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Newspaper Page Texttm Mrfr&sfe)t. t ttr'v - tC' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, 1rEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1911. PXGE FOUR i l . 1 : ' i 1 . 1 1 t 1 MM Medfokd Mail Tribune AN INDKI'ENDENT NEWSPAPER I'UUtilHIIEU DAILY EXCEPT SATUR DAY BY THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO. The Domocrulle Times, Tlio Medford Mnll, The Mcdford Tribune. Tlio South ern OrcKonlnn, Tlio ABlilnnd Tribune. GEORGE PUTNAM, Editor and Mannger Sp Entered as neconu-cluss matter No vember 1, 1909, ut tlio poitofflco at Medford, Oregon, under the net of March 3, 187-J. Official I'unnr of tho City of Medford. SUllSCItlPTICm BATEB. One year, by mall 15.00 One month by mall SO Ier month, delivered by carrier In Medford. JuekHonvlllo and Cen- trnl Point .60 Sunday only, by mall, per year.... 2.00 Weekly, per year 1.60 SWORN CIRCUKA.TXOH. Dally fivcraKo for nix montlm ending Eeeembor 31, 1910, 2721. mil leased Wire United Fre Dispatcher. HOT INTEREST IT A ROAD Eureka Speculates Now as to the Time When Railroad Will Connect That Place With Crescent City- Much Activity is Expected. RUUIOICA, Cal March 22. Groat .Intorest lias been manifested In tills c.lly wltli rofcreiico to tlio nows that tho ClraiitH I'iihh and Hoguo Hlvor railroad Ih how building out of Grunts Pass west toward CroHcont City In Dol Norto county, 100 inlloa north of Eureka. , Much HHciilatlon has arisen as to whon a lino will ho constructed to connoct Hurcku with Crescent City, and tho consensus of opinion seems to ho that If tho Grants PasH-Crascont City road Is built within tho noxt yoar and a hnff, It will not ho long thereafter heforo tho coast lino will bo in operation. It Is figured that so much railroad activity started to tho north will bring about tho proposed roast lino much sooner than It might otherwise liavo been built. Thoro Is now ovory Indication that tho road will ho pushed on to Cres cent City as fast as men and monoy can build It. There Is a big tlmbei and mineral belt at tho western tor . minus of the proposed, lino and a big market In tho enst for tho products to be taken out. Also the 1 1111 Hues aro building east out of Medford, which Is just north of tho Grants Pass Junction with tho Southern Pa cific Hues. These Hill Hues with the connecting link of tho Southern Pa cific botweon Grants Pass and Med ford will afford practically a direct j onto oast from Crescent City for lumber and mineral wealth to bo falcon out of Del Norto. It Is probable that a little later 11111 will extend his Hues down from 'Medford to Grants Pass, which will make tho eastern route oven more direct. That thoro will ultlmuiuly bo a coast Hue from this city north to Portland Is takon for granted gener ally. The only thing that Is uncertain is tho date. Hut now tho prospects indicate that tho dato will not bo far distant, due principally to the fact that a tupping lino Is going Into Crescent City from Grants ass. CARNEGIE'S FAME EFFORTS. A NDREW CARNEGIE'S efforts to buy the good will of nostcritv and the respect of future generations by giving millions to libraries and to peace funds arc absurd. They indicate the uneasy conscience. Mr. Carnegie's money conies from exploiting his fel low men. It is the toll taken from the labor of the many through the manipulation of government for the benefit of the few. JJe makes a profit upon the labor of everyone in the steel district, as well as forcing the nation to pay him an unjustifiable profit on all the iron and steel con sumed. iIr. Carnegie has said that it is a disgrace for a man o die rich. Jt is then far more of a disgrace to accumulate useless riches during life at the expense of humanity. If Air. Carnegie desires so to benefit humanity, why docs he not begin with his army of employes, better their life, with its unnatural confinement, its repression, strain and tension, its heart-breaking monotony, its emptiness and disappointment? Dinky little libraries in Medford and other towns, maintained at public expense to keep green the name of Carnegie will but point a moral to adorn a tale. JMnnnu'enl gifts to peace societies do not atone for the bringing of "war and death into the homes of his own half-paid toilers. Posterity judges a man by what he has done for human ity. This alone lives, the balance is forgotten. As a cur rent writer says: "It seems probable that in the future estimate of his tory it will not be ilr. Carnegie s gitts cither oL libraries or of peace- funds or of scientific resources, however suc cessful these may be, which will be hailed as his great con tribution to the race; but rather his part in making steel fine and cheap, to be the tool of vvvvy craft of civilization, the framework of its shelter and the means of its commu nication. And if the manufacture of this great master metal, as shaped in his hands, shall in the process make life cheap without making it fine, he will be measured ac cordingly. For history reverses the lenses of social visien: American civilization will be judged by its slums, and not by its foreign missions; by its jails, and not by its horror at Siberian mines; by the peace and good will of its indus tries as well as its industry in allaying war." PLANNING A CITY. Thfnk Arnold Girl Found. MUSKOGISK, Olcln.. March 22. Confident that who Is tho much sought New York holt ess, the police todiij wired Now Ytuk authorities that Miss Dorothy Arnold wan In Muskogee According to tho police, the girl ad mitted that hIio was the Dorothy Ar noli), after much quofltlonlng. Tho police my the young woman was Known hero n Mis. DeLoach. and H with her lumlmml, who give hi muuo as .1. Winifred Del.oaoh. Ho refuiod to admit that bin wife was Ml in Arnold. A trunk In tho poiwoa slon of tho couple hud a letter "A" almost obliterated from It by oraeura. Neither had any monoy. and they aiu living with tho seorotaiy of tho MtmlCQKOw Commercial Club. A CITY should be planned just as well as a home. Topographic features, parks, shade trees should be considered. Beauty is as important an element in the creation of the city as utility. While Mcdford is still in the transition stage of emerg ing from the country village to the small city, the idea of the city beautiful should ever be kept in mind. Some of the additions to Medford laid out by greedy real estate speculators not only neglect beauty, but also utility. They provide lots to sell only, without regard to the welfare or convenience of the residents or the future growth and necessities of the city. The plots for these additions should never have been accepted by the county. All should have been referred to the city engineer for rejection. The city should never vote to permit such additions, with narrow streets, few cross streets, to become a part of the city or secure the benefits of water, sewerage, pavement, oo. Ashland is setting all the cities of Oregon a worthy example in actually becoming the city beautiful. It has a park system worthy of the name. It is parking the center of its main boulevard. Its picturesque location is being made the most of for attractiveness. Mcdford, lacking these natural advantages, must make up by increased energy. If streets are not wide enougli for parks in the center, the curbs can be parked. More parks can be added. The railroad right of way should be parked. Bear creek banks should he parked. "We can plant trees, keep the city clean, and make a naturally flat and uninteresting place a garden of bloom and foliage. There is but one way to accomplish such a result and that is by everyone's doing his or her share and do ing it now. It will soon be too late to plant trees now is the time. Don't let the opportunity slip. Do our share. Not ait i:peiliiioiit. Pttlnt Lick. Ky Mrs. Mary Froe innu of thU place an: "lloforo 1 commenced to take t'nrdul 1 suffer ed bO much front womanly trouble! 1 was so weak that 1 waa down on my buck Hourly nil tho time. Cardul ban done me more good than any medicine I oer look In my life. I cr.n't noiwibl) ursine It too highly." You need not bo afraid to take Cnr dul. It U no now oporlutent. For fifty yonre it wan boon fouud to re Hove hoadachtf, backache and alnillar womanly tioubloK Compoaed of gen-tlo-autlng herb Inured lent g, Cardul builds up tho HtreiiKth. preveutiiiK much unnocoaaarv palu. Tr It for your trouble today. TO OUIMC A COI.i) IN OXIJ DAY Take LAXATIVI5 1IHOMO Qulnltte TnblotH. DiUKgUits refund money if !t falls to euro. I. W. OHQVhVS ilg natur ki on oaol box. 26c, T Huskies" for Health. TECARTE STILL TROOPS Revolutionists and Federals Ex clianulnn Volleys Across Valley Non-coinliatants Friijlitened Lit tle Except Rumors. SAN lUNUO. March r. Honoris from Tecuite, Lower California, to day wore that tho federal troops worn ft ill Looping up a fight across tho niu row allo near tho town with tho revolutionary fore. This force. Mild in number S00 and to be under tho command of Herthold and Lejva. U keeping tho federal) well within lliolr acaui fortifications. Thoro was a good de.il of firing lnat night, but no daiUHK' was reported from the federal side A uuuilx r of non-eonibatnuU, frightened from their hoiuoa by tho guerilla warfmo that baa continued in tho district for week, have come ut-roaa the A titer U an Hue. Moot of them aro without aufflolout food, and help baa been seut fop by the Ameri can rancher, on whom the burden hw fallen, it la aatd that 1XS refu gees are behyj flgjad for now lu the vloluliy Qt Onutjw, ou the Aiuerlgau side. ' COAL OUT MINERS Clash Between Foreigners and Amer icans Expected Any Moment Three Shafts of Northwestern Coal Company Affected. HO MEMBER OF GAME BOARD Southern Oregon the Goat, Thanks to Eastern Oregon's Hoggishness in Wanting Two Members When Only Entitled to One. That houtliern Oregon will not se cure membership on the new fish and game commission is one of the bits of unwelcome information im parted by Governor West during his recent visit. "The amendment passud making two of the members from eastern Or egon, has cut out southern Oregon, I tun afraid," stated Governor West "It was my original intention to name one of the four members I urn to se lect from southern Oregon, but I do not see how 1 am to do it now. "The Columbia river salmon in terests are entitled to one member. The coast salmon interests to an other. The game interests of west ern and northern Oregon centering at Portland, are entitled to a third. This would leave the other two meni hers to be seleelcd from southern and eastern Oregon, lint if eastern Or egon gets two game representatives. it cuts out southern Oregon." The governor names four members. One of them will be W. L. Finley. pie-ideal of (lie Audobon society. Another will represent (lie salmon interests. The other two must bn from eastern Oiegon, with no .sal mon interests and less fish and game than any other section. These four will select n fifth, who will probably also rcpiesent the salmon industry. So southern Oregon is tlio goat thanks to Jay Howerniun and his eastern Oregon bunch. However, with tlio master fish war den from southern Oregon, and the governor himself helping out the Rogue river, southern Oregon ought to be well looked after. Probably tho commission will con sist of members from Astoria, Klam ath Falls, Portland, Pendleton and one that the members themselves will select. xoricn. Don't forget the smoker of the Teamsters' Union tonight at Anglo opera houue. All aro invited. 311 N CriAS. IIKI-M, Secretary and Treasurer. naslcinp for huiiltli r sr s.sn snv- i MEDFORD CONSERVATORY FOR MUSIC AND LANGUAGES NAT. BUILDING ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC. FULL FACULTY. G. TAILLANDIER, DIRECTOR. -.sss sas FOR SALE ORCHARDS, FARMS FRUIT LANDS Largo and Small Tracts MOOR-EHNI CO. "212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bide TAKE UP A CLAIM Every citizen, mnn or woman has a timber and stone right of 100 acres, price to tho go eminent $2 50 per airo. No cultlatlon, residence- or Improvement required. I havo about twenty-five claims to locate, aeo nu and have a talk, this land Is worth 120 00 per aero. Call or write. V. It. SA1.IVO, ltooin ill .Jackson County Hank UulHllng. 31S FIRST BASEBALL E M r Medford Team Will Meet Jackson ville and Hard Contest is Expected Curly Wilson Will Catch for Jacksonville Aggregation. The first game of baseball of this season will be played on the Mcd ford baseball grounds Sunday. The Medford team will ctoss bats with the Jacksonville team and n hard contest is expected. Medford will loan Jacksonville Cutcher "Curly" Wilson, and for a pitcher, that team has secured the services of Wilcox, u former star ot St. Marys. With this battery, which is one oi the best in southern Oiegon and a well balanced team to support them, Jacksonville looks formidable. For Medford, Murray and Hurgess will do the twirling. IJurgess is one of the best "southpaws" of his age in Oregon and hits always had it on tho Jacksonville "stickers." The team, for Medford is a hnid hitting team, every man being of the slug ger type and homo run calibre. The Medford team will appear in their new uniforms which are n nnttj gray with a golden pear and a rosj apple on the shirts as cmplcms. Tile team is selling tickets for this game is to he a benefit game, to pa for the suits. The following is the line-up as an nounced by Court Hall, manager of the team. Hill, catcher; Burgess and Murray, pitchers; Wilkenson, first base; Miles, second; MoFurren, shortstop; Crowes, third; Antle, left field; Isnacs, Ceirter; Horton, right and second; Under, substitute. Hasklns for Health. Where to Go Tonight " -" FORD 1911 TORPEDO ROADSTER, $875.00 Fully equipped, f. o. b. Medford Four-cylinder, shaft drive, 100-inch wheel-base, mag neto of course. "Let us show you." Ashland Motor Car Co. MU MHjIi STKKKT, ASHIiAXI), Oltti GOX. Walter W. Richardson, Medford Representative. Phone 2551. Evangelistic Meetings m The Presbyterian Church r-rrrn.r-rr' 1 NATATORIUM TONIGHT CAlUi UUSCH vs. L. W. DVKKUOKG OKAKCO-HOMAX STVLI3 AVltKSTLlXG SPECIAL AT X THE ISIS THEATRE AXOTMKK 1UG DOUISIiK III Mi. X COMH'KX AX1) I'KAKSOX i In tholr comedy success $ "Down at HlKglusville." Also X MUIHMI MA.WVEMi, j Mack Faco Comedian, Klug of Laugh Makers. $ Three Heels of tlio Latest and X Heat Pictures. And a good song by Blanchard. Special matlneo ovory Saturday I nud Sunday at 2:30. X srysvssssvfs VAUDHVIMiK sssssssssstflNr,sssv 5IOV1XG PICTUUKS i IU-60 Illustrated Song. TONIGHT VAUDKVlMiK X I X Special encasement of Walters & Clarement, .Medford's favorlto It I I'll nlfiuu vn llilrtvlltfi nfttatc tto- 7 ae-ntiuc a comnlete oneratta. 3 Heels Moving Pictures 3 ; Matiueo Saturday anil Sunday. ; IQIbRMMPqV j)tr J froPlJK 9 PW 1 rf You will enjoy it. COME j Everybody is invited to eomc. Rev. J. A. McVeigh of Portland, Or., is the evangelist. Meetings Sun day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. hi. Every afternoon at 2:30 p. in., and every eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. Meet ings commence with song service. SsSSS Medford lobbing Co. The only eeliisio jobbing company in Medford wliero yon can get all of your little odd join done at once by expert workmen. Our Specialties Cleaning, Ivaisimiiicd or apcrcd walls and ceilings. take AMi KMXTHICAIA APPLIANCES HKPAII;i:i. We will charge or any joo cn may Have, call us up and mile It i WH Gl'AHANTKE SATISFACTION IX U'OHIv AND PHICKS PHONIC MAIN (15(11. Office: Medford Music Shop ST. MAKIv'S HLOCK. fe! 44444M44ijr1t'44: (HM.KKIMK, ill., March . At a late hour thi afternoon a clat.h up peared muni mm t between the Milk ' ing foreign coal miners and .100 ivmericniiK. noiu nieuuns aio ni'.i ily armed, and it was tea red that kdiious trouble will come with d.nk nous. The militia ha not mi reached Ueuld and unlci the 1 1 . p anive bel'o in nightfall hloodblud i ulmoht certain to follow. Thro slml'tn of the Northut-hi Coal eouiMiny me affected bv tin hlrtk. 01fieial ret'iued to in. nie tlitt Strike and ordered that w i u be resumed. After the local unions dUcuMii the tfituutioit one of litem dciuUil to return to work. .Member (i tin other lot'uU armed tiietuarlcs and tUmiteueil to kill uny worker re turning to the wines. Sheriff later itmwUtd lo Goern or Dtmcfu for niMUtaiiee nud the Ittltur hunt IMQ (rooiiM hero lo imteet miner who wished lo loturu to woik I ,X ? !01Pffl5B I "NAT" THEATRE Ij I VSfJ ft k V? S4CvflUJI5IBfcASrkWJ Rlinifa nil thn intnat ami lioot films i 2&P r33MJiwjtllTE kango of program Sunday, Tues-ji 1 iMy 7 S v???TTfTiSl day and Fridays. Good program ? , f mH WmM 5 for tonlEht s ll j4v WBl"BS AI1MISSIO.V IOC. I : fr I fgmMB jm On Sh and tSSK W I fl vinflowM. i.,-mB Music, Phuoplajs. XI Bb,vi.. r 's ""WH'MjJ 2 Hoaring Comedies -2 j W&';', ". ' ui.v 5W A Thrilling War Story. X ho. I. WUIAMS CO. 5il i A K.cltlug Drama. VK 1M3 rrt Ave. S. Mffi&B J ' , . swttu rafiKfeJ ei: himi: : : onk iumkjIj .. . m? ir w - 7 4 , i San Jose, California Alfalfa and Fruit Land Chonnest lnnd In the stato, taking Into consideration climate and facilities. Cloio to San Franclbco markots. Tho host resldenco city ou tho coaBt. We have many tracts of first class land, ranging In price from $17." pec acixs and up. Valuos will soon bo rising! We will bo pleaied to mall further Information and literature up on application, T. S. Montgomery 8a Son 7 Wi:sT ST ClAlt v STiuirr, SAX JOSH, CALIFOHX1A -4 sss V 4 rs-ss- Nothing Just as Good as the REXALL Remedies EAGLE PHARMACY, 109 Kat Main St. Pheue: Home to; Pae. 232 WEST SIDE PIIARMAC 200 West Main Street Phenes: Home 43; Pao. 4041 Eagle Drug Co,, Inc. Thos. Bartholomew, Ph. C, General Mgr. Hie Rexall Stores Medford, Ore. I X t 4 4 r 4 " '--