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Newspaper Page TextX, Ren form ,. MEDITORT) MATTJ TRTBUNID, MEDFOUD, OREGON1, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1012, ffdSffSKSSTICTWSI x f ' Medford Mail tribune $6 KWCNDKNT NIJWJ CD KVHIIY '. PA1I?K AFTItflNOOtf HUNiur ur THIS DFORD PIUNTINO CO. jT-heipemncrntlo Time, Th MtdforJ MunThe Mc.Uord Tribune, Tho South wn uresjroninn, tiio Aaitiana Triuunc ..Offlw Mall Tribune Hulldln Nortn Fir ireot; pnono, 11 Home 76. IK. 2B.87-S9 Main 021: 2 CltKmarc l'UTNAMRtlltor nnil Manager Rtitrrot) n iiocond -elans m.itler it Mdfor1. Orrgon, nJor tho act of March 3. 1S79. Oiflelat raper't) the City of Mdfort. Official 1'nper of Jackaon County. una your, tiv mail, , ....!S,no Ona month, by mll.,. ........... ,&o Per month, delivered fcy carrier In iMedfnrd. Jacksonville and Con- tJtrnl Point SO attrday only, by mall, per year., 2.f' Vtpkly, per year.......... 1.50 'V swonx eiRriii.ATix. Bally averaRe. or eleven months end ing November 30, 1911, 5751. Pall Leaned Mire 1'nlted Preaa Dlnpntehea, Tho Mall Tribune Is on sale at the Ferry Ncwa Stand. San Franelneo. Portland Hotel Sewn Stand. Portland. iKiwman ivenn c., I'oriinnd, ore W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. . MHUKonm nnccoy. Metropolis of Southern Oreuon and Northern California, and tho fastest growing city in Oregon. Population U. 8 eensua 1910 SS40; cciinwicn, ivu m.uuu. Flvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity Water Syatem completed Klvtrxr finest Ktinrly puro mountain water, and 17.5 Utiles of utreeta paved Jfostofflce receipts for year ending Jyovember SO, 1311, show Increase of 1? parent. . Banner frulbclty In OreRon nopue, lltver Spltxcntxrw apples won awecp Wtakea nirlxc n title or 4j "Aawlr KM of the MnrM" r the- National Annie Hhnw, Hpoknne, IMS. and nvear ot'Kcwtotvm won tf Ftait IrlM l lit tlCaf4lM InteraatlonalApplo Show, ?jrUertort Mm faTltll 8t ftpokana National -Apple Show won T -earlaH of JCrwtPWHa iwu mver 'pearti Drought nixnest prices In. all tnarketa of tha -world Uur !' the past sis kftat ,, Write Commerctatt Club. Inclosing cents for poataRa tor the finest comma. nlty pamphlet ever -published. MINIMUM WAG E BH.L FOR WOMEN PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 4. A ten tative draft of a iroposcdpilntrauki Wage bill estimating', wages for b t" V f women on the cost per-weefe ot their food,' clothing and household ex peS, Is being passed 'are unclT today1 for criticism and Inspection by ha Consumers', League-, V . f N The "bill' provldhi ibsUSmall- & unlawful to pay women le! thin 97.50 a week In counties of less than a hundred thousand population and Jess than $9 .a week Jn counties of. a hundred thousand or more. The employe ikglvcH the" privilege tourer cover byclvll action all moneys In , j default ot the amounts specified In the bill as, tho wage she is entitled to, and the bill' also provides that no employe may 'be discharged for tesiV fylng against- affirm on "points, 'cov ,ercd in the bill without a penalty for the firm in question. THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP TII13 Romal-up given annually hy Pontllcton is a most Successful show. It gets tho crowd, it gets the money, it furnishes spectacular oxcitemont for the multitude thoreiore it is a success. The Pendleton East Oregonian says: " It was a stuiien duous success., 3t provided a swift, thrilling entertain ment for 50,000 out-of-town people; it brought half a million dollars of outside mow?y,to the city and has thrown the name of .Pendleton into the glare as never before." Anything that gets the coin and the crowd is a success, materially considered. The big prr,e fights arc .most suc cessful. The Mexican and Spanish bull fights are suc cesses? .The circus maxinms of tho anuiont Uonuuis, with its gladiatorial combats and rendjug of human flesh by wild beasts was still more successful". ' ' The Komul-up is based upon Buffalo Bills Wild AVosr circus. Lt depicts on a grotesque and exaggerated scale tho brutal amusements of raiich life of pioneer days a life long since passed away and kept alive only by dime novels and spectacular shows. Even the Indians, brought iu obsolete decorations from the reservation to parade in feathered finery, are prosperous farmers with onlv one pure-blooded abonginee among them. Long horned wild steel's no longer roam the range. Herds of wild fiorses years ago went the way of tho" buffalo. Eastern Oregon long since ceased to be the wild west. Bull-dogging, biting steers, roping and throwing help less animals, torturing horses into bucking performances, and other exhibitions given at the Round-up are Jar-more cruel than prizefighting, bull-fighting or any other of the sports condemned as brutalizing. It is popular for the same reasons it appeals to primitivqf lovo of brutality and savagery and struggle that is inherent in mankind and which civilization is trviuir to eradicate. Such exhibitions': never lack popularity, NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR DELIGHTED OVER RECENT MEETING WITH PRESIDENT TAPT n t , Tho Kound-pp.cnrichcs Pendleton, but. the world is no ricnor tor it, humanity no better,xnutl in the long run will dwarf Pendleton's legitimate development make it mere ly a show town, dead fifty-one weeks in the year. WILSON'S ELECTION PROBABLE. AERIAL RAILWAYS OVER SWIHERLANDS GLACIERS TILE New York Herald and Chicago Record Herald V; national political canvass demonstrates that unless material changes occur between now and election time, Wbodrow Wilson will be the next. president of the United States. , yTo accomplish this result, "Wilson hns'oulv to hold the .nonnardenioqratie vote, while the republican vote is split between Konfccvek and Taft. .7 3?aft is liractica'llv out of the runninrr. Ifo is irfnfii nf i.i, . ii " .1 xi..-- ii ... .It.',.. ' ' ...--.- ''Clie.iTht: tlifiVhrVirn lios hofwoon WiWiiniirfrftAAai&A'U-i HmletIr)iIcLj)qli is valuable in that it shoes' the drift -,.IT -- ,..... ,..v, ...k-.j. , , v.. 1.1I..X. ua uuill! uisa 1KI V.L tuigjedtfromfjafwii 1908 to AVilson asliayeturhed towaixl xuouse js less rnau a quarter ot the ciiange troin Tart m 1908 to Wilson. The change from Bryan tqTaft is' so slight sis to.be negligible: Thc neldenidcriitic-gahi is one- third of the republican loss, the balance of which goes to Roosevelt. The poll shows plajnly the drift to "Wilson. It indicates that the democrats arc not onlw Jioldfiiig tiioii'tmrtv strength but gaining, and he gainNvilLbegreater'stilJ in states like California and Kansas where the Bull Moose has stolen the republican name and baiTed the regular re publicans from a place on the ballot. KfvniuilUK iih nitl Hn.liiR tlitilno! of rcwunplHKl, "1)UiIch urnkv jtlnintr IhhU" Out- of Hi1, taiiK was nuulr fir Crvlih-nl Titft, it mtIiuIiIc livlntliati of luiiilorlinidSSil ftiT Onxrriior WimhIpiw WIKoii. vlt Is by uuv nf Itplng j tloiuivrutle tSitUlfatUo for tho l'n"nifnii , lintl ltit In l( ho riMiiuri.nl thstt In hnd xinit yvl)FMl liml plpul-nf room." he rwi'iilinl lo tin ivcport.tnt worM Whlth Is not rrmnrVuliIc l one roinimron hl tntlior niiotrrv iliilmn with President Tuff n tuple melnt: line. t;oenur Wilson did not irll uliellier lie ilnvtuml of Imping to occupy iinotlier of Mr Tuff iHMiilrrutlH pliM of furul lure lo wit. the Presidential cb.ilr president ift and,t.oertior u INon recently niel whllo nt the nuie hotel in iiuMon. ijovernor w in I'resldeut. It's a Bear! lon occupied (tic room orlKliMilty tmW up for the OF ABDUCTING L CATHOLIGS OFFER 10 L sniG 1 E WASHINGTON, Oct., 4. Switzer land has just' Inaugurated an aerial railway for tho transportation of pas uongers over precipitous places In the mountains, according to a report to ,tho State Department by Consul Gen joral Mansfield, at Zurich. Several bf theso roads arc now In operation, fnd tlio demands of tourists, who j&want comfort in tho cscent and des cent of mountulus, and who enjoy tno novelty and bensations exper- lenced In scaling tho heights In cars ' carried through tho air on cables, arc encouraging tho construction of aerial routes over some of tho most difficult places in tho Alps. Hereto fore aerial railways have been used only for military and industrial pur poses. Many Swiss ncoplo who lovo tholr mountains and enjoy tho beauty and grandeur of tho Alpine scenery re gard theso innovations with dis favor, claiming that they detract from tho charm which tho Creator gavo to tho great heights and tho glaciers. SKATTU-:. Oct. I. -I'lmrKi'il with the iilnluctioit of liana Sato, JO, ; Jnpaiicse itll t'Or immoral purporos, Henry A. Voting;,' u former law tu dent nt the stuttfjijilverbtty, and H. J. Suitiguru, a ,IiuUiu.Vti interpreter, arc in jail loluy':inj fVOutlt, C ..",00 bail ourli. Tlii)iff)mftH, woie nutilv : i. Liiu.l.!. ... .... IIUIIUUIIi;tMItlOT SlihtaTO Wnslil nt "Smf Frnnciw . The scheme' fyqr -is thatSvi "uvemmeut ollieinl,, Ihq'xirl eonipelleil to pi to SntiJlKfaneimto, . lT wnero aauo wn to claim nor., iih iiik bride. It i eharel Snito Tffevtt tli -tho nrrosts lid Te-Hit(art Saito . v. r w . i ' tfrMinirty. ui)jrl iiaiu-i inn 1l)it ,at(l il' Yoiiiil'. -'mtl"Tr i. " " --r- allei-etl '-li'JmVkritDicd neut offieinl,, IhnJfli d II ,s it ASHLAND. Del. -I.- Aiclilii-lini I'litistie has Milninlli'd a iioioitiou to Ahlniul (o take over the old nor ma! school property ami establish n Catholic Heboid, Kunruntcciti;; to maintain it 'JO .years. The school would he one of their reuhit ilioeesitn schools and Mould bo o-MitH;tc(l to locloi into a school of higher education for otiu men and houicii. The nix'hhishop stated that, ho hart interviewed Ooenior West on )u t-iiliject mid finds him ready to do aii.vtln'u ho. can lit help matterri ihu in -jim the people here look with favor on (ho prouohftjou. f'JOO for her. The. nrrWt Jieic weru'made by iiiintigraliou olrfieials. 7IT LEAVE FOR SEATTLE IIOXOIiL'U'. Oct. I. After re viewing 1,000 United States troops, Secretary of Slate Juiov and Secre tary of the Interior Firilicr are today en route for Seal lie on the cruiser Maryland. Secielary Knox is rciurnin from Japan where ho represented I he I'uil- 'nll Stiites t the Jatn emperor' fun eral. Sceretary Kinher has just fiiir is I led mi im estimation into the uork inp? of the xovcruuicutal Hystcm in tho islands. SAFETY PIN GUI GIRL'S THROA J PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 4. Wllma ."Wade, l2jfears pld, Is happy today astho result of a successful opera tlon to remove a throe inch safety pin which had reposed in hor bron chial tubes for six days. Tho girl had swallowed tho pin while sowing at her homo at Sutnmervlilo, where her. parents own a ranch, Homely remedies were applied without effects and alio was thou .rushed to Portlaud. Tho pin wuh iBWited by means of an X-Hay and 'lrHWa out of the pussages by a med IjMl hook. Tlie girl win recover. , WASHINGTON, Oct., 4. Army en listments during tho lust few months havp taken a sudden and surprising increase, according to War Depart ment figures Just given out. De spite the fact that the summer months aro always dull recruiting periods,. 2,075 men enlisted in tho regjifar scrvlco of tho army during July. Onp'f reason which might bo assigned.? Id. largo increase in recruiting Is tha nn... ....II. ......... , ,.,.. . ,. .."!. Mn uuiiDuiiunt mw WHICH goes 1I1UJ effect on November 1. This law pro vides that every man enlisting af ter that date must complete four years of actual service and then must ifili oinl- "Friio hold himself in readiness as a reserve J VCX Idlliiy Hi It US ror tureo moro years. He may bo summoned at any time to servo in pio rfvertt of war or tho Imminence of war. Doubtless, many men who have lieen considering serving in tho army, but who, at the same time, do not wish to bo held under obligation for so long a porlod havo taken ad vantage of the opportunity to enter before tho law goes Into effect, thus avoiding tho three years' rcBcrvo duty. RIBBONS ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR , ASHLAND'S SCENIC ROAD i sASHLANI), Oct. 4. Local mat. chimin have received lefiucsls for hidis for BiipplicH to be delivered lo the forestry officials by October l.'j. The communication states that right miles of road will be built mid that a crow of from 20 to 30 men will bo put 'to uoik. It looks ah if tho dream of Ashland for a, fine road lo tho sum mit would he n reality before the opening of the tourist hcuhoii honI summer. Jt is reported from other sources 'that the nrelimiuury work 'k already under way. Mile. 'Lydla Loupoukowa has join ed the cast of "Tho Lady of tho Slip per, ' ' , Stomach Misery "J'apo'n ftlnpepsln" J telle cs Vour Indigestion in Vlti .Minnies Sour, gassy, upset stomach, liidl gestlqu, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the food you cat ferments Into gases and stubborn lumps; your headache and .Vuu ieol sick and miserable, that (JvhVij you realize tho magic In I'apo'k DC-licpgn, It makes snob Vilsory vijnlsh in flvo mlnuUis, (, '' If otir stomach Is iu a coutluoiis rovolt-r-If you can't get It regulated, please, for jVtJur sake, try Dlapopsln, It's so needless to have a bad stom ach juiakp your next meal a fav orlt((fooU' meal, lli'en Take' a little Dlapopsln. Thoro will not bo any distress eat without fear. H'K be cause Papo's Dlapopsln "really does", regulato weak, out-of-order stom achs that gives lt It's millions of sales annually. Ge a largo flfty-cont caso of Papa's'. Dlapopsln from any drug store. "It Is tho queckest, surest stotna'ch relief and euro known. It acts almost like magic it Is a scientific, harmless and jileasaitt pre paration which truly belongs in every home,. "". &' Yard 1 0 Cents 100 pieces all silk and satin Ribbon in No. I0 0 widths colors blade, white, pink, bine, red, c'c. sale price, yard 'H)r: 100 pieces heavy all silk Taffeta Ribbon; regular 25c lo '10c yard qualities, in widths up to No. ISO, sale jiri'cu 1i 20 and 255 Boys' and Misses' Jlcavy t fleece lintd Arests and Pants, .3 stylos to select froiy, mo.t anyizp 25 each i :. Ladies' light weight, high neck, long sleeve Vests for early fall wear, sale price, ' - 25 eaclr Children's and .Misses' fleece lined Union Wnits, pure white and silver grey, each .., 500 iMisse.s' heavy fleece lined Union Suits, pure white, .silk- trimmed, each $1.00 Ladies' CJiiion .Suits, each 750, JjJl and $1.50 Boys' and Misses' Heavy and fine rib bed Jloso, 25j worth of wear in avovy pair, jill si.efy ; ! 150 pair iNFens', Ladies' and JMisses fast black Ifose, all sizes, 100 j mil in i) tei' iMen'.slKjavy all leather AVork Uloves, up tu,$1.50 values, pair ,, ,(.,500, 750 and. $X.00 JJoys' and'JjadieH' CJ'aunllet Gloves,' ' .'';' pair fc : 500, 750 aiid'l.OO' " Moil's Oot'ton jyiimiioi d loves, knit wrist, pr.'iO0 ,.'. ; 3 pair for ?50 ', , , , 100 fine Shawls, 15c to 25c value, 3 stylos, to morrow, each 100 HUSSEFS A Groat Dig "Silver Tip" Hoar fully mounted a rug that you could not. buy for loss than piM)Q. Also One .Mongolian Spoiled Loo- mrd i tully mounted a ligh priced Kttg, cheap at 125.00. 2 other o!xpousivo Onoiitnl Kugs Leopard skins .with black boar border, rare spe cies, $150.00. One South American Hlack Kaglo mount od valued at $5000. The Rug collection and the "Host" little 1800.00 Bun galow Home in tho city goes for the modest sum of $2375. The house wo just completed and built for a "Home" now and clean, carries $2500 insurance which is not noaV tho cost. Read Description This artistic bungalow is 28x55 feet on a lame lot 50x MO feet, located on Rose av enue, a paved street, clost m. whoro ovorbody owns their own homos .and many now ones under construction well built and finely fin ished, double const met ed, which is a rare thing in this locality. - Small fuel bills, porch clear across tliu front with large cut stone porch piers, largo living room 12x28 foot, with fire place of while glazed brick, maplu floors highly polished, nice grills, chit fa closets and built-in cabinets and bins in tho kitchen, solid brass electric fixtures and solid brass hardware to match laundry trays with hot and eold' water, largo sleeping )o"HiJ ,wq-foijo.d window shades,, beautiful tinted walls, nice lawn tins is one of tho plans being used so much it Long Beach, Cal ifornia. .If there are any .houses of ibis nihility and ,lo cation in the city lor sale you will find them listed around $1000.00. With this homo wo throw in for good jneasuro $000.00 worth of Oriental Rugs all for $2375.00 because we aro moving oast in October. Get, busy and own a 'Koal Ilonio'. If there is "one" thing von should by to buy "Good" it is a "Home." A cheap "Shack" of a house in a "Hum" location which you expect to call your "Home" will always bo an eyesore to yourself and family; build ing matevial has increased in price about. 20 in the last 3 months, and you would have to hustle to build this house "alono" even if you own your own lot for tho price wo are offering it today. We will build no more, in "Mod ford" ko if you want a house that will last a lifetime, wo invito your most careful ex amination of this propertv. $1J00 cash will handlo th'is deal. Just the price of a small "auto." Which will increase the most in value, the Auto or the "J Ionic V1 WHER1 TO 0 TONIGHT UGO THEATRE TOO Mt'l'M WOOINO.OK tIANll. SO.Mi; DAN VlliiKrapli ' Tin: oi.n wi:iuunmmu:hs Kimiinay " l A beautiful driituallii Hluily tbat strikes iloep mid iruil, Ittldnteut with grlpluK hcai't loloroM. uw 'IIIK MISNINd KINOUIt lillbtil Tin: noon Hullg '11m story of a country boy and a stranded troupe. SIS THEATRE VAUDKVIM.K. l'UOTO PLAY ' ' I'lTHOIt AM UAVK In Itube Comply eilOTOlM.AY IMtOOKAM "A l'IIII.O'H.lti:.MOIIHK" Illogrnph fun lure with t eiinn tlonal flulnh llrrv'ii Anellicr: ,v Tin: (inti. at Tinrcui'OM" A Sullg niiullbluder with a ntronit'plot and rust "Ht'lStl SUSAN" Willi I'liutiy Joliir lliiimjr 0001) MU8IQ Mntltmcs Hulurday and Sunday 2 p.m. Mntlnco prices f.e mid 10a KvonlnR Performance 7 p. tn, Adtntunlon evrnlnr I Or nd lfo STAR THEATRE t'nilcr lllrei'llini I'iplo'n Anumriiirnt Co. Siipreiuo In rii-tum I'nHluctiona TODAY'S KKATUIli: 'mi: i-'kah" Unusunlly flue, extremely dramullc t mid tonvliulng "Tin: son. oi thi: vioi.i.N" A beautiful drama that will appeal l-'Olt. "A ITtONTint NOI,IHi:il'H ti'.vi:" A titory of pioneer day, full of tlirllU "ONI.V A .MII.I.KIl'S ItAlUJIITI.'H" A TliHtilioiiNcr comedy, full of rIrkIch Ah SATIIi:it in Sour Inquiro H. E. GATES Owner 23 Rose Ave. Clark & Wright I.AWYERS WAHIIINflTON, 1. O. ' Public fcand Matten: Final proof., Denort Landi, Conteit and Ulnjng Caiiei, Borl'p, Approprlalo MiimIc and HcnlUtld V.U fectn by It. It. I'OltltIXT and II. h, WOOIAVOItTlli i , . , ) ' COM I NO BOON ' "UNIHNK" A marvel ndaplatlon of tho fumoiin HIverMldo cIuhhIc, produced by tho fainoiiri TliauhoiiHur Company MatluiH'H Dally ., i ADMISSION no AND Ida XVH WIM MAIL YOU t or cuoh tot of old Knlne Teeth tent iih, HlRhoiit prlcoi paid for old Oold, Sllvor, old Wntohei, Uroken Jawlrjr and Precloiu Stones. Money Bout by Return Mall. Phlla, HmcItliiK A IteflnliHK GowfMjr KotabllHhod 20 Year 863 Clicfttiiut St., Pblladelpkla, Pa. To DcHtlat We will buy your Gold Plllngi, Oold Hemp, and Platinum. IIIgbHt prices paid. XHLJJJ3 i- j AUTO EXPRESS QUICK DELIVERY Cal un up for nil ldnrts of lCxproM workquick dollvorf our apoclalty, PAUL & LAWRENCE Phono pacific 3301 Stund ut NasU A SNAP GO acres, sir. miles from Medford, load gradod road crosses tha trset, all free soil, at G0 per acre. 11000 will handle, easy terms pa balance, Part Is creek bottosa land, suitable for alfalfa. Beora! spring on the place, Tlmbor enough to pay (or the tract, No buildings. In the Qrlffle creek district, W. Te York & Co. $ 4 " ' d