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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR TODFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MPTTOttD, ORHCION. "FRIDAY. ATTC1FST 11,1911. ... i. jv- Medford Mail Tribune AN IKDBl'KNDnNT NHWaPAI'RU runtiiHiino 1MI1.Y KXCR1T HATUU- DAY nV" TIIIC MKDKOllD l'llINTlNQ CO. The Democratic Times, Thn Medford Mall. Tli Modford Tribune. Tho Houth ern Orcsonlnn, The AHhland Trlbuno. Office Mall Tribune llulldliiR. S5-27-S9 North Fir street; phone. Main 3021, Home 76. OKOIian l'UTNAM, Kdltor e-nd Manager gffiffllfife& ICnterod nil rpcorul-clns iftntter at Mod ford, Oregon, under tho net of March 3, 1879. Official roper of tho City of Medford Official Paper of Jacknon County. .. KTTJIIlfJ.nTIO SATES. Ono year, by mall ...15.00 Ono month, by mall .&u Per month, delivered by carrier In XfwlfniM Jnrkunnvllln and Cen tral Point 5S Runday only, by mall, por year. . . . 5.00 Weekly, per ear 1.50 SWOK1T CXHCTJ&ATXON. Dally averaRo for nix montha ending December 31, iio. s?xi. A SIGH OF RELIEF. f A rail Seated Wire United Tnn Slpathes. Tho Mall Tribune la on Bale at the Ferry Newa Stand. San Franctico. Portland Hotel Newa Stand. Portland, llowman News Co, Portland. Ore. W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. JOLTS AND JINGLES By Ad Brown I Mim will brat: nbont mighty little. Ono fellow did it because bis uncle bad n street named after him. Tho aviator is the true idcnlist; at least bis view point is the highest. The trouble with many promisiup young men is that they are merely promising young men. STOll of relief goes up H! Nelson has left town. The fsiot that iModford is si ill linuorinir in (he vill age era alone accounts for the attention showered upon this illiterate wearer of diamonds and professional bruiser of men, now eligible for the "has been" club. Of all the heroes ever conjured out of the gutter, Hat Nelson is least to be admired. With the social self asser tiveness that onR dense ignorance produces, he combine a penuriousuoss rarely seen outside a pawn shop, both delightful traits. Mayor Canon acted wisely in forbidding future prize fights in Modford. It is a mistaken idea to think that pugilism is even a commercial benefit to the community. U is not, any more than gambling is. King contests create no wealth, bring in no wealth, but take wealth out Nelson leaves- with over $800 of Modford money. And what has Modford in return1? Nothing, save an unpleasant recollec tion, a lowered moral tone and a loss of self respect. There was a time when humanity gloried in the spec tacle of men, women and children being torn to bloody shreds by wild beasts, when the shrieks of victims cruci fied and burned alive were music to the oars of spectators? and when countless devises giving forth the groans of the tortured gave joy to the multitude. Those times fled long since with the mental development of the race. Pug ilism, alone remains to signal the survival of tho old bar baric bruitc instinct, and it is dying. It is now in the class whose intellectual development fits it the negro. Tts evil influence is recognized by the ban placed upon it in all civilized countries. xVll professional sport becomes sooner or later crooked. The introduction of the mercenary motive demoralizes it. And of all the crooked, twisted sport, pugilism is the crook eldest. There may be honest ring battles but they are few and far between. So pugilism is not onlv a survival of barbarism but a re vival of crookedness. Yet the nation that rewards a Bat Nelson with diamonds permits an Edgar Allen Poo to die of starvation!. SIR WILFRID LAURIER IN SPRUCE MAYFAIR GARB. n wlmmmsgsjrr-7--, 'IBM J -jl "n LIU Bi'-; &VNUflES J4w BIS lii fMHf Hil "PilSa ' 'F Mail oooooooooo o o ? TIIM o Electric Rooms NEW Modem, clod i lo fuim, nteai lii'nl, lies! IhmIh anil ((iiilcpil ttiitiiw In Ittuii, dy tiny oe wili, hImkIi mill ensiille. liltl West Main, enhtiiice SI. Mm Km UiiIIiIIhk! iliiMiti nit. Where to Go Tonight ICOOOOOOOOOOOO If war wero n real necessity w6 would have a war trust. Sometimes, in the depths of the forest when nature is at its best' I have reached the conclusion that the world could get along without base ball. Now wo read of a woman who had her two sons arrested because they slept when they should have been meeting her at the train. That's the correct attitude; when n man sleeps have him pinched. It may be that Arizona will have tho chanco to choose statehood or recall of judges. Let's hope Arizona doesn't flinch. Civilization is binding; the wife of the Japanese consul-general has gone back home in a hobble skirt. So far the Wiley case has shown up most everybody except Wiley. Tho truly original carnival would be one that didn't elect a queen. Ji f l YESTERDAY'S SCORES. I I i : At New York New York 12 Detroit 5 At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4 Chicago 5 At Washington v Washington '. 7 &t. IjOlUS .. ... J National. At Pitthburg Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 4 At Chicago Chicago 0 St. Louis 8 Coast. At Portland ' R. Portlnnd .. ." 1 Oakland 0 At Los Angeles' Sacramento 1 Vernon . . . . ...'. G At Oakland Los Angeles ..... 2 Sitn Francisco 1 Northwestern. At Seattle Reattlo , ;.. 5 Portland 4 At Victoria Victoria ..... 0 Tncoma v.... 8 UNITED WIRELESS CHIEFS MUST GO TO PRISON n. e 5 2 5 1 7 3 7 0 5 3 5 3 11 3 5 3 10 3 11 3 COERCING GRANTS PASS. THAT the Southern Pacific is to punish Grants Pass for having demanded that streets across the right-of-way be opened, is the astonishing admission of Station Agent T. M. Isham of Grants Pass, as reported in the Rogue River Courier. A survey is said to have been started from Merlin to tho coast with the declared intention of taking away the terminal from Grants Pass. Mr. Isham is quoted as fol lows: "A few days after the city's suit was filed calling con demnation proceedings to open more streets, Manager O'Brien stopped off here a few minutes en route to San Francisco and said to me, 'What's the matter? "Wljat's the matter?' I replied that T didn't know except that the city council seemed determined to cut into our property. Mr. O'Brien replied with heat that he wouldn't stand for it, that he would take the terminal away from here and would spend no more mono' in Grants Pass." "A route from Merlin into Illinois valley will eliminate the big hill which would be on a route from Grants Pass, and as the company will not tolerate this suit of the city the company is not in a hurry to put any more money into Grants Pass." Asked by The Courier if he objected to being quoted in the matter LV. Isham said: "Not at all; print it." lie con tinued: "A line from Merlin will also give the Southern Pacific more terminal ground, something the company will not have here with streets cutting through its yards. "Regarding moving the present terminal to Glendale instead of at Grants Pass, I can say that it will take $5,000 monthly from Grants Pass, and this jumping on the South era Pacific and other people who have invested capital will bear bitter fruit." This will be read with astonishment. That a railroad company should exhibit such petty spite against one of the communities along it, is astonishing. That such a co ercion should be attempted is almost unbelievable. Having been whacked on both cheeks, Grants Pass will probably get busy and find a third for the Southern Pacific to slap. HEIRESS DEFIANT STAYS BY CHAUFFEUR NEW YORK, Aug. 11. The United States circuit court of appeals up held today tho conviction of Christo pher Wilson, William Tomkins and Frnnois Kutlor, officors of tho Unit ed Wireless company, on charges of fraudulent stock selling. Wilson and Tompkins wero sentenced to two years' imprisonment each in tho fed ornl prison at Atlanta, Gn., a fine and costs. Ilutler was given ona year's imprisonment. Look for tho nd that offers it to you, second-hand, ut atcul barguinl SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Aug. 11. "Handsome Jack" Ceraghty, tho chauffeur, and his bride, tho former Miss Julian French, daughter of multi-millionaire Amos T. French and niece of Alfred O. Vunderbilt'a divorced wife' who eloped from New port Tuesday night, aro in Spring field. After escaping the search of scores of detectives, hired by tho bride's frantic relatives, the young couple wore located by newspaper men. Geraghty and his wife readily admit ted their identity. They arc staying at tho home of mi aunt of tho groom. Tho heiress is defiunt and says she will stick to her husband whether her people like it or not. VANCOUVER, Wash. After spending several dnys near Klamath Falls to ascertain whether satisfac tory maneuvering grounds for the de partment of tho Columbia could bo found there, Brigadier General Maus, commanding tho department, returned loduy. Several posbiblo sites in var ious parts of Oregon and Washing ton nro under consideration. HasklQS for Health. CLERGYMAN THREATENS SUIT AGAINST BISHOP PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. 31. Rev. George Chalmers Richmond, rec tor of St. John's Episcopal church woli recently leaped into notoriety by his acrimonious nttack on tho com ing Astor-Forco nuptials, has become involved in a controversy with Bishop Alexander Muckny-bmith winch may leud to tho libel courts. Richmond charges the bishop with having con spired to undermine his public influ ence and bis good standing among tho clergy, and threatens to bring suit for $10,000 damages for slander. Richmond today made public ex tracts from letters, in which the bishop vigorously berates tho minis ter, and declares that ho will lay tho matter before the houso of bish ops that Bishop Mackuy-Smith may bo called to account for what Rich mond terms his "uncanonical con duct." DIED. jroNRALEY At 118 Dakota avenue, Medford, Or., at 11:35 p. m., Au gust 10,1911, Josephine M. Mo Nealoy, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William MoNcaloy. Tho body -will bet shipped to Port land Sunday evening and cremated. 5ir WiltrId LaxjkIgrI :n Newest 3arb, Sir Wilfred Laurior has long beci known n one ot tho Ik -I droned mon in Canada, but -.n tonally lu was liurnishoil anew during In icccii visit tn Loudon. WIiimi parliament r'OiMiibUd "ihu t'luVl" walkrd from tho coiiuoil chamber oor to parliament Ima' in ii oinnit nn afternoon costume as ono would sea on Fiftlnu'miu or in Mayfnir. Aliuvo the fa mous plume of wavy silver hair thut Hunter about nm! brlund hi our Sir Wilfred vnro a glossy silk hat that vn t lie Iam wrd in fnhin. Uih collar was. as always, straight and h'jch and bm rimliiml .Wot wax faxt--ouod with the diamond horaoalioo which ho never i without. A otitway coat and waistcoat of soft black nint'iwt mid Ntool gray troiis!- nml patent leather boot completed his costume, lie carried a light walking tick. . large party to espee refuses visit grater; labor demos Kieter and Home Grown Stock MedfordNursery Company North Central Pacific Phone 2022 i THE ISIS THEATRE J IMipoiilliiury Hiigiiuriiiciil I ' l 11 I! It II Y A S I) II N.VHO N rOMMDV Ml'UK'AI, ACT X An act of (Miuioil) nihl mimic t'OlllllllHlit. An in't Unit ovinyniio In to enjoy. Iiittoiliii'lug tho Intent tiiiitHlonl MUTOtOM'H pliiyoil iiioii tho iiiont : difficult lllMtl'IIIIIOIltM. Tlit'lr oonitMly Im of I ho Intent. Now ttniiKM. Now .token. J Of lliclr own orlnliuillly". Ili Ih Im mi mt which U miiio to iihho over) ono .lunl throe ultshtM only, Ho don't imIhh hooIiik ami hoar- lug thoiu. 0 iiiiio i x Rock Spring Coal it- cm HAND AX.X. TUB TIMM. OHIeo unit Oxit Vanl, ThcIMIi anil Kront Hli-ivtn. I'tiouo 7IOI. Bu r b i d g e TBI COAX. HIV For Sale in lotit lu Talent near uehool Iioiiho, will noil ni'ioialcl) or altogether On them In u mv iintino, t rooinr, Ml old fruit 1 1 ecu. 100 yiiiing poar Iiooh. I'rlie for all 2 7.'.l), If. Hi) cauli; hill Alice fit time, iIIncoiiiiI for all cn.li: no itKi'iitH, C. W. Sherman TXI.KXT, OltllCON. Los Angeles Agent to Conduct Party of Fifty Members to Crater Lake in September -'Wlll, Also Visit Astoria. i Word eomea from I.os Audoa to the effect, thut Uoyd Judah, oiu of tho foremost idensure trip hooking agents of tho Pacific coaat, in ur ninpiiK to conduct a parly of fiO tourists from Hoalhorn (lalifornia to Crater lake. Tho party will probably arrive in September. T hoy will go in from tin Klnuioth side, and come mil at Mcdford from which point th will continue their trio north. Mr. Judah vixilod tho lake for the firxt timo hiHt toiiuinor and wan mi pleased with what he found there .that ho announced hi iutuutioii (o form a party to vhit the laket. Ho ' now ndvertihiii,' tho trip in the I.o Angeles impuis. Tho trip will alwo ineludo the centennial at Astoria. xotic'k to nitmni: conthac TOKS. Sealed proposal wJll bo received by tho county court of JackRon county at his office In tho court bolide at Jacksonville, Oregon, to ho niioned August 28, 1011, at 10 a. m. for tio coriHtrnctlon of a concrete hrlriK" across Hoar Creek In tho city of Med. ford, Jackson county, Oregon. Plana and epcclflcatlons aro on file In the office of tho county court nlwi In the office of V Harmon county roinj master In the court houso nt Jack sonville. All bids must bo accompan ied by a certified clock for 10 per cent of tho bid. Tho court rosorvos tho right to reject any or all IiIiIr Signed. ..I. R. NKIL, County Judge'. Kruttsclmitt Snys Company Is Be tween the Devil and the Deep Sea Cannot Raise Rales anil Unions Demand More Money. (UlCAdO, III.. An II. Tlml the fintt gun in the threatened fihl bu- Ltwecn tho nulroinU and tlieir ulion cinployett will Ik fired ut Sun rYitn ciitro in the belief exironil hero to day, Ijibor loiideiV are o.xpeuled mi ttntoh tltt l'Moifio eoawt to eo what attitude the nnlromlH nmhiiiiio before taking iniuitry-wiilM netioit. If the hhopinun's ortrnnixjitiou recioH rec ognition on the llnrriuiHii lines, the leadei-s will intiodiiee the experiment on other linen u tiiHt iih ikiskiIiIc. IntiuiHtint; that ihu niiltdiuls are butweou the devil and the deep blue )oa, .liiliii. Kttittelinitt, dircelor I maiutlenniK'o of llm Ilarrimau hj-h-tem, said today: "The sovantmeut holda iih down on mi increase of rule anil (he unions demand more nionoy than over. Their (tctnamlh tliiw time am too uevero and we eannot grtint Ihein." TIKN TSI.V- Prluco Thii declaroH that opinio Miuoklng In C'blim will bo prohlhltid after January next, There after n- rxoim found HiuoMug ophini will b arrested. RANCHES wercn. elomt In, tirAtttlMI w; flnr niU. l:to ncre. very cany lrm I Itl-S cicri-K. Iitvirinc urcliiiril. untcr1 rlklit, Mlore. ulmi IrHB.v oil -flood utn tttr ami tMiy la ml 1.. or Initio , i UrlliKiuiHhnifiii. tie ncifi on rultriwul ' liUlltllHKN I3J0 TRADE room bonne, modern, $3.ri0l), take' aorwigo, I room botmo, 3000. tnl.e iicrengo, ! ii room hoimo, modern, take acrengo. K.000. I HO acrfti) alV. flno lonuf 'dbllW cbnired. buildings, pumping plant, trad for Miunll ranih. iny or n- tiuitt. Prlco J 1000. I6n nonw, 100 In crop,' flno lontu oll, J7H aero, take t-2 In trade. HO rt. I l-i inlti-M from lon-n tn -VI. I laniiia vaiiry. ncti IMillem itlHI U PLUMBING KTKAM AMI HOT WATKIt lll.'ATINO All Work (lunrnutoetl Prlccn Iteanoimlilo 'M llounril lllork, lttrnnro on (lilt .Street. Coffcen & Price Pacific :io:ti Homo all) Ilanklns for llnaltn. SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE rioutli Jtlw-rftlilo New and I'p-to-Date .Mixlcni In every particular, gas cook ing, ole. Women anil girl niiiKt bring rcfctcnccH. W.f. K.MITIf. Uiiirti v Inml. IM arrca ciilllvut.l. uoimI Im- lirtiVHinviiia, lltlt netv. liH'omn iiroiKTiy. rntU. i:5 monllily. iMko kimwi aiirMiKi. 30 aurM IrrlifHtml In Iditlio, CO In nl- fulfn mill erup. Mo Mrnm t Hrifl Iw-nrliiK nrelutril r.jnlty J3i00 lHh KfMiil realiUnuM 10 Acr-f. Ct uii(lr dlloh, 25 In iipplm nml pmtrn In 3 yntir, 2 1-2 mlloi out. 1121 a nro. 30 ncrN, 18 tn pnrx, cloia tn flno build tin: nun mid vlow UO-iicrii look a ml nlfalfit rincli: ISO iicrrd tllluliln; under illtnh; 7E pr nore! Inko Innotnn propnrty, 120 neroii ruw land: nil flno frull land; Inko any Rood property. 80 neren, tlllublnt.12000; takn town prop. rly to neri-n, clnnrnd; toko rraldnucd In Iriuto. 2o ncrr itoKiio rlvnr: SO Mcrfit liollom iimlar illteh; taloi town propurty. I'lno 2CfO-iioro rnnuh or nny portion; do iicr- In orelinrd; tuko i;ood Inoumii or roMldcnv (iroptirty. A.odiTa 8-rooin hoimc, 5 lotn, on puvliiK. Ink.i 11 few iicriin Iletir crcuk bottom Mill under ditch. 2 flnn rlumi In lolti for raw Innd. 30 neri'M llnir Creek botloin for Dnkotnli Innd. 210 ncren. AriptPRato Vnlloy, wotor rlKlil. nil tlllnlile, tuko city property I'lnti npple nml peur nrrlmril, clime In. ulmi year old, cIohh in town nml nhlp- pliiK point, Inku Kood ruHliU'iioo pt op. erly In trade, to iioreH. I'allfiiidc, Cnllfnrnln In orchard, Ink" dairy or Mtoek ranch mid clij; properly Iiu'iiiTic property, Twin Knllx, Idaho, for KOod acrciiKC, WANTED Olrln for Kfliinrnl hmmowork. 10 laliorern, 12 r,0, City and ranch propafty t Hit. AFTER ALL IT NARROWS DOWN TO l The Merrivold Shop FOK Paper Napkins 1.11 W. Mnlti Kt., MrOfortl. E. F. . BITTNER Books and Magazines to take on your outing 500 Titles in Popu- lar Reprint to Select From Medford Book Store nnif a rnivva suii,Disol 1 A Bank's Age THE For Nearly a Quarter of a Century JACKSON COUNTY BANK MEDFORD, OREGON : has sorvod tho people of Modford apd vicinity. At Ml timea thoro js ennaiderod first tho interests of its depositors. This s.ifc and sano policy has HELPED us to f,neceed. Your businosa'solicitod because wo can Micoxd you the largest possiblo accommodations ron.3i3l.0nt vith sound banking. Capital $100,000. Surplus $65,000 v fl449t444'f f0t04. 1 '1 'i 'i 1 ': 1 'i 'I 'i 1 1 I (. 'I 'I . 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