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Newspaper Page Text"! JPXGE1P0TJR " lEPFORD M ATL TRIBUNE, MEDJFQRD, jOKEGON, TUESDAY. REPTKMniUR 13, 1911. h t N . I I f r MEDFORD MAIL tribune An iWdkpxndknt newspaper; PUHL1B1IKD liVlinr APTKnNOON HXCKPT 8UNDAT. HY TUB MEDKOIID PIUNTJNQ CO. SMALLEY'S PROPHECY. The Dcmocrntto Times, Th MulforJ Mall. The Medford Tribune. The .South. arn Orogontan. The Ashland Tribune. Office Me.il Tribune Bulldlwr. ll-sT-II Aiein North Fir Heme 16 street; phono. 1011. OBORQE PUTNAM, Editor and Manaer Vniamil na nonmt.clAiut matter st Vied ford, Oropm. under the ct of March J, m. OfnelM,rener of, the City of.Medford Offlolftt fopcr of JacXeon County. .. i rraecjurnox batxb. One year, by mall . ?5.0 One month, by melt ......,..... . Per month, delivered by ea.rrlr In Medford. Jacksonville and Cen tra.! Point ......4. ...... ....... .50 nmur.lftv only, by mall, per year.. 2.00 CTt(l. ir vear ................ 1.S0 nrou oxBcnnLTxoir. Dally averatre for t mouths ending December 31. , II. Ttil Seated Wire TTalte Ttnm Slepatehee. The Mall Tribune 1 on ale at the Ferry News Btsna. wn 'tmox . Portland Hotel News Stand. Portland. nowman cn iso mmiuiu. v, W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. TELEGRAPHIC TAILOIDS. 1 u SAN PKANCISCa Miss Emil Uolivnr w niraiti 01 mi ".! " " hcrRive reason 'for rofusinp to rido 111 n 1101421 DUB ,rau. men. emu .- out to make hex own way in the vorfd but will bb .returned to har home in San Jose . fer SAN FRAXCISCO. A howling cat endnneered the lives? of Mr. and Mrs. , Jnines Sullivan nnd their six children early today. Mrs. Sullivan got up to investigate and upset nu oil lamp The house burned down and the fam ily barely escaped. SAN FRANCISCO. Two hie Gol den Gate Park elk are back in the fold today. They gave mounted po licemen a thrilling wild west expen enco rounding them up. WILLOWS, Cal. An artesian well near hero for family use is spouting like a geyser. It irrigates 3Q0 acres. SACRAMENTO, Cal. The naw county jail and teel bridges were guaranteed to be absolutely fireproof. The supervisors, .however, had fired insurance policies written for more than $100,000. LOS, ANGELES, Cal. Aviator Frank Champion in a Bloriot mono plane today made the longest cross country flight yet, accomplished on the Pacific coast, flying from Ocean side, Cal.' to Long Beach, Cal., an es timated distance of G4 miles in 55 minutes. Although over rough coun try part of. the way, he was compcll-( cd to keep low on account of the; fog. IN 1870, George V. Snmllcy, celebrated war correspond ent and journalist, spent several mouths in the Rogue mvor valley. During the preceding years there had been some immigration to the valley and a slight reaction had followed the expansion succeeding the civil war period. One evening Mr. Smalley was at AVoodvillo. There were a large number of pioneers and old timers gathered at the store and the talk of the future was very pessimis tic. It ran in this vein: j-iuiu mi; iuuiv wviiiiiv" inn 4iv iiuui inv, livmiii 1 can support getting overcrowded too many people com ing in. "What can we dp with them all i The good old t hues have gone. The valley will go backward. The mines have played out only a little can be raised on the land. There arc no resources nothing to support the population now here. Times are bad and likely to get worse." After listening to this kind of talk for some tune, Air. bmallcy astonished the natives by the following prophecy: "I have traveled all over the world and have visited and written about nearly every civilized country, so I know what I am talking about. "The Rogue River valley is destined to be one of the most populous districts in the world. You have manv times the natural resources that districts in Europe or Asia have that sustain populations exceeding a million. "Some of you Avill live to see the day when this valley will be one large garden and orchard dotted with costly mansions and cozy cottages, with a highly cultivated and intelligent class of people, all under irrigation, and every acre of land utilized. Your' mountains are covered with forests tjiat some day will be valuable and sprinkled with precious metals and forests and mines will supply pay rolls and industries. "You do not realize what von have von two. so tisod to it. You do not' comprehend the commercial value of your climate. You do not realize the wonderful tertihtv of your soil and the variety and wealth of your undevelop ed resources. But some of you will some dav." Over 40 years have passed since this prediction was made. Some of it is beginning to be realized. Some of ii 111 1 1 t ii f us wiu sua oe auve wneu me oaiauce or tne prophecy comes true. In 1S70 the valley had but a few thousand population and the pioneers thought it was overdone. The same wail was heard from the mossback then that is heard to day and that will be heard when the population reaches a million. Next time you hear the pessimist, remember that ho was howling along the same lines 40 years ago and if lie lives will sfcll be howling 40 years, hence. OARfiDW views . DYNAMITE EXHIBIT i i 1 1 1 For First Time Since Connection With Case, Attorneys for Ootcnse Ex amino Articles to Bo Used as Evl denco In Trial. LOS ANQKLKS, S'Jt. ti.l-'or tho first time bIiich t?rtr connection with tho case, Clarence Harrow, chlot coun sel for tho defense, and his, asso ciates today viewed tho exhibits III the case- ot John J. and Jumeo II. McNamara. who will face trial Oc tober 11 tor alleged complicity In tho destruction ot tho Los AukcIos Times building. Amount tho articles viewed by de fense couiihoI woro stlcfca of dynamite, letters and toleKruniM, "clocks" ami bombs and receipts, for money which John -L .McXatunra Is nlleKvd to have Klven Orto K. MeMnnlgal In pay ment for alloi'd dynamiting. District Attorney John 1), l'rvdor Icks and hla assistants today moved their oftlces to tho now hall of rec ords building, whoro 30 rooms In the north halt of tho top floor have been set asldo for tholr use. With tho case scheduled for trial flvo weeks hence, both tho prosecu tion and defense aro busy preparing nnd assorting documents and evidence. SEEK RECOVERY OF OIL LANDS Federal Government to Sue Southern Pacific and 'Kern Tradlnrj and Oil Company for Property Fraud ulently Acquired. MONDAY AFTERNOON GAMES " XatloitAl At Pittsburg Second game Pittsburg 1 Cincinnati 3 At Brooklyn Second game. Brooklyn '. 2 Philadelphia .' 0 ,At New York Second game Ner York , 7 Boston 8 At ChicHgo Second game Chicago f St. Louis 4 American - M At New York Second game- New York Boston 1 At Detroit Second game Detroit 10 . At Chicago Second gumo Chicago", f. 2 Cleveland ". 0 At Washington Second game Washington .... .-. 0 Philadelphia 5 . Coast , At Sacramento Second game Suurainento 2 7 Vernon 3 0 At Portland Second gnrao Portland 0 D Oakland 2 4 At Los Angeles Second game Los "Angeles .,. fl San Francisco j. .;;.., , 0 ei 'Northwestern At Seattle Scutjln ,.,, ,.,,, 1 Tncouia , S Second game Seattle ..,,,,.. 4 Tncotnn t , , . At Vancouver Vancouver 1 Spokano 0 Second game Vancouver :."., ..,M,i.,04 PIMIKflllU ,t,,,,. ,,,,,. .) 0 0 7 3 8 0 3 o o rNojRivm0 at Portland Itniu. Suklnj for IleaUfi. BIJTTERFItLD BOYS BANDQN RECORD The Bandon Recorder, a seml-wcck ly paper published at Bandon, Or., contains the following announcement of the purchase of that paper by L. J. Buttcrtleld, formerly a printer In the employ of the Mail Tribune, and well known throughout the Rogue River valley: "A change has been made in the stockholders of the Recorder Pub lishing Company, in which L. J. But- terflcld, who has been Identified In the business for. the last year, has taken over a large block of the out side stock, tho entire amount of which is now owned by C. E. Kopl and L. J. Butterfield, both practical printers, and newspaper men, and we feel that wo will now bo better pre pared than over to give tho people of Bandon a first-class, up-to-date paper and ono that covers tho field." WOODVILLE BECOMING FREIGHT SHIPPING POINT RECALL JEFFRIES BECAUSE OF MOTHER'S ILLNESS LOS ANGELES, CaJ., Sept. 0. To overtake them on their bear hunt ing expedition on tho Ivcnni Penin sula in Alaska, a special train bear ing a messenger today is flying across Alaska to notify James .1 Jeffries, former champion heavy weight pugilist, nnd his brother John of the serious illness of their mother Jiere. ' Tho aged mother of tho former champion believes that sho is to die and, wants her boys with her before the end comes. When Joe Jeffries last henrd from Jiis brothers they wore in tho vicinity of Laubncr. Woodville as a Hhlpplng point Is attaining prominence. Five cars of hay, seven cars of lumber and two cars of wood were shipped from this point last week, says tho WoodvjUe Argus. And wLut Is more, thoro Is every indication that we will continue as the leading shipping center for the next several weeks, as tho yards are full of wood and lumber and tho fall shipment of bay will commence In earnest within the next month. Tho hay crops in this part of tho country are tho best in several years. In nearly every Instanco tho farmers who grow alfalfa wjll harvest tho fourth crop, and tho grain hay is pf both excellent quality and quantify. Messrs. Bagloy and Streets are perhaps tbo heaviest growers, they having baled about 250 tpns of grain nnd alfalfa hay with another crop coming on to bo kept for home consumption. Tho prices re ceived for the hay will average about S14 per ton and whon you figure three tons to tho acre an nverage yield and four crops at $lt per ton for a grand totnl of sr8$ per aero. Surely somu of our eastern brothers will sit up and tako notlco. ASHLAND BAPTISTS RAISE THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS The new BaptLt church, whioh was dedicated at a series of services held Saturday and yesterday, is un incumbered by any debt as the re sult of tho splendid generosity din played at tho three meetings yester day, at cncli of which nn opportun ity was given thoe present to con tribute toward the fund to pay off tho remaining indebtedness of .flllOO says the Tidings. At the niorniuj; service about $iV 215 was subscribed. In the after noon tho sum was raised to $2,.00 and in the evening tho balance w:. contributed. The leeturo by Dr. J. Wliiteomb Brougher Snturdny night was in the nature of n housewnrming, it being the first bcrvice held in the building since its completion last week. At the opening of the service ye. tfcrdity morning, the pastor Itov. K. II. Hicks, wns agreeably surprised by sccim: n handsome now window j'ust unveiled, which had been purchased by the congregation as a tribute to their pastor. Mr. Hicks acknowl edged this, gift gratefully. PRESIDENT DICTATES FinST TARIFF SPEECH PORTLAND, Or,, Bc.pl. I.- It be- ennio apparent today that tho fodoiul govurtunont I determined to nun the, Southern -Pacific coiupnuy nnd tho Kern Trading and Oil comimny, a sub. sldlary corporation, for tho recovery ot California oil Inuris of nu estimat ed value ot approximately $400,000, 00Q. Tho lands, which aro situated In tho Coallnga, Uovll's Don, MoKtttrlclt. Midway and Mnrlcopa oil Holds, com prise tnoio than lOO.tfOO acres. It Is wild tho suits will (Hod and handled by Assistant United Slates Attorney (icuornl D. 11, Townsoiul. Towiisond today tulmlttcil that ho has had a number of Coufoicucos here recently with government ngouts, who have como from California, and ho admitted provlously that tho govern ment hud Intentions of filing suit ngnlnst tho railroad company (or tho recovery of the lauds In ijuosttoii, It Is known that he Intends to go to Cal ifornia In n few weeks and Indica tions aro that his mission will bo to complete, arrangements fur bringing the suit. ALTITUDE RECORD IS MADE BY FRENCHMAN PAKMH. France. Sept. Aviator Garros reached a height of m.JJIfi feet, letting a now nltltudu record. Ho was almost, lost to view. CARE OF THE HAIR IN SUMMER TIME APPLES FOR EUROPE Wo aro appointed agontH for J. 1), TIIOMAH, Oovont thirdoit, Lon don and Southampton, Kuglnud, whoso charges aro f por cent and 0 con tn per box. JAB, LINDSAY ft SON, Ltd., Ohm- llow and Killnburgh. Scotlnud, f. por cent and 10 cents por box, RAWSON ROIIIN80N, Hull, ICntj- lang, r per cent and 8 coutn pTr box, TIioho aro tho oldest nnd .largest firms In tholr rospoctlvo towns, and tholr reforouco aa to financial abil ities can bo hud at Medford National Dank, Medford, Oregon. Cash can bo rnblcd day oftor solo If required, and hlghcut umrkut prlccn guaranteed, Red Kacmt Men smoking IIIO CIO AHS talking "HOT AIR" don't always llvo on ntr, honco our remarks on charges, Tho clap-trap about private sale does not prove remunerative; except for sotno curios of a small nature, All sellers by private sale havo to wnlt until mictions aro over no nn to know what to ask, and In tho a of largo supplies tlioy often get loft. For further particulars, address W. N. White (EL Co. 70 I'AUK 1'iaCU NKW YORK Where to Go Tonight 2t THE ISIS THEATRE special L'tigngeuioiit ofelaolnjpun HHdiil Ktigngt'iuciit of Kl'llTISH TROPPi: OK TitAI.NKI) f ROOHTIIItH ors. Draperies Vtt carry viry completn llns oC draporU", (son cacwiliia. fixtures, uto.. nml Co nil qlnnsca of iii'liolntcrlns. A pcclnl man to look aftvr this work exclusively nml will nlv moil orvlctt s Is Hiobl to (t In aven I ho Urirtat oliU"- Weeks & McGowan Co BEVERLY, Mass., Sept. & Presi dent Tuft today dictated tho first of a series of tariff talks he will mnko on his tour through the west. He will prepare his other addresses im mediately. The. president golfed this nfter noon. FORTY-TWO STORY BUILDING FOR SEATTLE A REALITY SEATTLE, Wn., Sept. C Burns Lyman Smith, son of the late L. C, Smith' tho typewriter magnate, has signed n contract for tho erection in this city of tho forty-two story Smith building. It will be the third highes) buildjng the world. Work will begin October 1. It will bo erected as a monument to hi C. Srrilth. PIVES LIFE BL00Q TO SAVE AFFIANCED BRIDE SPOKANE, Wji., Sept. p IJope for tho recovery of Mabel MJintc 10, wns hold out today following a blood transfusion operation, to which Elmer Gaines, of Lewiston, Idaho Jier affianced husband, wibmittcjl, i' up effort tp biivo Jior Iifp.,, Her vital ity whiph was at a low ebb, lias boon mounting since tho operation, Ilnslclns for Health. FUNERAL TRIP SUPPLANTS COUPLE'S BRIDAL TOUR NEW YORK, Sopl. . Instead of going to California as man and wife, Miss Catherine VanWyck and Wil liam A. Childs, r., are in the morgue here today. Childs, who is tho 20-year-pld ,son of William A. Childs, a millionaire of Englcwood, N. J., but now in Los Angeles, shot tho girl at Qunguq L. I.f and turned the weapon on himselfdying within nn hour. Friends say that young Childs wanted Miss Vun Wyck to marry him and go to Los Angeles, but she re fused. They lind been friends sinco childhood. Childs graduated from Princeton ius't June, Married. Arthur S. DeSantel of Jackson cpunty and Miss Ruth Randlo of Grants pass wero united In marriage at tho jtomo of tho brldo's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John "Randlo of this city, on Sunduy morning, at 9j,10 o'clock. Only Ijninodlato relatives wero present to witness tho ceremony whch was performed by Rev. F. C. Lovett. Tho brldgo Is ono of QrantB Pass cljarniing young Jadles, who Is popular in the younger circles of so cioty lu which sho moves, Many Grants Pass frlonds Join, with those of Jackson county ,Jn,, wishing tho yqung pcoplo much happiness and prosperity In their wedded Hfo. Courlor. NOTICE. Tho Taclan Sistors of Templo Tal isman will open their meeting Sep tember 20, at Jt. P. Hall, flood at tendance of officers nnd members is desired. MILS. KIINA ISAACS. M. C. MHS. A. E. TROWURIDOK, (From Southern Stylo Hook.) "It is impracticable to wnsh tho hair every day to remove the ubi quitous dust. Indeed, oven if puted bio, it. would be unwindfor loo too much water ruins lite hair and there are many who believe onco in threu mouths is often chough for tho soap and water shampoo. "Dry shumpooiuK is the right idea, hut do not plnoo Uo much confidence in orris root alone. The perfect shampoo powder is made by mixitig four ounces of therox with four ounces orris root. Thii mixture cleanses immaculately and tho ther ox tunes up the scalp and gives the hair n glossy nnd beautiful lustre. "When you want to dress your hair in a hurry, just sprinkle a little of this mixture through tho hair (don't uso too much and sift it evenly) then brush the hair thoroughly, You will ho delighted with the result." THEROX 'FOR SALE HASKINS' DRUG STORE Kiefer Trees No CO por cent losses, the risk Is ours, Wo aro willing to make legal contract with you. To plant Kol fer Poar trees. To work thoro on top of any variety you may sol ed. Wo buy Kelfor tores of 8tark Bros., and Mt. Arbor Nurseries. Homo Grown Trees, no bettor grown. MedfordNursery Company 421 NORTH CKNTRAL AVK. Phono 7151 II .ti.tt i .1 1 j.ui. .. ., n .. .. .. .. .. m 4 ,,,ii iii'rn in i'jiniini, ciiini's IIIO i it real est and on v net of In IMm.i in i tho world. Twenty Irnlnml roost- It hardly scums poHstbla that i such n thing could ho done, but f tlmo nnd patloiico will prove to- night what can ho accomplished whon Kurtlss'ii trained rooiiturs will give tholr first performance). ' Doing the only act of Its klud'tivor i . . shown horo, it should bo a great drawing ctr for tho next fow nights Everywhere thoy havo performed (hoy havo mused a groat deal of uowspapor talk. Don't miss see r g this wonderful act. MlffrfffrffflflKrflKKflft,,,,;! A OOOOdAAAAAAAA Tim X ctiecmc Kooras NEW .Modern, electric fans, steam heat, b-M leds nnd coolest rooms In town, by day or work, single nnd cnsulto. 21H West .Main, rntrauco fit. Marks Building; phono nil. 1 15 M. It. C. notici: ok nioirrif gkadk uni- FORM EXAMINATION. Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho next regular unlfdrm examination of applicants for eighth grndo diplomas will be held Soptopibor 7 nnd 8, 10JJ, as follows: Thursday, Soptomber 7 Physiol ogy, writing, history and civil govern ment. t Friday, Ruptombor 8 Grammar, arithmetic, geography, spoiling. All thoso who wero conditioned In ono or two subjects lu tho Juno, 1011, examination Hhould wrlto upon such at this examination. Othorwlso they will lose tho credits curncd, This will bo tho last examination for entrance to high schools until January, 1912. J. P13RCY W9LL8, County School Superintendent, Haeklns for Health. "Just Say" HORLICK'S It Meant Original pad iMWlat MALTED MILK Th FoDd-i'rbik far All . More hcalllifu) jhan Tea or Coffee. Agrees with Uie ycaket digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich mil lr, malted pain, powder form. A quick lunch prepared ia a aiwite. Take ao tubttitute. Aik for HORLICK'S. Other are imitations. ooooooooooooo Be Wise AND TAKE NO OJ1ANCJES USE WHITE DIAMOND FLOUR TRY OUR 30b COIBK IfOH BRIDAJCFAST AND SAIILID ALL DAY OLMSTEAD fie HIBBARD West Sido Ctrocers If you aro looking for 1.111110 place uliero oiir clullies ulll Ihi laundered ullliout being ruined. Wo do our work lo H'rfoif Ion, Wo uso 110 do NtrtictHn iicHix, nod our place, in jmt feclly sanitary nud our work hy gienic throughout. theTtar Steam Laundry Medford, Oregon, Hell Phono 1201 Homo OS UGO Theatre FOR Till: (H'RK.VN HONOR (lloautlful story of sacrifice of sister to savo queen's honor,) THAT'S IMPPINKSS (Mill luvltqs Hiuy to tho Iron snnsters' ball.) CTPID IN CIIAI'fi (A cowboy comedy) Rock Spring Coal OW BtAJTD AX.X. TMM THO. Office and Col Yard, Twelfth Kront HtrrvtM. I'hoae 7181. Burbldge van ooaz. uxw PLUMBING HTKAM AND HOT WATKU "II KATI NO All Work Guarantee Prices Reasoaablo 8A Hownnl Illock, Kntraac on Oth Hlrcet. Coffeen & Price Pacific U031 Homo SI Newport YAQUXVA SAT OXXOOH'a VOPUZ.AB KAOat MBIOKT An Mnnl retreat for outdoor pastimes at nit klmlH. IIDHTlNCI, riHMINO, IIOATINO. HUltK 1IATMINO, Itll). INO, AtlTOINO. CANOICtNO. DANO NO AND ROM.KIl HICATINO, Wlloro prdtly water iiKnlns, moss HK'lton, inooii'Mtones, oarnulliiiiN can bo round on tbo biiuob. I'uro inoiiiituln wutur nnd tbo best of food ot low prlcos. Frosh fUb, olnniB, orubs nnd oyntors, with nlitindaiica of voKutnlilon'of all kinds dally, Osmplnr aronnfls OonvsnUst $lu& At. trsotlvs with ' Itrlot snltry SraUtloni. tow souwd tip aaAiov TIOKKTM Vrota All Points In Orogon, Wssb lBjrton Ana Idftho, on ssl dally. S-SAT SATDBOAY-MOXOAT TIOXBTa from Houtliorn I'nolflo points Fortland to CottiiKe Qrovo; nlso from all C, & U, stations Alliuny und wont. Good KOlnir Haturday or Hunday and for ruturn Hunday or Monday, Call on nny H. P, or C. & 13, Auent for full particulars as to fares, train schedules, o(o,j also for copy of our llluutrntnd booklet, "Outings lu Oro uqu," or wrlto to WM, MeMUXBAT uersl rssseng Afsat, l'ortlnnrt, Orsiroa. A Full Line of School Books and School Sup . plies at The Merrivold Shop 11)1 WliJl' MAIN ST. BOOKS Latest Fiction Received Daily at , Medford; Book Store' t.jij Hfi.P ...- .. , ... ... ... IZTz1 w'Mj'tr vKnw. y-. t -M- 4 j. -vw-- 4. " r -