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Newspaper Page TextI i: KK ,jmij.'- 'jii-i'. - irarroTm wm Trnum OT.mroim 1' ".J ..L"t'l-lJl"LJ JJ'L.J. V.l "f SEnLERS SEEK REPEAL OF BILLS PASSED OVER VETO flALUM, Plt. 11, Governor West linn received tho following lottrr from a Lake county pioneer concern ing the vetoed Thompson bills which tho legislature pawed over tho veto nnd which wilt he repented It n hill recently Introduced passes. It sets forth tho fooling that exists among Lake county settlers: Lnkevlow, Oro., .Tnn, 30, 1913. Governor Oswald West, Salem, Oregon. Denr Sir: I have been Informed that State Sonator V. Lair Thompson of Lake county, Intended to ttrgo the passage of n hilt providing n method for re clamation of swamp nnd lake lands. Last year Mr. Thompson, a Mr. McKendrl And others formed a com pany for tho purpose of taking the water out of Goose lako and selling water rights to farmers at the south end of tho lako in California. In or der to do that they would draw tha water down In tho lako without doubt. Lake Makes Hoy At the north end of tho lake, the lako water makes thousands of tons of hay. The lake has always receded sufficient to cut and stack tho hay Thero aro a number of settlers taking up this land under the Pre emption and Homestead laws who aro working and making a living from tho land. If Mr. Thompson succeeds in legalising this company to us tho water of tho lako and It lowers tho water, then this land becomes almost worthless. It could not bo farmed as It overflows for a little whllo in the spring of tho year, then settles back to the level In the lako and would not prod u co tho hay as It usually does. Tho different irrigation pro jects which will cut oft the usual flow of water into the lake will have a tendency to lower tho waters and will no doubt bo all the lako will Btand. Tho lake has never overflowed but onco since I have resided hero (which ia 34 years) and that was caused by a heavy north wind. As soon ns tho wind subsided tho flow stopped. The land that would be reclaimed by lowering tho waters of tho lako aro practically worthless as it is alkali or soda. Thero aro now bunches of tulo growing In the shallow water that aro spreading that In a couple of generations more might form a soil that would produco something, but it tho water was removed it would end the growth of the tule. Low to Settlers In order to draw the water out of tho lake it would have to be done at tho south' end or in California, consequently tho settlers of Orecon would havo to suffer loss. I own a small amount of lako land that would be worthless except a small amount of pasture. If tho bill that Mr. Thompson brings before tho legislature should Interfere with the rights of the set tlers, or the waters of Goose lake, nnd ho should succeed In passing the bill beforo the legislature, I ask your prompt veto. When this company was formed for the purpose of tak ing tho water out of the lake and published in tho Lake County Ex aminer steps were takeu Immediately to notify our representatives at Washington, D. C, and the scheme was dropped at that time. It is pos sible that Mr. Thompson docs not havo this scheme In view. If so well nnd good. If not, wo havo confi dence in you, that you will guard the best interests of tho masses of the state, nnd it a bill Is passed that don't look Just right apply tho veto ns you did two years ago. You were highly commended in this vicinity for using tho veto ns you did. Yours very respectfully, (Slngned) It. K. TUNIC. OTttWON, TnWDAY. TETWTAnY 1 1. 101.1. .'."i'1";1."."'. .. i' ' 'i.'-u.i.'i1. " i 4f?$4,C" f i ? t T ? T t r X t X r t t X X X T X T T T X t ? t r T t X t ? T X T 4 V STATEMENT OF FRUIT HANDLED BY ROGUE RIVER FRUIT AND PRODUCE ASSOCIATION Season 1912-13, up to January 31, 1913 CARS SHIPPED BY ASSOCIATION: 1)9 ours of pom's 1ST) em's of apples vv?. rp, rotui. . 28-1 cava or 11.212 boxes of pom's 12,(5:19 half boxes of ponrs 123,118 boxos of apples h f "-a- Total 17(5,999 boxes . - V-. ' Total From Cars Medford 121 Voorhies Gl T)'ivi l V iO jBjatsaatftflaaa 1. Phoenix ...... , 10 o ' -0 UII1L t4kt4l Talent . :..'. 1 1 Ooia mil ;...! :..:....:;. i Cars Pears Annies ;"0 10 5 :i .1 Total .28-1 99 74 21 :59 .18 9 9 :i 11 1 .185 Poxes Pears Annies 1(5,17(5 20.7(H) 2,2(5(5 l,f98 f02 18,257 13,(510 27,882 11,(5(5(5 T,827 f,992 l,iK)7 7,2(50 717 Half Poxes Pear 10,557 11,2-12 12;i,118 12,(539 Boso (Half Iloxes)... "AVERAGE PRICKS ON POOLS CLOSED TO DATE No. 33 No. -10 $1.M $1.7(5 FANCY. 314 Tr. 4 Tr. H. Tr. 5 Tr. Bartlett $.905 $1,017 $1,138 Winter Nelis 1.40L 1.35(5 Jonathan $1.2140 .9010 .(5740 .0330 Si. Tr. $f.23 fi Tr. 3i2 Tr. $1.00 No. 45 $1.59 CHOICE. 4 Tr. !. No. 50 $1.(53 Tr. 5 Tr. $ .9090 $ .7210 $ .539(5 $ .453(5 AVERAGE PRICES ON UNCLOSED POOLSjTO DATE: Full nowell 3,319 Anjou 820 Cornice 3,599 Clairgeau ; 4,292 Spitz 23,859 Ben Davis 13,300 Shipped Boxes Sold Half Full Half 100 2,032 100 90-1 729 837 1,239 5,002 3,239 8,921 2,709 8,453 3,070 :. 9,312 9,105 3,955 Average on Not Bxs. Sold $4,709.15 $1.75 2,598.17 2.20 1 1,350.3 L 2.02 14,258.15 2.05 3,197.97 .87 9,33(5.14 1.00 12,853.70 1.41 1,818.82 .40 112,80-1 11,1(5-1 37,114 10,029 $00,158.41 ? ? T ? ? ? ? ? ? Y T f f ? f ? f ? f T T r f Y f Y Y Y t Y Y X Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y &Miixiiittxttt PAnEN PAYS $4000 he FOR FORMING CORNER ffON DESERTS TO DIAZ KL PASO, Tex., JVb. 11. Dcscr (ion of 1100 iViloral troops of tho Junrez Rnrrison to tlio Diiiz revolt is rt'porled in npparctilly authentic iti rormnlton roeciyed hejo today. Colo. iiul Franoisco Vasipir, coinumndcr of tho K'unson, bIHI is mild to hi liynl to I'resldvut Madi'io. Tho Jiimi'z KiiriiHon, inoludiiif; out lyiiK tioops, iiiiinliers 1.100 io!ii nnd all of tlieso but 1200 nro said to linvi' ilt'idiirt'il for fli'iiural Diaz. No din ordi'i'H wore irporUd from Juarez. Taft Cables Condolences WASHINGTON, Feb. 1U Presi dent Tnft cabled today his eondo. leueos o,ver tha dentil of fnplain It. F. Keott, tbo explorer, to Kiiij; George of Eugluud. , i NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-Jatncs A. Patten, the Chicago wheat king, op penred Iiere today in the United States court and pleaded guilty to frix counts of nn indictment charging op erations in restraint of trade in con nection with bin operations in the cot ton market. Ho uas fined f 1,000. He paid. Patten was indicted in connection with bis manipulation of a cotton comer two years ago. Patten declared lie pleaded guilty to avoid the expense of a long trial, nltbough ho felt himself innocent. United States District Attorney Wis.e entered only a mild protest, and a Mnall fine was imposed by Judge Mayer. Judgo Jfayer declared later that Attorney General Wieken.hu m liud instructed him to accept the lino "he- cnuso of tho unusual circumstances in tbo case." PRINCE KATSURA TO AS 0 0 REIN 1 PREMIER I COMMUNICATION. Hdltor of the Tribune: Tho presumption of tho Med ford Sun au expressed liy tho article headed "Socialists Kick on tho Now Armory I'lau," is certainly correct (for once.) Without having author ized the Sun to volco our sentiments It poes without saying that wo will mako every honorable effort to do feat any, and all plans teudlng to burden the people of Medfor'd with a 130,000 debt which attor all would have for its aim an attltudo o( threat against the workers. Far hot ter lmvo this money spent for use ful improvements that will bo bene ficial to tbo health of tho community, than to waste It on any Instruments of destruction. Let this S20.000 bo expeuded by tbo city of Medford on storm iieworo, ana repairing mud holes in front of poor peoples' homes. OBO. H. MILLATt, Boclullst Couucllmau of 3rd Ward TOKJO, Feb. 11. Forced by re- nowal of the iierco rioting of yester day, in which six persons wero killed and scores wounded. Priiicu Kutsum forraully resigned today the premier ship of Japan. Ihe premier was practically fotced to renigu some davs niro when the constitutional party, bended by .Mar quis Suionji, forced a vote of lack of confidence in the government by the diet. After this occurred the mikado ent for Saionji and ordered bun to recede from bis stund of opposition to Kutsura's policies. Saoiuji com plied, but his colleagues decided to disregaid tbo imperial command, and when the sentiment of the populace becuine too great to bo ignored, Kut sura today was forced out of bouse life. Kutsura's fonnnl resignation today is tbo greutest blow over dealt to tbo prestige of tbo mikado by the over growing republican sentiment of Ja pari. JU-duriiig tho CW or I.ltlng. Tho announcement of tho Pacific Motor Supply Company clvlng reduced prices on cost of Hunting tho motor car by acetyllno gas Is In lino with this company's policy of making tho cost of operating motor cars In Med ford no greater thuu in tho larger centers of population, Tho auto owners of Medford prob ably do not realize that thero Is uo other small town like Medford In tho United States who has an exclusive automobllo supply business, Tho well known policy of this company to glvo service nt Portland prices Is ono which deserves tho encourage ment of every automobllo owner In Southern Oregon, Thoso who re- mombor tho prices of supplies three yearB ago in this valley, know the beneficial effects which this local supply houso has exerted since it commenced business. TOWING TRU I HIT HARD JOLT CLEVELAND, Ohio, JVb. 11. "IJig business" was handed n hard jolt today when the decision reached bv tbo United States court of ap peals in the ''Towing tniHt" case was given out hero for publication. It holds that tho flrent Lakes Towing company U au illegal combination in restraint of trade. The government has asked for its dissolution. The court reached its decision in Cincinnati yexterday but it was not mnde known until today. PLANS COMPLETED FOR MARCH ON WASHINGTON NEW YORK. Feb. 11. Their plans completed, tho army of suffragettes who will mnrch to Washington, under command of "(lenoral" Itnsalie Jones, await the signal which will send them on their way tomorrow. Tho marchers will ussemble at tlm Hudson terminal at a. in. and will go first to Jersey City. MARKET REPORT. EGGS 2.ric. HOTTER IY2V-C nUTTKR FAT .Tie. POTATOES 7iitG'sl per 100. CAIIHAdE IvftVo. f A ULI FLOW ER 7fm $ 1 ,2.ri. APPLES irio7.r box. HONEY 10olfio lb. SAUERKRAUT .'lOo. WHEAT $1.00. OATS-fiOc. HAY Velcb, $U Ion; grain, $1.1. HARLEY-$'JII ton. COKN-$Jr ton. Livestock HOflS-Dressed,. SV'flu; ulivo, 7c. SHEEP ltt.li.o. STEERS-Alive" fij00c. COWS Alive, firi. VEAIr-Dressed, 010o. POULTRY Mlfi,l cl.ieL-flns. 12n. dressed, 15 220. Fruit labels In any color printed by the Mall Tribune. V EH LIS GIVEN FOUR TEAR 1 PORTLAND. Feb. 11.-Following a scathing arraignment by Federal Judge I ton n in tho district court here, A. J. Iliehl is today sentenced to two years in the federal primn at Mc Neil's Island, after lut intr been con victed by n jury for fraudulent ue of the mails in connection with Co lumbia Orchards company. Iiichl was allowed five days in which to perfect nu iippeal, STEAMER HUNTER ASHORE IN DENSE FOG ON SOUND P.REMERTON, Feb. 11.- In the denso fog this morning, the steamer Hunter currjing passengers between Seattle and Hrcmertnu went aground at high tide at the foot of Pacific avenue here. Tho receding waters left her apparently undamaged. Tin passengers wore removed without dif ficulty. It is expected she will be floated at hiuh tide tomorrow. WWII Tbo highest point of woman's hap piness is retched only through moth erhood. Yot tho motheMo-bo Is often fearful of naturo's ordeal and shrinks from tbo suffering Incident to its con summation. In Mothnr'u l'rlond Is to bo found a medlclno of great valuo to every expectant motbor. It iu Intended to prepare tho system for tho crisis, nnd thus rollovo, in grout part, tho Buffering through which tho mother usually passes. Tho regular uso of Mother's Friend will repay any mother In tho comfort It affords beforo, and tho helpful restoration to bcnlth unci (itrongth it brings about after baby comes. Mother's Friend Is for salo at drug stores. wriio for our freo book for oxnectant mothers which contalua much valuable Infor mation. RADFIELO REGULATOR CO., AUmIi, C. ilefiP PROGRESS SI BY TO REPORTS MAO E STOCKHOLDERS Reports hIiowIiir splendid proi'rens during tho past our wero read at the morning renslon of the Hoguo Itlvor Fruit Produco iiBHoelatloii annual stockholders' meet Inn which opened at iu;t0 o'clock this morning At tho afternoon reunion plans for tho coming year will bo dlNcuinted and of tlrers elected. Tho flnniu'liil statement Is an nt cclliiut ono, assets iiiuouutlug to $101.710 21. Tho muinclutlnu has n surplus of list I 10 on hand It owns rcnl estnto valued at $rtlrtl 71' and personal property alued at $11. m 3S. The net Income for tho past oar was $1990. The statement of fruit handled shows that during the mm son 191213 up to January 1, the association had snipped 2SI cars or t'9,999 boxes of fruit. THE DEAREST BABY Mrs. Wilkes Fondest Hopes Realized Health, Hap piness nnd Baby. Plsttsburg, MlM. "Lydln II Pink, hum's Vegetable Compound hat proved very brnrllclnl tome, for now I am well and lmvo it sweet, healthy tmliy, and our homo Is hnppy, " I was nn Invalid from nervous pros tration, Indigestion nnd fetunlo troubles. TRADES THREE ACRES FOR ICO ACRES AND GOATS Frank Cliiunbcrlnin Innt week traded it IHO-nero tract mi Wagner Hullo to V II. .loue-4 for a lliree-aeif tract iunt vet of Pboeiii. Mr. Chnnibeilaiii hmtmh all Mnnditig limber, Ingnays mill, etc., on th land, and Mr. .lone gets in the deal a flock of Augnrti gnats owned bv Mr. Chambrrlain. TO C'l'ltr. A COM) IN ONT. HAY. Tnko I.A.XATIVi: IlitOMO quinine Tabled. DruggUts refund money If It falls to cure K V OHOVK'.S slg nnturo Is on tich box. -f. cents A (tellable Itulr Tunic. It Is an easy mutter to promt haldncut, dandruff nnd other diseases of the rcnlp by lining Merltol Hair Tonic, it should ho tiscd regu larly to keep the scalp free of dand ruff germs, as thcn germs nro tlm cniiso of tho majority of cases of dandruff nnd Inter, baldness. We nro nuthorlted to gunranteo Merltol Hair Tonic Leon It. Ilnsklus. '"II T-. llMM. ftf.11 . ? 4 iiuriirvnuuu uji Syrup Wilt Surprise You 5lup i:ro tVhiMintf Ciuila ulrklr. A rmulljr u,yljr nt Small Coat. Hern U n linme-inndn rnueily that tnU.M hold of a cough linlnntly. nnd will iiiiully cure tlxi iiunt uttililxitu cao In 'J I liuiir. 'I ln n-cli' make u pint rnoiigli for a uholu family. ou ouiMti't buy as much or a good trail nuilo coukIi syrup for t'i 60. Mix onn tniit of grnnuUted micnr with pint ol wurin water, nml ulir li'lllille. rilt-'-j oimcv of l'lnex I fifty rrnU' worth) in a pint Ixiltte, nnd mid tlm .Sugur M'rui. Qhl kwiw iM-rfrctly and ha n plentant tnle clilldrrn tiko It. Mrnrrn up tlm npix-tllo and U slightly laxatUe, which hcl cud a cough. You prnlwbly know tlm tnrdlml valuo of plnn In trrntlng nsthutn, bronchltl 3iid other throat troubles, Horn lung, etc. Them I nothing better. l'lnex l tha most tnlimhla conrrntrnted compound of Xorway whlto plno extract, rich In pialncol nnd all tlio nuturnl heallnu plan rlrment. Other prepitratloas will nut work In till formula. Tbo prompt rrull from IliU Inrxpen aim remedy linvn madn friend for It In thnuanmN of home In the l'nltrd Ntatrs and Canada, whleh explains why tho plan has iM-en imitated often, but never stirrcMfiilly. A Kiiaraniy of nbwluto sallfacllnn. nr money promptly refunded, eoei with tlila rrcltie. Your dmgirUt has l'lnrx, or i!l pet It for von. If not, scud to ITio l'lnex Co., Ft. Wayne, lua, "I think 1 sulTered every pnln wo man could before 1 begnn tuklng Lydln E. Plnkhnm's Vegctnbbi Compound, nnd 1 think It snved this baby's life, ns I lot my first one. "My health has been very good ever since, nnd I nrnUo your medicine to nit my friends.'1 Mrs. Vkiina Wiuckh, R. F.U. No. 1, I'lnttslmrg, MIm. Thodarkeat days of hubnnd nnd wife nro when they come to look forward to n childless and lonely old uge. Mnny n wife tins found herself Inca pable of motherhood owing to soma derangement f l'w feminine syttem, often curable by tlm proper remedies In mnny homes onco rhlldtea thero nro now children becnune of the fnct that Lydln 11 Pinkham's Vegetable Cottiiound makes women normul. If toii want sprrlnl ndtlrenrlln to l.jdln i:. IMiikhnm Medicine Co. (roall deotlal) l.jruu, Ms. Your letter Hill be opened, read mid nnsnrrrd br a woman nnd held In strict ruiiflJrnrc. Why Docs a Woman Recommend Her Friends to Use CRESCENT Baking Powder? Iterance It supplha etert thing required In u erfeit leaveuer Kii'nor KireiiKWi t.jiv . -'. w' V nlotoliito purity dependability nt a r e a i. ii a a bio prlii WHY smiri.n.VT mm:? ?i for a lb ran A rook book on n 'i" m and "c In Mn in p CRESCENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Seattle, Wiiblngtoii Nt&sMQsBl!S WHITE WYANDOTTES Kggs for sotting ntirt stork for salo from tho best birds In Southern Oregon. Winners of 1st prize for pen, 1st rock, lut and Sd pullet and L'd hen, ul (Irauts Puss Poultry show 1913. J. If. I'TLUnt, Talent, Oregon. Hotel Medford Itoonx wltliout Imtli nt)c per dny noil up. ItiHims ttltli bntli fl.no per day anil up. HK'rbil ratrs by week or month. Combination tireakfanta otrry morning -.1, !l.1 nml 11 cents. U.".c 'J.tii ToinorrowN .MKItCIIANTH I.HXCH 11:30 to 2 p. m, Old FiiHliloued Navy lleaus llolled riluls or Kaliuon llollndnUii I'oiiimes n'ln lloltz Frlraseo of Chicken en Crnnstado llolled ilrUkvt of rnmh llco llorso- radish Haucu Corned lleef llnsh with I'nauhed Kgg Miuhcd I'ototaoH Yellow Turnips Hplrcd I'lekles Cncoanul Cream l'lo Orange Hherbet Ton Coffeo Milk Hilling meal hours beautiful iiiualc ami Hinging will bo rendered by ilerr Cnrl tfrhiM'ii and Mine. Ku'lyun. Scaled Like A Fish Mr. P. J. Walmar of Ptnnaylranla, a surfarar fiom Kcma. wrlli " aealrd Ilk a fliti lis"! two ilontnra, but set won oil tli lliu ftr utatnaT only thrta Liultloa of 1). IJ. U, 1 cua truibfulljr I aiu curd." This I), fi I). Procrlptlon It a mild waah aulaultacatly compounded from wlntarsretn, thymnl and olhr Insrii1l lit wlilrli iiitralit to lint ll (run. Tlila eonliiitf wh illro iliu rrui anil llin llinn nil, Itailus lb akin ainoolh anil linilthy Wo. KiiNrantta Ilia rlrnt full a1 liollU. You nra Iu Kt ll nn,l ilvcia It worm tha prist, it nut. (ay notii. It I IBM, MEDFORD PHARMACY Tho Standard Oil Company nays: USE tat iiTTl ' Mai f I I I 1 I "It is tho boat automobilo oil wo know how to mako." For Salo ICvcry whoro STANDARD OIL COMPANY OKTX,AND (Incorporatud) AK rKANOXBOO