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Kntnrod nH meom1clans mattrr n
Mnlfnril. OroRon, under tho act or
March 3, 187V.
Offlfln.1 lntr of llio City of Medford.
Official I'lipcr of Jocknon County.
BOBSCKIPTIOIT SATES.
One yenr, by man ...ID. on
One month, by timll., CO
lor month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. JackKonvlllo nud Cen
tral l'olnt ...................... .BO
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. 2,00
Weekly, per year 1.60
BWOKIT CIBCrtr&ATXOrT.
Dally average tor eleven niontht end
Ins November SO, 1911, 8761.
rull X,iaad "Wire TJnlt.d Frtta
Bltpatohei.
Tho Mall Trlbuno In on nale nt the
Perry News Htnnd, San Krntielnco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, rortland.
llowmnn Nwn Co, Portland, Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash.
MEDrORD. OKEaOK.
Metropolis of SouthMTi Oregon and
Northern California, nnd tho fastest
growing Hty In Oregon.
Population U. H. eensua 1S10 8840;
eatlmated. 1911 10.000
Flvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
supply Pure mountain water, and 17.3
mllea of Btroots paved.
Postofflri receipt for year ending
November SO, 1911, show lncreaaeof 19
per cent.
Ilanner fruit city In Oregon Hogue
Itlver SplUcnberg apples won wep-
atakes prize nmt mm or
."Apple King of toe World"
at tho National Apple Show. Spokane,
1909, and n car of Newtown won
rirst Prim in 1910
nt Canadian International Apalo Enow,
Vancouver. II C
riwt Frit In 1911
at Spokano National Apple Show won
by carload of Nuwtowns.
Rogue Jllver pears brought highest
prices In all markets of tho world dur
ing tho past six years.
Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6
ccnta for poMngo for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
It was down In Casey's bar room
That my partner said to me,
"On this hero suffrage question
We can never qulto agree."
Then lie took a glass of lager
And he Jdly blew the foam
While he sprung tho ancient bromide,
"Woman's plnco is in tho home."
Hut ho said It In a bar room,
And I think perhaps you see
That the setting and the logic
Couldn't very well agree.
Why didn't tho gas company enter
a man In tho 100 meter raco at
Stockholm? "Wo Inquire because a
friend told us it is a fine joke.
When the Elks come back from Port
land I'm as suro as I can bo
That among tho Dills returning
Thero will bo a bill for me.
It is to be hoped the Portland mov
ing picture men don't neglect to
snap Clarence Keamos in tho act of
being everywhere at once.
Constatine N. Pappamlhalopulos
mado a speech In Portland the other
day. Must have been fun to hear the
giuk who introduced him.
Itoosevelt says tho peoplo should
disregard party lines, but so far he
litlau't satisfactorily explained why
ho doesn't do so and vote for Wilson.
Seattle has a pitcher named Con
cannon who is proving one.
OLD CASE HAUNTS STEPS
IN FEDERAL JUDGE PROBE
SEATTLE, Wn., July 10. Tho ten
year old bankruptcy caso af Ileck-munu-and
Hanson occupied tho whole
day In tho Judiciary sub-committee's
investigation of Judge Hanford. At
torney Jerry L.Flnch, tho complain
ing witness, was ou tho staud all day
Finch accused Hanford ot unjudicial
conduct in his refusal to re-open tho
estate of the bankrupt firm and in
tho whole conduct of tho case, Incl
dently charging Richard A. Jlalllnger
who appeared first as attorney for the
maker of the nolo and shortly after,
ward as counsel for tho bank to whom
tho noto was drawn in tho foreclosure
proceedings begun by tho bank. Dur
ing tho discussion of tho admission
ot evidence Chairman Garliam ot tho
comtnltteo took tho occasion to say
tho committee wns not bound to tuke
nil tho testimony offored. lie added
that the committee was not a court,
but was more Uko a grand jury
which is determining whethor thero
Id sufficient grounds for Impeach
ment. Ho said Hanford's counsel
would bo allowed to enter in defense,
not us his right but us uu action of
gruco. Commencing tomorrow tho
committee will hold night sessions.
TROOPS BEING MOBILIZED
i FOR ARMY MANEUVERS
VANCOUVER BAKHACKS, Wn&li.,
July 30. General Marion I. Mums
today is preparing for (he mobiliza
tion of between 5000 nml (1000 troops,
remilnr mull national -unrdsnien, in
I lie vicinity of flrnys harbor, Wash
ington, for,Jho annual army nuuieu
vuru, )0?iniiiii; July 20 nml extemllue;
I ((July 30. - - ' . .
DON'T ASK
HALF of the Oregon delegation to the Ohk-ngo conven
tion have repudiated the notion of the eonvention
nnd the nomination of Taft, styling it fraudulent.
The ohninnan of the Republican state eonlral commit
tee, Bruce Dennis, of La Grande, denounces "the crime at
Chicago" in vigorous language, as an outrage to patriotism
and to party.
Senator Dan Kellaher of Fori land, nominated as a Re
publican elector, declares that he will cast his ballot in
the electoral college for Roosevelt and is busy organizing
a bandana party in Oregon.
But nothing has been heard yet from Fen Selling, dis
tinguished seller of pants, also bandanas, and Republican
nominee for the United States senate.
Where does Mr. Selling stand? Is he astride the Dull
Moose, waving a bandana, with other progressives, or does
he sanction the rape of the partv in Taft's behalf and
follow the flag of fraud?
Mr. Selling was personally selected by Mr. Taft as
chairman of the special committee to stenl Oregon and had
cliarge ot the prelinunarv
repudiate Taft, whom he helped elect '? Or docs he repu
diate the rank and file who repudiated Taft?
Immediately after the Chicago convention Mr. Selling
relnsed to state to which taction he belonged to the
standpat bosses or to the progressive rank and file and
then he took to the woods, where he has since been hiding.
Is it possible that our clothier statesman has no convic
tions upon the subject i Can it be that "honest Ren Sell
ing" sanctions the "Chicago crime." or does he believe
with Teddy -'Thou shalt not steal," except some little
thing like Panama?
Progressive Jonathan Bourne will not support Taft.
Will "progressive" Ben Selling? If so, what sort of a
progressive will progressive Oregon be sending to the
senate?
Is it possible that a month's reflection is necessary for
Mr. Selling to make up his mind as to right and wrong and
as to his political whereabouts? Docs he not know off
hand just as he does the profit on pants?
What kind of a senator will a man make who has no
convictions, or if he has, -is afraid to express them i Docs
Oregon want a senator afraid of his political shadow?
"It' you want to know the latest fashions ask Ben
Selling" runs the big ads that silence the Portland press
in Selling's behalf. But this authority on men's lingerie
is evidently no authority on political fashions and if you
want to know .the latest stvles of politics don't ask Ren
Selling. Ask one of the dummies in the windows of his
pant trust stores.
AT
(Miles Overholt in Oregon Journal.)
Mcilford entertained yeterdny. We
know just exactly what we nrc talk-1
in about. Medford entertained .it
their liendqunrters nt the Imperial
hotel. The way Medford entertains
is to get a. poor but honest, not to
to say modest, person to visit their
hendqunrters Oh, sure, nice, pleas
ant, sociable folks and all that then
they hhove .x.iid bashful eck into the
middle of the floor and dance a rinj;
around him, singine; till the while:
"O You Beautiful Doll."
An :nnusiu; incident occurred nt
Medford headquarters yesterday
when n visitor mistook Owliey Pnttnn
for an Irish Jew. Everybody in Med
ford knows Owncy could be restrained
from dointr brew accent and "commer
cial instinct" appearances stamps
him as a typical representative of his
race direct from Jerusalem, nnd when
some well menninjr fellow, from Ovvn
ey's appearance, concluded that there
was Irish blood in Owney's veins a
protest immediately went up from
Owney that could be heard all over
the Medford headquarters and it was
with much effort that Owney could
be restrained from doing violence to
the visitor. It was eventually
smoothed over when the visitor wns
assured that when Owney wns born
there were no Irish in I'ulestine.
DARR0W RESENTS INSULT
TO JOB HARRIMAN
LOS ANGELES, July 10. Scenes
of disorder marked tho closing hours
of Tuesday's session of the Darrow
trial when nn attempt of tho pros
ecution to have read to Job Harrl
man. who was on tho stand, tho stat
ute regarding immunity. Tho wit
ness himself waived all legal rights
to immunity, but Darrow in a most
impassioned manner used slnco tho
trial began declared tho prosecution
was trying to insult tho witness.
District Attorney Fredericks do
nled such an Intention and Attorney
Appel of counsel for tho defense as
serted tho prosecutor waB trying to
brand tho witness as u criminal. At
torney Rogers, who was propounding
tho questions for tho defense, re
newed his examination when Attor
ney Ford objected to tho form of
questions.
lloth lawyers began shouting as
loud as they could. Judge Hutton
reprimanded both and fined tliom for
contempt, remitting tho fino later
whou both apologized, Harrlmun
contradicted tho testimony of Bert
Franklin and denied ho gavo Darrow
$4000 which Franklin confessed to
having usod to corrupt pno of tho
prospective Jurors iu tho McNamara
cuse. '
HEADQUARTERS
BEN SELLING.
Tatt campaign. Docs he now
TO
E
For tho purpose of organizing an
Equal Suffrage Asxoclatlon of South-
crn Oregon which will bo composed
of representatives of tho various local
suffrage clubs throughout this sec
tion Mrs. J. F. Reddy, JIIss Gladys
Heard and Mrs. Smytho loft this
morning for Ashland where they will
meet and confer with a number of the
ladles of Ashland. They will spend
the day at tho suffrage headquarters
in tho Chautauqua grove where much
effectivo campaign work Is being
done.
The ladles are much pleased with
tho growth of the sentiment in favor
of equal suffrage and state that great
progress is being made for the cause
not only in this section but through
out tho state.
BANDS PLAY AS B. P. 0.
ELKS MEET AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, July 10. Tho real
work of the Elks' convention which
is in session this week In Portland
began Tuesday when tho grand lodge
Besslon opened with over 1000 ao-
credited delegates. For more than
half an hour beforo Grand Exalted
Ruler Sullivan called tho session to
order tho convention hall was a
scene of animation tho Uko of which
nothing was over seen hero,
Hands which accompanied tho del
egations all played In anything but
unison; songs were sung, many of
them and all at tho same time, and
pandemonium generally reigned.
When Mr. Sullivan succeeded In get
ting tho body to come to order, Ills
own report and those of tho grand
secretary and grand treasurer were
read.
Following tho eading of tho reports
tho election of officers occurred, and
Rochester wus solected by acclama
tion as the convention city In 1913.
Tho following woro tho officers
chosen for tho ensuing yenr:
Grand exalted ruler, Thomas B.
Mills of Superior, Wis.; grand es
teemed leading knight, James L.
King of Topeka; grand esteemed lec
turing knight, L. R. Maxwell of Mar
sholltown, la.; grand secretary, Fred
C, Robinson of Dubuquo, la.; grand
trustee, John J. Fuulkner of East St.
Louis, 111.; grand Inner guard, John
Leo Clark of Albuquorquo, N. M.5
grand tylor, Patrick II. Shields of
Clarksburg, Va,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and aftor Sunday, July 14th,
1912, Trips between Medford and
Jacksonville, will bo mado overy onri
ami one-half hours, instead of the
presont hourly service, Seo now
tlmo card. 94
Roguo Rivor Valloy Railway Co,
SUFFRAGE ORGANIZATION
MS
PASS
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
Omuls P-. nml Medford will iuv
iiKiiiu nt the linll imii'K not Sunday
nftornioii tniil us the-o tonum lm '
hoon pln.viii! vorv eliwo kiiuh
tlirmmhotit (ho si'iimhi tin1 fans will
prohulily In1 nut en nut to oo lliom.
(Imnls 1'iifs expects to make it I wo
victories for the mumui Sumlny.
Miller, ti iiimioiii front tioltl Hill,
will prolmlily lie soon tit lliird for tlto
looiil tonui, lis Tinny will probably lio
nlwont. lie is snitl to lie n ront find.
The nmo Stimlny will proluihly lie
another of tlio oliiM' iriniios which litis
delighted tho local fmw v this sou
son. I EAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
(By A. C. Howlott.)
On tho Fourth there wn qulto n
number of peoplo coiuo In from tho
different parts of the country to Join
In tho festivities of tho occasion.
Several of tho Pence family and Mrs.
Lynch and her family of Elk crook,
and several front Trail, qulto a num
ber from lltittu Falls, among thorn
being Charles Ediuiindsoii and fam
ily. Bill Hlldreth and wlfo. William
Perry and family, Howard Bowdon
and a numhor from Medford among
them was Shorty Garuett and Mr.
Kldd, tho shoe man, they had " eye
to business.
Among tho nrrlvals was enough of
tho Trusty family to have an unex
pected reunion when thoy were col
lected enough to form n group of
nine, and Honry Cltlldroth hunted
around to flue snmeoiio with a cam
era to take n photo of the group nud
finally ho found our daughter Agnes
nnd she took n picture of tho group
and they are anxious to learn tho re
sults but at this writing Monday, she
hns not had them developed. It wns
a very agreeable surprise to hnvo
them all come In on Henry Chlldreth
and wife, tho first time they had all
been together for several years.
I forgot to mention that Jud Ed
sall came over from Scott's Bar on
tho third to celebrato tho Fourth
with us.
Chancy Florey and family nlso
came over ou tho evening of the
third to Join In the pleasures of the
Fourth. Chancy Is one of our town
boys that we may well fool proud of.
ho has been deputy assessor for tho
last term.
Gcorgo Davis, president of tho
Fruit Growers bank nt Medford ami
one of tho principal officers of the
Eagle Point State bank, camo out tho
evening of the fifth.
Frank Brown one of our merchants
went to Portland Saturday and his
brother Merrltt went to Medford nnd
his slstor-lti-law, Mrs. Frank Brown
told mo thnt he and Miss Morris, who
taught tho intermediate department
of our school, were to be married
that afternoon In Medford and that
they wero going to Southern Illinois
and that ho was going onto hor farm.
If It is the case the congratulations
of their friends follow them.
S. B. Holmes and wlfo started last
Saturday to visit relatives In Bri
tish Columbia.
Extra trains woro run frorn bore
to Medford to accommodato those
who wanted to go, and could, to seo
tho races last week. Thero was
qulto a number went over Saturday
evening and nmong them wero Roy
Smith nnd Miss Rosa Ayres, L. E.
Smith, Mrs. Frank Brown, Jud Ed
Ball and M'8s Hattlo Howlott and
Mrs. Howlott. They returned on
Sunday morning at 12:30.
T. C. Mooro and a man by the
namo of Lindsey of Ashland were
guests at the Sunny Side Sunday
night taking tho K. P. Prospect stage
Monday morning for Elk Crcok.
Mr. Walters nnd his llttlo boy of
HER FRIEND'S
GOJTO ADVICE
The Results Made This Newburg
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.
Nowburtr, Ala. "For moro than a
year," writes Myrtlo Cothrum, of this
place, "I suffered with torrfblo palnB In
my back and head. I had a sallow
complexion, and my face was covered
with pimplos. Our family doctor only
cave mo temporary relief.
A friend of mlno advised me to try
Cardui, do I began taking it, at onco,
and with the best results, for I was
cured aftor taking two bottles. My
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and woro greatly boncflted.
I shall always pralso Cardui to sick
and suffering women."
Cardui is a purely vcgetablo,' per
fectly harmless, tonlo remoay for wo
mon, and will benefit young and old.
Its ingredients nro mild herbs, hav
ing a gentlo, tonlo effect, on tho wo
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped a million women
back to health and strength.
Have you tried It? If not, pleaso
do. It may bo Just what you seed.
N. D. Write te: Uitt' AdvHory Dr'., riuiu.
tvrjotfi Mullein Co..QitUnboK, Trnn., Iu hVtCMl
Initructiuni, and (A-vn book. Horn TrMliual
Cur Wuou,",ul la iililn rryr, oa IMUui,
Klk Crok walked In Saturday even
ing from Elk Crook nud tho not
tuornliiR wont on to Medford.
Just about tho time Mrs. Howlott
had Jior dinner dishes washed and
put away who should coiuo up and
ask for dinner for four hut Mlko
Hauloy. Ills party composed Mrs.
l J. Rlloy and hor daughter Miss
Lane and Mr, Joseph Reynolds nml
Mlko himself, Ho had boon up to
his placo with Mrs, Rlloy nud hor
daughter ami when 1 asked hor how
sho liked tho Butto Crook country
she said, "I have always lived In a
level country nud those mouiitnlitH
are sir high that ouo has to look
right straight up to see out," and wo
speak of thorn as tho foot hills. Mr.
Joseph Reynolds Is ouo of tho old
pioneers of Butto Crook, ho said that
ho was the first ono that over took a
ditch out of Llttlo Bulto crook. Ho
has lived, there long ouoiir.k to rn,lo
a family ami now Juts his grnml
children around him. '"
I huso a lot more to write hut will
keep till tomorrow.
I EDEN PRECINCT I
Dr. Mnlnigron tif Phoenix was at
Ashland Sunday.
Mrs. Charles McClalii of Myrtle
Creek, Ore., Is visiting friend In
Phoouh this week.
L. A. Roue was In Tnlont Monday
evening.
Loulo Colvor spent Sunday nt W.
H. Dean's on Wagnnr Creek.
Dr. Balllo and wlfo attended Chau
tauqua Sunday at Ashland.
Miss Mary nml Bortlo Staucllff
woro at Ashland Sunday owning.
Miss Mod a Dooly of Butto Falls
wns visiting relatives at Phoenix
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Shaffer a former Phoe
nix resident left last Friday for a
visit with relatives In tho east.
Mrs. J. Rose and Mrs. F. E. Furry
woro visitors at tho home of Mrs. A.
S. Furry Sunday.
Mrs. l.avlcii Roams of West Tal
ent nnd her daughter Miss Elsie
Reams of Ashland left Monday to at
tend the Elk's convention at Portland.
Mrs. Rebecca Mooro and Mrs. Dr.
Uiillle aro attending chnittauqiia at
Ashland, having rooms and season
tickets.
DEBENGER GAP
F. Y. Allen of Medford oniiie up to
look vorjiis Trail propel ty Inst Tuc
day. Int Dawson of Trail was n business
visitor to Hustle Point lnt Tuesday.
Burdette Dodge Jr. of tho Riverside
rntieh was a lnisineSH visitor in Cen
tral Point l-t Tuesday.
31r. Croft of Trail was littNinci-
visitor at Jacksonville hmt Tuesday.
A. C. Weeks nml T. (I. Spunkier '-r
Klk Creek wero business visitors nt
Hasrlo Point Inst Tuesday.
Miss Jfnrv (lasre and her little
brother "Hub" wero Iiiimiiokh iihnr
in CenlrnI Point limt Tuesday.
Ituusel Thornbrue of Bougie wiis u
business visitor at Medford and Cen
tral Point Inst Wednesday.
Mr. nml Mrs. Florence Walker nml
family and .Mrs. Walker's father were
visitors at the Doliciicr (lap much
Saturday.
Mr. nml Mrs. J. H. Plyinirc of the
Willow ranch oust of Medfoid eiiuie
up on their new motorcycle to spend
Sunday visiting relatives at the l)cb
euger (lap ranch.
Dr. K. KirohgossiitT of the River
dale ranch was u professional usilor
ut Medford last Monday.
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MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
Bring the
Children Here
lirNi,
HHJft w&7 JiflHI
to hnvo their tooth attended to ami
whatever the miiltor wo will soon put
thoni In older. Wo iniiho a specialty
or children's Dontlntry In nil branches
and our system saves tho llttlo ones
many pains ami adieu, licttldos help
Iiik thoin to look their host, Our
work Kioutly Improves their outward
appearance ami imiltos thoin and
their parents happy. Our lormii are
very moderate.
IdUly Attendant
DR. BARBER
Till: DKNTIKT
Over nnulels for l)mln. 1'aclfle
Phono UdUtt, llomu t'lioua 352-1C
Wo aro now servliiK
OUR OWN
Ice Cream
IIF.Ui: IS OUIt FOIt.MUliA
Cream
Mlllc
Sugar
l'opsla
Flavoring
No Starch
No Flour
No Ico Cronni l'owder
No (lelntlu ot any kind.
HASKINS
for
HEALTH
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work Uut.rrit.
lrtca Itensonablo.
COPFEEN k PRICK
IS Howard Block, Bntraaea on 81U 11
Pacific SOU. Xom 1t.
THE PARK GROCERY
(UtOCKHIKH, FltlMTS, CANOIKS,
CKIAHS and TOIIAOCO
Hell Phono Main r.filU, WJl W. Main.
A SNAP
GO acres, nix miles from Medford,
good graded road crossoi tho tract,
all freo soil, at G0 por aero. 11000
will handle, easy terms on balance
Tart Is crook bottom land, suitable
for alfalfa. Bevural iprlngs on tho
placo. Timber onouKU to pay for tho
tract. No bulldlngi. In tho Griffin
croolc district.
W.T.York. Co.
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express and Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 25c
PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c
Phones : Pacific M21.
Home 354
Messenger Sorvico
35 N.Kir.
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money on hand at all times
to loan on improved ranches
and city property at lowest
rates with "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phono 323X 320 G.-O. Bldg,
w(kv7W'
fr v Ii
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
ISIS
THEATRE
illltIO Keel of I.IkiimmI IMrlines ilOOIt
ONLY VAltmiVII.UO IN TIIH (JITY
Admission' 10 and lf routs.
.'imI ill-: NlliVA ami .MKICSK Corn
In a IioIii-ow'ii 1 1 million,
Unhappy ('oliu.
tiii: until wiiit Tin: i-antkiin
A thrlllliiK ami dniiuntlc mniam'o of
iiillroad life.
OAKIIY ami JOAN
Drama.
A WKSTKHN WWACY
Ono of thosu soi'eaiulUK western farce
ciiiuedles,
Special innttiieeii overy Saturduy nml
Sunday at 1! p, m.
rcvonliu; performance, 7:30
STAR
THEATRE
Under direction of
n:ori,i:'s a.mi?si:.mknt CO.
IVifcrt Ventilation nml Comfort
lio.VT I.00K ut tho thoruiometer
Coiuo wlioro It's cool it ml look at
our picture.
10011 IVt I'lrM CIskh I'llum KMMI
Complete Change of
Program Today
A Show Full of
Action and Lots
of Surprises
Al Sat hor Tho Hlnr.cr
Woolwortha Tho Musicians
MATINI-:i-:S DAILY
Admission lOu Children Co
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Xftcknoa mid HmiiuuII
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
m. r. ii. Co. nidf.
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Crater Lake
Auto Line
Cnr will leavo lintel Mudrord, for
Crater Lulco at K a, m. TucRdayA and
Saturday. lloturn Mouduyu and
Thurmluyfl,
Spend Sunday at Crater I.ulto.
KeKorvatloiiH mado at Medford
Hotel office.
Clark & Wright
LAWYERI
WASHINGTON, I). O.
Publlo Laud MtUteri: Final Proof.
Doicirt Lands, ConteiUi and Mining
Caina. Scrip.
Draperies
Wo carry a vrjr comploto Una
of (Inipnrlui!, luoe curtolim, fix
turoH. etc., nnd Ao ull oIuhkok of
upliniHtnrlni:. A apodal man to
look aftor IIiIh work oxnliiHlvoly
nnd will ulvn an kooi! xurvloo n
In piinHllifii to got lr uvun th
larKKHt oUIam.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO,
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