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Newspaper Page Textim.ii ihtn' .- !r'',JV 4 Vw V-f r-j l pAqwiropit, MWTOXD'Jitf! MtT?r?5ji TtsM, MMtora flWtl TM At ionth K SS . . I Si tA lkl.UJ lkltHd will 'irniriMniit tur sniiimita aiu'mii- Offit-o Mull Tribun RuiMlng, !(? North Kir ulrfl: ptions. Main 0. QKOIIUK PUTNAM, BJIlor nd Manager Untcrml as wontt-lis matter at Mtdfonl, Oregon, under the, act of March I. 1MB. Official rarer of tha Cltr of Mcilfonl. Official Paper of Jackson County. BUBacmtrrioH ibatjss. One year, by mall. .. -.IJ.OO On month, by umll.. . ........ .60 Per month, delivered by carrier In Medrorri. Jackbnllln and Ccn tral Iolnt . Pnturdajr only, by mall, per yrar- !.0 Weekly, rer year..-. . V&o 8WOHH OmCUZJLTIOH. Dally average for eleven month end Ins November 30, 1911, I'6t. Tim Mull Tribune la on sale nt the Terry New ytarid. San Francisco. . . Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland. IMrtlanrt News Co., Portland. Or. W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash. mil leased Wire United Frssw Blapatone. KxsromD, onxaorc. Metropolis of Southern Orecon and Northern California. and the fastest Krowlne city in Orecon. Population U, 8, censua 19108140: eattmated. lJS in.000. , , ,. J4 rive hundred lhoum dollar Oravlty Water System completed. giving flneat supply pure mountain water, and IT., miles of atreela pa'-ed lYwtofflCft receipts for year ending November 30, 1911. show Increats of 19 jer cent. Ihuiner fruit city In Oregon ttogus River Spltxenberc apples wan sweep stakes prlre and title of "Apple mar of the World" . nt the National Arete Show. STpokane, 1909, and a car of Newlowns won rirst Hle In 1910 nt Canadian International Apple Show, Vancouver. B. C. rust Frits In 1B11 At Spokane National Apple Show won by carload of Newtowns, Rogua niver pears brousht highest prices In all markets of the. world dur ing Iho past six years. In the Portland Journal' neeount in the Sunday sno tlto rtnMmpc of the Kogtic'nxlT fish bill by tfi6:tnto hcnutc, occurs the follewing: "In the courso of nn uimnled de bute, nearly all of which hinged nroiind the amendments olfored by Smith of Josephine, that pcnalor de clared that Geerge: l'utunm of Med ford has changed his mind at to the justice of such amendments. He rc fered to Putnam nu the 'author of tho bill.' "At first Putnam paid it was all right for Grant Pass to have threo mouths foiling," he baid. ''But he went on to Portland and when he came back it was not all right. Sonic thing had been done to him. What it ww 1 leave to to guess lint it was jvorliaps the Mime thing that has been done to other." In the reply to the hiMnuutiuii of Dr. Smith, George Putunin Mates: "Mr. Bennies in thu author of the original llogue River fiMi bill. I uui not. I nccr haid it was all right for Grants Pa to have three months commercial fibbing, hnvo fought it for five yearn, attended the sessions of the legislature ut my own expense to prevent it and helped invoke the ini tiative to cloe the stream. I have always believed that the upper Rogue was too small a h I ream to surrender thu rights of the people to n dozen commercial fuditng hogs." WHITE SLAVERY ACT IS UPHELD N'AJS.IJXaTON. l'l. '.'J -The Tmted State supreme onrt today ipbeM tii uoiietiltitiitnalitv ot the IMnnu white sIdvo nut wlien il held Uiut Juck Joluiaou, the negro prize fighter, must stand trial for alleged violation of thu provisions of the net. The negro, through his attor neys, had uokfil the court to dismiss the indictments againM him in Chica go, bafeiug hi plea on thu alleged mi cimMitutiouiility of thu Jlnnn net. The court rencht-d its decision in five cases, that of Johnson heading the list. The principul 1 hiding o tho court was that thu httinuu body, UK well us merchandise, may bo pro tected in inler-stiito commerce h the government. ESPEE 10 STREET WASHINGTON, Fob. 'i -Ituniur-nl of locomotives, trains and trucks f thu Southern 1'aciiic railway from Fourth street, tho business center of Portland, Orugon, was ordered to day b a supremo court decision. Dis missal In tho Oregon courts of the railroad's suit to enjoin the city from removing tho downtown tracks under n city ordlnauco wus affirmed by tho court, IrTKWi EDITOR fflflJL, SEHATOfi SMITH BABAK0U l!r.ii till "bwrbwoua" Mexico when liceiwe ia the con A caption of liberty unci democracy an irridcacent dreruiv a nation of tilkreB and slave drivers, tho one as ignorant ns thu other is cruel n clvilizntion that is only n thin veneer over u primitive fuednlism. AVh.it there wns of enlightenment and demoeraey fn the nntion was ivpreaented by linden) dreamer of liberty and a constitutional regime in a country hitherto rulodby and iron hand for the exploitation of the many by the grafting few. Slight as was his grasp, the mur dered president stood For great reforms, lie represented the nobler hopes and aspirations of his enlightened countrymen. That lluerta is a brutal savage, there can no longer be a doubt. His betrayal of his chief to exalt himself was dastardly. His cold-blooded murder of his helpless prisoner, the act of a bloody coward. His efforts to excuse the crime, only add to his guilt. It transcends all laws of civilization. It is a delicate situation for the Uuited States and intervention should be the last thing thought of for in tervention undoubtedly means the massacre of all Ameri cans in Mexico and a long and bloody war, unpopular both at home and abroad. President 'la ft has pursued the the sane policy upholding the right to guard the lives of Americans anil foreigners, but not attempting to interfere with the butcherv of Mexicans by Mexicans. IRRIGATION MEET IS GREAT Klimiuuti.n; all attempt to "go off ut a tangent" ami confining them selves stnetlv to a practical dis cusiou of the irrigation situation in the valley, the mass mcettug held at the Xntatoriuiu Satttrdav afternoon wus a jlCeided success and lent u de cided impetus to the campaign to se cure irrigation to cover thu entire floor of the valley. While no direct attempt was made to haw land owners; sign contracts for water, a large number signed cards stating that they were interested aud asking that representatives of the canal company call upon them aud explain the mutter to them in detail. The contract and proposition of fered by the canal company was ex plained to the landowners present by Porter J. Xeff who went over the contract clause by clause. Briefly the company offers to construct their higlilino ditch at once providing 10,000 acres are signed up for irri gation. The contracts aro to he placed in escrow until such time ns the company makes good. Several thousand acres liaxc been signed up. Kxery feature of the matter was discttsxcd by local citizen-, mid all points not clear to those interested in the matter of securing water. Prof. O'Ciant spent some time in discussing tho need for irrigation and what it would mean to tho valley. Other speakers were J. A. Perry. V. I. Vawtcr, Delroy Getehell. SI. I Al ford. K. E. Ryder spoke for the company. The company officials state that they are very highly gratified by the results of the campaign. HITTSON DOLLS UP FOR EASTER Chief lllttson's well known som brero is in tho discard. There now reposes in its accustomed place a cap roplcndnt with gold and silver braid which Is attracting o grt dnl of (4ttntlon TIih fH I it t'orilaixl tfsllon snd an "ourM t the )ilsf on h rni-eut vinit at I'oriluud. It Is tli lutust and most up-to-duto bit of police headgear In Southern Oregon. The annual Kastcr parade will have noth ing on the chief. . The chief also dolled Ills force up on his return by presenting them with the latest wrinkle in police stars. IS. WILSON'S STYLE WASHINGTON. Feb. Sl.Wnsh. Ington modistes and merchants are bemoaning the futo which led Sirs. Woodrow Wilson to declare her bo iler that 11000 u year was enough for any woman to spend on dress. Adoption by society of "Jefferson simplicity" In dress Is Toured by tho merchunts, nnd especially In view of thu emphatic support which a num ber of society peoplo are giving to Sirs. WllsQit. Sirs. Champ Clark, wife of the speuker, declared j "SI is. Wilson will euslly be ublu to dress herself and her three daughters on SI 000 a pleco wiiilo tboy ure lu the white house." SS MUCH NTEET RfFiDFOKI) TnVIII TUriUTNR TtUT MKXIOO IS BADLY INJURED IN CYCLE RACE As the result of ti motorcycle acci dent on the Ashland road Suuday afternoon. Kred Purdln, son of M. Purdtn. attorney, of this city, lies to day at the Sacred Heart hospital re covering from pulafnl lujurles about the hcuj and a broken collar bone. Ills escape from Instant death is con sidered miraculous. No complica tions are expected by the physicians, attending him. Young Purdln was returning to Med ford after spending the day nt Ashlund. Passing the Gore place near Phoenix lie ran up behind an automobile drltcn by I,. K. Wakcmau of this city. Mr. Wakeman was ap proaching a wagon and turned out to pass It. As ho did so Purdln. run ning. fast, passed him and shot acroxn the road In front of him. Tho rear wheel of tho motorcycle cither skid ded or tho machine struck a rock, Purdln plunging Into the ditch by the sido of the road. Mr. Wukcman turned his machine Into the ditch, breaking Ills steering gear In doing so. Young Purdln wns rushed to tho hospital. Tho injuries to hli head wero scalp Hounds only. Itlbs on his left side wcic fractured uud his collar bono broken. Dr. K. II. Por ter attended him and slated today that thorn was practically no doubt of an early recovery. Judge Purdln today staled that from all accounts of the accident no one but the boy himself wax to blame. Fast running with a tendency to take a chance Is blamed. F LOS ANGELES CITY LOS ANGKI.K8, Cal , Feb. 2t Deluged with inoro than 4.5 Inches of ruin In the lust twenty hours, I.ok Angeles Is in a near-flooded condi tion today, uud shortly before uoon lorrnntlul mltis still wr railing 0 PUDIN OD DELUGES Str'"ts tliroiuhout iIim ijiy rfcii),,,,,, to th. gittirs wlHi ttoriii witter. Htrertcur truffle w.j iIiiiihiiuIUi1 and mucii damage wus done, particu larly In the wholesale district, whoro basements were flooded and many stores on tho street level tuundated. Thousands of telephones were put out of commission. The rain began shortly before noon yesterday. It was general through out Southorn California, but heav iest In Los Angeles. The United 8tutes weuther bureau predicted u tontluuous downpour tonight aud to morrow. The rulnfull for tho last twenty hours oueeded any fall In twenty four hours over reiorded by govern ment observers here. liecaiiso of impassable streets and Inadequate car service all schools weio closed today. TO CUfli: A COM) IN (INK DAY. Tuko LAXATIVt! IUIOSIO Qululno Tablets. Druggists refund money If It fulls to euro. K. W. GIIOVB'8 slg naturo is on each box. 25 cents. John A. Perl Undertaker 28 B. HAUTLETT Phones SI. 471 nn 470 Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner MTJDFOIU). OK KAON, VONIUV, FV.nurAUT'.M, 101,1, rrm A'-J.. NEW PRUSIDONT OP Hero are pictured the new rreIdcnt hU nlfe, Mine. Pnlncnre. CENTRAL POINT ITEMS Washington's blrthda was not ob sered here by our business men or other clllson with the exception of the bank which Has closed all du Mark Perry of Ashtaoud spout Saturday with friends here Mrs A. P. (illicit has returned from n to neck's visit In the vicin ity of Gold Hill. J. Conley and family spent Sunday In Grants pass. Miss Audrey and Gladys Holmes. Miss inn and Khun Austin and Miss Sadie Ilcebo attended the enter tainment at Willow Springs gheu the members of the Orange Saturday evening. Miss lllackford, Miss Margaret Ensley, Mrs. T. I. and Miss I Intel Knackstedt. Clarence Paukoy, Mr. Davison. Minn Catherine Tuttlc, Mrs. M. St. Clark were Saturday utter uoon visitors In Medford. C. C. Sanderson tins traded his tract of nine acres 011 millionaire row to Wm. Slnyfleld for forty acres In section one, township 35. range J, west. Central Point Ileal ty Co. nindo the deal. l.ee lllack of Forrest creek spent Saturday here trading with our mer chants. Wes Ingram of upper Kvans creek visited friends here the first of the Wok. Among our people who spent Sun day afternoon In Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clark. Miss Florence Steams. Miss Pearl Itoss.i Floyd lloss. Tom Cullom, It. If. Ellsworth. Clarenic Pnnkey and l.uke Peart. Mrs. J. A. Kllburn left Siuulny for t.os Angeles to Join her husband who has a position there. City council met Thursday evening In regular adjourned session with Mayor Cowley, itecorder Jacobs and Councilman Duulap. Moon. Alps un der. I.lndiay and Grim present The recorder was Instructed to poitt not ices for tho annual city election to bo held March lUth, J3J3- Two councllmen for three years, and one recorder for two years to bo elected. Ileslgnatlon of Dr. K. II. Porter as city physician was accepted and Dr. SI. M. Dow was appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the council to fill the vacancy. Sllss Slary A. Sice. Mrs. Kiiima Ilcbb. Miss Ssrah Hobb. Miss l.ela White, .Mrs. George Pankcy, W. l:. Price, T O. Iloldcn and Trlx Peart were Friday afternoon visitors In Medford. Miss Ilerthu nilason spent the week end with relatives In 'Ashland. The Sophomore class entertained tho freshman class ut the Y. St. C A. Frlduy evening Various ainusuinents consisting of contests, music, etc., wore indulged In and light refresh ments In keeping with the season wore served. The refreshments uin sIkIaiI of olmrr; pie. uilwieli" ' mt lli initK vrlllHr iind ibirry puneb The null wns health fully iloar 10 tit bean of Hm lather of bis country, uud our own, inu'tuly hntchots, cherries, flags, pictures. About fifty persons were present and all consider this the most brilliant as well us the most enjoyable event of the season Much crodlt Is due tho sophomores aud their efficient helper. .Miss Deuba, for the pleasutit and fluwless muiiner with which they en tertalned their guests. Do It often Sophomores, keep awake. .Miss llesslo Itandall Is spending the week cud with friends and relu tlves In I he Itoguo river valley Sir and Mrs. Frank Amy uud Mr and .Mrs. C. II. Gay motored down here Friday afternoon and spent tho ufternoon with Mr. and Sirs Gay In this city Nature and Woman's WorR huvn produced the grandest remedy for woman's Ills that the world Iiiih ever known From the roots and herbs of the field, Ljdla 13. Pliikham. more than thirty years ago. gave to womankind a remedy for their pecu liar Ills which has proven more effica cious than any other combination of drugs ever compounded, and today Lydla K. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound Is recognized from coust to coast as tho staudard remedy for uoiininV Ilia. SBBBBBBBBMSBBBBBSSr-BBBBr fl BBBBBBbBMI WsSBBBBBbW ' 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBbPsbF bV r lP BBBBBBBBST BBBBBBBbT' ' 11 IC ill H ilmKJL' 1 11 4tuil(K CsssftsssftCsfsssssssssssssssssssssssI mJftssls.i ytL rlftJS-siOf JN ' """""O r-rr 1-RANCG AND HIS Wll-Ii rfiaiDENT roiNOr? of France, Mr. Itaymond Polncnrfl, sild MARKET REPORT Prices Paid by Dealers. KCKIS-Pe lirTTKH- 30c POTATOKS-HOdiTfie. CAnHAOK lOil'-o. APPI.KS- lOfti'llftc. ONIONS 7.-)c(ipUI0. CAHKOTS 7fie(Sf$l.U0. PAltSNIPS "fle(!?$l. TUHNIPS-7;iefif$l. Llvcslock. IIOUS Uiesscd, 8oj alive C'Xis. SI I KEP -KSi-l '. STKEHS-Alive, tie. COWS AUe, fi5Vic. VKAIr-l)reed, lie. POCIniV Mixed -hluketw, 10c sptings, I'Je; dressed, lUdplle. Hay nml Gialn. (Selling Price.) WHEAT $1..i0. Oats $I.0U. HAY Vcteh, .U ton; grain, $10. IIAHLEY .fJ7 ton. CORN 'i.b ton. Public Market Prices. . EGOS 'J0e. Ill'TTER .TJVao. iu;tti:ic fat -:ne. POTATOES 7.'ie(n 1 per 100 lbs. CAUHAOE lot P. 3c. CA I'M FLOW EK 7.efif $ 1 .'J5. APPLES - J.'mi-.'ie box. HONEY -JOwIV lb. SAI'EKKItAl T :il)c. ADA WALLACE UNRUH TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY Hear AiIh Wnlliiee-I'iiruli nt lh M. E. eliureh south, WVdncdnv een ing, Febnuirv Ul), in her rnmou- ad dle. "The (Ireat Cilv uud the New V.der., Mm. I'nrtitt know how to bundle the ipitwtiou f ths hitiir. She live il, fuel il. uud studies it from all alleles. And her pbitK imtHiier in iiiMpiredNsii enu iwimrt the mot mige with power mul fame whirh is sure to tell. Ada Wttlluce-l'iinih t nt niikiiiiwii in Medford. So let all muke nu ef Crt In heur her Mini mImi gel an up lift in the work nil are lutere-ted in, the New Voter. Legal blanks tot Trlbunn offlro. sals st tho Stall tr HOW TO RESIST ('lunatic Coughs and Cold. Ktroug vigorous men uud women luirdly ever catch cold. It's only when the system is run down aud vitality low thai colds and toughs get 11 foot hold. Now Isn't It imisonahle that the right way to cure a rough Is to build up your run down loudlllun again? Mrs. Olivia Parham of ICiisl Dur ham. N. t' . says: f look Vluol for H hrioih' I'ougli wlih'li I1111I lusted Init i'hn ttil Mi- rough nut mil (liPHiip-Mii-i). but li ii'illt up im Htl'MilKlh as wall " TI10 reason Vluol is so officuciouo In such rases Is because It contains lu 11 delicious coiKuutruted form all the medicinal curative elemouts of tod liver oil, with toule, blood build ing Iron added. Chronic coughs and colds yield to Vluol because It builds up the weak ened, run-down system. You can gut your money baik any time It Vluol does not do all wo say, Medfoid Pharmacy, .Medford, Ore. E.D.Weston Official Photographer of tho Medford Commercial Club Amateur Finishing X'ost Oai'ds Pnnoraniio Work Portraits Interior and exterior views FIiihIi lights Nogalives made anv time and any place by appoint ment. 208 E, Main Phono 1471 DECIDE YOURSELF MeTonl TBsawony Don't tsks our word for It Don't depend on a uti Miser's state ment Itead Medford eudoiceniont Itund the staleiiienls nt Medfoid cltlteus. And decide fur MMlisrlf lleie Is one ease of It A llets. 1.10 Front Hi., Medford, Die, him "I am JilHi as willing to recommend Dunn's Kldnev I'llls to day as I was lu September, ttMiT. when I publicly told or my experience with them I sutfeied fioiu kidney trouble for at least fhe vents and as time passed, I grew worse Sharp pulus darted through the small of luy back aud sometimes the uttneks wero so sexeru that I could hardly stoop At night my back ached In tensely and sound sleep was out of the iiiestlou. Ilelug told to try Dean's Kidney Pills, I got a supply and they soon gave me tellef," For sale by all dealeis. Price Ml cents. Fotler-Mllburii Co.. lluffnlu. New York, sole agents for the I' nl led States. Iteiiiember the name Dean's and tuke no other Auction Sale of Acreage IN Till: PIHItCi: M'llDlUHION Two .Milt-. I.'nst of .Medford THPItSDAY, APIllli tOt'H ON THC LAND One and oue-iuurter to five acre tracts will be sold to the hlgheit bid der. Seldom dues the buyer hnvo the uVanre to unuie the price he pays for real estate, especially choice pro perty well located and on ery easy terms. Do not fall to secure one of these tracts. A special opportunity for the tusii of small uietius to secure 11 hoimi. Liberal discount will be made for all cash. . i:. I. IILHItllV, t II, PIHHCi: Auctioneer Owner Clark 6c Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, D. C. Public Uud .Matters: Final Proof. Desert Lands, Contest and Minim Cases, Hcrlp. PLUMBING Stoftin and Hot Wntor Hoating All Work CliMranli-l I'iIoh llmiiiabl COFFEEN & PRICE as Howsid Block, rntrsnes on flth Bt. Horns riions ao. Haiglii Music Studio 11(1 H. Laurel Ht., Sfrdford, Ore. Mlt. PUP.D ALTON HAIGIIT New York Piano and Hurinoiiy Sirs, Florence llalllday.llalght London and New York Voice Culture Phono TC2 Nowis the time to do your painting:. WHY? H statue A, J. HatboIviHeu lain of at. UimIn Is lirti to do II nml will iii It ebsp, All woi-W ilini'j In first class Hiiikmuiisblp muiiner. Hull- mutes lurulshed. 'ralk It over with me. Drop postal to A. J. BARTHOLOMEW S'il S. Central. For Rent Wc have several up-to-date,-modern 5 and 6 room Bungalows MEDFORD REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT CO. M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT I ISIS THEATRE I v,t imivii.i.i: TIIH LA CIIOI.VM WiirIiik. Talking. Dauciiig 4- I'lmlii Pln)M Today T JOHN AltTlirit'S Tltl'Sf Tint TIIIIACIIHUOI'H SHOI' Mlt. UOI.iiilt'N MUCH Coming Tniiimtnw IIHlNtMHNAf ION OF KAHMA Two Iteels HhM-H-H4-M-f-l-M-4-f44- UGO THEATRE Cuder .New Mausgemeiit GREAT EDUCATIONAL FEATURES TONIGHT "lunuMiit.M'in iv pitAcrici:" "llli; l.ll II OF AN ANT COMPLETE CHANGE IN MUSICAL OFFERING A Wdc-Kplllllng Conied Heel for Tonight "WHAT IIAI'PHNIID TO MAItY" WiHlnMHlay and Thursday ALL LICENSED FILMS Mi ViMil11nll1 to Interpret the SIiiiIon .Miilmll) Xperlnl Two-lteil AttrnMloil FrldHy and .SHlurday iltiiilii ltn). Ibe hnme III nml .1c STAR THEATRE Nolliltm ( beep Hill iIiiiI-iiii. Hie Prbe of Tiiitiiy am Tmiiiitniii Only Almtllei of Kh)-II. Co s JStlrrlng FalurHS 'ItlflM ItMHt inn uw up Tint was-r A rulusaul foeHlsilH ef early pioneer days, wm the only law lit lit. west was HillillliUltersd by thi hardy lmwlnitiu. The oast Is over wliwlmlng. nnd the situations urn tense and thrilling. Mi-Mile- IIHIO Feet of Fnliiedy With 11 llllgll 1 11 Hciy Foot hong Olcoll's Most llalhtd CliHtiueay I'opiilnr AN OLD-PAHIIO.MiD .MOTIIFK" FOIHiaST and luloriirelets of WOOLWOHTH I'hotoplnys Wt am golm to bring It to Med- ' funl. It's n Will 1st you lu on It noon, pvticli. Stntlneos Dally, 3 to C p. m. ADMISSION. 6c AND 10c kiirtffiffiflrifci Bt-SV locnted i:;i:B nnd lllOHt W lMw'Wi P o n u 1 n : .TOP hotel in th. r c City. Running distillled ice water in each room. European Plan, a la Carte Cafe. , Tariff on Rooms 12 rnunia (10 ronnu . 50 rooms .... GO rnonu villi private bilh f!0 rooms Milh pimlt bilh $1,00 each 1.50 roch 2.00 esch 2.00 each 2.50 each 30 iuitoi, bedroom, par lor and bath - 3.00 each For more thun one uuatt add $1.00 extra to Ilia shove rate for each Additional u'neit. Rciluctlon by week or month. Miwiijtniiiil Ciftir IV, Kttlty to.lH23t'"Sli3JOraai VI v V I H- A s t.k