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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OliMWOWWlODNKSlDAy, S1UPT.RMBER 1H, 1911.
JIlDFOltD HAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDRPKNDKNT NBWSPAPKM
ruuLisnuD KVBnr akteknoon
BXCKIT SUNDAY, BY TUB
MHDFORD PRINUINa CO.
n
The Demooratlo Times, The Medford
Wall, The Modford Tribune, Tho South
ern Oregonian, The Ashland Tribune.
Office Mull Tribune Dulldlnr.
Main
North Kir
Home 75.
treet; phone,
3S-S7-Z9
SOU,
QKOROB) PUTNAM, Editor and Managor
Entered ae second-class matter at Mod
ford, Oregon, under tho act of March I,
17.
Official Paper of the City of Medford
Official Paper of Jackson County. ..
IS IT TREASON AND ANARCHY?
THE PORTLAND OREGONIAN, m its issue of Sep
tember 3rd, recounts a conference by the Public Serv-
. . -. .. . --.
DESTROY ALL REBELS
raioxiRiox mATxa.
One year, by mall I.OO
One month, by mall
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. 2.00
Weekly, per year 1.50
WOmX OXBCTJ&ATXOir.
Dully average for six months ending
December SI, 1910, 2781.
rail Xisesea Wire Unite Free
Dispatches.
Tho Mall Tribune Is on sale at the
Ferry News Stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Bowman News Co., Portland, Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the faateat-
growlng city In Oregon.
Population U. a census 110; 8840;
estimated, 191110,000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
supply pure mounxain wr nu oi
teen miles ot street being payed and
contracted for at a cost exceeding i,
000,090, making a total of twenty miles
of pavement. , , ., .
Fostofflce receipts for year, ending
JMarch 81. 1911. show increase or 41 per
cent Bank deposits a gain of 28 pee
Banner fruit city In Oregon Rogue
River Spltzenberg apples won weep
takes prise and title or
of tie Wort.
the National Apple Show, Spokane,
"Ayple Xlag
r h National j
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1908, and a car or Newiowna woa
Xlrst Frlse la 1810
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C
Rogue River pears brought highest
prices In all markets ot the world dur
lng the post six years.
Write Commercial club. Inclosing I
cents for postage for fhe finest commu
nity pamphlet over published.
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YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
St-
i
J' National League.
' At New York $
New York 9
Boston G
Second game
Now York 11
Boston 2
At Brooklyn R
Brooklyn 11
Philadelphia t . . G
At Chicaso R
Chicago 3
Cincinnati 2
American League.
At Philadelphia R
Philadelphia 10
New York , . . . . 1
At Boston R
Boston . 6
Washington ' 5
At Chicago R
Chicago 5
St. Louis 0
At Detroit ' s R
Detroit 9
Cleveland G
Coast League
At Sacramento R
Sacramento 5
Los Angeles 3
At Oakland R
Oakland 2
San Francisco 3
Portland-Vernon Rain.
Northwestern games postponed;
rain.
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GOOD REASONS
For Demanding the Original Remedy,
Newbro's Herplclde.
If you knew it, you would not will
ingly accept counterfeit inonoy: In
stead, you would prohahly raise a
disturbance and seek some means of
redress.
Whv then accept a preparation
said to be "just as good as Newbro's
Herpicido?" You know it is a coun
terfeit' an imitation of the real
thing. You want tho original dand
ruff germ destroyer, Herpicide, and
you can get it, too, if you insist.
Redress is always possible in such
an instance Tho most effective
method is to trade whore- you get
what you ask for and no suggestions
offered.
With tho death of the dandruff
gortn tho hair stops falling and is
porraittcd to resumo its natural
growth and beauty. Such results
follow tho uso of Newbro's Herpi
cido. It stops itching of tho scalp
almost instantly.
A countorfeit nrliclo is never "just
as good." Herpicido is sold and
guaranteed by nil druggists.
Applications may bo obtained at
nil good baiber shops mid hair dress
ers. Send 10c in postage for sample
and booklet on the care of tho hair
to Tho Horpicido Co., Dept. R. De
troitf Mish.
Medford Pharmacy special agents,
near P, O.. Niffbt or day.
i,
Htakln" for Health.
..11 . I' . .'. 1- -MM i i
ice Commission, of tho state of Washington, and tho rail
road commission of Oregon, continuing "all day and late
in tho night" in secret session where matters of public con
cern were secretly discussed and plans formulated nudj rebel
ugi'i'i'iiii'iit uiuuruu miu.
According to tho Orogonian, quoting Clyde
13. Aitchison, chairman of the Oregon railroad com
mission, the purpose of the conference was "to
work out a plan between the railroad and public
service commissions of the two states and the representa
tive of 'the interstate commerce commission in adjusting
rates so that no conflict would result either as to jurisdic
tion or as to rates which might be fixed by the state or fed
eral authorities and yet conserve the manufact
uring and shipping interests qf the state and at the same
time give the consumer the greatest possible protection
and liberal treatment. ' ' A list of names is inserted of those
in attendance, among which are not found any that could
be construed to represent either the railroads or the ship
pers or that undefined individuality, the consumer. "
Under a Salem date line of September Sth, the Orogon
ian says: "With the purpose in view of allowing the Pa
cific coast manufacturers to compete with the manufac
turers in what is known as the Missouri district for the
trade in the intermountain country, as well to place the en-
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lire .racinc norenwese on an equality as tar as distance
tariffs are concerned, the interstate commerce commission
has been submitted a proposition by the joint commissions
of Washington and Oregon with that end in view. It is the
plan of the two commissions to iron out, or smooth awa',
iuc Ajjuiiuminus in tut; uuij.15 lur it uiauimiu ot ow limes.
This would stretch into the intermountain country at least
as far as Boise and give the manufacturers on the Pacific-
coast an even break with manufacturers of the east."
Can it be true that rate regulation has resolved itself
into secret conferences whereby whole schedules are to be
changed and the public who pay the bills and the carriers
wno collect them are not to know what this proposition is
untu it is lastenea upon them Dy these political builders
who work in secret? It seems incredible, astonishing !
What does the Oregon commission law say about "in
vestigations ana hearings t"
"All hearings shall be open to the public. ,T
What does this law say about the manner of brincinir
I I A W VJ
investigations t
That they shall be "upon, complaint of any person, or
upon motion of the commission."
What is tjie procedure after complaint or motion is
made?
"Before proceeding to make investiagtion the commis
sion shall give the railroads and the complainant ten days
notice of the time and place where and when such matters
will be considered and determined, and said parties shall
be entitled io be-heard t. . any person may appear be
fore the commission and be heard."
What does the law sar about keeping a record of these
proceedings ?
' 'A full and complete record shall be kept of all proceed
ings and all testinKnry shall be taken down by a
stenopgrapher," as a public record.
What is the procedure to get before the interstate com
merce commission?
A complaint shall be brought by "any person, etc.,"
after which the commission shall "investigate the matters
compiainea or. '
How does the interstate commerce commission arrive at
a reasonable rate?
u A -,. 4?.. 11 i : -i . . ,,
xj-luji u xiui injuring upon u complaint.
What does the constitution of the United States say of
iiiu powers or states t
"No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance or confed
eration. No state shall, without the consent of con
gress, enter into any agreement or compact with another
state."
What does the Oregon constitution say as regards sup
porting the constitution?
"Every person elected or appointed under this consti
tution shall, before entering on the duties thereof, take an
oath or affirmation to support the constitution of the Unit
ed States of this state."
'lhe Oregon commission law says "each of the said
commissioners shall also, before entering upon the duties of
ins oince, execute a oona, payable to the state of Oregon,
in the penal sum of $10,000 for the faithful dis
charge of his duties and office."
If the news articles published by the Oregonian are
true, the railroad commission has not faithfully discharged
its duties of office. Furthermore this commission has en
tered into a compact or agreement with another state upon
a matter of vital interest to the commonwealth of this state
and has submitted its proposition to the interstate com
merce commission and invited that body to join in the
agreement contrary to the constitution and with no war?
rant in law.
The article in the Oregonian says, "The interstate com
merce commission will take the matter fully under advise
ment and will probably confer with the three commissions
as to the relation of the proportional tariff" whereby ter
ritory is to be parcelled out between Pacific coast jobbers
and jobbers at the Misouri river upon a plan worked out
in a secret conference, with no complaint before them as
provided by law which also provides that all meetings sh'all
be open to the public' and a public record made of same."
The state of Oregon has a commission in a state of an
archy against hed laws and making agreements and com
pacts with other states in violation of the federal constitu
tion. Will the people of Oregon tolerate the setting aside of
tho Jaws of the state in this manner?
CHINA'S
IRISH ARCHBISHOP DEAD
TORQUAY, Engand, Sept. 33
Archbishop Alexander, piimato of
tho Church of Irland, died horo today.
HaalttaB for Healtn.
PUKING, Sept. V.). "Destroy tho
to tho lust num." With this
order today tho trooiw of thu Chf.
neso govonnuont are en vouto for
tlio Sr.o Chucii pnnitieo to quell tho
uprising. Jinny of those taking pail
in the distmlmiiuo mv imported to-be
in ignorance of tho real moaning of
their actions, so tluo inon will lie
spared from tho geiuunl slaughter.
HENEY AND JOHNS0N
TO TOUR CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl. Sept. ia -Governor
Hiram .lohnt-ou and
Francis J. Hcnov, formerly San
PRINCE PALATINE WINS
ST. LEDGER RACE STAKE
nOKCASTKU, Kuglniul, Supl. 1,1.
T, l'ilkiuglon'H I'liuuo I'alatino, at
10 to y, won tho St. Logor Btnho to
day. J. H. Joel's Lyenon, nt 10 to
V was second,1 mid Kail Deiliy's
King William quoted at (1 to 'I, third,
Might horses ran.
Francisco graft prosctiulor, will be
gin tour of tho stale Friday, Sep
tember !", nu behalf of direct legis
lation embodied in proposed consti
tutional nmcndmculs, mulct' tho alls
pices of tho Direct Legislation
League of Calilornia.
Hnsklns for Health.
FIRST BIG
MUSICAL
SHOW
OF
'HE SEASON
20 TINKLING
SINGLY
SONG
HITS
the
B,G
MUSICAL
REVUE
WITH
MISS
XOLIVE
XAL
50
OF THE
HANDSOMEST
CHORUS ON
THE ROAD
v EVERY
MINUTE
A LAUGH
OR A
WHISTLE
CARDlll WORKED
LIKEA CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help,
Cardul worked Like a Charm.
Jononvlllo, S. C.--"I mifToroil with
woninnly troublo," wrltoii Mm. J. B.
Kondrlck, In a Jotter from thin plnco,
"and at Union, I could not boar to ntatul
on my feot. Tho doctor ald I would
novor bo any hotter, ami that I would
liuvo to havo an operation, or I would
hnvo a enncor.
I wont to tho hoapltnl, and thoy onor.
atod on mo, but I not no bailor. Thoy
nalil medicines would do mo nb i;ood,
nnd I thought I would havo to dlo.
At last I tried Cardul, and boRim to
Iniprovo, so I contlnuod ubIiw It. Now,
I am well, nnd can do my own work.
I don't fool any pallia.
Cardul worked llko n charni."
Thoro must bo morlt In thin purely
vegetable, tonlo romody, for women
Cardul for It has boon In nucconuful
.uso for moro tluih 50 years, for tho
trcalmont of womanly woakueaa and
dlRonac.
Plenso try It, for your troubled.
N.ll-n'nVefn.' lMtt' AdvUoty Ppl. p't'.
noe.i MrJIcIno Co., ChAtunnom. Tnn.. 1'tiyaiil
Jiuimclhns, nJ M-tutc hx.k. Mom TrMtmtnl
(or Women," il In pUIn rppr. on it)uU,
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nv nrvixcj vouit mkat at
THU WKST SIDK MAItKliT
Wo aro now soIIIuk moat
on n strictly batiti haslu.
This )lan menus that wo
ran sell to you at a lowor
ruto thau you hnvo boon
paying.
It's a Saving for
Both of Us
You will a I way 11 find tho
best meat nt our market.
Our aim Is to identic,, both
In quality nnd norvlco.
WestSideMarket
LOUIS IIKIIi, Proprietor V
Phone Pacific 2681
Home 268
For MCLK
CREAM for
WLLIPPING,
BOTTERaLLLK,
BUTTER,
TOK CRlUAr, or
SHERBETS.
"Not the Cheapest but the
p.yp
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Rogue River
CREAMERY
134 N. Riverside Avenue
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to io without
thin oplondid, refreshing drink.
Call up and order a case sent to
tho house. Tho purest, most
healthful drink known is
SLSIUYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. 0IGHAM, Aient.
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HbuSE
Houth lUvorwIdo
Now and Uj-to.I)nte Modem
la every imilicular, iih cook
JiiK, etc. Women and giilH nuiut
krliiK iTferoncCH,
WM. HMITJI.
Homo lMiouo HIK.
Draperies
We carry a very complete line ot
arnperlcH, lace curtalne, fixtures, eta,
and tip all classes of upholstering. A
special man to look after this work
oxoUHlvoly und will give as good
service an la possible to get In even
tho largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
THE ISIS THEATRE
TONIUIIT ONIiY.
mil w. a. kami:h
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'I ho (Vloliialed Cello I'Iiijoi
If you llko i?oo(l miiiilu, now Is
your ohnuco to hear (ho very bout,
and roiiitoral by a iuiiiiIimiiii of j
note, whom you till' know. ' ;
llomomliur, tonl;lit and IoiiIkIiI,
only. - !
HCO'IT AND KOIIHIAINI) ;
t) miu n iiiviiiii" i'.iiiiiiii inn.. c
Direct from tho lllpiioilromo, Now
t vor k. comes win ouir net. oi us ,
kind that him over cniHOd tho eon
tluent, and no ono tilioiild fall to
i sen this wouilorrul act. JJon't wait ;
j until you hear otlimu lalkliiK !
about It, becaiivo then it will bo
too Into, T
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UGO Theatre
TOHXOKT'S nUBJBOT
The Heot Motion Ph'tuivM and
MiinIc
ChatiKO of I'rourain TiieHday, Fri
day mill Kiiuday
ne,aml Kit:
HIIKUI.OCIC IIOIjMKS. Jit.
Till- KMUCiOI.IUtH.
A hi:i rilltlH IIKAUT.
(A Kcaturo Film.)
Rock Spring
Coal
OK KAJTD AI.Z, TX1 TOAJ.
Off I co and Coal Vnnl, Twelfth nnd
Front Strwli;.
IMiono 7101.
Burbidge
rai coax; kajt
PLUMBING
8TKAM AND HOT WATKH
HEATING
All Work Ouarantoed
Prices IteiiBonnblo
Sff
1 1 own Ml Ulork, I!ntraMc
on Oth HtrvH.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific no.'ll Homo iftID
A Full Line
of
School
Books
and School Sup
plies, at
The Merrivold Shop.
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14 WEST MAIN ST, I
Kodaks
The most beautiful
time of the year
Better have one
with you on
that trip
Medford
Book Store
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