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. Kntarad Mi teend-UM matter At
Metlfont, Oi-eson, utidtr tht act of
March , 1I7. '
Official Papir of tha Cllr of McJforO.
r Official apr of Jackaon County.
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BOGG'S IMMUNITY BATH3.
woxir cutosxjkTioir.
, Pally avtragA for trn months and
tne November JO, 1011, 1T5I.
Tim Mall Tribune la on ante at tht
Tarry New Htaml. San Kranclaeo.
I'orlUnil Hotel News stand, Portland,
rortiamt News Oo, lYrtland. Or.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle Wwh.
JTull &aaa4 Win Unltd Prti
Btapatahaa.
MXBreB, OKsaeir.
Metropolis of Southern Oreron and
Korthern California, and th fsstest
erowlnp city In Oregon.
Population U. 8. census 1B10 SKOj
eatlmated, Jl KV000.
Five hundred thouaand dollar Gravity
wmer oyaiem eompietea. giving nnesi
supply puro mountain water, and IT.)
miles of streets pnel.
Poalofflen receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, show Increase, of 13
ier cent.
Unnner fruit city In Oreiron- Rogua
Ttlver SplWenbere apples won aweep
takea prim and title) or
"Appla Xlnr of tha World'
at. the, National Apple Hhow, Spokane,
1S0, and a car of Newtowis won
rtrrt Mn la 1918
at Canadian International Applo Show,
Vancouver, B. C
Mnt Mm 1b 1811
At Rpnltana National Appla Show won
by carload of Newlewnn.
nogun Hlver peara tiroucht hlsheat
price in all markets of the world uur
IN DEFENSE of his letter promising protection to the
keeper of (ho Htv's solitary divo in exchange for her
testimony in the Millar trial, City Attorney HoggH, in a
public letter, asserts:
With reference to titer letter published In tho ciUortl Mult Trbtino
Rnttiriidny, Mnrch 38, I have to say thnt nny Inwycr or nny layman who
will give, the matter a moment's consideration know thnt them la a dif
ference between promlaliiR Immunity to n wltnea nml promising protection.
I did not pimlQ Immunity to tho nroprletorria of th lloyal room In
hottso nntl lo not propose to do o, Inn I do Intend to enforce tho liuva
against this houso an qtilcHIy as possible.
"Propriotoross" is good. .It. requires a word all its
own to fit the occupation and the resourceful city attor
ney has met tho emergency.
In the subtle reasoning of (the official, there is a vast
difference between immunity and protection yet to all
intents and purposes ho has given the "proprictoress" an
immunity bath protection from police interference and
immunity to operate.
Councilman Millar is accused of immorality, but instead
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CLEAN UP DAY 10
BE
ARRANGED
FOR
peara
irkets
ins; the past alx yaara.
COAL TRUST BARONS
f PLEAD NOT GUILTY
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Mnrch 31.
"Not puilty" was tho plcn voiced
before United Rlntes Judge Van Fleet
today here by eight officials of the
Western Fuel company, tho Pacific
Const tirra of tho coal trust, charged
with defrauding tho government nnd
private, buyers out of more than
$.100,000 through "fraudulent mani
pulation of scales." Tho trial date
wan set for May 20.
of confining evidence to the charge, tho City Attorney is
trying to prove that ho sold liquor in his restaurant to
minors. "Why not try him upon this charge f Why
besmirch his reputation with one charge ami proceed to
prove a matter outside tho charge?
If liquor was bought by minora, why not help stop tho
illegal proceedings by arresting the minors tilso, who are
breaking the law just as much as the liquor dealers' Yet
mv. boggs gives them protection also.
Mr. Boggs lias been city attorney for three month.
During this time ho has made no attempt to close the
Royal. Why
The Maii Tribune believes in law enforcement, but on-
forced impartially. It does not believe in converting law
enforcement into a political game to punish opponents. Tt
does not believe in promiscuous inummitv baths to " pro
prietresses" of off-colored resorts and to vouthful hood
lums, in order to "get" some one who cannot be whipped
into line to support tt political program.
The Indie of the (Irealer Mvdford
club nra planning to arrange a clean
up day in tho t'H.Y and to that cud
have sought the aid of the city offi.
eiuN.
The clean up day will lie conducted
alone tlm mi me Hue iw tho ouo held
Inst ftpriitr, when a hugo fire, ended a
day of i leani".
1 CENTRAL POINT POINTERS
Miss Altft Shuch. who has lw t
That History of Oregon Fake
r
COMMUNICATION.
Xo Storms Herr.
To the Editor. Dear Sir: I havo
noticed for quite a good while that
every tlnao, we Have a little rainfall,
or a few flakes of snow are wafted
Into our little valley, or the wind
Btlra up a little dust In our streets,
that you call It a storm. Pardon mo,
but I do not think these favors of
I'rovldeneo should be classed as
storms. You see The Mall Trlbuno
goes to tho northwest, tho middle
west, onst, south end then some; and
people In these countries who rear
theso tsorni Items In your paper will
very naturally compare them to tho
real storms they have In their own
countries, and will say woll, It they
have storms In souibern Oregon, J
will stay away from there.
I havo resided In Medford for
nearly five years and, honestly, I
havo never seen anything like a
storm of auy kind hero yet; really, It
makes an easterner smile to hear
pcoplo here talk about storms In tho
Iloguu River valley. The llttlo wind
that wo havo here sometimes would
not bo a gentle breeze back cast, up
In tho northwest or middle. we3t
whero they do havo storms. Onco in
a while, frequently, rain, hall, sleot,
snow and wind that uproots great
trees; takes houses, barns and other
buildings from their foundations and
spreads them over tho surrounding
landscape, and very often all of these
Join forces and como together with
an accompaniment of thunder and
lightning; then it is some Interest
ing. No, wo don't have any storms la
southern Oregon, none whatever, Mr.
Editor, aud it you will allow me T
-would suggest that tho word storm
be left out of tho weather reports for
this part of tho country. Youis
truly, W, X. O.
Mud ford, March 27.
Presbyterian Church
Tho communion service nt (lie
Prchbyteriun church yesterday was
most impressive, Isino pernoiw unit
od witit tho church of whom four wero
by rufuUii(Mi nnd fivo by letter. This
nlnko 81 who havo united with Una
cliureh litis year.
'Next Friday uvening nt 7:30 there
will bo (lie annual congrcgutiouul
m'cctiiiK mid social to wltiuli all mem
bers of tlto church and congregation
arc reqwhtcd to bo present. Reports,
-will bo inndo and officers elected.
Ail inlcrcHting nnd enjoyable evoninjj
is anticipated. All come.
The Woman's missionary society
of the Piesbyterian church meets in
the clinpci Tuesday afternoon, April
1, All lio women of tiio pongrcga
tipu iivo iuvitod. This is tho annual
mWljntf'jVutl tho retiring offiuors eu-
Itjrlain,. " ' . ,
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To (he Editer: Dear Fir 1 read
with interest your article exposing
tho publishers of the "Ccntentinl
History of Oregon," and how they
victimited many of your citizens. I
handed titc article to the Moniiag
Democrat hero and they republished
it I enclose that article. alo a let
tcr thnt I wrolo for publication in
tho snrao paper here. As far as wo
Itnvc been able to leant the company
delivered but three volumes in east
ern Oregon ns comprising the set,
nnd they now make the flimcy ex
planation that volume fottr had noth.
itlSt to do with cntern Oregon, nnd
as the contract provide for but three
Volumes, wc were entitled to bat
three; but they forgot that nt tho
time the solicitors were ictimizing
the public that they cxprestly stated
thnt they were unable to state how
many volumes it would take to com
plete the set (containing the names
of victims), nnd that if it required
more than three volumes thnt the
(subscriber would get ail there was
coming to him. Thou spenkest well,
my I.ord, nye, we got more thnn was
comings we got part of n set of
books that, outxide of the binding of
n few stray facts, were entirely dif
ferent from the representations made
by tho solicitors. There, for in
stance, is a lengthy biography of
Job Smith (we will say), who came
hero in tho early sixties nnd by bis
tireless energy made Oregon what it
is today by r.dsing hogs nnd chew
ing "terbneker." Then there is Sn
mauthn Jones who lives in Ilingvillc
now, who came here juhtt after tho
war (with her husband) another pa
renthesis: (She did not have n, war
with her husband, but sho in com
pany with her hu-dminl came here to
gether nrter tho war presumably
the war of the rebellion.)
I don't remember if it savs nnv-
thing ele of importance about Sn-
tnnnUia, but anyway she came here,
nnd ns she promised to pay the twenty-five
bucks for the privilege of
having her mime enrolled among the
stung, of course she had to have her
nnmo recorded, so that the public
generally could at nil (imcs have free
access o the great nrmy of easy,
mark. Now, here ns in and around
Medford, there nro n number of peo
ple wlin resent the insinuation (in
sinuation U correct,) that they are
as easy as they look, so ninny of ns
havo not paid for the work. I think
work is proper, for it filH in so
nicely with worked; so I refer to the
set ns the work of frnttls, nor do
we intend to voluntarily pny for hav
ing our names enrolled in the work
of easy-marks unless the courts (a
plnco wherein justice is done) com
Hsls us to come hither with twenty
five hard-earned simoleons..
Were it not that many people in
your vicinity of good intentions nnd
honest inclinations nre suffering
grcut mental anguish, believing that
they nro tho only ones in Oregon who
hnvr lent themselves to the wile of
a bunch of frauds, I would not pen
these lines to you; but feeling that
it may in some meagre, alleviate their
sorrows this letter is written to you
Hoping mat iiimugii you ami your
nenpnpcr the may bo nppricd that
in other xertions of Oregon other vic-tim-
dwell.
VT. J. SACIINKR.
Raker, Ore., Mnn, U".
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1000 MILES AWAY
WASHINGTON, March 31. The
Georgetown beismosgroph recorded
an earthquake from 11 o'clock last
night to twelve thirty UiIh morning.
Its maximum strength was indicated
at 11. Tho scat of tho disturb
ance wns estimated to bo 7,000 wiles
distant.
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ATHENS, March 3i. Despite the
absence of King Coiistuntino from
that city, tho Greeks ore determined
to hold Salonika us part of their
spoils in the Ralknn war. The is here
to attend tho funeral of (ho slain
king Wednesday, but will return to
Kulonikn at tho conclusion of the
obsequies.
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
HOME UPON A VISIT
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., March 31.
After a brief tenure in office, J,urz
Anderson, United States nmbussudor
to Japan is returning here today with
Mrs. Anderson. They will mako u
brief tuy in this city before depart
ing for tho east.
Tho question of Anderson's re-appoint
by President Wilson is cmiHiiig
much speculation hero today.
FLOODS CRIPPLE TRAFFIC
INTO LEWISTON, IDAHO
'LEVVISTON, Idaho, Mnrch 31.
Railroad truffio into Lcwistou is bad
ly hampered by slides and washouts
caused by tho heuvy rains of the
past two days. Tho Snake and Clear
water rivers have risen ubout five
feet aud witli tho rains continuing
today, (ho situation is Incoming serious.
Miss AHn Shueh, who has
isiting friends hero for the past
week, left Thnrsdny for a isit wtl
her sister nt Portland.
George Fnruum left the lt of the
week for a trip oat.
Rev. nnd Mrs. II. N. Aldrieh are
spending tho last of this week nt
Grants Pass nt tho M. K. parliament
which is being held there this week.
The many friend" of Mrs. H, II.
Young will be pleased to hoar he is
convnNecing from an illiies nt tho
Central Point hospital.
Charles Pniulerxou has returned
from a business trip to Taonmn.
The city council met Friday even
ing to audit the past cnr's books
nnd to allow the bills for the mouth
and to sottle all thu past year's busi
ness. The council adjourned to
meet Monday evening, March 3lst,
tout.
Miss Myrtle Dunten nnd Marguer
ite Holmes attended the M. 1!. par
liament at Grants Pass Friday even
ing. Mrs. Jerome, of Medford is here
visiting Iter daughter, Mrs. Wayne
Leever.
MUs Agnes and Frances Dunlap
spent the lnt of the week in (ImnN
Pass.
Miss LottWe Williamson of Med
ford spent Sunday here witli her
nttut, Mrs. J. W. Myers.
Rev. Rrtiuk of i'hoeuix spent the
Inst of the week here.
Mis I.enorc Hnraett returned Sat
urday from Table Rock where she
has been teaching.
Tho Cent ml Point baseball team
played tho Fugle Point baseball team
nt Haglc Point Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ross Painter nnd children of
Medford spent Sunday here with rel
atives. Claude White has relumed from n
two weeks' visit to Cnlifomio.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Pttikeypile, Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Ross and daughter
Kdith motored to Ashland Sunday to
viit their mother, Mrs. Stidham,
and brother Will.
Mrs. Mvrah Purkeypile of Med
ford spent tho Inst of the week
here.
Mrs. Taylor and son, Rnynmud,
Misses Fditli nnd Cecil Kmerson,
Mrs. Fnrrn, Hnxcl Ilebb, Frances
Shields, Lnry Klliott, Miss llluek
ford, Francino McNnssur, Myrtle
Dunten, Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne leever,
Lawrence Nichols, Merle Kindle,
Cbtteous MeCrecdie. Paul NorcrosH,
Mclviu Kllestnd, Archie J'arker, Mrs.
Simpkiin, were among the many Cen
tral Pointers in Medford Sunday af
ternoon. K. D. Knhler left Saturday Tor
Los Angeles, California, on a iicvcral
weeks' visit with Ins aunt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Fanium left
for southern California the last of
the weok whore they expect to re
main for sometime.
Harry Lindsay met with quitu n
serious accident Saturday evening
while in his auto.
ynnU wliru Hie rltf turned isor,
throwing holli mini nut. Mr. NutrH
fell on lop of Mr Miller lull fortu-iinte-ly
neither of them wero onrtotm
ly hurl At first it was thought .Mr.
Miller's eye was put out he linn but
one good rye and fciiw were enter
tained that ho would lose his other
eye but I saw him silling up this
Friday afternoon nnd m uh feel
ing quite ciimfoi table nnd thinks Hint
he will bo will he able to go to Jack
sonville by Monday.
T. C, Kelieiibuig, who bought part
of thn Young plnco west nf town, was
doing business hero this week,
W. Ta.vlor was also in tniui the
sntno. day.
Hoy Vestal, who hud been to Med-
ford on business, relumed on tho
P. & K. train Wednesday afternoon
and proceeded on his wav up to bis
home on Reese nreek.
Mr. .McCloud, who lives on Roguo
liver near tho upper steel bridge,
came in for n load of grain Wednes
day to sow on tho Nellis place on
Florence Rock.
There was a band of horses stop
ped with their Keeiors oil tho hank
of the creek Tuesday night that the
keepers seemed to ,bo uiixlons to
trade off hut they did not succeed
very well.
Archie Walker and family of Colo.
rado, a sott-iiflaw of our towns
people, Mr. and Mr. Painter, came
in Tuesday evening on the folks un
announced. i ,
Mall Tribune's classified ads bring
results.
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A TWICE-TOLD TALE
Ouo of lutcroit to Our Heailem,
WHERE TO OO
TONIGHT
womkn havi: 11kkn tki,mnj
vomi:.v
fur morn thnn HO years how I.ydla K.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound tins
cured them from thn very worn
forms of remain Ills. This accounts
(or tho enormous demand for It (roi i
coast to const. If you suffer from
any form of female Ills, why don't
Von try I.ydla K I'lukhnm's Vege
table Compound? It will pay you to
do so.
Good news bears ropnntltm, and
when It Is confirmed niter a long
Inpxo of tlmn, oven If wo hesitated to
bnllovn It nt first bluing, we feol so
euro In accepting Its truth now Tho
followlliir iitlliirliiiiK.i nt it Miiilfiii-il
mnn Is confirmed after ninny yearn X
a. a. enrs, sni Finn Hi, Metl- T
ford, Oregon, snyst "Hluco publicly
roeouuiiciitlluK Dunn's Kidney IMIIh
In lUOT I hnvn used them occasion"
nlly nnd they hnvo always brought
good results, I wns afflicted with
severe pnlus la my buck nnd 1 oflon
found It linpoiislhlo to stoop, Tho
kidney nerrotloim pained too fre
quently and this weakuesi was a
sourco of much annoyance llenrlim
Oonn's Kldnfcy Pills highly i orpin
mended, I procured n box nt IIiih
kins' drug store nnd by tho time I
hnd finished tho contents 1 could sen
that thoy were tho rlxht remedy for
my trouble. (Irndunlly tho pnlus nnd
other difficulties disappeared nnd
my health Improved, I cheerfully
recommend Donn's Kidney Pills to
every ouo afflicted with kidney complaint."
"When your back Is In mo re
member tho nntiie." Don't simply
nsk for a kldnny remedy uk dis
tinctly for Dunn's Kidney Pills, tho
snmo thnt Mr, Sears had tho rem
edy barked liy homo testimony. ftOc
nil stores. Fnitvr-Mllliiirti Oo ,
Props., lluffalo, N, Y.
I ISIS THEATRE I
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111 rot'lt MUHIOAL
Mvi:iaNis
Musical Artists
Photo I'liijs Today
Tim, t'ltttcli of Conxcleuco
Tho Hello of Vnrtlt Wnleo
Papa Puts Otto Out
Draperies
We csrrr vrr compute line of
drprtn, Uca eurtslni, fliturrs. etc.,
anil do all cUs of upholitrrln A
prelal man to look aflr this work
xclulvly and will gtva a snoJ
arrvlco aa la noaslbl to st In vQ
thn laturat cltka.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
Clark a Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, I), a
Tublle Land Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands. Contest and Mining
Cases. Scrip.
Auction Sale of Acreage
I.N TDK I'IKIUJK HirillllVINtO.V
Two Miles Kant of Mmlfonl
T11U1UMDAY, APItlli 10TII ON THK
MNI
Ono nnd one-quarter to flvo ncro
tracts will bo sold to tho highest bid
der. Heldotn does the buyer havo tho
chnnco to nnmo tho prlro ho pays
for real rslato, especially cholro pro
perty woll located nnd on very essy
terms.
Do not fall to iccuro one of tbeno
tracts.
A special opportunity for tho man
of small means to secure a homo.
Liberal discounts will bo inado for
all cash.
i:. r. HKitiiiiT, o. li. nulla:
Auctioneer Owner
Coining TttcM. aud Wed.
First Merles of .Mutt and Jeff I
In Patlin's Wookly
liy tho World's tlrontimt Cnr
I toonWf, iimi I'lihnr
! imWHMI
IT
F.THEATRE
TONIGHT '
Till J PANAMA CANAL
Tito l.lienseil t'lrltirca
AdmUslon Alwnys tho Rnmo
lis CKNTH fi
Never More, Never Less
PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work CrusraniMh)
I'rlcca lUamnalila
OOPPEEN & PRICE
99 sfooara Block. Satrasc ea tth M.
Kama Vhoaa IIS.
J. H. Mulhollen
Pnlntlng, Paper Hanging, Tinting
and General House Repairing
Phono C03-Y
320 West Bccoml Htrovt
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
y A. C. Howlott.
Win. C. Dnlov of Lake Creek came
out last Wednesday to go to Jack
sonville to pay his tnxci.
Lust Wednesday wo had tpiite n
serious accident in our town when
John Miller, an old man over 80
years of nge, wiih thrown from n
wagon nnd iptlta badly, although not
scrintibly burl, ChriK Nutriek wiw
coming down from hi work on the
rond above trail and ri''ked him up
nt tho Joe Iliiiinnli plncp, five miles
this side of Trail find they came
along together, ho liavjiig another
young mnn with him until tlioy camo
near Knglo Point, when Mr. ton
over nnd Walter Voodn got in and
just nftcr they passed Iho old gpst
mill ouo side of (lie tongtm became
detached from Iho uxo and the
tongue dropped down ami tho horses
began to run pud Die three young
men jumped out nnd just ubout about
thnt limy the hors'os rnu nguhis( u
tclephono pole, w!lci wps ubout fivo
iipdics thick, broke it off at th
ground and nlso broke it near tho
center, tearing it im0 from tho two
wires, then ran ubout Hoventy-j'ivp
E. D.Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
Amateur Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
Flash lights
Negatives made any time'
and any placo by appoint
ment.
208 E. Main Phone 1471
Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
The brand which Is used In nil of tho great npplo growing districts
of Iho country Western Now Vork, .Michigan, tho llluo Itldgo
Slopes, thu Oxnrks nnd tho fame m vnllos of the great Northwest
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE
Is of tho highest standard of inr.ntitncturo. Wo claim tho following
points of superierity:
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
I. o., fineness of grain and caso In thinning down In wator
CORRECT ANALYSIS
I. c., full percentage, of Arson! J Oxldo (not less thnn Id per cent)
and no mora than a trnco of Solublo Arscnla
wiiiti: rou nooKLirr and piiioils
Stocks Carried by KERR, GIFFORD & CO.
Portland, Oregon
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO., LTD.
H Wator Street, Now York, N, Y.
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John A. Perl
UndortmKr
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Fhokcs M. i7 ,b 47s
Ambulance Service. Deputy Cooir
OI'K.V A I'M ft 1ST
The Bonded
Warehouse
GKNttJUft HTOItAOK
Oregon's Moat up-to-dato Fjre-proof
Warohoinio with llurglar-proof
Vault.
For rates apply
MEDFORD REALTY &
IMPROVEMENT PQ,
n. 1.
Managers
PLAN YOUR TRIP THROUGH
CALIFORNIA
THU LAND OF
Sunshine and Flowers
via thi;
1 01 SUMSIT il
I 0CDIHftttASTAl I
A THOItOUOHLY Iv.VJOVAHLIJ HOUTH
You Can Hco In Callfornlai
Attractive soasldo rasortH, famous hotels, hot springs and
outdoor sports, At I'nimilenu the world famed ostrich farms
and magiiiricunt Iiouior. At Hnu Ilermirdlna aud ltvornldo
thu 0 ran go groves, At Catallua, tlio wonilurful uubinarluo
gardoiiH, aud at various othor points attractlous that delight
tho oyo and Inform tho mlud.
Low Ono Way or Hound Trip Ifarcsi
Itotind trip tickets to Los Angolos on snlo dully with long
return limit nnd stop-overs at will. If you wish to go still
further south or east, tickets via all rull, or rail uud stenmor
through Now Orlouns can ho secured nt ruiiHouuhlu ratou.
Further particulars on application to any Agont, Auk for do-
scrlptlvo lltornturo on aOllfornlit, or "Waysldu Notes," dotfcrlhlni;
trip Hun FrunclNco to Now Orleans,
JOHN M. r)COTT, Ocuerul I'tissenger Agent, I'ortlautl, Oregon
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