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ern OrcKonlan, Tho Adiland Tribune
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OlCOItan PUTNAM, Editor find MnimRct
ISntrrcd na iiccond-claus matter ft
Medford. OroRon, under tho act of
March 3, 1S"8.
Offlclnl Paper of tho City of Medford
Official Paper of Jackson County
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tra! Point ., 9
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Weekly, per year l.ov
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Dally avernRo for six months endln?
December si, isiu, ii.ii.
mil leased Wlr TTnlt-4 rrcss
Dlip&tcht.
Tho Mhll Tribune Is on sale at th
Terry News Stand. San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland
ltowmnn News Co., Portland. Ore.
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MEDrOBD, OREGON.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Krowlnc city In OrcRon.
Population V. 8. census 110; SS40;
ettlmateil, 191110,000.
rtvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed. KlvinK nncst
supply pure mountain water and six
teen miles of street bclnc paved and
contracted for at a eo&t exceeding II.
000,000, making a total of twenty miles
of pavement.
Postofflco receipts for year ending
March 31, 191. show Increase of 41 pet
cent. iianK deposits a gain ox a per
cent.
Banner fruit city In Oregon Rogua
niver Spltzenberg apples won sweep
stakes prlzo and title or
"Apple Xing of the World.
ax tho National Apple Show, Spokane.
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
rirst Piixe In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B, C , .
Itoguo ltiver pears brought highest
prices in all markets or tno woria aur-
tng the past six years.
Write Commercial club. Inclosing 8
cents for poitage for the finest commu
nlty pamphlet ever written.
MUTT AND JEFF A MAIL TRIBUNE FEATURE
BAT NELSON MAY
APPEAR HERE
Walter McCallum Hears From Fight
ing Dane Who Wants $1000 Guar
antee Walt Wires a Counter
Proposition.
AT great expenso, (ho Mail Tribune lias added tho Mult
and TofC series of cartoons by far the most original,
amusing and popular of comics, as a regular feature of
the paper.
One of these cartoons will appear daily in tho Mail
Tribune so that, its readers may follow the adventures
of this inimitable pair with San .Franciscans, Portlandors
and residents of other largo cities a day ahead of tho
Medford readers of these city papers.
Pew Medford people realize what an excellent paper
the Mail Tribune is for a small city. .It is increasingly
better every month. It is the only paper in the county
that prints regular correspondence from nearly all sec
tions, that thoroughly covers county seat and city news,
that operates a leased wire and gives full telegraph news,
that plays a loading part in the progress of the community
and whoso every issue is a boost for Medford and the
Eoguc River Valley.
If there is a new building to- be built, Mail Tribune
enterprise gives you a picture of it in advance. 3f you
want to know what city and county are doing; you will
find it in the Mail Tribune. If there is any public move
n:ent for the betterment of the community, the Mail Tri
1. une will be found pushing it along.
If it is local news you want, if it is telegraphic news
you want, if it is county news you want and finally if it's
Mutt and Jeff you want, you will find them all in the
Mail Tribune.
Why then subscribe for out of town papers'? They
pay no taxes here, support no payrollls, give no local news,
do not help build up city or county, but they drain money
out that is needed here.
The Mail Tribune has shown its faith in Medford and
the valley by installing the best and most complete print
ing plant in Oregon, outside of Portland. Its equip
ment is ample for printing a newspaper in city of 25,000
or 30,000 people, and its payroll one of the largest in the
county. It merits all the patronage the community can
bestow, because increased patronage means a better paper,
a larger payroll and a greater Medford.
T
COMMUNICATIONS
To tlio Udltor; Sumo Inteiontluu
remarka have been made by .Mr. II, T,
Shiuuion, (secretin: of tin JucUmni
County Flru Patrol Association, In
tlio Mull Tritium)' ot July llth io
KtmlliiK tho Willow SprliiK" canyon
ftro trttuutloti.
Mr. Shannon very skillfully ex
plains whereby neither tho forest
service nor thu county fire ansocla
Hon can bo vxnectcil to lend their
Uhnlstnnco to a district which duett
In no way concern them.
As the dutlea of the forest runn
ers are solely confined to national
Umber, tho llfo and nronorty of the
American citizen Is therefore rated
aa below the value of a tree. A must
patriotism creating condition.
Mr. Shannon further enllghtena
the tax payers of this county ua to
tho assistance they inny expect from
Its public lustttutoiis, none. Now, In
stead uf thu theoretical side let ua
consider tho practical end, results.,
Let us, for instance, suppose that
Mr. Shannon Instead of beliiR safely.
seated In n comfortable offlco chair
lu the lu'ejudlced capacity uf secre
tary, would reside In a home peril
ously close to a ractn! forest fire.
Would he thus wisely quiet, hla
fears and forebodings by tho sooth
ing knownledRO that It can't be
helped so what's the use to worry?
rT't',
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section was mtulo liofoio llio counts
commissioners by the opposition, lull
upon our request thai the iiiiiihn he
pointed oul, I hey ueie unable to luul
more limit one tmmc to object to, and
(but was Kitt'.woili as to the length
r lime Hie man luul lived in (lie slate,
in ill the parly Muled that he luul liu
in the slate llie reunited lime. On Ili
other baud, we, tlio applicants Tor in
corporation, pointed out 1'J inline-,
on jliu icuioiistrnneo Ibid were not
lentil residents ol' Unite Kails. The
families of mixciiiI live in Medford.
Or. We a i cedents of Huh eominu
uity emphatically objects Io minrep
rescntati.in of e.ouditioim here.
(.. 1. III'KKIS.
Unite i'alls, duly 12.
To the Killlor-l seo In the Tri
bune of tho mil, It. S. Hall adver
Used that ho wilt le an exhibition
In "Urouco Dusting, roapliiK wild
steers and horse, will endeavor to
show Medford soineihliiK new," at
the nice track. Sunday, July Kith
Now whilst tho poopln of Medfoid
and Jackson county am pronrutwlve
and will encouraKo uy enterprise
that will contribute to the better
ment of tho community, morally o
sport uiilly, I think they will draw
tho Hue when It comes to torturing
anil cruelly treatlujr or tormentlne
Or would ho perhaps turn to the ,i.uml, )U1mala In order to gratify (h-
Battling "Nelfeon, onb of the most
famous fighters tho world has ever
known may appear In Medford soon.
Walter McCallum is in receipt of a
telegram in which Nelson states that
ho will bo glad" to go on hero for
$1,000.
. Walt has sent a counter proposi
tion to tho Dattler offering him
$500 and GO per cent of tho house.
As yet ho has not heard from the
Dane.
Tho Battler if ho comes will be
matched with Tommy Gaffney In a
ten roiind boxing contest.
LA FOLLETTE AND RECIPROCITY.
ASKS DISTRIBUTION OF
CONE RANCH PROPERTY
RED BLUFF, Cab, July 14. Mrs.
Mario Louise Madeline Cono has
asked the superior court to order a
partial distribution of the e-iate of
her lato husband, Donulns S. Cone
tlio portion she partic.ilnily dishes
to have distributed foeinj- the tock
of tlio deceased in the Cone Hunch
company. This virtually covers all
tho properties.
Tlio petition has been set for licnr-
'in on July 31, an din setting the
'date tho court also made n mmute
order directing tho executors of the
Cono will to prepare and file a fulll
and'iiual account.
Cono died in 1905, and it appears
that his executors have not filed un
report of their dealings with the es
tuto sinco that time. Tho executors
nro W. 13. Cuboon of this city and
J. N. Thomas of San Francisco
Their uttornoy is Tnrk Hensbaw of
Chtco, Tho estate lias been ii'wnys
heavily involved and tliat accounts
for no annual reports being filed.
ONE LIFE TERMER
KEEPS HIS PLEDGE
RENO, Nov., July 14. Although
ho had tho confidence of Warden
Raymond T. Raker of the Novada
Kjato prison and was allowed to ride
six miles on a work liorso unguarded
to nppear before the state pardoning
board to make an nppcal, J. R. No
ble, n lifo former, is today bnck on
tlio daily grind of road making, No
blo was not granted bis pardon and
returned immediately to his punishment.
JN letter and spirit the Canadian reciprocity treaty
A violates every principle and every promise ot the
republican platform, expressed or implied, and every print
ed or spoken wqrd and inducement employed to secure the
votes necessary to elect William H. Taft," states Sena
tor La Follette.
The reciprocity treaty is a step towards free trade.
Senator La Follette is a protectionist and for fiftv veal's
the republican -party has preached protection. Taft is a
protectionist advocating free trade with Canada" hence
open to part- censure.
Concerning the Pajiie-Aldrich bill, Senator La Follette
characterizes it as "the greatest wrong inflicted upon th.
American people in half a century."
It was wrong, according to the Wisconsin leader, be
cause it did not revise the tariff downward for the bene
fit of the people, but upward for the benefit of the, trusts.
La Follette is consistant, as a protectionist, in oppos
ing the Canadian measure, so is the old guard of stand
patters, and Taft inconsistant in advocating it, but in this
instance, La Follette is wrong in opposing it and Taft
right in supporting it.
The Payne-Aldrich tariff bill works an injustice, so
do all tariff bills. In theory and principal they life wrong.
They work hardship on the many for the benefit of the
feAV. The protective tariff is class legislation", and all
class legislation is vicious.
It sounds strange to hear Senator La Follette, wlyo,
thought somewhat blinded by partisanship, sees clearly
on so many economic and social problems, so wrong oil
the tariff. There is not an argument of the many he has
made against the Payne-Aldrich bill, that does not fit
all tariff bills yet he remains a protectionist.
But La Follette is being punished think of this rot
which an admirer has printed in the July World's Work:
"And if the standard bearer fall,
As fall full well he may
For never saw I promise yet of such a bloody fray
Press where ye see yon fore-lock wave amidst the ranks
of war,
And be your oriflammo that day
La Follette 's pompadour.''
Poor La Follette!
public Institutions ot the count1
whoso tax payer he Is? Would he
not consider that this samo county
who compels him to pay exorbitant
taxes is In a certain measure respon
sible for his personal safety, and
may owe htm some assistance to pro
tect his property from ah Imminent
peril?
it makes a difference when per
sonal interests are Involved.
Most sincerely ours,
LOUIS I.. HLMLLIKU,
Central I'olnt, July 13.
depraved and. criminal tiatuie of a
few men and for tho purp'iho of put-
thiK a few dollars In the pockets uf
Mr. Hall. There Is a place a few
hundred utiles south known as Ilar-
berous, .Mexico, where bull fluids
and all oher barbarism Ih appreclat
ml. Mr Hull "no doubt would be
highly appreciated there with this
show, other counties lu the stat.
have considered It cruel ami havi
cut It out, and It Is to bo hoped thai
the people or JnckMon county will
not encournKo It by their presence
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INIUVIDUAT, lUlllVlOII TO
1IA11V
ltv ux of NIJSS IDIO.U
l't'1 ami lli cup Hud deal
II MUTIINItl MHl nheultl
Inn inn iltm'H i'ii anil urn
hi mix cttH iimt Ihivi' )iut
iiiMUiiiAii rii'lltcr Hi" 1'itl.W
inllli In mi mi' ImMIn fnnn
wlili h II litlmvH himI
sllile cliuiii'o or Infoolleii
'ri Imliy Mliniilil luive llii'
IiohI Any nipple dih.
Hol'l liy Mmlftitil l'lmimnny.
PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our office Is now locali-d In our pack
hit; house, and Ih open for (ho iioiinoii
Km in now on wo will huo the dull)
reports all markets, show Inn price
leallned by tho California Kiull lls
trlbutois, and all other shlppis.
Any ono Interested Is limited to
I'oiuu In mid look them over and com
paio prices. Ily shipping with us ou
will have all the adMiutaKOM, ot the
liUKent and most complete deciduous
oellliiK oriiaulxattnu In tho United
Stales and at a lower cost to you than
In the past.'
I.sst year wo handled nearly ten
thousand ear loads, or noiityHlx per
cent of the entire jUnllforulu crop,
Iteiuember wo
V O t) I, N ) T II I N a
All fruit Is sold on Its Individual
merits, and mieh growers name and
prices reall-ed for ouch rhlpment are
published In tho catalogues, pooling
was tried nnd fr.Sled yearn ai:o In Call
torn la.
If you want to sell see us, If you
want mateilal. Inspect our samples.
,iud ;it our prices before purchas
lug,
! It) I) C C KHS I It V IT CO
i:, ,M. .McKeany, Nnrtliwtcru Aem
Home Photic Ul'.!. Caclflc 7001.
The Humane officer will enforce tin-
To the Kditor: ilnw and arrest any person Inflicting
lu yuur iuo of July 10, your,'"''' cruelty torturing or tormenting
Butte Kails corro.-Htndent, lifter dis-' dumb brute, and the person fur-cus.-ing
tho incoriMiralion of ItulU! "-"'"is cattle or horses for the pur
Falls from his standpoint makes tli.v ! f being lassoed will be prone
following iifserfioh: ''It appears that cuted as well,
the petition for , incorporation wo) W. J. DltP.MHIM,,
padded and many of lite names in it l "'resident Medford Humane Sot-let
are not boim fide rc-idents." This jm-' Medford, Jul IH.
Crater Lake Stage Line
Official Crater tJike Stage Autoi
li-ie Hole) .N'iimIi at H a. in. 't'tii-N.
il.ii mill l-'ilda)N, niche Crater
!.ako oaiiie i-u-nliig.
lii'ttiriilng, Icme Cruler like
Monday anil Tlinitlay. Cutiuci
Clous ultli Slcuiiii'i- IvIiiiiiiHIi for
Iv lit mnt It I'iiIN.
Itiiunil Trrji s-jr,.o(, one way
ijlin.lHi, .Meilfoul to Klamath I'ulh
i la Cniier UiUe (ono way) JIN.rtl
lti'M-ralliim. unit IIiKcIm at
Holel Nnsli or Crater liku
(,'nrage.
Where to Go
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MADAM!
Now Is the Time '
When your complexion should have special cjiro. Ior
aiding you-in (his Iheriis nothing like thu Marinello
Preparations.
Call and learn from the graduate operator what
is best for your special needs.
MARINELLO SHOP
room 5, over Kcntner's.
Phone 111.
A SACRAMENTO BLUFF.
FRENCH TO CELEBRATE
FALL OF THE BASTILE
SAN FJUNCISCO, Cal., July 14.
An ciabonito literary and social
program, ending in a prnml ball, this
evojiing, will murk tlio celebralion in
Ibis city of tho 122nd anniversary of
tho fall of tho lmstile.
Hasklns for Uoalth.
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npHE Sacramento papers state that Secretary S. Glen
Andrus of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce is
going after the $5000 forfeit put up by the Medford Com
mercial (Jluo that lUedtord has more diversified resources
within a ten, twenty, thirty or forty mile radius than any
other city has in similar radius.
Mr. Andrus declares that Sacramento can beat Med
ford to a fimzel. All of which is interesting and amusing,
u not true.
Mr. Andrus has been until recently a resident ol
Medford, absorbed a little of our ginger and is seeking to
wake up Sacramento and at the same time secure some
notoriety at Medford 's expense.
In striving for that $5000, the burden of proof lies with
Sacramento. "Whenever that city makes a showing other
than newspaper bluffs, that proves its contentions, Med
ford will demonstrate to tho world that its resources are
far greater and more diversified than those of the Sacra
mento valley metropolis,
BRONCO
BUSTING
Race Track
July 16, 2:30 p. m.
HAW, VOUNO CHAMPION OK .MONTANA AND HOV M.TAK,
CHAMPION OK ARIZONA, KMPLOVKI) IIV It. H. HAM;, WIMj
OIVi; H.YIIlfUTION.W ItlDINO AND ItOPINC VII, STKAIIH
AND HOUSES, .WILL NNDKVOK TO SHOW MKDKOIH) SOMK-
In a Class by Itself
It Ih n pnHit lilu loaf, made from
the bout high xradi' flour.
I'KKKUCSS IIKHAIt U more like
that good old home made bread thai
mother twd to iimko than any othei
on the market.
Auk your urncer for I'KlilH.KSS
IHHUD nml Ijmlut Hint you Ki-i It be
-niiKi llti-re Ih none mo k"oiI.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Cot tier Main anil (train' Nticrl.
AOIATS. l-'Olt
liUICKAN !) L0C0M0B II.E
CRATER LAKE
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fi.itM with mich onne and y.rnw X
thai you are held Hiiellbotiud till J
their wouderfiil iierfortiitincii Ih J
(omiilcfed. It may bo yenrii he- i
X fen .von have another chance of
niMicHHiug ho reiiiarKiuiio n ior- J
fnriiiauce, ho by all montm il;-
of thu iiuxt three
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uiiiii uii- ii in -nil nriii-reii. A HIIIH
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R. S. HALL
Rock Spring
Coal
OR HAND ACT. TJIE TIMB.
Offlto and Coal Varil, 'I'm-lftli ami
l-'ronl HdeelN,
PIioiio 7IOI.
Burbidge
THE COAT. MAW
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
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The Merrivold Shop
FOR
Blue Print
Papers
J !ll W. Main St., Medford.
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INVESTIGATE THIS
(frl AAHji will make yon
tjlLWvW lll(,owm11'
1 good pay i n jj
morcuntilo slock, oonHiHtiiip
of Shoos, Gents' fur
nishings an d Groceries
riiis stock in in a live lowi
n on i Medford on IhoS.JUUi
Storo building oom)loto with
fixlui'QB, routs aL 25 0() por
mouth. For purtiouliii'H ciill
on or add ruHa
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ItOOM HOD PHIPPH III'IMI.(J
Japanese
Bamboo
Fruit Baskets
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