Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 19, 1911, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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ftrEDTTORP MATT, TRITONE, mPFORP, ORKflON. VRrPAY. MAY .19, 10tl.
WOODROW WILSON'S CAMPAIGN
IT is announced, with a groat waste of newspaper spaee,
flint Wnndrmv WilsmiNvill snmid two (lavs ill Oreiron
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Medford Mail Tribune!
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AN INUISPENDKNT NKWBPAl'KIt
rUllhlHIIKI) DAIl-V KXCniT KATUH-
DAY Y TMR MKOI'ORD
i rniXTiNo co.
.W-5??nl?S?aLl2. ,S'P"i. Jte.3'?tf stiul.vinir the offeot of lmnular letrislation.
PIHII, J 11U M I'll I fill 1MUUIIV, 1IIV OWUUI'I ,.. 1
irn OrcKonUn. Tho AnbHnd Tribune j Tho kllOWledlTO that llO tlierohv obtains Will 1)0 S VUl-
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uable as thabsoeured 01 a country Crom a ear window, lie
will go baek toNew.lersev with the same amount of "local, Jury Awards Her $7500 in Suit
color" that many of our near writers exhibit when pic
turing life in the great .west after chasing across it like
a sky rocket.' " i
Woodrow Wilson is a presidential possibility. He has;
been touted for the place tor some six or eight years or
more by Harpers eekly. owned by .1. 1'ierpont .Morgan,
lie has' been endorsed by Win. J. Hryan, and it must be
admitted that the combination is a strong one.
Governor ilson is tenderly and kindly treated by the
Autocratic press of New York C'itv, which is thrown in-
anoilQB 1-UTN'AM, Kdttor nnd ManrtRtr
Kntoroil ivh mcond-clam matter ft
Mudford, OrcRon, under the net of
March , 1K.P.
Offlrtnl lnpor of tho City of Jdodford
1'npor or jacKion county
Official
SUOBCRtrTXOIT HATES.
Onn yrnr, by mnll IB 00
One month hv mall . ............ .80
lor month, delivered by cnrrler In
Mrdford. JnckiiomlllA ivnd Cen-
trnl Point . . . . .GO
plutocrat ic pi
tf Vy.n,R!,.'.?cr.ar:::: ?i2 to hysterics at mention of Hrvan, and enthusiast icly chain
l.'ff'-"w"""""ww V V fcft
pioned hy the bryan democratic press, winch united tin
BWOSK CIRCULATION.
nvcrac for nix months ending
:t
Dnllv nvcrac'
December 31. 1910.
mil
Ctaitd 'Wire Unlttd rra
Dltpatcbt.
The Mull Trlbuno lit on Mile t th
rcrry Js'ows .sianu. san irancisco.
lortlnnd Hotel New Sin ml, Portland,
How man News Co.. Portland. Ore
W. O Whitney, tVnttlo. Waili.
GETS DAMAGES
Brought Against tho Pacific &
Eastern Railroad Followlun the
Death of Walter C. Gitnllner.
Mr. Myiilo O.uillnor. mlmlnliti.ttrK
of tho Mtuti of Wiiltvr C, tliirtllm-r, wim
nwnrdod ITttfO by tho Jury which hiitiil
tho ilntiHtKo o'1' brtutKlit tiy MrK tlirl
iter nimlivNt th IVrlflp .fc NAiti ri toll
rood. Tho n' will bo mtrrU-tl by thr
road to tho nuiroiiH wurt.
Mr. ' nnHi'iiT, iih mtmliilwtmtrlv,
brtiiiKht tho ut following Mr (tnrdltii'r'ii
Uttli nt l'urtliiml In October. Ho wait
nn onKlnoor on tho iimil rolhnvliiK a
wrook li vtHittHl l'ortliunl mul wom
oiwmtml iiittin uvlnc Tho ilofono
.KMnlmoil thrtt t!o dlX-rutlOit wui mioln
Inocoiouiry bv Inlurlcx rwohotl In ino
i i ! . .i ! .ii wai ill. i
Mia, BroSon'ii Tnnrikl
Tho fiinorul of Mii. Mury A. Urokor
wn hold ut 2 ail o'riovk Thoiiolny ir
toinoon ftom IViIh" CihUIhIUm jmr
loll). HfV. UollUIIl llffh'IktCll mul Mix
tttomhoiH of tho V O V. lU'lotl mi iiH
homo, mh follow n II O. HhtHiioi, C
M. WHlBumoitr W. Itouo. w, M
Sohulm, J. II Ahwoll mul liiinoll Mil
lor. Thoro woio n niimbor of fhn'ul if
forliiKH.
mnrosD. oheooii.
Mclronolls of outhom Oregon nnJ
Northrrn California, and tho fastest
ernwlni rllv In Oroeon
lopuVllon I' A cnsus 1910: SS40;
OMImatod, 1911 10.000.
rio hundred thouind dollar Gravity
Wnttr Hystcni completed, clvlnn finest
supply pure mountntn water and six
toen miles of street bolnu paved and
contrncteii for at a com exceeding .
'OOO.OCO, makltiB a total of twenty mile
cif tiAVimrnt.
Potofflco receipts for year cndlntf
March 31. 191. show increase or 41 per
cent. Hank detosits a gain of 23 v.t
cent.
lUnner fnilt city in Oreiron lingua
Itlver Spltxenberjr apples won swrvp-
BlaKe prizo nna line or
"Appl Xlnff of tb Woria."
nt tho National Applo S3how. Spokane.
1S09, and a car of Ncwtowns won
Tint Price In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show.
Vancouver. II. C
Itocuo Itlver poars brought highest
firlces In all markets of the world dur
ng tho past six years.
Write Commercial club, inclosing 6
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet 'cr written.
late eminent jurist, Alton 13. Parker
Wilson's reception by republican papers is suspiciously
warm. Even the hide-bound Oreironian nlaces him above
Thomas Jefferson as a statesman: "Governor Wilson is nfe"' "y ",,"U,!,
fine specimen," says that palladium of partisanship, "lie;
has Jefferson's wide out-look and more than his ''PiffnpQflc Cprnnfl
ship. Tie has the same marvelous understanding of op- LUillCauj tJUtUllU
portunity and readiness to seize upon it, the same con
tempt for mere traditional ideas and established formulas.
Lie is a man who is in tune with his age. Intellectually
alert, with the stars for pilots, he addresses himself bravely
to sail the seas of democracy, fearless of wreck, confident
of reaching happier shores than man ever trod." Who
would have thought it trom the Oregoman!
Opening Sat. 20
This will be a day nf prwt sating fur
Mod ford piople. Tho sloro has Invn
Jammed urn! pocked (ho whole wook.
Thoii'umM nml thuotMiid of peoplo ruil
III till H.1VlllLt mi till Mlll.'k tlllt 111
hiff con mill's jisrn Hrvim wjis shmitniL' lor the initiative only a few moro d.. i strip th
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WILL OBSERVE
MEMORIAL
y
Wearers of the Blue and the Gray
''will Hold Suitable Services on Dec
oration Day in Memory.of Departed
i Comrades.
Tho old guard Is trasslng away One
- by one the yctcr-ans of the 'great rebel
Uoa aro Journeying over the great dltldt!
to Join the countlrf bHttallons that lj.ivy
gone uorore. uheru numireus or tnmi
sands.of veterans rallk-d to the standard
a decade wcu tho roll oil! of today flndi
but a remnant of that once mighty hot
that fought with Grant In the Wilder
ness. mnrchtM with Sherman In his fa
mous march across Dixie and cruisvtl
with I-'arragut along tho seaboard and
In tho bayous of thu Mississippi rlwr.
And thu defenders of IJUle are also
passing. Theso men who fought with
I toller t II Iee and Stonuvrall Jackson.
In Medford today nr a number of old
soldiers and these In memor) of tli-lr
comrades are prt-iMrlng liurehKte c -r
tmonltis for Memorial day
At 10 o'clock ttiet gruves in tho I O O
P. cemetery will be decorated at 3 o'clock
1'. comcteiy will b decorated. At 2
o'clock tho G. A. It. and V. It C to
guther with the flru brigade. Klks and
other organizations will march to the
city park whem tho services for the un
known dead will bv held. Hon William
Gore will deliver tho Decoration day ora
tion and music will U furnished by th
Medf6rd concert band
Tho rest of tho program has not been
completed and the G A. It. and V. It C
will meet at tho Anglo opera hourt.t
Tuesday, Muy 33, nt 2 o'clock tit com
lileto Die tirrungements for hto duy
CANNERY
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A
EN
Many Tons of Vegetables are Con
tracted For Roguelands to De
liver Cucumbers and Tomatoes
Contracts Are Made.
Bri
iI'idl'HtloiiH that the Itoguo ltlvrr
Qunnery und Kvapuratlng Cojupuny will
bo' worked to itH full euiuolty uro ol
lent from tho amount of gtinlen truck
nil cmly commoted for.
"Tim ltogueliiudM Company has eon
tractod for ono aero of cueuinbcrH and
flo uort'H of tomatoes on their tract at
Itoguolunds. All told twenty ncros of
tqinatjpcH aro already uiidqr contract with
thp ciiniitfig rompaiiy and otla'r tmtts
a'lit HCiitti'ieil throughout tho valley. The
factory Is louituil on tho Itogue Hlvor
Valley Uulhvu about a mllo out of
Metlford.
and reterenduin. Jle was denounced as a crazy popu
list." JTe chami)ioned the recall, lie was a "bomb throw
ing anarchist." lie favored popular election of senators. I
lie was a "'dangerous demagogue. I jut Woodrow il-;
son following in .Bryan's foot steps, advocating these same,
things, is "piloted' by the stars" and "in tune with hisi
age." 11q is proclaimed greater than .leffcrsou he has;
"the statesman's grasp" and "the philosopher's undcr-I
standing."
Bryan was caricatured as a tool, and a jester, ridiculed
as a buffoon, misrepresentation and abuse descended in
a torrent upon him. But upon Woodsaw "Wilson these
same persons place thb mantle of Solomon and chanting
praises, humblv fawn upon him.
The Mail Tribune, along with every other newspaper in
tho country, recently received free a page ot plate concern
ing Woodrow "Wilson. This consisted of six columns of
reading matter, with pictures of our hero in repose, and in
action, stories of his personality, beliefs and performances.
Lvcry newspaper m the land has been supplied m advance
with copies of his numerous speeches in his swing around
the. circle. In fact, his publicity bureau is as good or bet
ter than Roosevelt 's and equal to that of the "Sage of
Esopus" who also ran. Tt has cost a good many thous
ands of dollars to thus inform the public and it would be
interesting f!o know, "who pays for it.
If Governor "Wilson believes, as he says, that the siilva
tion of the world depends upon the rule of the people, why
does he fear to trust the people with the recall of the
judiciary? ITas not the history of the United States shown
that the courts are all powerful i Have thev not constantly
overridden the wishes of the people as expressed by legis
lation? Have they not arrograted 10 themselv6s greater
powers than even congress or the executive or the people
possess? Do they not even modify and nullify laws after
their passage, by reading in words, as in the Standard Oil
decision? xVre not courts all too frequently, controlled by
political bosses, financed by corporations? Js not a deci
sion often the price paid for nomination and election
AVhat have the criminal rich to fear from law breaking or
law making, when the' can control the courts which make
and unmake the laws? And finally, does not an outraged
public opinion always force a court to revise itself an in
direct referendum?
It is to be hoped that Governor Wilson's study of direct
legislation in Oregon, will convince him of the desirability
of giving the people full power, state and nationally, to
nominate, eject and recall all officials, administrative, ex
ecutive and judicial, and to initiate or referend any legis
lation enacted by the people's representatives in state or
nation.
Governor Wilson has so far made a good record. 1 f his
presidential campaign is at jiresent financed by AVall
Street, it probably will not be at the show down, fie did I
not deliver the goods to the political boss who made him
governor, and as president, he probably would follow the
same course.
walls.
GO
ENDLESS CHAIN SYSTEM
TO
HI'OKANi:. WuHli.. May 19 l'lurin aro
bojug complutud todu for u now "cud
Iuhh" chain xcheiiin of Hequilng moro
uettlerH for tho l'aolflo North wuhi. 'j'lio
Oront Northern Hallway working In con
Junction with vurloiiH commercial bodli-H
purposoa to Boeiiro from auecesHful et
tloia tho mi men o f their frlcmlH and I il
lative In tho I'uxt. Implicate natw will
ho niudo, ono going to tho tellroad, tho
other to tho commitielul oluhu. Doth
will ivrltu lottorH unit wend lltoruturo do
Hcflhlng tho NoithwoHt ,'ind tho Hotth-rH
thmmtlvoti Will bo loiiuexted to aid In
!urauudlui their frlunds to como went
MONEY TIGHT; .
REASON FOUND
Twenty-three Hoboes Arrested by Po
lice Found to Ha've'Laid Up Large
Amount of change Sixty Cents In
tho Bunch. '
Tho money, market !x tight ut present
us ovoryono knowp hut not until today
was tho rconon for tho IIiIh discovered
Thurmliiy nlh'lit found 23 hohoex In tho
city caliihouae with (10 cenlM In tho
huiioh. Thexo men had hoaided up their
Health for yeum und (jrudunlly reduced
tho amount of miivy In vlioulatlun un
til tho prcenl flnunclul criislH Ih tlo re
null. CltlniiH of (li)ti utninp aro not
wonted In Medford nml with Chief III(t
noil uotlfiK uh it f-uurdluu angel I lie
MeHHiH. Jlookerhllt wended their way
aloi.t; tho Ilex toward tho lioilon.
look at tho clasHiflod ndH if you have
loM Homnthlnf and If tho finder hadn't
udvortlaod, You AdvertUo.
L
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COUNTY
OFFICERS HERE
County Court Comes to Look Over
Road Machinery Recently Pur
chased by Jackson County Plan
Extensive Improvements. '
Tho mrmherH of tho county rourt
of I. Inn county aio upcndlm; n few dayx
In Medford for tho purpoMo pf looking
over tho road machinery recently pur
cliaxed hy thlH county hoforo placing
thejr order. Thoy uro lielnir Hhown about
tho valley hy aeorgo U DuvIm.
Tho inemherH of tho county court xlnle
that thoy uro planning oxlenfalvo roud
Improvement In ihelr county,
NOTICE.
AH real etato men are heroliy notified
that my ranch Ih now off the murkot.
CO WAIiUCB WOOIJH.
I,ool: for the ud that tsjhi you who
wantH to find tho job yoa liars to offer.
Uniktna for Health,
CHICK
FEED"
Avq you raising chick
ens 71 f so, vou want a
lmttfh. of our famous
1 'ChiJ-k Feed " ToV the
small(cliicks."riiis is the
finest-feed known to
u "If
chicken raisers every
where and you can't go
wroii" bv using this
brand. Call and get sup
plied at once and bo sure
of raising the finest
"Frys" and "Yellow
Legs" in the valley.
"We can o My you with
OYSTER SHKLL
GROUND HONE
CRACKED WHEAT
and 'OHIOK FOOD'
Remember
CHASE & SANBORN'S
COFFEE
BliUE RIBBON
FLOUR
GOLD MEDAL
BUTTER
3 I
Warner,
Wortman
' i
Gore-
Grocory Phone 286
Market Phone 281
Homo Phorie 281
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Where to Go I
"tonight : I
tu
1 4
t fcaiOonW
Wild AtilmMi
Africa
:e0il
fxt of t tit 111m litntriWlML' I tin
J durliiK eyplnllM or Ihirrnlu Jinii-t mid
J bin i'obo)x on ildt mid In Juiuthv
i HhinoovHoM. illinffei-. Cliiilnh Call.
i I .mm mid other nlld illilliiuhl mo
4 HUhdlled by the rop Olid Imiitli'd bo-
foro vour eK
OTHER rilATUHJIB
!NO XMORTlAtin IN VHtOS
Bvclitl School Olillitrcni Matlu Sat
urday, at30 Ailmliaton Ac. .
i
NATATORIUM
norUnv, SlUUrdi, Vool, Bkatlor. nd
Bliootlnf,
i .
j Tub Baths for Z.rtdla aud lntlamn
' t alt Tiunta.
J Dig Dnco Every Httnrday Wbjht.
!
THE ISIS THEATRE
. TonxaiiT
My n ntrokt' of kihmI lurk wo Imvo
born nblo to hcuiio otto of lh tuuit t
novttl uriii our xhowii.
KALI. Ann ROBE
Dlnvt from I'liulnK'",
Ititrodot Int.- Tblr
NOVKI.TY INDIAN ACT
t'onnlxtlni; of
liidlm ShiKlnj mid IXincliii.
Como Ono. Como All
3 UEEX.S MOTIHO FICTUREB 3 i
WED. SAT. SUIfDAY MATXMBB j
rit iiuiMi rioutx uy
4 . -4ftJUAAJAJ A
,."WKERB THE i
OO" J
CROWES
IU-GO
T
j Marjorie fM a n'cl o v i 1 1 o 1
j ntm Jior iiintI roinpunj. triiuiitltii) !
ft ixuuuiui -i-iirrr.Ai'i t'OiiH'dy I
Dm nut. i
"THE SHERIFF AND
THE LADY" '
Sonci bitwi'.rt nun by MIm HoImi J
HHtl.iltlm by I'oiuixiuy Z
.
BUY YOUR
Green Goods
Here Saturday
Here is a list of what we
will have for sale all
fresh and fine, and sold at
reasonable prices:
Fruit
Strawberries
Oranges
Jiananas
J-Yesh Pineapple
Vegetable
Artichokes, Cucumbers,
Green Peas, New Potatoes,
Tomatoes, Los Angeles
Head Lettuce, Spinach,
OlliflllM. AH'IT!ll'ilril ii.
ishes, Green Beans, Ektr I
Plant, Cauliflower, Rhu
b.'u'b and Cabbage.
Olmstead &
Hibbard
WEST SIDE GROCERS
MANN'S
Medford's Popular Price Store
Central Ave.-Near P. O.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
HAIR NETS
Regular 10c ones
with rubber,
special
5c
DRESSING SACQUES
Made of fine lawn and
percale, all sizes,
special,
each
59c
NECKWEAR
Beaut iful Dutch collars
and .Jabots, 2.rjc
values, special
each
15c
SAFETY PINS
Stewarts safetv pins, all
sizes, sold regular at 10c,
special
a
' ill (1 .. t !
1 'ilia
5c
SKIRTS
Womcns linen finish wash
skirts, worth
$1..")0, special
i iiiimii inu
$1.19
19c
TALCUM POWDER
"Williams" violet Talcum
powder, 2"ic
Cans,
special
UMBRELLAS
Women's 2G inch Taffctta
uubrellas up t) !?2.(K) val
ues,
special
eacu
98c
15c
HOSE
(fit tit i
'liiirson nose lor women
fast black
lifie quality, spec
ial a pair .. .
BELTS
New wash bells with pearl
buckles, l!.")c J A
value, special i JC
'(I'll
GLOVES
Long lisle glnves, all col-
39c
ois, wtir
special,
a pair .
h 7fc
(lood heavy
muslin, worth
7c, special
a vard
MUSLIN
unbleached
5c
11 llll.-M t'l .-!,
$2.48
DUSTERS
omens .linen ilusters,
good Jl.oO
values,
special
CURTAIN SCRIM
"Bungalow" styles, new
patterns, li.'ic in
vn,iM.,Mf , loC
sccial a yard --
LACE
and
10c
Wide Torchon iac(
Juscrtion, .splendid
quality,
special, ill
a yard VXj
J
FINAL NOTICE
TO Proporty Owners on tho Following Named Streets
North Riverside Avenue, , , ,
North Central Avenue,
Court Street,
West Eleventh Street,
South King street
The second payment, and interest on water main as
sessment is due and must be attended to at once.
G.H.SAMUELS,
fill Deputy Treasurer.
J
BW6T?0i';,;
DROP A LETTER IN THE
BOX
n biHlm your rlni k fur iiilllliii'r dnHN
iiiukliiK or bitiiNilinld IiUIh mid rbl nur
mind of vurry lly Imvlni: u Imnk in'
I'oiuil you mo iplill:rd In oxtTi'luo mro
In biioiicllmr TIiIh bolpu you to form
tin' miVliiu Titbit. Wo Invito you to do
poult Iiaio, mul, offur you irim.t and
onurli'oiiM Hi'rvlii. A kIiiiich ot nlir limt
Mtlltl'lllllllt Will Kl0 yoll llllNOllllO Cllllfl-
doiiro In our nolvoncy,
Second hand
Remington
Typewriter
For Sale.
Little Used.
Wide Carriage
Medford
Book
Store
Farmers S Friiit Growers Bank
FOR SALE 1 -;
CITY PROPERTY
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNLOO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg
Rock Spring
Goal
OX KAHD AZiZi THE IIHB.
PHOKU 1003.
Burbidge
THH OOAI. MAW,
Medford
Horse Shoeing Shop
128 South IbiroUet't Street.
pAclflu I'hono 1831
Homo 210-11.
C. L. Allen, Prop.
OIVH US A THIAIj
mh
SMITH
APARTMENT
HOUSE
917 SOUTH HXVBHSXDB AVrWUK
Thirty eouiplotoly furulnhad
Aprtmnti for ramlllta
Oh nfi and Xilirbtf
rro Tlepbout
Sptrtklof Tabti, Call oll
FrWat Bfttlii
Maw, Oltmi rd HAultary
Vox ynrtmtnta Apply t
Freiutid
W M.Smith, Prop.
WOOD FOR SALE
BLOCK WOOD
f VBB Z.OAD
T
Plion Main 3501 or loavt orflora nt
Medford Hardware
Company
.,