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medford mail triune, mkdford, orkoox, fiuday. February 3. ton.
Medford Mail Tribune
an iNDnnnjcnnNT Nfewsiwrnii
PUUMSHKD DAILY KXCIIPT SATUR
DAY iiy tiu: mi:mkoud
PHINTINO CO
The Democratic Times, Tim Mrdfonl
Stall, Tho Mcilfonl Tribune, The South
ern OrcRonlnn, Tho AHhlantl Tribune,
OEOItOB PUTNAM, Kdltor and Manager
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Medford, Orocon. under tho act of
March 3, 1879.
Official Paper of tho City of Medford
SUDSCKIPTIOJT BATES.
One year, by mall , $6.00
One month by mall SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medfard. Jacksonville nnd Cen
tral Point 60
Sunday only, by mall, per year.... 2 00
Weekly, per year ...'....: ICO
GOOD EOADS BILLS IN DANGER.
ALTHOUGH Hit' initiative bill unending the eonslitu-i
tion to permit the bonding of counties for highways
UNCLE SU lif
IIY AEROPLANES
passed bv an overwhelming majority of the popular vote
and shows plainly the sentiment regarding good roads, the
bills presented by the state association are having hard,
sledding in the lower house of the legislature. , Manufacturers Arc Eagerly Awaiting
The inossbacks arc in evidence as usual, and despite' .. . .. , ,
r, a - ,..-. Ui,:.. .ii'.. .. n... l i,. e x i i lis. ' L"1" '' mtis- uuveriimtiu tu ta-
vember 1. 1 90s, at the poatoKlce atf.L-1,V,t ""V " " "' "j jllMiyiU I 1C .III" pilUll g(
uvi'jy wire to accompiisn me ocLeai ol me good roaus,
measures.
Representatives from counties which voted overwhelm
ingly in favor of the bonding act are listening to the ob
idctions raised In' the mossbaclc minoritv, and there is,. "Af,MM
longer of all road legislation being deieated, despite the, HKurly wa
l.tri uwu.i majority oi me people, ine Dusiness, commercial, submit bids to the war .ippartment
and horticultural interests ol Oregon are supporting them.' for twelve machines for the signal
This opposition is largely the result of misunderstanding. !cor"s' whlph onerai jniw Alien,
tahlish Three Acroilomes for Use
of Army and Navy.
mil leaifd Wire United Freia
Dlipatchei.
The Mali Tribune Is on salo at the
I erry News Htiuul, San I ranclaco
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Bowman Nen Co, Portland, Or.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wash.
Hotel Spoknno News Stand, Spokane.
SWORN CIItCULATION.
Dally aNrraRr for nix months cndltiK
IJeccmher 31 1910, 2221
LOOK FOR EARLY
ARRESTSUSPEGTS
Chief of Police Seymour of San
Francisco Says Arrests Will Soon
Be Made Big Sensation Is Prom
ised Says He Is Close on Trail.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Kelt. 3
innuiifnoturers today are
Itiiig advertisements
SAN FUAXCISCO, Oil., Feb. 3.
Jteltof Hint (lynnmiterH nlleged lo
Imvc wrecked tlio Ixis Angolcs Timon
soon will bo nrrosled is cxpiosHeil
hero lodny by Chief of Police Sey
mour, mIio is personally conduct int;
Una end of the cnsc. Arrests Aliieb
will cnuso a bip; sensution nro prom
ised. "Never sinco tho chnso nftcr these
fellows hegnn," said Soymour, "huve
wo felt bo confident. Tho iindnif,' of
n suit .enso with oxploo'nes lieu
would menu little if wo Mopped theie.
J Jut wo Jiuvo Keno further."
Tho police nilmil the men soiikIiI
nro in tho iciuity of tho Pncilic
Const.
I lie constitutional bonding amendment requires an en
abling act to become effective. No county can take ad
vantage of it unless such an act is passed. The expendi
ture of the money raised by bonds should he under direc
tion of a state board, otherwise there will be i'ifty-seven
different varieties of highways, and Jew of them satisfac
tory, instead of a uniform system. Prisoners should be
worked on the highways, both for their own and the public
good. The state should co-operate in highway construc
tion where the road built is a state highway.
jt is to be hoped that the legislature will awake to the
necessity of good roads in the development of the state
elilef nlf?nal officer, advocated yester
day before the aenate committee. It
Ik planned to establish aerodromes in
Southern California, at Fort Leaven
worth, Kan., nnd at Collego Park,
Maryland.
Senate Confirms.
WAS! UNO TON, I). 0, Feb. X
The sennit1 judiciary committed lo-
dnv decided lo recommend confirma
Hughis to bo judge of the customs
court ; OoujtrosHmuu Wnlter 1. Smith
and DaSS these meritorious incisures lipfnro .ulirmi-nmnn 1' I,nVil' t() l,u n-hHt J"Ve in the
nflwimiMiwi l,,r ,.,;il w,4..:..ll., ,11.... 41 -..J- . ! .'''-''
CJreater Oregon.
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58 VESRS OF
WEDDED LIFE
Pioneer Couple, Well Kn,.wn in Val
ley, Mark Happy Event Daugli
tcr Lives Near Central Point
Their Fifty-Eighth Anniversary.
and to this union there are threo good Indications for n ripe old age
llvhiK children, one son and two being reached by both,
daughters. - j The lSnterprlse joins tholr man"
! Captain Hawllugs served with dls- friends In extending KrcotinRS on the
! Unction In tho civil war, being a lattalnment of this, thoir fifty-eighth
, member of the lown Infantry. He Is I wedding anniversary, and wishes
ta member of John Schuler Tost of j them many more years of hrppinoss
Sheridan. GrantPArmy of the Repub-ito come.
'lie . '
Captain Rawllngs at the age of 7? if y0U nrc sure that your store of-
Krs, nnd hlB estimable wife, agc-1 lors K.(ter nines than any other in
TU ear are still very active an 1 vour nCt iV eipially sine that it i
are enJoIng the best of health, wlt'i hottrV athcrticd.
(Many friends of Captain and Mrs.
Itaw lings of Jackson county will be
tol interested I the following clipping
from the Sheridan, Wyoming, Enter
prise) :
Mr. and Mis. W. Rawlings of 112
Coffeen avenue were surprised M a
1 o'clock dinner last Monday after
noon, .iHuunry id, me occabiou ucing s
their fifty-eighth annivorsary. 'ihe
dinner was served by their daughter,
Mrs. HUii Arnold, and tho Invited
guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Raw- i
Hugs, Charles and Frank" W. Raw-
lings, Mrs. W. Pointer nnd Mr. an 1 J
Mrs. Thomas. Another daughter, I
Mrs. George Fox, resides at Central j
PoJnU Ore., but could not bo present
Sheet
Music
II fill t lllii A tlttrtttifYtiUlt f f tllni.i
, . .".'.'" ... .t w. ......n.. le) Commemorato thlg UnU8l.,l
FOR CLEANER STREETS.
it 'ircuit ('otirL to sucppoiI Wil.U
' V ! IWIdt II t1 it I1M11I iilll.tillM.I (,li!n..
and F. M. Kudkiti to be a federal
nidge in tho ciit-lern distnet of
Wtiihiimton.
RECALL AGytllVST MAYOR
IS
TACOMA, Wiii.1i., Feb. II.- The r'
cull petitions against AInjor Faucet I
which hao been in cuciilation for
lo weeks nro lieinj; nuinmoiiHly ni
nod (odny and indication now point
to u Hut'ficienl number of signers to
iniiKU uio luciill elTuctiNu.
The pievention of the scheduled
Lobter-jrartin pm0 fiuht on Wed
:nuridny nt tho iiibtanco of the eit
jcomniisHionor who, it is claimed, wen-
Jinlluonccd in thoir notion by the de
jiuiiuds of n miiKs moolini,' of church
voiorH, huh moiiKcd tiiu spoiling
lraiernirv and hundieds of follow
or of tho Hpoit mo sisuiiiK the u
cull bill. Neaily 1,000 Humes wen
added to the petition yestmduv.
iMnypr I-'aucett Htted todav ll...
'he iti'onfmdy confnlenl I Inn I.., mil
lofotit i(h,y Vamluliile h opposition
piilsup n((iiiii)t him in Ilia coining
(oldolion.
In tho meantime n committee ol
rtitij-ons is frnniin lecull petitioiiH for
the other members of tbu city com
mission.
(WTAItltll ()S
So Dixm Som 'llu-oat, Itrotu lilt i
Croup ami Asthma,
You onn easily tell by reading the
syiiiutums 1h.1ow, whether )ou hae
catarrh or net:
Offensive breath. freiuct suees
H, dlttcharge from the nose, stop
page of tho nose, huskluess of the
voleo, tickling lu throat, dropplnps In
throat, a coiikIi. pain lu cheat, lonn
of Htigngth, variable appotlto, spuxuiH
Of coughing, low spirited at timer.
rnlHlng of mucus, difficulty In breath
lug. loss or vital (nice.
Chits. Strang has a sensible rctm
ody (money back If It fails) for ca
tnrrh, called HYOM1CI (pronoumml
lllgli-o-mo) which Is a vnporked nlr
ho nntlfcoptlv that Svheu It Is bieath
od ovor the Inflamed ami gcrtn-ln-
fOHtod mombraue, it kills all germ
life, glvos lellef in two utluutes, ami
oiiroa ontnrrh.
Tho prico, Including hard rubber
poulcot Inhulor. Is only $1.00. The
luhalur slll last a lifetime, so thai
should you nool o second bottle of
UYOMHI, you can get it for 00c.
NOTHING injures pavement more than lo let mud ac
cumulate thereon. K rois and deteriorates the sur
face, shortens Ihe life of ihe pavement, besides detracting
from the attractiveness of the city and inconveniencing ihe
public.
With so many unpaved i borough fares dumping their
filth upon the pavement, and with the lack of adequate
storm sewer facilities for drainage, ihe problem of keeping
Bedford's streets clean is a difficult one. Flushing is the
only successful system of street cleaning, and on many of
the paved streets (his is impractical at present, no drain
ago system being provided to carry away the surplus
water.
Flushing is, however, practical on many streets, and
they should bo frequently washed, especially in (he busi
ness section, as they are in other cities. BidiuMUhic surface
does not seem to stand up well under a strong force of
water, but the contractors are being paid an annual amount
for keeping the pavement in repair, and they might as
well be given a chaneo to earn it.
Hydraulic (auk wagons, which force (he water out
under pressure produced by revolution of the wheels, have
been found very successful in many cities, economical of'
operation and superior to fire house and the street sweep
ing and street Hoc brigade. nil the increasing mileage
of paved streets to be cared for, tlicv have become a neces
sity in Medford.
It is to be hoped (hat the new street committee of the
city council will at once tackle the problem of cleaner
streets in the paved district and cleaner cross-walks in
"the unpaved districts, for Medford should be up-to-date in
all things including its thoroughfares.
BAILEY'S REMOVAL SOUGHT.
Z"1 IvAVI'j charges are made by Governor "West against
J .J. . Hailey, state food and dairy commissioner, and
his dismissal by the legislature for malfeasance in office is
urged. The executive sums up his charges against the
commissioner as follews:
"First. Incompetency and inattention to the dutit
of his office.
"Second. With having padded his expense accoun
and having used the fuud.s or the state for the pure has.
of furniture for his home use, and for the payment ol
certain expenses not of a public nature. ' -
"The first charge cannot, ami the second has not, bieii
disproved.
Continuing, the governor says:
"If there is a demand for the office of dairy and food
commissioner in this state, there is surely need 'for hawiu
it filled with a man who is not only competent but faithful
to his trust, and in view of theserious and aiumrenth
undenied charges which have been made against the pres
cut incumbent. I most respectfully request that the matter
be given your careful consideration, and would recom
mend, in me liueresi 01 economy and good government,
that either the office be abolished or the present iticiim
bent be removed."
Mr. Bailey has long been accused of incompetency bv
the state board of health, by his own deputies, and by ino.s't
of those who are familiar wilh the conduct of his "office.
No good reason can be advanced h he should not
prompth be dismissed.
Uanklns for Health.
event.
Three generations of tho Rawlings
fntnily were represented at the abovr
event, Frank and Charlos RawlitiK
being grandsons of Capt. W. Itaw
liiiKS. Washington Hnwllngs vas married
to Miss Nancy Jane Butler at TaX
Witt, Iowa, on January 1C, 1S3,
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ednesdav Feb. 8th
The New York Success, direct from the Maxine Elliott
Theatre.
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P,y Avery Jlopwood, author of "SIYIN DAY'S"
with
Minnie Victorson
Supported bv
WILLIAM W. BLAIR
and a Specially Selected Company.
e.its on sale Alondav, Feb. (ith.
celum:
Double Disc
A different .selection on each side.
They fit any machine.
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jurmon rt' la court tidu. with i
Hnaklns for Health,
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lints oloanod, ilyod, blocked ud
rotrliiuuod. JModforji Oloanlng and
I)yo Works, 120 N. Front St. 271
JTnnldnn for Health.
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VlluliealllMI Ivil tl. il. til I'iu
laud lit. u "lnlcwa-b" ,ui.l ilu- ni-teiii-iiii.
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mlitor of Ihe l.ibetntor. in ulurh l ",r l dW'w"'- All un-
Myhu' emfrtee were oricniHy priwi- b-rwent vaccination in an ante-room
ed, todav uVcuHcd die cane. , of the court house vetrlay when it
"If King Qeorip had tpm on the m discovered that man In th
-tand nnd nwom that the niHrrtMKt' ,00, w tuftfrlug from aiuallnov
luid not uot'iurrvd," My Jiuu, "1 When tha hmbHi oundlUoa wm dto-
would bttv been irlad to atology i rd he M hustled out of the
ib- l.ibi-rutor. Mliu iffutd to ub ourt room and taken to tho lutUtl
mil Mif tlntl tho inainMi!" timk
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KEN!
ALTHOUGH WE ANNOUNCE OUR "WIND UP OF
WINTER SALE," THF, END OF WINTER 13 LONG
OFF. YOU YET HAVE TWO BLEAK MONTHS TO
USE AND ENJOY WINTER THINGS. MANY OF
UVuw
THE VALUES WE OFFER ARE GOOD, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY AT
THE VERY LOW PRICES WE NOW OFFER GOODS
AND CARRY THEM OVER.
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15th An
usual Clea
CLOSES at 10 P. M.
SATURDAY, FEB. 4
REMEMBER, any Ladies' Suit,
Coat or Wool Dress
Half Pric
F&
DON'T FORGET.-Mcn's and Boys
Suits and Overcoats, including the famous
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
More Than 25 Per Ct. Off
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