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Newspaper Page TextMDFORD MA3JJ TRTBUNMEDFORD, OKKCION. THURSDAY. MAY l(i, 15)12. i V ', PA'GK POUR ,L Medford Mail tribune - .Ajtf IN PItrBNnBNT NBWSI'APKn I'UJJMBHBD KVlUir AKtEItNOON cuvviiitM- BuniMY, r TUB Mi:FOKU VKINTINO CO. till, Tim MiMlfonl Trlbunp, Tho Kouth rrn vrcKuninn, Alio Aftiuniul Trlmino. Offloft Mnll Trlbuno Ilulldlnc, SB.J7-19 North Kir lrot; phone, Main eai: Horn 75. Oi:onaR I'UTNAM, Editor ami Miuinrrer J3ncrrt ih Pccoml-clnRj) matter nt Mcdford. Orison, under tho act of 'tlfc.ll tft JOIU) THREE SIGNIFICANT EVENTS. Official laiier of tho City of Mnlforu, Official lip(r of Jncknon County. BVBSO&XFTZOir RATES. Onn your, by mull ......... ...ffi.00 Ono month, ' tnnll , so 1'or month, clpllvrreil by errpr In Mrdfortl. Jncliiioiivllln mill Con-1 tml Point ...................... So Saturday only, by mall, nor year,. 2.oo Weekly, per year J. co SWORW CxaCttTuATXOH. . Dally nvernr for eleven months end Injt November 30, 1011, 8751. Xnll Xitatod Win TJrdt.d Pre Blcp&tcht. Tho Mull Tribune Ik on nnlo nt tho Kerry katvi .stand, son lTnnclsco. Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland. Howmnn Narva Co., 1'orllnnO. Ore. V. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. npIIREE evciiis of liioro or loss soiMnl sitmifirnnco have A occurred during tho past week, oaloulatod to stitnu- l.j j!.. .,1 . .. T. i?...r. . J. I I!.. 1 mio mo growin 01 socialism, aim croaio oiass tusruru. Chicago union prossnion wore locked out by tho union of newspaper publishers, marking what is probably tho beginning of a nation-wide movement to destroy tho effectiveness of labor organizations in the newspaper field. Tho struggle has boon marked with violence upon both sides, and the occasion seized by syndical socialists to arouse the fighting spirit of class warfare. Thousands not directly affected have affiliated with the locked out or striking pressmen and intense bitterness engendered. mi MEDrORD. OREQOSr. Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern California, nnd llto fastest, growlnp city' In Orvfjon. Population U. 8. census 1910 JS40; estimated. 1JM1 10.000 Klvo hundred thoukand dollar Gravity Water System completed, giving finest supply pure mountain water, and 17.3 miles of streets paved. Postofflce receipts for year cndln November 20. 1911. show Increase of 1 ncr cent. Banner fruit city In Oregon Bocue mver spiucnneri; appies on sweep Btakes prlxo and title of 'Apl Xing of tli World At the National Apple Show. Spokane, 1903, and a car of Newtowns won Km Vrt in mo At Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. B. C, rirst Trlsa in. 1911 nt Bpoknno National Apple Show won by carload of Newtowns. Roruo River pears brought highest J trices in all markets of tho world tlur nir tho past six years. write commercial dun. inciosinK cents for postage for tho finest commu nity pamphlet ever published. JOLTS AND JINGLES By Ad. Brown. Io You Uelierc It? There'll bo a battle royal, And sotno people declare That beur btenk will be cheaper when Noun daws meets Teddy bear. i There is no reoson why clean-up activities should not include .such joints as Wo Lee's. California is the latest state to go Teddybent for election. That lioun' dawjj is grewing: to such a size that peoplethink twice before starting the footwork. We read a California dispatch that a man named Dye shot at a one nam ed Rainbow. Colors, mixed badly. A Oh Gee, Wo Lee, Lose cash, . Get ash. Jim Ling, Sure thinjr. Him wail In jail. Chinese Tale. An Application. To the voters of the city of Med ferd: If this town crier proposition eoes through I hereby announce my candidacy for tho place. Except for the theatre megaphone men I am the only one who has so far qualified makiiiK loud and unusual noitf on the streets and I i'cel well fitted for the position, being able to distinctly pronounce any ordinary words up to three syllables. My platform will be, "full lung power during working hours and mercy toward none, with especial courtesy towurd the hard of hearing." AD. BROWN. ., . WILEY CAN DEMONSTRATE ON NEW BORN INFANT Che second event was the opinion handed down by Federal Judge ( 11. I Inn ford at Seattle Friday, annulling the citizenship of Leonard Olsson of Taconm because ho admitted that ho was a socialist. Of all the narrow, bigotted, medieval minded and class prejudiced magis trates on the beuch, this tory anachronism of Seattle is entitled to the palm. Since when did a man's political opinions bar him from citizenship' This judge not. onlv alters the law of the land by his interpretation, but. amends tho constitution of the United States. This decision is the result of the usur pation by the judiciary of unconstitutional authority. The judiciary instead of regarding itself as ai branch coordi nate in power with the legislative and executive branches, as designed in the constitution, overrides both and usurps tho supreme power of the nation. No wonder the people evervwhore demand judicial re call, when such unjust judges ruin the land. Jlanford is .mother Jeffreys come to judgment. The third event was the outrage pci-pelrated upon Br. Ben Keitmau, manager for Ennna Goldman, at San Diego by viginntes. "With the assistance and connivance of the police, Dr. Reitmau was kidnaped by armed hoodlums styling themselves "vigilantes," tarred and feathered, branded and tortured, and turned loose naked on the des ert miles from a habitation. Dr. Reirman's only offense was that he was Aliss Goldman's manager, aITss Goldman is a theoretical an archist and the victim of a great deal of unjustified prej udice. She does not preach the gospel of violence, but her discourses while pointing out the prevailing economic injustice and the resultant human misery, proclaim broth erly love as the cure all the literal carrying out of tho golden rule, which of course is a crime to preach. San Diego has been having a tussle Avith those apostles of unrest, the I. "W. AY., many of whoso loaders are wind bags who won't work and whose chief occupation is to stir up discord and class strife. Some are sincere apostles' of "direct action," half crazed anarchists. Some belong to Jack Cade's class, -whom Shakespeare makes say: "There shall be in England seven half-penny loaves sold for a penny; the three-hooped pot shall have ten hoops; and J will make it felony to drink small beer; all the realm shall be m common, and in Cheapside shall un root action of straight thinking. Direct action to promote class war involved a species of crooked thinking that can but turn tho realizable dream of brotherly cooperation into a realized nightnmro as horrible as auv tbat, historv records." Our Correspondents "IcT fi i Uallllo mh hi .Medford PHOENIX Dr. J. Monday, Horn, to Mr, ami Mr. I.oula Cul ver, Saturday, May u, a sou. K. Kurry hna lintl the urass rut In (rout of his rcMilcnco nu Paulfic highway. Who will no tho next to follow? Mrs. Curpnntor ami family of Medford moved tho first of tho wuok Into their new house recent ly pur chnrcd from Uoliert Orr. Cnnttoctor It. M.'Pock ami son nro liu.V u cling Inillilltijjx on tltu Moiho Hearty company rauth southwest or town, Mr. DrlHColl of Hoselinrg was citlled hero last week bj tho death of his little grnadduiiKhter. George Fuller, -after an Itlue.sa of more than two juontht, l.t agtiltt utile to walk down town. Ills many frlendx wish hint a speedy recotory of hit; nztial health. Mm lucknon Silliatigh, a national lecM rer and organizer for tho W. C. T. l' orguulzcd a local Union hero last week. J. II. Lyons and family recently moved here, having purchased the Hedfleld ranch. Mr. Lons rame from Minneapolis, where he was or-Krti'h-t and choir leader In one of tho la-g.? Knlsconal churches. I Frank Wilbur purchased the house and block of land owned by Arthur Hose near the depot. Mr Hoho will erect building on his ranch near town whero ho will rethle i CENTRAL POINT ITEMS I t Outpel cur SI. Anthony of tho Cutlmlin Church 1'Meimioii society is Imiv for u few duyn. The enrdM announcing the gradua tion of Mivt Kstlier .Merrill fioiu MUs Head's Seiiilnurv at Herkeielv. Cat., Iikao been received by her friend-, in Central hunt. .Mfct'lfrlhci' is one of Central Point's Hunt charm ing oung ladies mid is but eighteen ,ir- of ago and has been very sue t'esHl'ul as a student in currying off the highest honor and eoniilelinj work in half llie time thai is iciiuired by the ordinary student. Central 1'oinl should bo proud iu classing Miss .Men ill nnioujj the youii ladies here. Merlin the taylor Inn temnved In .MeiU'ord and he and his I until v tnnk their depaiture for there Wcducsdu.N ul'terunon. Legal blanks at tho Mouford Print Inc company. palfrey go to grass. There shall be 110 inonev WASHINGTON, May 10 Dr. Har vey W. Wiley, who recently reipied jib chief of the bureau of chemistry iu tho department of agriculture, will now have an opportunity to deinon htrate some of his theories reRurdinn nro food, particularly as to the pro per food for infant.s. A nine pound hon was born to Mrfi. Wiley hero today, liuth Mrs. Wiley and Harvey junior are doin well. TACOMA'S BALL TEAM ABOUT BANKRUPT TACOMA, May 10, TacomaM baseball team is broke. Today ih payday and there is not cnoimh money to half pay the players. The lifo of the dub is iu grout danger tin less Tacouiu funs and citizens como to tho rcsetto today. President A. D. Itothormol says ho will havo to ring down tho curtain. ROOSEVELT AGAIN CLAIMS NOMINATION FIRST BALLOT GREENVILLE, Ohio, May lfl. Ttcitoratioit hero today by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt of Ins claim that ho would bee nouiiunled on the fiftd ballot at tho Chicago rcpublieau na tional convention met with the appro val of he vent I thousand persons hero who had authored to hear Ihe former jrouiont speak. all shall eat and drink on my score." JJut Sail Diego lost her head in dealing with the T. "W. W. Her authorities have liaudled the problem very foolishly. They have broken the law and committed far woise crimes than they sought to suppress. In hvsterical fear, the authorities resorted to violence and sanctioned a Kit Klux movement, that has resulted in numerous un justifiable outrages and a murder. In committing or permitting such dastardly and cowardly attacks as that upon Dr. Keitman, San Diego authorities practiced a far worse anarch v than that preached by Emma Goldman. In her hysterical folly San Diego has given the T. "NV. W. a big boom. She has given her unworthy victims a chance to pose before the world! as martyrs to human lib cvtyf and kept their cause alive. She has attracted world wide attention to their "cause" and also to her absence of a common sense government. And her hysteria seems to be growing worse. These three events, the unnecessary lockout, the coer cion of organized labor by organized capital and the class struggle it engendered, the unjustifiable decision annull ing a man's citizenship because of his political beliefs, and the uncalled for barbarous outrage to the manager of a lecturer who viewed life from the standpoint of the sub merged tenth, malec more socialists, yes and more anarchists, and heaps fuel upon the fires of unrest that are smouldering throughout the country. Each of these actions Avas intended to remedy the ills it attacked, but injustice never remedied human ills. As long as wrong sits in the seats of the mighty, as long as blind prejudice instead of reason rules the land, so long will the ranks of the discontented be multiplied by the victims. If a class war results, the blame should rest upon the defenders of the indefensible violations of law and liberty. The immediate results of a class war are thus depicted m the Chicago IJublic: "Extensive strikes; splendid loyalty; intense suffer ing; deadly animosities between individuals and groups whose interests are for the most part identical if they would but take pains enough to readjust them with refer ence to interests that really are hostile; slugging on both sides; blood spilling; pitchforks and cobblestones against muskets and artillery; defeat; convictions for crime; ap peals for sympathy in quarters Avhere sympathy has been crushed out by the bitterness of class warfare; hangings; peace, the peace of the cemetery; reaction; and for climax a more powerful plutocracy on the backs of a worse op pressed working people. "If a universal cooperative social stttte in which all shall serve and none are masters be a dream, it is never theless a dream that can bo gloriouslr realized. But reali sation must como from brotherly feeling through the di- It Is reported that Anita Held In tends to return lo France a ml that she will probably not rtturn to Amer ica aKuin. 5'ukct ycu-i AT FOUNTAINS. MOTCLB, Ofl CLBCWHCNC Get tho Original nd Genuine HORLIGK'S MALTED MILK The Food Drink for A! I Ages RICH MILK. MALT CXAIN EXTRACT, IN POWUtH Not in any Milk Trust BARGAINS Toil NAM! ItcNt. Iturttulu hi tlit City 9iMO lohca possesion of a new 0 room buiiitulim, Mi Icily modern, plan. It'tvil, polluted floors. I."l nilxllll!, Sewec and Malec paid; miiiI(iii') bath floor, flivploeo ami mantle, llalaut'o ijUT.IO payable ijtli'J.dl) per month. Owner IciivIuk Iomii mid will m'II (piltli o dnit't wall, KOU H.ldC-a.S0 aeioit, 100 under fence, about t!o tic ten lently for plow; fair hotiito, -' Iiiiiuh, finally 01 chard, A Htiap for Jlt'ilio, (imul tonux can ho made ou thlft property. TltADi: I'or itood Iiouho of ettial value, l!D acre miotl dcop Hull, fenced and croim fenced; 7 ucich clear, balance in hf-ttnli; half utile of S. I. It. H.. half mile or graded tichnol, fUTtOO, KOIt SAM? X0 amen near Tola, partly Iu alfalfa, bent of free noil. No better fruit laud In valley; IO0O. SAM? about 70 acre II mlloti from Colli Hill, nood placer luotiad; hy draulic ami piping: fair bonne, hoiiio fruit, rich noil; a tump for Jl"00. A. J. LUPTON Cor. tltli and 1'lr Sti. m any mil Insist on "HORLICK'S" Take a UicUju bum NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS Aro Held iu Mooho Hall every Thursday at '& p. in. Kvnrybody invited. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT STAR THEATRE I lent Ventilated and Unto '1'lit uler In .Moid t'p-to-tint Oily Advaini'tl ainlelllo anil .Mil' but I'leliii'i'M .:,lK,li .V NKAIr I.oiiImo PrcHcut their Corned) SIliKltut and llalaucliiK Act A lib; huiiiiImo to our palronit A .MUMt'.lN KI.OCKMKNT Olio of lite ineitl lieatlllfnl ptttllK'rt eer thiowu on eitnviiM ma i.'.fi: IMInou MiiHleiplet'o 'ran; i.ovis I'ttweifnl Ui lima .Mil. IIOl.Tiai'S IXI'AlfATIO.V "lluniiy" Ih here antiln Ah SATIIiat. the Sinner WOOI.WOItTIIM, lint MuHlnlntlti Wheio t lit) piclUIIM ytltir e)H don't btlf Atlml-e-loit lie, t'lilldtvn nc MATIXIJliS 1MII.V Ii7Vi71?3n?KrarV itk." i ii iiyzj nyy ifflilfllli A Tonic. Atlnitlv ml llrtolirritt. The Ik1 iruirvlr (nr Kl.Iucy. T.lvrr inl !iw! litail .tr i ItiiJ If , I nifttu u anil DlMXtltm of the ftllu li I II e lltj.1 wi I KitM Tout, UtfUjjtli iul .k rtjttie cutltc jr.trui, P. . E. Picnic Excursion From Medford and Eagle Point TO BUTTE FALLS i Leaving Medford 8 A. M. Returning Arriving Medford 5:50 .P. M. ONE FARE-ROUND TRIP NOTICE Parties desiring to purchase tickets and reser vations to Spokane, Seattle and points east via S., P. & S., Great Northern or Northern Pacific rail ways can secure them through agent Pacific & East ern Kailwav, Medford. PoiSoAE&AK nrurnv jo runs n until i iitcvMQiss Htvcn fAllINO PILCS, CHILOLAINi rtLONl, HUHH1. tTC a BKucgitn x4v( iron wuLot oh maucir AfcKT H(J MUiriTUTK CJTAVCfr.T frit tHCirvMicHiato ,n niiNcisco Medford Parcel Delivery Express and Transfer TRUNKS HAULED 25c PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c Phenes: Pacific H072 Home .'irl Messenger Service Vacuum Carpet Cleaning We have gasoline power, a large machine, and guaran tee all work. Jfomo Phone 83-TC ISIS lOc THEATRE lOc mi: i.Mitvs Seumllouiil OvmiituiH the IV utile Down Nowlly Act 1)1(111 IVet I'lllllH .-. I'll litres I'eutntlnit "vim:n nrrv cai.us A pouerful Atuerlcnu drama, pro duced by I'olho Co. mi:.v op tiii: .iaii." The Hlory of a ld country "A SI'AMHM DII.ICMMA" Hpiiiilftlt love xtory MEDFORD THURSDAY MAY 23 FORDE CAN DO IT Do you want your lawn put in find cIiihh filinpoT All work Ktmruntecd. Lcuvo addrcHH with H. I). I'attcrfin, Quakor Nursery, Nnb hotel. EEI MSffssrtA'L'iyJ FreelCircusfStreetJParadelOrSOaTm. ?Jbtkds;25fthoesSa!!!?it people of all climeo in native costumes .will be sliovvn in parade. .Two snows daily-.?fternoon at 2, night at 8, doors open ut 1 and 7 p.m. Waterproof tents. Admission 25 cents to nee it all. Medford Roal Estate & Employment Agency VOll HAIiK ISO acres n Reed placo for a j'ood cattlo ranch, everything ISooh with tho place. Wbboii, HptidH for Heed, alfalfa Heed, Dry kooiIh, notloiia, etc., at almost your own price. 120 acres j;od deep soil, only $.ri0 por acre, 10 ncn-H up Orlffln creak 91000. 20 acreH, IK to pearH, .1 iiiIIch out, lltr.OO InlccH the place. 70 neroH, 10 acres In pears, bal ance In alfalfa. A flna hiiiiKulow, ovflrytliliiK first chuu, and prlco only $2700, "II.NfJAOIIMI.'.VT IIINd Ilenutlful llloi;raph "A KM ItltV IV KUt.MITItK" A nrreitiuliiK couttnly NOTICK Hours from 7,50 to 10:30, nxrnpt Saturthiy and Suutlitn, .MatlneiH 2 to r.. i:caliiK perforutnnte, 7 to II. ADMISSION 10c PLUMBING Steam and Hot Wator Heating All Work ()uarantf). 1'rlcim itounuttHlil. COFPEEN & PRICE tS Howard Blook, Sotranc on Otb rcirto so3t, Hotuo an. at. KtiriilHhed llOtlbOH. I'oit un.vr and iiufiirnluhod IN URGENT NEED OF MONEY Will sell $3000 of my Series 1 bonds of the Realty Associates of Portland, Oregon at a Discount. Address G. A. care Mail Tribune. 'I'ltADKH ISO ncreii In Minnesota for ranch Iu alley. KMI'LOYMKNT Woman cook. Women and Klrla for gonoral housework. Man to milk and do othor work, Man and woman on a dairy ranch, II ranch lunula at oucu, ' OlrlD, kIi-Ih, Klrla, Hunch htinilD. Phono In your ordom for mon; no chiirKes to tho omployor. Mrn. Illttnor Ih nlwuyu on hand to tako your miuio antl address, E. P. A. BITTNER ROOMS 0 AND 7, PALM BLOCK Opposite Nash Hotel I'lioiio 4 Ml j Home, 11, A SNAP CO" ncros, nix miles from Medford, Kood xrndod road crosses tho tract, all frco soil, at C0 por aero. 91000 will hautllo, cany tonus on balance. Part Iu crook bottom land, Biillablo for alfalfa. Several nprlncs on tho placo. Timber onoiiKh to pay for tho tract. No buUdlucn. Iu tho Orlffln creek district, W.T.York&Co. Draperies Wa enrry a vory cninpl.ilo line of ilrnimrluH, liton onrtnlnii, fix turtiH. iitc, mid to all uIiimipii of iiplinlHtiiiliiif. A upcolal mini to ""! nfl'TllllM VOlU UXOlllHlVtllV ima will . Klvo li Kooit m-rvlco us irtrK'i-rc'i'i'.'.s!0 A ,n uv,n u, WEEKS & MgGOWAN CO, Watch Our Addition Grow JMt'kAon and Hummli Medford Realty mid Improvement Goinpnny M. I'1, ft If, Co, lildif. A v A