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Newspaper Page TextPAOE FOFR MEDFORD MAIL TRTDUNR M1CDFORD., PUl'.(UTS. WTPNTSIUY, PIH1EM IVKR Irt, Mil. MEDFORD IVrAIL TRIBUNE I -i'",;iiii'ii,iii-Tmiiuaaaacaagtcscsilimiiir hmmjc. AN INIini'CN'nKNT NKWSPAt'KTl , PUHMHHIID RVICIIY APTKIINOON IIXOKI'T BtNDAY, 11Y TIIU MBDFOHtJ 1'UINTINQ CO. The DPinoomtlo Tlmcn, Tlin Medford Mall. Tlio Mrdfonl Tritiums, Ttic South urn Orrfjonlnn, Tho A Allium! Tribune Offleo Mull Tribune nillhllnc. 2E-27-88 North fir ntrcot; phono, Ainin 3021; II OHIO 7ft. OKOIU1K PUTNAM, Kdllor nml Manager Knterrd na infOnil-clnss rontter at Medford, OraRoti, under tho not of March 3. 1878. Orriolnt Pnpor of tho City of Medford. Offloldl Vaptr of Jwckiwn County. BUUSOUIPTION SATES. One yenr, by mnll 15.00 fine month, h.v mnll .50 I'nr month, delivered by carrier In Mptlfonl. Jacksonville nml On trot Point M Knhirdny only, by mall. i"r year.. J AYeofcly, par yenr 1 0 BWORIT CIHCT1LATION. Illy avernae for trven months end InR November JO, 1M1, 2T5L rull XAed WIr United Pria SltpatcbtK, Tho Map Tribune. Is on wile nt the Terry News Stand. San rmnclseo. Iortland Hotel New Stand, Portland. Uowmnn News Co., Portlnnd. Ore. AV. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. MEDronD, onxaoK. Metropolis or Southern Oregon and Northern California, and tho fastest Rrowlnn city In Orecon. Population U. 8. census 1910 8S40; estimated. 11110.000 Flvo huntlretl thousand dollar Gravity Water System completed. Ktvtnc finest ujply pure mountain water, and 17.J miles of streets paved. Postoffice receipts for year cndln? November 30, 1911, show Increase of IS per cent . Banner fruit city In Oregon Hordo lllvcr Spltienborc apples won sneep nlakea prise and title of "Apple XInff of the World" at the National Apple Show, Spokane. 1S09, and a car of Newtowns won rirst Prix In 1910 at Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. B. C. Tint Friz la 1911 at Spokano National Apple Show won bv carload of Newtowns. Rogue lllver pears- broupht hi chest prices In all markets of the world dur ing; tho past six years. ... Write Commercial Club, lncloslnp 6 ri'nts for postnRc for the finest commu nity pamphlet ever published. JOLTS AND JINGLES By Ad Brown Santa's Vacation. Old Santa was bitching his reindeer one night Prepnrmj once more for his aorial flight When ho wondored what people would think or would say If he skipped them just once and staid home for the duy. Ho found that people gave prosonts tho sarao. . As when he was there to mix up in tho game.' I'is absence, he thought, was entire ly unheeded He sighed and decided he no more was needed. When Santa finds out there are poo pic below Who give with an objcot of prestige ' or show That others give only that they mny receive. And barter and bargain on Old Christmas Kvc, He'll hitch up his roindeor as he did boforo And visit our houiotops and chim neys1 once more. Most cvoryone ha.6 broad ideal as to how others should spend thuir money. Nothing makes tc small towns bo mad as when a train goes through without stopning. Muble Oilhunri Corey is writing a book. Another bad result of a mil lionaire marrying a chorus girl. Spoaking of nninos Capt. C. F. Pond is to command tho navy yard nt Ynllejo. Of course 9,009,999 newspaper headlines road, "Prison doors swing opun for tho MuXninnrnb." The life of a public bonefactor is a hard one. A North Ynkimn girl has boon nrroated for stealing a cornet. Dives Nineteen Stories to Death. WASHINGTON, D. C, Doc. 13. tho oyos of a score of persons, J. P. Qroek, manager of the International Ansoeiation of Machinist, of Slmv. nee, Okla., dived to hie death nine teen stories below from the routundu f the Masonic Temple hero today. His bodv struck u show ease, which was hurled from its fasteningx and Ml Uwry Evans, probably fatally in .itii'injr him. Kvnns wus fitnndinc by tho esio purohasiiiK tobneco. Tho tobacco salesman was slightly injur ed. Helen Not to Wed Jim. WASUINUTON, D. C, Dec. 12. -UeiKiiU of tho ennaKcraent of Miss Helen Taft. daughter of 'tho ijrosi dont, and James Cotton Smith woro denied from tho White Houbo today e..i also by Smith himself. Jlmos Cotton Smith is a young Washington hiiuiiio6 man, son of llo land Gottton Smith, ouo of tho moat "niiuoiil ICpisQonlinn ministers in the mitiounl capital. '""' i1 " IIq Buro nnd rend tho want lulfl. of tho .Medford Mall Trib. uno, STACKED TllV. expodod happened. The republican national conunitteo overwhelmingly defeated (ho resolution favoring the popular nominal ion of presidents by snowing under the endorsement of the presidential primary by a vote of 44 to 7. The progressive fstetion in the national committee hardly made a showing. How could it, when a progres sive state like Oregon is represented by a reactionary like J Kalpli Williams? ( The republican organization is stand-nut to the core. Politicians of both parties unite in one things opposition ' to any legislation permitting tho people to rule. Lot the' politicians do the nominating and tluvy don't cav'u how the! people vote, for 'what choice, have the people, in choosing candidates for "president? President Tuft controls the national committee and intends to force his renominatiou. This is easily done. Through federal patronage the administration controls the republican delegates from the south. These with New York and Ohio and one or two other delegations are suf ficient to nominate. La Pollette might be nominated, if the people had a voice, but they probably won't have, except in the few' states where a presidential primarv governs. Still he um ! develop strength enough to show tho folly of renominat ing T aft, in which case Roosevelt might stampede the con vention but the cards are stacked for Taft and probable defeat. HARD UP FOR CRITICISM. Wnp HERE is more rejoicing in the columns of the -- Orcgonian over the one paroled or 'trusty' pris oner who is lost, no matter whether he is found or not. than over tho ninety and nine that went not astray." This remark by the Salem Journal hits the nail on the head. The Orcgonian is endeavoring, by every means in its power, to discredit Governor West and his administration. Tt speaks volumes for the executive that the only fault this blind partisan lifts been able to harp upon is West's humanitarian prison policy. Prison records for 1911 show abolition of cruelty, more liberty granted prisoners and fewer escapes than any pre vious year. v The story of the year shows many prisoners engaged iu useful work and making a profit for the state some thing unknown before. Contract labor, whereby the state gave private firms the use of. convicts and the profit of their labor, has been abolished by this administration. Cost of maintaining the state institutions, including the penitentiary, has been materially reduced. State property, such as the prison farm, the brick yards, the grounds of the various state institutions, has been improved and enlarged without additional cost to taxpayers, through the convicts. Miles of public highway have been constructed at nom inal cost through the loan to counties of prisoners, and no fresh outbreak of crime has followed. . Prisoners have been placed on their honor and sent to work without guard in the forest 300 miles from the peni tentiary, without violating their 2ledgcs, as on the Crater Lake highway. None of these things are Orcgonian. However if a poor weak-minded and foolish trusty breaks away there delectable contemporary, as censure upon the "failure" of A NEGLECTED SEVERAL carloads of eggs are shipped into Medford yearly. "Why? A few years ago eggs and poultry were exported. Now they are imported and the only excuse is that we have been so busy with apples and pears that we have over looked the humble hen. The Oregon Agricultural college issued a bulletin commending the Rogue river valley as one of nature's favorite regions for poultry. The Medford Commercial club issued a pamphlet, setting forth the valley's advan tages in this regard. Still but try business. There is a great opportunity calling for the poultry fancier here. All varieties of even Petaluma is better for for the turkey. Each place exports thousands of fowls find Petaluma millions of eggs. "When the local market is supplied, there is the Port land market, growing every more, TO PAY DEAR FOR DEER MEAT Fifty Dollar Fine Is Assessed in Two Instances In Ashland Court Hub hard and Harnadine Make the Ar rests. Hubbard and HarKadiiio, tho Ash land Knmo wardens, brought before tho jiiBlieo court of Ashland J. Shit zor nnd If. W. Mason, charging tliom with having vonison iu thoir posses sion out of aoiinnn. Thoy pled guilty and paid a fine of .'r.'JQ.OU and ooslu. You really knojv where to find tho .new home after answering a lot of "possible" ads. FOR TAFT. worthy of mention bv the are columns of space in our well as vigorous editorial "West's prison policy. OPPORTUNITY. lew have entered the poul fowl are easily raised. Not the hen. nor Oakland, Oregon, day and always clamoring for iKAY SHOWS WESTJHE TOWN lowcr East Side Is Visited Dinner Served to Governor at Waldorf at Which Cornice Pears From Hill crest Orchards Are a Feature. NEW YORK, Dec. III. Pollno Com missioner Ithinolander Wuldo of this city last ovoning ontortaiuod tho vis iting wostern governors at dinner at tho Waldorf. A font tiro of tho nioal was tlio faorving of Coinico ponrs from tho IlillcioHt orotund of Medford Or. Qno of tho guqsts was John Hull MoKuy who had mot Governor Wont in southern Oregon during tho summer. A Hint From Paris fc ;' - -" " "1 rw C- U. r M tf -o Clft-tf0fIi'4U INL t UrttfJ ilolro taravul coat SETTLE HERE Wrllcs to Commercial Club From Al exandria Askfnrj (or Information Reflnnllnn the Rogue River Valley and Medford. Heenitxe lie lm "a i-npilat" he withe to tnve-it iu Onon. t'ainiljw iary of Camiilaljfy. 2 lUvulvvttrd do Wmnleh, AIo.Ajilriu ttgypt, hut writ ton thj .MsilfonJ Cnmiuerrinl eittb for inforuMtioo reifnrdiut; the Houit rivor vnJIcy. Cnmilleliay is evidently well ed ucated, in Knhii..Ior ho wrie-i .v ery neat busine-. JuUer allhuiiKh ii.s constniutton U n bit Hwkwnrd. The letter follefru: Alexandrie, I.e 17 November, 1011. Hoard of Trade, Medford, Dear Sir: I nut plaiinins to loare my counlr, mid sytlle m ouo of the Htalen. have a arpitul thnd I anl to inve-t. I'leiuie t.eud mh nuy-piiinphlt'U r unj iofonualion that MliKbt help me to make a choice. .. i Hiueeriilj';oHri.. rAMIULIAY, fainilee IJati, 27 Iloidevnrd de l(nm leh, Alexnudria, H.Mt- 'S LOCAL ODD FELLOWS At Ihidr reiilnr aewimi in lie- I. O. O. R einpl n Wwl Sixth Hlreel IshI Mwnduv evculnic Medford lodge. No. 8.1, I. O. O. IK were ntrreeably surprised by Olira Itebeeea lodgo. After all ltiiiuoa hud lieen cuii diieled and tin degrao work conferred the Odd hVllown ei-o under "Good ol Jhe Order" h-u flu) jjimrdian ieorl 'oil a committee l.( Ifalieoeua in th ante-room w.iilnitf for ndinirtHioii. Tin lodge then clicod m iiffaira and in vited the coiniiiitUio In whirh proved to be a coiiiiiMiluo of tboul fiflv He htH'caa. After Mm 'Auunl re markrt hnd l-n made by the Odd rVllown and Kthaadfts n very plenti ing dialogue wM given entitled "Why I .Joined l oboocua," which caused considerable merriraoiil and wuh en joyed bv all. The Kclic im, that) uiiiiouuced lhat RUiH-r wan lendv In the banrpiet room where an eliTiHitLlimch was spread to Jl.', Odd ''''""If hnd lubeecnH nl wjiieh time tin- OiUl Ifeiloww oxtunded a iinauimou-i vot Of UiiiiiIm to the fihoccuH for theirSvaililig's wilertain mont. f , If you w.ini to fifld tho best posai ble place - i-jnflr your contem plated rmoel iUidy tho "lo lnl" ada aa though thoy wora your crtod and Koran After the dinner fr, .MolCny mid hii brother who i, frjfc dopiil.v police oouirnlHaioncr of Now York City, ac (inmpanicd by (loyonior Wl. walk ed over the lower "Ht aldo, viailini,' tho varimiH Ki-ttlauiunt iiiMtilulioiiK and thu Ifi'irimiui hoy'a olulr. The Kovornor mhh urMlly inloroat nml told iho liewxlioyjjboilt Jho oiyirnv tiinition fur voiuiif mn III Ufugon, UaaUua for llo&Ub. E6YPTMN WOOD THIS LADY'S I G,00D APPETITE! Mrs. Hansen, In n Letter From' Mobil?, Tells How She Gained It. ! I -T Mobile, Ala. "I nuffercd for neven yearn, with womanly trouble," wrltcn Mrs. SlKurtl Ilnnaou In a lnttor from this city. "I folt wenlc and nlwnyn hurt a headache and wns nlwnyn roIiir to tho doctor. At lnit I wiin unrated on, j j nml folt hotter, but coon I hnd tlin namo trouble i My htiMbnnd asked mo to try Cimlttl. ' I felt hotter after tho first bottle, and now, 1 hnvo a pood nppntlto nml aleepti i well. I fuel nno, and tho doctor tolls ' me 1 am looking betlr than ho over raw mo." j If you nro nick nnd mUorablc, nml Buffer from any of tho palna duo to i womanly trouble try Cnrdul. ' Cnrilut Is aucooaaful localise It hi ! compoctnl of ItiKredloutn tint havobeon found to net curatlvely on tho woman , i ly constitution. I l'or more than fifty yenm. It ban been used by women of all ww. with Kreat ' buccoMi. Try It. Your druggist Bella 1L ' Nil ll'rtfrfrt. I!.' 4vlwvDpl..ChIU; rcxci AWulml'tv, CIiiiHMi, tii . hw .!w:il In'IrUt'Hott, nj t) p.i Nli. "Ilww IiaUimoI "'yund," c4tt Ik fitia M'Pr. on ifejucit. j 30 College Lads of tho UNIVERSITY OF OREGON GLEE GLU iu Songs, Skits, Stunts Coma mid be young Rgxln with tho boya at IIih MEDFORD THEATER FRIDAY, DEC. 15 91.00 j TtmiA h !! -l.nt.M t( ovr "ilnn-t. I (; t t r, Ln . i t i.f vm !' null . , l. I lngh I , mU.4 V rui..i Ud.(M cl -cTut.r.elD"! Jj ,,.. . ... $ 10 ClWUm.'-lM. JJ )( .rw-.lin.l l Cil huattkm Makl IJow, . . . i IK) fOtitna HlwRrirInut,vluM -2.1) ImI iW. Im nMtn(ilM4c,t M 2-UlV',t.Uui.2ijr. . . .41 Citu . 1 1. Mo. Iinjt. CUu, Vtkii. 0 1' 0 lEnfu.' hi ' 'n'mk. V,'tM4li..y BTatf . K thnm KM.Ir'l bd ip ,,.iii 1 LttlUliiun SmJ ,.r Our f ' Yenr l l C.illc N i J I.OH ANOKM-S KXC'L'ItHIO.V. All exmraloii for loa AliKeloa will leave .Mwlford December 29th. round trip f,ire yAT,, atnpoTnra Iu ollhor illreellou at pleaauro of paaaoncor. (looil ffoiiiK and rciiirnltiK via olthor route from San Kranrlaco, Join thin oxeuralon, enjoy the Kroat treat oi being In Han Kranclacn Now Yean! eve, eo tlio iolnla of Interot In and about Han ITuucIaoo Oolden (Into! Park, Cliff Jlouxo, United fltatoa Mint, AiikoI Ialiiud I'an-Atiiorloan ICxpoaltlou alto; vlalt llorltuloy, Ala meda and Oakland, thou journey aoiithward, vIhIHuk Htanford Ulvor alty, Palo Alto, Hau .Ioo, Lick Ob aorvntnry, l)o Monto, HnnUi Cruz, Puao Hoblea, Hanta Ilurbiira and Koh AuehiH. From Iho hitlor phico vlalt Paandcna, ItcdlauiU, Vonlco nnd Han HIoko, aeo tlio' bountiful orange jtrovoa, tho ostrich farms, tlio floral foatl villa. Ocohik bathlntj In mld wlnlor. Visit Catalliia iHbind, hoc the Htrange and bonutlfiil Hubmarluo KurdeiiH from tho kIiihh bottom boatii', tho flyliitf flnb, tho Inuplm; tiiiuiH, enjoy tlio flililni;. Itetiiniliitf north ward vlalt tho oil flohlH around Ha koiHflold, not)' tho liumonao fltock iiiKiboflJI tho fruit bolt of tho Hun Jmniiiln valloy. Kull pnrtloularH by writing, cnlllni; nl or phouluK tho S, 1', imusotiBor offlco, Medford, Oro, B rrui'i. oOe, 7."e, i i i . . ... i i n a RjmnmG? , H 6iMfM.$ i fetSs V WaWiJr- ?a- ' ''ill "Hf ;Jk IF YOU OWN A LOT Wo will hullil you a Iiuiiiq on monthly iinymmits. MEDFORD nEALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. nml II. Co. Biilldlnu MEDFORD EM PLOYMENT AGENCY I'Olt Sl,Kt I neit mill now Ihmino, $1(100. 20 - ncH'd iii-nr ICngle Point, $2 MM). SO arrow .1 mlloa out, $00 inr tirre, J no Hcrea on Williams crook, $7500. so aerea nr Central I'olnl. Tent and farnlturo fir houao keepliiK. ' MISCFCI.LAN'IBOIIH I'm tilt in o for aalu. llouaen to lent In dlfforeut purU of tbeo elly. TltAlll 10 nrrex near Ceatral Point. 112 aerea near UiMelmrK, will take putt In tiado. 3:to arrN near Albany, Largo lioiiitj In 8ltlo. so uere near Omver for Iiiiiikh and Int. K.MI'I.OV.MICXT: Miner Wotueii to eook on rnueb. (llrU for hounoworV. E. F. A. BITTNER ROOM 7, PALM BLOCK Opposite Nash Hotol I'lione Jill; Home, II. PLUMBING Kn.M AND MOT WATKIl HKATlNd AH Work ()uarautr4 I'rlcun IteanonablA r." Mowiirtt llloi-k, l-ilrci on ittli Slrit't." Coffcen & Price I'nrlftc JUKIl lloinn 4U EAGLE POINT LIVERY STABLE. Tlio itiidi-raliriii'd bavltiK Juat lfouiletn a larK' u'w lliry atabl ! I Vt.1,1.. II. .1., I ..-.. Ii.ull.. II... Irriv.1. Ins: puldlr t cull nml examine our rlK, l'nin. eie nil lieliiK In flrat elaM rudllli). Our inottn la lo Uve and I.et Idre. I'lione nl stable nml realdi'iire fall O'litral. S. If. IIAItNISII X SON. l'ropt. SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE Hoiith lllvemhlo New and lrptiilnti Modern In vtery iiarlleular, k'ih eiMik In?, hleaui heal, etc. Women anil ulrln miift Inliij; refer enrea. W. M. HMITIl Home I'lione HIK. WOOD! Tlio Mdford Wood Yard. All ktuda and any longUi of uood dry wood. Corner Seventh anil Nowtowti. Co mo to tlio uhod anil aeo tho wood, Phono Doll, Hull; Home, .'IK X. A. B. Ttill & Grant Proprlelora We llave Moved Tho J. T, llrondloy flower ntoro U now In tho M. l' &. II, atoro, acroHH tho Htroot from former location, Choice lotu of qui flowora, biilbB, feruii, paliiin, otc, nl wayfl on hand, J. T. BROADLEY Rock Spring Coal OH KAWD ALI. TIM VttCM. Offliw and Coal Yard, Twelfth hji1 Front Htroot. Phono 71M1. Burbidge run COAZ. u.xm. . t-r WIlliRIC TO GO TONIGHT -4trt-vv SAVOY THEATRE 1'nrtor Nw MnnAiiiiiiil I Irnl Una, l.let'iiHiil Miilluti IMottirna, riciin hliuw. I'liuilcoun TihIiimiiI, V'ii.u! II Hull, l'top rio b'in iiintm no M T 11 K A T K li mm. iiiii iti.iv iiii.i. Till ICSI'.UONKH HlwiiiMi SIiikIuk "I'd llauehig Th la la by fur tho Kieuteat net of It a Kind that luia eouio woat, ImMtiK duei all tlio loadliiK elllcM tliiiiiiKbiiiit tlin Hulled HtitteM with the niialeat aueeeiM, 'I'bey will play Metlfonl for four day a only, na 1 1 1 y rairy aiieelnl setMiury for (bis net which In homo. tiling no oilier daneliiK team Iiiin eor ilulio. anlimllilllK oxtrnnidl n'ury. TIIK IIKiCICST HIT KVKIt I'. A. Ml.ttltl.M.W VUUft Kl.etrlrlan U, H. Atlantic Halllfiililp I'lfct who for the ptiKt fiw duya Iimn !.' ii (ho til k draw Iiik eanl will aim I on a new enilMo with a now nml lutoreatliiK set of alldoa, that an mill lo tm far moio Poaiitiriil mm well as more lutoreat lux. Kolna Into full ih'UllH of tho alit'llliiK of tlw Ml. MarUtrt on whleli ot'CHNliiti a apcrlal n-el of a UioiiMunl fiit liti rim In eon Jiltiilltin ullll bin Iliti-r.'iUlilK lee tiin, dliottlna tlin hIivIIIiik mm whII an tin ilt'dtriii lion ut tln balllo Mlilp Tt.nn iHnil fall lo bear ami n tli In nit. ' u. THEATRE v.i ni: ii, 1. 1;. , ,tll .MO VI. NO I'HTrmes I lie A.NH l.ic Cliangi of l,ingmiii SiitnlajM anil 'I hiuxdii)N TIIK Electric Rooms 'JIN V-t .Main Under New Mituajtmioiit Ntiwly fumiMhed, oil modern, ateam heal, luitln, ole. IJulo I!. ItockweH, I'rop. ORDER YOUR SWEET CREAM Coffee or Whipped BUTTER MILK BUTTERMILK Medford Cream and Butter Co. Two I-'rco DellverlcH D.illy NATATOUIUM IIUII.DING PIioiicni 1611. Main HHI L. N. JUDD OixIiuhIh, Home mill I'ainis Iu a Thi'lvluK f'enlor lb nno of tho Harden HpotH or Hokiki Ulvor Valloy, ' TAliK.NT, OKICOON Valley Second Hand Store Wo Iluy and Soil All Kinds of Hucond Hand Hoods. M. J. PI 1,011 ICIt, Prop, in North Kir Home 1151 Hell 11071. ifiis GO , v.,