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M&fe i -w-aSm. KJ i mL PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, aiEPFQRD, OREGON, MONDAY, a LAY 8, 1911. l f im h i i w.n I-. !.'., CT " ""' U i i r F 11 '; i "tf h.f Medford mail tribunei municipal control op tree planting. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT HATUIl- DAY UY THE MEDFORD PIIINTINQ CO. Tho Democratic TlmcB, Tho Medford Mall, Tlio Aicurorii Triuune, xno bouui cm Oregonlan, Tho Ashland Trlbuno. Offlco Mall Trlbuno Ilulldlng, 2B-27-29 North Fir street! phone, Main 3021 Home 75. GEOKQE PUTNAM, Editor nnd ManaRer ffi ' Entered ns second-class matter Medford, Oregon, under tho act March 3, 1879. Official Paper of tho City of Medford , Official Paper or jacKson uoumy BTinRRRTPTIOK SATES. Ono yenr, by mall 15.00 Ono month by moll .50 Tcr month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Jacksonville and Cen- trnl Point .6J Sunday only, by mall, per year.... 2.00 Weekly, por year 1.60 Dall December 31 SWORK CIRCULATION. y nvornco for six inomna enuing oer ai, i 1910, 2721. mil tetHl Wlrs United FrcsB Dispatches. . Tho Mall Tribune Is on solo at tho Ferry News Stand, Ban Francisco. Portland llolel Nown Hinnn, i-orwunu. Bowman Nows Co., Portland, Ore. W. O. Whitney. Seattle, Wash. GRANTS PASS AND WIND WIN GAME i - Medford Loses by 65 Score Fans Brave Bad Gale in Order to See Contest Outfielders have Hard Work. .iLliUUi TO SECURE the city beautiful, the city of Everett. Muss., has agreed to pay half the cost of tree plant ing along streets. Evidently property owners of Everptt arc similar to many ol tJiose ol lUeatoru, wimioue prmc in uio appear ance and uniformity of the streets, without thought of the shade and comfort resulting, and unable to realize tho ap preciation of property resulting therefrom. Many of Medford 'tf streets are bare and forbidding in appearance, where shade trees would make them attrac tive and inviting. They are far less comfortable in sum mer and the clement of beauty is lacking. Before Medford can become the city beautiful, tree planting will have to be made compulsory. There arc too many citizens following the line of least resistance to trust the subject with them. Southern California cities seem to have solved the problem. The municipalities do the ilanting and caring for the trees, borrowing the system in vogue in Paris, Vi enna and other famous European capitals and copied in Washington. It is impossible to secure the best results along any other line. The Mail Tribune has for years advocated a charter amendment giving control of planting and caring for street trees to either a tree warden or a park commission. Such an amendment should be submitted to the voters at the next special election for without it Medford will never become the city beautilul. A LOGICAL ARGUMENT. WOULD REDUCE PROPERTY LOSSES Concerted Effort Toward That End Will Be Made by American Manu facturers, Who Are Soon to Gather in Annual Convention. Where to Go Tonight With miniature cyclones blowing nomas tho diamond Orants Pass defeat ed Medford by tho scoro of 0 to C In tho Sunday baseball kwiib. Grants Pass Htnrtcd with n rush and would havo .cored In tho first Inning but u doublo llay by Medford ut first and second re tired tho sldo. In tho second Inning Isuacs singled to left field. Wilson went out to Smilh, An tin singled to right and "Pug" took third mid scored when Antlo Jockeyed between first and pecond. Hudur struck out. OriuitH Push tallied twlco In tho fourth Inning. Kuublun reached first Iiiiho on u scurtch hit to Crows, linker went out to Ihiihch, Williams lilt to deep confer and took second whllu Kuublun scered: Wilson muffed Iho throw homo nnd throw wild to third liusu letting Williams score. Hinlth wus tin own out at first baso by Miles, HI. Cyr singled o right field, lllggs went out to Morton. In thu fifth Inning Grants PasH got two more runs; Coolc walked; Osbonm reached flnst Iiiiho on a scratch but to Miles. Kuubliiii grounded to Miles who wuh Interfered with by Cook unil Full Man renched flrHt, Cook scored on Mak er's grounder to Miles who throw flist huso. Wilkinson was nrr Clio bug unil nil Wero safe, ll.iker grounded to WHkln von who throw Vuublau out ut thu lilute. Medford earned threw runs In thu sixth inning when Morton belted u bunt (o first base. Miles funned. Morton scored when Wllkonson doubled to cen ter. "Pug" also doubled and scorod on Autlo's single. Wilson stole third and wus out trying to come home on Ita dor's hunt. flrunts Pass took two moro runs In thu seventh Inning. Cook reached first on ii n nrror by Crews, Osborne doubled to right field. Weckler went nut to Un der wlm threw home. Cook Jockeyed be tween third and home mid scored on un error by Miles, Kiiuhlun wullied. linker went out to Isaacs. Osborne, scored on Williams' single uud Hmlth giouuded out to Wilkinson. In the ilglith Inning Crows wulked and Wilkinson grounded to Wilson who threw Clews out ut second base. Wil kinson took second Iiiiho on u wild littchl by Osborne Kt Cyr muffed "Pug's" fly to right field and Wilkinson scored while "Pug" took second "Pug" was caught ut third Iiiiho. Antlo wus hit by it pitched hull. Thyug batted fur Ha tier uud stuiok out. Neither side could score In tho ninth. To Trunk lsauos go Iho premier hon ors for Medford, whllu WlllllllllH or (Irunts Puss played u slur gitme. Grants Fan. PERHAPS as absurd an argument against direct legis lation as ever put forth is that printed by the Cin cinnati Enquirer, which in a far-fetched simile attributes the crmmixion ot Jesus to Tilate's so-called use ot the ref erendum in referring the sentence to the mob. The En quirer says: "Flanked by the panoply and gorgeousness with which Rome surrounded her colonial governors, and imbued with a sense of justice and' a knowledge of the law, the mighty Pilate could find no fault with the humble Teacher who stood before him; but with the same cringing subservi ence and fear that would control and dominate judges to day if they were subject to the recall, he put the matter up to the surging mob that surrounded the helpless and inoffensive prisoner. The referendum accomplished its ghastly purpose with a celerity and avidity that astonish ed even the martial and warlike representative of the Cae sars. The initiative, referendum and recall are sadly mixed in the Enquirer's plutocratic mind. Referring a decision to a courthouse mob is not a referendum to all the people. Neither was the "surging mob" shouting for the blood of Jesus, benefactor of the people, composed of the peo ple. It consisted of the scribes, pharisees and money lend ers that Jesus had flogged in the temple, whose business Jesus' doctrine interfered with in other words, of plu tocrats and politicians, the same class that today defend a Lorimer and a Ruof. The people always flocked to hear Jesus, but the people were denied a voice by the scribes and pharisee in govern ment then, as they are today by the alliance of big busi ness and politicians. Yet the Enquirer's argument is logical and as erudie as most of the arguments put forth against direct legislation. All. It. M. PO. A. li Weckler, Sb C 0 (I a 1 0 t'uulilaii, ss 4 1 t 0 U O linker, 0 U 1 0 1 0 Williams. 3b. ... r. 1 B 1 y 0 Kmttll. If S 0 2 2 0 0 Ht. Gyr, rf 5 o l t o i lllggs, of 4 0 0 1 II 0 Cook, lb 2 : 0 8 0 1 Outturn, i :i 2 2 () 4 o 3S li 10 27 10 2 Medford. AH. It. H. PO. A. K llortou, :b 4 l l 3 l i Miles, .111 S 0 (l 2 1 1 Cruws, ss 3 (I li 0 2 1 Wilkinson, lb. ..I 2 1 C 1 2 Isaacs, of 4 2 2 fi 1 0 Wilson, o. 4 I) 1 It 0 1 Antlo, ir .'.. S n 2 0 n n Under, rf 4 0 1 S 0 0 Thyng, rf 1 0 o l 0 0 McQuold, i 4 0 0 0 3 0 PRIZE FIGHT CASE DROPPED Procccilinys Apinst McCnrey, Wol- liast, Memsic and Eaton arc Thrown Out of Court hy Judge Willis Re views Case. 'l.OH ANflKl.US. Muy S The wises against Promoter T. J. MeCurey, Ad Wolgusl, (leorgtt Memsle and Hefeiee Charles Klton. charged with having pin moled and participated In a pilxo fight ut Vei noil on Mui eh 17. weie thrown out of eouit this morning by Judge Willis. 36 li 8 25 9 G Two.buso lilts AVlllluius, Ostium, Wilkinson, IsnucH. Struck out -Hy On born h, by McQuold G. Hase mi balls- McQuold I, Ostium Ullt by pitched hall Hy Osborn 2. Time of gumo 2 bourn IK minutes. Umpires Put ton uud Kin iricson. Folic Kurt by motors. OYI.AHOMA C1TV, Okbl , Mil) 8. Knur men. one of them Chief of Pollee llulxttka, are budly lujilied uud several others lien i' minks of eiieouuter us the result of thu Industrial struggle between the Oklahoma Hallway uouipuny and Its employes. Heverul small i lots occurred yHtci'ilti) nnd lust night, but the situa tion U believed to have been relieved by tho appointment of two score deputies. Hv InnliiL-H Oruuls Pass It. II. K. Medford ....It. If. 15. 00022020 0 10 0 3 2 12 0 110 0 0 0 10 0 0 103 0 i o o o 3 o i o r. 02001600 0 .1 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 $ VIX.ES cubed ik a TO 1 DAYS. lA5CO OINTMRNT Is guaruntood to euro any onso of Itching, blind, blooding or protruding plies In 0 to 11 days or nionoy rcfundod. BOo. gpeclnl Oar for Presbyterian. Ooueral Assembly. A special car for the accommodation of delogutus and their families who (lu stra to attend tho guiieral assembly of tho Presbyterian ahuroli to be hold ut; Atlniitlo City, N J . will bo attached to train 18 of tho O W. H & N. C. leulu: Portland ut 10 a. in, May 12, l'Jll. Del egates to the convention should call on our local agents for reservation. USED AUTO. WliHo Gs car, completely equipped with top, wind shield, speedometer pin gun to, etc., oto. will noil for $1G00 UEAH CRKRK MOTOR CO Pure Clear Sparkling You can't afford to do without this splendid, refreshing drink. Cull up and order a cnne sent to tho house. The purest, most haajthful driu.k known is - SISKIYOU MINERAL WATER P. C, BiGHAM, Aicnt, STEWART HERE . TO MEETGROWERS Man Who First Taught Rogue Orch- ardists How to Pack Pears Again Visits City to Confer With Fruit Growers. W. M. Stewurt of the Stewuit Fruit company of K.m FrunclHco uud l.os Au Koles arrived In Medford Sunday nml will meet the ft tilt growers of the valley with the view of nrruiiglug for the dis posal of this year's fruit crop, Mr. .Stewart bundled the Hague Hlver Fruit & Produce ussoelatlou's business lust yenr and Ills dealings gave mil vet mil sat isfaction. In lSDO he came to the Hngue Hler volley uml taught the growers the proper method of packing penis. Yeaterday'e Score. At Oakland Snerumento S, Oakland 2. At 'rlneruinento (afternoon) Oakland 8, .H.iaruimmto 1 At I.os Angeles imomlng game) San Frunolsco 5, Los Angeles t Afternoon Sun Francisco 13, I.os Angeles 6. At Port land Vernon t. Portland S. No games scheduled todiiy Second hand Remington Typewriter For Sale, Littlo Used. Wide ,Cfirriage Medford Book Store NKW YORK, May 8. A concerted ef fort of manufacturers to redueo the grout number of Industrial accidents an niiully occurring In this country will be nindo at tho 16th annual convention of tho manufacturers to bo held at tho Wal dorf-Astoria, Now York city, May 16, 16 and 17. The fact that casualties re sulting from Industrial accidents have finally reached a stupendous total an nually with corresponding human suf fering, loss of national efficiency nnd of property, has made accident prevention tho most Important problem now con fronting thu Industrial world. Tho forth coming convention bf tho 'National Asso elation of Manufacturers will bo used ns the means for a great gathering of man ufacturers and others Interested In ac cident prevention and workmen's com pensation. Many of tho largest Indus unil corporations ns well as tho tank and fllo of manufacturers aro actively co-operating with tho nssoclntton and the result will undoubtedly be, a distinct nil vance In practical efforts to reduce In dustrial wastq of life, limb nnd prop erty. i ii. JESUIT MISSIONARY TO KO&S MEDFORD MISSION r r .r.r TuriTnr I HE 1313 INCUKC BIO DOUBLE BILL London) of Comedy SAY AND HAY ThOBo Eccoutrlc Entertainer They como high, but wo go,t to have them. You can't nfford to miss these I two clover pcoplo In their side-splitting comedy n. laugh every second They tiro with you 16 minutes 16xC0 i 900; Hint's how many laughs you ; get. It's going some. 2 STILL ANOTHER MISS THOMPSON '' Qlnr-lnt- (n1UlMirf1finnltifr fllrppt for Portola theater, Frisco, where she f has boon the leading feature for tho past two weeks. No ono can afford l to miss this great hill. 3 BEELS MOVING PICTURES 3 $ -rv Father Van Clarenbcqk of tho Church of tho Nativity announces that a mission will bn conducted by the Jesuit Mission ary. Hov. Patrick J. O'Hellly. 8. J., at tho Cnthollu church on South Oakdalc street, beginning Sunday, Mny 21, and ending Sunday, 'May 20. Tho peoplo of tho pnrlsh during tho mission nro ex pected to mnke the consideration of the nffnlrs of tholr salcatlon a matter of first Importance, nnd to spend tlmo dally In prayer and meditation. Rock Spring Goal ON HANS ALL THE TIME. phone iooa. Burbidge THE COAL MAN. "CHICK FEED" Ave you raising-chickens? If so j'ou want a batch of our famous "Chick Feed" for the small chicks. This is tho finest feed known to chicken raisers every where and you can't go Nvrnog hy using this brand. Call and get sup plied at once and be suro ' raising the finest :'.Krvs" and "Yellow Legs" in the valley. Remember CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE BLUE RIBBON FLOUR GOLD MEDAL BUTTER Warner, Wortman -6- Gore Grocery Phone 286 Market Phone 281 Home Phone 281 ,$jfa TONIGHT CLEVER PHOTOPLAYS EXCELLENT MUSIC ONE DIME NO MORE MEDFORD THEATRE Monday Evening May 8th THE GREATEST EMOTIONAL ACTEESS OLGA NETHERSOLE (Lieblcr & Co., Managers.) ETA. DOUBLE BILIj SISTER BEATRICE A MIRACLE PLAY BY MAURICE MAETERLINCK AND THE ENIGMA A Modern Drama by Paul Hervieu Seat Sale Thursday: Prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Reservations by mail accompanied by check given preference. '-sr'0ss ssr'-r NATATORIUM - 2 Borllner, Billiard, Fool, Skating', and Snooting1. Tub DatliH for Ladles and Oontlemeu j at nil times. Biff Banco Every Saturday Night. Medford Horse Shoeing Shop- 128 South Ilurctlett Street. Pacific Phono 1831 Home 210-11. C. L. Allen, Prop. GIVK US A TKIAIi Draperies Wo carry a very complete lino of draporlcs, laco curtains, rlxturcfl, oto., nml do all classes of upliolstorlnK. A special man to look aftor this work exclusively anil will glvo at, good ncrvlco as Is possible) to got In ovon tho largest cities. Weeks & McGowan Co TOMATO PLANTS Tho best ever seen in Med ford, all in '1-inch pots. Yon will gain 4 to 6 weeks by planting these instead of planting the old way. J. T. BROADLEY SMITH APARTMENT HOUSE 317 SOUTH IlIVERSIDE AVENUE Thirty completely furnished Apartments for r&nitlles Gns Ranges and Lights Tree Telephones SpeaUlntr Tabes, Call Bells Frivato Baths New, Clean and Sanitary l'or Apartments apply at Premises W M. Smith Prop. iiiiH B ' 'Vi'stiiiiWviLsssiB iiiiB sm MACHINES PLEASE Double Disa Records 65c Medford Music Shop McNKAliY ." CO., SMO WKST MAIN' STHKKT THE WOMAN WHO PAYS HER BILLS by check instead of curren cy never has any trouble about keeping her accounts straight. She knows where every dollar has gone and has none oi' the worry the cash paying woman is sub- ill, ject to. This bank welcomes accounts rrom women "and will be glad to explain any thing connected with a bus iness bank account you do not understand. Farmers & Fruit Growers Bank jjjjgllgrjl1 2f mSVs jdKsnrSSA ailtJftsB PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable COFFEEN a PRICE 25 HOWARD II LOCK, ENTRANCE ON flth STREET. PHONE 303 J 44fr&4 WE SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMER 16 INCH WOOD Oak, $S.00; Pir, $7.00; Pine, $6.00. 3 Tier to Cord. Will Begin to Ship May 15. Phone us at Butte Falls. BUTTE FALLS LUMBER CO. BUILDING SPECIALTIES COMPANY AV&ttlUtofc ;n '"ffmnv 33 NORTH RARTLETT ST. A full lino of Mixed Paints, Leads, Oils nnd Varnishes. Complete stock of Cabots' Creosoto Shlnglo Stains, Wood Tints, Dry Pnints and Kalso mines. Call at tho Sign of N tho Sun and got our prices. .13 NORTH RARTLETT ST. "- l.m.VVV vto- y tf?z&Frzy '-"il" .; ti .l ir riv "-N NV - I U,f-v-l A yyr "-, '.--i u i N 1 "" 'S;r' LaOSMl fcTVjl . ta fl rVnls M'Cv X'vS HUBkC -'' fi "-iX. a -V.ST,J KU 11 VL'H f 1 1A 1-41 ! ' ."V " - : r &?,V' IC.OP Kl & f I J0- uf There can be only one best the Tip Top of excellence. We both aim to get it. You, the clever and successful housewife, want the groceries that give the greatest results in your food that please your family and visitors "TE sell only tip top quality in groceries so that we may get your ti-ade aand retain it. Every item wo send out "is an advertisement of hte qualitv of the oth ers. If we did not maintain tip top value alwavs, our business would not continue to grow as rapidly as it does. Inspect our extensive stock or telephone a trial order. Allen Grocery Co. 32 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE m; irasklus for Hwltli. I
