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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MT5DF0RD, ORttCJON, WEDNESDAY, AUOITTfiT 10, 1911.
Medford mail tribune
sfas
AN lNDlCl'lINlMCNT NRWHPAPRU
TVUIAMIKV DAILY RXCKPT SATUIl-
UAY 11V TUB MKDKOllD
VMNTINQ CO.
DR. WILEY'S FIGHT.
Tho Democratic Time, Tho Medford
Mall, Tho Medford Tribune The South
ern uroEOniMl, Alio rtnilinilil iiiuuuu.
Off lee Mall Trltmno HulIdlnr..S5-J7-J9
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North Tlr
Homo 75.
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G ICO ltd 13 PUTNAM. KJIIor nnu Manager
ijg&
Entered nil Kceondcls8 mutter nt Med
ford, Oregon, under tho act of March 3,
1879,
Official Paper of tho Cltr of Medford
Official Paper of JnckBon County. ..
suBScmrrTiQif katss.
Ono year, by mall "22
Ono month, by mall .......... .50
Por month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville, and Cen
tral Point .BJ
Bumlay only, by mall, per year.... J.jn
Weekly, per year i.bo
vwoKir oracuxiATioiv.
nveraea for !x montha ending
December 31, 1910, 2721.
Dally
JMU ted Wire tfolUd rM
Dlrpatchea.
Tho Mall Tribune la on luilo at tho
Ferry News Stand, San rranclsep
Portland Hotel Neva Sland, Portland.
Ponman Now Co, iHirtlawl. Ore.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. VTaah.
XESrOBD, OBXOOlf.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho faatest
Browing city In Oregon.
Population U. 8. census 1910; 8H0;
estimated. 131110.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
upply pure mountain water ana six
teen mile of street being payed and
contracted for at a cost exceeding 31.
000.000, making a total of twenty miles
Of pavement.
Poatofflce receipts for year ending
March 81. 191. show Increase of 41 pet
cent. Bank deposits a gain ot 33 per
Banner fruit city in Oregon Bogus
River SplUenberg spplas woa wep
takes prlM and title of
HAplt Xing of ths Wotlft.
at tho National Annie Show. 8pokane.
10, and a car of Newtowns won
Mrs Prlaa la 1910
at Canadian International Appla Snow,
Vancouver, B.C .....
Rogue. River pears brought highest
prices In all markets of tho world dur
lnc tho past six; years.
Write Commercial club. Inclosing 8
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever written.
SECRETARY .TAMES WILSON" and Hit- officials of
the department of agriculture make a poor showing
m their effort to remove Ur. Wiley, chief oi the bureau of
of chemistry and pure food expert.
The trumped up charge against Dr. "Wiley is that he
hired a portion of a first-class man's time, instead of all
of a second-class man's time.
Since the congressional inquiry began, abundant evi
dence has been forthcoming to prove that the same prac
tice lias been in vogue in other branches of the department
without, arousing a protest.
When it was found that Wilev was honest and could
not be controlled and forced lo permit harmful adultera
tions of food products and piuent medicines, thenlrug in
spection board was created to nullify uey s rulings
and they have been kept busy since.
Back of the effort to remove Wiley are the beef and
other trusts, the manufacturers of various food products,
the patent medicine men and all the army that prey upon
humanity by palming off adulterations for genuine.
With' Wiley is the army of consumers, the independ
ent press, the better class of manufacturers and the phy
sicians. So strong is public sentiment with Wiley that
not even the president of the United Sattcs dare remove
him or suspend his useful labors for the general good.
Only one result can come out of the investigation
the discrediting ot Secretary llson, and the drug board
and a further strengthening of the pure food law.
NAMING OF AMERICA CELEBRATED IN SOUTHERN FRANCE.
BERGER AFTER
JACK LONDON
That Abysmal Brute Story Makes
ex-Amateur Heavyweight Wrathy
Thinks He Was Original of Sam
Sam Stubener, Manager of Brute.
HILL'S MESSAGE TO OREGON
READ TO DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
SAX FRAKCISCO, Cal., Aur. IG.
Refusing to admit Hint Jack Lon
don drew Iiis character of Sam Stu
bctier in "An Abysmal ruto" from
the life of Sum Bergo.r, formerly
manager for Jim Jeffries and cx
nnintcur heavyweight champion pug
ilist of the world, declared today
his willingness to submit at any time
to n comparison of his personal his
tory and general character with that
of the author.'
"I am not setting myself up as a
paragon of virtue, hut London cannot
find anything off color in my career,"
Herger said. "Jlind yon I am not ad
mitting that London had me in mind
when ho drew his infamous charac
ter, but his twisting of name and the
pointing out of certain incidents in
ray boxing career wouiu leau ana
has led many persons to feel that
ho did. London is overstepping nn
author's license but I suppose he
must keep the pot a-boiling, even if
it is at the expense of the character
of reputable persons. I don't think
tho picture would look well if the
searchlight wero turned on London'
life, but I don't bupposo he would
enro a rap what it would show.
"London knows just enough of the
intricacies of the boxing game to
make it possible for him to exagger
ate with a seeming color of truth,
and in that ho is ilniigorotiri. And
still I am not admitting that ho
mo a grievous wrong."
em a grievous wrong."
Summary of address by James J.
Hill, read at convention ot Oregon
Development league at Astoria Au
gust 14, 15 and 16, 1911:
Tho state of Oregon has a big ad
vantage In tho race for prosperity aud
development which is reflected in the
dual character of this occasion. It
marks tho centennial of the founding
of this flourishing and enterprising
city. It marks the culmination ot
organized effort for the development
of your magniifcent atato that has
been stirred to .fresh anl larger ac
tivity by the labors of this Develop
ment league.
Your natural inheritance is prince
ly. Ranking seventh in the Union In
size, Oregon Is a giant even among
the great communities ot the west.
Her area Is as largo as all New Eng
land, with South Carolina added. It
is one-half as great again as tho Turk
ish empire in Europe. If It were as
thickly settled as New Jorsey Is to
day. It would support fire million
more people than arc now living In
all the states of the Union west of the
Mississippi river.
The eastern portion of your state
is now, for the first time, ulng put
Intd rail communication with the
markets of tho country. Thirty mil
lion dollars were spent last year for
railroad construction In Oregon. Un
derneath and back of all this are
great agricultural possibilities which
even you do not yet appreciate at
their real value. Only 5 per cent of
tho area ot tho state is now improv
ed; only about 350,000 peoplo are
engaged in Its cultivation". Yet, in
addition to tho fruit industry, whose
products arc famous In atl tho mar
kets of tho world, Oregon raises more
than 16.000.000 bushola ot wheat
each year. Dairying and tho live
stock industry aro capable of almost
Indefinite extension and all forms of
agricultural Industry aro sure of nn
abundant reward.
You need set no narrow bounds to
your future development; It Is car
ried out along modern, practical and
scientific linos. Your harbors, your
ports, your railroads, you- commer
cial organizations, all depend nat
urally upon tho wealth you tako out
of tho ground. Your particular ad
vantage lies In tho possession ot all
tho machinery and experience of ai.
old community together with tho spir
it and ambition of the new, and with
an immense area of the most produc
tive land, almost untouched, cast of
tho mountains.
If the men of a hundred years ago
could not dream of this modern and
progressive city where they set a
trading post for furs In the wilder
ness of an uninhabited coast, neither
can wo of today foretell the develop
ment that tho next century is to
bring, but we do know that it should
be tho greatest where there Is the
largest store of natural resources and
where these aro open tho most free
ly -to tho enterprise of man. Yon can
help win tho prlzo by hewing to tho
line marked out by this Development
league, and tho promise of tho future
that cheers and stimulates you to
new effort today will bo abundantly
fulfilled.
'BUILDING (fi CENTRE') WHERE
ruts tkiiucN'Aiiicntr'i" riri-
WAS PRINTED.
St. Die, in soiitturn Franco, ji in
festival pub tin-, week, mid cmv U
are Hooking to the city from all di
rections to take pari in (he everciei
t'omuiei'kornHiig the naming of Amer
ica, in lfll)7.
Mr. Holiert' H.icon, United Stales
nmbusbiidor to r'rnnoc, is taking part
in the exercise. The proram in
cludes the placing of a conuucuuiru
tive tablet on the house where the
name America wa first given to the
Xew World in h little pamphlet on
tho dicoveries of Amerigo Vcpueci"
the e.vntoror.
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ICS.ftEMbRES 01 OYMfUtr. V0J0IIW
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MEMORIAL PLATE DEDICATED TO "AMERICV
translation of which is "as follow;
"Here was printed and published
on April ", 1.107, in tho lolgn of
Iteiie Jl , the (V-uioniplnuo luliodiic
On the tablet U an inscription, a ti". wherein (lMnMannn. Viuitiinl Wuldncoin
l.uil, Nioolns I.ihI, tho now ountiiio'il
loi'oivod tho name of Joan- Humii,
Mntlitiis Kiiiguuiuii and Mnr America
hv tho members of tho Vosgiau tin
WuldHceiuullor.''
PROGRAM FOR LONDON GREAT WEST SHOW
RECEPTION
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MORGAN HOME FROM
CRUISE ABOUT EUROPE
NBW YORK, Aug. 1C.J. Pier
pont Morgan arrived from Europo
today aboard tho Olympic and im
mediately hoarded his yacht, the Cor
sair, at tho dock. Ho was vory rell
cont aud ignored all questions by re
pot tors.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
was also a passongor on tho big llnor.
Ip spcaldng ot tho Anglo-Amorlcan
arbitration treaty ho Bald thoro was
llttlo hopo of disarmament, even
though tho treaty should he ratified.
Georgo Hackonschmldt, who Is to
oneet Champion Frank Ootch for tho
wrestling title in Chicago on Labor
day, was also u passouger on tho
Olympic.
DEMOCRATS IN
SENATE CAUCUS
Fate of Cotton Tariff Bill Hangs In
Balance Also Deciding Upon Date
for Congress to Adjourn Wool
Bill Sent President.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 10.
Democratic senators today aro in cau
cus to determine wnai action mey
will take on tho cotton tariff bill and
tho date of adjournment of congress.
Representative Underwood's com
promise wool rovlsion bill paused the
bonato last night and wont to tho
president this mdrning. His veto of
tho mcasuro Is expected Friday.
Iti b believed that tho houso will
accept the free list bill as passed In
tho senate. If so, lemons will con
tliuto to bo dutiable.
Look for tho loser of tjio articles
you have found -for a prompt ud
tuny save him a lot of worry.
i
HaklnB tor Health. "
NOTICE.
Notlco Is heroby glvon that R. D.
Hoko of Central Point, Oregon, has
been duty appointed administrator of
tho estate of Eugeno n. Hoko of Los
Angeles county, California, and it
Is heroby requested that any creditors
having claims against said estate
shall presont tho same, with tho prop,
er vouchers, to It. II. Lincoln, at No.
101 Garnott-Corey building, Medford,
Oregon, within six months from the
dnto ot this notice which dute is Au
gust ICth, 1911.
Look at tho ads for the ohnnco to
buy tho property you need at a
"right price."
CH0SING CITY FOR NEXT
PRINTERS' CONVENTION
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 1.
Vancouver, B. C; Ottawa, Canada;
bokune, Wash.; Cleveland, O., and
Houston, Texas, all have their ad
vocates in the selection of a hite for
tho next convention of (ho Interna
tional Typographical union, and Iho
struggle in tho convention tomorrow
promit.es plenty of Hhnrp debate and
clever parilamentary uiuncuvcrK.
President Lynch i suid to favor
Cleveland, and the "irisurgeiith"
numbering some 80 out of 'J'J5 dele
gates, plun to make the Hite question
a part of their campaign against
Lynch's rejection.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 10.
Tho clang of tho firo onglno racing
past him so frightened Jacob Murray
of Philadelphia that ho dropped dead.
ENFIELD, Conn., Aug. 16. Jto
turnlng from a visit. William Alex
ander, a farmer, found his homo in
flames. Relieving that he could sub-
duo them, he sent his wife for bund
ing material and started a new houso
Immediately.
NEW YORK. To prove to the
court that ho had lcarnod tho pick
pocket trado, Uenny Rlngleman, aged
10, picked Judgo Moss' pocket as the
judgo loft tho bench. Denny Is hold
for reformation.
IIuaUluB for Health,
Wo notlco that sorno merchants In
other cities aro using considerable
space advertising "Made In Oregon"
goods, That Is as It should ho. Tho
morchant must know that his Indivi
dual prosperity is to a great extent
dependent upon tho prosperity of tho
stato at largo, and if Oregon manu
facturers aro patronized, that It will
moan groutor pay rolls, and grcator
pay rolls mean a larger dogreo of
prosperity for ovcry man, woman and
child in Oregon,
Jack Loudon, .MH'inlwt, wiilor, ad
venturer, lecturer, will he. tho mniu
feauttiru in a public reception en
gineered by the ooinl it of Jaek-s-'on
county at the .Medford opera
house on Thnrhdav ni;ht at 8 p. in.
Program will in substance be as fol
lows :
Address of welcome, John Doquer.
iVolin selection. 'Prof. C. K. Itoot.
Hecitatiou, Jliss Nellie Sweat.
Violin selection, Prof. ('. K. Root.
Extemporaneous remarks by xev
oral Medford lights.
Solo Mrs. Ed Andrews.
KemiiiiM'cnees Jack Loudon.
After .Mr. London' remarks there
will be a public reception in which
nil will be given an opportunity to
meet him personally. Medford peo
plo and other residents of the valley
will be Riven their firnt opportunity
to sec the author of ho many well
liked books, and ho widely n known
adventurer, besides being a child of
tho slums a prominent writer of
scholarly text books used in all the
prominent unhorHitics all over the
world.
Coming on their own, special train
of Pullman rars, endorsed y a dis
criminating public wherever they
have appeared, receiving ovation up
on ovation nt their every stop, Lewis
& Clark'B Great Western Show Is
moving across tho continent from
oast to west en route to HawAlkaud
AMERICAN KILLED
BY JAP VOLCANO
TOKIO, Aug. 1(1. That at oimL.iiii!
American, Kov. Dr. I lull jr., aiiuis
nioimry, was killed invito eruption
of Asaina-yauuv volcano, wan thif re
port made today. Two .Inpnmuo
were nlxu killi'U nnil ix foreigiuys
and many Japanese injured.
Tho olcuuo, which is on tho bland
of Hondo, about (III mlliw lri,m T.i.
Australia on their tour around tho, ko ; pm fwt s ih '( i
wenu. i. nu,M wi.n kirmiuo "-CUHIII.i 1000 fwl III iliiimdiT. Knrlv
inatlc organization Is to overlook one' ,,, f ,,. ,. ... i..,.
or Iho ery best plays ever offered U,VC(, ,im,mmi( BBU, ,7 fim.wiprf,
for your amusement. Tho company ,, l7 ,m(,u flH u, fn,uv UliU
never separate, never uiviiioh, mil win
r tr m u i i ii - i - 1 1 j ii i -- i - ..i.. i - i i mi i - -.--
SWEM . :zr",1t i'l'fKB' SI5. nrieg&BtKSn
liilfi Sr:!i-.iHK, .D sir ;. Hf L,,,,:
HIT III H Willi - WSegBBSE8Sgh?W;
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ftiwri vtimmmfflWmma&Mt Mil
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- NOTICK.
Thotii avIII ho u plcnlo of Iho
local moiulmrtt of tlio National An
Mutilation of liltH'loiiiilllm at Aidllatid,
Augiist It). All Hliopn will ho vlonud
on that day,
HiHTotury Jiiclouiu County Loral.
(120 W, V, VII,HON,
Where to Go
Tonight
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THE ISIS THEATRE
I'iiiiiiiIiiIk rlntlii!ii nf iimminn
Two of the groutobt iu'Ih A morion
lias on or piouuooii
iiAiti'cv ni:i:sr:
'I'lio uimi(iMt isunedliln over mum
lioro will proHont bin gloat iicieiim.
! louiody outvied
Mlllll O'llHIIC.N
I'iihI of ('liiirtii'lniit
I'hollx Mi'dlnnlrt (ougiiKod to lm
porflonuto Lord O'llrlon), liar-
Vill1 If litttlt
;Hndy I -a .Mar (In lovo with I.oid
! O'llrlon), Miss Luiirn A I fey.
! Huwinno (woubltt't sho uiiiku you
nuiiKO). AiiHit o.iiioi ,iioy,
TIioho Oporntlo HtarH
.mitllAV AMI fll!UVAIHI!
Ill n cotupioto chnugo of MougH mid :
...111, I. ..i.ku
t , "pi it in. n,
'I'll In In positively one nf Iho
urnntnHt nrlii nuiv In vniiilov llln.
" '
pOHMXHs'iig boautlfiil oIcom thnt
have charmed their audluucoa;
IIihIp lion it t If ill rnatninK. Ilint nilil
tlm attraction to their ItoAiitltiil
art -ovcrjtbliiK now.
&0P&&irW rr&&4
IKwItlvely appear hero at thu Medford
opera hoiiHO Htiuday, August: 'JO.
Prices, 25c and COc.
Rock Spring
Goal
Tnn MAnnln nt tfila rlttf ntimiffl tlllV
.... . , ,, . . .uJ OJ" AIA TKX TOOL
"Made lnOrecon" goods from tho .
. 1 n,rM.n.a Wl,onnvr Ihn rfr I ("'Ca " Coal nl, Twelfth 1111(1
and quality aro equal to Hastorn
mado goods.
Front HlreeCii.
I'liono 7101.
Ifnskins for health.
.1.
Burbidge -
TKU COAI. KASI
Hdflklna for Iloaltn.
Newbro's
Herpicide
Hohes (lie I'lolib'lil of (IikkI Jlalr.
After Professor Sabouraud confirm
ed tho germ origin of dandruff, scl
enco was confronted by a now prob
lem which was not solved until tlm
discovery of Nowbro's Horplrldo
Hcrplcldo being tho first Hiirressful
preparation compounded In harmony
with this now theory, heroines tho
original remedy to kill tho dandruff
germ. f
Rinco thenn numornun preparations
said to bo 'just as good" as Horpl
clde havo been thrown upon tho mar
ket; others lmv'o adopted Hcrplcldo
claims, and without making any
change In tin Ir remedies, but none
havo over reached tho sairio degroo of
popularity. Ivirywhero this remedy
Is recognized ai tho ono genuine dan
druff gorm destroyor. As a result
Hcrplcldo has inoro satisfied, uhoik
than all other hair preparations com
bined. (
nolng the original romody, users
oxpect more aHtonlshlng roiiults from
Horplcldo than thoy would look foi
from any otlu r )ropari)tlon and they
usuully got tlieni, Ho vondorful has
boon tho HiirresH of this gormlcldo
that It Is now r' cognized as thstand
ard hair romoily of Hio world,
Horplcldo kills tho dandruff germ,
checks falling l.alr. It stops Itching of
tho scalp almost Instantly.
Tor salo at drug Htoies. Ono dollar
size bottles aio guaranteed, Applica
tions obtainable at tho good baibcr
shops. Insist on having roal Horpl
cldo, Send 10c In. postage for eamplo
and book to Tliojllorplcldo Co., Dopt.
It., Detiolt, Mich,
Medford J'hnrmary, special ngontH,
near 1. 0 nlght'or dtty,
MEDFORD
THEATRE
SUNDAY, AUG, 20
Great
Western
Show
25 People
Presenting
The
Cattle
King
The Very
Bet Traveling
Band in America
Majestic
10-Piece.
Orchestra
frices 25c and 50c
.SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Houtlt Ithnntldo
Now nml l'Mo-J)ute Modern
in ory particular, gnu rook
lug, oto. Wonp'ii nml girls
must bring reference.
YVM. HMITII.
Kiefer Trees
No 50 per rent loimes, the risk
Is ours.
We aro willing to mnko legal
contract with you. To plant Kol
fer Pear trees. To work thoro on
top of any uuloty jou may sel
ect. Wu buy Kelfor tor on of Htark
IIro and Ml. Arbor .Vumnrles.
Homo Crown Trees, no better
grown.
MedfordNursery
Company
IUI NOIITII riCNTHAIi AVI.'.
Plionn UOU'J.
Newport
VAQVMA BAY
OKEOOH'M POVVLAM BEAOX
SJBROMT
An filenl rotroat for outdoor pnntlmoH
of nil Ultitlw. liUNTINO, KlHIIINd,
IIOATINO, HUltl' IIATMINtJ, Itll).
INO, AllTOINO, CANOKINCI, OANC
Nfl AND IlOI.MJIt HICATINO. Wlioro
prclly water iii;iitrn, iiidmm nKnlnii,
iiioim-Hloauri, curiMillmiH una lu founil
on tlio Itnnrh I'iiiu iMOiinliila walor
nml tlio liPHt nf food nt low prlccM,
J''rnh fluli, cliiniM, urnliH nml oyHlurn,
Willi nlmriilnncu of vuKutublcit of nil
kliulH dally, i
Oimplnir Grounds Convtnlont and At
tractlv with Strict Bftultarjr
i XtaruUtloa.
tow round o;bip mbaiov
TXOXS70
rrora All FolntN In Ottgon, Wash
ington Aitd ZdAbo, on ial dally.
3-DAY SATUBDAY-MONDAY
TIOKKTB
from Kiiuthoni I'aclfln polulM I'ortliuul
lo Cottnftu (Jrovn; also from nil (, &.
II. HintloiiH Allmny and wuhL Ootid
Kolni: Haliiriluy or Hijiiday nml for
loturn Kunilny or Moiidny,
Call on nny B. 1', or C, & H. Acnt
for full iart(!Ulnrj ns lo fares, train
HclU'duk'H. iito.i also for copy of our
IIIUMtnilxil .hooklot, "OuUnu'ii In Oru
Bon," or wrlto to
WM, MoMOBEAY
atnornl Vnuuengn Agent,
roftlaiifl, Oroifon.
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS
DOWN
TO
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The Merrivold Shop
FOR
CARBON
PAPERS 184 W. Main St., Medford.
Hotchkiss
Stapling
Machines
$2
With 500 Staples
Compare Prices
Medford
Book Store
Draperies
AVo carry a very oomplbt Una of
drupnrloii. luco ouniilnn. flxturo, olo ,
ami i all uhooinH of niiholHliirliiK, A
npoclal man to look uftor thin work
(ixoliiNlvoly nml will nlv ua kooi!
Hiirvlen nn In jiobhIIiIh to Kot'lli oven
tllO IlirUOHt OltlOH.
Weeks & McGowan Co
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