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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO JMEDFOKP MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR KG ON. TUESDAY. ,TULY 2t. 1011. pv Ilqcal and personal! ,i , , I ! Mr. nn d Mrs. Gcorgo DnRgolt, Mr. nrnl Mrs. A. 13. Homiiub, Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Mnddon, II. 11. Tronson and Mr. Sterling left Tuesday morning for an autd trip lo 'Crosccnt city. Prank Klscr of JnckBonvlllo was In Mcdford Tucudny on business. Hond lettuce at tho Plnecroft gar don. ' . J. E. Watt, II. U. Luinsden nnd C. F. Hutchison liavo returned from nn fluting at Pelican liny. Wanted Men nnd teams to do tcntnlng nt llutto Falls. Call at Crater Lnko Lumber Companies of fice, Sparta block. rSnmuol Honcry of tho Clark Hen cry Construction Company Is spend ing a few days In Medford on busi ness. Mitchell & Docck mako Iceless re frigerators Hint keep your butter and milk In perfect condition without Ico. C. Herron of Kaglo Point was a recent visitor In Mcdford. Sco It, A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, over Jackson County bank. rMr. and Mrs. F. K. Deuel have re turned from a tour of coast cities In their automobile. They motored along the coast from Crescent City to Coos Hay. Auto and motorcyclo repairing Hopkins Vtilcanltlng Company. 6 Fir street. 107 O. F. Cuthhcrt and Earl Huntley have returned from a short automo bllo trip to Crater I.akc. They aro enthusiastic over the condition of tho road. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkin, Glenn O. Taylor), attornoys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank Bldg., Mcdrord. John Q. Renshaw of Eaglo Point Is spending a few days in Medford on business. I cut prices and smile. No heavy rent hangs over my head. Your choice of any trimmed hat In tho shop $1.49. Homo Millinery, 1021 West Ninth IOC spent Tuesday nt professional busi- W. A. Marvin of Hold Mill was In Medford Monday on business, A. U. Cornell of CI rants Pass Is visiting Medford. New Jabots at the Handlcrotl shop. ton C V. Heilbronner is spending a few days nt Newport. "Wanted -Men nnd teams 4 to do teaming at llutto Falls. Call nt Crater I.ako Lumber Companies of fice, Sparta block. It. K. tawla of Applegnte spent Tucsdax In Mcdford on business. Four hundred tiers of hard nnd soft wood, dry nnd sound for sale cheap. Address "Fnlrvlow" Jackson ville. Louis C. French of Ashland spent Tuesday In Medford. TRUSTS FIND WAY ' TO EVADE LAW (Continued From Pago Ono) none. A holuinij company will ln formed to tnke the surplus shares of all the companion nnd nil the shares of this company will be turned over to the National City company as trustees. Three trustees of the Na tional City bank, directing the Na tional City company, would thus con trol the trusts. Inasmuch as persons actually out side the oil and tobacco trusts nx now constituted would rule them un der the reorganization, there will he no trust as now desisnaled. It is said that existing laws cannot block the scheme. SHRINERS PLAN J PILGRIMAGE Asltlaiul Lodge Granted Dispensation to Hold Pilgrimage at Mcdford and Shrlncrs From AlUOvcr the State Will Be Entertained Here In Dct. street. J. W Lawlor Jacksonville on nesH. Charles Thomas of Eagle Point was. a recent visitor In Medford. Brick Ice cream, all kinds and colors. Itardons Bakery; phono 371. Prompt delivery. Mr. and Mrs. McArdic are plan ning to leave in tho near future for an extended visit In Southern Cali fornia. ' Itardons Bakery now delivers ices and ice cream to any part of the city. Ildward S. Dudley and J. II. McKay are visiting Crescent City having motored over. Cali II. C. Brown, 425 Holly for plumbing and heating. Phone 2121. 115 W. W. Hall of Talent was In Med ford Tuesday on his way to the county seat on business. Waists to embroider at tho Handi craft shop, Kentners. 109 Charles Nickell of Sterling was a recent visitor in Medford. A matured mutual life endowment policy is tho abundant harvest of the wiso man. Seo J. F. Hutcbason. H. G. King of Ashland is spending a few days In Medford. Grain and alfalfa hay for sale at Oakdalo Park addition. Soo W. II. Everhand, 909 West Ninth street, phone CC71. Percy Jones of Woodvlllo is spend ing a fow days at Colestln. He pass ed through Medford Monday night on his way. Telephone 371, Itardons Bakery for cake, ices and Ice cream; prompt delivery. , Tho city council will probably meet in regular se&sion this evening as Councilman Wortman and Watt have returned from their vacations and there 1b now a quorum in the city. Wanted Men nnd teams to do teaming at Butto Falls. Call at Crater Lako Lumber Companies of fice, Sparta block. Policeman Hall Is taking a fow days lay off In order to catch up on Bleep. Between early rising and warm evenings Bill has lost fifteen pounds so ho Bays. MAY PLUNGE ALL EUROPE INTO BATTLE (Continued from Pago One) and out wamim; to Germany that her agressions, or contemplated ag gresMon, on the French protectorate of .Morocco, would nt be tolerated coming so close upon the recent British and French protests against tne presence of German wnrOii.w and the landing of German murines at Agadir, the declaration of the chancellor was plainly pointed in the one direction. Back of Spain in her dispute with France over the recent arrest of Consul Boussuet was ?en the hand of the kaiser. While Spain practically apologized for the action of her troops, no disclaimer of her right to arrest the French consul came, and the failure of Kins Alfon so' ministers to make this disclaimer has been taken in France and Eng land as a practical avowal of Span ish sovereignty. Think Kaiser War Mad. In all this French and British statesmen see tho fine hand of the kaiser. The declining power of Spain, mpiomatista believes, is to be bol stered up by the fleets and legions of lite kaiser in case a confjict comes. For years il has been Europe's be lief that the "war loard! will novar be satisfied until he has provoked a general European conflict hoping by military.-power to build up the "Fatherland" in territory and influ ence upon the wreck of other nations which would certainly follow. That the present situation in Mo rocco with the declaring it has in voked from tho British ministry, is lo ue uiaue tne occasion by the kaiser of opening this world war is tho general belief in England today. It surpasses m importance the usual hysterics wiiHi eoinu to Englishmen when the kaiser interferes in international politics. Tho Grand Council 3f tho Shrine which has just been la session at Rochester, N. Y., has granted n dls Utilisation for the Ashland Shrluo to mako a pllgrtmago to Medford In Oc tober and put on work In this city. Loral Shrluers nro Jubilant nt the news nnd are already setting In mo tion plans to make tho welcoming of tho pilgrims most elaborate. Tho first meeting for the consld erntlon of plans for the occasion will ho hold In the Masonic templu Wed nesday evening nnd every Shrlner In tho city Is urged to bo present. Noth lug will be left undone to make tho occasion ono long to bo remembered Tho Natntorlum will be secured for tho staging of stunts and there will bo something doing the entire day Special trains will ho ru nfroni all sections of the state nnd Met! ford will entertain several hundred guests. The meeting of tho Shrlncrs are al ways enjoyablo occasions. Tho Shrlno Is kuown as tho playgrounds of the Masons and tho stunts which will be prepared by local members of tho order will bo on a most elaboratt scale. 'MSfl'Sg BEST MINING DISTRICT. FOUR NEW COMETS PLAY ABOUT EARTH CHICAGO, 111., July 2i. - Four comets, all Invisible to tho naked eye, aro plnylng hide and sock between tho sun and earth, and an two of tlioin nre brand now visitors thoy aro bo- lug eagerly studied by a stronomors. Ono of tho now discoveries, tho Kless comet, which wan (list nlghtod July 7 from the Lick Observatory, Is prov. lug a distinct disappointment, as Jt Is moving away from tho earth.. MORSE CONTINUES FIGHT TO SECURE HIS LIBERTY NEW ORLEANS. La., July li.V- Cliarlc V. Motsv, the convicted ico king and bank wrecker, who is now confined in the federal prison at At lanta, continued today his firght for lreedoni. Moines uttornovs filet this afternoon his appeal from tho de cision of Wuted States Judge New man of Atlanta who refused the ji. natieicr a writ of habeas corpus with the United States court of appeals here. SPOKANE WINS LONG FREIGHT RATE BATTLE (Continued from PaK 1.) (Continued from Pae 1.1 years, that are now the best dce mining counties of the state. That we have big veins here is shown hv the Big Yank ledge tracea ble for 35 miles in length, cutting mountain ranges, rivers, nnd canons without a deviation in its north nnd sonth trend. When this ledge . opened passing through Onliee dis trict it shows a width of from 80 ti 200 feet. The Alameda mines arf located on this vein. The Orioli with its 100 foot vein, the Blue Ledgf with is '200 feet of vein, nnd others of equal magnitude are all found ii southern Oregon. When our mine owners cease work ing nnd looking for seeimen rock and develop our large bodies of Iron capped ores, nnd large low grade quartz ledges, then, nnd not until then, will southern Oregon "come to its own" in a mining way. H. A. MEARS. STANBOUL RAVISHED BY INCENDIARY FIRES ttttttf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONSTANTINOPLE, July 2r. With unknown numbers dead and in jured and 20,000 persons nlready homeless, fire were still raging un checked today in the Stamboul quar ter. One-third of tho Stamboul and Scutari districts has been destroyed and all available troops have been called out to patrol the Galeta and Pera sections. Sixty-five hundred homes have been destroyed and the damage amounts to 10,000,000. It is believed tho fires were start ed by political incendiaries. 4. WANTED Good housekeeper; must be good cook and neat; perman ent home for right person. Inquire room No. 4, Palm block. WeeKs & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Bay Phone 9871 Night Phones F. W. Week S071. A. K. Orr, NN, LADY ASSISTANT. MONEY TO LOAN on Improved real estate. Address Box Two car Mail Tribune office. ioc WANTED Typewriter in first class condition. AddresH Box One caro Mall Tribune office. 10C OREGON TRUNK WRECK DOE TO EXCESS SPEED I-OIt SALE A pen of Crystal White Orpington cockerals and jiulotn. Marched hatched. Must soil at once. PoBt Offico Box 80G. 707 W. Eleventh streot. ios FOIt SALE Booming and boarding house, cornor Fourth and Front; clearing flOO per month, enquire oh premises. m JOHN A. PERL Undertaker and Embalmer Succewor to the undertaking do-!: ! nartment of Medford Fiirnttiirn f!o. ' ', v ,. .. ; Offico with Medford Furniture Co. ; ; ;' Telephones; Day, ' Boll 351;!: i : John A, Perl, residence, Boll 41111 Homo 170L. ; O. W. Conkllu 3601. J. H. But-! i 1 1 .i-n. I ler ou(i. AM11ULANOH BEItVIOB WWWOWfWWWWWWWWWi WANTED Good mountain team and llBht rig by responsible parties. Address Box 18 car Mull Tribune. 105 SALEM. Or., July 25. Speed in excess of the limits, of safe operation, bad service on tho curves nnd a rock ing effect due to abnormal giiage aro (he causes abcrihcd by the Oregon state railroad commission for the fa tal wreck on the Oregon Trunk rail way, July 10, which resulted in the death of seven passengers mid the in jury of 17 others. Tho 'full report of tho findings of tho commission have been Kent to the district attor ney of tho Seventh judicial district and to the headquarters of the rail road company. GERTRUDE ILG'S FAMILY ABANDON ALL HOPE FOB SALE Good olectrlc fan. Ad Address Box 18 caro Mail Tribune. I0G WANTED To ront 100 acres or more of farm land with pasture and water for stock; want to ralao cows and hogs on tho placo. Price must bo roasonublo. Address F. L. Caton, It. No. 2, Central Point, Oregon, Box 80. 21 SAN FHANCISCO, Col., July 25. Relatives of Mary Gertrude Ilg, who disappeared from her home hero a week ago, have abandoned hope of iiiidmg her alive. A weck'n search has brought out no cIowh as to her whereabouts. The police believe tho girl ended her own life and the hcarch today will bo continued by detectives who expect only to find tho young woumii'h dead body. "Wo aro, ready to follow up any clow," said Hobert Ilg, brother of the missing gill. "We have no the ories but we have no hope," dovetail Into ono another, tho com mission announces its decisions In two opinions. In brief, tho commis sion takes tho vlow which it took in Its opinions of the samo cases an nounced a year ago last Juno. At that time tho commission said it would make no order respecting the rates -which it suggested might bo put Into effect until It had had oppor tunity to determine from reports mado to It by the carriers of tho probable effect or tho suggested rates Moantlmo tho curlers have submlted to tho rommlssloii their earnings tin ner tne old rates and what would have been their earnings under the rates proposed by tho commission These tabulated statements have con vinced tho commission that tho rates determined upon by tho commlssiou In its decisions of Juno 7, 1910, nre generally fair and reasonable. The commission says that there Is no reason why these rates should not now bo established. Hack Haul Knocked Out. "Since the promulgation of that opinion," tho commission says, "the fourth soctlon (the long nnd uhort haul provision) "Tins -.been amended. Inasmuch as tho gravament of tho complaint of the city of Spokane and to some extent of Salt Iakc City was directed against tho violation of the fourth section. It is necessary again to Inquire whether, under tho amend ed fourth section, tho relief to which these communities are entitled can now bo granted." Tho opinions In tho Spokano rate case and In the Salt Lake cases wero prepared by Commissioner Prouty. l'hey effect nil applications by the carriers for relief under the long and 3hort haul provision. For the Hako Jf convenience the country between the Atlantic and tho Pacific oceans is divided Into five freight zones. These zones nro defined with reasonable JeflnitloiiH by tho decisions. Five National ones. From zouo number one, which In cludes approximately all tho terri tory west of u mld-centennlul north and south line It Is prescribed that rates must not bo hlclier on west bound traffic to any Intermodinto point than to more distant point. Moving eastward from zone number two the rates to Intermediate points may exceed those to more distant points by not over sovon per cent; from zono number three by not oyer 15 per1 cent, and from zone number four by not over 25 per cent. No opinion Is expressed as to tho rates from zone number five, which Is far thest oast, because tho rates from that territory nro not particularly In volved in those decisions inasmuch as thoy are goiioVnlly controlled by ocean transportation to tho Pacific coast. In concluding tho discussion of the Spokano case tho commission re port says: Up (o the ItallrouiK "It may bo asked why tho schedule of rates suggested by the commission us reasonable should not bo ordorod In. Tho answer Is thut carriers should bo permitted In so far as pos sible to adjust their own turlffs and that it scorns probnblo that in com pliance with this order carriers must established rates in substantial ac cord with thoBo suggested by us. It should bo over borne in mind that the ucuto complaint in this caso In tho discrimination and not tho unreas onable rate, Obedleuco to this order will doubtless result in some rates from tho cast whleli nre highor und In others which are lower than thnso suggested by tho commission, sluco wo did not then feel at liberty, aH tho complainant requested, to mnko tho Spokane tato depend upon tho coast rate. But It is likely that the resulting schedule will bo more sat isfactory to tho coinplnlnantH and no more burdoiisomo -upon tho dofon- (luntH. If tho curriers establish un der thin disposition of the cuso rates to Spokano which are om-okhIvc, a further order can be mado In thin proceeding reducing them lo a prop or haHls." CnN Out Uettii-u Charge. "Tho Intention of tho nmcndod laws," siiyn Commissioner Lane, "lM to mnko Itn prohibition of tlm hlghur rata for tho shorter haul a vtilo of well nigh universal application from which thin commlsnlun may deviate only In npeclnl cases and then only to moot transportation clrrumitances which nro beyond tho carriers' con trol." It Is held that, "In the light of bin tory It is not to bo gain said that the transcontinental linen nnitit give con nlderatloh to sea competition." it wnH held also, however, that tho car rlors heroin Involved hnvo not shown that undue discrimination was not ef fected by their rate adjustments be tween points In Nevada and points In California; nor have they establish od that the rates to tho roast cities, if extended by them from eastern points outside the xouo of water In flueuco nre not fully compensatory." Must ltciiiit 'I'm Iff. Tho transcontinental carriers, therefore, aro ordered to readjust their present rates by October 15 next from eastern territories to lit termedlate points us compared with the rates from Nevada points to the Pacific coast. This will mnko a to diictlou of rates to Ucuo and Nevada common points from tho east of ap proximately :t:t l-:t per cent. In the course of tho opinion Com mlsslnucr I.nne says: "Wo desire to lie extremely causer vntlvo In this first application of the now law and to require on adjust meuLof rales that will bo oafely with In the zone of our discretion. For this reason wo have derided that the transcontinental carriers serving Iteno nnd other points upon the main lino of the Central Parlflc shall make no higher charges upon articles car rying a commodity rate than Is con temporaneously In effect from Mis souri river points, such as Omaha and Kansas City, to coast terminal points. This principle we shall also expect to be applied on commodity rates to nil main lines Intermediate points In Nevada and California. "Souio of the petitions under the fourth section are mado by carriers reaching California terminals through southern Nevada and Arizona. These applications for relief are denied lit so far ai they Involve the Imposition of higher rates upon Intermediate points than are applied on commodi ties from tho Missouri river to l.oe Angeles, San Francisco mid other Pa elf lo coast terminals." RANCHES lMlmiulnhineiit. CO ncron on rnllrriad liullillniCK mo 4 1-2 acrrn In S-var Nnwtownn ami Jnnntliuus; roo1 irop; 6-rootn liouxc; walrr rlKht with place; cheap for ftilck nalo. 21 acres, 20 in apples and pears, 1 ncre flue building site, $1200. good terms. TRADE 40 acr'x, f I mi tiullilliitf i, CO0O, tako rrfililfiici' part truth'. HO tier", h Irrlk'iit'd In Ma ho, CO In ill- fulfil unit crop, ISO ncrco 5 ncrus bvarliiK orchard rqulty J3E00, tukn K1 rcMilonee. 20 actvn under ditch, wnti-r right, 1 year orchard, rqulty JI800 tukft rcflldonm. 70 ncrcn. 5 under ditch. 2& In npplrs and pears In 3 year. 2 1-2 mile out, $125 a erf. 20 acrcit, IS In pcnrn, cloaa In fine build in i: Mile nml vlnw. ICO. ncre stock and alfalfa, ranch: 1C0 acres tllluhln; under ditch; $76 per ncre; tnkn Income property. 120 acre raw lund; alt fine fruit land; take any kooi! property. G-room huntrulnW for tn nrre. 80 acre, tillable; $2000; nke town prop erty 20 norm, cleared; tnko rcildonca In tradn. 20 ncrea Tlogun river; 80 acres bottom under ditch; toko town property. Flno 200-acre ranch or any portion; CO ucrt'H In orchard; tako good Income or residence property. Modern 8-room house, 2 Iota, on paving; lake a few ncreM Dear crook bottom soil under ditch. 2 flno cIomk In lotn for raw land. 30 acres Hear Creek bottom for Iakotnh lund. 210 urri'X, Applexnta Valley, water right, all tillable, take city property. 17 ncriH, In peurs and alfalfa; good hiniKiilow; taku city realilance up to $3,G00. I'tnti nppln nnd penr orchard, close In, nlrio year old, cIoho to town and ship ping point, tako good residence prop, erty la trad a. , 2 1-4 acres truck, good houso, take lot ns part paymont. 1C0 acres Imperial Valley, Irrigated, ready to plant, $4000, trade ono half, balance cash. 1C0 acres South Dakota, tako few ucrea or town property. WANTtD One timber man. Three, wood olioppeni. Ulrls for ftenerul ImiiHework. City and raneh property t lilt Jlnnrli ham'". $500 on gilt edfio tract. Wood choppers. iii 1 kJ'I' J ! ''Jill I M II I llllMHllllJ II III! I Sill iisiiiililllill iiiiifiiiflllMMtBaBlEulMBtii iiaftil ml You can't make a better Inv, HMiicnt for your wife and fam ily than to Inutull a gun taiiho in your htiiuo with the var ious nrruannrleii that help to miiKo hiiuimwork eniy. Let tin ohow you what It iiu-.hih ti him imh In tin hnuo for fuel and lighting. Wo aro always clad to mako b mouxtrntlnmi. Oregon Gas Electric Co. .MKuro.'tii, oiti d'o.v. An nn Inducement for you to try a OAS HANOM wo will rebnto $11.00 on regular price of any stove you tiolecl until tho fllst of August, Leave your Older now. NOTK: ranges Installed without further coat to jon on easy terms, $100.00 REWARD For the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who set fire Satur day afternoon, July 22, 19J 1, to our timber west of Butte Falls, Oregon. CRATER LAKE FL'EL CO. Edgar S. I-Iafer, Mgr. Still In Business The Southern Oregon Electric Company's office is now in the C. C. Ponting plumbing shop. It would take more than a fire to stop us from doing business. Southern Oregon Electric Co. MEDFORD IRON WORKS E. Ct. Trowbridgp, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST 'All kinds oC lOnjjinps, Spraying Outfits, "Pumps, Roilers and Muehinerj'. Agcnls in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. NEWPORT -YAQUINA BAY- L F. L H KOQK 111 VK1PW HVXT.SXKO ROBERT J. L0CKW00D o ii i it o y u A o 'V o it N i) i' v ii H j c 1 a 1 I m t Chronic DIhojihoh a H i I a 1 t y TlOMPOItAIllLV LOOATWD Itll N. II A It T Ii K T V V h o ii o II o in o 2 11). K Oregon's Popular Beach Resort An Ideal reheat for outdoor piinUiiii'm of all kinds. IIUNTLVfl, K1HIII.VO, IIOA'I'IXM, HllltK IIATIILVO, Itlll IN(1, AUTOI.S'O, OANOMINO, IMNCINO AM) ItOIXKIt KKATINO. Wlieii) juelly water iikiiIi'H, iiiohh npitt'N, niooii-HloiieH, nii'iielluiiH (Mil ho found on llio lieacli. I'uro mountain wider ami tho lie.st of foojl ul low iu-Ii-on. KichIi fifth, clauiN, t-ralm and ojnleix, ullli nliiimlnuco of wuotaliloH of all liluiN dally. 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