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Medfokd Mail tribune
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AN INIJICPKNDRNT NKWanAPHK
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EXCEPT SUNDAY. BY TUB
MNDPOUD 1'MNTINO CO.
Tim Dcimocrntlo Times, Th Medford
Mnll, Tlio Medford Tribune, Tho South
ern Orogonlan. Tlio AMilnnd Tribune.
Office MalJ Tribune Uulldlnir, 25-J
Ainin
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Home 76
street j phono,
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DlCOltOB PUTNAM, Editor and Manager
PROTECTOR OF PLUTOCRACY.
alt neks upon
'ntArAfi nm
ford. Orrgor- under tho not 01 .Murcu ,
1879.
Official Paper of tho City of Medford
Offlcml I'oper or .incKson uouniy. ..
BunsoRrrxioK hates.
Ono year, by nmll "'22
Ono month, by nmll .: ,6
Per month, delivered by cnrrlor In
Medford. Jacksonvlllo and Cen
tral Point 55
Snturddy only, by nmll, per year.. 200
Weekly, per year
Rwonn cnicnjLATioK.
Dally RVornCT for six months ending
December 31, 1910, 2721.
TnU teased Wlro TTnlte Pnu
Slipatchea.
The Mnll Tribune la on aalo at the
Ferry Newa ptand. San Francisco,
Portland Hotel NcV Stnnrt. Portland,
lion-man New Co., Portland. Ore.
V. O. Whitney, seame, nnn.
lWT!TlT"OIiTl- OSCOOS.
frnrnti nf Southern Orecon nnd
Nnrthrm California, and the fastest-
Krowlnp city In OreRon.
Population U. S. census 1910: 8840;
estimated. 191110.000.
Klvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water Syatpm completed, Riving finest
supply pure mountain water and six
teen miles ot street being payed and
contracted for at a cost exceeding ..
000.000, making a total of twenty miles
or pavement
Postoffloe receipts for yeAr ending
March 31, 1911. show- Increase of 41 per
cent Bank deposits a pain of 2S pcf
Banncr fruit city In Oregon Hocus
niver Spltzcnbcrg apples won sweep
stakes prize and title of
"Apple Xlntf of ths -World."
at the National Apple Show, Spokane,
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
rlrat Prise In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C .
Roguo Ulver pears brought highest
f trices in an marneis oi uid wunu uui
ng the past six years.
wrlto Commercial club. Inclosing 6
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
! TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS.
nprilC indignation of Pittsburg captains of industry with
President Taft over the government s ;
the steel trust can well bo imagined.
This trust was created under the benign influence and
protection oil the republican party, which for forty years
has preached the beauties of high 'tariff.
All those alleged illegal actions complained of in the
complaint filed by TJnolo'Sain were known to have existed
since tnc lormation ot tne trust, which received govern
ment sanction and grew up under government patronage.
It was known that the foundation of the trust was
watered capitalization which could only be made worth
money through plunder of the public through monopoly.
Yet the government, controlled by republicans, aided and
abetted it.
All the absurd American financial system, framed for
the rich against the poor, js the product or the plutocrat'
created by the republican party.
How absurd it is, then, for a republican president to
attack republican institutions, republican plutocracy and
republican monopoly.
But the steel trust, like the tobacco trust and the oil
trust, can reorganize under the supreme court, ruling "in
harmony with the law." that is, in harmony with the
blierman act as amended by the court m the Standard Oil
case.
So there is hope for the Princes of Privilege that form
the steel trust. And the reorganization having been ap
proved, further meddling is for all time stopped. They
can then restrain trade at will and be immune from prose
cution. Thus instead of being indignant with the beneficent
Taft, plutocrats should hail him as their savior. He has
shown the way to perpetrate trusts and keep them immune
from further prosecution.
Hurrah for Taft, protector of the "children of pre
ferred stock."
aus
Men's Ladies' Boys'
HOSIERY
&? 1 0c a pair
Black
or tan
-X
Wh nro niton lug tlio tilgKi'st viiltti'H In Mod font tit .MtMi'w,
ladies', Mia."!' and Hovh llotdory nt tuc h pair. Any ,
In color tilmk .mil tun.
A DESERVED PROMOTION.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl. Purchase
of tho steamships Mongolia nml
Jfnnchurin by Hie Pacific Mail com
pany is planned, ncording to advices
received here today. Vice President
. P. Schwcriii is conferinp; with
Jwlgo Robert S. Lovott, president of
tho company, in New York, regard
ing tho issuance of $40,000 of Paci
fic Mail stock to mnko possible the
purchase. ,
CHICAGO. 111. Sinners will have
to prepare for tho second advent of
Christ, according to n declaration on
file today iu the office of County Re
corder Dean by disciples of tho late
"Prophet" Dowie. They ask all the
followers of Zion to rally to the sup
port of tho "king" when he shall
come.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE Promin
ent physicians and sanitation exports
representing all North and South
Amorionn rcpuhlios Avore proeontnt
the opening of tho fifth internation
al sanitary conference of American
republics here today. Tho conven
tion is hold under tho auspices of the
Chilean government.
UNIVERSITY OV EUGENE, Ore.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma will ad
dress tho, shutouts of the university
Sunday evening. Ili address will
deal with tho live political problems
of tho day and it is bolioved he will
muku a tsrong plea for tho progres
sive idea.
, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Adolph
Tosohuni has a now theory to drive
away tho glooms. Ho boliovog a slap
will oronto a amilc, a thrnshiug mnke
n hearty laugh. But his wifo didn't
so she's suing for divoroe.
BOSTON, Miwb. Confidence in
tho re-election of Governor ISugeuo
N. Foss of MasnchtiBclts. ono of tlio
ntrongost demuorutic leaders in New
England and mentioned as a presi
dential possibility, is o.xpeoted horo
today by tho betting commissioners,
who nro ottering $10,000 nt oven
inonoy on him. The money has boon
polled for two dii.VK with no takers.
PORTLAND, Ore. Tho future
homo of Uii Krullsounilt, dnughter
of tho goneral manngor of tho llnrri
uiau linos, who will bo married to
night to Clifford Woodhouso at New
Orleans will bo-in Oregon. Accord
ing to news roeuixtid horo tho couple
will mnko thoir'homo on u big ranch
ijl Litku county, Oregpn, after thoy
liuvo toured tho Orient.
A PPODJTAIENT of John M. Scott as general passen
- ger agent of the Southern Pacific is"as satisfactory
to tlie people of southern Oregon as it must be to the
Southern Pacific, In Mr. Scott, southern Oreiron feels
that it has a friend, one knowing well the country and its
needs and heartily in sympathy with its efforts at devel
opment. Mr. Scott's promotion is well deserved. Por five .veal's
he has been assistant in chief of William McMurray, under
whose administration the. community publicity plan was
evolved and under whom the railroad did more for the
development of the state than in its entire previous his
tory. Mr. McMurray's transfer to the O.-W. R. & N.
company would be a distinct loss were it not followed by
the promotion of Mr. Scott who has been so largely instru
mental in the success of the cooperative rcffimo.
Mr. Scott, who is deservedly popular, states that his
policy will be "to serve the public promptly, pleasantly
and well, to keep in close touch with the public and to give
the best possible service." And those who know the man
know that this policy will prevail.
There are some things in which the railroad and those
it serves must clash, but the clash is usually a friendly one
and never with the officials of the passenger department,
to whom the people of the region traversed are indebted
for much of their material progress an indebtedness
gladly acknowledged.
NEW S.P. OFFICIALS
ARE WELL KNOWN
Have Many Friends in This City
Both Are Well Trained, Practical
Railroad Men.
LOS ANGELES, Cnl. Telegrams
fom ovary sootioli of tho country nro
today pouring into tho officoa of Job
ITurrlmiui, Booialist nomineo for may
or, congratulating him upon tho
showing ho made nt Tuesday's pri
nuirica.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Survoy
iqg oii tho silo for the Panama Piioi
fio world's fair is in progrsss today,
proparatpry to tho determining tho
letting of contracts for grading. Con
tracts will bo awarded and grading
flommonood immediately upon com
pletion of tho Biirvoy.
Much intoroNt Is .Qikon hero In the
appointment of John M. Scott gen
eral passenger agent of tho Southern
Pacific lines In Oregon, and H. It.
LouiiHbury as gonoral freight agent.
Doth inon are well known In thin
city.
John M. Soott, the now gonoral
passengor agent, Is ono of tho mont
popular passenger traffic men In the
wost ami news of his promotion hag
been recoivod with unstinted pleas
ure by tho public, lie got bin ourly
training as ohlof clerk In tho Chi
cago office of J. C. Stubhs, director
of traffic for tho ontlro ITarrlmnn
syvto.u. He sorvod for a tlmo with
tho Union Pacific at Omaha and be
fore coming to Portland had boon
with tho Burlington, Missouri Pa
cific and Grand Trunk lines. Ho has
a vary wido nctiuulntunco throughout
tho state.
Gonoral Freight Agont II. It.
LounBbury bogun his railroad careor
In Portland nnd nil his experience
has 'been received hero with tho liar-
riman linos.- Ho has hold tho of
fices of travoling freight 'agont, gon
oral agent of tho freight department
and district freight agent, of tho
Southom Pacific linos, nnd is well
known among railroad, men as ii
Kood hustlor and a shrewd business
getter.
10 BURY GIRLS
N
GRAVE
lndlctt' Silk iJlo (Imuto Um gtutpr top, pulr U.V
liMdittK' Muuvi'Uo'd Cotton llotio. yttrtui' top, MIr, . . . , . .LT.e
Uxilics' HtaiuloHs llurwiu ilo rinum)lty, imlr. .', . . . ,'Mv
liidles' SltlU lot Meno Cotton Himk, lmlr iW
Uullo' Sumttto foot Utaok Klwc UiumI U)o. iwtr. ,u.o
lulhV nut olio Ho?, split foot, aim) plnlu'black, RUitiit' (op,
any slxo, pitlr -fir
Boys and Misses'
Heavy r:Mwl w:iiHUtt'
fut colortnl IUt tuunl to
mont LTio qmtllili'H, liero In
kIios C to 'J
15c pair
Misses' Lisle Hose
i:ha flno (intlt iwnii
)k fast color lloM In nl'K
ti 4 to 10, color lilmt1: or
hut '
25c pair
We're Always o n
The Watch
fill' liuwltlcN on.! t'XHrt liirti'itll Willi
Vllll'l ll) llmSi Milt' lillllll iiiih IhUkiiin
UV lour i it ilnuif. iii in i vi- mil'
'I.IH1H 111 till! In II, lit (if Hill' fiHl'lllir
'ii M'tmiiiii 1 1 lull iiiwMiMc xiiliim for
IIKIm TllN I n't llnl dill UllHWII !
ll'ii' "f null'. I Ii i . in k ' I Hik nlnrr,
cmiiilN r.ii' lli,i k;riivliiK iiiliiilly wt
nil' xi ilili- liim nt nml mir Ini'i'iMiHi'il
llUI MK
KELLER
i
Tin: jiiwuiiiin
103 W. MAIN
Underwear
Hoys' hoary fleece Mnetl ShlrU nnd lr.tra, each U."n
Hoys' liekty wool rlUxMl t'ulou Stilt. tnc,h .I.oo
Mlssos' fleere llnel Unlo Suit, white or rsy, Mtli. . .'."Of
MuMofi' extra flno (lunllty fleocc lined Union Suit, on. 1.00
I.ndioH' (JeeVe lliu'il ITninu Suits, nil alien .".Dc
Ladies' oxtrn fln and heavy I'iiIoii Suits, Ni'eoo ltnnl. In it'K
ular and cMra Iutho alios, onrh .l.l)U
Just In
New lino Ladioti' Side
Combs, Hack Combs, llar
reltes, otc.-the biggest lino
iu town, enrh 10c to fiOc
Just In
Now 1 1 iiu ltIiiw' Hnml
Hhk (double), altH) flno
line Men's and Ladlcm' lin
en, cotton nnd flno mull
Handkerchief.
200 Doz. CaKes Toilet Soap, - ;3 for 10c
TIIAXKSd'IVIXf.' POST ("AKIi.S li ICACII
ey
Medford Opera House, Tues. Nov. 7
DlltKCr KltOM ITS TKKMCXnOIK .SI ( KSS VI TIIK COM'. MIMA TIIK.
ATKi:, SAX l'HA.VCIHCO, KX UOITIJ TO TIIK IIKII.K.', POItTliAMl.
HENRY B. HARRIS
John M. Scott and R. H. LousburyJ Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict Com
pletely Exonoratinrj the Imperial
Powder Company for the Disas
trous Fire.
1'IIKSKNTS
THE
FIVK .MONTHS
MISKUTV THI.ATKK, X. V.
BTANFOHU UNIVKKSITY, Cal,- -"Japan
loves us nlj too well to go to
war with," said President David
Rtarr Jordan on his return from the
Orient. lie added that Jnjmn is too
heavily in debt for such a venture.
CHEHALMS, Wn., Nov. .1. live
of the eight jjirl victim of the fir at
the Imperial 1'owdor company' plant
will bo buried in one gruvo tomorrow
nflonioon. The bodiuj flmt will be
iutorrod loKellier nro tlioite of Vera
.Mulford, Kvn Oilmoro, Uertha Crown
twilin irnohi ..ii,i t:..,i;.. W,,l('..ll '
The fuuornls of the rouuiiiiiue; threo
probably will be hold Sunday.
Tho corhoor jury Inst liblit return
ed n vordiot completely oxouorutini;
the company, although it was ndinil
led that the ciuiho of tho fire wuh
unUiio'wn.
Wliite'Slaver Convicted.
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. :i. In the
ouslody of a United Stutoa deputy
marshal, Chrif Lowih, a (Jrcok, start
ed ior AIcNoiII'h ThIudiI o boin a
Hovcn year term for while Hlnvory,
Ifo was coiixictcd of imporline; a 17
ycar old irl from Walla Walla to
Pendleton.
Tin IHkkcsI Conifily Mil rr tlio Yvnv
COUNTRY
A I'lny if (lly I.lfi.
TWO JIKKNTIIS
rOWKKK' TIIIMTIMC, CIIICACO
B
O
Y
HV KIXiAU KKIiU'V.V
OKKJINAh f'AKTJ roMPfjI'M'K I'llOMircTlOV
j'lticiiS: jsi.no, $i.oo, nor.
Heat Snlo Sat,, Nov. I, Iliiufcliih' Dru Ktoii)
t
i
TTanWtna for Health
SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES
JUST ARRIVED '
t
A Now Lino of Mcii'h Hili Cnl, Iiooh
'Yum and Heavy Work Shoes
SPECIAL
Children's School Shoos 'Below Cost
M. S. BIDEN
South Central Look for tlio Red Eoot
OPEN-
For Business
IUGGINS & LESLIE'S
HnnmiranMrnnnw
Second. rand Store
at 30 South Orapo Street.
Glvo ua a call and wo will treat
you fair.
Highest cash nrico for aocond hand
gooda of all kinds.
HAVt YOU EXAMINED CAREFULLY
urns LTNM OF
EXQUISITE .STEEL ENGRAVINGS
WE AM 10 NOW SHOW INCH
Prices Range From $3 to $25
The Merrivold Shop
134 W. MAIN ST.
Medford
Employment
Agency
WANTKll
W mini cook on rnnrli.
I'Olt SAMS
:i I atrt'H m-ar l'ntitil Point.
in aernH, IB In nruliHril, noiiio
alfilfH.
I'i :ri'H in liwirlnic.
Collar iiomIk only I !; now In
tin' llmo'to buy.
Hi,in of good bortm.
J?Min of koihI iiiuleM.
Hcimo ami " bunny. A-No. 1
liuri. only 7 'y mini old; JS00.
:! riKiin Iiohh. '1'Hke roo1 horiM
or i iiwh n flmt mymHt for t-ndn.
Kitlty In 10 hptwi for vrant
'lul-t.
Tit A DM
TUAIM3
so arre In Cull., will lake
tam Hud otbor iourly brn.r
T jtMd loin and ono 10-ncro
tr.u-t to trntk" on nuroiiKo out.
10 room liouw In tlio tifit part
of OrMtid Junction, Colorado, to
tra-lii for jiroporty lioro.
ItKX'l MS.
Will nlfcnd to tho routine of
your limine.
OlrU for ImiiMOwdrk,
ii. F. A. BITTNER
"OOM 7, PALM BLK.
ite Nash Hotol
riioun llll; Home, II.
Where to Go
Tonight
tfrrr'
THE ISIS THEATRE
l IIimo Thoy Aio AhuIii
I ItOItKltl' ATHON
nml
I5KKIK .KMIN'NON
I'ruHoutliiK Tlinlr (Ireat MmhIoi'.
I lllMO IfllltltltHl
ItKIUWII'TION"
s
over
"TIIK
Ono of tint uinit liftAiitlful HcliJ
inont'iiloil to an nudlent'o. J
s mIiowIiik tho Kond Hint etui Im not
s mil of tlio world If ono will on! S
tiy nnd look Ml tho bright bIiIk of
.Ml (1110 UllOllld llimM NOHIIIH i
iMMiiillftil net, wlilt'li donlNZ
J lir...
tliln
wlili tlio itiiilorworli, hIiowIuk
I how tlu rimhI Hill nlwtiyii coniiuor
Jovor i',
A MrlMl liil(n(lon I oxleudod j
Ho all inlnlnlr or Medfonl ln
romo nnd wltiitNM t It Im truly hut f
wiiinlorfiil glory ntti'd out In oory
J.l.-liill.
Pildiiy
day.
i
Iteinonilii'i', aiuiiioiir iiIkIiI i
CIiIIiIidii'm iiuilliioii Kntiii'-S
Star Theatre
.Miithico V.wry I lay 1! lo ,1 . .M.
Tin: i.ii'i: swirit
ThilllliiK Dniiiia
Draperies
U' carry & vry oointiIl linn of
'Irup'-rli'M, turn ciirltilmi, fuiiirua, eln.
nii'l ii nil cIihh.-h of ujilmlnlnriiiK A
n(h jinl nmn to tmtk liflnr UiIn work
rx lnoUely nii.l will vr h kioI
wrvlif m In ixumlliln to get in avon
I im InrKfUt cltlec
WccRs & McGowan Co
I.OSI.Vd TO WIN
An liitiiMiiti'l llari Aniiiml Iho
Woilil
HOW WM.MIC IIKi'A.MK AN
A( IKIChrt
ItitttlliiK CikmI Cuiinily
Ah ATlllilt
Tin' I'oimlni' Sinner
Pay utrlct nttriitlon to our mimic
nnd rualbtle uffw.-t.
ISVISN'I.N'nS 7 TO 10; 15
Rock Spring
Goal
OB BAKD AX.X. TIW TIICH.
Offko and Coul Viird, Tuelflli nml
I'riint Hireoin.
I'lioiio 7101.
Burbidge
TH fJO At. MAM
5AVOY THEATRE
U4r Ifow Munaeoniont
I it I: an .i, i,h. , .,i.,i, i.'(urM
ci-uii i...,v, ( . in i Tiiilnitnl
1 rniK If Dull IVip
lOo TEtl CUMTil 10c
PLUMBING
HT1CA.M AND HOT WATKK
HMATINO
All Work Ouaranto
I'rlcen HonHouAliln
fi llinxitd Itloik, Kotrftnc
on (hit Htrect.
Coffeen & Price
Pacific illliit lloina 2l)
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Houtli Klvcnddo
S'v nml i:i.to.)n((i .Modern
In I'ti-ry piirtliiiliir, win cook-
lot', Miwiin lii'iit, ole, Woiiii'ii
mill k'iIn loiiNt IiiIiik rofi-r.
DIH'O.N.
W. .M. H.MITI1
Hoiiio riiouo NIK.
HOW
Is the time to
subscribe for
your MAGAZINES
WE WILL FIGURE ON ANY
CLUB YOU MAY DESIRE
Medford
Book Store
We Have Moved
Tho .1. T. lliOHdlny flowor
Hlnro r now Iu tlio M. !'. A II,
Hloro, ntTiMN tlio Htreol from
fui'iiior locution,
(iliolco IoIh of cut floworn,
hulliM, forim, paliiiM, ot nl
wnH on liuiid.
J. T. BROADLEY
Valley Second
Hand Store
Wo Iluy ami Soil All KIiuIh of
riocoud I land (loodn.
JM. J, PlIiOrtHIt, Pro'ii.
in North Kir
Glark & Wright
XiAWYUttS
WAonznaxoir, , o. '
I'uIiJIq I.ntiil MuttorH! l'lnnl l'roof,
DuHurt l.iinilH, OnntiiHtM and Rlliilnif
Ciiwi'H, Horlp,
AhhooIiiIii Work for Attornoyn.
HusKlim for llouith. "