie. We iiNo hao fn-li ovwters for
bit TliiinUgmu;; ilinner. Call or phone uiul we will tlelixer
lour oiiler.
Pogue River Fish Co.
17 NORTH FIR STREET. PHONE MAIN 3621.
MILLINERY NOTICE
If the ladies who lwue been so kindly awaiting the
trrival of the Turbans will please, call they cm have
first choice.
Mrs. vSalters
Home Millinery Shop
COR. AVKST 1TFL Al) PEACH STS.
to trade Is to got further south There!
Mh.v nt tint show RrouiulAls H" hotter city l the northweBt, or'
. .....w ......... ..m.iv mrir ri- u .
itiauy 0iportuHitii to make monev
s In Cour d'AloH. Idaho. Immense I
foriwtn. Rkw ud rivers ami vllfK
all arouHd ..tr d'Aln. Four hi
iHWMr wtiu, mck sawlni 300 ooo I
If you never "loo aiiy tlmo" or-i
eopt thnt spent tr- frultltusly nnswor- fWt a Uay Br.
Ins want j.r, yju'lt Kt nlons' Ailtlraa S
Thp RpQt nh.nivtcJrkn T):i.: t
I in tbo Rogue River Valley
170 ACUKS, UAI.K MII.H FItOM j;.II,UO. STATION S
: ..WTO.. v.,0 i.eureo; no waste, eood bonsn t i.
.. , w uuini(
Itoa
buiu
Kltno iuu rturnol from ni
i trip to Otaleo. Cnl.
it nn t ii i i ..... i '
, -..... w. ... uiwhi.ji. rirp r.nir i
IIotw). Ooatir d'AItw. Idaho. in;
fenced with
Price. Jtr.r. iier
year. C pe
Ukin'. fur In nli b
n oim wire, lelepbone. H V. H part Irrigated
r cent; JH.850 five years. 6 per cent
HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY
l MU-THOVi:its I1.WK
i