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Bayers of sc-otlr and prophcta of old,
t Headers ot riddle wise,
Shnll wo believe whatwc are told
- Or jihnll wc mirmisef
Whqn a man tell you that tho late
survey
Off tbo v(MU toward Creseoiil bay
Was made in fun and all in play
Wlmt is n gink like mo to say?
Kondcr of riddles whlscr low
1 How are we to Jcuowt
I nm jn fayor of having the side
walk west of Hotel .Medford removed.
I dropped a dime in a. crack there in
1873. Old Tiaar.
1 "I hne discovered writes V. K.
C. "the absolute aero ,of fiction. Tin
'Tho Sultana' in the Sat. JKve. Post."
Still one may get expert opinions
on how tp become a crooked politi
cian or confideaco aan by slamming
further in ,tho paes of aforesaid c
teemed S. K. P.
A man ,who is bitten by a dentist's
dop has ikt consoling thoufjht that
tho teeth had lacerated bis limbs
were properly cared for.
Portland roan jvlio Bold.pnuff to
boys has been fined. Such law vio
lations are not to bo wioered at.
Portland popJc havinfr j;en Sara
Hill ajpj'in kaowwhat .a. -an looks
like when he looks like Sam Hill.
COMMITTEE ASpfNMENTS
ff H,EWH $MATOS
WASHINGTON, March 17. The
osMgnment of committees to Oregon
senator is as follews:
Chamberlain: Chairman public
lands: member of appropriations,
commerce, military affairs, national
banks, territories.
Senator I juw: Forest reservations
and protection of gntne, claims, roast
defejicn, exixmditures in the war de
partment, fisheries, Indian affairs,
irrigation and reclamation of arid
lands, Philippines, publio buildings
and ground.
FUNDS FOR ROSE SHOW
START POURING IN
i PORTLAND, March 17. Members
of the committee appointed to raise
the $100,000 demanded by tbo budget
fnr (ha 1013 Rose Festival nro today
rejoicing over tho receipt of $2,500
from a business man before ino act
ual collection of funds had bcRun,
Tho roniuiKere of tho festival de
clare that this year's show will be on
n much more clnborato scale than any
that have preceded it. Never before
have the people of Portland taKen
such interest in the event.
250 DEER IN A RUNCH
SEEN ON KLAMATH RIYER
" YREKA, Col., March 17. Durinp
the month of February while tho deep
nnow was on tho ground, the moll
Aflj'rier down below Happy tamp ire
fluently counted as many as 'J50 deer
in a bunch along Klk creek. The nni-
mnls would ooroe down from tlie iiigii
vMt iiml take tin their abode wher
ever they could find n spot where tho
snow was not too deep. 'I here were
a number of bunds in different places
Vith from thirty to 250 in each band.
SOUGHT LOCAL COLOR
G0JIT IN SALOON
SEATTLE, March 17, D. S. Iticfc
r. who writes under the name J. F.
Montgomery is hero today following a
visH to t,ie "Dil,y 1,ie Mug's" a saloon
of cons,twido fame, in search of local
color for a story. Ricker says he
remembors putting a piece of gold on
tin tinr mid "invitiuir all bauds to
Step." When found ho was minus
hat, coat unci vest., also fio. u .
tho oxperienco wus worth twico tho
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TKI FJIOPI
JI13 County Court !h cncounloriiiK moiv ttian Hh sluiro
of rouble in ita effort lo hotter tho finanoiiil Hlntiw
of tliR coniitv ami Improve the hiuhwity.
Tjio icoplc of Ailhliitid lotUtly chnnor for rontl improve
ment yet formally 'refuse to pny the city's share of the
county rond tax.
The -Woyerhniuter timber yndieate, whieh holds n
vast trftc.t of Umber for speculative purposes, refuses to
pay the special road levy in its district, Xalline; back upon
.0 vCcvcAmJLcali1tyj vhie,h jvjjl uoke it impossible to construct
the proposed road to KlamatJi Falls,
ast comes the Southern Pacific "Railroad company,
owiiera of the Oregon and California railroad tfrant, and
threatens a laNvsuit to compel the county to accept county
vUTAuts jn ijayjtnpjut of county taxes upon tho empire it
is withholding from settlement for tho1 benefit of future
generations.
It is probable that the county will vin tUl contentions
a city should not be eliminated from general county
.taxation, the ie.eeujt jogisjuture validated the special road
district levies, and county warrants are subject to jydoinp
.tion onjy front the general fund and do not pay special
levies. .But each case involves a protracted lawsuit and
seriously cripples the county's finances aud operations,
pending litigation.
Why were these contentions not raised ju previous
years? "Why has the Southern Pacific paid its taxes in
fhtsh witliput a murmur heretofore? "Where did it get the
$50,000 and odd jn warrants it proposes to turn in? VChy
have the Woyorhausers and other timber syndicates never
protested road levies heretofore? "Why luis Ashland paid
a county road tax since its creation without objection
until tills year?
The timber laud liko ,tlie railroad land in Jackson coun
ty js held Co' speculative purposes only for the unearned
increment. 2jTo operation is attempted. Millions of Jeer
ot; timber annually are lost through over-ripeness and
fires. All the lumber used in the valley 1ms to be im
ported, 'rhe policy pursued by the non-resident owners
is a detriment to the community and its dveeiopment. The
onlj benefit the county receives is from taxation and the
land is not assessed at anything like what it is held for
any more than railroad land is.
The county should force the .timber barons and rail
road magnates to share their unearned increment with the
people that create the values,
tions of their hokungs. In tins way the co-operation m
development the- withhold can be jbrcibly exacted. If
they don't like the treatment, let them sell to some one
who will operate. Let them become developers instead of
speculators tying up the revenues of the county i,br tho
benefit of the idle rich still unborn.
How to Get Rid
The fly.is a nuisance beside being
a carrier of infectious disease, and
tho attempt to exterminate it needs
no justification. How one can make
one's home, town or city flyless i
described by C. F. Hodge- of Clark
University, Worcester, Mass. He
tays that the American public spend
$10,000,900 a year jfor .window and
door screens in a futile attempt to
exclude n lively incct which insists
oh getting Into the houc every timo
the doors are opened. Ho believes
also .that the method of .swntinsr the
lUc-i, using fly-paper or indoor traps
or poisons is ineffective, but may
help. His method is .to make use in
various ways of the conical wire-mesh
fly-trap, which is familiar to almost
every one, in such a way as to turn
the tables on the flies and "put them
in jail and let ourehes out." The
plan involves, of course, the aboli
tion as far as possible of all breed
ing and Xeeduig places for flies and
tho application of the Ily trap men
tioned above to the garbage can, to
tho screens on windows, to tho cov
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LONDON', March 17. Unusual ex
uberance marked today tho celebra
tion here of St. Patrick's day, Queen
Mary and Dowager Queen Alexandra
participating in the ceremonies. Jub
ilant over the prospect of homo rule
becoming effective within eighteen
mouths, the sons of Krin entered into
the festivities with great enthusiasm.
Great parades marked the day here
and in IJelfubt, Dublin, Cork and else,
where, and numerous functions wore
held throughout Knglaud tonight.
Afore than 1000 persons attended tho
dinner of the Irish league at the Hotel
Cecil (tonight, oer which John Itcd
moud presided.
The IriMt Guards of tho Wellington
IJarracks paraded today in tho pres
enco of Field Murshul Lord Roberts
and other famous noldicni. Queen
JDiry and Dowager Queen Alexandra
presented each member of tho regi
ment with n shamrock.
GOVERNOR 9URKE APPOINTED
UNITED STATES TREASURER
IWABINGTON. March 17. Presi
dent WiUon has appointed Governor
Hurko of North Dakota treasurer oi
tho U"Ued States. Ills nomination
was Mint .to tho fceuato thie.nfteruoon.
IRIS
JUBJ
OVER
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RUL
MMIDY.
by proper assessed valua
of the House Fly
en) ou .manure bins etc., -nil of which
can be done by n little mechanical in
genuity. Garbage enns are on the
mnrket which Jiavc a cover larger
than the can and not fitting down
closely on it so that the flies gain
access tp the can under the cover and
coupe through a hole in the cover
over which is fixed n lly trap. In
fighting the fly, Hodge has found thai
the eeutials of a successful cam
jiaign nre to transfer the fight against
the fly from the hotino to outdoors,
and then to cxtenninnte it. Another
essentia! feature in a town "or city
is that households must cooperate.
One ignorant or careless homo can
breed flics enough to vitiate the best
endeavors of a whole town. Hodge
has succeeded in his neighborhood in
practically eliminating lies; he uses
no screens in windows mid doors, and
can sit out doors or have windows or
doors open at any time without moles
lotion. As Hies begin to breed early
in tho spring and as they breed with
innrvehJus rapidity, the time to ar
range for a fly-campaign is in the
winter.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 17. A
walkout of wireless operators on
btcatners plying out of Pacific coast
ports is imminent today us a result
of a disagreement over wages and
working conditions between the ojera-
tors on one side, and the .Marconi
Wireless company and the shipowners
on the other. Tho operators petition
ed for a minimum wage of $fi0 a
month February '28, with a request
that an answer be given by Murch
15. Up to today no nnswer has been
received.
Recognition of tho union is not
asked, although nearly all tho opera
tors involved nro said to bo union
men. Tho operators say tho prevail
ing rates of pay for first operators is
$-10 and .Hr month uud .fll.'i for sco-1
olid oporators, tho men having to
stand wutch thirteen hours a day.
Although officials of tho company
hero say they do not anticipate any
trouble, it is known the company has
been recruiting strikebreakers in Now
York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Portland,
Seattle undjuticouver.
Piles Cured"lu O To 14 Days.
Your druggist will refund money
If PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure
any case ot Itching, Wind, Bleeding
or Protruding Plies In C to 14 daya.
60 centi.
W1RELESS0PERAT0RS
SIS
STRIK
BUD ANDERSON
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LOS ANOnLUS. Mnrch 17. Ibid
Amlc-rAut is going to Mcdtonl tomor
row to explain whytho didn't boat
Kayo Uroun nftor Inning n lend ot
a mlc one minute before tho final
gong in the Inst round. Uud will rest
until Promoter MuCnrcy bus more
work for him here.
Many of Hud's friends nttrihuto
tho draw decision to his hnmlllng
from his corner. With u big lend, he
was sent in to mix it in tho final s
sion, when HulV tactics would have
assured a dfuUkvii. Also It js now
admitted that Anderson us slightly
overtrained in his uuxiclv to enter the
ring in perfect condition.
MoCnrcy is considering another
match between the boys. No dnto bus
been picked, but Ajyil f may ho sel
ected. LOS ANOKLKS, Mnrch 1 ".Decision
in Saturday's lltwn.. Anderson fight
a draw.
The twentieth round fiui-h at Ver
non found tilth "Mud'' Andor-ou ly.
ing bnck over the ropes in his own
comer with a blind jjtnro in his c,c.s.
The Mcdford youth was through for
the day.
Three feet away stood 'Kuo.ckmit"
Drown, tottering on logs that were
barely nble to hold his weight. Dazed
by the puuNhmcnt ho Jind taken ami
crazed by the thought of a ism11c
uctory, Drown was squinting through
swollen eyes and shaking his wet
glows in an uncertain manner ns
though trying to decide which of the
nineteen Andersons he would attack.
Had there been ten seconds more to
go one clean job on the chin Drown
would have been credited with a
knockout uctory.
With the clanging of the gong, the
hound of which could not be heard a
yard from the ringside, Referee
Charley Kytou took in the situation
with one flash of his eye. Kven while
"Fat Al" was reaching for the bell
cord Evton hnd balnnccd Anderson's
helpless condition with the fact that
upon no less than six occasions "Hiul
lm.1 lifaten Urown .to the ergc of n
knockout. Up went both the official's
anas, denoting what was in the minus
of every man inside the Vernon arena
a draw.
Only Hope I Knockout.
When Drown staggered to the cen
ter of the ring for the beginning of
the twentieth and last round his only
possible hopo of winning lay in n
knockout punch. He hnd been whip
jcd decisively during the lust nine
rounds hut Jus wondorfiil recuperative
powers brought him out for the last
stnnd in better condition thou An
derson, who was weak and unsteady
from the terrific pace of the battle.
Drown swung in one blind blow
after another as he charged his man
around tho nig. With only n minute
left to work ,in, ".Knoekoul" caught
Anderson with a left on tho jaw and
"Dud" sank to the floor. Hyton got
only a short way with the count when
Anderson regained his Tret, so badly
hurt that his ouo thought was of self
preservation. Drown was in no condition to take
ndnntngo of the situation. On the
neck, chest and arms he showered
useless punches, with Anderson
clinching and holding on to save him
self. One left got home to the chin and
Anderson went back over tho ropes
with nil tho fight beaten out of him.
Drown, bewildered and battle-worn,
hesitated about following his victim
up, and us he looked about in blank
nmnzement the hell sounded.
Two minutes Inter, with a hundred
men paeUd inside tho ropes, Drown
looked up nt "Dumb" Dan Morgan in
puzzled fashion and asked: "Who
won the fight!" Anderson was car
ried to his diessing room beforohe
hnd a clear idea of what the fiuish
had been.
first mid ty'toml K.cn.
The first mid second rounds wcro
even. Anderson hud tho hotter of the
third, but Drown went into tho lead
in tho fourth and held it until the
eleventh. In this round Anderson
gave Diovvn n tiouncjug ,thpt almost
ended the fight. "Knockout" was
floored twice, and in ,thc twelfth An
derson had Drnvui continually on the
ropes. Drown camo baidc strong in
Urn thirteontli, and it was nip and
tuck until the twentieth, when Urown
outgonicd Aiideison, but tfio Mcdford
boy's early lend influenced Referee
Kylon to call the affair a ,Uaw,
M. W. A. NOTICK.
Special lniHlncHH to como boforo
tho camp Tuesday night, March 18,
at 8 ji. in. Meqtlng held at K. P.
hall. Want aood attendance. Show
your spirit aud turn put.
JOHN I LAWKENOB.
t00 .Olork.
$11000 TAX
MONEY
COLLECTED
JUST TWO WEEKS
One hundred and nlm-h thousand
dollars wus iijuu-oximu.(tl,v the uiiuuml
of tuxes collected bv Sheriff Slngler'rt
fin oo up until Saturday oveniug. Mar.
10, when the period of rebating 11 per
cent ceased. Tills is about "J" per
cent of tho total tax to be collected
which amounts iu all to $702,000.
Tax collecting started' on March
.1. The money camo in rapidly keep
ing n largo force of cloiks Iiihv hand
ling it. Taxes will not become delin
quent until Apul although no rebate
is now allowed.
YOUNG iTiTlLLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
SAN FRANCtSCO. March 17.
Cnrr.ving her baby in her anus, Mrs.
Klsie Durrell of lierkelev, vus struck
by mi automobile on Scott street hen,
In the presence of her husband, and is
dead here today from fractured skull.
Protected by its mother's arms, tho
baby escaped unhurt. Miss Alma Klk
ingtou, n 10 cnr old OaClnud girl,
who was ut the wheel of the car was
n'lcased on &0 bail. She is iu u state
of nervous collapse today as a result
of Die tragedy.
Mrs. Durrell was trying to catch up
to her husband, who wits' in udvnuee
of her, when the machine bore down
upon her. She started to step buck,
but was ntnuik fiqunn'ly by the enr
and hurled henvllv to the pavriuOut
She died later (it n local hospital.
Miss Ulkiugion's hearing on
charge of manslaughter will take
place after the inquest.
MOUNTAIN LIONS PLENTIFUL
IN SISKIYOU COUNTY
YRKKA, Cnl., March 17. -According
to a report issued by tho
California fish and game commission
there were thirty-three mountain
lions killed in the slate during the
mouth of .tanuarv. Ui:i. the bounty
on which wus jftUIO. Of this number
seven were from .Siskiyou count),
six each from Mendocino and Uike,
three fmm Humboldt, two each from
Tehama and Sierra, aud olio each
from Madera. Shnsla, Snntn Darbarn,
San Henito, Del Norte and Kern. Of
the seven killed in Siskiyou four were
from Somes Maraud three from Hap
py Cuuip.
KANSAS BANK GUARANTEE
LAW HELD CONSTITUTIONAL
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 17. Reaf
finniug its decision iu tho Oklahoma
bank guaranty law, the I'nited Slates
supreme court here today declared the
guarantee to Kansas bunk desisltors
constitutional, under the statute en
acted i.i 11)00.
KILLED BY EXCITMENT
OVER GAMEOFSHUFFLEBOARD
NPAV YORK. Mrch 1".- Following
n sjh'U of excitement she experienced
over a game or sliufflcbonrd on board
the liner Haltic, Mrs. Minnie McNeil,
or Vancouver, D. C, is dead hero to
day. She suffered a stroke or apo
plexy n few minutes after witnessing
the game. Mrs. MoNen was engaged
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Tlicm In .Mcdford, and
Hood Itciwiiii for It.
Wouldn't any woman bo happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery nights of unrest,
Tho dUtreiis of urlnnry troubles,
When ho find- freedom.
Many readers will profit by thrf
follewing:
Mrs. Jano Bovcy, 1023 Ninth St.,
Medford, Oregon, says: "J. first tinea
Doan's Kidney Pills whllo living In
Idaho. I had suffered a great deal
from kidney troublo, and nothing
scorned to help mo. I hnd Intense
pains In my back, htps und kidneys,
whon I started using Doan's Kldnoy
Pills,- but was soon relieved and
finally cured by this ronifidy."
The abovo statement must carry
conviction to tho mind of every read
er. Don't simply aHk for a kldnoy
remedy ask dUtlnrtly for Doan'i
Kidney Pills, tho snmo that Mrs.
Bovcy had tho remedy kicked by
homo .toBtlmony. Bc all stores
Fpntor-Mllburu Co,, Props., Hiiffnlo,
N, Y.
"Whon Your Hack Is Lamo ltu
mombcr tho Name."
John A. Perl
Undertaker
, iw 8. IIAIWXETgC
Phqao M. 471 ,nn 47S
AmbuUuce Bwvico Deputy Qeroner
(leorge J WHIInin. u prtwpermin
Canadian.
-FRAIL, SICKLY CHILD
ItcMorcil to Health Ily Vlnol
licttcr to ,Mot,licr.
Anxious mothers often wonder
why their children nro no pnlo, thlu
and nervous nud have no little ap
petite, For tho lioiioflt of such moth
cm Iu this vicinity wo puhlkh the
fuHowtng Inttcr.
.1 lMiiiuinl Miller, Now Haven.
Conn., imv: "My little- daughter over
stiu her Idrth had been frail and
nlcUly, and wni a coiutntit source o'
worrlmeiit. Hovernl mouths ago wo
rouiiucurcd to give her Vlnol. I Im
mediately noted an Improvement In
her health and uppcaramc, aud from
tho good It has done hoc I can triilv
say It will do nil you claim."
This child's roeovury was duo to
the combined net Ion or the uiedlolititl
elements extracted from cod' livers
combined with tho blood making
and strength creating pronerlle of
tonic Iron, which tiro contained In
Vlnol.
Vlnol will build up aud strengthen
doltcuto children, old people, .nut
the weak, run down and debilitated
Wo return tho mutiny In every rase
where It fulls, Mcdford Pharmacy,
Mcdford, Ore,
WHit Wynndottes
Special Offer for balance of March.
Iu order lo advertise my prlxe win
nlng, winter laying stack, n big re
duction In prlro of eggs, and in ad
dtlua wlUi every order received will
rIvq free one J ear's niiliscrlpHou to
The Northwest Poultry Journal. My
bent pen won first turn, first rock,
flrt and second pullet and neeond
hen at OrnuU Pans show, JtU-'. Also
unecnstakc for highest scoring pen
of any variety In show and 1 wa
offered fllR for the cock From thin
pun eggs at 12 iter sotting. All oth
ers nearly cipial )!, A few good
cc-ck,urcls for Mile. Wrlto ipitek.
JOHN II. I'l'tJ.lUt Talent, Oregon
Auction Sale of Acreage
IN TIIK PIIUlCi: HI'ltOIVISION
Two Miles Knt of Mcdfortl
THURSDAY, APHIIi JOT II ON TIIK
klN'I)
Ono and one-quarter to flra ncro
tracts will be aold to tho highest bid
der. Seldom docs the buyer have the
cbauco to uamo the prlro ho pays
for real estate, especially cholco pro
perty well located and on very easy
terms.
Do not fall to sccuro one ot these
tracts.
A special opportunity for tho man
of small means to sccuro a home.
Liberal discounts will .be mado for
all casb.
K. V. llliniUFl', O. It. PIKIICH
Auctioneer Owner
J. H. Mulhollen
Painting, Paper Hanging, Tinting
and (Jcncrnl llnuxn Hcpnlrlng
Phone C02-Y
HUH Went Second Street
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
AH Work Guarantf-ed
Prices JloasoatbU
COFFEEN & PRICE
18 Howard Block, Entrance on Sth M.
Xomt TJion 34 .
Clark 6: Wright
LAWYERS ,
WASHINGTON, V. O.
Public Land Matters: Final Proof.
Dcsort Lands, Contest and Mining
Cases. Scrip.
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
Amateur Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
Flash lights
Nogatives mudo any time
and any placo by appoint
tncnt.
208 E. Main Phone 1471
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
ISIS THEATRE
VAt'llKVIMil! AND PHOTOPLAYM
Vniidnvlllet
PIIINUti PAT,
The IMlicnted Horse.
Photopla)s, Sunday and Monday!
"A lAV THAT IS DIJAD"
and ins win: oa.mii haok"
A funny lltiiinygraph.
"SAVini IIV HIS IIOKHK"
Coming Tuesday, "Kings of the
Koret," Hollg animal picture, In two
reels.
HAS GOT TO BE
ENLARGED
'I'lioso of you who nro un
rolled among our constantly
increasing list of patrons
know that this in no idle
bluff hut a fact. -Nfim are
now at work.
TONIGHT
Drama The Turning Point Kalem.
Coined) A Scrmiado by Proxy Kd-
Uou.
Drama The Sheriff's Story FU-
si nay
Coined) The llouc In the Woods
l.uhlti.
And for mimic wo have an
atiiiouurciniiut extraordinary
Caldwell llu loves lo slug funny
songs
Aiulot Lvrlc Soprano.
Mrs, Woolworlh.
Our pricos novor vary.
Always tho samo.
10
CENTS
Novor More -Novor Loss
THEATRE
(Formerly tho TJgo)
OPIV APItUi 1ST
The Bonded
Warehouse
fii:xi:KAL stemach:
Oregon's Most up-to-tlato Fire-proof
WaruhniiHo with llurglar-proof
Vault.
Tor rates apply
MEDFORD REALTY &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
Managers
Draperies
Wo carry a vry comnlsta lino of
druiivrli'M. Ineii aurtultm, flxttiron. utc.
... .v. ivw .'. w.,1 ...inn, iiAllllua, UIV.
and tlo all oliiHMfH ut uiiholiUrlnK. A
pccltil mini lo look utter tills work
oKclimlviily and will ulvo us kooJ
nnrvlru un In ikihmIIiIo to vol la uvea
inn lurnuni uuiva.
Woelcs & McGowan Co.
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