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Newspaper Page Textff i ( !. flf I Bf-v ' It ' r j i" ft f ; Anl h I4' IliUiL 0 '. r i.v it Ml (I.I W(1 'l III) 2 MEDFOED 1MA1J TKiBUNE, ME WORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVMMBlflR 23, 1910, JOHN KENNETH TURNER. AUTHOR OF 1 'BARBAROUS MEXICO" TELLS OF WAR DEMOCRATS HAVE H0USE8Y64V0TES ASHLAND CM Says That United States Overstepped Its Authority When It Ordered, Out Troops to Prevent Mexicans' From peturrilflll to Republic. ?! LPS ANGKLUS, Cnl., Nov. 12.--Wliun tlm United Blalos government hunt troops lo the Uio (Iriuidu to prevent itrmed Mexicans returning ! their own country to j(in the Insnr ri'ctinniHtH, It overstepped it u lliorily, according to John Kenneth Turner, nullior ot "IJurburotiH Mux- ico." Turner declared today that any Mexican citizen has n right to re lurii to hi country "d that Unfair Interpretation of any nfutisjo of tjiy neutrality Inw can prevent him. lie intimated !h belief tliat tlii Haute ligelils, 'and influences hu ulainiH onused (ho arrest of the Mexican liberals, Vlllure'al, Jlngou and Hi vent, and tlieir Huhrieipient incarce ration in (ho territorial prison at Florence, Ariz., are responsible for the iljjHpatcliiiiu; of American troop to (hg hordur. "The, neutrality law now cff'eol- ivV Turner aiid, ''distinctly pro hibits 'invasion h.V un aimed force' of , neighljoiing friendly power, Jf one armed Mexican constitutes an irrgod force, the premises from wlnjdi (it conclusion ia drawn must h? rhltytdoiits." Turner defends his views by qiml iiiq it decision rendered a year ago in ii United Stales court in Texab by Jtjdgu. faxoy. Diaz Uiierra, a Xlo.xjrn.ii liberal, wis accused ol crossing (he border to aid the jiihiiiv CeitionistM who were concerned in tlm, Lu Dqou "revolution" in whicli scores of rebels were hilled. "In ruiuurin;g thu ducisiou that Jreed Querrn," said Turner, "Judue Mnxey held that the crossini; of the international boundary by an ariucd Mexican or by u small niituhor of anu'ed Ajexioiuis could not be con sVrued to ho an 'invasion by un uriii-eiriprl-p'. ' Doth tjio' revolutionists and (he federal Kovurniiieut were well ' prepared for the present out- ureak:' Turner made this statement piurdc.dly after tell'me; of thu prep arations for tlii srue.c,lu hu suW on every hand durine; his' periodic trips uto JMexico during thu lus three years, lie dites not prediut thai tlio )rtxeit'inoveiiunt will hu successful, but hu said it is al least thu fore runner of a Hurius of insuricctiou-t lltnf- will result ultimately in the overthrow of the Diaz rnuinut. "Mexicans are inherent fatalists, ' Tin0r said. "They have hopes liul in (lie end the U!,volutiouarv move uw)l will tiiiuuph, Mvt'ii thoitu'h llic.v were in the majority now, it would- not be certain that they would wTu',' for military organization such us iditaius ainoiiK thu Diaz top would temporarily offiot iiimiliuirT "On thu othur hand, the revnlu tionists are fairly well pieparcdT W is certain (hat a)ias ami luiiiiunntlpD Ipno hoen (joluj; iiuroiw the Ammii'iiu frontier for many yours In piepiira tlon for this ihi,v. ".Miiuero nas a woiiiloilullv liuvo followim;., If thu movement become uviiural in the outlying nIhIos and tlu leader slarts ton aid thu iuturior, Im ill be .joined by thoumpidii on tint way. Tlionh,und of Mexiennn in the I'nilml Slates rijjjit now nn preLmr ini: Ju rutiirn t' iiid thu revolution. Hundreds already have mtartwd quletlv from the bohlu'r statuf.. "It is iinposMhlc for any one t.i wiy just how far-ioaohiiiK (hu pie cnl movemuut will be. "Tlm iiiMirRont are eamwt ami dulurmiued. Tliu.v hulievu that it at bint is thu hoirutiiiiiK of the end," OFF TO CHICAGO All-Round General Appearance of Car Accounted for Its Selection i Apples Perfect in Size and Are; Well Packed. ' ' i A They Also Flpuro on Galnlnjj Control of the Senate Two Years Hence, When Thirty-one Senators, Retire From Office. WASHINGTON, Nov. 'JJ1. The dt'iuoqrntig rcprcMiylution in the next liou-e will b --" as-'iiiilbt Ifl.'l rcpuliliofius :M)il one sticinlisl, ac I'Vf.'diii? to the rostcir of the liousc IMtlilishcd today. TImsO fteijrus t-'ivo tlio iteniocrntK a njiijot'ily of (J.'l and a plurality of (II. ' Hinted over tlieir success in (he recent elections, success that ex ceeded their fondest hopes, demo cratic leaders are now figurine; also on. rupturing (he United Stales sen- ale two years bonce, nve scuts, and JboHsibly four How filled by re publicans, will give them ii niajoriU, provided I hey bold what tbey now have. Aim! a survey of the field in dicates that the democrats )nay al- faiu their end, especially if tliqre be no reversal of seutime.nl in (lie next ho .yarn. "Thfr'ty-ono senators are 1" be elected two years hence; that is to say, the terms of .'tl senators will expire on March .1, I OKI. Of this number, 10 arc republicans' and 12 are democrats. Of the 78 democrats, all arc cer la.in to be re-elected or succeeded bv other democrats witii the possible exception of Owen, 1'ayntcr and Tnvlor, and the chniiees strongly fa vor thu democrats in Oklahoma. Kentucky and Tennessee. On the republican list, however, may be found a number of suiiulom whoo chances, viewed in the liuht of the recent election, are decidedly doubtful. EAT YOUR FILL OF MICROBES SAYS WILEY W CASES NOW ON " OOCKET IN KLAMATH KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. Ll One of the motit important torno. of circuit conn over held m Klam ath county will begin on December J. It will be the winding up of JiiiIkc Oonrgu Nolaud'ii toun on thu bench. Dogiuuing with that date he will be it bliuy judge until he tui'iit. the vtim over to his hiicriMkor, Judge Henry WASHINGTON, Nov an. "Tills iiiohbiiku I would Bond tlio hungry Aliiorlwui people: 12at thy fill on TIinnKhglvliig day and forget Wlloy and thu mlerolie. lint do not eat cold Hlorago tiuitoy," HtiyH Dr. Harvoy W. Wiley, who has fought tlio norm In III. vVery luriiiltoHiiial form. Dr. Wlloy vlll not slay a single mleroho noxt jTlitirsiluy. liiHtund ho will ho on a dining car hotween I'lttshurg and plovOIttinl, pnrtiiklag of canned goods, jlioimrlng a lecture on nuro food wiiluji ho s to tellvor that night and HlKhlug orriiHloniilly iih ho glaneos out flf V'9 wjnilow nt Home Htiolllug goh Iilor wllph eacapud tlio ax. "I cannot advorato a safo and sane N'nvMinher aith," ho Bald today. "I hollovc that tlio eating public Is un titled to ouo day In thu yqar upon which the Inner man shall ho untlH flud without thought of ,!)(, Wlluy and Die microbe. J would huvo you toll tlio populace tlist tlio lid ! off and that I hhj ovoryouo eajoy htm iielf -cold stoniiio turltoy, uf coiira, excopted." DANDRUFF EASILY OURED In face I'lia Strnnjf but a wrtam luif itorwr ekr I'eruhm yiutt1. wUicli cool.; 5U ceoU u laiitn liollu. ji. ininsoii. liv whom lie was duJtmt- that i l'UU run Iced to eui dmoliufi cu ul tlio recant election by loss limn BIG BAZAAR PLANNED BY LADIES OF TALENT The M. K ladles' Aid uocluty of Talent will uw u luiittur In Marlon Tr.vt-rs haidwaie Btoro on Dacoinber lilltt. ChloUeu dinner and oyster auupor lu (inrduor's hall, abovt Dim pot rfl'c lu tliu ovunlng. Usorythlug from a doll to an auto mobile for ulo during the day and o cuing. All cordially Invited to at tend and imtroaUtt thu wile, l'rnceods will he lined lu furnishing thu now ehurrh. Com and bring your frlund with you. Snys the Tiding: The following is the gist of latest telegrams received from Secrelniy Krobbach at Spokane relative ' Asl(laud itppltts: 'Vshlaiid car scluclcd to go to Chtpago over Hood river on ucOoiint of i(h' belter all-round uppenmnee, "iieh as color ami size. Piersoii goes to Chicago wifli inc. ".More honors for (he Ashland caroiid of NOwlowns. The cup of (cicd by (lie I'liicugo As.sociatiou ol Commerce for tlio best commercial pack was awarded to Ashland over all oilier carloads oxhibited. The commercial pack takes into consid eration exact measurements and ap pearance of box, number of nails used, wrapping,' lining und every feature such as pack, bulge, etc. The score was 108 out of a possible -Oil points. Thanks tiro due to the Ash land Manufacturing company for their exactness in box measurements and the packers and iiiilirs for their caret til work. Our apples were box ed and loaded on cur morning f 20th by 7 o'clock. It wab an all night job." Tjie dhow' refers to Ashland's car of Newtown recently exhibited at Spokane, whicli is now on its way i Chicago, where it will be exhibited at thu apple show there instead of the laud show. This was decided on at a meeting of the t'omiuerciiil club last Fiiday eveniny, just as soon as it had been learned that Ashland had missed capturing the sweepstakes prize by the narrow margin of l.'l,!) out of a possible 1000 points in Die score. Jt wan un emergency case and something had to he done, and that, too, in a Jitirry. Messrs. Wil bur, Oillete, Cleiuo, Kdgington, Mcr Williams, Meikle, Cyestcr, D. l Neil, T. F. Smith and others wore appoint ed a committee to solicit subscrip tions toward a ."r-.-iO fund iiccossnrv to forward tlio ear to Chicago, ami tliCv turned themselves loose on the community Saturday morning, with .the result that the amount, was, nj'ac lii'iillv all raised within a few bourn (he ladies of thu Civic Improvement club oppoiltiucly coming to the ic cuc in Iho sunt of jjifiO toward the venture. The minimum subscriptions reecived were .fl. The money was wired to Spokane, und nt this writ ing it is supposed thu tipples nre on the way to the Windy City by the big hikes, in charge of Mussi. l-'roh-bacli mid Diorsou. The Ashluud car will he exhibited ut the apple show instead of thu laud show in Chicago for obvious reasons. 1 tot Ii are exhibitions on a big scale, but vary as to certain fea tuics. At the laud show I lie re aie various displays besides fruit, and un admission fee i. charged, whoro us tlio apple show i a horticultural one exclusively and admission is free, (,'oiisoouontly it w'ns decided to lake lulviintuge of the bitter, wbcie much irrcnloi' paco is allowed for display limn nl thu laud ahow. I'uhlicity fuels uud figure rugardiim this oommiiuitv will ulso be uiutlu a pail of the Chicago exhibit. Tiuru aie no cash print' awarded i.l tii's apple kIiow, the only reward ot merit being thu ratinirs given, with all thai Much ituplv in the way'ot Mtlve-riUiug tlti. partioular suction should Aidilnud be Mtoootful. lluv iug couiw within DI points of reaoh iug the goal at Spokanu, the club felt in duty bound to relriuo at Chicago, or make thu attempt nt lo!, instend of withdrawing from the field. The Chicago show open November 28, xiing abundaneo of time for tlio xhitmiont to arrive there and be placed in lirst-oluus sluipo, thu khow cloning December 1. THE TIME IS HERE If. B. PATTERSON THE QUAKER "NURSERYMAN ' is booking orders now for early fall plant ing. Don't delay" in' placing your order. all" stock guaranteed. Office 116 Main Street mmxxmmmmmmtsammmytmimmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmammi I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE Union Livery Stables nnd will conduct a general feed and boarding establishment. Horses boarded by the day, week or month. I guarantee a square deal to all. R. GUANYAW LAPPST, JOHNSON 6 LILIUS, INC. Real Estate and Insurance Special Representative for International Real Estate Association, Chicago, 111. AGENT FOR FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO. RELIANCE FIRE INS. CO. BARGAINS AND M0NEY I MAKERS IN FARMS, ORCH IARDS & TIMBER LANDS. 201 St. Mark's Building, Phone 2411 UNION LIVERY BARN, m RIVERSIDE AVENUE. 'mK'''''i'smaKmammmmmmmmmmmiaKtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm xjffft. BTSH vhmhmbb aH IRiHATED$ T.ATUIt3 JMJTMul. m JBUT Ny AN ACttC 91 an Acre, a Month. No Interest. Perpetual water right. FJrst-clasa lund. Perfect climate. Tracts ten acres and up. No residence re quirement. "Want salesmen in every town in Oregon and Washington. WC HAVE IOO.OOO ACRES CnAIHiV VAXJUEY UM COWffXtrX 07 Well Varso ForCIand, Orccon mmfgiMT7WTHW YULE'S RECEIPTS FROM FOOTBALL IS $70,0001 NEW DAyKyNov 23 - Yale's ro cclplH Trom ToStTmll (IiIb fnjl will K'ucli about $70,000. Tho main IIiiuih In HiIh total nro :ih followH: Harvard Kainc. ?:t 1,000. I'rliiwitdn Rami, ?2'J,000. Drown ganio, $5,000. Vamlgrbllt uuiyw, ?ir.OO. ColKntt Kaiiut. jtr.oo. Tlio total Is about $'.:00(l Iohh than In years wliou Yalo liaa bail tho yaiuc with Harvard in CatubiidK Yalo f 111k hor HtaudH at homo, no niattor whutlitir Harvard or I'rlncutou nlayH bore, but when Yale's other IjIk kuiuo a with I'llnretoii at Vrlncoton, thcro uio only 29,000 poojilo prowent, wlillo thorn uio :ti),000 pooplu at thu t'aiiio Yalo plas hliMinlally lu Cumbrldgu. This s, thou, nu o( yoiir In Ynlo foot ball receipt, nlthouKh'tho attendance ut tho oarly hcasOu dailies was larger I liuu over hefore. Captain Daly r Yalo and Cnptaln WUIiliiKton or Harvard will moot In I'hlladeliihla In a day or two to Dip a, ;oln ror the poruianuut possgsslou Of tho rotthiill us'od In Saturday's game. Heferee Lnngrord has the ball. Auto Ownen i You read our last week's , nd, didn't .you, ns to our yuaninlcoin our work? Well, wo hnvo"provcn it to (juito many. Call and wo can lirovo it to yon. Offutt Rarnes Auto Co. Eijilitli and Central. Phono (52:il Jfain. Prof. Barlow who, with his tioop or trained dogs, will dollKht young and old at tho popular lsis Theater this weok. Uvery poison, llttlo nnd hlj?, should see these wonderful iIojjh perform. ALL KINDS OF DRY WOOD Oak, Laurel, Fir' and Dine. Buy your winter supply now; reason. ibb prices. THE SUN STAR WOOD CO. (!02 AlmnmPst. Phono Main 6051. Joi'Koyama. V : iwmmffissmmM in ID voliw, although in Klnmath nud Lako eouuliow the nipidilipmui ' liavo d iiiiijoniy oi cuiku lo IOIHI. I'll tht county jail there ate at this tune (wo iiiuii to he tried on murder churtto, one tor nouult with u itymlly weapon and hiRhwuy niblmry niid Ihree on l'oixory eluirjjufc. Ainoiuj (he hitler in Tlmdduub U. York. hHiin Krtink II. Houston, ucciiMtd of et tlm; uvn.v with' Mtvoml thouiiv.iil dollars bv net tin (he eonrideo'.' i T.V...I XI..H...... il !.i .... . .. A'nicileaii Haul; & Tru-i comian Dchidos these cn-.ii-. ih, n- u h, ,. nuiulier o pro-edition Lu w.,t , j Dons o( the local opti-n n I la two week- or yur mouoy Uuok. lVri.in Sam u thw diacoury of HU :imieut r-tiultat cUu,lil nud ilk'ciu)ii ami n. mude in thU eoun try unb b the Oirun 55fn. comimnv of Durtulo. X. Y. Doiau Suite i a mont 4outiux dnititilv Mrt'iiuiii Ucir dteniut:. und h?uo CITY OF CHICAGO HAS $27,477,969 IN BANKS CDICAOO. Nov. 23 High wntor mark lu tho financial history of this city wh8 reached today when tho dally bank statement showed $27. 477.artt to tho city's credit lu tho 22 dnpotiltorltw. With tho inception ot H.BSl.Hli thU money belongs to IHH'llU (lIMlll. NEARLY 0NEJH0USAND CARS OF. FRUIT SENT i, i LOOM IS. t'4l Nov. 23. Tho fruit season Jii3 closed has been a prosporous one -for Uio Dopi'nls dis trict. Tho tuta'j ijhl'imuuit of fruit Is nearly I2,u0r dons, whloh, figur Iuk twolvo tons. U tho car, plnces Ujo total cars dljjiatched at nearly 100. ' " Tho tonnage of tho several fruits IdlspatchiMl Is as follows: Apples, 7fi tons; aprlcyts.' U0; cherries, 25; grapes tlOO; ptinyluiH, liOOO; pears. S0O; plums tO0Q. ' (J rowers csttinato that 350 tonti or onuiBiM and 250 tons ot oltvos will bo shipped this season. j Careful Moves Parties moving will do well to call on MATTHEWS & LAKE to handle their household goods. They pack and ship furniture and unpack and set up furniture and do hauling of all kinds. Baggage in cluded. Phone 2I5I. The Best Sub-Division Proposition in the Hogue River Valley 170 ACDKS, DAM' Ml LI! FItOM 11AIDDOAI) STATION- $ 115 acres la grain; 10 acres In 2-year-old pears; 45 acres lu brush and tlmbor, oaslly cleared; no w'asto; Rood house, two barns, all fenced with woven wlro; tolophono; H. V. n.i; par.t Irrigated. Price, 155 per acre; total, 120.350. Terms: $7500 cash; ?4000 ono year, C per cent; $11, 850 flvo years, G per cent. HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY 214 VKUITGHOWKItS! DANK. tmammmmmmmmmmammamam sm yff!N?v N1LW PLACE for now people, at the new town jiud fiuiit trneis at $50.00 to $100.00 pei- acre, at Three Pines, which is the shipping point on the Southern Pacific railroad in the lower end of the Pogne Hiver vallo), for 700, 000,000 feet of lniuher. A Ininher fliiine 11 miles long is now completed and a planing plant in operation. See llOWLAXD for prices and terms on tho fruit tracts, or Van Dyke Realty Co. Room 3 123 Main I I Eye Trials Saves an Iowa Man's Life. The i.v grave seeuiod to yawn before Knbcrt Mtidxoa of Woot Dur IuikUhi, la., when, alter mvuii wuuks hi thu UupitH, four of the boat, phy sjicinn mvo him up. Thou wnt Uwuliug real ostnto nds Is a first ' stop toward Uomo-owalug a prelim inary, oUrcd by a majority of the' people who buy homes. shown the luaneiou curative power cuiiau ibiiiitiiiii', jour ilruu- of Klwtnc Ditlcr. For, after imkIi! ki-I will ii'iuin mir uiou.'N it ii i.uU'moniliN of frinhtful HiiftoriiiK from lo top falling b. ii i lUluoK nt the , liver I rouble and vellow jauudioa, i'.l. i.'OlLiiit' mi IimIii ftuiu iitlmr rumuiHou Il will iiuiL.i It I.- ;r.iw, and w ur dnl.r-, ti bottUn. or this mntoli- u-.n win) duv wit, bcuutiiul audjlow medicine toiufletly cured htut. luxuriant hair cm be it in two It's Mi.iticl truaruntecil for stom- w ck b iii nit: i!u' laiuiiii-.. ipiii I. ncli. livci or kiibuv IrmiblcH and iiu u.iii tnii Ii i iM it t,v newr ih-.i.p..iui Onlv "He at all i ' idru v. t Not Sorry (or Bunder. "If my fi'icmlM hadn't blundered in J tbinkiiur I hiii a doomed victim ol i iHiimiuuiilioii 1 ininht not bo nine now." writes D.VP. Sander of liar rotUlmiv. Kv-. "but for yean, tbe saw evorv utluiilto oure a Iniitf racking coukIi fail. At last 1 I nod Dr. KiiHf'u New Diacovory. The o fel w wonderful." It soon topped tliH ooiiub und 1 am now in belter lumltb Dihii 1 Iihvw had for vaar. Tluu wonderful lifo-aavor is aa un rivalwl mnedY for VoukIis, colds, la xripiv, aailimn. erul huiuorrhiiK. whiiinnuc couth or weak luiiRa .inc. il Trial lii.lllc tVi Oiuir.iilPcl b all iD.i. m i of Today lu theso stroauous ilavs tha tcs are subicct to a reai deal ot riun that can be relieved bv i be wearing of jHa$e-. Dnl one Ibmg to avoid is thu is nihility of gottuig b'Cs that do not fit the eve. The sa.e wav to do tbii. u to come i one who has had vears of e IH'rienee in tilting gln-sr .mil wilt) llnibl -land- the iitiU ul the ec DR. RICKERT, Over Kentner's. Hcdford. NOTIt'K TO stockiiom)i:i:s. Notice U hereby given that there will bo a special moot Ins of stook holdora ot the Joo Crook Copper com pany on Decoinher 2. 13io. at 3 o'clock p in . at the offlre of the se retail n tin t'alm buildmr at Med EQUIPPED PLACER MINES of l.")0 acres of deeded land, for sale on terms. Property has odo giant, several hun dred foot of pipe, reservoirs, ditches, water right, cook house, hunk house and qther buildings. Good dump and grade for flume. Mostly coarse gold. Five miles from rail lwid and in Jackson county. Wagon' road to mine. Orchard and garden. ROOM 3, 123 MAIN STREET I foil. OrcKwn, to artaa.ga for d,uln$i assessment ory the compan g proper ties and trans(t such other bustnoa' an !10 H. WlTyiNQTON, Secretary. may come before the Hireling l . i .,f tin- iri-vid,-nt . i ii icires a prospect inai ine aru jcle advertised "tor sale" today might ill what y.u want, go and see It.