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JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Al Brown
Wiley.
Who is it watches of our food
To pco if it be bad or Rod,
Ami condemns much in manner rude?
MVilcy.
1.
Wild pl in bad with every trust,
Was told, by Gum, resign he must
But answered, -"Not until I bust"
-MViley.
WHio's bcinc put upon the pan,
But since the inquiry began
Got-the Rent of the other mail?
Wiley.
We read of some sailors who made
n doj: honorary captain of ir ship.
When the do- dies it will bo the end
of the bark.
TOIIN TACOJb ASTOR, who ronounoctl his American
u citizenship in the quest of mi .Knglisli ouruioin, is tiiun
cloriiitr ncrainst tho house of lords for "nniuloring to tlu
passions of tho mob" and surrendering its veto power to
tho commons.
At the same time, President Tnffc is denying statehood
to Arizona because of its constitutional recall provision
with its "possible tvranny of a popular majority,. J
In other words, both in Astor's and Tuft's opinion,
the people are not to be trusted, and to leave any question
to the decision of a popular majority is dangerous.
According to President Taft, the people have sense
enough and brains enough to select and elect judges, but
not enough to pass upon their fitness as shown by their
actions after their election. Once elected, Taft places
them upon a pedestal and clothes them with a divinity
almost equal to the divinity with which a peer is clothed,
in Astor's estimation.
Substitute the word judiciary for peerage in Astor's
newspaper fulminations, or peerage for judiciary in Pres
ident Taft's veto message, and no one could tell these lit-
crarv productions apart.
Distrust of 'the people, fear of the "mob" is the pre
vailing sentiment of each. Both are tories in thought, out
of harmony with the democratic times an unkind fate has
cast their lots in.
To bo sure, the recall is a "sword of Damocles," hang-
. , ... ...
AVIATOR
AMD
OFF FN GOIUI
Covers 283 Miles Between St. Louis
nntl Chicago In Six Hours anil
Flfty-flvc Minutes If Successful
Will Fly From New York lo Frisco.
,, , i i. i i ... .1. . ! ... .11. . ..!.. .l.i
ing over tne neau ot a judge to mane nun want in sir.uym
and norraw paths but it will only fall when his own dis
creditable actions cut tbeJhrcad. "
' A Wilkcsbnrre, Pa.' woman, a dis
patch says, had her hearing restored
by a stroke 01 ngnining.
dcr she did!
Like thun-
And now comes a gink who wants
to know if Jnek London is the man
a city in 'England was named after.
i
v And once more, speaking of names,
a man named Ko(w)an stole a horse.
The Com. Club Lights, Again.
Oh, those lights.
Oh, those lights, I
When I first saw those lights,
Srethought 'twas the Fourth of July;
But now I'll bet '
They'll be there yet.
When another year rolls by.
We were going Jo start a crusade
against speeding an automobile, but
who knows but we may have one
someday.
When it comes to hiding one'fl light
under a cloud the fellow in the pipe
Binoking contest has the edgo on all
of us.
$
;" Time to Part.
'Farewell, old friend, my eyes are
clouded
' As I speed you on your way,
You and I havo seldom parted
Since that first warm April day.
Yes1 1 know, your looks nre shubby
Yet l'ui true for all of that;
Nest year we'll renew our friend
ship Faro thee well, my old straw hat.
BUTTERFLY CLOUD
OBSCURES THE SKY
t REDDING, Cnl., Aug. 15. Obscur
ing tho sky to a 100 feet myriads of
butterflies today aro lutesting the
forests between Montgomery creek
and Barney. The insects, most of
most of which aru about an inch in
Inch in length with a wing expanse of
nn inch and a half, are flying south
ward. It is thought they aro the product
of a great host of army worms
which descended upon Sisson 'about
two weeks ago.
FISH TRUST INVADES
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TWO CARS PEARS
' SHIPPED DAILY
Rogue River Fruit & Produce Asso
ciation Kept on the Jump Outlook
for Prices Is Not as Encouraging
as Earlier In Season.
ROMEO THREATENS
SUIT M LIBEL
Congressman Lafferty Going After
Oregon Newspapers Which "De
famed' Him Though He Admits
Writing to Girl.
Two cars a day ot Roguo River
pears will bo shipped cast during
the remainder of this week, making
practically 15 cars to go forward. The
Rogue River Fruit & Produce as
sociation Is being kept on tho Jump
attending to shipments.
In regard to tho pear situation, the
association bulletin, Issued under
date of August 1G, says:
Picking began a llttlo earlier than
was anticipated on account of the
heavy drop in some orchards, and la
now well under way. The quality of
tho fruit Is fair, but showing frost
marks In some spots. Tho associa
tion is operating packing houses at
Medford, Phoenix and Eden Valley
orchards, and the growers aro Invit
ed to Inspect the houses and methods
used.
Tho outlook Is far from encour
aging for anything like record prices
this season. Earlier advices Indicat
ed that we might reach much, higher
figures than last year, but the prices
realized this last week for Califor
nia Bartletts from $1.25 to 1.C0 In
New York and Chicago lead us to
think that our prices will bo much
lower than we first expected. The
reasons given for tho present ruinous
prices aro the Inferior fruit from Cal
ifornia, tho largo quantity ot fine
Michigan pears selling In Chicago for
$1 a bushel.and tho plentiful supply, unique in the history of governments.
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. lo. De
claring that he would resign it it was
proved thnt he hud ever been arrest
ed on a charge of "iutmltiuir women,'"
as was published in Portland recent
ly, Congressman A. W. Lafferty m
a telegram received here today an
nounced his intention of prosecuting
for libel, a Portland paper which, lie
claims, defamed him. Lafferty stat
ed that the suit would lie filed imme
diately on his return from Washing
ton. In bis telegram Lafferty. admitted
that lie wrote a letter to a woman
in Portlnnd whom he saw in the post
office, nnd that lie sought a meeting
by this means. He denied the charge
that he called iicr over the telephone,
save at her solicitation.
Concerning the Kubel letter writ
ing incident at Washington a short
time ago, tho representative from the
Second congressional district de
clared that "Papa Kubel" threatened
liim by letter but declined to visit
Lafferty's office and make good "his
cowardly thrcut" us Lafferty ex
pressed it.
TAFT'S DISTRUST OF THE
PEOPLE OF SHOWN
(Continued from Pago 1.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Aug. 14.
The Western Fish company generally
known us the fish trust lias decided
to extend its operations to' southern
California. This became known to
day from the fact that tho steam
trawlers, Christopher Columbus and
Blanco tiro now en route- to San Pe
dro. Although tho officials of tho
westorn company have not admitted
their intention to frecoz on the mde
pendouts in the southern city, it has
been rumored thnt such is tho intcii
ffg"L' '-2
of peaches. With the largo consump
tion of pears and tho decreasing ship
ments from now on, prices should
pick up quite a little, but aTe not
likely to reach our former records.
Other sections of tho northwest and
Colorado havo several hundred cars
to send, however, and tho market
will not rise rapidly.
It Is vital for any decent prices
that wo do not send ours forward
any faster than Is absolutely neces
sary to save tho crop. We should hold
off from picking until the very last
day, as tho later pears always bring
tho highest prices.
Growers should always consult
with tho manager before beginning
to pick. It means money to us to havo
the fruit go as near tho right time as
possible.
Three cars were shipped last week,
ono from near urccs, orcnaru mm
two from Kden Valley. This week
wo shall sond from 10 to 12 cars. Tho
shipping time to Chicago will be re
duced from 12 to 10 days If mo
promises of tho railroad companies
hold good, and this will effect quite
a difference In tho condition of tho
fruit on arrival. This can bo attrib
uted to tho efforts of tho association.
Wo also expect to got a lower freight
rato before the Beason Is over, tho
shipments at present going at tho old
rato, but under protest.
POPE'S CONDITION
SAID TO BE BETTER
ROME, Aug. Ifi. Despite the pain
suffered by tho pope, his physicians
today declared his condition was lit
tlo worse nnd tho pontiff declared
himself to bis household that the ex
pected soon to resume his regular
routine.
Hasklns for Health.
v.144.
Its operation attracted and deserved
tho admiration and commendation of
tho world. It gives our Judiciary a
position higher, stronger and more
responsible than that of tho Judiciary
pf any other country and raoro ef
fectively secures adherence to the
fundamental will ot tho people.
"Judges, to fulfill their functions
properly under our schema of gov
ernment, must be nioro Independent
than under any other form. That
need of Independenco Ib greatest
where tho Individual Is ono litigant
and tho state, guided by a auccciiH
ful, governing majority, Is the other.
"In order to preaorvo tho rights of
tho minority nnd tho Individual and
to proscrvo our constitutional bal
ance, the Judges must have tho cour
age to decldo against tho majority
when law and Justice requlro.
Kiibjects to Popular fiuxtH.
"Could there be a system moro
Ingeniously devised to subject Judges
to momentary gusts of popular pas
sion than tho Arizona system? Elec
tion controversies, labor troubles, ra
cial and rollglous Issues, regarding
tho construction and constitutional
ity of liquor laws, criminal trials of
popular and unpopular defondunts,
romoval ot county scats, suits by In
dividuals to maintain their constitu
tional rights In tho obstruction of
somo popular Improvement these
and other cases could bo cited In
which tho majority of a district elec
torate might be tempted In (msty an
gor to recall a consclnntlous Judge If
tho opportunity was open all tho
time, with no period ot delay Inter
posing for tho abatement of popular
feeling.
"Tho recall Is devised to oncourago
quick action, to loud peoplo to striko
while tho iron is hot. Supporters ot
such a systom seom to think It would
work only In tho Interest of tho poor,
"k . k -til .'- - . I . -j.-..
C1IICAC10, Ttl., Aug. 15.--Aviator
N. Atwood will Tttsuiito his St. Louis
Now York flight this nftcrffuoii,
starting from 'tihieajjo on tho 101
mile hip to Klkhnrt. Ind., ut !l o'clook.
Tho aviator is nlreadv iihiuuiuir a
stlil more ninbifiotu thglit. lie uid
today that he will evmy flying from
Sun FraiiciM'otto New York provid
ing he is suuecsHful in reaching Now
York on tho present trip.
That Atwood 1ms miiuc grounds for
belinviug the. cro coin incut t light
H3$ihlo is nttojjted by tho record he
established yesterday. Covering the
"J8;l miles between St. Louis mid Chi
ongo ill mx hours nud .V miiuitcV ac
tual flying time nnd l hours, fil ro
utes elapsed time without tho slight
est tumble of any nature, Atwond
hns bright ohniirort of marking n
new epoch in tho hUtory of aviation
if his luck doe. not desert him.
THIRTY BURNED TO
DEATH BY VOLCANO
TOKIO, Aug. IS. .More than 30
persons, hall of whom are believed
to he American and Kuropcnii tour
ists' aru probably burned tit death on
the slopes of Mount Asamasyania,
a usually passive volcano HO miles
from here, which suddenly erupted
today. The volenuo is near Karuis
awa, one of the chief summer re
sorts of Japan.
(;a!iioptii.nks.
We wish to exprona our deep ap
preciation nnd heartfelt thanks for
all the kindness and floral offering
from our friends during tho late Ill
ness and death of our beloved wife
and mother.
PATRICK DAILY AND FAMILY.
NOTIOK, h. O. t). M.
Crater Lake JoJkc, C7G, will meet
this evening at K." P. hall. All mem
bers requested to be present.
DICTATOR, DR. M. S. I1URGKSS.
ATTEMPT MADE
WRECK PAPER
Editor Ruhl Show's Gront Prrsciuui
of Mlml nntl linmeillalrly Gntp'iles
Willi Assailant Prlilti-rs to tlir
Rescue.
llasktns for Health.
humble, weak and oppressed; that it
would striko down only Judges sup
posed to favor corporations who aro
affcltcd by tho corrupting Influence
of tho rich. Nothing Is further from
the ultimate- result.
A Sword of Damocles.
"The motive it would offer to un
scrupulous combinations to seek con
trol of politics and tho control or
Judges Is clear. Those having tho
best opportunity of rousing tho ma
jority of tho peoplo to action under
sudden Impulse, would profit by the
recall. Do not they Include those
having money enough to umploy fire
brands and slanderers In a commu
nity, stlrrcrs-up of soclul halo?
"Would not self respecting men
hesltnto to accept Judicial office with
such a sword of Damocles hanging
over them? What kind of Judgments
might thoBe on nn unpopular sldo
expect from a court whoso Judges
must make decision under such le
galized terrorism? Tho character of
Judges would deteriorate to that of
trimmers and tlmc-sorvcrs nnd Inde
pendent Jud'clal action would bo a
thing of the past.
Destroying (bo Judiciary.
"As the possibilities of such a sys
tem pass under roview, is it too much
to characterize It an ono destroying
tho Judiciary, Its standing and use
fulness? It Is said tho recall would
be used but rarely. If so then why
adopt a system so full ot danger?
"Hut It Is a "nllstnko to suppose
that such a powerful lovor for Influ
encing Judicial decisions, such an op
portunity for vongeanco because of
adverso decisions, would bo ullowcd
to remain utilised,
"Hut It In said that tho people of
Arizona artf to become nn Independ
ent stnte when croated, and that oven
If the Judicial recall Is struck out
now, tlioy can reincorporate In tliolr
constitution after thoy havo attained
statehood.
An Untmmnfclcd Judiciary.
"To this my answer Is that, dealing
with courts which aro tho cornor
stono of good govornmont, In which
not only voters, but non-votois and
non-rosldents havo deep Intorest as
tho security of tliolr rights to life,
liberty and property, no mattor whut
tho futiiro action of tho stnto imay bo,
it is necessary for tho authority pri
marily responsible for its creation to
assort in no doubtful tones tho neces
sity for an Iiidopondout and untrnin
moled Judiciary.".
An attempt wiih inudo Monday ovi
tilug by a party of unknown muii,
evidently tmunbera of tho "lllaek
Uund" 'docility to blow up Medford's
morning liowstiapor. Only piesenee
of mlml on the part or l-Mltor Itulil
saved tho etttiibllshmuut, (iruKplug
tho burning explosive ho hulled It
Into tho street and then grappled
with ono of tho assullaiits, who sue
ueeded In gutting away. Tho entire
band dlDappoared In tho darkness In
splto of thu fact that all or tln mem
bers of tho composing force rushed lo
tho rescue.
Now that Is tho way the story
should read, nreordlng to tho (list
thoughts entering tho uilndor Hubert
W. itulil. Monday evening when a
series of explosions started suddenly
beneath hltntesk. Uut as a mutter of
fait I, what did happen wiih thnt n
number of It u Ill's friends put up n
Joke on him. Creeping up to the
door of his editorial sanctum and
slipping a package o( (Irecrackitrm in
side thu door, they touched thorn off
Although startled (or n moment,
Ituhl recovered his presence of mind
rapidly and surceeded lit grasping one
uf tho Jokers, who Immediately Insist
ed that ho wiih William J. Hunts nud
was profuse In his offera of sympathy
ami nld.
Curtain. Mineral water all around.
WANTS HISTORY OF
OREGON NAMES
Do you know who named any of
theo places and why thu respective
names were so applied- If so, kludlv
advise thu undersigned, who Is pre
paring to publish n hoof; on place
names of tho original Oregon.
WILL O. BTKKL,
-CM Lumber Hxchutige, Portland.
Oregon.
Abbotts llutle, Ayers, Agute, As
bestos, Aspen Luke, liald Mountain,
tlarroit, Ileagle, Derry Rock, llessle
Rock, Dig Untie, Ilrowusboro, Ruck
Itock, Iluiicom, Clnwson, Clluinx.
Colestin, Derby. Diamond Rock, Dra
per, Kaglo Point, Fish Iiko, Four
Mllo Lake (lolil Ray. drizzly Peak.
Kolas, Lake Creek, Leeds, Medford.
Mt. Wagner, Onion Springs Moun
tain, Porslnt, Peyton, Phoenix, Pros
pect, Pilot Knob, Rock Point, Itoxy
Ami Peak, Ruch, Rustler l'ouk. Sattlu
Mopntalu, Shako, Siskiyou I'enk.
Skeleton Mountain, Steamboat, Ster
ling Peak, Table Rock. Talent. Tnl
lowbox Peak, Tolo, Trail, Watklns,
Wollen. Wittier, Woodvllle.
(live ns men I A time llk llils '
miiiidft i
Strong minds, grunt lieail, Inui filUh
and vciidv hands.
Men whom the lust of ol'fkiu tinea mil
kill,
Men whom tlm spoils of officii minimi
buy,
.Men who possess opinions and a will.
Men who havo honor; moil who will
not lie,
Men who can sluiid before it denUit
gogui)
And datuii hli tienelieious ftntlcrius
without winking.
I'liro men, Hiut-eiiiwiU'd, who live
above (he tog
III puhhe dutv and In private Ihinkin.'f.
.1 (1, Holland.
PLUMBING
STIJAM AND HOT WATKIt
HKATIXO
All Work (iimrnnteod
Prices ltciiHOiittblo
!ttf llounrtl Ittotlc, Kn franco
on Dili Street.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific :t(i:u
Homo VU9
Rock Spring
Coal
OIT XAND Alt. TKI TtMB.
Of(lco nud Coal Yard, Twelfth nud
l'Vont Htrttiln.
Phono 7101.
Burbidge
TJM COAX. MAI
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
South lllwrsldn
New anil t'p.nl)itfi MimUtii
In every parlli'tilnr, gas cook
ing, etc. Women mill glrta
must bring rvfcrriicc.
VM. SMITH.
SALEM, Or., Aiur. 15. John Mu
gotv a negro, recently paroled from
the slate penitentiary here, is ill the
county jail here charged with 'it
tacking Mrs. W. .lorgeiiHuu nnd
frightening two other women in I'olk
county, across thu river from thi
eity, yesterday evening.
Mrs. Jorgeiison has identified Hie
negro and is positivu he is the man
who attempted to assault her.
Newport
YAQUINA nx
o&eoom's rovur.Au iiuaox
XESOKT
An hlral tAtrt'cit fur ouMonr ittnlltiiii
of nil Mm! UVNTtNU. riHIUNO.
1IOATINO. Ht'ltl' llATIIINO, HID.
INCJ. AI'TOINO. CANOUlNd. DANG-
Vfl A VI I IfMf.t.lJIt Mt.-A1.IMl It'l.-r..
ttrultv ltulur (.. mrtntf ni?Atr
Mvun-atoncM, cattirllaiiH can tx round
oti tha bviicli. I'ura tttounlnlti water
nml ilm brst of feoit nl low prices.
I'rmli fluti. clams, oral' ami oynl.'f.
wltli nbiimUtnco ut vtKatabl of nil
tilmtn tUlly.
CAinplntf Oroundo CornrnUnt and At.
tractlo with Htrlol KA<Ary
Rotfulnttons.
IOW BOUND TBIP BEABOIC
TICKET
Trout All Tolnta lu Onfn, Wb
Imrtou aud Xdabo, on ) dally.
3-DAT 8ATUItOAYM0HOAT
TICKET
from flotithern Paclflo points Portland
to CollsKo Orovu; ulrni from all (?. A
13. atntlona AlttAiiy nud want, (lend
KoInK Halurday or Huudity nnd for
rutiirn Bumbiy or Monday,
CVill on nny S. P, or C. & 13. Aunt
for full particulars us to taw, trnlu
hc It mlii I in, Mo. : also for copy of our
lllustraird booKInt, "Outlnss In Oru
Iton," or wrlto lo
VM. McMUSKAY
Oanarat I'nongr Atftnt,
rortland, Oregon.
rr- . ; ,
WILLAMETTE VALLEY AND
SOUTHERN OREGON DAY
at tho
Centennial Jubilee
ASTORIA,. OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911
Tho Centennial CvlcbrntcM tho ()uf.uiidrclli AnulveiHiiry of t lie
Find While Settlement in tho NortliwcHt
Spectacular, Marine and Military Pageant
Program for thu (lay will liirliuM Yoiiiik Auteileaii'H Parade In llto
afternoon, drill In tlm evening, Indlaii War IbiiiceM, Kilo 1'lyliiK
ContfHtH and CoiicciIn by ICIIcry'H Hum!.
PACIFIC COAST REGATTA
Till-: flUHATKHT AQUATIC KVMNT TO 1 110 Hill, II IN TIII1 WICST
VOU WILLAMiriTJO VAIil.KV AMI SOUTHICR.V ORISON DAY
AT Til 10 OKNTKN.VIAI, THU
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Will Sell Hound 'Trip Tleketw, AiikimL KIIIi from all polulN at
ONE FARE TO PORTLANDPLUS $3
noon i-'ou itioTuitN ui to ano inoiam)L auoust arrii.
For further pnrtlciilaiH apply to any S, P. Attent or wrlto to
VM. Mc.MimitAY,
neueral l'jiHHeiiBer AkciiI, I'oi'tlaud, Oregon.
r.
NOI'IdlO.
Thorn will ho a picnic or tho
loc.nl inuiiibciK of tho National An
Hoidiillon ot lihtnktiiiilthti at Aiiltlund,
Allktiint 10. All ithupii will hu cloned
on Hint, day,
Secretary Jiicknoii County Local,
iiao W, W. WILSON.
Where to Go
Tonight
srv r thr
j TUG ISIS THEATRE
IIKIti: TIII.V AltlJ
Harvey Kccno and Alfroy Slntorn,
Tint Lady, Tho Tad, tho Coon,
III Olio Mil? Herelilil.
Til 10 MUTTON UUSTIJItH
III the Kti'titfHt of all comedy netti,
olio htit Iiiih;Ii inalier from imo lo
fall of cuitulii" I hey vvmo retain
ed In Portland al IuiiIiikih theatie
for flvo vveeltM.
1'or ciuinIuk no end of tumble In
tho MOiueily Duo dniiclliK, kIiik
Iiik and Comedy, thiit'ti up fo date
lit over renpeet,
STILL ANO I'll Kit
4OR0AN ANO (HJRVAISU
Operatic NliiKortt III Oharaeler
chuiiKeri ji ml original ncenlo
etfoctit.
The r. rent oh t net of lln kind v-
r het, uothtiii; llko It Imx beep
produced before- tho create!
kind of a novelty both aro pirn
Hcrtmir of beaulKiil voterri and with
their elewuit vvardrope that eon-
hIhIm of 1- buautlfill rortfiiiih'H.
Ihey aru nitre to bit; tho bin win
nern lot the next four day.
Kiefer Trees
No fill per out loiwm, the rlfk
U our.
Wo aro willing to make lettnl
rotitrnrt with you. To plant KH
fur 1'enr treua, To work thorn on
top of nnyvarlety you may sel
ect Wo buy Keller tonii or Slnrk
Ilron., and Mt. Arbor Nttmorlen.
Homo drown Treen, no better
Krowtt.
Medford Nursery
Company
lai NORTH CKNTHAL AVIX
Phono 'M'M.
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
i (
The Merrivold Shop
FOR
Everything in
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
18 W. Main St., McdforiL
tr-
Hotchkiss
Stapling
Machines
$2
With 500 Staples
Compare Prices
Medford
Book Store
Draperies
Wo curry a very nompliitn lino of
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