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Ths Pemocrntlo Times. Th Medford
Mull, Thn Mcdford Trlliunn, The HouUi-
ern orpRonmn. Thn Asmami Trunin.
Offlcn Mnll Trlbuno ltull.llixr. J..17-J
North Kir street; telefihonn "5,
OHOn.013 PUTNAM, Ktlltor and Manser
Kntered nn second-class matter at
Medrord. Oreffon, under the act of
March J, 1S7B.
Official PAPer of the City of MeJford.
Official Paper of Jackson Count)'
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ARGUE
DEMURRER
LIQUOR
CASE
SOON
THE O'GARA CONTRACT.
Tlie demurrer wlcrrwcil by the tic
fon'o in ttio liquor case now in the
circuit court will he nrgned Satunley,
E. K, Kelly for tho Ptnto ntul A. E.
itenmes for tho defense. By stipu
lation only tho ease against E. G.
Drawn is being tricil in order to settle
the Inw Jloinm iiiVolvcd.
Tho ntlnmoyA declnrc Hint no mat
ter which way tho demurrer is settled
the matter will go to the Minremc
court for finnl hearing.
IT tho demurrer is overruled tho
enso will pi to trial next week.
Tho jury wmVK henrd tho ente of
tho Htnte vh, Townsend returned n
verdict of guilty Thursday afternoon.
This ended the criminal caes on tho
docket aside from those for selling
liquor.
M'CAB
PROBABLE
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CITY ATTORNEY
City Attorney It. B. McCabc.
Chief of Police J. P. Hittson.
City Engineer 0. Arn-Jpigor.
Market jtnstcr -K. J. llunynrd.
That is tho nlate of appointments
to bo made at tho special sesion of
the city council to be held this even
log. It is subject lo chnnge but it
is believed that thce appointment
ull be made.
Considerable business is to bo con
sidered bv the council tonight, the
chief matter being tho letting of n
contract for tho paving of tho Dear
Creek bridge and olio or two other
street.
THE county court is considering rotiownl of tho con
tract with P. J O'Garn for another year, and is hear
iiig arguments for and against.
tho suh.iect of orchard tnsneetibn is extremely im
portant, indeed vital to futuro welfare of the valley. It
is a matter that not only concerns the horticulturist, hut
everyone in the community ami the prosperity of southern
Oregon rests very largely upon the care given the fruit
tree.
Orchard inspection is paid for at present hy the bear
ing orchards of the valley, which are increased in assessed
valuation in order to raise the necessary sum. Tho tax
on the bearing orchards for inspection amounts this year
to approximately $21,000, whereas the actual cost op in
spection is froiul(),000 to $11,000.
The method of providing this sum is sulrjeet to just
criticism, for young orchards should stand a portion of
the cost, and no more money should be raised than needed.
These matters will be adjusted by the new county court
for another year when the board of equalization meets
next fall. The cost to till orchards will be so sliirht as to
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cummaic criticism.
j.-roi. u uara nas mane good as pathologist in charge
ot Jackson county. Our orchards are famous for their
cleanliness under his administration. His work on blight
and other orchard pests and upon orchard heating and
frost prevention have won national attention. Along
these lines he is the valley's best advertisement. His
work is not confined to orchards, but spreads over the
entire field. His ndvice is as valuable to farmers as it is
to fruitgrowers and most valuable to novices engaging in
an occupation they know nothing of.
The objection to Prof. O'Gara comes principally from
those who oppose all orchard inspection, from those whose
infected trees have been ruthlessly cut down upon refusal
to clean and from those who think a salary of ,$T000 a year
is too rimch to pay any human being, no matter how much
he knows or how many tens of thousands of dollars his
services as expert may save the county.
There is approximately $20,000,0(K) invested in or
chards in the Rogue River valley. Ts it possible that
scientific and expert knowledge from an acknowledged
authority upon the subject even as insurance against
pests, is not worth s?o000 a year to the owners of twenty
million dollars worth of property?
Prof. O'Gara should by all 'means be retained. He
could not be satisfactorily replaced.
BONDING FOR HIGHWAYS.
STOMACH
MSERY
Nn
JUST VANISHES.
ludlgvtlnti, On or SmmiiN
After Tttkhig "Pull's
DltipcpMu."
ASH
IS
NEEDED
FR
SUFFERERS
The Ladies Guild of St. Mark's
church continues to collect clothiu
mid money for tho flood sufferers
of Dnytoi), Ohio. Two lnige cases
of clothing hart been shipped. Cash
is still wanted and contributions nro
nsked. Mr. Win. Dtidgo is chair
man of the committee in charge.
The merchants who haVe contrib
uted to tho supplies nro Tho II. C.
Kcntucr Co., Hutchisgon & Lumsden,
Meeker & Co., II. N. Mo, J. C. Mann,
Daniels for Duds, Tho Toggery, Model
Clothing Co., The Wardrobe, employ
eon of tho Domebtie Laundry and the
Clirihtihn church.
T0WNSEND, ASHLAND
, PROMOTER, FOUND GUILTY
Cecil Townsend, tho Ashland pro
moter, Indicted by tho grand Jury on
a charge ot obtaining money under
fatso pretenses was found guilty lu
tho circuit court Friday. Tho de
fense's leading counsol was Attornoy
ll. K. Mulkcy, who mado a brilliant
effort to secure the release of his
client, In tho faco of heavy odds.
Townsend wus alleged to havo no
cured $1-5 by misrepresentation on
a nolo of a Ashland woman, Ono of
tho witnesses was tho defendant's
wlfo of a fow mouths,
' With tho completion of tho Town
send caso tho Jury list was discharg
ed from service until next Monduy.
dutsldo of the Mcdford liquor cases,
tho docket Is completed up to tho
eh II cases, Tho liquor cases aro now
b'eforo Judgo Calkins on a demurrer,
'which Is likely to bo decided tho first
of tho week. If tho denturrer is
sustained, tho uascs will bo dismissed.
Passing of sontonco upon those
convicted at tho present term of
court will tako placo tho first of tho
veek.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
844 S. UAIIIXKTT
lllnulu M. i7i kn 47
Ambulance Brv!c Deputy Coroner tho effort ot
T NTERESTIXG and valuable road information is com-
piled in the Pacific Highway bulletin issued April 2
by Henry L. Bowlby, executive officer, former highway
commissioner of Washington and a road builder of nation
al reputation. It contains data important- to every good
roads advocate.
The county bonding act, recently passed by the legis
lature, is set forth as the kev to an adequate svstem of
highways in Oregon. By tho voting of bonds, up to the
two per cent assessed valuation of tho counties, $18,000,000
in road money would be available from this one source.
Ittr. Bowlby remarks:
AH money raised by bonds for road purposes must be spent along per
manent lines. If this is not dono trouble will follow when thn result of
tho expenditure aro gone and tho peoplo aro forced to continue to par for
tbo bonds.
By permanent construction of a road Is meant, first, that tho road Is
properly located; that Is, that tho road Is so located that tho people will
not desire to chango It In the futuro. After tho road Is properly located,
a permanent grade should bo established for It. With this accomplished,
all construction work based upon the established location and grade will
be of a permanent nature.
Tho proper surfacing for a road must bo determined by a competent
engineer, taking Into account all existing conditions In each case. In tho
future, tho state highway engineer will be at the service of all counties.
The expenditure of $18,000,000 at $5,000 a mile would
give 2071.;! miles of permanent highway. The amount
spent uimng tne past tliree years lor roads and bridges
totals $10,358,793. The amount being raised this year
by direct taxation for exnendituro totals g3.2.l .fires. AIV
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Bowlby centinues:
It will be noted thai If each county Issued tho full amount of bonds
possible under this law, and If tho county court made tho samo levy for
roads and bridges In 1913 as lu 1012. tho annual Interest on tho bond
Llf,i,onJ?L0i,,' w?'.,ld b0 P0'11' m,t ,1,Br Wo"IJ remain approximately
x-,.2.,000 from this regular lovy to bo spent on ordinary road construe
tlou In tho counties,
This means that there can bo spent In Oregon 118,000,000 on a system
of improved roads by tho county authorities, also, that there can bo ex
pended $2,222,000 each year on ordinary road construction, and the tax
payers will not have to pay a greater-road tax than they did In 1JU2.
.i. Mor.e,ovcr' ,hl does take Into account tho great Increase In value of
tho taxablo property of the state duo to tho expondrtum of a large amount
of money on Improved road work. Tho actual result would bo that, duo to
tho Increased value of the property because of tho construction of Improved
roads, the levy would decreaso from year to year.
Jackson county's assessed valuation for this year is
$36,735, 071. It is 3.42 per cent of the total assessed
value of the state. The amount expended bv the county
during tho last four years for roads and bridges is $503,
G37 or 4.80 per cent of tho total amount spent in the state.
Am- iiiuuiuiL jivauantc uy a z ner cent bona
issue
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spJVUl. .interest on this amount at a maximum of C per
cent amounts to $-14,082 annually. This makes an annual
levy of 1.2 mills. This year the road levy is 3 mills or
approximately $110,000. The bond intornsf. cmiWl Ln ,i,.i,i
from this sum and still leave $60,000 for road work, with
out any greater levy than at present.
Jackson county will bo the first county in the stale to
vote on road bonds under the new law. The bonds will
rtf3,1,701 for Perniail011t highway construction and
at ijSdOOO a mile, will build approximately 146 miles. But
the mileage covered will bo much greater as a large part
of the preliminary construction work has already been
done. J
LEADERS WITHHOLD SUPPORT
PRESIDENT'S TRIFF REVISION
WASHINGTON, April 4 Tho conn
plotlon of tho now tariff bill, tho
character or tho duty on sugar and
tho extent to which President Wilson
Blvos the upper house of tho admin
istration to the completed nieasurd
depended tqday upon tho success of
tho president to comq
to an agrcoment with tho sonato lea
ders, '
Tho tariff situation shifted to tho
senate today with tho prospect of
much .work ahead to bring tho sonato
Into lino with tho vlows of tho houso
and prcsldont. Bonator Simmons,
Hoko Smith and Btono, all inombora
of tho finunco committee, had a long
conferenco with tho prcsldont tonight.!
If whnt )oii Just ate Is soaring im
your stomach or lies like a lump if
load, refusing to dlest. or you uoMi
gas mid eructato sour, undlKcsU'd
food, or hnvo a reeling ot tlliilnos.
heartburn. fullnoM, nausea, bad
taste In mouth and stomach hend
ache this Is indigestion.
A full casn ot l'nmti DlnpopMn
costs only fifty cohta add will thor
ouahly euro our out of order stom
ach and leave sufficttmt about the
hoiiiH) In caso sume one olso In tho
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ak our pharmacist to show yo.i
tho formula plainly printed on these
fifty cent cases, then ou will iindrr
stand why dvspeptlc trouble of all
kinds must i;o. and why thoy usually
rolluve sour, out of order stomachs
or Indigestion In flo inlnutoi. t)h
pepsin Is harmless and Ihmoh like
cntid), though each dose contains
power sufficient to digest ami pre
pare for assimilation Into tho tilona
all tho food you eat; besides, It
makes yoli go td the tabic with a
be.ilthy appetite; bill, what will
please you most Is that 5 Oil will fo I
that your stomach and your Intes
tines are clean nud frtvUi. and you
will not need to resort to lavatlvc
or liver pills for bjllousnoss or con
stipation. This city will have many Dlapep
tin cranks, as some people will call
them, but you will hr cranky abort
this splendid stomach preparation.
too, It you ever try a little for Indi
gestion or gastritis or any other
stomach misery.
Oct somo now. tli In minute, and
forever rid yourself of stomach
trouble and Indigestion
WHERE TO OO
TONIGHT
THEATRE
Wo l.t'nd Other l'olov
TODAY
TODAY
If you tnloi
this program
tlio loser
you'll lie
('AMOUNT WHHKI.V
Alwaya luterutlug and lustructlvo
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Corking good western story
"Tin: I'SYt'iuiMHiYoi' nan"
i problem piny - It'n u Thanltauscr
a $10,000 onim!i:i:i, eo!i:iv
"Tin: iiai'ii.i: or who iun"
The Keystone company launches the
most expensive comedy production In
the entire history ot the flint business
INDHSCItlHAHLY ITNNY
mmenwres
fl jSlkftsPalisItes
riNIST QUALITY LARCKST VARIETY
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"CUT IDCr tho onlr IfclWilwwdrTM'n th
iKMlwrlf coaulnt Oil. Ik smirulU :'
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8 lilmtt of hum t of Un h,Sc. "STiU" !. it.
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rocnJ whlw cW luUln iine-Un r xt. lh
pog,Cc. InUmltoa,lus.'iiatuum bam,
"TOl'iP comWntllen for nsticmtn who lk
prld I nbMlnKthtir tho look A 1. Union etvr
tnllBitrto3lbluk tbor. I'oiUh ttlibatirualj
or cloth, tlenll. "BIST tLmrlr.IOtnt.
I f iwir ftltt do rot k iitiMi 4 v ii. l
ui win in lUinriWWIil" ftMf. umM(14.
WHIITCMORC BR03. A CO,
20'20 Albany Slrl, Cnmbrlda. Malt.
Tit CUnl ami Ijittnl MJiHarimitti
Sit iUilkci im lAt ll't'LU
Kisv JJR?
AavtwoiSll
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$4,024.70
-Va the amount each player on
the Boiton Red Sox sot lor III
ahare of thn world' aerici In 1912.
Every boy, no matter how remote
lua home may be, ha n chance
of "making" a big leaRiio team.
He can never tell what quip of
fortune may throw thn polllglit
of fame on liim with the accoin.
panying reward.
The kin league mo the Cork
Center ball cxtluilvely; therefore
every boy who aipirra to become
a firit clan pbcf tliould ui It,
and it alone, it ho want to ac
cuitom )nmc!f to what tho big
fellow uc.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
150 Geary Street, San Francisco
Aik thaRtaalllnir doatrr for tha
iw 113 rlpakllnc rataloiu.
Seed Potatoes
Nono bettor anywhere at any price.
Flue selects at uu exceedingly low
price,
"l.'arllost of AH" (not only a quick
grower, but one of tho flneot mulii
crop varieties, and ft great keeper),
?l..r0 pur 100 pounds.
American Wonder, $1.25 per 100
pounds.
Our supply Is being handled
through .1. T. IIIKMDUIV AND .1. (.'.
H0II.MIDT i-'i:i:h STOKC,
JAMCS HHOH.
(vipiioi inn.
PLUMBING
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Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work Oiiarantcd
Prices ItuJsuimblB
OOPFEEN k PRICE
30 Howard Slock, rntranc on Stb
Home Fbona 349.
M).v; Mi'stc kitihtts
Aftcriiiioti mid i:eiilng
Adiiilklott fie nud tnc
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HANLEY & MURRAY !!
X The Bnron and the Heiress :
Phcto Plays - Frl- anil Sat.
The Tale of Old Tahiti
T Produce in Hip fur olf i-lmul
of TitliiH by llto Jlid'us Slock J
compntiy - in to purin
Picturesque Tasmania
Scenic
His Date With Gwendolyn t
l uiiiedy
Comlnq Sunday
:; The Perils of a Dance Hall
;; A iieture ecrj one honld tee.
X Matinee Saturday and Sunday I
Mil IHlffMHHIHHfHtT
Clark Cc Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, 1). O.
Public Land Matters: Final I'roof.
Desert Lands, Contest and Mlnlns
Casos. Scrip.
N. L. Townsend
I'AI.Vn.'ll ANH ItCCOKATOU
HaVo Your Painting, Tinting and
Paper Hanging Done hy a Practical
Mechanic. Prices UIkIiI Ballsfac
tlou Otiarauteed,
Phono PJil-lt
711) llfiiuelt Aw.
Auction Sale of Acreage
IN Till: PIHItCi: Ht'llDlVIHIO.V
Two Miles Knst of .MMfunl
THUHHDAY, APItlL IOTII ON Till:
LAND
Ono and ono-quartor to flvo aero
tracts will bo sold to tbo highest bid
der.
Seldom doos tho buyer havo tho
chnnco to iinmo the prlco ho pays
for real estate, especially choice pro
porty well located and on very easy
terms.
Do not fall to secure ono ot theso
tracts,
A special opportunity for tho man
ot smull means to secure a homo,
Llbornl discounts will bo mado for
all cash,
i:. i'. in.iiitiKi', o, ir. I'initci;
Auctioneer Owner
t.
E. D. Weston
Official Photographor of the
Medford Commorcial Club
Anintcur Mnishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
Flush lights
Negatives mado anv time
and any placo by appoint
tnent.
208 E, Main Phone 1471
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The Cowboy Millionaire
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HltMtl'S OHKATIWT Wl'-STKItV MAMTICIIPIHIH
A COMKDY nitA.MA OP TIIK PA.MOPH DIAMOND H HANCII
A Motion Picture That IIuiih tln tlnmtit or All
llumnii Hinotloim
A New Two Hevl I'mdllt Hon of tlio loit Popular of All
Ueteiii 1-VitlilK'i
Thrilling scenes of ronboy daro-devlltr), bucking horses, hull
diKKlng steers, broiuho busting, etc , etc , all womii Into one
of tho most delightful and amusing mined) slorles evtr written
nppA K Imy n iliiH'nito liniol to haiul lialllo fur liN life
l JjIj'""' "wu "'''J- U',I by iniiddcned Mrvr.
"'! bo cowImijk on IhiiiIiI a iiillllniiiiltVt ymlit.
oprv'llm kiuIhijn ".hont up" n i Uy Hint I it.
f I Hie liliiklim 'I bo flylnii pliKiipi.
-''''llin hlilldogulnu 'I ho l-operi.
The Oreatest Western l'nntur Hellit Uver Produced
VOl WILL CD WILD IIVHH IT
Friday - Saturday
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4 The Will of the People'
AV I.IHSOV IHIA.Il
The polltlinl box nniin-s tbo wrong umii for nmMir. ns bo
Iwiriix lo bis sorniM wIh-ii he tries In put Ihroimh n paving
(oulrnet. Despite Hie Urt trmt ho holds Hi mioor's note nud
threatens lo ruin lilm ho hi oomplet!) Imfflwl nud furrl to
nrcvpt payment oh the note.
The Great Centipede
Hllt-rATIONWI INSTItltMIVK
Tho ceutlprde Is a well known vi tinmous ntld vicious Insect
which derlvi'4 Its muni from the number of I' . Utt It Is tbo
terror of nil other Insuls, belli', mi-able of irulUlni Hietn.
Its bite Is iuIsuiouh to humiiti beltiKs i lli.it, nUlmugli It Is
not a good Hiiuk to mrtt iieraonallv n stud) of Its iinturo on
tho screen U profitnblo nud entertaining
Ho wBriarPipes AreMade
Nothing Is more common than tbo ordinary evrry day plpo of
briar wood This picture shows nil the details of makliiK hrlar
pipes from logs to finished article
MILS.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
HAN THANCIHCO
J. H. Mulhollcn
Palming, Paper Hanging, Tinting
anil General House Itepaltlug
Phono 003-Y
WM West Second Street
Draperies
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pnirii-u im in miaaium in got in UVSIt
tlm lariiiHt oltlos,
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