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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDTOTC0 MATE TRTBUJTB, tEDFORD, Qiraqpy, UTEST) VY, ,TANTARY 2,n, 1912. .- vllK AVai Ji day rcla S floo J( tor, lion' Met Wo cit.v C We two tlcu vhl lis( ieni Pac Not S Ma,! hoi !i a las Sj was am to cl vis of ? sir yoi tUl rc( or cri Prt 1IJ B 75 Wi 41 Pv III) iiy N ki Bit B' ot 531 Ml Bedford mail Tribune AN INOtU'UNDKNT NKWSPAM'K ruuMflncD nvBiir aftorn'oon JiiAUUl'l' HUI4HAY. in Tllu ' MKDFOIID PRINTING CO. ' Thft DirnocrMto Times. Tlio Mcilfortl Mnll, TJio McrtTortl Tribune, The South cm OreRonlan, Tho Ashlunil Trlhiino. t Office Mall Trlliiiini UulKllnsr. 3S-2-J North l'lr street; phone, Jlntii 8021; Home 76. OKOltaK PUTNAM, IMIlor nnd Mnnaecr Kntercd a nccoml-rlnsa matter Mcdfonl. Oregon, under tha net March 3. 187B. Offlolnl Pnncr of. tho Clky of Met' font Official paper of Jackson County. nunscnrPTioK aatcs. Ono year, hj' mail . .... JS.OO tmo momii, py mnii .............. .iiu Par mnnth, delivered ly carrier tn Modfonl. Jachxomllle and Cen tral Point SO Rntunlny only, by mall, per year.. 2 00 AVwkty, rr your 1.60 k BWORW OIKCUIiATIOK. Dally averau for eleven month! !ng November 30, 1911, S7E1. end- '' rail caced Wire -United J?r Dlvp&tch. Tho Mall Tribune Is on rale at tha Ferry News Miami. Ban Francisco. lortlnhd Hotol Newi Stand, Portland, Ttowman News Co., Portland, Ore. W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. Hsorons. cmrooir. Metropolis of Southern Orccan nnd ryorlhern California, and tho fastest KrotvlnR city In Orccon. w Populfttlon XT R census 1910 SS40; estlmnted. 191110.000. Five hundred thousand dollar Grnvjty Water Kvstem completexl. Klvlnj- finest vunpiy pure mountain water, ana 17.3 milco of streets rmvcU. Postofflee receipts for year endlnp jsovemoer so. 1911, biiow increase ot 19 per cent. Banner fruit city in Oregon Ttotrue Itlvcr SpltjenberK apples won snrccp B takes prize and tltl nf Anple Klnpr or the "World" at tho National Apple Show. Spokane, 1909, and a car of Newtowns won rirst Prlte in 1910 at Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. B. C rint Frlxe la 1911 at Spokane National Apple Show won fcy carload of Newtowns. , Itogua Klver pears, brought hlchest firlcet In all marltcta of the world dur riR the past six years. Write Commercial Club. Incloslnir C cents for postage for the finest commu nity pampniei ever puonsiicu. PAGE FORGOT E Overlooked Cardinal Principle of In creasing Momentum to Combined . Speed of Wind and Airship When Turn Is Attempted. LOS AXQBLB5. Cal., Jan. 23. "Poor Pa;o evidently failed to re member n cnrdinal principle of flying when he attempted to make the turn that resulted in liis death, by failing to increase his momentum to the com bined speed at which he was travel -in nnd the estimated wind velocity before nttempliii; to make tlw turn." This was Glomi Curti.-s' explana tion today of tho fntnl accident to Aviator liutherford Page at Domin guw field, wliioh oat a pall over the third dny's sjwrt of the Los Angeloe aviation moot. "Unless the rule I mentioned is complied with strictly," Curtiss added, "disaster is certain. The only preventative is fjiififioiont altitude to gather the neeQssary momentum, should a fall ensue. Page was too low to attempt the turn he did." Page was 2-1 years old. He was a member of a New York family, said to bo wealthy, nnd a 10 graduated from Yale witli Jho class of 1012. TO SECURE A PARDON OREGON, 111., Jan. 23. Hoiiing for a pardon after which he declares he will devote tho rest of his life to benefiting humanity, Dr. Harry Web ster, who killed his wife to oeeupe going to prinon for bigamy, waB to dny taken to Joliet prison to begin a lifo sentence. His parents accom panied him to tho station. "I am ready to pay the penalty," Webster said, before being taken aboard tho train, "llul it's a hard blow to my rolativos. I know I have Kiinicd, but I oould do nothing else. I suppose I killed the woman bceaiiMO I wanted Ymo Varnoy. Without her lifo is not worth living. I'm a vio time of circumstances, and hope that the woild will realize nod understand. If 1 am pardoned, I shall devote my Jife to Immunity." NORTHWESTERN TO INVADE PORTLAND TERRITORY? v .PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-The pres ence of William Gardner, pioidont of tho ChieuKo NorthwoBtcrii railway, Jins rovived tho rump rlhnt tho line iij prupnrhif,' to carry out it oft re peated threat to invado this terri tory. t Agents of tjio company, it ip said, linvo been very aulivo recoutly ajid nro reported to ho negotiating for tcjmiunl fuoililios on (ho east ido of tho Williuiiotto river. President Gardner is espeoted to txriixc in 1'orlluud eoon, AVIATION KLIl A NEGLECTED INDUSTRY. GENERAL Freight Agent Lonnsbnrr of (ho Southern Pacific states that he is to uiulortake a campaign to promote the poultry industry in Oregon, lie states, and has the figures to prove his assert ion, that in no section are natural conditions nioro favorable for poultry and that what ought to he one of the state's groat industries is strangely neglectud. Railroad records show that overy section of Oregon imports eggs and most sections chickens, turkeys and other fowl all sending money out of Oregon that should remain hero. Portland alone imports two hundred cars of eggs a year nt of from the east, aii average of four cars each week. Here is n market for all the eggs likely to bo raised in the state for many years. !Medford ast year imported three carloads of eggs from the east, besides probably twice or thrice this quantity in loss than carload lots, by express, etc. uuring tue year ten cars ol dressed pounry wore shipped into Portland from eastern states. This poultry ought all to have been raised here. Most of the poultry and "eggs shipped into Oregon are from the middlo west states, so favorable for poultry as they are in Oregon. If the farmers of cyclone and blizzard swept Nebraska can raise chickens and eggs, and pay freight for 2000 miles to mar ket at a profit, surely the Oregon farmer can profitably supply the Oregon market. No place in Oregon is more favorably situated for the poultry industry than the Rogue river valley. No climate is more desirable, and in no place do chickens, turkeys and water fowl do better. But little capital is required. It would seem that here is a neglected industry suitable alike as a side issue for orehardisfc and farmer as well as for tho poultrv fancier. OGIALISTS WILL OSS REICHSTAG In General Election Socialists Came Within Seven Votes of Capturing the Home District of Emperor William. I1ERLIX, Jnn. 23. A cull for the reichstag to convene February 7 was issued today and. from all indica tions, tho socialists will be in control with at loast 110 members. The ex act personnel of the body cannot bo determined until next Thursday, when there will be rcballoting in 33 dis tricts, in which none of the con testants at the general election Janu ary 12 received a plurality of tho volos cast. The conservatives today admit that' they fear that the .socialist, liborals nnd leftists will combine in an effort to control all legislation. In the general election, the social ists came within seven vole-; of cap turing Emperor William's home dis trict. PLENTY OF WORK FOR THOSE WOO WANT IT PORTLAND, Jan. 23. Despite the fact that the free municipal employ ment bureau cannot find enough men to illl (Tumnmlto for laborers through out the stale, a throat of violence unless tho ;ly does something to aid the "unemployed" u being considered today by Mayor Rushlight, officers of the Commercial olub and the Cham ber of C'ominerco. A delegation, bonded by an organ izer who ju supposed to ropryi( -1,000 idle men, in roepomiililu for tho threats. Labor conditions have improved vaatly in the Inst two weokg and heada of employment buronus ileclure thojo ib work for all who are willing to apply for it. SINGLER WILL MAKE RACE FOR SHERIFF August D. SInglor Is tho first Jn tho political field In Jagkhon county this year, having nunouncod his can didacy for shorlff. Mr. Slngler'B pe titions are now being cliculatod. Ho Is at proeont constable of tho Med ford product. MORGAN'S NEPHEW WAITS FOR GEISHA GIRL BRIDE SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 23. Hero to meet IiIh JnpaiiOMo wife, a (leibha girl piirehiibcd in Jiimu from her purcuU, J, I'ieipont .Morgan' nephew, George D. Morgan, has today taken apartments at tho Palape hold. Morgan's wjfo is duo to uriivo pn the OjU Mnru Thuiidny. She has been vtlitiug hor relativoi in Japan. She still olingH to the picturesque cos tume of the Orient, , 'III, ' ! ILiBklna for health. ' where conditions are not half $55,000 FINE FORjDiL TRUST Standard Must Pay Penalty for Ac cepting Rebates From New York . Central and Pennsylvania Lines of Railroads. BUFFALO. X. Y Jan. 23. Unit od States Judge Hazel fined the Standard OH company of New York $f5,000 for violation of the Klkiu act in accepting rebates from the New York Central nnd Pennsylvania rallrbads on shipments of oil from Olean, X. Y, to Burlington, Vt., dur ing tho years 1004 and 1905. Tho company wa3 convicted De cember G last on an Indictment con taining 143 'counts. Motion for a retrial was denied. JOB HARROVIAN GOES BEFORE GRANO JURY LOS AXGELKS, Cal., Jan. 23. Job Harrlman, former socialist can didate for mayor ot Iou Angolas and associate counsel for tho Mc.N'umarn brothers during the rocont trial, was subpoonaod as a witness today by tho county grand Jury. Xo Intimation of Ilnrrlman'a prob able lino of testimony was given by tho officials of tho district attorney's office. Rocoutly, however, Ifarrl muii made a statement that ho had handled only $500 of tho McNamnra defonse fund, and that this money had gone for offlco rental and at tendant oxponscs. Medford .Makes Impression. 3I. and Mrs. V A. Heiyon of Se attle weio in Medford londay. Thce people had been in southern Califor nia nud were stooping at several toAvus and cities on their return trip home. "Toll me," asked Mr. ISciyon nt (lie Medford dupgt Monday night, "why is (his city of Medford so dif ferent from all other cities and Iomiih on tho coast?" The Mail Tribune representative, to whom the above was addressed, wn not very glib of tongue right at that time and he may have stuttered in mukipg reply, be cause lie did not know whether Mcd fonl was to got n slap in tho face or u boost, but he managed to inter rogate, "How different?" "Why,' sny Mr. Iloiyon, "you folk hero do things. You have done things, as I can plainly see, and I can see, too, by tho expression worn by tho people mi the Ktroots (hat you'iire going to ro more things. AH I liavo to say is thul Medford is different from any other city I have seen since I left Seattle and I like it because of that difference. There is an individuality about it that 1 like, an iudiwduulity which is peculiarly its own." NOTIOK TO BUNK OWNKItS. AH persons who aro desirous of securing spaco in tho Medford Milling Jubilee Book 911 tho mlnoral resourc es of southern Oregon and northern California, to bo Issued Vehy, 1, 1912, should Immediately call upon or ad dress C. AV. Pattorson or Ouy T, Thrashor, Nash hotel, Medford, Oro, HISSES GREET TEWS NAME '-' . ... -I Alumni of Amlfcrst Do Not 'Feci Any Too Friendly Toward Strenuous 0no Lyman Abbott's Reforcnco ' Ofccnslon of Show of Fecllnu. HOSTON, MnH., Jan. 33.--l.nw rence Ablmt of tliw Now York Out look Is ttmvlneutl that wlillu Oolouul HooMvelt Iwr it ntimlK'r of fiiutulH anion tho itluiiint of Aiuhorst cnU legi thou uro n fow loilay wlu do not fret any too friendly townrU tho former iinultliuit, tllfo wore inltiKlml with ii)iIiuibb wlu'ii Colonel ltuoarvolt'H iihiiio wnm tutmtlonKl by Abbot last hIkIU at a illnnor of Amliorst aluuinl whou ho rufprrwil to tlio former prosMout In ItludtrHtlnn; tho "Ainht'Ht Iilw." Tho (loiunimtrntlou ooourrrtl wlion Abbot smtd: "1 will tako nit actual case lu II lustrattitK th Aii)btrt Itlua by rtv. forrlnje to a mini who lumrtlly bt Hovea In it and who nun uticuuutfully prncticuil It for 30 yours, last un tuiuii 1 would linrdly havo dnrud to mention tils umuo nt a nubile dlnnor, but I think that I may wifuly do so now. "Tho man 1 iuohii (a Thuodoro RooMvclt." GOULD LINES PLAN TO ENTER LOS ANGELES LOS AKflKLES, C.I.. Jnn. 23. -That the Gould lini Hill cuter .-otilli-cm Caliloniiu within the next few yenr is the prediction of J. M. Jolui mhi, ice president in ilmrge of tmf fie on the MioHri Pacitlo system, who in in Los Angel". "It is not rousonnhti' to suppose," Johuson said, "that with our line, ex tending eastward to Ituffnlo and westward to within 050 miles of Low Aiigfle. that we Mill not oveutuully enter tlii cit.v. Tin field lemnnd. it, mid (hat i our present intention." CITV TltKASntKIt'S NOTIOK. Notlco Is hereby given that thoro nro funds on hand' in the city treas ury for tho redemption of warrants number !.. 02, 93, 91, 95, 90, U 9$, 99, 100, ipi nud 102, lusttod against water main Improvement fund number 2. Interest on samo will conio nt dato of tills notice. Modfonl, Oregon. January 22, 1912. GPS H. SAMUKLS. City Treasurer. xoncK. N'ottco Is hereby given that tho undorslgnod will apply to tho city council of the city of Medford, Ore gon, nt Its next regular mootlug on February Cth, 1912, for n llccuso to soil spirituous, vinous nnd malt lit uors In (pinntltlM loss than a gallon at his plnco of business on lot 10, bloeir 20, In snld city, for a porlod of six mouths. WILL KARNES. Dated Jan. 19, 1912. 1 Arc the Taxes All Paid on the Property You Are About to Buy or Loan Money On? Or wag there an unsatisfied judgment or uiortflgo against somo foinior owner? Yon can't tell unless .tho ab stract shows It. Wo make Abstracts That Are Absolutely Reliable Our records aro so comploto that nothing that affcctii tho tltlo to any property In Jack son county (ould occur without our having knowlodgo'of It. 1'ho most caroful search through tho county records might not Hhow It, Jackson County Abstract Company Corner th mid Fir fits. North Mall Tribuno Jlldg. Mcdfonl, Oregon Ji ENSON': bargain: AVe wish to impress you with the fact that we are EXCHANGE HEAD QUARTERS Through us you can ex- fhnngo what you don't want lor what you do want. 120 neres !) miles from Central '.Point, will exchange Tor California properly, Price, .$75 per aero. S7 acres foothill fruit land, 8 miles N. AV. of Medford, partly in young orchard. Can ho irrigated. (J room house. Will exchange .for other property, not necessarily lo cal. Can pay cash difference. 10-aero tract within half mile of Medford, 5 acres in J-year-old pejies, H ' acres bearing grapes; house- barn, hennery." Price $G000. Tonus. If) acre orchard Intel, with in i mile of Medford. Home thing choice. Aslc us. 1(10 acres level land all till able, G miles from Kuglo Point. . Price $7000; $1500 will handle or will exchange lor other properly. 320 acres in Sams valley, 17 miles northwest of Med ford, 7 miles east of Gold lull. This is a good sidehill fruit ranch in the rough'. Soil is deep. Rome saw timber and wood enough to pay for plaee. About 12 acres cleared, cheap new house, barn and chicken house. Part of this can bo irrigated from spring and creek. Price .'loOO. Will tale half in city property or sail on easy terms.- 5 acres truck and borrv land on Bear creek for sale or exchange. 1(50 acres timber, -will ex change for lots. Price $3200. Will exchange real estate for automobile. List your alfalfa land with us. AVo have inquiries. b room nousc, lino resi dence district, 4 bedrooms, each with sleeping -porch, modern in every wav. Price very low considering value. $1750 will handle. If you consider buying lots be it a high class residence lot, suitable tor a mansion or Romelhing cheap, avc have them and you Avill find both price and terms right. AVo have rpilto a number of tracts ranging from C to 20 acres each within a radius of mllo of Med clty limits, Considering tho past wonderful urowth of Medford and all signs Indicating a continuance of tho somo, wo Imvo no hesitancy In rec ommending tho purchase of mtouko adjacent to this city. For tho past tnreo years wo havo not onlyJ proncueii but practiced this policy with gratifying results. Our oxpo rlonro nnd ndvlco nro at your dis posal. 10 acros deep, black stick soil near Central Point, fi1 neros :i y,onr old orchard. Price, 12500; $1000 will bundle. Will exchange. Submit proposition. 20 nnros In cultivation 2'j m 1 1 en S. AV. of Medford Prlco G0D0, easy terms. AVlll exchnuco. Submit your proposition. 120 ncrqs nlno wlion from Central Point will oxqIiuuko for California property. Prlco $75 per acre. 87 acres foothill fruit hind, 8 miles N. AV. of Aledford, partly In young orchnrd. Can bo Irrigated, 0. room Iiouho. Will oxclumgo for other property, not nocommnly local, Can pay casn uiireroiico, J0-acro tract within Vj mllo of Medford. C acres lu II year old poars I '. acreii hearing grapes; Iiouho, barn, hennory. Prlco fOOOO; tonus. 15-acro orchard tract within Ji mllo of Medford. Something choice, Auk us, AVo aim to handle and ad voii'ifio only real bargains. Benson Investment Co. REAL ESTATE - MINES :;im AUNinT.com'jvr jiujlpino Phoucsi Hell, 7001; Home, U1MC Valley Second Hand Store Duys nnd Sells Smiiiil-Hnml Goods, Copper, Rulilicr, Drnss, Eto. M. J. PUCKER, Prop. 15 North Fir llmim tint Holl U07U Clark Wright LAWYERS WASUINOTOX, I). V. Public Land Mallcra: Kliml Proof. Douoit l.niulH, (.'onU'Ulfi ami Minim; Cuhoii. Scrip. Aumieiiito Work for Altornoyn TREES that grow I IlLLO that hear Northern Grown Stock Columbia & Okanogan Nursery Company Of tho Wcnntchoo Valloy O. M. liulim, Modfonl Salesman Phono HI. It. UI7 S. Hheislde Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency rOK KALU: acres mllo from 2S0 Gold iiiii. ISO acre good grain and stock much. 20 aero nonr Control Point t 00 per aero. ICO acres I , mllw out, S1S0 per ncro. l'tirnlluro for I room.i, dishes go with tho desl. $100. THAI)!-: Housott lu Los Angeles to trade. Stock ot lmrdwaro In California. $70,000 worth or property to trade for much. 10 acres near Central Point for Iiouho In city. MIHCHLLAXHOtlS AVnnt from owner, ncrong" to trade for Lon Angeles properly. All kinds ot trades lu California. Homos for salu. l-'urnlshnd houses for rent. A'nennt houses lu alt parts ot tho city for rout. List your proporty with us. KMriiOYMKNTC AVnllrww. AVomnn to cook on a ranch. Gtrla for general housework. E. F. A. BITTNER ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM BLOCK Opposite Nash Hotol Phono 4111; Home, II. NEW LINE to TILLAMOOK Pacific Railway & Navigation Co. Trains will run dally, oxcopt Sun day, on tho following schedule: Lv. Portland 7:20 a. in, Lv. Illllaboro 8:150 n. in. Ar. Hunch Points. .. .1:20 p, m. Ar. Ilay City 2:04 n, in, Ar. Tllllamook 2:25 p.m. Lv. Tillamook 7:05 a. mi, Lv. Ilay City fiilHa. in. Lv. llonch Points. . , ,0;00 a, in. Ar, Illllsboro 1:25 p.m. Ar, Portland 4:10 p m. Thrpiigh tlckotn on sain at city tlckot office, Third ami Washington strouts, on Fourth nud Yamhill, to all points on tho P, It, & N, Furthqr partlculnm from tho city ticket ngont or agent Kourth and Yamhill streets. John M. Scott, General .Passenger Agent, Porlliinil Oregon, lwff SUNSET (OGDEN & SHASTA) 1 V ROUTES . t-t WHERE TO GO TONIGHT 1818 T 1IEA T R E TONIGHT Special Dox Office Attraction pitopiissou (U'lati.N'H Tho AiiHlralhiu Milk Can Mystery TIII-5 PP'.LU tK Till, WOltl.O Tako .Nolo of Our Lobby DNplny Till.) can will w lu tho Lobby tho next I days only. Hem ut '.nut TOM HI'OOU.MA.V A Onickerjnelc UlHrkfacH KIiikIiik and Dancing Comedian mid llanjo Hololnt ,lf You Don't litigh You Arc Kirk Special .Matlueo HnlurIi)N anil NiiuitiijM nt Dillil Hiciilug IVrforuiauio at 7:00 3 1 jfTLlw THEATRE Under dlmrtlon of 1'coplur; Auuioo incut Company ALWAYS LV Till. LOAD " ' ItMIO feet of ,MnlihliM Plliu 1(100 "TIIL 1'ltONTliat ootrroit", Powerful Wofttoru liratim '(APTCULVO POLAIt IIUAHH" OriMit HHirtlug Hlory "ItOVKIt IS .IUAI.Ot'8" CleRr Comedy Drama "UXA.MINATIO.V OI' STOMACH IIY A-UAY" HlKhly UdurHtloiial TIIM MAID AT TDK IIHLM" A tru to life nt.iry of the mietlilng gulo mid the briny diiep. TIIK VICVTUII.DOCI.ST'H TItir.VK" KMh gpllttliiK Coinnil)' All SATIIUIt Tho illiiKr WOOLWOItTIIS Tho .MiiMlchuiH Your On n Good Judgment AVlll Acknowledge Oht1 Kup4irlorlty In li.erjr Itej.et AiImiUkIoii Kir. Mntlueo rvcry tiny Noyes& Black HOPHIi AND HK1.V PALVILVO Up-tO'Dsto Auto nud Corrlago Painting, Gold Loot Signs nnd Interior Decorating a Specialty. Nhop nnd Offlco K. Grupo mid JOIli Ht. Offlco Phono 7771. Hon. 7213. All AVork Positively Ounrftiitood. TUSCAN SPRINGS Having an equal on oarth In variety of mineral watern nnd curing dldennes that medicines will not reach. If you are In need of health, cniuo now, AVo aro optm all tho year and can glvo tho host of onro and attention now as well an In summer. Htngn dally from Hod Illuff to the springs Further par ticulars address E. B. WA.LBRID.GE TUSCAN' HPHINGH. OAL. Wanted-To Trade A fluo piano for a nlcn dtlvlng tonm, wolKht 1250 lbs. AVlll pay cash difference. AVo bundle Kunho, Sterling, Dohiilng, AlcPhall, La Kanpio, and many ollicrn. Call nt 1IALIVH PIANO HOUSK Cor. loth null Onkdalo Draperies 'ii carry u very complete linn of (lniHi'U'H, Punt I'lictiiliiM, fix tiiroH. iitc, nail do nil cIumhvh of llpllOlHtl'llllir . A MM'fllll tllllll to 1diiI( iiriiT t It In win l ixelimlvnly mill will itlvo iih Komi Hcrvlco iih Jh imihnIIi hi to cut lu uvea tlm llll'lII'Ht OlIICH, WEEKS & MCGOWAN CO. IF YOU OWN A LOT Wo will Inilld you a homo on monthly payments. MEDFOnD REALTY AND IM PROVEMENT COMPANY M. F. ami II. Co. Dulltlinrj I n L."1U. lfsr: