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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INDRPHNDHNT NCWSPAPER
PUULISIIHU DAIIjY EXCKPT SATUR
DAY I1Y THH MEDFORD
PRINTING CO.
Tho Democratic Timet), Tho Medford
Mull, Tho Medford Tribune, Tho South
ern OrpgonluiTho AalilnndTrIliuno.
OROROn PtITNAM, Editor nnd Manngpf
Entered uh second-class matter No
vprnlicr 1. 1909. nt tho poatofflco at
Medford, Oregon, undor tho act or
March 3, l7D.
SPRING'S GREEN WITCHERY IS HERE.
6ffloial Papor of tho City of Medford.
BtJUSCniPTIOJT
yoar, by mall..i.
KATEI.
One voar. Iy mall. . i... . ..,.1 . ...i.yu
nun month IjV mtlll uU
Por month, delivered by carrier In
Medfinl, Jacksonville, and Cen
tral Point "
flunday only, by mall, per year.... z.uu
Weekly, per year " '""
swonn ciiiculatiow.
avtrniro for MX monins cnuniK
Dally
.Di'i'eliiber
31, 11)10, 2721
rull
Loused Vlro TJnltod
nlspatohen.
Vren
TIME TO SPRAY
FRUIT TREES
Formal Notice is Given by Professor
O'Gara to Clean Up Orchards
Must Use Lime Sulphur Solution
Before Trees Arc in Bloom.
Profeaaor O'Garu has iafliiod Ilic
following notice to Bpray:
"II will ho only u short liino wlion
o fruit treos will ho blooming, and lm-
, foro this time conies, all porHotiK own
' inf, runlhijr or olhcrwinc having
I'liargci of city piopdl.v, upon which
fiuit Ireon, vinoM anil hIii-iiIim arc
Iti'rtwiiijr, must liavo (bene fruit trcwi
d vinos anil Hlirnl)n npiayf'il with limo
l sulphur solution. Thiw is in accord
ance" with tilt) horlhsiilhiinl rcguht
tioiiH of thiK htalc, niul in an ordei
given ly tho district 'oinuiihnioiier of
this dinlrict. If a lieu, vino or nhrul
is worlli having at all, it'is Hiircl4v
Worth keeping clean. -It is our lut
aa citizens to oltsorvo tho Hauitary
laws anil regulations both as to oiii
,. own health mid the health of plnulv
. wo grow. Fruit IreoH, vines, rone
liuahoa, etc., must bo sprayeil re
gardless of their proximity to reni
iloneot) or other buildings. If ownorx
fool that the spray will mar tho paint
on the buildings, then some arrange
ment should be iniiilo to protect the
buildings when tho spraying is done.
"All sprayiag must be done bj
"April 7, which is the limit net loi
owner to have thin work done. A I tin
thafdato, the inspectors will eith r
spray or cut down the tiees at then
diKi'iolion and nt the owner's ex
pense. This dunision has been made
.'. and will be uphold by the district
noiuuiissiouiir of horticulture and ihr
county commissioners of this county.
"Those who wish to spray tlii'ii
own tiees may do Ho, but the strength
of tho uprny must he not less than
l.fi degrees Ileauuio. Naturally,
'"those who spray for IIiimiiswIvos will
jet their lime-sulphur from the
rViilt drawers' usMoc'mtion. This
spray may ho diluted by adding nine
gallons of water to one milhui of the
eoiienut rated limc-aulphur solution.
Those who are not piepared to do
tlioir own spraying may diop a noie
to Mr. Joseph Derry, corner Twelfth
unil Holly, Medford. Mr. Derry has
h gasolene power outfit, ami will do
the work ns diieeti'd li this oft ice.
"Thi h. the onlv notice that will he
given. Wc liope evervoue will feel
i hw dutv to comph williiu the time
limit set. P J. O'dAHA,
"l)iput Commi sinner."
SPRING is here, weaving her green witchery. Jn.fhe
JVoat jewels of the morn, in the gold of the noontime
sky, in the lengthening shadows of the sunset, lingers the
expectant hush, the tremulous haze of awakening nature
the dreamy pence that passefh understanding.
The magic call to life is competing brown hillsides with
tender green. .Deeper emerald grow the meadows. Creek
bottom willows wear a pilrplish blush eloquent of the
days to come. The desert, first of all to respond to the
call of the season, dons in a night her radiant coat of
many colors. Peach and almond bloons arc defying the,
blighiing caress of the frost king. Fruit buds are swelling
and soon orchards will become a mass of fragile blossom,
filling the air with fragrance.
Feathered songesters have returned with their half
forgotten melodies. Joyously sings' the red-lhroat linnet,
with wild abandon whistles the meadow lark, richly carols
the robin as "jocund day stands tip-toe on the misty
mountain top," and the tracery of clouds chasing the sun
rise, fades aWay on a "bed of daffodil sky:"
.Myriad tiny creatures ai'e kissed into life by the sun
beams. The insect world is arousing. Anoccasional moth
flutters across the shower of sunlight. The drowsy huiri
of ihe first bees and flies mingles with the music of grow
ing things the music heard ere birth Ma spirit lute,
touched on a spirit sea." '
And when the purple curtains of darkness fall on
the sun and its glory, the night, with its' inultitude Of
swinging lanterns, its flood of moonlight, its frosty calm
and quiet beauty, is not less delightful than the day.
It is good to be alive to enjoy the spring. Tt means
so much more than we can express to most of us, though of
course there are many to whom ' '
"A primrose by tile river's brim,
A yellow primrose was to him,
And it was nothing more.
)
EXTRA SESSION CAUSE.
AUTO TRIP PLANNED
OCORDINO to the Portland Telegram, a papor nn
friWHlrvWo the administration, the mulcting of legis-
. . i i, i ii i i j i f, i
anve records is pari or a donocraie pioi nv poniicians 10
fohlo the calling of an ex' Ira session in order to phiy pea
uilt polities and "get eve'n" with CloVernor' West for his
(M vetoes. ' ' ' k
The' omissions from the journal discovered at the last
moment indicate that part Of the records We're stolen 'or
destroyed or deliberately misplaced as part of the game
to strike back sit the governor.
"Whether this surmise is correct, or not, there is every
indication that it is. It would be the logical action of the
coterie who wasted the time o fthe last session in playing
politics, instead of passing needed legislation.
If tin extra session is called, it Will react upon those
who were instrumental in iliultilating records. To' pass
these (M bills over the governor's veto would simply
strengthen the governor with the people and still further
discredit the politicians.
But Oregon reactionary politicions never did have any
political sense. Their every effort only weakens them
selves, instead of their opponent. And the pity of it all
is, that none of them realize or seem to fb able to realize
the cause of it all.
FEVERISH HASTE
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Ninth nnd Eleventh Reijiments Be
lieved to Be Intended for First Ser
viceKits Packed in Readiness for
Instant Transportation.
(OrcKoa Join mil )
"Tho people of .Medford ! nn
xlous to help hiiU'l d' Piulfle high
way la Oregon," nalil Dr. 15. Burton
lMeklu, whllo In Portland .eutenln.v
"Wo think the i'irtc highway will
1h most aploudld advertising uk'UI
Oregon has over had. Down our wu
we htdlevu in building uoml ukuIk
Wo ballure In attracting toui
(mjoy otir acfltinry nm ellmut
ballcivo In wnillug the uewu
Mho world that weuteru ami southern
Oregon havu tlt greatest uuMtloic
"resources in tho world. Th wink
ot tho Psclfto highway and Ita build
ing mid iisd will hi)i)) hi all the'
thing. Wo are for the l'aclflr high
way, eonaeiiueutly.
STATE FARM COLONY
FOR TRAMPS PLANNED
SAX ANTUN'IO. Tov, March M.
Feverish 1nste shown in reeriiiieg
the Ninth and Kleventh Cnwilrv egi
uiouts led to the belief today that they
are intendud for first servieee. Moth
legimouts are below even motiu.il
poaeo stieiigtb.
A hilly of ntlO recruits is on the
wav to ioin Ihe Ninth ami a -inolar
btnly of men are due hero toiuorr.iv
for the l'leventh. t'avalry ot'heers
predict that both legimouts will si ail
M-outiui: along the lander as $nou a
the lecruita arrie.
No leaves of nlnmiee liavu baeu
k-1 an led the eHvalrymtin and kits are
packed in teudiiiess tor quiuk er
iee.
The Southern l'aeifiee railroad has
liec'ii on I eix (I to hold trains in read
inet.s for instant transput tatiou of
the troops, No move, however, will
he made until alter the arrival ot
(iclicitll 'imI(1, llthll tiilmO InW el
Widlie-d.iV
"WiLD'SAY JAPS
OF
NW
America Curiously Misunderstands
Japan, Says High Japanese Offi
cialTheir Fleet is All at Home
They Say Say Reports Ridiculous
TOKIO, .March 1 1,
attiludo or piuzhul
what they tuna tho
emi atiWB rugnrdliiK
Adopting an
surprise over
wild" Amerl-
Jiipaa's alleged
seciet connection with tho .Mexican
complications, tho .Mikado s officials
today designated the stories that
Japan had iiirmed an atlluuco with
Mexico as vldioulous.
"We fear that American curiously
misunderstands Japan," was the
statement of 'one high official.
Newa from the United States dl
lettted attention to the operations
and movements of .lapitucgo war ves
sels. The rriiUci-s KumikI ami Asama
returned from their American erulse
.Mai eh li and are at Yohoshua. The
Imtlleslilp Ashl participated in the
first fleet maueiivurs off the Shlma
liani last month and won hrouglit to
Yokoshua owIiik to the illness of Its
commander, 1M Info r-'ushtmt. Other
l.ipuiicse ships are leported distil
huied throiiKhout the various Jap
hum' pints
;: STOCK MAHKET SHOWS F,CE FyEl mm
,rliaain- nllfn tnniin'lll ll"l IU&.U I I III I III U
AS STRIKE RESULT
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GRAFTERS MUST
' BEJXPELLED
Professor Mcrriam Says That City,
Governments Are Not as Honest or
as Capable or as Progressive as
the People of the Cities Are.
CIIICAOO, III., Jfarch 14. Views
on the government of municipalities
were given to the United Press to
day by Professor Charles E. Moninm
whom the republicans nomini.lod
recently in tho mayoralty primaries
aftor one of the bitterest campaigns
in Ciiieago's history.
(By Chariot) E. Mcrriam.)
Tho government of cities is not ,v
honest as the people of cities, and
municipal affairs arc not as mlcl'i
gently and citrdfiilly conducted as are
the affairs of its citizens. City gov
brmneiit is not as progressive as its
citizens.
Our government arc years behind
the times, and they must come up to
date. We havo come to a time when
great changes must bo mado in tin
conduct of municipal affairs. Free
government cnnilot continue if wc are
ruled by grafters, spoilsmen and the
special interests.
Government by crooks is demoraliz
'nK !.V spoilsmen, wasteful and by
special interests inconsistent and in
compatible with protection and 'bo
advancement of the general interests.
We must drive out graft and graft
ers; wc must break tho spilsmairs
yoke nnd wo nlust subordinate spe
cial interests to the g'cneral interes'
of the city as a whole.
I know that the present system of
political priacy will not endure Ameri
can cities ought to take the lead in
tho progressive eolumir. Wo ottgbt
to do our share in the' task of solvini;
the great problems of mighty urban
communities that me springing up all
over the world,
My campaign for tho republican
nomination for mayor was a dinvt
challenge to the political methods and
results that have obtained generally
in Amerienn cities. J have fought the
combinations of graft, spoils a'i'l
special interests having a strangle
hold on the cities.
Where to Go
Tonight
"NAT" THFATRF
; Shows all tho latest and best films.
!; Change of program Sunday, Tues-?
Good ifrogram
day and Fridays.
2 r t
' ' 2
i for tonight. i
ADMISSION' 10c.
i Z
MO
GtTANl) 10k '
noons oe:x
- 7100 I'.' .11.
TONIGHT
VAUDEVILLE.
" Entire' cdancjc.
ItKKLS MOVING IMCTUltKS !
Latest and Best.
Matinee Sat. ami Sunday 2:0
5c ami 10c.
i
Those Hail SMlIs.
Labanon''.let., Ky. Mrs. Mlnnlo
Lanih, of this plnco, says: "I bollovo
I vv'ould havo been dead by now, had
It not been for Cardul. I haven't
had one of those bad spells since I
commenced to use this mcdlclno."
Cardul Is a specific medicine for tho
Ills from whichwomen suffer. Mado
from harmless, vegotablo Ingredients,
Card u I Ib a safe, rellablo romedy, and
has been successfully used by weak
and ailing women for moro than fifty
years. Thousands of women havo
been helped back to health and happi
ness by Its use Why not profit by
their experience? A' trial will convince
you that Cardul Is JiiBt what you
need. ' '
have asked that deputy sheriffs bo
sent to King's Mountain to protect
train crews.
Flnskinn for health
TALENT
Real Estate
FOR SALE
A flno tract, quarter ot n mllo from
Talent, S-room houso, good barn;
1100 trees. Price 1,000; terms
given.
Go6d business opportunities and 'lo
cations, nil pajlngj
A CCacro tract, 5-room houso nnd
large barn, 3 miles from Talent,
partly cleared and lots of good
wood on plnco; must bo Bold soou;
will go for $1100.
A fiO-acro tract, wator
samo; has a fi-room
to Irrlgato
bouse nnd
! ! Mcdford'a Exclnsivo Picture The
!'v I .
! later. Latest Lir.onged Photo-j
i i v
j I plays.
One Dime No Moro One Dime.j
-f4we
y
NATATORIUM
Skating, bowling, box ball, bill-!
1
lards, tub baths with showers at-
tached and now rlflo rnnge.
1
Meilford's Amusement I'alnce. !'
1
2
THE ISIS THEATRE
sunn cuitu von Tin: hluhsJ
Trilll V AXII RIMtRY
mill. I.11VMI 111 LT11C $
Jiil'i ujii-iiii .i.&imim
2 To see them tumble IS to Inugh, ;
Z tr nnf l)tn. olnpr Id n nrnnlll tn '
IV lltlli tliv.,11 Dliij, . 1. ,.v,..., vw ,,
o.tn llinm linfi ftvop flin fnnt Hfr1ltn!
Is to laugh as you never did be-;
foro, tho only act of Its kind over !;
j brought to Medford. '',
7 i
WIIKN DOWN TOWN
IN AT TUB
DROP
"Nat" Confectionery
ICIO CH12AM, SOFT MIMICS,
COM-'KCTIONKKV, IAJNCII
A light, pleasant room, opon
from 8 a. m. to midnight.
Ii.
M. GRAM US, Proprietor
0
MEDFORD THEATRE
Wednesday, Mar. 15
H. E. PIERCE AND CO., OFFER
"MR. GUS ARTHjUR IN
THE MAN ON
THE BOX
BY ILAK0LD MeGRATn.
THE RECORD BREAKING COMEDY
SEAT SjUjE OPENS MONDAY, MARCH 13.
fc t'V" '"
FggJwiK'i
&M&, iiSa &&&'
Tyrtarv
ttliti .-.' -
FORD
1911 TOURING CAR, $925.00
Fully equipped, f. o. b. Medford
Four-cylinder, shaft drive, 100-iueh wlicol-base, mag
neto of course. "Let us sliow you."
Ashland Motor Car Go.
M.I MILL STKEKT, ASHLAND, ORK GON.
Walter W. Richardson, Medford Representative.
Phone 2551.
After the
Business of All
Wo are not asking simply for tho custom of tho readers of ono
paper, but for a sharo of the trado of every person In Medford and
vicinity, and wo will got it, too, if you but
. NOW
Is Ihe time to have your ground laid
out. Wo havo tho experience and
Iho knowledge ns to how they should
ho laid out to tho best ndvantngo. We
havo also it t'lno lino of ornamental
shrubs, shade trees nnd two year old
roes which will bloom this yoar,
Prices for samo can bo bad at the
stoi'e, t'omoi' Sixth and Central
l'hono l-lol.
OreenhoiHo and nursery near city
reservoir. Phono 5181.
J. T. BROADLEY f CO.
i t i
Floiists nnd Landscape Gardeners.
P. 0. Pox 521.
Remember we nre experienced in
all lines of florist and landscape
work.
linl-,i.-
barn to hold C head of horses, lm-' VJdHlUII
plements to run the plnco, and a
wagon. This plnco put up 30 tous
of hay last year, add no wnter was
used. Price, $3000; half down. j
Restaurant
' i i M
Meals Served at all Hoiiin
Ni:V OUK. Murili I I Todsv'n
'peulai; Ktoek maiket tilumi'd an ud-
uiue over 'bt'itU s iIsIiik fltt
urea, ltoek Inland preferrl ros 1
I'l-nnsyhniils 1-4 nnd American U
minotlve 5-k, I'uloii Pacific sud WW
I'ouslu Cttutiul about l-K. Auiuuk towns twlay am fwelug a fuul (amine. I
thi) standard laautta, UeaUlnji. Atchl
SOMICUSKT Kv . M.inli II With
rifbjht tiuffK' on the CJiut-n audi
I'roacent railraud piaetiiall.v at a
ataudattll at a result or tht strike of
tta white flreuieu, mau.v KeHluck)
A 7l-acro tract, 2 mllos from Tal-I
out, good S-room houso and largfej
barn; S acius undor ditch and in al
falfa and garden land; 31 acres un-,
dor plow, and trees; 20 acred of or-,
chnrd, of which 6 acres aro In bear-)
Ing: $10,000, half cash, balance.
good terms and easy payments
Good
Cooking, Good Service, Reason
able Prices : -: ;. :
Sam Lock, Prop.
I'pslnlrs on South Froirt; Stix'et.
Give Us a Trial
Call and seo our now store and you will bo surprised at tho
j completeness of our stocks and the neatness of our displays.
Allen Grocery Co.
IMIONK MAIN 71 1 HOME 271.
!J2 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE.
rilUAK.M.lia U7II HU.1I1JU7J. it" SOUTH rKXTIlAT, ,U'R.
L
.
I GET THE HABIT
Of calling ua If you havo any electric work of any kind. Wo can
I fix you up In tho beat posalblo stylo.
s
It is a Good Habit and Will Cost You Nothing
?
Electric Construction Co.
PHONE MAIN 0501
c
220 WICST MAIN STREET i
Nothing Just as Good as the REXALL Remedies
EAQLE PHARMACY,
10 Kilst Main St.
Phenes: Home 69; Pnc. 232
WEST SIDE PHAIWAC.
20G West Main Street .
Phenes: Home 43; Pao. 4041
Eagle Drug Co., Inc.
Tlios. Bartholomew, Ph. C, General Mar.
rho Roxa11 s's Medford, Ore.
ma, Ureal Northern prvferrwl. North'
T,ha market eloa atM)y.
llonda wvr atvady.
Haaklus for lloalth.
The freight yards here are congested
AMIANY, N. Y.. Mareh 1 1.
Aiimn.r tin i I'lKUillllllOlllllttUlllB in tho
uip.nl report of th .tali board of,w" d UhUU Valley rua 1 houra behind aeUedule time,
-i si- s. n... ...n.i.iwi, ,,,..! . ,. potat. iu vImImicw were reported t
t'iliiiitw ' -.
slalo fann, aolony for traini l" '
ii,,,,. mil, lil lii) miido cili hi. I in
Thoy ihmv cost Iho Mate about 4.-J,-'
OUOOOO yearly. j
A 11 1-3 aero tract
city limits; has 9-room plastered
hotilo, good barn, well and power
for Irrigation of whole tract. Part
ly tot to trees; easy terms.
auU pauaeuger trains are arriving
Acta lr plenty of other bargains call
twlay at i or address
Matty poiu( along the line.
Aauifd mountaineer aro flocking
Ir.t j Khik's Mountain and additions!
. ih. cut.roiy ,n;..Auomqbile Repajripg..;
CRATER LAKE
GARAGE
22 South Riverside i
r "
G, A. Gardner
trouble U fiuivd. Hallioad officials
TAI.KXT, OUKfiO.V.
Phone Main 4282.
Home 298 K.
N. H. Mark
FOR SALE
OR TR.ADS
Cadilac Car, 1910 Model
Good as New, $1250 Cash Will
Take It, Call at 11 North Fir Street
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