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Newspaper Page TextH-, J' " .V prate uroira mrnOUTi rATTi TRTBTTNTR My.BFORD, OTCKflOy. "MOXDAV, OOTOU1W 20, 1011. Medford hail tribune H-i).tt' ' " J "'i- 'i U AN INnKI'BNORNT NJeWSnAPHtt rUHMSllKD KVICIIY AKTliHNOON kkckpt Sunday, m thh MKDPOhD ratNTINO CO. TliA Democrat In Times. Tint Med font Mall, Tho Medford Tribune. Ths South- irn urng-oniiWj xno Asmanu irouuno. Off Ion Mull Tribune IJulMlnc. lltT-t North Fir Homo 76. CHICAGO MAYOR WARS ON POLICE TO STOP GRAFT IN GAMBLING treat; phone, Main anOUCJK PUTNAM, KJItor nnd MansRer Ytnlcred as second-class matter at Med ford, OrrgoT- under tho net of March i, 1870. i rirtitn 1'niwr of thfl City Official Paper of Jackson County. of Medford rfpRonrpriOH katel One. yen r.' by niall .,.,.. ,5SS' nin mnntli. hv mnll .............. .tv. ivr rootllh, dollverod by carrier In ", McilfoM. Jacksonville Mid Con- trnl Point -J" Saturday only, by mail, per year. . J "0 Weeftly, pt year 1-EO BWORW CZRCVXATIOir. nvcrnprt for six month ending 1310, szi. Dally aven Pecembor 31. mu X.easd Wire TXnltr Tress Dispatches. Thn Mall Tribune la on sale at the Kerry Now Stand, San Francisco. , Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland. Itawman New Co- Portland, Ore. V. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. MGDrOBD, OREOOK. Metropolis of Southern Orecon and Northern California, and the raaiesi crnirlim city In Orcjron. Population U. S. census 110; 8S40; ..iii..iihi tan io aftn FIVo hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed. KlvlnK finest unnlv nure mountain water and slx-l teen miles ot street feeing paved arni r I . m? Amr., wh-ifw vrmmmLxmmi .. : wr wi h r s zmmKmi'Mmv'mm4JJMK,w nsmm9) tuti' vzy ii'Lw: viHft Myrnmv wmimK w&mmw t m&pt&sSl; jw It tc1HB 'Ifl.&Rf' e? Hiiiiiiiiiii IfTT HmiiiaiiiriMMr r mmm msssmmtimKriw , 1 T"'lKO-TjHtJlK' -. .WWKwKo sjm wr tj-i n. t,-- . .ix.bf7 vi VMbBbWK OPEN GAMBUNQ AT AMERICAN lk 'Ez I XS2?lBBB5SO LOAUUC. UKXJUNU3.1 vOL T pK FOR THE OHfLDREN : . . . Knocking tho Hontl Trick. Do you tloslro mo, ImUert, l tt'nch ymi my uwroi Jur mnKhiK lmn:otiitu : vhmi'sT It s to mu yttur foivlH'ml well, not with tho Imiul oh IIoimci tlld of old, but liy kIvIiir your licuil hoiiu (rood xouiiii lilowa iiuuiiiHt tlio wait. I TIhmi iimci't'tt to Uuock your ww tluio ( or four tttuui oiinlust u tloor mul put t your lirtutt to your forotitnul uh If to . ttiNttloti tlio jwlti lUMilut'Cil liy dm vlo- K'lu-t of tlio blo-t. Hut Villi mux! lilt Uomotlilui: luoro tluiu tmjroly toucli tlio tloor with your hontl. At tho nuim. iuo tuout thitt you nmko tho iiioouioutM oh i If kiuuikhuj youwolf, you wunl oiV tho blow by tho ntil of tho loft limit! hohl I t tho door ntiotit tho iot whUh you Hpottr to HtrlUu, whllo tho cIomoi) rluht Imntl. etuicouloil fiMiu tho luullouco, kH'IUos on tho tithor alito uf tho tloor. Tho oorro.MKmtIt'iiot of tho move mollis of tho hontl with tho imlso of tho blows ttlvt'it by tho ollitohotl llttt liroiluoiM h (torfoct llltttlou tin tho tn I tula of tho Hpoi'tutorH, SMITH'S APART MENT HOUSE South lllvooltlo Now mill lli-ttl)o Motlont In nvory imitlcubtr, cook luif, stoaiu hoot, oto. Woiuoit anil nlilt limit luluK trfor t'HOOM, W. M. SMITH ltnmo Phono NIK. Where to Go Tonight 4 irtNfrN4M THE ISIS THEATRE himsciaij wn(ia(u:micnt CHARLES J Mt-CLELLAN V1LLIAM WALSrtl in Jfayor Carter II. Harrison of Chicaco lias tlcclarctl war on llio ih1 h-o of that citv. A-, t'oniiiuiiiiKr ooo ococlmnk"nBDn "otoftenVymfie'sl ,,ncf " !,s onlorcil tho city Ctvil tSorvioo Coumii.ssion to train its bun iot tms on lUu toroo ami not to or pavement. .. coaso. lirmj; uiiiii iu uciariitii:iii vL-aiu-ii mu, y Mnh'aV.'istlsiiow lncreaseaof 4? perl Mayor Harrison lias directed t bat tlio inquiry lie vxlmtmlivc, no mat tor wlioro or whom it may rouoli. cent Bank deposits a pain of 85 per TWo subordinates are tho first to Jail before the fire of the Civil Sonioe Cominisbion. Clmrlos J. AIo- iianner fruit city in Oreson bobuj Clollan, a iiatrolinnu, led the way as a victim. Liuutcnaiit William Walsh followed soon after. Holh Itavu been River SplUcnuers nppiea won awrci-. .ijs,..:,.,.,,, fl..,.n ,i.,, fnr,.,. The men were found guilty of jiormiltiinr open gambling on Labor Hay at the "rounds while the (loteh-llnekenoi hmidt wrestltug match vas in nroure-s. stakes prUe and title of "Apple Xlnff of ths Wotl." a the National Apple Show, Spokane. 1909, and a car of Nowtowns won Tlrst Prise In 1910 at Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. . vi Horuo Hlver pears brought hlRhet prices In all markets ot tho world dur biK tho past six years. ... ,1 Wrli Commercial club. Incloslnjt . Nnti for nostairo for fhe finest commiH nlty pamphlet ever published. American League Haseball THINK BOB WILL WIN SOJAKOTII United States Senator Crawford Makes Interesting tSatement Rc- nardinn Taft's Visit to State- Progressives Are Now in Control riERUE, S. 1)., Oct. 23.Presi dent Taft invaded .South Dakota to day, aud although tho progressives o tho state nro temiwrarily in eon- trol.'ho was accorded a warm wel come. "President Taft will have a hard fight to carry South Dakota in the national convention for I believe that LaKolIette will get at least six of tin state's ten delegates." EDMUND VANCE COOK ' TO BE HERE TONIGHT HINTS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE Ironing Cabinet That Folds Into Small Space. Tho. Iowa man who designed tho Iron ing cabinet herewith shown arranged an ordinary ironing board with a sleeve Ironing board within It and two racks on which to hang the clothing aud then so contrived that the wholcuffulr could be folded up. The cabinet, a Hat one, stands ngalnst the wall. The lower portion Is a hinged door, and the board slides into it In a vertical posi tion and is concealed. When In use one end of the board rests on the top of the lower part of tho cabinet and a pair of folding legs Is straightened out and supports the other cud. In the SFORTHECUFJ: Hoppy and Floppy. Next door there Uvea a little boy With cheuka Just llfco.u poppy. do not knuw his truly nuiiio. And so I call him I loppy. 'When mother calls him from his play lie hops up In a minute. It she lias work for htm to do llo'a wiser to be,; In It If there's an errand to bo run Ho hurried off to do It. If there's n hard thlntt to bo done. Ho hops his uay riMit throucli It. Then) nlso lives a little Klrl In this samo houso with Hoppy, And her name, too, I do oot know, liui I havo dubbed tier Floppy. Docs mother call, straightway sho flops Down on a clmlr ur sofa Or creeps Into n liUlhiff place. Jus., llio u llttlo cophcr. At slffht ot uori Kho Hops rtfcht down WliBieer sho U standlnc. "Alt tired out!" aud only moves At mother's stern cpmniandlnif. Now. which of theso two children Wtfuld you youngster like to copy? It you llvo In tny neighborhood . I hopo It uon't be Floppy. Sunday School Times. IN THE WORLD OF I SPORT Milan Flaying Great Game For Washington. Magic Milk. It is not generally known to boys nnd girls that, thougn Urnewnter ! verj clear and transpan nt ni cointuoa sprlns wutt If one chuuees to breathr or blow on It the Ihiuld be-otnes at white as milk. The bent way to try this experiment Is to put xoiuc fw dered quicklime Into a bottli-ful of co!t" water. Shake thorotiKhty nt Interval! for a day. Allow the bottle to ror aln center of the large board U a sleeve J nndlsrorbed for a day. when the clear ! ? Dill Nye discovered Edmund Vance Cooke early in Cooke's career and he said, "Nono of the younger poets and few of tho older ones have touch ed jny lough old heart and me. a et for man as Mr. Cooke has done. Let uo enjoy such men while they live and lei them know it, rnlhur thnn save our money money for woven wire wreathes of immortelles for their cold and irresponsive clay." - You'll have an opportunity to fol low Hill Nye's advice nt the Med ford Nntatorium, Monday evening, Octob er 23. ALASKA JOINS MOVE AW BETTER ROADS $ 2 COHDOVIA, Alasgii, (M. 21. At a packed meeting last night steps wore taken to effect concerted nction yvith all Alaskan communities, to elovlo a legislative hill for the general hi'liefit of the districts, A conven lion will ho called at once, nnd a big csampnign will bu started for good roads and better trails. - Fairbanks is in lino for an automo hilo road from there to Chiuita. Idn iarod will uln ask for a road. H Nomo will bo represented as well its will nil (ho (owns in .southeastern Alaska. , Conductor Is Whipped. M SEATTLE. Wii., Oct. 23. Itchul lion against tho Kfonu-Wohstor synili cnlo's ruling on Scuttle street car lines compelling people to get on cars at designated "transfer points" liroku out anew hist night when fie indignant oilixens heat up a conduc tor who tried to put them off a car. Tho coiiduolor is in tho hospital in a HcrioiiH condition. I Homo prosperity depends upon homo industry, and stato-.wldo -pros- perity win no groator if factories 3 Ironing board pivoted on metal arms on which it can bo raised several inch es above tho main board and used handily for Its special purpose. The racks also are pivoted at the side of the cabinet so that when they aro not In uso they can be pushed up toward the ceiling and will look like a couple of sticks there. To Hull Corn With Ashes. Tako one pint of good, clean wood ashes, put them in a cheesecloth bag and put in an iron or graulte kettle that holds six or eight o,uarts of wa ter. Then put in two or threo quarts of shelled corn, cover with water and boll until tho hulls slip off the com easily. You will have to try tho corn after boiling twenty minutes to half an hour, by taking out a spoonful and throwing it into cold water and rub bing it with your Hugers. If tho hulls or outside sklu of tho corn slips off easily, it has been cooked enough in tho Jyc, corn and pour tho corn Into a largo dlshpan or tub nnd cover with cold water. 'Take up the corn nnd rub be tween the hands until It is frco from hulls. You will need to put lt.through several waters. When the corn is freo from hulls put It on to cook In clear, cold water, which should bo changed several times while cooking to free it from tho taste of lye. Cook until ten der. When It Is almost done salt to tasto and cool: half an hour longer. Urnewnter may be poured off from tb. sediment which will have gathered Fill a wini'ghisi or tumbler with the Urnewnter and blow, throosu tho liquid with a piece of clean straw or a glass tnbe. In a few seconds the water will be turned Into milk. This l a very juiuslug experiment, and its result U of course, unerring. 1 '7 W.lifo Frollol(ri of the Sea. The morry dolphins have a peculiar murmuring cry, and when tho sailors hoar It they say tho dolphins itv tall;. Ing together. Of nil tlm cieatnrtN of tho sea theso show tho greatest oxu boraneo of nuliunl mirth Often they are soon by shlpo' pn.soncora In tho Mediterranean anil the northern At J laiitle ocean frolicking unit leaping from the surface of tho w with a j thousand griKeful motions. Now they j leap with Curved bodies many feet Into the ttlr. then thoy drag through the waves rapidly, leaving n oloiuler wnko of whitening foam under the I water. Tho dolphin Is not mom thnn six or elcht foot Itnnr. Tho ImhIv In. pors toward tho tall, which Is shnpod like a crescent. It hits a leak alnuit slv Inches long aud a crescent shnprd blowhole, with horns turned backward. It N white on the back, grayish on the sides aud white bcucnth. Fllllno the Sugar Dowl. t Ilka to help Sunan by rutin the bowl With sucnr to whltu and awrct. you know: I put In n lot . And iit It all down And mako It ro smooth ami neat, you know. With never a hump Or sIkii of a lump. Tor tho lumps 1 always oo rAt, on know. Look at thu nils that offer em ployment and you'll find tho right one soon. Pure Clear Sparkling You JMt't afford to tto without this itplouilitlt rofrpshliKt drink. Call up ami tirdtir a outta uout to thn houso, Thn purest, most healthful s-ritik known Is SISKIYOU MINERAL WATER f C. BIGHAM, Aent. Idl NOIIt'H .MAIIIONUTTH Tho World'n Oreutnnt I'uiituinln hits, Intiodliulug thhlr woiuloirui i creation, lit Hinge Woutloilaiul I This 1h ptmltlvoly tho rltnl Hum an net of this Itlml linn over hoou ' h Inlioiliired op tho I'lii-lrio coiihI, ami mining dlroot from tho Or- plietim at roithiitil, whoio they i oiivo iiioi wiui in giiutli'Mt Htle- roan tin past week. iCvory news. J liiipor of I'ortlauil tins auuoutiotnl this art nt tho wroalosl sonsalloit, i iih well as (ho most InlortiHtliiK i iorfoiuiftiiio they liuvo over wt I s iii'HHi'd No oiio iihotihl miss hoc lug this truly wonderful net. We Have Moved Tho J. T. Ilroadlcy flower Btorn Is now In tho M, V & II. stor', across thu street from former location. Choice lots of cut flowers, bulbs, ferns, palms, etc., al ways on hand. J. T. BROADLEY Medford Employment Agency V man WANTKD cook on ranch. Star Theatre Mutlnce Kiery Day a to n V, M, rhoto by American Press Association. Clyde .Milan of tho Wnshlngtoni I now playing tlio kind of ball thnl placed his name among tho crack out fielders of the country Inst season. Whan Milan Is nt his best he has no superior 'as a fielder, and If he wero it Is tUnled. Tfio paper win not ignite j on a winning team no wotiin uiiikc unless it breaks and some of tho fat i them nil hustle to beat him as a run escapes. Gluten Bread For Diet. Mir together a pint each of sweet milk and lukewarm water, stir into It half a cake of compressed yeast bro ken flno and a dessertspoonful of melt ed butter. Lastly add enough gluten flour for a soft batter nnd set to rise. When It has doubled the original bulk beat In an egg and, when this Is well mixed with tho sponge, enough gluten Now strain tho water off the flour to ennblo you to knead It Into loaves. It must not be stiff. Mold Into small loaves and set for tho final ris ing. This is the reclpo recommended by a well l;uown dietitian. Squabs on Toast. -These birds aro n favorite dish for luncheon. They may be broiled, In which case they should be hpllt and cleaned and tho wings and fept bent and skewered Into place over tho breast, or they may be drawn and seasoned with salt aud butter Inside iiid baked In u hot oven, first pinning i slice of fat bait pork over tuo breasts to basto them with. Cook about twen ty minutes nnd then arrange them on squares of hominy which havo been browned delicately in hot butter. Gar nish with fried potatoes nnd servo plain lettuce dressed with French dressing at (ho same time on separate plates. If they are to bo broiled wrap tlium in buttered paper, each one by Itself, ami by turning tho edges over oectirely the Juices and fat may bo Lout li'isldu aud will basto .tho.bltd us Old Vlrolnla Corn Bread. Make about u quart of mush nnd while it Is hot pour In half a gallon of cold water. Stir In meal enough to muko rather a stiff dough and set where It will keep warm until It rises. Iteforo baking put In half tenspoouful of soda aud some salt. Kor breakfast Hake on griddle in cakes, Hnvo g.Id die hot and well groused. If you wish to bake In (Kino let It raise awhile In pan until light. Dressing For Fruit Salad. Tut into u double Isdler onehnlf cupful of lemon Juke, one-hulf cupful of orango Juice, a cupful of water, a cupful of sugar and threo eggs, beuteu very light. Cook until tho mixture be gins to thicken slightly, then tako from tho Are aud set aside to cool. Sour Milk Biscuit. Into two cupfuls of sour milk stir two teaspopiifuls of melted shortening and a tcuspoouful of linking s da ills solved In a tabluspoonful of hut whte:'. Stir in enough flour to irnltu a soff dough, roll out quickly, cut iato rounds od balid iii a' quick oven. Clark & Wright X.AWYTRS WASKXTTOTOIT, D. 0. Public Land Matters' Tlnnl Proof. Desert Iimls, Contests nnd Mining) uusrs. purip, Assoelolo Work for Attorneys. IlnsKlna for Health. REAL ESTATE FOU BALK H-mitm bungalow, ttirnlshod, $.100 down, Iml. monthly. fi.room houso, rltmo In, 'J(00, $.100 down, J-0 monthly. SO ncros Iletir creek bottom, Ilorso mnl buggy for unto bt Homo and buggy. A-No. 1 horse, only 7 years old; IHOO. 20 acres, l.S to ponra, $J00. It'll) aciott 0 miles from It, It., $700 down. TItADB !ot In Portland for acreage. I'.'SI nrres In (lllllam Co., Ore., will take '.4 trade. 10 nrres near Kaglo Point for houso In Medford. Property to trade near Port laud. Man and woman on ranch. Skimmer. 1UI1 boy. fi. F. A. BITTNER HOOM 7, PALM BLK. '- - ito Nash Hotol Phono 41 11; Home, II. l-r "TIIK Itl'MNU PASSION" A HloKruph comedy drama, best m'ur "IMVIDHD I.Vn:itt:ST,-r!Inv a umn decided hntwmui two woiuoit, "Till: Pit INCH AMI Till: PUMPK"-lt procures tho laughs "l).l'S (5lltmM--A western ro. mniiro portraying marvels of horttomtiuslilji, AL S.Tlli:it lit Popular KonKs ltest of Mulo and Kfffcls KVKNIN08 7 TO 10:15 PLUMBING HTICAM AND HOT WATKIl HKATIHO All Work lltmnintr- Prlrca Itensonablf art Howard llbxk, litrasjcs on fllli NtrtH't. Coffeen & Price Pnrlflc o:il Horns Hie ' 9wvw-ws4 A PRESIDENT OF ANY COUNTRY A KING OF ANY KINGDOM AN EMPEROR OF ANY EMPIRlI Never slept In any better hod th.tii ou can sleep In nt thu newly oponed vrn... getter. ' Whllo Milan must bo numberetl among tho good hitters of thu Icrigtic, tnnny of his hits are thu rosult of his I great speed In going to first base. It has been his speed this year which has kept bis nvcrago above tho coveted murk, though recently he has been get ting his shnro of clean drives. Milan on n team which would win half of Its gamu.i or more would size op well with any fielder In tho league, not barring Cobb or Speaker, but on a lodug team tho players of tho Milan type do not have tho samo number of opportunities to shine, nnd It is there fore all tho moro remarkable that Mb Ian should bu generally recognized ns ono of the greatest Holders in the business. HOTEL MEDFORD Furthermore, Its rooms nro full of cheerfulness, sweet nlr and HtuinMno. Tho cululuo Is superb " fy;; ' . . ,' '' Tho lobby tho cosiest homo, ' Tho uuuzauluo most exquisite. Forty rooms with bath. Hot and cold water, sleam heat, long distance telephone In ovory room. Klectrlo olovator mid In fart all tho comforts tho traveling public desires aro found hero, Thu best sample rooms In tho stato of Oregon, Kuropoau plan. Hates $1,00 anil up. H.M'-MOIIU CO., PHO ., Draperies Wo carry a very compute Itn-s of clrnimrlm. Inco curtain, fixtures, rtiu. ttlitl Co alt classrs of utiliolstvrlns;. A special man in took after this work nirluslvnly and will rlvo kikxI irvlcw as In imissIIiIs to ynt la oven (Hi luritest cities. Weeks & McGowan Co Publlo Taboos Umpire Baiting. "In my experienced as an umplro 1 learned to my surprise that thu baso- ball public in practically nil tho big cities do not earn for kicking against decisions," snys Jack Doyle. "Condi-li tlons huvo changciLHlnco I played tho game. In tho old duys tho fans ivnnt-. ed to see nggresslvo playing, which In-! eluded tho umpires, with the. result that iiiuru wiin inucu uisoruur, nut iu jiiih been shown Unit kicking doesn't pay when umpires can suspend vahulblo players for threo days at a tlmo. Tho fans don't like to hnvo their teams weakened in this manner, and coiiso-j quentiy itioy navo rrownou on tuo kics era. An umpire can do better work if let alone. Lieu If u few decisions nro incorrect they evou'UP In tho long run, , It Is also trim that un umplro who knows Hint ho is going to receive a squaro deal from players nnd public will do his level best to bo Impartial. If an umpire b Jnsullcd It Is human nature for him toyitirso grievance, ut'id t Is hard for hm to keep from squaring iiccouuts," Medford Opera House, Wed. Night, Oct. 25 THE GREAT LAUGHING SUCCESS the: traveling SALESMAN Jiy James rorjios, Author of "TIIK CIIOIIUH LADY" MOHT- l)H(5LHSi:i) COM- i:dy oij tiii: (kntuuy TIIK PLAV WITH ONrt TIIOl'HA.M) LAUOIIH TIIK HKCOHI) D iMoiitiis New York, 7 Months Clilcnjio, 5 Months Boston, Original Keenle mid Mlccl ileal INpdjiiiienl and a Company of Unu. sunt lAcolleuie, liuliitlliig DON MacNILLAN aud DOK0TIIV GRAY Prices $l.no, $1.00 nnd r.Oc. Hcnl snlo Monday .Moiulug, IIinIcIiim' r-n Rock Spring Goal O XAVD Atl. T TTstE i and Coal Van, Tm Front Htrwt. Phono 7101. Burbidg vwm no at. ui OPEN- For Business ItlCni.VH . LICHIdlJ'H Second. Hand Store nt 30 South Urnpn Street, (llvo us a call and wo will treat you fair. Highest rash prlco for second hand goods of all kind. ...ii j,, 1 1 n i i ii , . ,, , , , I, j ,,,vi j , . ) Carbon Paper $1.25 per box 100 sheets 5 Boxes $5.00 (liinrnutued to iimtio an many copies an any cm mm at twleo tho prlco, Medford Book Store ..' u