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Newspaper Page TextsP(tfWlF"iv,! v-K-". ' v;' PKGE FOUR. SrEDFOUT) MATH TKTnUNTl, MRDFOUl). OKKCIOW Villi) V. I-'I'MIll' KV 1 1. IfM.l. I ". : " i '. 1if(j(jfiWww MEDFOKD MAIL TglDUNE . AN lNDKPK?ft)KNT NnWHPAI'nil l'UHMMIIKI' r.Vi:V AlTNtlNOON UXliKIT BUNHAT HY THH MnUt'OUO riUNTINO CO. Tho Dornr-crntle Tlmia, Th Martford Mall. Tlia Mmlfonl Trllmnp, Tha Houlh rrn Orritonlan. Tha AaMnmi Tribune. . Offirn Mnll Trltmno DulliUne. 2S2Ttt North l'lr ntrtMBti phone, Main 3021. OKOllOn l'UTNAM, Editor and ManaKfr Rntcred n recond-clfom mattpr nt Meilfnrrt, Oregon, under tha act of March I, 1179. Official Pnnrr of the City of Me.lford Official rarer of Jackson County. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. One ytnr, by mall ... tS (0 One month, by mull iL. .60 I'rr month, delivered by carrier In Medfonl. Jacknonvlll and Cfn- tral Point- . R0 Fntunlay only, by mall, per rar S.00 Weekly, per jenr .. - .. Ut UN IS GEniNG RESULTS Tho turn palpi! rocantlv- Innupu rated In tho city nnd utllcj to tecuro Irrigation to cover between 30.000 nml C0.000 acres of land la doing much toward bringing about a better undcrstnndlhj: of the matter on the part of tho land owners of the val ley am! In comequence many of them liaro been calling recently at the of fice of tho Itoguo River Valley Canal company and discussing tho matter. Many havo availed them selves of the opportunity of contract ing for water, tho contract belnp p'lnccd In escrow until a sufficient nrrcago Is signed up to Insure tha construction of the new high line ditch. The signing up of these contracts means much to tho city and valley. Not only does It mean that larger re turns will bo secured from tho. land but that over a million dollars will be spent in tho valley at once In con struction work. The pouring out of this money In tho valley will revive business In a great degree. Irrlga tfon will bo a lasting good as It wilt mean that tho smallcd holder will bo nblo to make a living on his small tract, In many Instances between rows of young trees, waiting until they como Into bearing. ' "Prospects are bright for an early start on active construction work," states J. T Sullivan of the company, "of course we havo not as yet the required acreage signed up but wo aro receiving requests for Informa tion and data from many landowners whom wo havo heretofore failed to Interest In tho project. In practical ly eery case cnllghtment means tho signing of a contract. "It la unfortunato In a senso that tho valley is so situated that irriga tion Is not an absoluto necessity. Tbero can bo no question as to Its value and benefit but this is hard to bring homo to thoao who havo pro duced crops in tbo past for many jcars without Irrigation. Tho dry j cars they havo had thpy have, ... v" ..... ttC- ceptcd nnd let It go at mat Irrlga- tlon Is in reality a great Insuranco In tho valloy. "Tho prlco at which we offer a water right Is In fact ry low. Put ft on tho land nnd tho water will soon pay for Itself. Of this fact there is no doubt. ' "Wo aro very highly gratified by tho results tho campaign recently In augurated has brought. Tho future looks very promising indeed. En- IAIN FR i llGhtment ns to terms ana resuus "know,, t0 tno nionecr families of ill that the land owners have needed lo havo them realize tho valuo of our proposition." 'Pinnc for ihn holding of a mass meeting in tho Interests of Irriga tion In tho Itoguo Rlvor valloy were begun Thursday by tbo Commercial club committee hnlng this branch of tho work In charge, and February 22, Washington's birthday, selected as tho date. It Is planned to havo ir rigation authorities of 'noto from other sections of tho northwest speak on tho valuo of water to prosperity, with addresses by Medford and southern Oregon men. It Is expect ed that every section of tho valloy devoted to agrlculturo will bo roprc sonted. Tho purposo of tho mooting j to bring tho farmers and landjwn era together for a gonoral discussion of irrigation and boneflta. ETT DIES AI EAGLE POINT Agnes Howlott, daughter of Itov and Mrs. A. C. Howlott of Huglo Point died last night after n long 111 jiess, Tho funeial will bo hold Sat urday uftornoon. MIbs Howlett was born near 13aglo 1'lnt, nnd has lived nearly ull of her Jlfa thero. Sho wns 22 years, threo 'mpntlm nnd sovon days of age. Sho was known us u blight, happy, lov able girl and leaves scores of friend a to grlovo her untimely end, J POPULARIZING U'REN. WHKNlUVEr? (ho Oroijoiiuui assails anyone (hoy popn larizc him so thoroughly tainted is its support. Uy its persecution of Y. Sr?. lT'loii', the paper is likely to nml.e him governor. "All tho reforms he (IT'Ron) has proposed through the Oregon system had as their ultimate his present service to Joseph Fels. Thus l'Ron has always smelled his particu lar from the general weal," says tho Oregonian among other compliments. !Mr. tT'J?en is a single.-! axer. The Fols fund is a pnhlie subscription to defray the expense of the single tax propa ganda, to which llr. Fels contributes a dollar for every dollar received from other sources. Mr. r'Ron until re cently received a salary of $2,100 a year from the Fels fund as attorney for it, to defray expenses in tho cause of tho single tax theory. There was nothing questionable or disgraceful in this connection. Mr. U'Uon was a single-taxer long before there was a Fels fund. Being a poor man he could not afford to devote all his enemies to the work of advancing the doctrine unless his means of livelihood wore assured nnd tho Fels fund did this. He probably eonld have drawn ten times the salary from land and tiniboi'hogs, if ho had chosen to drop the work, and thereupon been placed upon a pedestal by the tory newspaper. ' Mr, U'Reifs record is too well known to be permanent ly soiled by the mud thrown by the Oregonian. I le has led the revolution for popular government over the obstacles thrown in his path by the Oregonian, and while he makes many mistakes, his influence has been for immense good. Hut all the reforms that Mr. U'Ken has aided have been but preliminary to the greatest reform of all tho single tax. Without it there can be no equality in taxation no equality in opportunity. And it is because tho single lax will destroy the Oregonian's foundation of special privilege, that it is assailing one of its prophets. THE SUPERIOR COURT GRAFT. npilELatourette hill which purports to reform the.judic A ial system of Oregon is probably the weakest measure that ever boi e the label of reform. It adds a burden of $."0,00() annually upon the tax payers of the state and creates nine extra judges presum ably because jurisdiction of the new court has been ex tended to probate matters. Aside from giving the now court original jurisdiction of the probate business there is no reform except the creation of nine sinecures and the only thing superior in the system is the increase in salary, f Taking Josephine county as an instance, aside from'u few ex parte divorce cases, the circuit judge has not tried n half dozen cases in that county in tho last six months. Josephine county is only cited as an example. There are other districts created by the new law where the same consideration exists and where there is not a month's real work in the year for the occupant of this $1000 sinecure. The bill ought to be defeated, it is not a reform in any sense and adds an enormous burden to the taxpaver with out compensating benefits. It is just the sort of half baked legislation to be expected of a legislature that has introduced 939 new laws, and acted on ai in 31 davs! GEORGE S HOWARD ,IS Gcorgo S. Howard, son of J. Howard, father of Medford, died at tho Sacred Heart hospital at an early hour today. The f unoral will bo held at Wccko & McGowan's chapel Sun day afternoon nt ono o'clock, Itcv. W. F. Shields officiating. Mr. Howard was born In Kewancc, III., March 20, 18GS, and was aged 54 years, 10 months and fifteen days When two )cars old ho crossed the plains with his parents, J. S. and M. O. Howard locating In tho Itoguo river valley In lbCO. Ho was well Mcdfor(1, ucinB at ono tlrno assistant postmaster. Ho learned the printers trade when a boy and followed this until tho past four ears. MASONS TO MEET L Medford Lodge 103, A. F. & A. M. will meet In u social bosslon this evening and be entertained by stunts of various kinds. Members of the other lodges In tho v alloy havo boon Invited as well as all visiting mem bers of tho order who may bo In town. Icejiver Collars lut longnt in laundering hold ihpc. Try them it will pay you. The newctt hIo ,'i the Pembroke, wit'i L1NOCORD "SNAP-ON" BUTTONHOLE. 2 for 25c E Pembroke, 3 3H In. Kenscit, J 3Kln. Chatham. 3 in. GEO P. IOC a CO. Alia Maters at Uo Whirls TnOY, N. V. ilTf l"V7 -y- "-"-"'"''" PER DEAD '4 " E If tho present weather continues, spray tlmo will bo hero in two weeks and already the ranchers of the val ley aro making preparations to give their trees tholr annual done of lime sulphur. The spraying machine agents aro also abroad In tho land, as woll ns spray material dealers. When spraying docs begin It will probably be accomplished more rapid ly than Inst J car when rains dol,ied the game. Methodist Church Tho revival nervice nt the Metlio dibt Kp'iMuppul church hint evening wns one full of Intereit. A gouilly number of onn men who liuve boon converted (luring thin sent of meet iugi wero present nnd tctitied to the Joy thnt had come into llieir lives. The Hinging, conducted liy Clarence Meeker, wns fine. Ho i proving liim xclf n capable director. The Milijoot of lliin pnktor'ri Konnon tlii evening in ''The Heettiiit: Sins of .Men." You are cordially invited. Come! THE SPRAY 1 TOO WEEKS ALQO Self-Heating Hair Curler SIMPLE, CONVENIENT, PERFECT THE ALCO MEANS: Arti.sliV cui'lri arc always assured, Luxuriant, fluffy, lasting ciirlb, Curls that will delight the jjirls , Obtained and maintained with the ALCO. HEATS ITSELF No lamps, gas or electricity required. Two Sizes Prices 25 and 50 See our window. Medford Pharmacy Near Post Office, , ID SOLD LAST FALL SAYS :i District Attornov V. i Ktll I probing tho dutntnltliig of flh In tho HoRiio river n well ig tho hiiIo of ntecllteiulN In Medfont with a view of submitting evidence Kutherod to tho grand jury next mouth. In hi luvt'StlRittlons, be lmi to-curvd l donco that the dvntuulU'd fish were peddled over tho county ns well ns iold In Medford and thnt mnny pur chased fish unfit for trntlug. Ilia cussing tho matter ho twltl; "I nut absoluteb wvtlaftod that dur ing last summer and fall, when tho tlali In Itoguo river worn being dyna mited, hundreds of putrid Hitlmnn were sold to roaldantu of Medford nnd tho alley bj the local commer cial fUhermuu, ' I havo evidence that bloated dead fish were taken out of tho rhor and put on tho local market by the hun dreds. "I hrdlovo tho people of the a- lc should know this that thov iimv be on their guard, also tlmt the) imij help the offlrors In detecting law violations of this character." IS CHARMED 1H VALLEY Madame l.llllnn Nordlia world famed song bird. nrrUod In the elt this morning and expressed herself ns charmed with rltv and ille Sh taarkaEile Catarrh Cure Gets Right Into tho Affectad Parts and Stops Catherine la Hyes, Noes. Thro.it and Lungs. Tly a I X ft t "f cUI Tito fxp"-! mcrts t tl o t rt t.itor r " i leil r.llcir knewh that cita-. rh . oi I cured by tho a.mpln rrocnoi if Ino. ulnii g tha I.xhI with antidotal re mallei that atnp IntUmmatury cv xlltlima throughout tha mucous linlnc of all the omana of tha' IkhIs Ttila I dnno with tli famotu 1 Hv.lt i H Huro SpaclAc or mi It la wldalr l.ti-wn. R H S It la takan Into tha blood Jiut h ntiiuratly tha MMt nourUhlnir fowl. It ma.la Ita lulluenca over every organ In lb biy, oomen throuch all tho vetnn ami artartea, en ables (fit laueoua turtmnn to MchariKe In. flurnmalory at Ma aikl other Irrttatlag I uhlaneJ far arterial etamanta that af. ii-ctoaay dmriHj th ayatatn arwl tliua pat on oad to nil en tan ha I iKjIutlen H M. B. clean out tho stomach of muroua ae cumulation, ntaMad only imr lilooil rrxiks. Inc matcrlala to anter tho Inteitlnea, con MnM with thtaui fMxl oloinonte tn onter tho circulation In le than an hour You will mwn realise) lla wonderful la fluanco y tho alwonco of hoatlaehc a i!e- thlcl ohwrlnic of the air intaaavaa, n rtaflcllly ImprovM nasnl earxiltlon, cl a mhuo of lKllly rellrf tlwt irovM Ihiw comt'lotely catarrh often Infeata tho on tiro yli-m. You will And K S 8. on aato ut all drug aloren at II 64 Kr ImIUo It la a remMrkahtci rwnody fur any nml nil Mood iiITu tlnna, sucli aa eczema. rh. luim, totter. paorUul. holla and all rf ultMis condition 1'nr rieclnl ml rite on any Mood dlaeaac write In tnnllilencc t'l T)io Hwlft MiH-cihe Co. 1 17 riwlft IMk. Atluntn, lu. ! not dolay to Ktt a bottle of S. ii. H. at yuur druutllata. John A. Perl Undertaker 28 k. iiAitrMrrr I'houis M. 171 niiii 173 Aiobiiliinrtt Scrvlri lloimtr Coroner Medford, Oregon f DISK AN la bring enterlaliti'd tbl nfternoun bv lo at ludlew I have hritrd much of iln fiimoiiM Uokuo river vntlcv atamt Mine Thg3 f2rIA DOES it occur to you, my (riotitlit, thnt woman's lutxir novor cmls: -Hint in, if hIiu's inclitiutl lo bo it triflo tiltililjorn cotislnnlly. Somu hou.suwivun illory iit Ihu (iiutiillit Unit buttles won must bo rcfoutflil. First Aid to The Housewife other Mrs. Smith or Brown thus roimon, helps to minimi'o tho nutubor of bncli-nchcs nnd siiths. Tho Gold Dust Twins (orcvor toil, with dirt nnd trouble ns n (oil. Thoy start ench morninK, nt tho top, nnd only uftcr niithMnll Htop. Opportunity ii nocking M Your Door 'Mi iUm Jy&s tf 'vat)v,V I 3-iaBB!lL- JwrO scnls u bond, to mako a mop a fairy wand; each brush or cloth holds rctful sway m unvjuil dirt s dull & jiterriloIlJkj) "i ,iii, nuwr,i.ii; - i i lafjssafcM In Order to c ontmue in ousiness Must immediately turn as much stock as possible into CASH Everything at greatly rcducod pricos. NOTHING RESERVED Here .ire Home of the Imrgnius: LEATHER AND ART GOODS Including Hand liais, Coin I'urscs, Hill Hooks, Card (Wh, Pictures, llrass (loods, (Sifl Novelties, Uaskets, Sachets, .Mt.tio Cards .. 5()';J Ol-M'1 BOOKS All iinpular Cop.vU'litH, at 500 Everything elso in our up-to-dato ntock at 25', off, nothing resorved Romember, wo carry a lino of Stationery, Blank Books, Offico and School Supplies; Also Whitman's Candy Sale Begins Saturday, Feb. 12 We reserve the rijdil to recall all prices at any time. j Sale strit .For Sale Kvory where STANDARD OIL COMPANY (llir.oriioru'Ud) SAIf l'BANOIBOO ronT&AND S'ordliit loitny 'nml I nm moro limn I'krtoml lo lie able (o slug In Med lord I mil enJo)liiK MO visit III Oit kou ver) inuih. fifsf iiDin:' Philosophy A& T Tliiit j'injtlo is for thoso who try to nmilo ut toil nml ruiisou "Why;" who will not lot tho household cnrcit crtmh down lifu'u tllutl idfnirii. You'll find, whnru in n corlaiu town, thnt Gold Dust Theirs is to DO if NOT to DI1J Theirsis to never tiUfstion"whyV" ill tlllCIIUlI iuhhh utcir IUIUI1IH shine: tho floors thoy polish up ore fine; in fuel, no ninttcr whuru they Co they leuvo it spotless trail: nnd so, like htinshiiie, when tho sky is drey they help to drive tho clouds uwuy. nncn urnin oi uoui uuat uiso sh'ircs in clennintt up thu house iiuiu vvures; tuicu inup it loucucn cure uwuy. kc'UcM. JjluyTsJu USUA0 tly cash. jZERDLENEj Hotel Medford llooina ivllliiuit built noo inr day nml up. Ilooini ultli Imlli ijtl.nit per ilitjr nml un, Spt'tlnl l ii 1 1' by vvcok or liioulli, ('oiublimllou broaUfnM ovrry iniiiiiliiK U.t, !in nnd in tenia. ltouiiit(lo of tho I In lii it ii I'luli Iflll M4tl '.'It, llllll lllaiiuo of Toumlo u III Olvry llMrU lUfcoil niU or ICnitllali Kolrt Couit lloullloit I'OHinma l)NIIlhlUH Hmi-Ihk fhlrlirri Hauir. h'Ik MNrjrlHntt I'utMtboa JullauiiM (lurdn 'w KrtNili (Vtih RmIhiI .MuMiiiimlao l'lumilo It Of am AMorttHl Cukt Tillamook I'romitHo Hitlllno Wa(er Coff' with liliiinr Hot Uinltitf nii'itl limirx brniitlfiil iniiilcr nnd alnuliii; will bo nuiti'ril by llotr Chi I (lrlM'ii and .Mini', Kvi'l)iii Natatorium, Feb. 20 IIM, NK.Iir IIM.V llio Icliiuli it Schubert Symyhony Club and Lady Quartette Aaalali-d h) MISS IIMM'II l(V KnlHrliilHi-r .miss i'ii,nci;s itniNiai.Mn' llnrplal TIIOMii V.XIiltVIIMI I'lflU'Mlil. Tho AMwrlnin Violin VlnwwHi A ' .Mualwil ttMUrtalftinaDl of tho rirMtM KunMlwit Anaplrrt of thr. I O O l I kin t Mlaa Thl. Trmt ltwrvid H'itt nt lluaklna MiiiiiIh), I ib, ITIli I'rlr 7', rrnli. nnd 1 on fc'1cclive Home Remedy lor Tuberculosis It I flMM MMtlvr Hbf llul lM r vr(.l v ttli Mr ulna aaita. tatlam hi .! vtpruili, .Ht It III in aviwniltfii lh.ni lm aixl frW. Httaia ara Im-h. uM i-nl frw mi u(l i lata. ItelMuii . Altvralllp I ,Hm llto fr IMMIM trvIMrlil . ruiiiulr Sal H Ml.i.ll. Vtr. IU.J..HarM. N J. . 'tlrtlMMa In IIm- Ull of ItMft I iu. ttattnl a trr rtvlr-ruM Mhkh MlWil i air laaa .vi laM I Ma la rntM i4nm. mhI wr lb)r.i. Uh IWm iII hm I Mat H In CftWaU nwHarijr ,Vt inn una I 1 nl lo ! IRk- taaa'a Allrrallir t trr4 t Mw. awt rimiMfcwiit uhlna M thr M Ml In tMutMT I til lu ImnMlr ,) h Rr li la JmiMtr lamt I raaaMr.1 My iarar nrruiwikui Imilna- aaOtnl pa IHHintU. fullr nMiorwl I., hrtlil, , ttuw fmn Ifcrv wr nnim, tw bvu rrl.! mi.I ran..i unlM KrtMaa'a .Mlriilltr t h. hUhlr I Imt rwv. HH-ailnl II Kllh llrl rrMli. ' iMtnxi H M T.TV, r. iman AiUMtiv Urirr.il.. ia limn. rallU. Aaibnta. lUv I'rrrr ThrtMl ah.t I aa Troul.k au.l In uliuiuttar ll alrw Iham tml .alata. IhI n nftlaUM or titbit fotnilntr ilriiic. Uk f..r Imikltt trlllnn r rrtrrlr, ami rllr 1.. lirkHMIi llhoralrr PMUilrlt.bla l fi r nu.H. rl. rv l "f aaia lit an ira.llntf ilrHUKIita SEED POTATOES I'liifat 'lfitd wid iMitulOM, l'llrea low, otilili-rlll iUllllt)', Our iiliilv of tilt' follow hic. wliloll I limited. a ImIiik huttdU'd throuch J. C RdnnliU'H futnl utoro "Iriirlb-at of All" (wull known, nnd biMt of Hit tho tmrly iiolntoaa, whlto, unlforin. ainootb, prollflr. la iiIno n KrMt ktrttp), pr 100 IIm. if'J.no "lnrl Sunrlan" por 100 lb . U.no "Aiiiorlpmi WoHilar" pr 100 IIin a.JM Order now, na flral.uliian In nt n premium. Janes Bros. Ciipii.ii nm Draperies Wm carry n s.rv roiiitilntn linn of i1lil.. 1 1, a i ii i hi lul'iK, nxtllrnn, ntc, NIKl 'lo nil l "in H t IIJilmlMtrrllltf A Mpri i it muii fi iuk iiti. r thin work im Iwani : in i will vivo ua unml dirvuii lit Ii "aipc tu Kat In UVull tliu lurn' it nil' m Wooka & McGowan Co, WMemorels fl Shoe-Polishes ' riNCST QUAUTV UAnotST VAnitTY 'fillT int.r" tlia only lm)ir'al iflilrcMliic that rr i, i tr i i.ntnltK Oil. Jltai Ita unit 1'iiliant alitdla' MnUiiiitlaii a IxMitaainlriKiii. tlilnri ttlllioul ruli blni.M. 'till Mil UUSS." loi "UtNllVi '!'" uli ulur lli aulnrt nml iiMlthlnic AllL iiil.jfiiniiliirtaiiBlii-.,5i: STalr.li'iH'o, uiii k v iii n;" mi ii iiiiii rmiii Mini iium.tijmiuit. lyrlrtiitaml whllrnlirt)rriiiatalioia, luc.Ai3i.. 'AIIIU" HUNS aut VVIHII.NS nvai ih'Xi. Ill niiiml uliltu LnLii iiicki'lln vlncilii lnfi, Willi liij'a, juc. In bamlOBic,lari,u aluminum lioxn, w Ii I IIOIIKO, Vt, . . . 'Mill," inmliliiMlnii for poiilleinrn who Uko ir!ilululiiivlii)(llii'lrtlii'tuol( AI. Ki.lormciilor unit loalrulu all black atima. l'lill.li vtlllialirutli orclolli.v3ct.iita). 'UAIIV IIITI.-alto.lUCfiiU II rniiril'nl.r iIih anot l"i Oniklinl ymi want mii tua Ilia 1 1 leu in .Urn i- f i r full ln aor, lurirva ixlil, wiiiTTr.rvione unoa. noo., 20'2O Albany Hlroot, Cnmbilduu, Matt, 714 Oilit ami lantit MitHuf.irluitii of ihi4 tWIllitl OI ( ll'ttU, ' Ricflwffl tTfQAl'ETl iftiBlaiOfl iO V V