Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1912, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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erlo Tlnips, Tho Medford
Jffirrt TrlbunA. The Rotith
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lMaJI tribune Kulldln
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Main soil;
arm irip ainati tinntan
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QBOKOS TtJTS AM;MUor and Manner
'Bt-rd ns
MamtMtM miliar at
Mcaroni,
Orofnn. n.loh lbo xi nr
Marsh , 1R7.
Official Iajer ef th City of M'flferd.
wiioiai i-apor or jacKsoti county.
KltRSCHlnTmV ttlTm
one fonth,,by mall ,t. ,50
' wiwtii, iciiverei iiy earrirr In
Medford, Jaekionvllio and Cen
tral X'olnt ro
gjtunlay only, by mall, pr year.. S.'
Weakly, per year. , l.so
RWORW CIHCWI.ATIOX,
Dally avers k or leren month end
Jnir November so, lm. jtsi.
Pull I.rairri Wire Vattrd rreaa
DlnpatcTir.
The Mall Trlbuna In on sale at the
rerry Newa (Hand, San Francisco, -Portland
Hotel New Stand. Portland.
Bowman New Ce., Portland. Ore.
w. j. wanner. Keaitia. wasn.
WfHIPORO, ORHfiOY.
Malropoll of Southern Orejron and
Northern California. nd the fastMt
KrOttinit ,rlty In Oreftan.
Population O. R, ecmu 1910 SStO:
ettlmated. 151110.069.
Five hundred thouMnd dollar Gravity
Wotr Sylem completed, Ktvlnf: finest
supply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved.
Postotrlce receipts tor year ehilfntr
.November SO. 1911, show Increase of 13
per cent.
Banner, Trait city In Oregon Romia
Klver Spltzenberr apples woa aweep
takea prtxe and'tltle of
AssleXlac f the Wrtt
at the National Annie Shorr, Spokane,
ijw, im a ear nr Newtown won
Ftrat Print" In 1418
at Canadian International Apple Show,
anepuvcr?l.C. j v,j
at, Apokane Nntlonal. Apple Show well
by-earloart of Newtewn.
.Roirae niver pears brought highest
firlcra In all markets of the world dir
nur the past alx year
Write Commercial Club, tncloatnir
Cent a for postajre for- tha finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
ly Ad Srewn
Tlidrcls little dobbt about the fact
that this column carried the county
for Wilson.
Which Is the more admirable a
good loser or those who rub it In?
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1 Someone says "Slttglcr's name
should be Plural.
llush, little suffragette,
Don't you cry;
They'll get 'em counted
By and by.
So far no Jackson county man has
. askedfor t ajplace';on"3Vll8on'a cabi
net.' ; '
Once agalu Kelly lost, Hko Kelly
did.1
While you arc congratulating win
ners why overlook Shorty Garnctt
who made an Interesting statement
regarding bounty warrants.
Suggestion to fair management;
why not pull off a race between Kel
ly, SInglcr and Clarence Iteames at
the next fair?
GOVERNORS ELECTED
Colormlo Ellas
ar.
Anliuon.s
(Democrat.)
Connecticut Kiiucuu E. Haiti win
(Democrat.)
Delaware Thomas JL
(Democrat.)
Florida Park Truinuu
MntlUKllilU
I (Demo-
crnt.)
Idaho Jat'iicri '11. llawley (Dvino
oral.)
lllinoLs Edward F. Dunne' (Dem
ocrat.)
Jmliium Siiinucl !M Kaliston
(Duuioqral.)
Iown- 0. Dunn (Democrat.)
KiiiiKitH Arthur Cupper (Kcpub
licau.) jrussuclmsetts Euene N. Fosh
(Doinoerut.)
Sjiclilgnu-T;Woo(lbriij;c K. Ferris
(Democrat.)
Jliiinosotttr-Atlolpii O, Ebcrbnrt
(Itepublican.)
Jlissouri Elloolt W.- Major (Dem
ocrat.) Montana Samuel V. Stewart
(Democrat,)
Nebraska Samuel If. Morcbeud
(Democrat.)
New Hampshire F. Worcester
(Republican.)
, New York William Sulzer (Dcm
oimittK '.'
North Citroliun Louko Cruitf
(Democrat.)
Ohio James M, Cox (Democrat.)
ltboilo Iblaud Aram J. Pothicr
(Itiipublicaii.)
South Carolina- Colo L, Illciibo
(Ddiuuirat.)
South Dakota Frank Uyrne (Hc
jntblicau,) Teiinuhsoo Benton McMillan (Deul
.uuritt.) Texas Oscar 11. Colquitt. (Deino
'ornt.) ,!-
UtNb Joliu F. Tolton (Dcmociat.)
,WibiiiKtqnT5Knii'i LUter (Dein
,opnil.) , -IS
,Wet VirKinia W. II. Tlihmlisoii
(Deiuonrol.l w
VisQonsiif-lV E. McOovern (Hoi
feublif DU.X ..,
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WILSON'S OPPORTUNITY.
WILSON'S election was m nearly iiimiuiitous us possi
ble to lmvo it it result that never was in doubt since
ilic l'cpubliiiiui party split into two faction and the Uemo
orata named a true progressive.
Woodrow Wilson should make an ideal president. uSTo
man in many years lias been so well fitted by education,
t miningi experience and temperament for the position,
ft is iH'obablc that his administration will be one of such
material progress and wisdom that opposition will bo kept
scattered and ineffective. At least he has such opportunity.
Woodrow Wilson as a believer in fundamental democ
racy, will be tho people's spokesman at AVnsliington as he
was at Trenton. Tho democratic party will probably, un
der his leadership, appropriate the nteritoriotis humani
tarian planks of tho progressive and socialist platforms
and enact such legislation as the welfare of the nation
demands.
Readjustment mid revision downward of the tariff,
criminal prosecution for trust magnates, restoration of
natural competition and destruction of artificial monopoly
are among the measures the democratic party is pledged
to enact ami iailurc to lultill promises to the people will
destroy the party as it has the republican party.
For the first time in his career, that child" of fortune,
Theodore Roosevelt has met adversitv. Sweet are its uses.
...wi:4.l 1 ...; -rt ,i,
.imi, it aiiuum npen xxoosovoti-'s cnaractcr as it nas uryan s,
submerge tho egotism and make him a prophet of altruism
and educator of the masses rather than a mere office
seeker.
The socialist party shows a healthy growth and occu
pies a useful phiec. its propaganda makes people think
and acts as trlenvcning power in the politics of the nation.
y nen tnciueas it promulgates get sufficient popularitv,
they are appropriated by the. parties in power and enacted
into law, thus achieving bv evolution what is inmoHsililo
to accomplish by revolution
i'ouscrvativa.jf '.,.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
'pHE defeat of Ben Selling for United States senator
was a coiisunmtion devoutly to be wished. Harrv
Lane is a true friend of tho people and will alwavs be found
championing their wuise. With democrats ih complete
conti'ol of the national administration, and with two demo
cratic senators, Oregon will not suffer in the senate
though badly handicapped in the house.
Tiie defeat of Jonathan Bourne, Jr., is greatly to be
regretted, as ho was one of the most useful senators for
the nation as well as for Oregon. He has left his mark
in tho parcels post bill and other legislation. His defeat
ut the primaries by the republican partv was a great mis
take. It cost the party a senatorship. 'it was due to his
own absence front the state at a time when his enemies
had combined to slaughter him. Selling was nominated
to kill Bourne and to Jcill off Selling also a double mur
der, as the result plainly showed. Had Bourne not run
as an independent. Selliner's defnnt wmilrl lmvo lmn v,.
"whelming.
.Bourne proved a true friend to southern Oregon at a
wiu iviiuu jjjuiuismp was uaciiy needed. It would have
been rank ingratitude not to have shown appreciation of
Jus efforts. Because he had made good, the Mail Tribune
jujjuiicu mm.
Ifc is evident that the people of the state as a whole
regarded his candidacy as a menace to the spirit of the
mm I'liiir '-x ma r -. -a. ..oi.-
""' yf i.mar- anti ror tins reason lie met defeat.
10 LARGE ESTATE
LOS AXGELES, Nov. 8. Infor
mation it) tho bonds of the police
here todny roveuls the fact tbilt Mrs.
Pansy Lesb, wlio confcbcil Just week
to bavins: poisoml two woinun in Mis
souri; is heiress to u Jarsc estate
near Jucksouville, Mo,
A letter to Chief of I'olico Sebaft
thin' brought forth by published ac
counts of Mrs. LcdiV confesfcion iii
custcrn papors inform bim that 3rrs.
Lesb is wanted to settle up tho cdntc
of her reut iiuele, W. I, LuttrelF.
No mention is made of tho oxtcnt of
the estate. Mrs. L0M1 is held pend
iiitf the arrival of offieers from Se
dalia, 3fo.
NELLROSE LAUNCHED -AS
FASHIONABLE COLOR
NBW YOKK, Kov. 8.I11 honor of
Preflldont-Klect Woodrow WllBon's
daughter, Eleanor, a largo depart
ment storo here today launched Xell
Uoao as a faHhlonahlo color.
At tho time of Colonel Hoosevolt'B
olectlon to tho presidency Alico blue
was tho fashion In honor of tho
colonel's daughter, now Mrs. Alice
on tho ballot, Iloosovelt carried five
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QUIT JOBS RATHER
THAN MAKE THEIR BEDS
SI'OKANK, Wu., Nov. S. -A bun
ilred or more members of a eouti act
ing isma at Hooper are stratffjlinf;
iiito town today loohiuc for now jobs
us tb6 rohUlt of u slribe uaiiiht'ba-
inu to build their own fires, eurry
their owp wiiter and wood and inaLo
their own bunks at the toutractiiuV
r
eanip.
The trouble arose when a "bull
cook"' was' fi'red and the men werb.
udvised that berea(lir lluv wnliiil
liiivo toO'tliolr ott'll t'lmlilbotiftilji
work,
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nnnOKKi
ainoncr a ucoiiln nntnrnllv
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KENT ELECTED TO
SAN FKAXCISCO, Nov. S.-Ite
turns received today from sixty of
tiio bbtfy-FCvvu preeiuets in lruiu
boldt county tirat'ticalJV assure the
re-election of CoUfjicssnian Williiim
Kent oer Judge iuiuwult, democrat,
111 the first district. These returns
tfivo Kent y,070 and Zumwalt 2,020,
With only a few precincts missing
Kent lends by 1200 votes.'
RUSSIA IMPRISONS
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BERLIN, Nov. 8.-H is feared
here that Watts and Alteiboll, loiluy,
Amcrieah aeronauts, in tho balloon
DusHchlorf, the Oeriiian entrant in
the Gordon Dennett international
race, are bclne; held prisftners In
Russia. No word has been received
from tho American pilots sincu the
ifirot ilnnoullecmcnt that they had
landed safely about -10 miles from
Moscow.
KOTIG'K.
Notlco la licrehy given that tho
undorslgncd will apply at tho regular
meotlng of tho city council Novem
ber 10, 1912, for a liconso to noil
beer and mult products only In
fitiuntltlcs of not less than twelve
common tpiart boor bottiea or It's
equivalent to tho consumer from
109 B, 8th street for a period of six
months,
PUItlTV nOTTM.VG & 8UUPLY CO.
Dated Nov. 8th, 1912.
XOTICK.
Saturduy ovoulng, Nov, 9, all mem
bers of Woatonka Trlho No. 30, I.
O.' II. M are rerjucstcd to meot In
now building on Apple streot, bo
twct'ii 5 Hi and Oti hIicoIh.
U. 8. COLLINB, J. of It,
CONTESTANTS
Analysis of Jackson
rnttbiNCT,
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Miiifortl
North worn ...
StuiUvwost
North Control .
South Control .
North .Main ...
South Main ....
Oakdnln
Northeast
Southwest ., ..
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Totnl
ftcoTord
Ashland
Kal
West
South
Central
noutcvurd . , .
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Total Ashland
County lrcclnrt outitldn Mrdfortl
nnil Aalilnnd . . ..
Total voto In comity
?
132,000 PLURALITY
(.'(Hil'MItCS. Ohio, Nov. 8.-Cuu-plctc
uitofficint rot urns for Ohio 011
the presidential context tmlay jU'u
the follovvin figures:
Wilson -tOXM; Tuft i.'i'J.S.lT;
Koocvell 210,201.
The socinlUt candidate polled
about 80,000 miIos and tho candi
date! oC other minor purtiet nbutit
ao.ooo.
SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A sermon to the young people by
the pastor. This sermon is one of
the illustrated sermon, and the Hun
day school and tile congrcgntion will
help in its development. It will be
interesting to you. Tho nitwit' for
tho moraine will be a? follews: The
orchestra and chorus with the regu
lar hymns; tpmrtette, Hniietus by
Gounod, the sjiiL-ers nro'Mr. and Mrs.
George Andrews, and Mr. mid Mrs.
E. E. Gore, with Miss Horn Grny at
the organ; violin solo, "Nottnrno''
by Mendelssohn, and played by Mr.
C. W. Janes; soprano solo, "Come
Unto Me," by Coeueu, and sung by
Mrs. George Andrews.
Tho evening jk'nieo will. be differ
ent but""iio"Je'sirifui,rcstilig!1 Some
special features in the evening that
we nro not able to announce yet. The
Presbyterian church welcomes aitv
citizen of Medford to its services nud
also tho stranger that may be in our
city.
Evangelistic Meetings.
A series of evangelistic meetings
will be held in the building on Main
street recently occupied by Snyder's
fountain beginning Sunday cveuln,
Nov. 10 at 7:30 p. in. Subjects of
Interest to all will ho contddorcd
each evening. Kvcnts Hint nro now
agitating the public will .ho disentitled
from n Bible standpoint.
Tho Illble Is tho most wonderful
hook In the world and It teaches that
wo hi-e living In tho most wonderful
period of the world's history.
Considerable time will ho Hpent In
tho stiuly of Prophecy'. Prophecy Is
simply history written In udvanco and
is God's method of revealing to us
tho present and future.
It Is Interesting to know what will
ho tho outcome of tho struggle be
tween capital and labor.
What means tho unrest In society,
the vast preparations for war, tho
Ilaguo Pence Tribunal, tho liiiHcttlod
condition of tho nations, tho -Turkish
war, etc.?
Tlio Dlblc answers.
Tho first throe subjects are: Bun
day, "Court Week fn Heaven." .Mon
day, "A Prophetic Picture of tho
World's History." Tuesday, "Hlblo
cartoons of the World's Pour Univer
sal Bmplrca."
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
tho public.
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BOOKS
If yoil floil'i 8(3(5 tho
book in the window
you want come in
and ask for it.
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UNCLE JOE CUSSES
WHEN TOLD OF DEFEAT
DANVILLE, 111.. No. 8.- "Damn"
wits the only comment offered by
"Uncle Joe" Cannon here today whuu
advWed tlmt bis political milliliters
bud nhiimloiiod hope for bis re-election
to tMtiigri'fh. Official figures
from the eighteenth district give
O'lluir, democrat, a plurality of H73
over the former Micukur.
Although Cannon refused to com
ment on his defeat, closo friends say
bo is very much broken up.
The
People's
Market
Not in the Trust
Medford 's
Best
Southern
Oregon's
Largest
Grocery
Store
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MILWAUKEE NURSERIES
70,000 npplo, an.OOO ponr, aooo
cherry, 3000 walnut, 10,000 prune,
c.xtrn heavy heavy graded, otto year
old trtnm, leading variolic, truo to
iiiune. drown without Irrigation.
Oregon.
Adrosa N. II. Harvey, Milwaukee
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bend for
our lint before placing your ordorn.
Will compnro with tho bent trees to
ho found nnywhora. Price low.
Clark 6c Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, . O.
Publlo Land Matters: Flunl Proof.
Desert Lands, Contest and Mining
CnM. Scrip.
Draperies
Wa carry K very compUU line of
drnpflrlo. lco curlnln. flvturca, eta,
unit do all cltmnf of iinhotatarlnK. A
nnitolitl mnn to look after lltl woric
nxnlualvsly unit will
Kly Kooa
to cot In ven
mtrvlco A I ;vtlt)o
tho Urgoat
iiii.
Woeks & McGowan Co.
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WK HANDLH AM
Magazine
Subscriptions
and meet nil cut or club rates
which nro advertlnad or of
fcrod by any company. llo
sldm wo kIvo you a special
service which you do not Kot
If you Bend direct to publish
ors.
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
FINE TEETH MAKE A
FAIR FACE
Vl?1)!
hut BliupiilitHH, unuvoii, or bhtchuued
teeth Hpoll tho prottlent featilros.
IJvory i;lrl Hhntild tako tho Kreatcnt
euro of her tooth thny will ho part
of hor bounty eaulpii)out 'when hIiu
crowa to hu a woman. Wu inaka a
Bpeclalty or "tralnliiK tho tooth"
from uhlldhood up, und also do ove'ry
hind of J)ontn! work In a superior
manner, but at Very reasonable
prlcoa,
Lady Attendant
DR. BARBER
TIIH IM'JNTIH'ff
Oven Danlolfl for DikIb. Paclflo
, Pluino ISR28, Home Phono 352.IC
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
AH Worfc durant4'
rroes llottsauabl
COFFEiSN & PRIOH
S3 Xowsra look, Xntrs&ea oa Sh i
, ... momm'Mt,
HuprOHontntlvo,
PW)-S -X.
whiri to ao
TONIGHT
AT Til 10
UGO
AliWAYM A (IOOII SHOW
Tho lU'Nt Ventilated Theater In Town
TIM? (UUli ItCPOIlTKK'H IUH
HWMI .
Another nun of Kalem'H Intnrosttllig
plultircrt of uuWRpapor wortc.
IIK'ITV ANI Till! IU)MI
I.utilu. JiiHt M rfroHliliiR mid iloim
liiK n tho title.
tmi: i.m mm.ncii
Kdlson. A tory or Inodoni tlmoa.
A battle helwotm itclonro nnd l:uoi-
II u ce.
roit nun i.omi
Pal he. A tutu of tho Kitnieh ro
publtc. Till! lATK IIAItltll.T IUIMIIV'H
PliHUIT ACUOSS Till K.NtililHIl
CHANNHIi
The world's itrentetit woman aviator
In her hist flltiht heforo her tniKlo
death n fliort I lino nKU,
Pon't Pall lo Hear
MAHTKK MUtK.NW) HAMILTON
In HonR nud Dniire tonight.
AP.MISSION flc AXH 100
STAR
THEATRE
Perfect ventilation and comfort
.10110 I'eel tr I'llni .1000
lll TwifUcel l-Vatiirt Twlny
KiNcs i.v r.Mi.i:
Here's a nerlotitt. dlKiilfled nion
arclty nxposor, not nuarchlstlc, hut
(rented rather from tho iiiikIo or
lovo anil prlufoly Borrow. Tho
overturning evil of title jnurry title.
Al,li POIt .IIM
Powerfully cnuvluelut:
HAWI.KY'M TltlL'.MPH
All coined)'.
Ah HATIII'.K, (ho HIitKer
ADMISSION, fio AND 10c
ComliiK IVuttirei
"UNIHNi:"
. miirvol adoption of Churpii
Heado'H fuinoiiM rlvvrMldo rlasslo, uof
KcoiiHly portrayetl by tho Than
hoiiHor Co,, In two reels.
ISIS
THEATRE
Vautlevllln ninl Photoplays
I- -II10 PHOTOPI.AY1J.I
Tho best Photoplays properly pro.
smiled with perfect projection. No
"oyo strain" to 'Hn" tho- pictures.
Tin-: iii.vnoo'K (UJiim;
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from thu forehead of a Hindoo Idol.
It brliiKs iioiiiHii of venueuiicu to tho
v ' iiihii"WIio ltol6 It."
A Itl'JMIOT ('OPUTKIIIP
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TU n MANii'AcrrpitH or hapi:u
(Maine) luditHtrlal.
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jlJlfiitlijujoprb' $ lUidkVhqjinlK,
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Model Bakery
ItlUNKINCJ lIKOHi PropN. ,.
Ask yoitf Brocgr for ModoPDak
ofy'H Whlto Lilly nread 'and aavo
tho wrapporH and wlipicyoit hnVo 2n
you Will ho entitled on -paymont of
tho Miuall Hum of GO ueiitH to" u
'liaiidHonio pillow top made from any
plcturo wanted. n
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