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Of i n t.Vt"t i MEDFORD MATtl TRIBUNE, MDDFPRT), ORKGOyr, TUESDAY, StiWlUMHKR 30, 19.12, He i- 4 i . V O 1 I J r - IL TRIBUNE Medford Mftlh.Thti W.iForl TrftoUitfi; Th floutl! ern oriMHB, xiitt asm sua tm ibune. mXDTO RDJtA MWMHDaaBMcaaauMMafPBsaHHMi MEW"" ' Offlco Mall TMbune.Utithllpir. 26r27a9 Nerlh Fir street' phan, 'Mnln 30i; Home 75. tihHUKPt.TTtfA, k.mbruhd Manner Rntrrcd n nocond-clnn matter nt Mrrironl. Oregon. nJcrv. tho .net of Miirvlt-IltTS.-1 1BT. " ""' ""I" n- Official raper of tfts City Of Medford. Official taper C Jsekseu County. SUM5CRJIrm5 H.VTMS. Onti yfrar, by watt.... I........,, 15.00 tins month, by hmII ........ t .., . .SO Par month, UellHsrii by 'currier In 'MftsTartl, JaMcBnVillft and Cen tal Tln . .SO fVtiiNly nJy,rby lti&ll. per year., l.oo Weekly, per ..year . ........ 1.80 ? 8WeRf CIRCUIATIOX. Dally tvmx er tXricn months end' lay November , It'll. 8TS1. '"b1I Lea Wlr VaUrJ Prri U I a Miches, TIle Mall Trlbuno Is on mlo at the Kerry News Htnnu, Pan Francisco. iMrtfniul Hotel New 8UnJ, Portland, Ilewmnn New Co., Portland, Ore, W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. Our Poets' Club l AliW " .., ..(.. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY Frc1 C. Griffin You've nil rend of gems of beauty, f Like tho poets' rnvc about, 'And there's one out hero in Oregon That's the 'queen without n doubt. She's got' the finest orchards On which the 'mm has over shone, And it's just the best plnco I know, ' To Havo a little home. i Now " I can't -write in flowery f language, Like Shakespeare, Burns or Poe, But I'll tell you all about tliis country i In just the best way that I know. There's, great, nigged mountains Towerin' towards the sky, And gentle hills and valleys That arc pleasin to the eve, f There's swift streams and rippling , .brooks, . Jut tecmin' with trout, And the greatest sport in the world Is just to pull 'cm out. ' And for thoso who like to' hunt, Why, in the mountains near There's plenty of quail and grouse, And cougars, bear and deer. Anglers come from near and far, In the Rogue to cast Uicir linecs; They say the fishin' unsurpassed, , And they've been iu many climes. Yotfcnn just imagine Tiie feelings of a man, When he's got a hvclve-jwund steel head On his hook he's trying to land Sometime I try to figure out Why, folks down cabt live thur; It'gets cold enough in winter To nigh freeze a "bar," And in summer time, Whew I don't it get hot, And there's skectcrs and other critters To pester u man a Jot. Ifow I just can't imagine Why 'more folks don't come out . wesf, Whnr (bar's r the finest climato With which any Sand is blest. And thur's ery few skectcrs, And thnr uint no fetiiigercc p ninko a man imagine He's resjidin' jti the JIaydcs. This country I'm writin' 'bout Is noted far and wide. They raise us fine a fruit As over growed outside. Now it you're one who likes the best In this world of toil uud strife, Just settle in this valley And you'll be satisfied with life. iflNNMRi l NEW SCHEME I! I. Daniels toy Dud has originated u uoycl new advertising scheme uud one which is certain to find favor ih the city, llcnlixitig that the pat rons of the moving picture hhows of tlm city are legion ho has decided to provide theater tickets for his patrons. For each dollar opent with him ho will give the purchaser a 5 euut ticket to u moving picture bhow. This is good at any of the theaters for children under 12 years of age. For a ij!i purchase two of tho 5-cciit tickets are given, which will admit an adult to the 10-ceut hIiqwh, while for ."KI one will reccivo three tickets, each repreienting fi cents, and will admit tho person to a 15 cent bUow. JJy buying a uujt of clotlios one can get a $1,51)' ticket U the Mudford Opeifi hoiihc, provid ing the suit cost '$11 0, The tickets will be good at any time. norn. ,Tnwday, Sent. , ip. 19 12,- to -tho fprA.ti'Oteruou, a 8on,-" mm m OUR SUPERMAN it A LL demoomis nro ti'ntorp.M . r ., . t, ., - So liroo ininiGd Theodore Eoosovolt in 1JKK) attur bcinsr iioniinntcd by ttio bdssoa for viiKvpresulqnk Ifo wtis atlnekinp W. J. Bryan for promulgating those policies lie is himself championinp; now. "If Mr. Taft is not elcetild, a period of industrial chaos to business and bad times mginaii will suffer 111010 than any other class. They are the people, more than any other, who will pay the penalty, For their own material interests I believe tltev should support Mr. Rift." So wrote President Roosevelt in 1908 after he had used the steam roller to force tho nomination of Taft. The let ter was a characteristic appeal to cliarletanisnt in his of fort to elect W. II. Tnft president, a demagogic at hick V)on Bryan for preaching thoso very principles that Iho Bull Moose is now rantiutr for. f "Any man claiming to be a progressive who does not support the progressive party is merely the ally and tool of the reactionaries." So shouts Theodore Roosevelt in his frantic effort to qoeuro a third term in 19,12, self-nominatod by a party of his own creation, for whjoh ho has appropriated most of Bryan's principles and many of Debs' planks of Debs whom ho used his officia position as prcsidont of the United States to stigmatise,, on account of these very prin- ipicr"au undesirable citizen." The utterance was an attack upon La Follette, tiie original "progressive" whom Roosevelt's steam roller barred from the 1904 convention. In brief, throughout his entire career, those opposing Roosevelt are liars, traitors, undesirable citizens, allies and tools of reactionaries, malefactors of .wealth. The "square deal" is never for opponents only bludgeon liloiyp .front the. big ick for them, despite the cause they represent. ' -LTad Mr. Roosevelt ever originated any progressive policies, had he used his two terms to advance progressiva measures, had he with the power and prestige of his officq forced the "humanitarian" program he has borrowed. irom tno socialists, ho might have done for humanity what Lloyd George is doing in England but his social reforms were confined to telling women that they needed babies rather than votes or decent treatment and living wages, and his political reforms to compromises that sacrificed principle ior expediency, lie became a progressive and a champion of humanity outy when he sought a third term as president. D2Roosovelt is sincere, it can only be because he takes himself seriously as a superman, above and beyond the law. "Whatever ho does is right it cannot be questioned. Tiie end ahvavs justifies the means, his use hallows mere ukase settles all problems that vex humanity. His cause is always right and he battles for the Lord.' Even shooting a fleeing Spaniard in the back is an'ITonieric episode of lierojsm to brag about when he fires the shot. He ranks with the Caesars and Napoleons in his own mind as a Brobdinguagian striding through a Liliputian world. Either this, or he is an unscrupulous demagogue, ruthless in his quest of power. , That he is regarded as a superman by his followers is also evident. On no other ground can his adoration be accounted for. Xone of his many serious failures and failings dim his lustre to them. Lotric and argument are all in vain. As the. children followed the Piqd Piper of Hamelin, sp. the blind hero,-worshippers follow Tcddv, lured by music of his magic flute they know not whither. "The Hymn of Armageddon," by George Svlyester Vierick, in the. International, a typical Roosevelt anthem, shows clearly the adoration of the hero-worshippers for their superman. They ought to make him a god, as the ancient Romans did with their emperors and the modern Japanese do with theirs. Listen to the closing stanzas: The sternest militant of God whose trumpet in the fray Has cleft the city into three shall lead us on this day. Tho holy strength that Daid had is his, tho faith that saves, For he shall free tho toilers as Abo Lincoln freed the slaves. And he shall rouse the lukewarm and those whose cjes are dim, The hope of twenty centuries has found n voice in him, Becatibc the Beast shall froth with wrath and perish by his sword, He leads at1 Armageddon Jhe legions of the Lord! X For he shall move the mountains that groan with ancient shnm, And mete with equal measure to tho lion und tho lamb. w And he shall wipe away the tears that burn on woman's check, For in the nation's council hence tho mothers, too, shall speak. Through him the rope of pence shall blow from tho red rose of strife, America shall write his name into the Book pf Lifo. And where nt Armageddon we battle with the sword Shall rise tho mystic commonwealth, the City of tho Lord I LIST GIVEN Um 1 w w moosei Its NEW YORK, Sept. 10. -Campaign receipts and expenses of the pro gressives as announced hero today show that tho COO odd contributors wore mostly women who gave sums ranging from 11 upward. The statement covers a period from July 1 to the present and of the ?55,109 received In contributions George W. Perkins and Frank A. Mun&ey each gave $15,000. Tho New York headquarters received 53, 357 and Chicago 11,877. Tho names of Glfford PInchot, Mcdlll McCormlck and Kootsovolt do nqt appear on tho list of givers. Other large contributions received were: George Mooro, JG.000; Mrs. W. Dudley Foulko, ?500 George A. Soden, William Wrlgley, junior, Chi cago and George K. .Roosevelt, f 1,000 euch; Mrs. Antoinette Wood, New York, B,000; Mrs..LoIgh Hunt, Mrs. Emmallne Roosevelt, f 500 each; Mrs. fimlly Snrow, 300, and Gnorgo K, Potter, Chicago, J1200, Tho total expenditures wore 01,- will result, in which the worlc- mm m. MAROON A TRAIN NOOALKS,, Ariz., Sept. )f).-r-Pii. filling a threat to prevent the oper ating of trains on the Southern Pa cific lino south of Nogalcs, .Mexican rebels marooned the first train sent over the line in three weeks, tearing up 100 yards of truck on cither side, according to messages rocqived by railroad officials here today. A work train sent to repair the breaks was captured und burned and its crew driven hack towdrd tho Arizona bor der. Refugees arriving hero today re ported thqt oight Mexican federal soldiers iii(l oiio Iniliqu were killed Sunday when Yaqui Indiaqs attacked Empalmc, Houorn. The attack was repulsed. ' ' ' 082 and tho unpaid bills still on file 3,1G7. In addition to these figures thore are contracts and ob ligations In tho New York offlco amounting to 53,124. The Chicago headquarters spent $3,351. Tho oxpenscs, listed do nqt dnnl with tho pre-coiiveiitlon 'campaign, H l WER POLICE PRE NKW YOKK, Snl. U. Mayor Onyqor of New Yoik proved u ro Xractory witness when called this afternoon to tcslify tit tho alder manic proho into alleged corruption of New York police. He- lost hN temper with tho firt question nl;od uud risim from tho witnoxs ehair .vhouted; "if I am not allowed to givo Iho facts in inv own wav and ns I know them I will quit the sland nt unco." Atter (oiiMdcntblo ditiicully tho mayor was mollified and coiiliuind his testimony. He said Hint ho kept track of the operations of tho polico department by letters and written reports from Police t'ommisHnuur Waldo. He could not lecull, how over, any special reHrtH on iee and crime conditions. Mayor Qaynor again loM his tem per when he was questioned nt leiiglli regarding lln purl ho played iu directing the police force. When asked ifj.ho looked after the depart ment tenulkuow ulint wits uoitnr .in. Guvnor fairly hhook. "I hnvo eye, ears, hands nnd feel,'' ho angrily idioittud. "And I uso thorn ullj'' The climax catno when one of tho investigators nsked him if he did not think tho present .ystcm of conduct ing tho police force was defective. Shaking his finger in tho face of hii questioner, Oayuor cried: ,4l did not corao here to thiuk. I rnino here to give facts. 1 urn will ing to give nil the facts in my pos session, but I don't wnnt to be both ered or M?stered. I don't know what I have got to do with this thing, tiny- way.' Federals Granted Permit to Cross WASHINGTON, Sept. JO. Au thority to permit 1500 Mexican fed erals to come into Kl Paso "from Juarel and then to entrain forxsomu point iu Arizona, not disclosed, so that they may cros into ISonorn sjale for n roncertcd attack on the rebel forces, was wired front Wash ington this afternoon to American officers along the Mexican border. The Mexican troops will travel n Southdrn Pacific trains. Bowels Bad, Liver Torpid? Cascards . i i If Constipated, Illlious, llcadacliy, Stomach Hour, get n 10 cent Ikix of CaNcarcts Take One To night You mon and women who can't get feeling right who havo headache, coatod tongue, foul tasto and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bil ious, nervous and tipsot, bothered with a nick, gassy, disordered stom ach, or have backache and fool worn out. Aro you kcoplng your bowols clean with Cascirets. or merely forcing a passageway every fow days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is Important. Cascarets work whllo you sleep; clcanso and regulate tho stomach, ro movo tho sour, undigested and for imcntlng food and foul gases; tako tho excess bllo from tbo liver and carry out of tho system all tho constipated waste matter und poison In tho In tcutlncs nnd bowels. A Cascaret tonight will Htrnlghtou you out by morning a 10 cent box from any drug store will koop your stomach sweet; ilvor and bowels regu lar and head clear for months. Don't forget tho children. They lovo Cas carets bocaiiKO they tasto good do good never gripe or sicken., i ' " ." '. rH i WE WILIi MAIL XOU 91 for each set of q!d False Tooth sont us. Highest prlees said for old Gold, Silver, old Watches, Drokon Jewelry and Precious Stonos. Monoy Sent by Return Mall. Pblla. Smelting & Refining Company Established 20 Years 803 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. To Dentists We will buy your Gold Filings, Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Highest prices paid. . , - .HJUL-jV um i -yJi-u, -,' .1 Established 1878 GAYNOR OSES DURING . FRUIT D. CR'OtfgJ&EY&SONS Commifljisioji Merchants 201 FraitkllH fU., New York '. Our Specialty yl APPLES a.nd PEARS, , ,,, , , Wo have our own housos Iq t ' NKW YOJtlCi LIVERPOOL. LONDON ,l flLAHOOW Direct cons'lpnOTonls solicited or sue our Roguo River ropreKontntlvo. CHRIS 'GOTTLIEB ' Medford, Oregon No More Gray or Faded Hair Woman nnd nieit who ntm I'AUI SlAX Hoko can ho sure their hnlr will never Utrii gray, PARISIAN Sago will prorvo tho natural color of tho linlrt stop It from huconilug faded mid llfotoan, ami by nourUliIng the hnlr root glvn to tho hair a lustre and radiance that compels admiration. PARISIAN Sago Mops falling hnlr; banishes, dandruff; innkes tho ucnlp clean nnd treo from Itchiness and promotes a growth of heavy hnlr. Largo liottla 50 cents at dimtorit ovorywhore. Sold by CIiiih. Strang on money In dlsanthidod plait. . ay voices Kvory 'woman's heart rosponds to the charm fend weotnoBB of a baby'a I voice, because nturo intondod her for nature of a mother ihrlnki from tho ordeal of hilffurlng and danger. Worn on who uso Mother's Friend nro saved much discomfort nnd tholr Bystoms nro In a healthy condition to meetjtho tlmo with tho leant pointhlo dnnsor. Mother's Prfund In recommeiided 'ouly for tho relief and comfort of expect ant mothers, and Its many years of success, and tho thousands of omlorsn monta received from women who have used It are a Rtinrantoo of tha benoflt to be derircd from Its use. Mother's Friend allays nausea, pre vents caaiiig or m -, the breasts, and llffnltlllS la avery "way ZSKSrV T coatrlbutei to TCUfi,tta atroaj, healthy ,v - motherhood. Mother's Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for our fro- book for expectant mothers. MUBntLD REGUlATOft CO., Atkate, Ca. Hedford Real Estate S Employment Agency 100 acres, 2 miles from Phoenix, 10 acres In nlfalfa, 12 acres In or chard, deep semi-sticky soil, largo house nnd nil out sldo buildings, price 200 per acre. 10 acres on Central Point road, house nnd other out building!), $5000. 1C acres on Ross Lnno, llacros in pears, soiuo'npples, 1 ncrcs. In hay, 5 room bttngnlbw and nfl other out buildings. Will tnko some city pro perty Iu ns first payment. 40 acres of timber land will tako a good auto In trade. If you wilt como and list your placo with us wo will try and soil It. Wanted, furnished and unfur nished houses. Employment Girls and women for general houso work In nnd out of city. Waitress, woman cook for ranch. Elderly- woninn wants position as lioitsckcopor. Men for R. R. construction work. Mon In box factory. Fruit pickers. Wanted, wood contracts, MRS: EMMA BITTNER Phono 11 It; Home, If. Opposite Nash Hotel HOOMH O and 7, PALM BLOCK. 'i: Jofi-f ' WITH jhii: to tho fact that wo have built up a roputatlou for high-class Dentistry, which cannot ho excelled in this local ity. Wo do all branches pf Dental work In a thorough manner, and give satisfaction to all our patrons in tho skillful efficiency of our work, our courteous treatment, nnd tho roason ablonosB of our charges. This you will understand, nftor tho first trial. Lady Attendant DR. BARBER THE DENTIST Over Danlols for Duds. Pacific Phone 2528. Home Phone 352-K ? ' Incorporated 1904 Vftt m w&Ju 1 1 E A J? irejion Agricultural CHe"ge This grout Iniujtutlon optina IN doors tor tho fall mimesler on Sep tember U 0th Course of Instruction Ittclmln: UbHoral Agrlqnlttil-o, Agron omy; Anlnlat ItHnlmnllry. Dairy? Hus bandry, Unotcrlotogy. llntutiy mid Plant Pathology, Poultry, Husbandry, Horticulture, Kntuiuology, Vfltorlnary Science, Civil Knglneorlnit, Klootrlcal Knglneorlng, Meohnnlcal Kigliio(ir lint, Mining KiiRliUHirlitg, Highway Kngliioorlug, Iinmcstlo Solcnoo, o mostlo Ait, Conunerco, Forestry, Phnrinncy, Zoology, Ohonilstry, Phy sics, Matheumtlcs, KukIUIi Langungu nnd Literature, Publlu Bpualdng, Moiloru LnugiingcH, History, Art, Architecture, IndtiRtrlnt Pudnnogy, Physical Kdtirntlun, Military Buleneo ami TnCtlcn, and Musto, Catnloguo and lllustratod lltorn turu mailed froo on application, Ad dress; RoKlstrar, Oregon Agricultural College, Coi'valilM, Oregon. Sfliool Year Opinx Soiitemlwr 2(Mli Just ii bit of niontion ol' ovorydny HUiiunor toilet helps you must ho deeply interested in TALOUM Tnlciunseaslly tho most popular of toilet powdurn. Wo carry nil tho lontlltiR brands nny kind you wnnt any odor any tint any price. FACE LOTION You need fnco lotions, too iqlghty desirable for tnn freckles, and wlndbprn vacation necessity. Wo hnvo all sorts tho best ono. Wo mako Witch Uazol lletuoln Cream. GOLD OREAM for Indies and bnblos, for laddies and lassies, for everybody Cold Cream. All tho popular kinds and a flno spcclnl inndo by our solvos, Pitt Theatrical Cream. MEDFORD PHARMACY Near Postofflco Rookwood Anew line oC iho BEAUTriWIj ART POTTKRY Jusj, unpacked. Exclusivt; Agonin! MEDFORD BOOK STORE A SNAP 00 acres, six miles from Medford, good graded road crosses tbo tract, all froo soil, at $50 per aero. $1000 will handlo, easy torms on bnlance. Part la crook bottom land, suitable for nlfalfn. Several springs on (he placo. Timber enough to pay for tho tract. No buildings. In tho Griffin crook district, W. T. York & Co. AUTO EXPRESS QUICK DELIVERY Call iis up for all kinds of Express work qjlc)t delly,cryrQqri specialty. PAUL & LAWRENCE Phono Pacific nam Stand at Nash 1 - Draperies 1 Wo carry ft vory comnloto line of drupcrle. luoo curtains, flvluren, ate , and do all classes of unliolnterlnn. A upoclal tnan to look uflor thin work oxuliiNlvoly nnd will kIvo an Reed Hcrvlcn na Is oomnIIiIo to got In oven tho largost cltloH. Weeks & McGowan Co. Clark 6c Wright LAWYERS WASHINaTON,D.wO. Publlo Land Mattors;' Final Proof," Desert Lands, Contest and Mining Cases. Berlp. ., . ., , , f ..,, .j.sK-gKga.ja- a PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating All Work. Guaranteed Prlees 'neasonsblsu COFFEEN & PRICE ' 89 owr Bl'ook, Intranet oa sta at racUlo 8Q l. - Some it, WHIR TO ,00 TONIGHT J ,, l - 5 -I- tn rr-j tHEATRE .VAUDEVILLE. PIIQTO PLAYU, HOl'HIl .V IIOUMII Comedy ulnglug and talking nut. t PHOTOI'LAYB 4 THIS DL'ATII OF HAUL . Illbllcal , TIIE NEW IIAIIV A farco comedy In "Illack and Whlto" with an nmiiulig flnlNli. Till: EXTENHIO.V TAIILE Dram". A DAHII TllltU' THE CLOUDS A illograph furco comedy Coming 1'ilday TIIE CLOSE OF THE A.ML'RIOAN' JIEVOLUTIO.V (United HtateH History Harlot No. ) With Mr. Mate McDoimott na Thus. Jefferson . i GOOD MUHIQ ' ' Mntlneen Rnturdny mid Butidny 2 p.m. Mntlueo prices Co mid 10ti Eveuliig Performniico 7 p, m, Admlsslpn oveiiluci! 10n and ICn STAR THEATRE Tho placo whoro you got your mon ay's worth on both aides of tho dime. Pay spoclnl nltpulloit to our uncle ,, and effects WE flirr ALL THE IIIO OSVM Today Is your last chniico to buo CO.NVItT LIFE In tho Ohio Penitentiary. Tho most sensational moral lesson over portrayed In motion pictures. "AH OTHERS HEI-'l VH" A Fairy Talc ,.' , WARNER'S WAX WORKS Funniest er. c AL RAlllER, tho Hlngor., , It. D. Forrl and 'it, L, Wilni til daisy plnnlxi i. Some itriiuimer Mntlnoon Dally COMING NAT GOODWIN IN "Oil tr TmIM," Kepi, lillli nnd 1 Ith. POWL'R OF DF-STRIJCTIO.V HepL Itltlt and 17lli. ADMISSION 10 cents. CHILDREN, (I cents. THEATRE TONIGHT WILD IIIRDS AT HOME, AFTER MANY YEARS Vltagraph. TIIE LAKE OF DREAMS Sollg. THE SPOILKD CUILJLubln. Nothing but best of llcoiisod films. Flho nnlslt. - -' Watch Our Addition Grow Jackson and Summit i Medford Realty and Improvement Company H. F. A II. Co. nitTff. ' s MORTGAGE LOANS IVJoney ,on hand at nil timofl to loan on improved ranches nnd 'city property nt lowest ratoa with "on or hoforo priviloge." JAMES CAMPBELL Phone 3231. 820 Or.-O, Bldg, i2i2 J 4 i . (jf-fcY -'tfJ 4V,. -tmytii4ftmi14tin4'niit-i',Kr 4iy4Mi.iHti'vtM jj.jw4AjiVirtl.iijw.Mj.ft'iiMi Jl?JVl!3EHZi!.