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PA'GE FOUK
IUEDFORD MATb TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. ,!UNE 111. 1911.
Medford Mail tribune
TAFT DESERTS THE BIG IDOL.
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aV INIttfitMANntSM't NtSVMlAlIA1t
I'UULlHHUD IMIT-.V KXC1C1T HATUIl
VAX JT Tlin MRDKOIID
I'UINTIKQ CO.
Tim Dointtfirntlo TIMos, Th Mutton! '
Mull, Tlin Mdttonl Tribune, Tho South
nrn OrrKunlan, Tho Anlilnnd Tribune j
QUOHOIC l'UTNAM, Editor mid Mnnnf-rc
TAFT'S Canadian reoinroeitv bill moans I'rot' trade willil
tt i ,. . .i i i i i i..i
milium, it is a stop towards universal ireo ir-im-for
the United States. It foreshadows the cessation of
worship of the tm-nt uort Protection by the grand old party
owico Man Tribuno nuiMin?.2s.a7.si for t,0 hoiioHt of the grand old trust.
North Tlr Hired; phono. Main 3021 1 ,.,,. . . , . , , , i i , .
Homo 76. Protection is nothing more nor less than special legis
lation and all special legislation is vicious, demoralizing
and undemocratic There is no reason why any industry
should not rest, upon its own merits and succeed or fail
without legislation that taxes all the people for the bene
fit of the few.
I'rotooted interests have for many veal's successfully
deceived a majority of the people and as a result of the
levy made upon consumers to aid "infant," industries, we
have the multi-millionaire and the billion dollar monopoly.
For decades the people were told that it was necessary
MINISTER
s.
Kntored ntt iwcohd-clngs matter
Mrdfonl, Oregon, under the net
March 3, 1879.
Official
aiwr of tht city or aic-ironi
Paper of Jncl.son County
sunsoRirTioir
una yrnr. uy muii
One month by mail
RATXS.
16.00
l-r month, delivered by carrier In
airtirtiru, jucKiionviiie anu v.cn-
(rnl Ttalnt .BO
Cw?.i5.,ryvS?rn!!:.r.r:::: i:ojto tax themsolves in order to enable the payment of high
er wages by the American manufacturer than nam by the
Kuropean, all of which was bosh, for other conditions were
responsible. America was in process of development
Europe was developed. Modern methods, modern ingen
uity, modern contrivances, modern inventions all helped
to equalize labor cost.
SWORN CTH.GUT.ATIOX.
Dally averasrt for six months ending
December SI, 1910. 2731.
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X,ed Wire XTnlWd Vttn
Blipatchei.
Tho Mall Trlbuno li on nale at th
Ferry News Stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel New Stand. Portland.
Howmnn Nw Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wash.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ail Brown
!" IS
NABBED BY COPS
Recent Arrival at Ashlnntl Cnirylntj
Papers of Orilalnntl Minister
Makes a Nuisance of Himself ami
Leads Officers a Chase.
Just suppose It the fellow who Is
alwnjH paying "what's tho use of talk
inc." should shut up!
Often the glad hand has an Itching
palm.
One Idea of nothing at all to read 13
an Interview
wlti:
l a famous man.
The Xcw Vondon.
Uaby-by
Hero's a fly
Let us swat him, you and I,
Tako a brick,
Or a stick,
Bounce It on his forehead, quick!
Old Man Gilph says, "don't monk
ey with no buz saw and don't start
a tariff ,argument with a wool grow
er."
ASHI.AN'I), June !. A man lv-
lug his nunio ns Uev, Owon F, Do-
Utvort-nu and currying papers whluh
shnweil him to he a lOKUlurly ordain
ed minister of the Christian Church,
was urrostod by Of doer Mngoon. lie
was charged wllli having forced his
attentions upon several girls nhoiit
the city and with Improper conduct
towards girls he lind mot lu the city
park.
DcLuvercau hail made a nuisance
of himself since liU arrival lu Ash-
laud recently. He offered to preach
an Church, but his
refused. He picked an
acquaintance with several girls and
proposed to two or three of them.
He also spent much time lu the park
and frightened young girls by tiylng
to force his attentions on them.
Tor two or throe days previous to
his arrest 'DeUivoreau was watched
bv the police. Immediately after he
When a man sells his vote ho
throws In his self respect for good
measure.
Difficult Tasks
It's hard to emilo
And keep up cheor
"When someone's yelling
In your ear.
It's hard to tell
A tale with grace
When soiueono laughs
In the wrong place.
Where Is the old fashioned party
who used to say an automobile was
a "consarned contraption?"
. It is hard to see yourself as others
see you lr you havon't had any quar
rels with yourself.
A big cotton crop means soft times
for somebody.
It Isn't any use to walk tho floor
will! your troubles. The best thing
to do Is to sit down and make faces
at tho baby.
Somo people never would be sick
If they didn't worship medlciue.
Somo city boys are ashamed of
their freckles; few of their ignorance.
i
They say Senator Lorlmer never
swore, but that was before the direct
election law passed.
Tho rolling stono gathers no moss,
but what could It do with It If It
did?
Tho follow who tries to blow out
his brains doesn't havo much to aim
at.'
Sad Occurence,
On tho roof at midnight,
Jones In misery;
Landed from an airship,
Dldn t have u key.
Uncle Joe a Humorist.
WASHINGTON, 11. C,
June 111. Unclu Joo Cannon
will not enter vaudeville.
Abltt'd regarding u lute ru
mor (lint ho would open u 30
wuekh' engagement in Novem
ber at $3000 u week, the pro
ceeds to go to found ti model
farm near Danville, III., tho
former stpuakur tdmr-ily tilted
his cigar toward tho ceiling
and mtid:
"Will you print llio exact
words I nay:
"Well, here it is: That is
one of the cutest, most harm
less little d n lies that I
liavo heard of in it long time.
Tell tho great, iniquitous prows
for mo thai it won't do any
linrni if they confino tlitsin
boIvos to just Btieh harmless
lit t lo things.
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Tho Suftmlnv lOveniiiL' Post recenllv printed a eonnmri-l ," ''Tff.i
, . i. " i i , .,,...' ' . . , i , at tho Ohrlstl
son between iree trade (J rent Britain anil protected tier-8ervU.t1, W0M, r
many, wliicli can be compared, while America ami hnro
pean nations cannot be. 'hie comparison showed that Uer
man waives were 17 per cent lower, the hours of work 11
per cent longer and the hourly wage 12;" per cent, lower
than in tree trade JSritian. So that the talk of higher
wages being due to protection is buncombe.
While Taft is abandoning protection, or making a start
fm fihiiiidonnicnr. flic deniniMvifs in conirivss seem ro have had been taken Into custody ho was
started towards protection. The "Underwood wool tariff, "rraignod before justice Hurt and
provides a dutv of '20 per cent upon raw wool, upon the demanded a trial.
excuse that it is necessarv for revenue purposes. Perhaps ' ' "Ti1!1 IT'ZrLr'h'!
., . , . ., . , . ,,, ., . i'i i ii iitakeu to Wnh Chunks restaurant lu
it is, but it is also stated that it is essential lor the wool ,.,. wh IMwan, hlPkf ,,.
grower all of which shows that the tariff is a local issue. ,.nvicted blind pigger, one officer
with each section struggling for some of the graft for its being in charge of both. After tho
own localitv. And the democratic congressmen have ceil- i " wero allowed to go to the
sured Brvan because he pointed out their inconsistencv. washroom t the ny .r the restau-
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OH Ml llil VI' filll lill I IIHIM ill IUII lllill till" I I' J'lll "l II l II MITM-
dent is headed toward free trade and the democratic house
is headed toward protection, which is apt to make peo
ple ask whether the protected interests are being kicked
out of the republican, party and being welcomed into the
iliMtiAnintiri 4j11
'. ,u" . , .r(. , . ... , , , ... . (self up from the bank of tho creek
et every one knows no tariff bill will be passed at final ,, mnk0 tracks down the valley.
session and the tantf revision work is simply for politi
cal effect; that the stand-pat senate will undo whatev.er
bluff at revision the house .may make.
The politicians continue to blindly play party politics
as in days of old, forgetting that the balance of power is
now held by the awakened independents who care naught
for party and who understand the game of grab and graft,
and greed played for many rears at Vnshington.
STEPMOTHER SAID
TO BE POISONER
Friend of Mrs. Schcnk of West Vlr
(llnla Arrested Charucd With Al
tcmptliin to Make Away Willi Her
Husband's Child.
BROTHER OF DEAD
MAN
WRITES
lllack stepped out uud Informed tho
officer that the lleverend Del.uvt
reau hail dropped about twenty feet
off the roar of the restaurant and
escaped. The officer ran to the rear
1 lu time to see his prisoner pick him-
11368
0
00 FOR
SUGAR EACH YEAR
Acting President of American Re
fining Company Testifies That To
tal Bill for Sweets Annually in
United States In Gigantic Sum.
ANDERSON HAS
; A PAYING MINE
i
WASHINGTON. I). C, June 1.1. -Edward
Atkins noting president of
the American Sugar Refining foin-
Takes Out $21,000 Since Christmas
States Property Is Not For Sale-
Ore Enough in SIglit to Keep Mill
Busy Some Time.
T. if. Anderson of Kerliy was ri
viMior in .Mciiioki .Monday, coming
in in company with 11. F. Forlicri, who
pany resumed the stand heforo thej is associated with .Miksche & Schmilt
house committee investigating the &u-, J'culty company, in the mining Imim-
gar industry. He testified that t'.iei lies'), and who has been out for some
total sugar hill of the Afinieaii pe-
plo amounted to .f3li8,0l)0,000 iiiuni-
ally. If the duty on raw sugar wen
removed, he assorted, this sum conic
be reduced $Ji.OUU,OU0. Afterward"
ho qualified this statement, wyirrj
that tho removal of the duty would
cripple tho American heel sugar in
terests and probably destroy the cane
sugar industry. lie advocated u par
tial reduction in the duty on raw
Migar, cheapeninj' its cost and pm
(eclintf American producers simulla
neously. FRANK NEIL NAMED
COUNIY EIRE WARDEN
Under (lie authority n'lvcn him by
tho Oregon (Went lire law eiincli'd
by the last legislature, State For
ester F. A. Klliott is actively engaged
in perfecting Irs campaign i'or the
prevention of forest fires during the
approaching dry season. Ahide J'roiu
tho local lire wardens, of whom there
will be about (100 in th estate, super
vising wardens uro being appointed In
caoh of the heavily timbered coun
ties'. In that portion of the state
huving but a small amount of timber,
two or more counties will lie looked
after by nun supervisiog warden,
Frank it. Neil of Kagle Point, Or.,
has been appointed to the position of
suporvining warden for Jackhon
county. Tli is appointment was made
by tho stite forester nfler a very
careful consideration of tho recom
mendations received from the prin
cipal limber-land owners of this ter
ritory, Persons residing in localities
not covered by u local fire warden
should consult him in regard to burn
ing of slashings anLinforinution con
cerning tho Tiro law.
days looking over properties in the
neighborhood of Mr. Anderson':
mine, .Mr. Anderou is Ihe owner of
a producing property which promises
to yield him lnrge returns in the
course of development; lie lutl al
ready on deposit in the First Na
tional bank at Grants Puss bullion to
the value of '.21,000, taken out since
last Christmas, and states that the
properly is not for sale ut any pneo.
Ho says that there is a largo amoiiiit
of development .work and prosneet
ing going on quietly in his neighbor
hood; K. JL Wilson, for instance,
having just brought in and set up a
10-ton mill, with two conceulrutois,
snw-mill for mine timbers, etc.,
which is ready to start up today,
with oro enough in sight on the
claims owned by M. Wilson to keep
the mill busy indefinitely.
Mr. Fobes slates that tho people
of Medford should rub their eyen
open and wake up to the fact that a
genuine mining industry is being de
veloped in tho hills around this val
ley not a "boom" in the ordinary
sense of the word, carrying with it
tho suggestion of inflated values and
utlimute disappointment lo investors,
but a real industry of large propor
tions, which will bring men of means
and experience in the mining world
hero as permanent investors and res
idents of the valley.
' Stock Company Quits.
The Gorman-Ford Stock company
after playing two nights at (ho Med
ford opera house, closed their en
gagement last night duo to luck of
patronage. Once again has it been
dcmonstialcd that a stock company
cannot mako good at tho opera
house. '
The show was not below the usual
standard of slock companies, but
Mcdford's lasto lias been oullivnled
until nothing but the best takes.
neljivereau litd been staying at
the Hotel l'avk and after his escape
his effects there were searched. Let
ters from sweethearts lu Kverett,
Wash., and Sandr, Or., were discov
ered. Tho escaped minister was recap
tured yesterday afternoon by O. W.
Ilako. the carpenter, who found l)e
Uivereau hiding In tho north end of
town.
'r
O. F. Horn, U man representing
himself to be a niinistcr, was bound
over to tho grand jury nt Ardilnud
Monday by Justice J. G. Hurt, lie
was held oa the charge of contribut
ing to the delinquency of small girls.
The man seems to have a mania
for Millialing tho acquaintance or
girls of from M to 1 years of age
ami making love, to them. Mo tempt
ed them with alluring prospects of
travel, and his operations in A-h-land
were nipKd in the bud by the
vigilance of the Miliee force.
Documents were found on the per
son of Horn which showed that he
had been apprehended in Glackaums
coiiulv on n like charge, and ufter
giving bonds (o appear had left sur
reptitiously. Certain hnudsuieu in
that count v will probably be interc-d-cd
in knowing of his whereabouts.
Horn rcprenculH himself to be a
minister and stated that ha expects
to complete a course in a theological
seminary. Ho has been married
twice and has a wife at the present
time.
He was given n preliminary hear
ing Monday, the offense huving been
committed on June 7 uud H. He was
arrested on Juno 8 but escaped and
was not caught again until Monday.
PHYSICIANS SAY '
KOHL WILL RECOVER
HAN FItANOJSCO, Cal., Juno 1.1.--Physicians
today believed that Dr.
Fred Kohl, millionaire clubman shot
by Adole Veruo, will recover. Ho waH
so far recovered today that physicians
planned an X-ray examination pre
paratory to removing tho bullet. ThiJ
Vergo woman continues hysterical In
her ceil and ut midnight It was nec
essary to suiiiman a physician to ad
mialstor opiates.
DIOliAWAIti:. Ohio, Jlmo 111.
Mrs. Josalij It. Way-llenkb'. arrested
for tho alleged poisoning of Iter stop
duiiKhtiir, Mill I Inutile, aged V!l, Is
out under bond today, and piotesls
her luuoi'ouco of a chartto which, In
many ways, parallels tho Scheuk
case la Wheeling, W. Vu. Mrs.
Ileuklu Is a riiuiul of Mrs. Laura
Farnsworlh riehouk, recently tried
for the alli'Ki'd polsouluK f her hus
band, tho millionaire.
Merl llmiklu, thu pretty victim of
the alleged poisoning, was a favorite
with Ohio W'esleyau University stud
ents here. A mouth agt Im return
ed from a visit to AIIiuuh, Ohio, suf
fering from a nervous breakdown.
Her step-mother attended her. Itc
cunlly shu was taken to the Joint Case
Hospital and an hour later physicians
pumped two drachms of arsenic from
hor stomach. Only the fact that
such a large quantity of tho poison
had boon given her saved bur life,
physicians say.
Detectives who Investigated as
sert that tho poison was udmlulxtor
ed In a glass of grapc-julci which luv
stop-mollicr had given her the day
before she was taken lo tho hospi
tal.
"From the moment I was tnkeu III.
I was afraid," said Miss llcnklo.
"Mrs. Ilonkt'i seemed Jealous of my
father's attention to mo. After I had
been sick a few days I noticed that
thliiKs tasted peculiarly, lu tho mid
dle of tho night I frequently woko
up with a start to see Mrs. Ilonkbi
clad la her ulKhtKown. staudluK
above mo. Then camo an awful day.
when 1 thouitht I was to dlo. Papa's
wife entered tho room and related an
awful dream she had during tho
night. Sho told me how shu had ween
a whlto hoarse stop In front of tho
house, six men walk up tint stairs
and carry mo out. 1 wbb too weak
to protest and was forced to onduro
It."
PRESIDENT GRAY
UNABLE TO COME
Other Railroad Men, However, Will
Arrive In Medford Next Friday on
Inspection Trip After Vlsltin"
Klamath Falls.
Corta Damns Asks Chief of Police
Hltson for Information nciianllnu
Life of His Drotlnr Hero Ooforc
Ho Was Killed.
Steal pepper Shakes.
With scvoral note of popper and
salt shakers in thoir possession three
men walked out of tho Manhattan
cafo at 12 o'clook Tuesday morning
in Ihe ubsenco of the wailor and have
not been neon sine".
Tbo cashier saw (ho llioft and no
lifiod the police who dinned the men
north along Front Btreel and the
railroad trucks: hut could not catch
them. The idontity of nt least one
of thu men is known uud further
complications aro expected,
Look at tho classified ads if you
have lost sotnothing and if the
With the exception of President i'
It, (Iray of the Hill lines hi Oregon
party sjf Hill railroad officials will
arrive in Medford next Friday night,
probably on train Hi, from the south
President (Iray was unable to ac
company the party.
Preparations aro under way to ar
rango a -reception for thu party on
their arrival hero. It is possible that
a banquet will bo tendered, (hiuigh
this will depend upon thu desires of
President (Iray.
The party leave Portland on Tues
day morning upon u special train and
will bo accompanied by roprcseutn
tives of the Portland papers.
Tho party will go to Madras, Me
loliit.H, Culver, Opal City, itnymoud,
I.aidlaw, Jiend and Prineville, when)
they will bo entertained by Ihu com
mercial clubs and civic bodies of
these hustling interior towns. From
ouch point, they will visit by auto
mobiles thu surrounding country with
a view to ascertaining the needs of
Ihu country from a transportation
standpoint, and for the purpose of
becoming aeipiainlcd with conditions
generally.
Following uro the names of those
who will compose thu purly: II. ('.
Nutt, fourth vice president Northern
Pncifin railway, Tacoma; .1. 0. Wood
worth, traffic manager Northern l'a
cifio railway, Kl. Paul; A. I). Charl
ton, assistant general passenger
agent Northern Pacific railway,
Portland; Henry Plukelcy, general
western freight agent Northern Pa
cific railway, Tacoma; F. If. Fogar
ty, assistant general freight agent
Northern Pacific railway, Portland',
. J. llrioluir, immigration agont
Northern Pacific railway, Kt. Paul;
'O. I). Wheeler, advertising depart
ment .Northern Paoifio railway, Kt.
Paul; F. Ii. Piper, nuuitging editor
Oregonian, Portland; John F. (Jar
roll, general niunngur Telegram, Port
land; C. K. Jackson, publisher Jour
nal, Portland; II, K. Cook, official
photographer and stenographer.
Look among (ho classified nds for
tho address of your next boarding
placoi
Where to Go
iTonight
giMl
Chief of Police llilson Is lu ri
ooipt of a loiter from Carta llarnos,
a brother of Arthur Murnos, who was
killed III a freight wreck on tho Mod
ford (I iiioii ry company's siding somo
weeks ugo,
Thu wiitor .stilled thai ho under
stood that his brother worked ou a
ranch near Medford and wUhcd fur
tlier information. Harm" wits of n
wandering disposition and had mil
been to the old homo near Molmuk.
Mo for III years.
Ho hud tliioo siilors in O.iuard,
Cab, but for somo loasoii did nol ro
for Ilia authorities lo Ihcui. There
we ro oilier relatives nearer than Mo
hawk, Mo., but these al-.o were un
awaio of his death until lately.
HiiHklun for Health.
PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our office Is now loratod lu our pack
ing house, and Is open for the season
From now on wo will have tho dull)
reports all markets, showing price
realized by the California Fruit DIh
trlbutors, and all other shippers.
Any duo Interested Is Invited ti
conic in and look thorn over and com
pare prices. Ily shipping with us you
will liiivn nil llin mll'iiii'ui'i.M. nf (hi1
largest ami most complete declduou
soiling organisation in tho United
.States and at a lower cont to you than
lu tho past.
I .nut voiir we linmlloil tmnrlv tnh
thousand, car loads, or sovonly-slx pot
coat of iho'cutlru California crop.
Kouiomoor wo
I' O O ! X ( T II I X (1
AH fruit lit Hold nti Its Individual
mortis, and oach growers anmu and
prices realized for cadi shipment ar
published lu the catalogues. Pooling
was tried and failed years ago lu Call
forula.
If you want to soil kco uh. if you
u-niit in it t iirlnt . Inmii'Ct our Hamuli'
and Kot our price before purchns
Ing.
l HO 1) UdKltS !' IllMT CM).
K. M. .McKoany, .Noilliwcsterii Agent.
Homo I'linuc ili. I'urlflo 701)1.
DAHLIAS
Now I tho 1 1 tn o to plant
Wo have a cholca annortmont
of tlno growing plants In pots.
All tho novelties lu I 'J 11
Dahlias.
J.T.BROADLEY&Co.
tint'iilimiHo near City Koiorvolr
Kloni C niul (Vol nil Aicaun
Phone r.i:ti miii iint.
The warm weather will soon
bo licrc. Wo havo tho necon
nary requirements to mako
work easy in warm wenthnr.
Boo us for tho host of KLKO
TH1C FANS and tho best of
prices.
SOUTHERN OREGON
ELECTRIC CO.
27 SOUTH OKNTUAt'.
YOUR
Vacation
Will Laat Always
IF YOU HIICOllI) IT WITH A
Kodak
Medford
Book
Store
I WAU 'I'l.MI! I'SCAI'I
2 ItO.MANCH ON 1IAIM).
HIS I.MAdi: IX THK WA'ICH
IWMIIiV THOI'IIM'H
Four tJooil I'leliircN Tonight.
Don't Coll lo Soo Tlicim
oxu di.mi:
THE ISIS THEATRE
TWO IIKJ HKADI.I.N'HKH
I K.MUIISO.V AXD WltKHIT
Singing ami Daiii-lug Conieilliuix
I'or oaUNtug a laugh riot lu San
i l-'rauuhu'o for tho pant nuvoii dnys,
(hoy have lionu soul to Modford
for four ulghls to show what Ihoy
can do when It's Up to thoiii lo
show you how ihllciihiiiNly funny
J they can bo.
Tlioso aro tho funulent ever.
ItOIIKHT ri.WNMH
I Olio of I ho best buck duurcrn ou
tho staito today, who holds his nil
J illxuco for Ion minutes with his
I muiga and brings forth groat tip
pliuuo with his funny slops at tho
J close of act.
7
NAT THEATRE
In now open every night and Sat
urday and Sunday afternoon. Thu
roxloat nud coolest thoator lu town.
Fluent of light, and tho bout film
subjects.
OhiiUKn of program Sunday-i,
Wotlnctiduys and Friday. Admin,
(don 10c. Come onco and you will
come nKalu.
U-GO
Friday and Saturday
..."WKSBa THU
OIOWDI OO"
"Till: 1.1. )X AXD TDK MOUSK"
Tho groat Now York urceHrt.
Look Prk'Ofl 2r.o and 3f.c.
Sunday "At I'liu-y Uldge."
0m0l
NATATORIUM
I Thursday afternoon, Juno irith,
Ladles will bu furuUhod bathing
suits and a froo swim between 2
....i i
4 lllill I, l, HI,
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
i I
The Merrivold Shop
FOR
STATIONERY
l.'tl W. Main St., Medford.
WOOD FOR SALE
IJiiiltnd niiioimt of Dry Aah, olthor
block or split. Low prloo.
Phone 3311
Rock Spring
Coal
OH, HAND AZ.Z. TM tilt.
VKOKB 1003.
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