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AN INDUrKNIDiNT NHWHPAPKH
rUUUHUr.O IMtlAT KXC:rT HATUll
UAT 11 Y T1IH MISDKUIU)
PIUNTINO CO.
Tho lemoerntlo Tlmen, Tho Mrdford
Wall, TI10 Modfnnl Trlbuno, Tho South-
rn urcffoman, two Asnuuui Tritiums.
CONGRESS MARKING TIME.
' Orrico Mall Trlbuno HulKllng. S8-37-39
North Fir ntrcot; phono, Main SOU
Homo 76.
OROUOn PUTNAM, Editor nml Manage!
Kntrrcd im socoml-clnsa matter n
Mmlforil, Oregon, under tho act of
March 3, 187.
Official Paper of tho City of MeUord
uiuciai rapor or jncKaon uouniy
DBBCXITTIOK &ATEB.
One year, by mall 15.00
wi montn ty man
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Mrdford. Jnrk.innvllln and Cen
tra Point BO
Runriay only, by mall, per year.... 3.04
Weekly, per year l.tQ
BWOHS CEROOLAIOW.
Dally average for six month ending
December ai. 1910, 4731.
TaU Seated Win UalttA Trm
Blapate&M.
Tho Mnll Trlbuno la on tula at tha
Ferry Hews Stand. Kan Krancltco.
Portland Hotel Now a Stand, Portland,
unwman nutth vo roruanu. ura.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Waah.
irxDrou. ousoH.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon ami
Northern California, nnd tho fastest
growing city in Oregon.
Population U. a census 1910; SS40;
ektlmatctl. 1911 10.000.
Flvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water Syatem completed, Riving finest
supply pure mountain water and six
teen miles bt street being paved and
contracted for at a cost exceeding $1.
000.0C0. maktnc a total of twenty miles
of pavement.
Poatofflco receipts for year ending
March 31, 191, show lucre so of 41 pes
rent, uamc ueposits a gain or :: pe,
cent.
Banner fruit city In Oregon Itogui
ntver Spttzenbcrg apples won avrcep
iai.es prue ana imo or
"Appla Xt&r of tli -World.
a the National Apple Show, Spokane,
1909, and a car of Ncwtowns won
Tlrrt Tiixm U 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C.
norue River pears brought highest
prices in all markets of tho world dur
ing ths past six years.
write Commercial club. Inclosing S
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet ever written.
I
TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS, j
PARIS. Plans arc now under
wny by which the .trench govern
ment will offer ?JO,000 ns n prize fur
A curious situation is presented in Washington, Most
of tho insurgent republicans, who bitterly fought- tho
Payno-A Id rich tariff bill, arc opposing tho Canadian reci
procity treaty, which is a step toward free trade. Demo
crats, very larirolv, are supporting reciprocity, while tin
stand-pat supporters of the administration are opposing
it-.
Democrats have taken advantage of the situation to
attempt, with insurgent aid a revision of the tariff and
seek to uso reciprocity as a club to secure tariff revis
ion support. The president has announced that ho will
veto all tariff legislation. Congress is therefore, merely
marking time through the hot weather.
The object ot a protective tariff is primarily to shut
off competition from abroad, liven if it is not altogether
prohibitive it never the less exposes the consuming pub
lic to the extortion of private protected interests to the ex
tent that it is levied. A ten per cent extortion, a hundred
per cent tariff to hundred per cent, extortion and a pro
hibitive tariff to whatever extortion the traffic will bear.
From figures furnished by the census of IflOO statis
ticians showed that bv far the greater part of all property
in the United States had passed into the possession of
about nine per cent of the population. The census ol lJ)u)
undoubtedly shows a continuance of this tendency toward
concentration. Yet the federal government raises its rev
enues in such a way that the nine per cent who own most
of the wealth, need pay but nine per cent of the taxes,
if indeed they pay that much: while the 01 per cent who
own the smaller share of the propertv pay at least 91
per cent of the federal revenue.
Tariffs and internal revenue taxes are taxes on con
sumption and it is impossible to raise revenue by such
means without distributing them in this inequitable man
ner, it tedcrai revenues would be raised tnrougn some
form of direct taxation, even if it were as unjust and
iniquitous a form as that through which most state and
local revenue is raised, the owners of the larger share
of the property would pay a far more equitable share of
the taxes than they now do and the owners of the bal
ance would be relieved of a part at least of the unjust
share of the burden they are now forced to bear.
Does not this show who really gets protection from
the tariff f Why then does cougress not got at the root of
the trouble and 'quit its silly summer dilly-dallying'
KEEPING COOL IN SUMMER.
Pope Praises Tuft's Peace Programe
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WASHINGTON, l). C, July (J
Popo Plus, In mi tiuti'Krnph letter ly
the npostnllu' dolegntl) to tln WhhIi-
yiy& x.
jof tho letti'r was forwartleil timlKlit
,to tho White Houho.
Tim n)thiiiMO of tho pontiff I ill
imrnllol tho Ni'niiolltiiiio.
Unpin ilruiik ln'nvlly, rofiiBOil to
HiiniiOit IiIh wlfo mttt hIu okoil nut, ti
livelihood by ncIIIiik liroiul. Oil tho
Hniuliiy iiieret'illiiit tho tinKotly Onnni
wuh ttntnlt unit tlireatoiioil to Kill liln
wire. Thiit nl;ht ho wuh ilniuK
m;iilii, On Momlity liioiiiliiK after a
bonnier In tho Onpru honui hud lofl,
tho wofhaii imtori'il Iter liiiKbaml'ii
room nml Hllt IiIh hUiiII wIUi mi
axo.
HnnkliiB tor llealth. '
Where to ,Go
Tonight
ington apnliiiulH the kail taken by'ri'cteil chiefly to Tnft tor hla airoin
tho United States In tho world-wide
campaign for International peace. AN
plisliincnt of an arbitration treaty
Oreat llrltaln, tho flrat and only with
though the pontiff did not ment on ,(n , . . . ,
tlon, and bin eudeaorH to promote
the namoof President Tnft. a copy world-wide peace
in
the inventor of the best life snviiifr
nnmrntiis which can be attached to
nil aeroplane.
PARIS.v-That the signatures on
' nn nKTCenicnt which called off the
preat French railway strike were
forgeries has jnst come to light here.
v The order went out, each lender lc-
g lievin fho other had ."tened it, M
Guerard, sccretiiry of Uio National
Itnilwny union, declares the strike or-
dcr was forged.
JOLIET, 111. Peter nennes, who
lives here, is entertaining hopes that
ho may secure part of $300,000,000
i which ho says the French govern-
mentis going to gie the hciw of
GeQrgc irennes, who loaned France
; .$00,000,000 years ago to build a
If nnvj.
CHICAGO, 111. Convinced tint
( linrcgulaied aviation is dangerous,
' State Senator Gonuan is preparing to
Y introduce n bill to control flyers nnd
'. flying machines which operate in the
J state.
CHICAGO. 111. Because William
Hummel objected to the way be was
cutting his hair, Harry Dav, n bar
ber, ejected him from tho chair. Day
was fined $5 for sending man into
tho world with hnlf a hnir-cuL
JERSEY CITY, NT. J. -When
George T. Boijton, retiring clerk of
the street and wuter board, was
denning out his desk ficre ho found
n certified check hidden away for
which search had been made for 15
years.
WASHINGTON Sealed boxes of
testimony taken In the contest of
Patrick V. GUI for his seat In the
bouso of representatives as a mem
ber from Missouri were opened hero
today.
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ALUANV Memorial services In
honor of tho lato Senator David IJ,
II 111, who was also governor of New
York, will bo held hero tonight. A
number of prominent democrats will
mako addresses.
8ALKM. Governor West granted
a requisition for Albert Winslo.v,
held at Seatllu for alleged theft iff
gems and money from Mrs. Vera
Mueller, who claims ho duped her
by a mock marriage. Mrs. Mueller
tho warrant in Portland.
HWOIO (O
OREGON CITY, Or. A sudden
fainting spell caused by anting ico
(-ream resulted in tho death of Mrs.
Elizabeth Von Dcr Abo at her home.
She had been troubled with heart
dibl'UBC.
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, SEATTLE, Wash. Piofessor
lliu'hohcl Parker of Now York, who
exposed Dr. Froderiok Cook is en
route to Valdez today on tho steam
liip Admiral Snnipsnn, In February
Mio will mako nnolher attempt m
pnnle Mount McKinley.
a ii in ii ! i in, (
IlttskluB for Health.
MAN" has effectively solved the problem of artificial,
heat and it is easy enough, in a steam heated house,
to keep warm and comfortable during the very bitterest
January weather, but man has not yet adopted a univer
sal method of keeping cool during the hot summer months.
A few of us escape, the hetit by retreating to the distant
mountains or to the sea shore, but by far the most of us
must stay in town and swelter.
There is a way to keep cool luring the hot days pf sum
mer.
First, it is essential not to worrv about the heat, not
to be always thinking about how hot it is. The next
thing to do is to take things easy, do not work too hard,
walk too fast or play too vigorously.
The problem of keeping the home cool in summer should
be no more difficult than keeping it warm during the
winter. The viy to keep the house cool id to keep the
heat out. Excess light always means excessive heat.
Wherever the sun is allowed to beat into curtainless.room.s
they are sure to be hot. Keep the windows t-urtained and
shuttered and put up awnings, if possible. Awnings al
low enough light to enter for all practical purposes and
at the same time keep out the excess light and accom
panying heat. The liousc should have plenty of air. Keep
the vindoys up and the doors open, after seeing that
they are properly screened, of c6urse.
The secret of bodily coolness is evaporation. Upon
rigid tests it is wonderful what a degree of heat the hu
man body can stand without serious discomfort. There
have been men advertised as human salamanders who had
developed this power to a point whore they were able to
stay in hot ovens for a considerable period. The body
maintains automatically an even temperature of about
98 degrees. "Whenever the heat is in excess of this fig
ure the pores of the body open and emit a tiny bit of mois
ture. The evaporation of this moisture carries heat away
from the lody and keeps it cool. Persons that sweat easily
and freel" seldom suffer much from summer heat. This
excessive moisture keeps their bodies cool and comfortable.
Acknowledging that tho evaporation of moisture keeps
the body ctiol it is easily seen that a breeze will aid this
process. With the air stirring the moisture evaporates
taster and, therefore, cools much quicker. AVhere the air
is very still and well saturated with moisture, called hum
idity, very little evaporation can take place, hence we suf
fer from the heat. Tt is a well recognized fact that we arc
often very comfortable on days when the thermometer
hovers in the nineties and on other days suffer intensely
when the mercury is much lower. This is because
no evaporation takes place on such days, owing to the
humidity of the air.
PROPOSEDILOAH
EXCITES JAPAN
Mikado's Papers Discuss Sixteenth
Article ofVour Power Loan as Vi
olation of Open Door Agreement
Made for Manchuria.
MURDERESS
ISJET FREE
District Attorney Yields to. Pleas cf
Women of. Lendvlltc ami Refuses
to Prosecute Italian Woman About
to Become a Mother.
PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our office hi now lueated.ln our pack
lug house, and I open for thu mmnuii.
1'iom now on wo will havo tho dntlj
reports "II markets, allowing prices
realized by tho California Krult Ulti
trlbutnrH, and all other hlpporn.
Any ono Intenmted Is Invited to
come In and look them over and cow
pnro prices. Uy uhlpidiiK with us yon
will lmvo nil tho ndvuutnRos, of tho
largest and most complete detilduous
HcltliiiT ontauUatlnn In tho United
States and at a lower cost to you tbnn
In tho past.
Last Sear wo batidlod nearly 'ton
thousand car loads, or iiovonty-slx per
cunt of tho ontlro California crop.
Hemomher wo
1 O ( I, N O T II I N a
All- fruit In sold on Itn Individual
jnorltH. nnd oarh r.rowors nnnio nnd
prlres realued for ouch nhlpmeui nro
pulillsheil in tun catalogues, roounit
was tried and fulled years oi;o In Cali
fornia. If you want to soil see us, if you
want material, Inspect our samples,
and Kt our prices boforo purchas
ing.
1 It () I) U O K It H V It U l T V o.
K. M. McKcuny, XorthweMerii Aueuf.
Homo Phono lill!. I'uclflo 70OI.
THE ISIS THEATRE
The tmrin wontltor wilt soon
l hero. Wo lmvo tho nocoi-
TOKIO. July C. Tho Jnpaiiwo
press today, a excitedly discussing
tho slxtix'titJi artlclo uf tho four-
nover loan which Is held to bo a
violation of tho agreement for equal
opportunity In Manchuria. Tho nlloB
fd American contradiction In the
agreement of principles previously
declared la most rerouted.
Various conjectures nro beliiK
mndo as to tho real Inwardness ot the
proceedings In thjs Franco-Japanese
and Anglo-Ku&glan negotiations, an
to their being hold hep.irately, and
demands are Insistent for an explana
tion of tho disputed sixteenth ar
ticle. In a long Inspired article today the
Kokumln a semi official organ, sas
thcro Is good reason to bollovo that
tho governments of Franco and Rus
sia will be favorably Instructed In
tholr financiers, but If America and
Germany object to a satisfactory hot
tlemcnt or tho qufHtlon Japan nnd
RiishI.i Jointly will mako a formal
protest to the Onlled States, nor
mally, Kugland, Franco and China.
CeklriR correspondent ,Morrlsoi of
tho London Times, In dlspatchex re
ceived here today, declares that Jap
an's position In .Manchuria Justifies
Hiich a protest.
LKAOVIM.K, Col., July K.-llopn
for Angelina Neopolllauo tho woman
xeiitcurcd to bo banged In Catindu
for killing her husband, Is scon hero
today In tho finale of a similar cas,
that of .Mrs. Assuula Capra. The
C'apra woman, who la about to be
come n mother, will bo set free, I)Ih
trlct Attorney Hogan yielded to tho
picas of the women of I.oadvlllo and
refused to prosecute.
In many reperts tho Cnpracaae
snry requirements to mako
work easy In wnrm weather.
Suo us for tho best of Kt.F.C
TRIC FANS and tho best of
price.
SOUTHERN OREGON
ELECTRIC CO.
27 SOUTH CKNTilAL.
Ilxlinoiilluary l.'uKiigomeiit
Fin no! of Midi
VAN Vl'.U'V ANI VAN I'IXT
Tho Chattel lug Chimin
A Light Comedy
Intiodurliig
FONVIJUHATION AND MONO
Tho Homowhat llffinut come-
dlaiis who havo placed a laigo:
hiiiIIo on ovorjono's face who linn
had tho pleamiro of neelug (hum. ;
An net so full of fun ami chatter 1
that you hardly havo ttmo to mlnti ;
seeing them, and tin imio )ou;
don't, an everyone who does inlmi. ;
en ono of tho very best teamii nn !
tho load,
NAT THEATRE
Is now open every night, and HaU
urdny unit Huuday afternoons. Tho
coziest and coolest theater In town.
Finest ot light and tho best film
subjects,
Change of program Sundays,
Wodiii'sdst) and Fridays. Ad nils
slim 10c, Comu once mid you will
count nualn.
U-GO
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OIOWOI GO" : ;
TONIOMT
l.'nllii' Change of Program
VAI'IUIVIM.IJ
MoviNtJ I'urriMiix
AdinUlin .NOW loo.
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Frechles
CLEVELAND AMERICANS
FOR PORTLAND BEAVERS
CHRISTIAN EHDEAVORERS ' '
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 0.
An uriny of ao.000 Christian JCndeuv
orors aro encamped here todny in
nttendanee at tho 2.")th annual con
vention of (ho Cbrihtian Kndeuvor so
ciety which will continue u week.
Mnny prominent spcnkorH havo
been engaged to addrenh tho ronvem
tiou. IMoxldunt Taft ban promised
to Rpcnk, if iioshihlo, mid tho olhur
oratorB includo William J. Jlryun,
former 'Vico Piesidout Jt'nivbaiilcH,
.fuilRO Hen Lindsay, Hooker T. 'iibh
ington, Cominnniler Kvn Hoolli, Rov.
F. J. Horsfield or Knglnud, Rev. S, 11.
Gray ai New Zealand,
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB l '
RACES NOW IN PROGRESS
. NKW VOItlv, July (l.In tho yneht
rnceB sturtcd hgro today by tho No)v
York Yacht club many of the best
vessels in tho feet nro entered. Tho
contests aro bcin held off Hunting--ton
and will continue tluoo days.
CANADIANS WIN THIRD
HEAT AT HENLEY COURSE
LONDON, July (1. Ottawa today
won tho third heat of the Orand Chul
lengo cup men over the Ilenloy
coinse. The Canadian oarsmen de
feated tho Hclgiiin crow nfter n littrd
fight.
PORTLAND, Or., July 0.
"Speck" JlnrkiiuSK and Kukcijo Krajip
of tho Clovcland AmurieaiiH may be
pitehin for the Heavers beforo tho
end of thu season. It has been
known for somo time thiit .MeCredie
was nfter lvraip but tho fact thai
ho had a lino nut for Ilurkuess today
was nun's to fans here.
At proM'nt AlcCredio is stalled in
his attempts to laud them beeaiHe
the New York Amerieaus hnve ro
fnsed to lot Ilarkness o from the
American league and the St. Louis
Acmricmis lmvo nn intorost in Kiapp.
Should JrcCrodio fail to uud tho
Cleveland duo, I'itclior Fred Lam
lino of thu I'ortluml Norlhwoslern
league may bo uuiiexeil to the HuuV-ors.
Franklyn Fylcs Dead.
NKW YORJC, July ). Fru;ikin
h'yloH, newspupcr man and play
wright, is dead here ut his homo af
ter a long illness. Jfo leaves ono son.
Fylcs win born in 3847 and wroto
many plays which havo been iro
diKsed, jirobubly tho best koyn bo
ing "The Oirl I Loft Hehind Mo,"
whieh ho wroto in eollalmralion with
David ik'Iuflco.
PH.D3 CUBED IM 0 TO 14 SAYS.
1'AHO OINTAII5NT Is Kimrantw.l to
cum any mho of llolilnjf, Mlnil, lilf-eillni;
or protruding p)In In (I o 14 1ii'm or
inonoy rurunileJ. COc,
HasklHslor UcaltU.
New Drug Thai Ojilckly Itemotex
These Homely Spot,s
Thoro's no longer tho Mllghlent need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as a now drug, otblne double
strength has been discovered that Is
a positive euro for theso homely
spots.
Simply get one ounce of otblne
double strength, from your druggist
and apply a little of It at ulgbt, and
in the morning you will seo that oven
the worst havo begun to disappear,
while the light freckles havo vanish
ed entirely, "It la seldom thnt morn
than an ounce Is needed to complotol)
clear tho skin and gain a beuutltul
clear complexion.
Ho suro to ask for tho doublo
strength otblne, as this s Hold un
der giiarnntno of monoy back If It
falls to lomovo tho freckles.
Crater LaKe Stage Line
Official Crater Ijiko Hlagn Auto
lene Hotel Niihli at H n, in. Tuc
djiys and l''rldiiy, artlvo Crater
IjiUe mtiuo evening.
IteCiiriilug, lenvn Critter Imko
.Momlity mid Tlnirsdii. Couuer
IIoiin Wtli Hleamer Klaiimth for
Klamath 1'alN.
Hound Trip .0, oun way
ijlin.OO. .Medrortl to Klamatli Fnlbt
la Cntter IjiIio (ono way) ijtlH.50
Iti'Nerratloim and lickets at
Hotel Nn ni or Crater !nko
(Jarage.
NATATORIUM
swi.mminu run uatiih
JUKI DANCi: SATCHH.W NHHITt
jllll.MAHl) IMIIIOU
Coolent plnco In timn.
TONKHIT
sltlvely the last rhanro to eo
tho grealent moving; pletnro over
taken, tho great aiitomblol emeu
that took place at IndlauapollH on
May ,'inth; don't miss It; also two
other good photo plays.
Tho New li-ea
'I lie Wager and llio WiigV Ijinierw
O N H I) I .M j;
Draperies
Wo enrry wry cnmjiletn line of
rirnpcrlnn. inm riirtuliio, flxtiirta, oto,
nnil ilo nil clnnsoM of onliotsinrliiK A
Hprnlnl limit to look nftnr tliU work
exclimlvnly nail will glvo a jjood
Norvlrn im Id iiohsIIiIo to got In uvea
llio lureest oltloa.
Weeks & McGowan Co
Trimmed
Hats
and
Shapes
at
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' Price
zmmzw'
WOOD FOR SALE
Limited amount of Dry Ash, ottlior
Dock or split. Low prlco.
Phone 3311
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Book
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The Merrivold Shop
FOR
PICTURES
1HI W. Mitln Ht., Medford.
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NOW OPEN
Now Hloclrlo Bhoo Ropalr Shop
Work domi whllo yoil wait. Hat.
lurautlou guurantood.
F, L. Sherman
a Ho, (Jrwpo Htroot.
.J!4LMr
Rock Spring
Goal
0 HAND Am THB TIMS.
Hfflco and Coal Yard, Twelflli and
Front Btreots,
1'boilo 7IOI.
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