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AN tNmCt5NDNNT NnWHPAPKll
rUHMHIIRD DAIIA' J3XCKPT HATUn-
DAY tlY THO MKDrOllU
rillNTINO CO.
The Deinocrnlte Times, The Medford
MnlJ. The Urdford Tribune. The South
ern OreRonlan, Tlio Ashland Tribune.
Office Mall Tribune nulldlna. 25-27-29
North Mr
Homo 7B(
Street; phone, Main 3021,
fill
ALL THE TRAFFIC WILL BEAR.
OKOItaiS FUTNAM, Editor nnd Manager
ICntorod ns necond-clnsn matter nt Med
ford, Oregon, under the net of March 3,
18".
Official rarer ot the City of Medford
Offlclal'Paper of Jackson County. . .
atjscurpTion ratkk.
One year.' by mall ......... 5,on
One month, by mall , SO
For innnth, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jncknonvlllo and Cen
tral Point .. ..,. .R0
Sunday only, ly mall, per yenr. ... ! 00
Weekly, per year 1.50
SWOKlf CXKCUXATXOH.
Dally averapc for nix months ending
December 31, 1010. S721.
TnVL X.nd Wlra United Press
Sltpatcfcea.
" The Mall Tribune la on salo at the
Kerry Ncwb Stand. San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, rortland.
Tlnwmnn News Co , Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
JUDG
CORED
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BY HENWOOD
Coloradan Convicted of Slaying Von
puhl and Copeland Declares Coutt
Has Mania for Convicting All Who
Appear Before Him.
DENVER, Col., July 28. Labor
lenders and other Coloradnns who
luvvo recently felt the severity of
Judge Whitford, todnv are discusiinj;
with great interest the scoring the
jurist received at the hands of Frank
II. ITcmvood, recently con-icted here
after killing S. L. Vonpuhl and;
Georgo Copeland of Victor, Col., in
an affray said to have resulted from
undue intimacy of Vonpuhl nnd lien
wood with the wife of Millionaire
JoJhn Springer. ,
Hcnwood's denunciation enruc
when Judge Vfhitfonl after hearing
arguments, denied Hcnwood's motion
for a re-trial of the Copeland case,
in which ho was convicted."
'Tolls Judge Ills Mind.
Whitefnccd, Hcnwood faced the
judge when, before ho was sentenced
to life imprisonment, ho was asked
if ho hnd anything to say. Looking
the court in the eye, Hemvood shook!
his fist in Whitford's face and de
clared the jurist a prosecuting judge
with no other idea thnn to convict
everyone who was tried before him.
..ot once asking for mercy, evi
dently abandoning hope, relieved his
mind. Charging Whitford with join
ing the district attorney during the
trial to secure a conviction nt all
hazards in order that John Springer
might secure a divorce, lieu wood
said :
"I have seen both criminals and in
nocent men afraid to coroo before you
because of j-our reputation as a prej
udiced, biased judge, with a mind only
for conviction. In your estimation
a man is guilty before he enters the
court room. I never had justice from
yoti and never expected it."
Wifo Giu-n Morphine.
Hcnwood then charged that Mrs.
Springer had been given morphine
beloro she was put on tho stand and
that tho court knew it, nnd refused
to allow the woman to testify fully
for fear o something she might say.
Reverting to Whitford personally.
Hcnwood buid:
"I think I would mutch with you,
how clean my life had been, now
thai I am up here for sentence. Thin
is my pcrosnal opinion of you, Judge
Whitford. tl is like kleptomania
with you your desire to convict.'"
IN" nn editorial, the Portland Journnl says that Medford
"claims that the Southern Pacific demands a San Fran
ciseo rate which is almost if not quite equal to tho San
Francisco rate to Portland and hack again to Medford."
.As n matter of fact, tho rate demanded trom San
Francisco to Medford is considerably higher than the
Sail Francisco rate to Portland and back again to Med
ford. The rate from San Francisco to Medford, is tho San
Francisco to Portland rate, plus the old Portland-Mcdford
rate not the present Portland-Mcdford rate, which is
HO per cent lower through order of the state railroad com
mission. For instance, steel rails: Tariff from San Francisco
to Medford, -M0 miles, $1.2:1 per one hundred pounds:
Tariff from San Francisco to Portland, 770 miles, 41 cents;
Tariff from Portland to Medford, 330 miles, 71 cents;
Tariff from San Francisco to Portland, thence to Medford,
1100 miles. $1.12, or 11 cents cheaper than San Francisco
to Med fowl.
To ship goods from San Francisco. Medford merchants
must first ship to Portland, then robill to Medford, for
shipping direct to Medford is penalized by higher rates.
And then talk of economic waste!
Ts there any reason, or any justice, or any fairness in
this sort of rate making? Yet it is just what has been hand
ed out to the people of Southern Oregon for many years.
There is just as much reason as there is in making the
imaginery California-Oregon boundary line a basis of rate
making and charging more on the Oregon side for the same
haul over the same road bed, than is charged on the Cali
fornia side.
Only one principle has ever governed Pacific coast
rate making and that is the primarv rule laid down by
Collis P. Huntington, "all the traffic will bear." "When
there is no competition, as in Medford 's case, the traffic
has to bear a great deal.
Rapidly Getting Into Condition
AN ABSURD SITUATION.
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WORRYING PORTUGAL
LISHON, July 28. Though the
threatened monarchist invasion of
Portugal from tho north mid the
peasant uprising, expected dnjly,
have not materialized, tho provision
al government and financial interests
hro much worried. The government
has 10,000 troops stationed on tho
frontier, and a Inigo number of he
rrot service men, The monarchists
iloclnro that they loo have 10,000
men near tho boundary ready to
inarch at a moment's notice. Other
information, considered more reliable,
places the figures at HOOO.
Tho monarchists j,avo received
largo subscriptions from Hray.il and
Portuguese nobles who live outside
Portugal to curry on tho proposed rebellion.
A. I' A. M. ATTKNTIOX.
Work in Third dopreo thla;oventng.
W. M. MULM3R, Sec.
HaBklna for Health.
THE last legislature merged game and fish protection
and prop-nation in Oregon rfiid created a single
board to have jurisdiction over both." The commissioners
have." full power and authority to enforce all laws respect
ing the protection, preservation and propagation of fish,
game animals, game and non-game birds within the state.5'
They have "the exclusive power to expend and disburse all
funds of the State of Oregon acquired for the protection,
preservation or propogation of fish and game. Tlicy
shall appoint and exercise control over and shall fix the
salaries and expenses of the state game warden, of the
master fish warden, and all their clerks and deputies."
Acting under the authority conferred by this law, af
ter a full investigation of conditions, the commission de
cided to merged the game and fish interests of Southern
Oregon, and appoint a chief deputy fish and game warden
for the several comities, who should have charge over both
the fish and game interests, part of his salary to be paid
from the fish fund and part from tlie game fund a com
mon sense and satisfactory arrangement. Sam Sandry,
who had made good as deputy fishwarden, was appointed,
and the appointment generally approved.
In his capacity as watch-dog of the state treasury,
Secretary of State Olcott, who is out to make a record for
economy, discovers that Sandry is on both the fish and
game pajToll and so scents a nigger in the wood
pile and holds up the check on the ground that
no one can hold two state positions at the same time,
and the attorney general upholds the interpretation.
So we have an absurd situation. Mr. Sandry is paid
less than any of his deputies, and the state fish and game
commission whicli lias "exclusive power'Lcannot regulate
the salaries of its employes, though given this authority
by the law creating it, which "repealed all laws in conflict
therewith."
But what is the use of a legislature's making laws when
we have an attorney general to unmake them by Ins in
terpretation" which is evidently gospel with state offi
cials?
Iluttllng XeNou 1h rapidly gvtUug Into tlie pink of condition for liU go
with Tommy fiuffney next Krld.ty night. Ifu works out iwh afternoon nt
3 o'clock at tho Kdunnls gynnxlum.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
E. G. Trowbridgo, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
'All kinds of Engines, Sprayiug Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
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THE MARINELLO SHOP
MANICURING
CORA E. UTLEY
Room 5
Over Kentner's ' Phone 111
MAKE OUT YOUR
DEED, SAYS PAGE
"I Stand Ready to Give Whatever
Land Is Necessary for Construe
tion of New Bridge" Brands Re
port to Contrary Falsehood.
"Just as boon as the city attorney
makcH out a deed to the land needed
to insure the construction of the
new bridge over Bear creek on Main
street, I will sign it. This talk of
my holding up the bridge is without
foundation. I have always stood
ready to give tho necessary laud, niid
Williams, who owns tho laud on the
opposite side, will also give his."
In such a manner did J)r. V. O.
Puge dispoHU of the published lenoit
that he is holding up tho work of
constructing a new bridge ocr Hear
creek on Main. Tho doctor is ern
phatio in his declaration that ho will
pluce no obstacle in the way of tho
city or county.
"Some time ago," continued Dr.
Page, tll was aproached by Mayor
Canon and asked for a deed. 1 ic
fuscd to give it until i survey had
been made and I know just whut por
tion of my Jand was needed. This
purvey bus juh! been 'complnled. and
now I will givo the land whenever the
city nttornoy makes out a deed .Hid
gives it to me."
DEER SEASON TO
OPEN JGOST 1
Many Hunters Are Preparing to
Leave Early It) Coming Week for
Their Favorite Haunts More
Nimrods In County Than Ever.
Next week will witness a gimr.il
exodus of hunters from tho city iu
pursuit of deer. Already they are
trucing up their sights and oiling their
guns for tho season will open Au
gust 1.
Indications are that there will be
many more hunters this year than
last, Jackson county has iishiied
2047 fishing licenses and 832 hunting
licenses up to date, making over
.$4000 from tins sourcothis year, 'the
total sum from both sources during
1910 wus $3720.
OAIII) OP THANKS.
Wo wIhIj to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their klndnesH and
sympathy, and tho beautiful floral
offerings during our recent bereave
ment, tho death of our dear mother.
J, O. DOPP,
It. H. DOPP,
MRS. A. M0NTG0MKUY and
Daughter.
MH8,V. h. COOK. 109
IlaBklnB for Health.
Dairy Ranch for Sale
'1 J0 acres eight miles from Anhland, one mile fiom P. O., on It. V, I).
Good Iioiiho, largo good barn, lOxfil, about sixty acres now iu grain,
alfalfa, grass and garden; as much nioro can bo easily cleared; bal
ance la commercial timber and pasture. Plenty of froo range cIoho
by. Purest of mountain spring water for domestic and Irrigation iihoh.
Grows splendid crops without irrigation, but yield Is enormous with n
llttlo water. An Ideal homo, unsurpassed for diversified farming.
Chickens, ducks, bees, dairy, cattle, hogs, fruit. Over 100 pear and
applo trees how that soil Is perfect for commercial orchard. No
blight nor insect pests have over reached this valley. Whllo waiting
for other trees to maturo this place will yield a steadily increasing fri
er o i n o from tho othor sources. Two horses, 7 cows, 3 yearlings, fi
young calves, bull, boar, 5 sows, 15 pigs, now wagon, mowing ma
chines, hay rakoi cream separator, chickens, tooiu, crops, furniture,
etc., etc. Can bo bought at ?3C.0O per aero. This Is a (snap,
See Walter McCallum, Hotel Nash
'rTlfsS MKDPOItl), OKJttiON.
Or C. B. LAMKIN
:t.'J7 KAST MAIN BTIUWr, AHIIIjAND, OIMXJON
Still In Business
tftrrt
The Southern Oregon Electric
Company's office is now in the
C. C. Ponting plumbing shop. It
woulcJ'Aake more than a fire to
stop us from doing business.
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
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I 3ATTJJING NBZOJST.
RANCHES
tft nureis oIonp In! tioiuitlful vlmviflnt
no It 12R0 iicro! vorv eimv lorin.
4 13 ncrcs; ucarliiK oiolmtil! Water
rlKltt! Mlnrri iiIko leu no oh koihI pun-
turo una Imy Inimi fuMn or truux.
llclltHiulMlimoht. til) ucroN on rullroml
bulltlliiKM 13(10,
SI neuH, SO In apples nnd pear, 1
aero flue building ulto, l'JOO, good
tormn.
TRADE
10 nuroK, Houtli JiitKotui tukn noiiimr.
40 tioron, flno titillilliiK nlto, fAOUO, tukn
rtli1puoo mrt trntlo.
80 iii'ioh IrrlKitltl In Mitlio, 00 lit nl
fulfil unit crop; $0 norcn.
S ncron lioarlmt nrolnrl faulty I3&00,
tnkii kooiI roHldrnoo.
20 a or on timlpr ditch, wnter rlnhl, 1 yenr
orclmnl, vtully IIXUO tuko r;IJonui'.
70 nort, (S under ditch, Ift In npplrn
nml penra la 3 yenr, S !! ii)lle out.
fiio nun.
13 ncrv, 18 In pears, oloao In (In bulld
I UK altn it nil vlaw.
lOO-ncro Mock nml nlfnlfi rnnohl HO
acres tllliibln; uiulor dltntu 7( per
ncre: tnKn inromo property.
ISO ncrvn raw Iniul: nil flno fruit Intidi
Inko nuy irood property,
(room IninBulow for ,tn crp.
no nitron, tlllublo; 2U00; ink town prop
erty i0 ncro, clcnrcilj tnko roldonco In
trnilo. ,
340 ncrvn Horiio river! 10 ncrra bottom
utulor illtoh; takn town liroporty.
Pino 300'acro much or nny portion! 00
ncrrH In orchard: tako Rood Income or
rcnhlcuco jiropcrty.
Aiodrru 8-room hoiinc. 3 loin, on PrvIiir,
tnk fv nurra Hear orek bottom
noil under ditch..
3 flnr clone In loin for raw Inml.
30 ncren Hoar Cifrk bottom for Dftkotah
Intnl.
!10 ncren, Apilci(p Vnllny, wntcr
rlRht, all ttllAblo, tnko city property.
IT nfrcn, In Ir una nlfslfn; eood
tiutiKnlow; tnko elty rcnldenca up to
I3.B00. v
l-'ln nrtpln nnd ikht orchard, clono In,
nliin year old, clone to town nid nlilp
nine point, tnko good rcxldoitco iroi
crty In trnde.
'i 14 acrox truck, KOod huuno, take
lot n pnrt payment.
1C0 acre Imperial Valloy, Irrigated,
ready to plant, $4000, trade one
half, bnlnnco canh.
1G0 ncrcfl South Dakota, tako fuvr
acrra or town property.
WANTED
lllrln for itenerat houaework.
rtty and ranch property t Mat.
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YA71Aa A af.rf
iwuwo mvp jrw
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THE ISIS THEATRE
II M It l A T I A H T
(JI.WT KOl'lt QIIAHTICT
4 yiuut'i-n Daiuvi'N Cnidetllaa
Holm; tho flint tlinn (IiIh Ki'int nr
uittllKiittnit of tiliiKorn, dnuoorh nilil
niuiodlaiiH havo uvir cniHHt'tl tho
iiiiniinnu, ini'i- iiirrun in pniu .
fold nhuuhl 1ul;o ndvaulaun of
HiIh uppoituully tt hear And Hon ;
four of tho RteatoHt iuIIhIh In : '
tholr llun that hitvti vtr heon '
hroiiKht to:i'tlior, and Jl may hu:
yearn hofoio thoy vhdl tho Pacific
ronnt iiKalu, They iiinko but four
Htopit, l'ortlaud, Medford, Ann
rrniielKco and I,n AiiroIph, then;
direct to (JhlniRo, plnyltiK only tho ;
flrnt cIiixh hntiveii of tho emit nnd
plnJiu; rrortor'it theater, Now
York, for tlilrty-nlx coiiHecullvn
weekn, pncklng tho Iioiiho at every
performance, otiKht to ho a tturo
Kunrnutee of their wonderful ah
allty an eutertnlnertt, Don't mind '
neelnj; and henrlni; tliein three
ilKhtB only. ;
W4
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toon tM
nam mx.Di3ra
PRODUCERS
FRUIT CO.
Our offlco Is now located In our pack
ing home, nnd Is open for tho nonnou.
From now on wo will havo tho dnllj
reports nil market, ihqwlni; prices
rcalliod by tho Cnltfornln Fruit DIb
trlbutors, and all othor nhlppers.
Any ono IntoroMted Is Invited to
corno In and look thorn over nnd coin
paro prices. Ily shlpplni; with us you
wilt havo all tho advantages, ot tho
largest and most coinploto deciduous
tolling organization In tho united
States and at a lower cost to you than
In tho past.
Last year wo handled nearly ton
thousand car loads, or seventy-six per
cent of tho cntlro California crop.
Homambor wo
v o o l n o i ii i .v a
All fruit lajiold on 1(8 Individual
merits, and each Krowom namo and
prlcos realized for each ehlpmont are
published in tho rataloeueti, J'oollnu
was tried and felled years ago In Cali
fornia. If you want to soil see us, If you
want material, Inspect our samples,
and cot our prices bofore purchas
ing. V It O I) V O K It 8 F It U I T CO.
K. bf. McICcany, Northwestern ARent.
Homo I'lionn U1S. I'nrlflc 7001.
Newport
YAQVIKA BAY
0BOOM' V09VX.AM BEAOX
An hlrnl retrrnt for outdoor tmstluinn
of all klndH. IIUNTINO, KIHIIINH,
lOATlN(. HiritK 1IATHINCJ. Kit).
INO, AUTOINO, CANOIMNO. OANC
NO ANI) ItOM.lCIl HKATINU. Whom
pretty wntrr nantts, ntons ukiiIom,
moori-HlonoH. cjirnclluiiH run bo found
an llio hoacli, lur twtintnln water
ami t)m bent of food at low prlcnn.
Krenh flnh, oliiuiri, crulia and pyntorn.
With iilninilanco of VcRotalilon of ull
kinds dully,
Csrapfnr Sroacda OonvtnUnt and At
tractlra with Mtrlot Kanltary
XegnlatloBS.
LOW BOUHD Tir SBAMOIT
TX0K8TA
rront AM Points in Oregon, Wash
Inffton and Idaho, on sal dally.
30DAY MATUSDAY-MOKDAY
TIOJCT
from Hoiitlinrn 1'aalfin point Portland
to (JottiiKo Orovo; alno from nil C &
II. nliitlntiN Allmuy and wont, flood
aolna Hutunlay or Hunday and fur
rulurn Hundny or Monday.
Cnl nn tiny H. I, or C, & K. Agent
for full pnrtlcti)iirn un to fnrcn, train
nohcdiilvn, bio,; oIho for copy of our
llliiHlratod Imoklnt, "OutlugM In Ore
roii," or wrlto to
WK, KcXUBXAY
Otntral Jfassenger Agsat,
ortland. Oragon.
Draperies
Wo carry Very complete Una of
draporlea. luoo gurtalna, fixtures, etc..
and do all elasarn of upholaterlnx. A
apeclat man to look after this work
nxcliiJilvoly ami will give as good
norvlco an In poaslpla to get In even
th.ii largoat otilos '
Weeks & McGowan Co
tfcgkgtie,
Ahtays the Hint.
riKVrO I'MYri
THK ICNt) Oh' TIIK KAUTIl
TUK CltUHADW )' THK
TtiMPUWH
HiaaiNKS VH. JACKHONS
Bpleudld Comedy,
i' it i c i: 10 u i; n t h I
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Month llherhldo
New nml l'Mo.mt .MtKleni
iu eery (mrtlciilnr, uitt rHik
Iiir, ete. Wotiieu wild K'rls
liuiHt brliiK rrferrnccn.
VM. HMl'l'll.
JW.I. n4 t'r IWhml for OI,l T7
c)r ft IMmnl HI. Jk lUril UlMlil
CI,IU, AtUtnl 4 ZUiMiUtr VtnmmU,
Mult, Art, lll.OjU. I
rt ui ir nir. nun r.n nitri:iuoit I
OfOrUl. lUlww Hull I
PLUMBING
STKA.M AND lUYt WAtKIt
UK ATI NO
All Work Ounranteed
Prices Reasonable
'M Ilottanl Illmk, ttitrnnro
un oth Ktrvct.
Coffeen &' Price
Pacific :iO!ll llonto 210
AFTER AU, IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
The Merri void Shop
FOR
FOUNTAIN
PENS
114 W. Main St., Medford.
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FORGET
THE WEATHER
hut roinumhor lo tako a dovol
oplii tank and dovolnpo your
filtna jvjiurovor you are.
Medford
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