Medford mail tribune., June 07, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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KEEDFORD WXTO TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, .TTNW 7, 1012,
Medford Mail tribune
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MKWOKD I'ftlNTINQ CO.
Tim Domndratlo Tlnipn, Tho Mtlford
Mull. Tlio MfrlfoM Trlbllnb. Tho South-
irn urpfronian, tho Aimianii Tritmno.
A BOLT BOTH LOGICAL AND ROOSEVELTIAN
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Offlco Mull Trlbuno llnlldlniT, 25-S?.J
North Kir ntreut; phono, Alnln 3021;
Home 76.
(IROIUIIJ 1'UTtfAto, Knltor nnil MnntiRer
Kntprod ns Pdcoihl-cUim matter n
Mmlfonl. Orocoi, under tho act of
Mnrch 3, 18T9.
Official J'npcr of tho City of JUodforJ.
Official lhiper of Jncknon County.
SUBttOKtPTIOX RATES.
Onn yenr. by nlnll...... IB.00
Onn month, by mMl .SO
ivr month, ilMlvrrnt by enrrlor In
M oil ford. Jacksonville nnil Coif
trnl 1'olnt BO
(talunlay only, by mall, per year.. 2.00
Weekly, lur yenr 1.10
SWORN C18CUIVATIOW.
Dally avriiE for davrn months cnd
tnc November 30, 1011, 2751.
mil Iiuii Vln TTnlttd PrM
DlipMcliei.
Tho Mnll Tribune Is on salo nt tho
1'Vrry Nowa Stum), San Krnnclseo.
Portland HoM Nowb Stantl. Portland
llowmon , Ncwn Ca, Portland. Ore.
w. u. wniincy, aeame. asn.
MEDrORD. oxxaox.
Metropolis of Souuie-rn Oregon nnd
Northurn California, and tho fastest-
growing city in orrRon.
Population U. S. census 1910 SS40;
pMlnmlrd. 191110.000.
Vivo hundred tliouKtiiul dollar Gravity
Water System completed, Stvlnc finest
supply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of. streets paved.
Postofflco reeclptn for year endtnts
November 30, 1911, dhow Increase of la
per cent.
, llanner fruit pity In Orceon Roime
HtVnr SplUcnberK apples won sweep
Btokcn prlzo and tltlo of
"Apjrt. Xln of th. World"
at the National Applo Show. Spokane,
1809, and a car of Newtowna won
Tlrst Mck In 1910
nt .Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B. C
COMMUNICATION.
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To tho Editer:
With jour Indulgence I wish to ask
Mr. K. L. AlcClure wny should we.
tho people of the U. S, A., be com
pelled t& pay Interest? Why should
our agcntu, at commonly called tho
government, Washington, D. C, Issue
bonds, or should I say why should
thoy bo allowed to Issue bonds? Why
do our agents force us, the people,
to pay tho national bankers 4 1-2
per cent on tho bonds they deposit?
Mr. E. L. McClue, you say tho na
tional greenback circulation is ,ln
peril of depreciation whenever a panic
occurs and tho money kings can pre
Ipltate a panic any time they desire
that would depreciate all paper and
there Is no power that could prevent
It. Mr. McClure, were there ever
any greenback, paper money In circu
lation, it bo, when, and are there any
now in circulation?
Again are you suro there Is no
power that could prevent it?
Yours for more Information,
D. D. REAME.
STATE SENATOR WINS BEST
IN TITET0N LAND DRAWING
NORTH YAKIMA, Wn., June 7.
Tho name of State Senator Frank J.
Allen of North Yakima, was the first
drawn at the United States land of
fice here yesterday when land val
ued at $250,000 was opened for set
tlement under he third unit of tho
government's TIteton Irrigation pro
ject. Alien gets thirty-three acres
of valuable agricultural land. All of
tho twenty successful applicants ara
residents of North Yakima except A.
11. Johnson and Cambridge Delanco;
of Seattle; Earl W. Lutz of Vollmer,
Idaho, and Samuel Feldman of Pros-ser.
ENGINEER AND 2 BRAKEMEN
KILLED IH FREIGHT CRASH
VANCOUVER, D. C, Juno 7. En
gineer Jolllffe of Revelstoke, 13. C,
was almost Instantly killed and two
brukemou were injured when east
bound Canadian pacific friegbl No.
94 crashed head-on into a special
stock train speeding west at 2 o'clock
this .morning at a point between Tap
pen Siding and Salmon Arm. Mea
gre reports were received hero early
today 'confirming tho wreck, but com
munication was later cut off as the
wires werq down resulting from a
terrific conflagration which broko out
in the debris soon after tho collision.
FIND WOMAN'S BODY ON
BEACH AT SANTA BARBARA
SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Juno 7.
Tho discovery oon the beach here of
tho body of a woman who had been
seen In a park several hours previ
ously quarrollug with a man, has pro.
vldcd for tho police a mystery which
they fear will reveal a murder. The
womnn was about 45 years of age.
Thoro was nothing about her cloth
ing or in a handbay .found near the
body which aids in Identification.
Tho mau with whom alio was talking
has disappeared.
Escapes Police Raid.
PORTLAND, Oro Juno 7. -Low.
oriug himself out of a third story
window, a man whoso Identity has
not been established dropped to tho
ground and apparently uninjured,
made his escape today when a squad
of pollro made a mhl on n downtown
hotel hero arresting five women and
til lit mou us uudeslrablo charactorB
T this writhtg, it seems probitblp llmt I he Roosevelt
partisans wilf bolt tho national republican convention,
organize a rump convention and place the colonel in nomi
nation Tor the presidency upon a .Progressive or Progres
sive Republican ticket.
Tho politicians in control of the national committee
are Tat't partisans and probably will run tho steam roller
over the Roosevelt delegates just as remorselessly as
Kooseve.lt has always ridden rough shod over his political
opponents and friends, too, when they got in his path.
The versatile colonel yells loud and lustily, of robbers
and brigands when the organization refuses to follow the
dictates of the people as expressed at the primaries. .It is
unganuuge now io seat a tieiegauon not. cnosen y me
people, yet a few ycais ago, Roosevelt himself threw out
La Folletto and the "Wisconsin delegation elected by an
overwhelming majority, and stole their seats and presented
them to the old guard politicians, who had no justification
Tor their claims. Teddy believes in letting the people rule
providing he can do the ruling.
Roosevelt, like most of the ambitious "strong men"
of the world, is a disciple of lachiavelli, believing in the
doctrine that any means, however lawless or unscrupulous
is justifiable to secure an end. A remarkable politician,
lie. has an intuitive sense of what the people want. Like
J3nrim.ni, lie knows tub people like to be humbugged, and
he proceeds to do it in grandstand style, in picturesque
poses and captivating phrases, turning turtle completely
to veer with the popular breeze.
Posing as a trust-buster, the colonel never busted a
trust but permitted the organization of nine-tenths of those
that exist without protest during his administration, lie
censures "malefactors of great wealth" and takes their
money to pay his campaign expenses. The trusts who
contribute are "good trusts," those that don't are "bad
trusts." Every vital issue which he championed because
of its popularity, he betrayed by compromise for a half
loaf 'to parade an ostensible victory at the expense of the
defeat of the principle itself.
But it is wasted energy to talk of Teddy ho has
hypnotised the multitude by his humbuggery, and become
the idol of the unthinking by his untiring energy in
pyrotechnics. Many who shout for him think he is trie only
hian to save the nation and would make him perpetual
president or king if he wanted it. just as the Roman popu
lace tried to crown the equally spectacular Julius.
It is doubtful whether in his heart of hearts, Roosevelt
really wants the republican nomination. It will be so much
more spectacular to bolt the contention on the ground that
the politicians are turning down the people and will not
give their champion fair play. It will be so much more
picturesque and captivating to popular imagination to pose
as the martyr of the people in the cause" of progressive
polities the one candidate unhampered by partisanship.
And then think how much greater the victory to defeat
both old political parties and by the defeat compel their
reorganization, and how much greater his place in history
by it.
Roosevelt realizes that the republican party has de
generated into an organization held together by lust of
office and special privilege, that outside of a defense of
existing evils it represents no vital, living issues of real
benefit to humanity, and has outlived its usefulness. B
its utter defeat only can it be reorganized and Roosevelt
evidently considers himself the instrument either to
slaughter it, or reorganize it, or create a realignment of
both parties which is badly needed.
So a bolt may be expected it is so much more Roose
vcltian than a mere nomination.
city nmrkoi lius been very poor cows
mul while thuy tuny have hecn tillright
the consumer Iiiih no orolootion vlml
ever tin thoy imi killt'd without in
spection mid in an unstuiHnry tnnuiior
nnil it is n well known foot Hint a
very liU";i porooutiw0 f ,,,nvs ,m'
nftVetotl with tuhoiTulosis or other
disuse A guilt it is not ooolotl htToro
liotntr pliK'Ci! on salt" hut is sold utmost
ns soon ns liutohorod.
The oows sold at the eity market
would not hriiijj over I l--o on the
itinrkol mid would dross out uhout
hull'. An 800 lb. cow nt this rule
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IVIIIIIII IIU1M' 1110 W't'l I'HM IIIHMII Of
after oiodiliui; the hide alone to the
hoof. 1 understand the heel' was sold
nt priees that would it vertigo I'Jo Tor
tho onreivss. This heing the ease,
there was n profit of fill per eeut tu
the business aside from the saving of
taxes, rent, insurance, help, delivery,
etc. If this party can start u shop
and have to pay tin' same expenses
us the other butoliers and can supply
the same eluss f lieef at a less price
or n poorer grade that will satisfy
the puhlie for still lcs, money, he will
he doing t good act.
I think your editorial was very fair
wtth the exception that you make tin
oven comparison between prune steer
beef shipped in by the packers und
poor cow beef.
There is no doubt that if you take
tho position that "piss i pigs'W boor
is beef and that to out heef from the
carcass of ti vow of uiiferluin ago
and condition which has been knock
od in the head in a barn or oilier
place on a farm in the evening nail
placed on sale the following morning
without liuviiii; boon cooled, in a place
without screens or other protection,
and say that it will stop the pangs
of hunger us stirc a tbouuh it was a
prime steer, young and fat, pronoun
ced in good health hy a vetcrinnry,
shiui:htered under the must sanitary
conditions known mid the watchful
eye of tho t mined l. S. Inspector,
cooled properly, transferred from the
cooler to mi iced car by men dressed
ii) white linen oo.iK taken from III"
car in Mdilford in the muiio manner
where another inspector watches the
handling, and is deposited in the ice
box or storage and handled hv him
ill a perfectly .sanitary luunnor, you
are right hut tlial is the most you
can claim for it,
Ho. spoilt fully,
0. J. KAHTMAN",
.MUliliger 1'iiiou .Moat ('.
Mcdford, dune II.
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GROWERS
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he prospects are good for a bumper fruit crop
in the Pacific norl Invest. Wo would advise all grow
ers ol' Peaches, Ajiricols, (15iuleloupes, Tomatoes, Po
tatoes, etc., to gel in touch with us. It is a part of our
business to find a market for the fruits and produce
grown in Hit" valley. We have our arrangements
completed to handle the crops that will bring good
returns Io the grower. It will pay you Io investigate.
ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION 00.
Medford, Oregon
.Pacific 0(12 1. Home 1107.
S.S.S.
THE CURE FOR
SCROFULA
Tho usual symptoms of Scrofula nro onlnrp.otl r.luudn of tho noclr,
soro. and ulcors on tho body, skin directions, cntarrhnl troubles, woulc
oyos, nntl general poor houltli. Tho inherited poison, trtuisiulttad through
tho blood, pollutos und woivkenn tlthi lluld, and In placo of It.t mttrlttvo
mmlltlos 1111a tho circulation with scrofulous mutter, which napa tho vitality
of the entire system. Thousands of children, born with ft ttcrnfuloii.t tnlut,
have spent their childhood In constant physical sutrorlng, und urown to
manhood or womanhood handicapped by 111 health and stunted growth,
and perhaps later some dlsoaso ot tho Pones or joints dovulopud, S. H. H
given la thulr early life, would have prevented thin. It would huvo
clouusod und purltlud the blood of tho taint, uourhhod and nteiigthniied
their systems, and assisted each to grow Into strong, healthful manhood
or womanhood. S. S. S. Ij the very boat remedy for tkrofulu. It goon
down to thu bottom of tho trouble, und cIcuuhus the circulation of all
scrofulous matter. It suppllon tho woulc, diseased blood with ntroiiRth
and hoalth-bulldlng qualities, und under the purifying ellecta of this groat
remedy nil symptoms of Scrofula puss away. S. H. S. contains no inlnornl.i
In any form, and la an absolutely safe treatment for children, oven Intauti,
or persona of uny una, I.lteruturu about Scrofula und any mudlenl udvltu
tree. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
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ELECT A WOMAN TO THE SCHOOL BOARD
THE women of Mcdford will do well to elect a woman as
member of the public school board. The women are
entitled to recognition in the management as they arc
brought much closer into contact with the schools than'arc
the men, who have until now effjoyed an exclusive mono
poly here.
The need of women upon school boards is universally
recognized. It is the reason why in states strongly opposed
to equal suffrage, an exception is always made stud women
both permitted to vote and serve. There is scarcely a city
or school district in the country where women have not
exercised this privilege, with beneficial result to the com
munity. The mother is more vitally interested in the conduct
and condition of the public school than anyone else in the
community. She it is who rears and manages the children
and her voice should be heeded in the school.
Let the mothers of Mcdford stand united for a woman
on the board and three-fourth of the men will acknowledge
their rights and help them assert it.
Cost and Quality of Beef
Sold to the People of Medford
'IV. Ilio Vililni...
The writer read your editorial in
Wednesday's ibbuo with u great deal
of interest regarding the price of
meat and wish to call your attention
to the following, which I do in justice
to both the butcher and the consumer,
There nro different grades of beef
as well un there are of hhoes, cloth
ing or other articles.
Tho wholesale price you rpioto is
for prime hteer beef, grain fed, fat,
of proper ago nnd free from disease.
Tlio hen f killed by the puckers l
exttmiiied hy a government veterinary
and the meat, and all the organs tire
oxnmined after killing hy n J. S. gov
ernment meat inspector nnd if. uny
diseased condition is discovered the
cilmiHB Jft condemned, -Two per cent
of nll.curcusfeeK are condemned.
The meat is thou placed in u cooler,
nl n proper temperature for three
days in order to rid it of the animul
heat. After being cooled it is ready
for market.
I'oor steers or good cows cost lens
than prime steers.
A prime steer weighing-1000 lbs.
alive will dress out about fiSO lbs.
and is worth fjs7.2.r owl. Portland now,
In other words, the carcass would
cost !j!72..';0 nnd the dressed beef
13 3-2o. After crediting the hide nnd
offal to tho carcass, Jho cost of the
heef is reduced to where it cnu he
shipped to Medford and wholbsulcd
at about tho price mentioned in your
article.
. The local butcher who pnyH nrohivl
7c for this class of heef 'alive lias
about tho same cost dressed out as
the packer as the packer saves offal
the butcher cannot utilize which off
sets tlio cost of transportation,
Now the heef sold so far in the
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a complete line of Loose
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f in the book line, at Portland
prices. Bookbinding a specialty
Why send away for what you
' can buy here? Help build up
Medford by patronizing home
industry arid so creating , a
payroll
The money sent away for print
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back. Keep the money at home
and so help turn the balance of
trade in Southern Oregon's
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lOc THEATRE lOc
A NOVI.ItV ACT, A OKI TltNAT
for tho old an well an young
SKIS IKHiI.V llllll'I'ON WITH
ItKIl M I'HMSiiU IKKIM
TIicho llltlo utilinnlH mn do every
thing lit talk
Wo will glvo, by your appioval,
a Hliccliil niiitlueo Saturday nftci
unnii, Kvciy child In town tihouhl
co thoHn prntty lllth" dogs.
Till: IIKIIKMPTION l' OltKKK
,iei:
A ti no titoiy or the Alleghany coal
minim
A hi: woiitii wiiii.i:
Ono of Luhlirn IViaturnl fouuMtt
A I.KAP VKAIt KI.OPK.Mi:.ST
Their Find Meet lug
Special Mntliicou every Hatunluy
ami Sunday at U p. m.
" l'vcnlng pcrforiunncc, 730
STAR
THEATRE
The 'ooc HM.t In (bo Clly
(! t the habit (in to ho Star and
keep cool
Sain l.llliuii
DAIIO.V und llt.W t:i,l,K
Tho romcily Couplo
iiii: couiiov (ititi.s
A Itattlliig (iood WtNtcru Comely
I'Nfl.K SAM'S Tltllll'Ti: TO TIIK I
in:itoix )! tiii: .maim:
A Hplcuillil Topical Pletum
.MAIU.AItiri'TirH aw ki:nini.
A l'liiidlng Driiimillc Ktoiy
i.notv who is iiciti:
Tbo Kalcujiimmcr UliN
Thc npiicar at tho Star today and
tomouow. Don't iiiUh t.
All SATIICIt In Song
WOOIAVOUTIIS, (bo MuxIclauN
AiIiuIkhIoii Hlc, Clilhlrcu Ho
,MATINi:i:S DAILY
11 will bo hero on Juno II, U. i:i.
"CI.N'DKUKI.ia"
Scllg'n Hiibllmo maittcriilcro for old
and young alike
BARGAIN
FOR SALE
Greatest anlo bargain of the
.season, 2f h. p. roadster,
new, run less than 150 miles.
Will sell at great sacrifice.
Home phono J101-X or wrile
JANES BROS.
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money on hand at all times
to loan on improved ranches
and city properly at lowest
rales wilh "on or before
privilege." JAMES CAMPBELL '
Phono 3231 320 Gr -C. Bldg.
A SNAP
00 acres, nix miles from Medford,
good graded road cromtes tho tract,
ull froo noil, at ?r0 per acre, $1000
will handle, cany torum on balance.
Part Is creole bottom- html, ittttablo
for alfalfa, Bovoral nprtnga on tho
placo, Timber enough to pay for tho
tract, No buildings. In tho (Irifflu
crook dlHtrlct.
W.T.York. Co.
NEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Ifohl In Mooho ITii.11 every
Thiirflday lit !) p, m. I'Jvoryhody
invited,
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