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rUUMHHlCI) KVHUY AKTKUNOON.
1SXCKIT HDNOAY 11Y TIIU
MKDlXmi) I'UINTINO CO.
..Tho Democratic Times, Tho MctKnnl
Mull. The Medford Tribune Tho South
crtt OrcROiiInn, Tim AnhUiut Tribune.
PARADING IN PILFERED PLUMES
IN THIS days whon Oongiossnmn Ilawley adorned (ho
pulpit ami won renown as a Sunday school toaehor,
OMco Mall Trllulnn ltullJInp, 38-27-S9
Main 30:1;
North Kir street;
iiunio ii.
plionr,
ai-Xnai: l'UT.VAM. Krillorntiit MnnnRcr
Entered ns Reeoml-elns uintler nt
Mctlforri, Oregon, nJcr tho net of
Ainrch 3, is.p.
Official Paner of tho City of Medford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
srnscuiPTitrN hati:.
Ono year, by mall ..,$3.00
Ono month, by mall SO
Per rnnnth, delivered by enrrler In
Medford, Jacksonville nml Cen-
trnl I'nint...... ,. .SO
BiUurdny only, by mull, per yenr. . S.oo
Weekly, per year..., 1.50
swonx cmriii.ATio.v.
. Dally avernRe or eleven months end
ing November .10, 1911, 2751.
Full I-enneil Wire Vnltetl Pwm
11lpntclie.
Tho Mnll Tribune l on sale nt the
1?nrrv Ntu- Rtnt.,1 Slut. VrflhuUM
Portland Hotel Nows Stand. Portland.
Howman News Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
Single Tax the Only Tax
MKDI-'OHD. OHKCO.V,
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Browing elty In Oregon.
Population V. S. rensus 1910 SS40J
estimated. 191110.000.
Klve hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
supply nuro mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved.
Postofflco receipt for year ending
November 30, 1311, show Increaso of 19
per cent.
Banner fruit city In Oregon Itoguo
nivcr Spltienberg apples won sweep
stakes prlxo nn.l title of
"Aitple Klnir of the World"
nt the National Apple Show, Spokane.
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
Flmt Prise In 14IO
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B. C
Tlrrl PrlM la 1911
at 8pokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtowns.
Iloeua River rtenr broucht hlchest
prices tn all markets of th world dur
np the past six yearn
write Commercial Club, lncloslnr 6
cents for postagn for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
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JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
My K, l. MflUuro
All tmul t-cut l rrcutctt by popMIln
lion, nml tho fluctuations' tit-lnhri
rent nre caused by the increase or
decrease In tho population oceupy
liiK tho Intnl. 11m richness of tho
soil docs uol create- laud rout, be
cause population alone creates do
hiniul for tho products ot Ihu land,
nor would thuro, ho nny ront without
nopulittlon. Iinurovcmonttt tin not
cronto liuttl rent, hoennso tho Kivntost
linprovomontH tlmt coulil ho ittiulo
would not rout for anything without
population; untl whenovpr n olty Iihh
hoon desortcd tho vftluo hits vnulnliutl
from tho liuprovoinontti,
What Is tho reason that popula
tion, alone .croates lauil rout? ICvory
IntllvUlual tuiiBt cat, sloop ami hnvo
ntnusotuent: nil must opoml mnro or
loss monoy to satisfy nooosaltloa nml
tlcslro. ami luialnoss thrives with tho
vulutuo ot small pairs bettor than on
occasional largo sale: tho sum total
ot nil business consists In. supplying
tho wants ot tho imputation, and tho
amount ot business depends entirely
upon tho population where tho hus.1
ness Is located. A hotel Is not lo
cated In a desert hut In tho heart of
n elty; tho higher the renl for lamt
Indicates tho groater value ot u lease
for business success. A tenant who
pas $10,000 a year ront can make
more profit thnn ho could In n loca
tion whero ho could get tho same
nmount of land for ? 1,000. Street
Wo nrcn't Roinsto pet out nn extra
about it, but a queen died in Medforri
the otlicr day. Iler's was a horrible
death.
An cast sidor sent away (to wher
ever they send for such tninps) for
a queen bee. As ho was proudly
displaying it to an adtniring neighbor
her majesty rolled off his hand and
fell to the ground.
So far there's nothing very horrible
about the affair and royal circles
would be undisturbed had not a
hungry hen gobbled up quern, crown,
scepter and nil. A new queen is on
the wny to Medford. Tho queen is
dead, long live the queen.
Mnybo wo have said too much con
cerning the' bee. If so, you are stung.
Interesting Facts.
Theodore Roosevelt of New York is
n candidate Cor the presidency.
Carbolic acid is said to be un
licalthful if used in ureal quantities.
The Pacific ocenn. for the most
part, is composed of water.
President Taft is a good golf
plnyer.
A New York wvinnn sued a food
manufacturer alleging that she was
poisoned by eating their stuff. Now
the company says that ns they sell
only to the middlemen, they aren't
responsible to the consumer. If they
enn make the argument stick, both
Messrs. Jolts and Jingles will vote
for Debs.
ho fore ho sat in congress as the obedient honeeinan of
Uncle Joe Cannon, he (aught (hat commandment of tho
Lord's recently sanctioned by Koosevelt i'or tho use of
everyone except himself
"Thou shalt not steal."
In those faraway bright and shiny days of the past,
before Lr. JJawley won fame as a stand-pat statesman
from a progressive state, he taught little children to lisp:
"Thou shalt not bear False witness against toy
neighbor."
In a letter written this week to .Medford parties,
Congressman Hnwley says:
"We, Senator Chamberlain in the senate and myself
in the house, were able to secure $50,000 to begin the
improvement of tho roads in the Crater Lake National
Park."
The historv of the Crater Lake Park appropriation is
well known. 'After Senator Bourne's bill for $100,000
for Crater Lake had been defeated in the house after
passing the senate, Senator Bourne introduced an amend
ment to the civil siuulrv bill calling for $100,000 for Crater
Lake. This also was defeated in the house. Senator
Bourne as a conferee, again inserted an amendment for
.t.-trtrt -vw . . .1 l. i .1 it v l til i-. .. 1 im 11.
5luu,uuu aim nciu up xne uui lor over a wcck, uiuu me
house conferees finally agreed to a compromise of $50,000,
in which shape both houses passed the measureand the
president signed it.
Both Senator Chamberlain and Congressman Ilawley
worked for the measure, but its final success was due
mainly, if not entirely, to Senator Bourne, whose'influenco
secured its uassa&rc. Mr. Hawlcv's lack of influence was
clinwn W flin miwnfnfl ilnfnnfa" thn iiinnii siisrniiinil I cars on "Uet street, San Francisco
, , , j running at two mlnuto headway' nvor-
Ul lllL" 11UUSC.
Now comes Mr. Ilawley and brazenly takes for himself,
and incidentlv Senator Chamberlain, all the credit for the
bill, and robs Senator Bourne of all part in the measure.
It is as much a crime to appropriate a man's labor
and reputation, as it is to make away with his property.
As Shakespeare said:
"Who steals my pUrso steals trash,
But he Ayho filches from me mv good name,
v Bobs me of that which not. enriches him,
v And makes me poor indeed."
And this in spite of the commandment, "Thou shalt
not steal."
Mr. Hawlcy says that he and Senator Chamberlain
were able to secure $50,000 for Crater Lake. Had he
said he was able to help secure it, he would have been
nearer the truth, but he appropriates all the credit, by
implication denies all shares to Senator Bourne, his letter
bears false witness against his associate, and qualifies
him for membership in the Ananias Club.
No wonder the inirification of politics is regarded as
an irridescent dream when men of Mr. llawleys former
reputation for uprightness descend-to such dirty depths
for the sake of a few votes. ; v ;.
Only exceedingly small men have to bolster up small
reputation by stealing credit due to others by false repre
sentations by themselves and the folly is made plain when
the facts are all a matter of congressional and common
knowledge.-
For his own efforts, such as they were, Congressmen
Ilawley has the appreciation of his constituency. But
when he filches credit from those to whom the credit is
due to glorify himself, he merely besmirches his own
reputation. Let him stand or fall upon his merits and
not parade in pilfered plumes.
Why Not Go to Church?
Man named Stetson had his lint in
the riu:: in the California congres
sional election. -
liy having the out President Taft
has lost the vote of the meal ticket
bunch.
Most every year about this time
ivo burst in joyous autumn rhyme, but
now the rain has come too soon it's
hard to pull the hIihImwio tune. It's
timo for swollen mountain cricks,
time for wood and polities. Tho kids
hnvo started off to school, the garden
lias curtailed itsj yield, and prickly
stubble f-treches 1'ur in what was ouco
alfalfa field. The fruit ;iirs pull out
of tho town and soon tho money will
come back; wo know it's full and have
a hunch that winter's headed up the
track.
GRAND VIZIER PLANS
NEW DYNASTY FOR SELF
PARIS, Sept. 7 -Tlio Cris de Paris
declares that Kl Mokrie, tho grand
vuier to Mtility Ilafid, tho retired
sultan of Morrocco, and now with tho
latto in Prance, is to become ijraml
vizier to Mulny Yousseff, Jlitfid's
successor. It also says that tho
hopes to seo Mulny Youseff politic
ally disposed, if he so himself may
mount tho throno and found a new
dynasty in (ho African empire.
It Is estimated that tho oxponso of
the recont convention In Ohio to
frumo a now constitution and of tho
special s hi to oloctlon next month to
ratify, or roject tho proposed umend
Hionta will amount to throo quarters
of a million dollars.
. Well, why not? If everybody
reasoned this matter of church-going
to its logical conclusion there would
not be many vacant pews; and a
widepread demand for more
churches would speedily arise.
The reason is simple. People do
not stny nway from churches be
cause they are opposed to religion or
to tho church. Par from it. Nenrly
everybody believes that tho ChrUtinii
church is absolutely necessary to our
civilization. If its existence were
threatened the great mass of the
people would fight for if.
Put by soipe curious kink in their
mental processes they fail to per
ceive that if everybody else followed
their exnmple and vcry- honest per
son grants others the right to do as
he does the churches would quickly
puss out of existence.
Every uoiiatteuduiit iiH)ii religious
service virtually votes for tho elimi
nation of the institution -from society.
-If a person believes that the world
needs the church he has but one clear,
unmistakable and unanswerable way
of stating this position. That is by
rcgulur church attendance. Tho man
who ()es to church stands for an
iudispensuble institution, even us a
good citizen stands for the state by
voting. Absenteeism from tho ballot
box and absenteeism from church are
kindred failures in duty to society.
Of course that is not the bent
reason for church nltenduiico. Wu go
to church primarily to express mir
belief in God, and to do him rever
ence. Tho loftiest truth about man
is that ho is mude in tho imago of
tho divine; and litis a capacity for
fellowship with tho Infinite. Worship
is the highest function of which
human nature is capable. The world
does not know much about creeds,
but whon it seos a pursou attending
divine worship it understands him
to say; by his action, "I believe in
God."
Thoughtful poisons stand for tho
church, albo, because the church
stnnds for the best things. The
churchgoer lines up with the forces
which make for righteousness. lie
is on the side of the people who want
to live the noblest lives themselves
and who are trying to help this needy
world to do the snuie. The moit
efficient agency of human service on
earth is the Christian church. The
church man is a sharer in all the
worldwide beneficence of the organi
zation. They who would make their
lives count should be counted among
thoie upon whom the church may
count. AVm. T. Kllis.
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OF LUMBER TRUST
rOHTLA.VD, Ore., Sept. 7. That
his firm siiBpcnded business rela
tions with consumers forming a co
operative lumber concern, following
correspondence with tho Wcstorn
Retail Lumbermen's Association, la
tho testimony of Charles K. Dant on
record today In tho fedoral Investi
gation hero of tho Weatorn Hotall
Immbermon'B Association. Tho gov
ernment alleges this association with
others In different parts of tho United
HtutoH, oporatcs in violation of tho
Sherman anti-trust law by striving
to provent manufacturers and whole
salers of lumber from soiling direct
ly to consumers.
Dant" of tho firm of Dant & RuhhoI
wholesale- lumber doalors of Port
land, admitted that an understanding
existed among manufacturers, whole
salers and rotullors of lumbor that
business should bo confined to "re
gular channels."
According to a court decision an
oil company In California may post a
location notlco on a tombstono and
sink a well within 29 feet of o grave.
ago two dollnrs an hour, 1,200 cars
earn $2,100 nn hour, producing n
revenue of $21,000 a day, making
profits so largo thoy were able to
corrupt tho city administration
"Peters Pence" Is small nt tho source,
but the flow of money f rom tho
world's millions becomes a mighty
river of money by the time It roaches
I tome, and .1, P. Morgan sold tho
Pope $80,000,000 of securities nt one
time.
Single tax proposes to tako all tho
land ront created by population for
tho benefit of tho people who created
ront, which would produco n vastly
greater revenue than nil other sys
tems of taxation. It would do no
wrong to any Individual, because no
one would bo taxed for Improve
ments, or for tho crops rnlsed on tho
land; but the tax would only take Hint
which tho population gave to tho land.
The greater proportion of tho taxes
would be paid in congested centers of
population, and taxes wuld bo pro
portionately UghiFln ' tho country
whero lbo-poputaikm'ls scattered;
Single tax cannot bo ovadp'd. bo
cauno tho land cannot bo moved or
concealed. No other value can bo so
accurately estimated, and tho amount
known by nil. as land rent, which
could Ijc collected without any In
justice, and with less troublo and ox
ponso than nny other tax.
Manhattan Island oncn sold for
$20. It now pays., n land tax of
$.100,000,000 annually; and If tho
population was removed from New
York, Manhattan Island would not bo
worth tho original purchase price, as
he many billions of dollars Invested
In Improvmccnts would bo worthless
without any population to utilize
them. Tho Asters' collect yearly In
Innd rent $50,000,000, which tho As
tors did not create, nnd tho popula
tion of Now York, nlono, did creato,
All tho Innd rent of Manhattan Island
would be taken by slnglo tax, which
would benefit the Anton nnd every
one else, not by. Increasing tho As
tor's already superfluous wealth, but
through tho groater stnblllty of all
wealth, nnd tho mora Just distribu
tion, which would ralso tho standard
of manhood, nnd cstlmnto success
upon character rather thnn posses
sions. Tho vast Increaso In rovenno' from
single tax would stimulate public Im
provements of all kinds hoyoud any
experience in political government;
nnd tho Increased advantages pro
vided would bo enjoyod by tho wholo
population, Instead of tho present so
cial condition whom the Idle rich
dlsHlpnto tho wealth iiroduced by tho
labor of tho people, whllo laborers
nro condemned to perpetual toll with
out any hope of cxcnplng poverty, for
when wealth Is concentrated In tho
hands of tho few povorty for tho many
Is an Inevitable consequence.
Single tax would restore all vn
caul laud to public use, because thcro
would bo no object for nnyona to
own bind without cultivation or Im
provement sufficient to pay tho land
ront. Tho owner would, dorlvo no
benefit from tho rise In valuo of
land; but tho Increased valuo of tho
Improvements would greatly exceed
tho rise In land rout, so tho slnglo
tax would bo no hardship to any
owner of land.
Vacant lots and unimproved laud
would pay tho samo tax ns Improved
lots or land regardless of tho valuo
of tho Improvements tho tux would
not bo Increased, oxcopt, nB tho In
creased population) that might bo
caused by tho Improvements would
Increaso land ront. Blnglo tax would
reverse tho present practice of pun
ishing everyone who spends monoy
and employs labor In creating wealth
that boneflts tho community, by levy-
Jug, a tax on tho. (otfll -Wealth ho
added to tho aHHessinont roll) whllo
It rewards tho Hpeeiilator who does
not maUo any ImprnvouunttH on laud,
by making his unnossmout low and
tho taxes light, that tin may tuijuy
tho Incroasod value of his laud by I he
growth In population brought by the
Improvements of his neighbor.
Tho vast majority of land Is now
leased or routed from Individual
owners. It would mnko no differ
ouco In tho security of possession, nml
demand for Improvements, hecnuso
laud rout was paid to tho state by
I single tax, Innteud of paying the rent
or lease to Individuals; on tho con
trary, tho lurroiiBod opportunities It
would open for tho people would
stimulate business nnd Industry. It
would also destroy speculation In
Innd and put tho real estate gambler
out of business, for all tho prospec
tive profits from cutting up acreage
Into town lots would bo lost, for
slnglo tax would take nil tho land
rent, and tho only profit to tho own
er would bo derived from the Im
provements ho puts on tho laud,
It Is objected that single tnx would
remove taxes from tho vast Improve
ments owned by railroads, tniHts, cor
porations nnd rich men. Hut tho
taxes tho rich pay with so much os
tentation Is a bagatelle to tho tax spo
rial privileges are constantly levying
on tho people; excessive fares nnd
freights are filching everyhodys pock
etbook, middle-men, pay tho lowest
prices to farmers and producers and
sell1 to consumers nt tho highest
prices, all monopolies fix prices to
produco tho most profit; what do tho
yearly property taxes amount to In
comparison with tho dally nnd hour
ly tnx Imposed on every movement
nnd necessity of tho people? And
flnnlly MONKY--tho king of all
special privileges that rules both the
government and tho people.
Tho standard of valuo fixed In
gold gives to financiers In control
of gold supply ahsolutn power to
fluctunto nil values by changing tho
quantity of money In circulation to
produce prosperity or panic, nt will.
Tho rate of wages Is regulated by
controlling the supply and demand
for labor, for when credit coascB the
demand for labor censes. Tho do
greo of prosperity Is regulated by fi
nanciers In control of money supply
ns positively as steam pressure.
Tho power of capital Is absolutely
Invincible whllu gold Is the standard
of value, and It Is only a matter of
expediency that cnpltal ever submits
to tho doninudn of lnbor they can
starve labor any time they choose -for
monoy Is ns yltnl to tho body
politic ns blood to the Individual, nnd
when monoy disappears from circu
lation It creates bankruptcy, starva
tion nnd death throughout tho body
politic ns Inevitably us soverlng the
Jugular vein kills tho Individual
whatever the rate of wages fixed, In
n settlement between labor and capi
tal, the profit can bo taken nwny
from lnbor by Increasing tho quant
ity of money In circulation, which
would mnko money cheap, nnd re
duce tho purchasing power of tho
money In which wages nro paid.
No power can rcgulnto or control
monoy power ns long ns gold Is tho
stnndard of valuo, but It can bo des
troyed by. making monoy a fixed nnd
unchangeable standard of value, only
possible by eliminating nil commodi
ties from tho standard which Is tho
desideratum of a fixed and im
chnugcnhlo stnndard ot value tho
money Issito nnd bond Issue being
equal nnd Interchangeable, and tho
Issuo of money super-abundant, the
supply of monoy In clrculntlon
would bo automatically regulated tn
equal the'domnud. Scientific money
would plneo money In reach of every
ono with wealth to oxchangu os posi
tively as weights nml measures,
which would esnbllsh credit and pros
perity as constant as gravity.
Single tux will simplify tho system
of raising rovenno for tho stato, and
ellmtnnto tho unjust nnd unequal per
sonal property tax, which those of
small means have to pay In full, while
tho rich cscupo'tho porsonnl proper
ty tnx on tho vast mnjorlty of their
wealth nssessed under that classifi
cation. Whon capital has had Its
teeth pulled by tho demonetization
of gold, nnd can no longer dlctato
the policy of government, the pooplo
will bo tho gainer by tomovlng taxes
on wealth, through tho regulation of
all special privileges and compelling
their operation for tho common good,
Instead or profit for capital.
All the rrenzled fulmlnntlons of
hired orators to defeat slnglo tux
legislation are rilled with deceit and
cunning for tho purpose of conceal
ing tho truth from the voters, aniW
hits no mioro merit than tho redlcu
lous rulsc- hood that single tax would
favor capital by Increasing tho bur
don of land' owners. The oxorclso of
common hoiiho and reason will con
vince every Intelligent voter that
thoro would be no Injustlco to any
one by tho adoption of slnglo tax as
the solo rovonuo system of tho stato.
Jb'dMS TO HELP
jtCCUSlW OFMGTJT.
fiTniajw ,
VtAOTl -
4Ut9 frr tto. wi4ttO
crA.M.n-3 i
.lames 11, Mnrtli li n republlcnn
political leader In New York who tried
to explain to the Uraiul Jury In New
York how Police l.toutcnant llecl.er
accused In connection with I he minder
of (inmbler Itoooutlml In that city, be
en.uu wealthy, but liN story fell list
and pun cd a weak alibi for Ihu ollcr
man.
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Jackson and Summit
Medford Realty and
Improvomont Company
M. V. A II. Co. Itldff.
A SNAP
00 ncron, six miles from Medford.
good graded road crosuon tho tract,
all froo soil, at $fi0 por ucro. $1000
wl(l handle, easy terms on balance
Part q crook bottom laud, suitable
for alfalfa, Sovoral springs on tho
plnco. Tlmbor enough to pay for tho
tract. No bitlldluga, In tho Griffin
crook district, '
W. T. York 6c Co.
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Monoy on hand at all tinina
to loan on improved ranchon
and city proporty at lowest
rates with "on or boforo
privilogo."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phono 3231 820 G -O. Bld?,
Draperies
Wo carry a vury onmplotn linn or
ririipnrloH. (uau curtains, rivturos, olo..
and do all oIiimmuh nr iijiholNterluir. A
miopia iimn to look ufior this work
oxeliislvnly nnd will plvo as Boort
jinrvlcn us Is nowdblo fo Hot In Svcui
tho luruqwl oltlutf.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
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