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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INDRl'ENORNT NKVHPAP!5ll"
PUUMHIIKU I!VRr AKTIJHNOON
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irn OrcRontnn, Tlio Anlilnnd Trlbuno.
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dKOnClE PUTNAM, Editor and Manairrr
Entered an ' second-cltus mattrr at
Ifcdronl, Oregon, under the act of
March I, 187P.
Official Paper of tlio City of Mcdford.
Official Paper of Jacknon County.
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BWORK CIRCULATION.
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ing November 80, 1911, 5751.
mil aid Wire United Frtst
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MESrOBS, OREOOIT.
.Metropolis of Southern Orspon and
Nnrthorn California, and tho faatest
growlng city In Orepon.
Population U S census 110 SS40;
atlmated, 191110,000.
Flvo hundred thousand dollar aravlty
Water System complete. RlvlnR finest
supply puro mountain water, and 17.S
miles of streets paved.
PoStofflce receipts for year ending
November SO, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent. .
Banner fruit city In Orepon Tlouue
Hlver Spltxenberc apples won aweep
takes prlzo and tltlo of
"Apple Xlnr of the World"
at the National Applo Show. Spokane,
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
rt PrUe In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C.
rirst Vriie in 1S11
at Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Ncwtowns.
Rokuo River pears brnucht highest
firices In all markets of the world dur
nc the past sir years.
Write Commercial Club. Inclosing
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
These Mysterious Days.
Man of mystery is Jim,
Whispers all he hns to sa'
Shakes his head a knowing way;
Would have you know he's up to
tricks,
Sho, he's doin politics!
Knows an awful lot does Jim,
Has tho vote all counted out.
Opposition on the rout;
Nothln' much that Jim can't fix
When bo's doin' politics.
Still I wonder now at Jihi
At the things that he has said,
As he wisely shakes his head;
Supposin' now he didn't mix
Would It alter politics?
Tlio Xcivs from Dakota.
Have you heard from North Dakoty?
State next door to Mlnnesoty
And a place that Teddy uster call
his own.
How they've everlastin' bumped him,
Yes sir, hauled right off and thumped
him
Whilo thoy also handed Taft a
measly bone.
Say, the man they call LaFolly,
He's a dead one,-oh, by Golly?
Lots of dead ones wish that they
wero live as he.
Taft and Toddy both agin him
Called liim dead and tried to akin
him,
lint tho dcad'un licked the two of
thorn, by Yee,
CHARGE HUMPHREYS WITH
MURDER OF MOTHER
C'OHVALLIS. Ore., Mnrch 22.
Thuf llio last victim of lleorjje Hum
phreys' already ohnpcd with four
murders, was his mother, is allowed
here todny.
Jlrs. Kin;,', liis mother died sudden
ly Rome weeks ngo. It was said she
died of parnlyftin. It i now allowed
Humphrey may have poisoned lior.
It is lioiuj,' urj;od that tlio body of
Mrs. Kiiitf be exhumed and n seureh
lor poison iuhtitutod.
PRESIDENT TAFT'S AIDE
RECEIVED BY POPE PIUS
HOME, March 22 Pope I'Iiih to
day rocolved a visit from .Major
Archibald W. Ilutt, personal aide to
President Taft, who piebenled tho
popo an uutograph letter from tho
prcsldout.
Prohl Orator Balked.
FHESNO, Cul March 22. After
snendlntj- mouths as an orator In a
vigorous local option campaign, Kuv.
Samuel Hughes, Urltlsh, was denied
eltlsonshlp papers. He could not toll
how tho president of tho United
States is elected.
Mayor Snubs Tic
l.OS AN'GELEH, Cul., March 22.
"Whoro's your nocktio, Mr. Mayor?"
questioned Mayor Alexander's secre
tary. H was tho third successive day
tho mnyor had forgotten his tlo.
Friends contributed for tlio red and
green scarf tlio mayor woro homo,
WHY VOTE
nnlLEKE is no reason why
A should vote tor Hon Soiling lor lnited States senator.
lie has deserted (hoir ranks ami openly amgneu minseu
with tho reactionary element of the party in the state.
Air. Soiling is not only, lending aid to tho movement to
place Oregon in tho Taft column and serving upon the 'Fa Ft
committee, but his candidacy is being promoted by mem
bers of the old guard of machine politicians.
Everv one of the politicians travelling about Oregon in
'Fa ft 's and Selling's interest are tho rankest of rank stand
patters. Everyone of them is a reactionary at heart and
until this campaign an open opponent of the direct primary.
and most of them still oppose it.
Glance through the list of the Selling supporters in
Jackson county they are all members of tho old guard
that went down to. defeat with Fulton, with Uowerinan,
and other enemies of the Oregon system.
There is no reason why anyone in .Jackson county
should vote for Air. Selling. Wheii the Mcdford delegation
visited Salem, Air. Selling promised his support to the
Crater Lake road bill and afterwards violated this verbal
promise given at a luncheon to half a dozen Mcdford men.
lie did not oppose the bill on the grounds of its unconstitu
tionality, but solely on the grounds of economy. "When he
saw the bill was going to pass despite his opposition, ho
offered an amendment cutting the sum in half, lie after
wards subscribed .$100 to the highway fund as a sop to win
the goodwill of this section.
Air. Selling helped kill the Ashland normal, both at the
regular and at tho special session following the only state
institution southern Oregon over had. In these ways has
Mr. Selling helped southern Oregon.
"Why should southern Oregon help this deserter of the
progressive cause, this legislative opponent of its welfare
and progress in his efforts to represent the Taft reaction
aries in the United States senate I
PROGRESS VS.
THE issue before the votrrs of Jackson county at the
coining election is simply progress or stagnation.
Judge Dunn is on record as stating that but little road
work will be done under his administration if he is elected
and he does not advocate bonding the county.
Judge Dunn's policy will be simply to sit on the lid for
four years to hold down and economize to the limit so as
to take up all outstanding indebtedness.
Of course a business administration is wanted one
where the county will receive a dollar's worth of value for
every dollar expended. The credit of the county must be
restored, and it is best done by bond issues, but the people
of Jackson county cannot afford not to go ahead with de
velopment and good roads are the best developers.
"While taxpayers do not want Avastc, thoy can just as
illy afford stagnation. The coining three years will be the
most important in the county's history. The Panama fair
will bring thousands here, and si period of expansion and
development will follow just
"exposition-.
The most progressive and best developed sections will
reap the greatest advantage. Jackson county should be in
the lead.
Judge Dunn is honest and economical, but is not pro
gressive, not a creator, not a builder in any sense of the
word. He is too small for the place, for Jackson count v is
becoming a big county and a
age it.
EFFECTS OF TAFT'S TRUST BUSTING.
PRESIDENT Taft s policy of forcing the dismember
ment of trusts into a multitude of separate corporations
cannot be said to have been very successful in results.
Since the dismemberment last spring of the Standard
Oil Co. of Xew Jersey and reorganization, the price of oil
and bi-products has been advanced to the public, the value
of Standard Oil securities have; steadily risen and the size
of the dividends increased proportionately.
Through its declaration of a dividend the amount of
which was 29 per cent, the Standard Oil company of In
diana now holds the record for the largest stock dividend
in the history of A'all Street. The directors will now
distribute 2.0 additional shares to each holder of one share
of stock.
Since the dissolution of the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey, the corporation's Indiana stock has been' go
ing up rapidly. At that time the' market quotation was
$1,G00 per share, while at present it is 0,000.
Eventually it may dawn upon the president that the
only way to curb the trust is by federal regulation, not
lake dissolution and interminable litigation which hampers
business and halts progress.
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
County Clerk.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the democratic nomination
for tho office of county clerk, eub
Ject to tlio will of tho voters of thut
party at tho primaries. I promise
tho people of Jackson county that in
cu ho of my nomination and olect'on I
will fulfill tho duties of tho offico ac
cording to law and tho best of my
knowledge and ubillty.
W. II. MILLER.
Gold Hill, Ore., Feb. 1C, 1312.
For Sheriff.
I announce myself ns a candidate
fur sheriff, promising a continuance
of tho buuluessllko administration I
havo given tho offico In tho past.
W. A. JONES.
County Kecorder.
1 am a candidate for a second
terra for tho offico of County Ito-
amDFORD MATL TRTBtTNTC.
FOR SELLING?
any progressive romibliean
STAGNATION.
as it followed the. Portland
big man is required to man
corder on tho Kopubllcan ticket, sub
ject to tho coming primary.
I havo conducted tho offico to the
best of my ability, tho booko aro al
ways open for inspection and feel
that 1 am entitled to a bocond torra.
FItED L. COLVIO.
For I'rovculJiig Attorney.
I horoby announce myself as a
candidate for tho democratic nomi
nation for tho offico of prosecuting
attorney for tho first prosecuting at
torney district of Oregon, embracing
tho countlos of Jackson and Jose
phluo, subject to tlio will of tho vot
era of thut party at. tho primaries,
and 1 pledge tho people of Jackson
and Josonhlne counties that iu tho
event of my nomination and election
I will fearlessly, impartially and to
tho best of my ubillty prosocnto all
violations of law in said district and
endeavor to administer tho duties of
said office with tho utmost efficiency
and economy, E. E. KELLY.
For lleprcHentatlve,
I respectfully present my uamo "8
MttDFORD, OKIWON. FRIDAY, MA KM1! I 22, 15)12.
vundtdnto lor ropf w ii inflvo u Th o
republican voters nl the coming pri
mary. 1 hnvo boon ouco honored by
tho pooplo of Jnckxon comity, having
boon chosen to roproont thorn In tho
state nssomhly two yoiwa n i;o. If
nominated and elected. 1 shall do In
tlio future as I lune Iu tlio past:
give to my constituent a honest and
talthrul sorvlco a lies within my
power. 1 ro.illxo tlmt there nio mut
ters of Importance to southern Ore
gon tlmt will come l ' Uio jmxt
mooting of the legislature at Saluin,
and It will bu my onrnest ifuslrb It
elected to act to tho fullest iiitiftio
tion of nil tho people of Jackson
county.
J, A. WKSTKULUNl).
For CouiiTy" Voi7unt?doiier.
I hereby announce meir as can
didate for tho nomination of county
commissioner for the four yetir term,
subject to the endowment of Hi
republican voters at tho prlmao
election April It, KM:!.
If nominated nml elected I will
dining my" term of office conduct tho
business of Jackson county on a
strictly business lwsl. and to the
best Interests!)' the taxpayers, and
without fear or favor to any party,
parties or to any particular section
of the county.
W. 0. LKEVKlt.
FoT Sheriff.
I respectfully 'present my name to
the republican voters as candidate
for sheriff of Jackson county at the
coming prliuarle's. I hno terved
two tortus as constable of .Medford
district, and If nominated nml elected
I shall servo the people In tho future
as In the past.
A ITU. 11. SIXGliEU.
For County Judge.
I am a candidate for the nomina
tion of county Judge of Jackson coun
ty to bo determined by tho will of
the voters at tho primaries April IS,
191-'. If I am nominated ami elected
I will during my term of office, as
soon as lawful authority of the voters
can be securod, bond the county and
bogln the construction of n cslcutltlc
system of permanent roads. Ono mil
lion and a lint dollars is not too
much for this purpose. Hut a dol
lar's value must be had for every
dollar spent. I will oppose Increas
ing tho county's warrant Indebted
ness and will oudeavor to reduce tho
samo and restore tho county's credit.
I will nssuuio full responsibility tor
a business udmiiiUtratlou of every
county office.
fc E. MEltltlCIv.
For Asr.ssr.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for a second torm for county
assessor, subject-to'tho republican
primaries, Aprlltlu, 1912, and prom
Iso It nominated and elected to do
my duty iu the future as I havo lu
tho past. W. T. UKIKVE.
County'' Hecoriler.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for the office of kiunty rocorder, sub.
Ject (o tho will of tho voters of Hint
party nt the primaries. I was born
and raised at Huglo Point, Ore. 1
havo for the past two years been
deputy lu the assoasor's office and
all I ask the pooplo to do Is to look
up my churaetHr and past record be
fore casting their ballots.
CIIAIJNCI2V KLOKUV.
County Clerk.
I announce myself us a candidate
for tho republican nomination for the
office of county clock, subject to the
primaries April 19, 1 9 12.
X. L. XAUHKOAX.
I'm- UcpicHCiilnlho,
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tan nomination as ono of
tho two ropreeutntlvos to the assem
bly for Jackson county, to be chosen
by the republican voters at tho pri
mary election April 19, 1912.
My two Interests tlio ranch at
Central Point and law practice
having brought mo lu touch with
conditions confronting both tho farm
er and the liimlnoss man, iu consent
ing to make the race for tho nomina
tion for representative, I wish to
stale that I am lu favor of woll built
highways, constructed along econom
ical and scientific. Hues. I favor such
laws as will cnablo our orchardists
to protect and euro for their orchards
lu the best posslblu manlier. I be
lieve iu such legislation as will pro
tect and suiojuiiird'iyi tho Interests
of tho people lu matters of taxation,
railroad rati-M and efficient public
service.
And If nomliiatud and elected, 1
will give to ouisii taxpayer honest,
efficient and bmdiiuHHllkci, service.
JOHN-11. OAKKIN.
NOTICE 'OP' KALE.
Notice Is hereby given that I, tho
undersigned, Henry Vinson, did, on
tho L'lst day or December, 1911, re
ceive from the lawful possessor tho
following dnscrlhml horses, with In
structions to keep, food and caie for
tho same:
1 gray goldlm; about, tl years old;
weight about l'J.OO pounds,
1 brown gelding uboiit 9 yoiirB old,
weight about 1100 pounds,
1 spotted geltllng about 12 years
old, weight about 1100 pounds,
.i! r. '-
V mirrol gelding about S years old,
while spot In forohoiid. weight uhoiit
IOCiO pounds.
1 sonol goldlng about S years old.
bald face and white root; weight
about lOfiO pounds.
"I bay gelding nhmii I a yours old.
bald face and while feet; weight
about I Sou pounds.
I Imy iiiiito about I .oars old;
white strip In foielioud. branded I'on
on loft shoulder; weight about l.Vio
pounds.
l black molding about 7 oui old.
white spot In forehead; weight about
i;tr.o pounds.
1 black molding about 1 1 years old,
weluht about, l50 pounds.
1 Imy gelding about 114 years old,
weight about liioO pounds.
1 Imy gelding about 10 jimr old.
white spot lu forehead, ono white
foot; weight about 1800 pound.
1 bay goldlng about 1.1 your old.
while siKit In forehead mid ono glass
oe; weight about 1.150 pounds.
I bay gelding about 7 ohi old.
bianded l.y S on left wheulder:
weight about ia."0 pounds.
That oor since wild date, at the
roiiuput ufoi'MHlil. I hnvo fed and
cared for said lioro. and the same
aro now lu my iHme.lon. and that
by liiuo thereof I hold n possessor)
lieu thereon for the oaro, food and
attention given thsretn hk nfoiSwtd
'Hint wild care, food and attention I
at this time of the Just and reason
able value lu tho iiggioguto of Jfl
That on the 1.1th day of April.
1 912, nt the hour of I o'clock p m.
or said day. I will. offer for mle. and
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash III hand, the Mid
described liurss. or sufficient there
of to pu the o.piUMt aforesaid, mid
the charges for feed, euro and at
tention for tho Intertill between Hit
date and the said tint of sale a
aforowild. and the charges and ev
pernio of said sale.
The day of the first publication
hereof Is Friday, the S2nd day of
March, 1913.
Dated at .Mwlford, Oregon, this
SUud day of March. 191.
Ulfi.N'UV VINSON'.
W. H. Philips. Attorney.
XOTICU.
Tho Granite City Training School
for Nurses incorporate!) can uo
couimoduto two more applicants Im
mediately. Wages paid from date
you ontar.
Those wishing to make application
may do so by letter or In person, nt
OUANITE CITY HOSPITAL,
31 1 Ashland, Ore.
At'cno.v s.vi.k.
1 will sell at public suction on Sat
urday afternoon between U and 'A
o'clock a cow- and calf, on the (om
inous Just wit of Nash hotel. V W.
I'rlsioe. 3 1 2
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE OF MUNICIPAL
MONDS.
Notice l hereby given that the
Town Couucll of tho Town of lluttu
i'ttlls, iu Jackson county. Oregon, will
receive sealed proposals for tho pur
chase of f 10.000 of the negotiable
coupon bonds of said town, bearing
six per cent semi-annual Interest,
said bonds bearing date March 1st,
1912. duo March 1st, 1932.
S.ild sealed proposals will bo ro
colved by and may no filed with tho
recorder of wild town at any time
before C p. m. March 20th. 19 1.
Each proposal or bid must bo accom
panied by n certified chock drawn on
soma stato or national bank of Jack
son county, Oregon, for f per cent
of the amount offered, tho samo to
bo forfeited to the town iu case tlio
proposal inado Is accepted by tho
town and tho person making the pro
posal dooa not purchase tho bonds lu
accordance therewith within thirty
days after being uotlflod of tho ac
ceptance of tho proposal and being
furnished with a transcript of tho
proceedings of tho council and rec
ords of tho town showing that said
bonds aro lawfully Issuo and valid
obligations of tho town.
No bid for loss than par and ac
crued Interest will bo considered by
tho council and tho council reservos
tho right to i eject any and all bids.
Dated March 8th, 1912.
1UA TUNOATE,
311 Recorder Town of llutto Falls.
MBDFORS & OUATEU XiAlCB KAIL-
uoad mzcmvanuuii' kotioe.
Tfi iicr.'orilfinci' with an order of Hid
JmlKn of Hie circuit Court or tlio Hint"
of OrrKon. for Jackson County, In Him
mutter of ..in rcclvurxlilp of Dim Mud
fore & Crater Luke' ItHllioiid Cimumtiv.
mi Oi't'iioii cni'imiullon, itiul In u ciius
tlicio iM'iulfnu. mi 1 1 lied Kileiir tin fin' nt
itl., VH M;dforil fc Ci titer iilto llitlliuail
Company, nt ul.,
Notice Is liiTcby Klvtn by Urn under
hIkihxI receiver of huPI coi (Miration, Mint
tlio court or JiiiIkh In sulil niHtiur Is
alioiil In muk an order dlMtrlliiilliiK to
t lift iMiblm-H of lKtld mi stock In nald
corporation, such IiiiiiIh aw sliull in
rniiln after tlio puymuit or nil debts,
ami expenses of , ln recnlvnrMlilp.
Tlierofoio, all persons oWiiIuk miy fully
paid-up stock lu Hit Id corporation, or
iinvliiK mad') putt payment 1111011 tblr
HilliHcilptmns, urn liernoy imuium 10, nn
or hrrnro April 2nd, 1312, fllo Willi tint
undorslKiiml receiver, at bis office In
ihn I'ii lin hlnclc. Modfoid. Oiutroii. t in r
duly vorlfled cIiiIiiih, iiceomimiileil by
tlielr corllflciiteM of wtnolt. showing thu
umiibor of tlio certificate, lo whom orl
Inally iMSiiml, and tlio amount received
by tho corporation lu payment therefor.
TIioho who urn ownerH of such slock,
but cannot produce thu sumo, or who
havo imld only part upon tlielr sub
Hcrlptlons, mid to wliom cnrtlflcnleH
havo novor been Issued, miiy iiiako like
proof by such verified claim.
Tlierio olulms will, on April 3rd, 1012,
bo filed with the county jlerk for Jack-
moii counts', Ori'Hiin All pci'stiiiM m luti
nn liitfU'Nt In nuld nmtti'i. nuit ImMnwl
ulilri'tioiiH lo iiiiv of imlil itmlniN are r?
milieu to fllo the sumo lu writing with I
Hitlil county oli'iK on or Imforo April
nili. ItMS Kioin tho time until I'lalui"!
nio so fllml Willi Hi" iiihIi'ImIkikmI io-
OHlVCl' llixy Will ll SllllJl'Ol III HII'C .
Ilim Ity thoso ilonliliig lo nmlifl olilc I
(Ions tinted lit Mcitfotil, OIonoii. IIUh
01U ,,l,y ,,r M " TV uwm.v. ,
Itrrrlvor of Mcilfonl Al Ctiitor l.iilio
llitllioiul comimtiv I
Young & Hall
Taxi ,Co.
TOl'UINU CAUS AND TAXICAIIH
ItcnHounlilo I tut cm In City or
Country
Phones: I'aclrlc I ttlO; Home 10(1
Sorvlco nil day, all night.
Stands Modfoid and Nli Hotels.
Absolutely no credit without fit nt
making arrangement with man
ager. COURT MALI.
Manager
Medford Roal Eatato
& Employmont Agency
FOU HALE
27 acres oust of town, l acres to
trcci. 12 ani'S plautd lo guilu
3.S0 near Cold lllll at $100 poi
acre.
SI!" acres Improved, flue location
92 acres, So Hi fruit, good build-
lug.
30 acres wr Eagle Point,
100 arrcs cIimo to Kaglo Point. Cf
acres In cultivation.
30 nolo III fruit S utiles from
Medford.
!.ir, acres ;t mile of Miulford, 27
to hay. good Improvemoiits,
20 acres planted to alfalfa and
grain ami sumo noes, some
buildings.
If you want to buy u ranch or
homo come and see us. If you
want to trade, come and e us.
Wo have all kinds of initios, lu
any locality.
TEA HE
Houses to rout III all parts of the
city.
MISCEI.MNKOrS
Wanted, a house clogo lit; will
trade lots and some oush.
EMPLOYMENT
Olrls for general housework.
Six coal miners.
Coal miners to work by tho tn.
Phono In our orders for men,
no ch.irges to the cmplo)r.
E. F. A. BITTNER
ROOMS G AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposito Nash Hotel
PI10110 till; Home, II.
II
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EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA
TODAY TODAY TODAY
"PRESIDENT TAFT MAKING A STATE OF ARIZONA"
lti'hl Views of Pri'snloiit Titl'i Kwr TnUeii.
"THE HOBO'S REDEMPTION"
Thrilling mul Dniiunln' Story "f Life m Mininu Town.
"LA-FAVORITA"
I'lTfeel Slnry of Thai Kiiiihhih ()n-rii.
"OVERSEA CELEBRATION"
IiituruMliiiK Openiiitr of tlw l)nva lliulnmil ICxlctitliiig I'Vom
Ivtiiulit k li'V Across lin- riNergliuli'H lo Key Wcsl.
"HIS DAUGHTER"
Story of Hie (Jiviil While Wny.
"A NOTE IN THE ORANGE"
All Comedy
AL SATHER IN SONG
"WOOLWORTHS" Tin- .Musicians.
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THE NEWLYWEDS
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CllltONICIdO: "Tho smartest iiiiihIii hIiiiw over lu that liotuio."
POST: "ileaiilirully costumoii and positively funny."
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Follow tho crowds to tho Isls.
We solicit your patronage,
which will be received with court
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