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Newspaper Page TextPOTID 'Form OTDFORT) MAIL' TRTBUNK MflD-FOTCD, OWWOy. FKTT)AY. mTtOTT 20, 1012, n w t. .i ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDRl'KNDBNT NEWSPAncn PUI1MHIIKD BVHKT AITBIINOON KXCKPT SUNDAY. HY THE) M1CDFOMJ PIUNTINO CO. Tins Domocrntlo Time, Th Medford Mall, Tho Medfortl Tribune, Tho South rn Orffuntfin, Tho Anhlnnd Tribune. Offlco Mall Tribune niillillnr, 2C-S72 North Kir ntrcot; plion. Main ien: Home 70 OKOIIOR PUTNAM, Kdltor anil Manntrer Entered nn Becond-clnaa matter at Hertford. Orrpon, under the act of March . 18TB. Official Pnnor of tho City of Mrdford. Official Paper of Jack-on County. RUBSOBIPIZOn SATS. One year, by mail 15.00 Ono month, by mail .(0 Per month, delivered by carrier In Mrdford, Jacksonville, and Cen tral Point . .... 80 Saturday only, by mall, per year.. J. 00 Weekly, per year 1.80 WORN CIBGUX.ATJOW. Dally average for eleven month ". In November 30. 1911, S781. mil taird Wlr. TXnlt rrrta Bltpatchea. Tho Mall Tribune la on sale at the Kerry jswn mann, nan r runcisco. Portland Hotel New Stand. Portland. liowman npws vo. mruunu. u W, O. Whitney, Seattle. Waah. sranroED. orsqoh. Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern murornin. una mo i.sirsi growlnR city In Orejron. Population V. 8 census 1110 8840J .Mml,l 191110.000. Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water Hystern eompieiert. riviwt nnri fcupply pure mountain water, and 17.3 miles of streets paved. Postofflcr receipts for year .ndtnr November 30. 1911, show tnereaae of 19 per cent. Banner fruit city In Oresron Itoirue River SplUcnberc apples won eween atakea prise and title of "Apple -Clnjr or the World" at the National Apple Show. Spokane, 1909. and n car of Newtowna won rirst Priie In 1910 at Canadian International Apple Btsow, Vancouver. It C Tint Prlxr In 1911 at Spokane National Apple Show won by carload of Newtowns. ...... Rogue River pears brouRht highest prices In all markets of tho world dur fnit the past six years. Write Commercial Club. InclosInB cents for postapre for the finest commu nity pamphlet ever published. JOLTS AND JINGLES By Ail Brown Wc have to hand it to Doc Cook. He innde the north pole discovery .t heap more interesting than this south pole one has been. A lot of fellows who sny their hats arc in the rinpr have retained an extra one to talk through. i With a Tnft and a La Follettc elub nlreudv formed and others on the way there is no reasonable excuse for n man to slay home nights. Alter tho primaries" (here will be a" lot of good hats for sale cheap at the ringside. Tlie State Mu.se. (Can you beat it?) I tell you, men, it is the worst Dread vice that ever fell On men with many vices curst Ingratitude! It's hell! To give long years of service true, To do the best a man could do, To sacrifice yourself for those Around you and help bring a rose Of Jaughter into their lives, And then when all around you thrives To hear them whisper, "There he goes!" Murshfleld Record. Old Man Umpli Says. In the spring when peepul have their doors and winders open a fel ler realizos how many enlarged foty grafs there arc in existence. Did onybuddy evur bee a soapbox orator stand on a soapbox? Medford may not bo so much of a social center as Portland but wo have more buds comin owt thie spring. Kf Germany doesn't quit iuereaein her nrury and nnvy there will be no buddy left to sell beer. COMMUNICATION. Warning to Atitolhts! PHOENIX, Ore., March 2C To tho Editer: If you will print this It may uavo a Jot of people bother and Attention, auto owners: Tho city of Phoonlx Is on the map. If you aro careful you can boo It on your way to Ashland. They have a chief and assistant chief of police, which Is absolutely nocossary to Keep down tho dust of tho old town, as they claim somo Medford people go through at'TG to 100 miles per hour, when If you mako -'0 you will wreck your muchlne on their flue streets. Now If you will slow down to four mites per hoiu" and stop in front of the city hall, and salute also In front of tho blacksmith shop, you can go unmolested. If not you will be ar rested by a 400-pound cop assisted by n 110-pound cop with a club and hauled up heforo tho postofflco and fliied or Imprisoned In tho city bastllo. Of courso tho city needs tho monoy, That Is why to many have been caught in tho last few days. A SUBSCRIBER. -t , Wage War on Wash Basin PORTLAND, March 29. War on tho public wash basin, drinking cup ami roller towel was declared today by tho Oregon Btato, county and mu nicipal health officers, holding their annual session here. SELLING'S FAKE NO ONE can doubt for a Collier's Weekly, or its cies. Here is how it views the senatorial sit tuition in Ore Ore eon: "Senator .Jonathan Bourne of Oregon is opposed for reelection by Ben Celling of Portland. A circular letter sent bv Air. Selling to the voters of Oregon contains this sentence: " llo (Senator Hournol is Identified more with tho claw of 'Aldrleh ropubltcnim than any other republicans, while ho claims to ho a pro gressive.' "This sentence makes Mr. Selling an easy man to classify. Either he is too ill-informed a man to represent any community in any legislative body or else and, un happily, one is compelled to accept this as the more prob able assumption he is willing to use a palpable falsehool to further his own political fortunes. Few men in the senate have a better title to the term Progressive than' Mr. Bourne. With probably one exception, he has done more than any other man to further progressive measures. In doing so he has only been consistent with the character of the community he represents. It is well within the truth to say that no single act in the immediate future would be such a calamity to the Progressive cause or give so much hilarious joy to the Standpatters as the repudiation of Senator Bourne bv his constituents in Oregon. Oregon has done powerful and impressive things for pregress: it can now do an equally spectacular thing against pro gress. But no reasonable person behoves it will. All the old guard of stand-patters are tapping Sel ling's barrel and helping him in his campaign for the nom ination not because thev like .Jonathan less, seek revenge for Ins part in sterili.mg (hem. Even if they succeeded in nominating Selling, most of them will be found voting for Harry Lane., for they have little use for the purveyor of pants. NO ROOM FOR TILE Southern Pacific railroad has set a good example by promptly discharging an employe for "knocking" the country. It seems that a new arrival wired home that he was so pleased with the Rogue river valley that he intended to make it his home, whereupon the employe tried to discour age him. One day recently a trainman endeavored to pei-suade a tourist not to stop over .here. It was one of many re ported instances. The complaint filed will effectually stop such actions. The Southern Pacific is spending hundreds of thous ands of dollars advertising this section. It would be folly to permit their own employes to undo the work they are trying to do at so great an expense. Everyone should follow the railroad's examnle -and discharge any employe who munity or ousmess. The business men. of the licity hinds to attract people. anyone about who endeavors to nullity this publicity work. There should be no room for the knocker, find' no em ployment for him. If he docs not like the country, let him pass on into the oblivion from which he emerged. Only the unclean bird fouls its own nest. Money and Finance ii. (By E. L. McClure.) Unanswerable arguments have been promulgated showing that tho nation's credit can be utilized for the Issue of a superabundance ot sound money secured by the total wealth of the nation, and automatically regu late money supply to equal money demand by interchanging bonds for money or money for bonds, which would maintain equilibrium In money supply the desldoratum for a flxod and unchangeable measure of value. It would necessitate exact ac counting with each note and bond, as perfect bookkeeping as banks provide for bills payable and bills receivable. A default In the payment of any noto at maturity would destroy confidence In the value of rnonoy as certainly as failure to pay a depositor's check would dlhcredlt a bank. Crodlt money by such a system would be a'he Individual, and If monoy dlsap positive remedy for the Innate de feet In gold, as a standard of value. None of the advocates of the "Aldrleh plan" montlon tho peril from financiers in control of gold supply, which Is the vital point of tho whole question. If tho gold sup ply could be made certain, so that confidence could bo maintained un dlsturbod, any old thing as a substi tute for money would circulate with out question so long as there was no doubt that it could be exchanged for gold on doinaud. nut once ralso a doubt, the fact would soon become a certainty, and at once nothing but gold would pass at par until confi dence was restored. It Is noticeable that uono of tho writers advocating tho "Aldrleh plan" question the gold standard, and studiously avoid any mention of the standard of value. The Impotence of central banks was strikingly demonstrated by the capitulation of tho strongest of them all when Germany was compelled to abandon tho demonstration against Frnnco In Morocco. Rothschilds created demands on tho German bank exceeding money supply. The German appeal to J, P. Morgan to flnanco a loan was unsuccessful, be cause Morgan dnro not outer Into competition with Rothschilds there fore In the faco of Inevitublo bank- PROGRESSIVENESS. minute the urogressiveuess of sincerity for progressive poli Selling more, but they love KNOCKERS. "knocks" the country, com community subscribe to pub They cannot afford to have ruptcy the German omplre was com pelled to accept tho terms dictated by the money powor. The quantity theory explains this power of monoy tho value of com modltles fluctuate with the chango In tho supply and demand of money In circulation theoretically stated in supposititious examplo of Imprac tical extremity 'suppose a pair of shoos worth $6 at.a total world mon oy supply of $6,000,000,000. If monoy disappeared from circulation until only $1 remained, and the do mand for shoos was unchanged, the value of shoos expressed In money would be 1-fi. 000.000, 000th of $0. and all other wealth would depre ciate In value In llko proportion; and tho man owning tho dollar would own the wealth of the world If It was posslblo to cash It." Tho circulation of monoy Is as vital to tho body politic as blood to poars from circulation, It will creato bankruptcy, starvation and doath, throughout the body politic as Inev itably as severing tho jugular vein would kill the Individual. (To Ho Continued.) TO CUKE A COLD XZT ONE DAT Take X.AXATIVIJ I1UOMO Quinine Tali lotH. DniBKlsts refund money If It fall to euro. Ji V. QHOVJi'd altffiature H on each liox. 15a Rebels Loot Banks CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, March 20. Its vaults depleted by rebel troops, tho Banco Naclonalo is closed today for lack of funds. Tho rebels seized 1275,000 from tho Banco Naclonalo and ?7&,000 from the Banco Mluero. auction ha in:. I will sell at public auction on Sat urday afternoon botweon 2 and .'! o'clock a cow and calf, on tho com mons Just wost of Nash hotel. W, W. Frlstoe. POLITICAL CARDS (Paid Advertisement.) County Clerk. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for tho democratic nomination for tho offlco of county clerk, nub - Jcct to tho will ot tho voters of that, and lulsed at KhrIo Point, Ore. 1 party at tho prlmarie. I proinlno have for tho piiHt two yearn been tho people or .IucKhoii county that In ! deputy In tho mouwuir'ti office and case ot my nomination and elect'un I 'till l nk tho people to. do In to look will fulfill tho duth of tho office no cording to law ami the best ot my knowledge and nullity. V II. MIU.KR. Oold mil, Ore., iv i. l. I'Jta. I'or Sheriff, t announce mysirif am u candidate for sheriff, promising i continuance ot tho busdiiosujllko administration I have i;l ven tho office In the jmit, W. A. J ONUS. County Recorder. I am a candidate for a second term for tho office of County Ho corder on tho Hopubltcan ticket, sub ject to tho coming primary. I have conducted the offlco to tho best of my ability, the hooka aro al- waa open for Inspection and tool that I am entitled to a second term. FltKI) I. COl.VIO. I'or l'roNOiutlHtf Attorney. I hereby announce niynolf as a candidate for the democratic nomi nation for tho office of prosecuting attorney for the flrt pronecutlng at torney district of Oregon, embracing tho counties ot Jacknou and Joo phlne, Hiibject to the will of the vot ers of that party at the primarlcM, and 1 pledgo the pwiplo of Jackson and Josephluo con lit It's that In tho event of my nomination and election jr nmj t, iMiIuihm ,, ,.0iaent I will fearlessly. Impartially and to ' UJt t Illllk tll nu. for llie ,,m. tho best of my ability prosecute all I, (ll, for ,-,preitentatlo. 1 wlah to violations of law la said district and ,, llml , ,,, j,, rnvor (lf w,.u ,Mim endeavor to ndinlnUtor the duties f highway, constructed along; ecouoiu said ofHco with the utmost offlrlency ,Pnl ,, HPl(,tf0 nmH. fnVor audi anil economy. K. i:. KKM.Y. I'or Uopu'M'iiliitlve. I respectfully present my name as candidate for ropreaeatntlvo to tho republican voters at the coming pri mary. 1 lmvo been ouc honored by tho people of JackMn county, having been chosen to represent them In the state niflombly tuo ars ago. If nominated and elected, I shall do In the futtiro ns I have In the past: givo to my constituents ns honest and faithful servlco as Ilea within my powor. I roallzo that there are mat ters of Importance to southern Ore gon that will come up in tho next meeting ot tho legislature at Salem, and It will bo my earnest delro if elected to act to the fullest satisfac tion of all tho. people of Jackson county. . J. A. WRSTKItl.UND. For Count jT("oininli.loner. 1 hereby nrftfonufo'niyself'as can didate for the nomination of county commissioner for the four year term, subject to tho endorsement of the republican voters nt tho primary election April 19, 1912. If nominated and elected I will during my term of office conduct tho huslnoss of Jackson county on a strictly busbies basis, nnd to the best Interests of tho taxpayers, and without fear or favor to any puny, parties or to any particular section of tho county. W.0. LEEVER. I'or County Judge. I am a candidate for the nomina tion of county Judge of Jackson coun ty to bo determined by tho will of tho voters at thoprlmarlos April 19, 1912. If I am nominated nnd eloctod I will during my term of offlco, a soon ns lawful authority of tho voters can be secured, bond the county and begin the construct of a sclentltic system of permanent roads, ono mil- Hon and a half .dollars Is not too much for this nifrposo. But a dol lar's value must be had for ovory dollar spont. I will opposo Increas ing the county' warrant Indebted ness and will oudeavor to redtico tho samo and restore tho county'H credit. I will assume full responsibility ror a hiiHlnow administration of every county office, J P.'E, MERRICK. County Clerk. I announce mysoir an n candidate for tho republican nomination for tho ofrico of county clork, Biibjout to tho primaries April 19, J912. N. h. NARR1COAN. County Itycordi-r. I horohy announce myself ns a can didate for tho republican nomination for tho office of county recordor, nub Ject to tho will of tho volant of that S.S.S. The vorv uma.t majority of porsons Summer. The system undergoes a ahango at this season ami tho entire physical machinery is disturbed. Tho gonorui bodily woakness, n tlrod, worn-out feeling, llcklo uppotito, poor digestion, n halt stole fooling and u gonoral run-down condition of tho aystom, show that tho blood Is weak or anaemic, and a blood purifying tonio is noodod to build up tho dorangod systom nna enrich tuo oioou. tho uso oi h. b. o. at tni3 tuno may uavo you from a long spoil of siokuoss, and it will cortainly proparo you for tho long, hot Summor. Many people havo put oir using a tonio until tho arstom became so woakonod nnd doplotod it could not successfully throw off duoaso germs, and havo paid for tho nogloct with a upoll of fovor, nmlarlu or somo other dobilitatlnu sloknoss. S. S.S. is Nature's ideal tonio. It is a composition ot tho extraots and julcos Bcionco ana oxporlenco lmvo proven aro best uttod tor a tonio to tuo unman system. It contains no mlnorala of any kind and is thoroforo porfootly safe for porsons ot uny ago. S. 8. S. tones up tho stomuuh and digestion, rids mo system ot time tirou, worn-out juuiwg, uuu iinjiuria vigor mm raruiiKui to ovorv nart of tho bodv. It nurlllos and onriohos tho blood, stlmulatoii tho secreting und oxcrotlng mombora to hotter uatlon, quiets tho ovor ctrulnoU norvoa, und Wulioa ono fool bottor in ovory way. t. . jiuii ormi'i, .!, ! party at tho primaries. fl was bom up my character and past record be foro runtime Oielr hallolx. CIIAIWVIOY I'l.ORKY. Tor Sheriff. I rotpocttully present my nnnio to the republican voterH an candidate for Hluirlff of .Uickson county at tho coining pilnmrlefl. 1 have erved two truirt na countable of Medfonl district, and If nominated and elected I tdinll jwrvH the people In tho future an In tun past. AUO. 1). SIN'OLNR. I'or Anm'smm-, I hereby hmiiouiico uimo1' as a can didal for a necond term for county aMOWKir, Mtihjiict to tho rnpulitlotui prluiaiiiNfi, April 1'.), liHU. Hiid prom, bo .If iiomlimteir and elected to do my duty In the futiito mm I Imvo In the mt, W. T. OltllCVK. b'oi ItcprvMMiUtllw', I hereby Hiinttiince mylf an a cnu dliUto for the nomliintlon an one of tho two rvpruMMtHtlvtw to tho niwcm lily for Jackiou county, to bo choeii by the republican voter tit the pri mary election April III, l!ia. My two Interent tho ranch al Central Point and law practice having brought mn In touch with condition confronting both the farm- laws us will enable our oicbardlals to protect nnd chto for their orchnida In the bent pnimthto manner. I lie Hove In audi legislation a will pro tect and safeguard all tho Internal of the paopln In matter of taxation, railroad rat nnd efficient public wrvlco. And If uomlunteil and elected, I will give to each tuxwyr honest, efficient and bnlueallko service. JOHN II. CARICIN. ProsiTtitlng Attorney. I hereby announce myself as a can. dldato for the office of presenting attorney for the First proaecullng at torney district of Oregon, compris ing the couutle ot Jackson and Jo sephine, subject to tho will of the republican voter at tho prluuirit. - If nominated and elected I will prowjuotn all violation of the law and will faithfully dlcobnrgo the du ties ot the offlco, hoiioatly, Impar tially, economical!) Mini to ill heal of my nblllt). II. K. I (ANNA. Jacksonville. Oro., Marcir H, 1912. Kor Sheriff. To the Republican of Jackson ceunty: I hereby announce that I nin n can didate for tho Republican nomliintlon for aherlff or Jackson county, Ore., aubject to the wishes of the voter of tho Republican party, to bo expressed jt the primary election on April l'Jth. 191 2. In case I should be nominated and elected to the wild office, I prom lio tho people of Jackson county a bitslnewdlko administration of the of fic K.MMETT 1IKUSON. I'or Prosecuting Attorney. I horeby unnoiiuco myself a enndt. jntu 'or ihQ republican nomination to l" offlc ,f IroMcutlng attorney ror lho r,r,t ,,,HtrlCt; 0lT , ",n nominated nnd elected I shall prose- cuto all violations of the law, and especially will I prosocuto all viola tions of tho liquor laws, and nil laws safeguarding tho welfare of young manhood and womanhood In this Jur isdiction. Till I shall do with what ever of strength and ability my six year' experience a a practicing at torney and three year a deputy prosecuting attorney or till district has conferred. Very respectfully, .1. N. JOHNSTON. (Paid adv.) County Surveyor. I horohy annoiiiico my candidacy ror tho abovu named otrico, subject to the Republican prlmarlea In April I roHpcctfiilly refer tho elector to my past record a a basin upon which to Judge my (nullifications for said offlco, T. W. OSGOOD, NATURE'S TONIC nood n. tonio in tho SnrinR or oariy of roots, horbu and burku which prMuuxu uu,t m-iuxim., vtu w5 Jl i Ja THEATRE I'ndt'i- dlreitlou I'eoph's AMtim' in nt i'i lwai In Iho lend 10(111 I Vol of IIIIi.('Iiim I'lliu Special I'VoIiiiv Special (WltlHNWI. WOI.HNV An hlMlorlc lucldonl In Uio iMgu or King Henry VIII or Ktiglamt The mmtnliiliig of the unt'iedneM of mnrrlHg b.v CaulliiHl U'olMey The beginning of tho otnhllh twin of tho Ungllili church In (iiHrtt Britain. "TIIK IIANmCAl'" ThrUUng Mtoiy of the .lunici rao'trnek "Tiu-: M'U oi-' slum's" A Di uniit or the Wtt. In which rate plHa a bund "TIIK V.Ut.N OK TIIK NANCY IIKI.I," A tliouaatid fi"t or comedy, uUh a lauith In ni'i) find Al. SATIIKU In Hong Wool, WORTHS, the Mualdaun SI'KCIAIi ANNUI NCK.MK.NT On Thursday. April I. wo will glo a lleucril for the (iieatiT Mcdfniil Cluli Tell )uiir friend alxiiit It You aiiiiiilil all In I here MATINICWM KVICItY DAY Admlaalou U)c. Children Tin edford Friday Night, March 29th CJ;ila .Pacini- Coasl Tour of LULU GLASER As the Bonnie Scotch Lassie in Miss A Highland Romance Set to Viennese -Music First Time in Medford Hear: "0, You Dnrllng." "Pluck Not tho RoaV "!id)V' "ud olsack," "It' Raining." "Welcome a the flower." Denver Time. "Rollicking and clever." Denver Post. "I'renh a dew." St. Louis Republic. "Bright, clean, prulty." Chicago Now. "An Hverago of a laugh a minute." Philadelphia Inquirer. "It's real comic opera." Snn I'ranolaco Call, Company of 00 Soled od Artists Angmonjed Orchesira JSxqiiisilo Scenitj Production '.IVavoling in their own Special Train Seats on sale Tuesday, March 20, HaskiiiH Prices: $2.()(), $1.50, HOc Valley Second Hand Store Buys and Sells Second-Haiul Goods, Copper, Rulilicr, Brass, Etc. H. J. PILCKER, Prop. 15 North Fir Home !l I Hell D07U A Klamath Ranch FOR SALE OR TRADE 1(10 nrrt'H, 12 uiiloM eiiHt of KliiiniRIi Knlln, on inn in road lo I,nleview, About 8.1 ueicH yill be under the gov ernment dlleli und enn be iriiguled. Fine nli'iilfa or garden land. An ubiiiiduiico of free outlilo rnuoli. One of the bout propoitioiiH there in in Unit Hoction for u miin who wiuiIh lo eiiguge in the hheep huulneHH, I.oeut cd jiiKt right for u townsile when the ruilrond ih built from Klnmntli KiiIIh to Lnkovitiw, I'rico $fl0 per tuiro, Will oxclmii(,'o i'or Medford city or country properly. W, T.York (8fc Co. ISIS lOc THEATRE lOc Thin ndni I 'i Iila v and Hiiliirday. Two (loud Acta of Vaudeville mi.OWIN .V IIAI.HWIN' Hinging and Talking Act and .MISS HOT HARRIS That Soulni'iie, In Pojiiiliir Hour.. IOOO CKCT Ob' l'll.M Tin: essiN(j oi' .1. it. Han oi:!. 1. , COMPANY" I'llWI'lflll lllHIIIU "AN ANTH.HK ItlNfJ" A llt iifIuk l.oe Hlnry "Till: (Hltl, HIM'l'TV" Rii; a'Hilulid di'puly ahi'iirf. A story of the went " b'Tl, CHOCOLAiK" A lllogmph Comedy "(JlH A .MATCH" RnttUtiK Hood Mugh-iiiukor Kvenlug'4, 10c any aeal In the hoicie. ijpeclal Children's Mat luce every Hnttirday and Sunday nt 2 p. 111 . adinlKriloii fie and Hire. I'olluw tho cruwila to tho lala. Wo Hollcll oiir pntrouai'.e wlili Ii will ho received with court esy. 4' Theatre udelsack Hall & Myers Taxi Go. Taxicabs and Tourinrj Cars Phone: Pacific 1 UIO Home 100 I'lme Rates: City on PavemenlH, J.'I.OO per hour Coiiulry, $:i.f0 per hour Waltluj,' Time: 10 Cents Hvery I'our Mluute or $1.50 Per Hour Ladbm HhnppliiK, I.Tid Por Hour DoctorH' City CnllH $2,C0 Por Hour Taximeter Rate: Servlco Day or Night Talio the Brown Cam Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, I). O, Public Land Mntter: Final Proof, Dosorl LamlH, CoutosU and Mining Caiioa, Hcrlp. F0RDE CAN DO IT Do you want your lawn put In fli'Nt eliiHH Hhupo? All worlt Kiiiiruiileod, Lonvo uddreH with II, lb i'ulleihii, (uuUer Nursery, NiihIi hotel.