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MEDFOTIT) TSfATr; TRIBUNE. 1MTCDFORP. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL .10. mm.
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Msll.The Mcdfonl Trlbuno, The South
urn OrKonWn. The Ashland Trlbunn.
Office Mali Trlhunn Huil.llnir. SJ-1MI
North Fir iitreet; telephone 7S.
QROIKIE PUTNAM. Sdltor and Manser
Kntercd nn second-clnss matter At
Mdfont, OrRon, under the act of
March 3, 1879.
Official Parwr of tho City of Mulford.
OffteJsl Paper of Jackson Countr.
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One yoar, by mall, 18.00
One month, by tnntt .so
Per month, delivered by carrier tn
Meiifnnl. Jacksonville ana Cn
trnl Point , .80
rstunlsy only, by mall, per year 3.00
Weekly, nr rear.. . . .t
iwau cnimrxjaTzox.
Dully nvrit for eleven months end
ins isovemuer so, isii, x.si.
FRUIT INSPECTION AND THE PARMER.
A subscriber, a sinnll producer, writes us follows pro
testing fruit inspectien:
"I tnko Isauo from the stand your paper takes on fruit Inspection,
Whllo I was not nt tho meeting at Jacksonville, 1 have been creditably
Informed Unit, tho majority of thoso present were opposed to tho prosont
system, though they woro not fairly represented and so unfairly treated
nnd Interrupted that a feeling ot Indignation was added to tho oppoRtUou. '
Our correspondent; has been misinformed. Tho meet
ing at Jacksonville was for the purpose of discussing fruit
inspection, tt was advertised and all interested invited
to be present. Had the correspondent been interested in
Tho Mall Trlbuno Is on Rale at the
f'erry News Stand, ran Kranclca
ortfar.it Hotel News Stand, Portland,
Portland Newa Co Portlands Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wh
Tall Ztated True TTaltta Frees
Dlspatchts.
KTSDrOSQ. OKSaOV.
Metropolla ot Southern Orecon and
Northern California, and the fastest
growlnp city In Orecon.
Imputation U. 8. census 1910 SSIO:
estimated. 1911 10.000.
rive hundred thousand dollar Oravity
Water System completed, siring finest
aunpiy pure mountain water, ana i?.j
miles of streets par.L
Poatofflcn receipts for year endlnir
Norember SO, 1911. show increase of 19
per cent.
Manner fruit city In Oregon Rocue
River SpltienberK apple won sweep
stakes prise and title of
. "Apple Xlnf of tfte World'
at the National Apple Show, fpoksjie,
1909, and a car of Newtown won
Tint rrte la 110
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, n. C
Tint rrtte In 1S11
At ffpoknne National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtown.
Hocus Itlver pears brought highest
firlcee In all markets of the world Uur
nK tho past alx years.
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HGE THEATRE
n
Itnpid progress is bcinj; made to-
"Tranl tho completion of tho nevr I'njre
theatre nnd it now seems kism1i1o
that the thentro will be ojcn for
liusiucss by May 20. The plnsterers
linvo nearly completed their work
nnd finishing will be rapid.
Tho theatre is attracting much at
tention nnd ib fully np lo expecta
tions. It will bo one of the moot
complete and modern on the const in
n city of this mm.
JOLTS AND JINtLES
ly Adjprawn
Two men havo a fight In an alley
and they land In a cell; two lawyers
mix It In the tenplo of justice and
all Is well.
"If I wcro mayor of this hero town
I know what 1 would do.,'
I know a bunch who havo said this
And so, no doubt, hare you.
A doctor named Everest has been
sentenced to an Indeterminate term
In tho pen.
"Who gets tho farmer's profits?"
Is asked at the National conference
In Chicago. It used to be tbo light
ning rod man.
New York girls have been Import
ed In Uoston to take tho place of
striking tolophonn girls. Imaglno the
astonishment of tho staid Bostonians
when a New York "central" rasps
"number-r please." In Boston they
nay "numbab."
the subject sufficiently to appear, ho would not now be
writing Jotters to newspapers based on hearsay and the
gossip of knockers.
Tho meeting did not disclose a majority of those present
opppsed to the retention ot tho present system of fruit
inspection but the contrary was true. jNor did the countv
court treat anyone present unfairly. In fact the court
seemed to give preference to those opposed to inspection
and called upon a number of opponents to state their case.
The correspondent further says:
"Wo have tried tho present system four years, nnd our land ban de
creased In value anil our fruit in price.'
Land has not decreased in actual value the past four
veal's, though land inflated to an absurd valuation may
have had the hot air squeezed one. Peal's brought a good
price last year. Apples alone did not yield expected re
turns but it was a year of over-production, industrial
stagnation and small prices everywhere and every fruit
section suffered as well as every agricultural district. Tt
is absurd to blame the fnlit inspection for the price of laud
and fruit thougli it is true Unit if it was not tor the in
spection, orchards would be practically worthless and fruit
unsalable at any price.
Fruit inspection cost last year a total of $10,GS5. It
was paid for by an increased assessment on the bearing
orchards. It therefore did not cost the farmers anything,
though the office is at the service of the farmer for consult
ation on all subjects.
The fanners troubles arc not due to high salaried offi
cials and high taxes, as some seem to think. The fanners
tax m Jackson county for state and county is only ten
mills this year. To tins must bo added the school tax of a
few additional mills. Such a tax is hardly felt. The
trouble is more likely duo to lack of organization and ef
fective marketing machinery.
The farmer is at the mercy of combines all along the
line, yet has not, in this county, realized the necessity of
co-operation himself, lie depends upon local markets to
sell at whatever the local buyei's care to offer, instead of
forcing the full value or shipping, as the small producer
could by co-operation. For instance hogs aro selling at
S9.7.) to $9.90 in Portland. Valley dealers are paying Sb.w.
Freight to Portland costs $74 per car. A co-operative
fanners' association could ship to Portland and realize a
materially Ingher price titan tlicy now secure yet they
make no attempt to organize to secure co-operative benefits.
In Chicago representatives from thirty states aro in
session trying to find out who gets the farmers' profits.
Potatoes and cabbages are rotting in a thousand fields
while housewives are paying higher prices. The present
marketing system will have to be revolutionized, and the
growers market their own produce through co-operative
societies as they do in Denmark, or the farmers go out of
business.
The high cost of selling is largely responsible for the
high cost of living to the consumer and tho low prices
netted the farmer. The fanner has the remedy in his own
hands, but does not use it.
COURT HALL RISKS
REPUTATION
BUD
ANDERSON
NETHER
NO
HUMAN
With the Immortal.
Testua Dor soy, Junction City, Ore,
Otto Dobberateln, Cottago Grove.
Mrs. Bosscrman (does she?,
Wendllng, Ore.
At Kugenu n wedding was beadod
Qreonor-FlowerB und told of the
marriage of Prank Greener nnd Ltina
Flowers.
When you seo n thing that pleases
'What's tho use of keeping still?
Praises Ilko the summer breezes
Stimulate tbo flagging will.
Till n fellow came to town selling
spraying machines wo didn't know
tliero wero any other hats llko Doc
Ituy's In tho world.
Some, peoplo have a lot of confi
dence in tho generosity ot human
kind ' and tliero uro other peoplo
whoso duty It is to count tho col
lections in tho churches.
Of courso every ono Is glad to see
civic harmony, but perhaps soma of
tbo cotiucllmen can't help but feol
envious next Tuesday evening whon
tho flcklo public's uttontiou is turned
toward Los Angeles nnd tho Andor
son-Brown scrap.
ADMIRAL EATON LEFT
. Bl P. ESTATE JO WIDOW
PLYMOUTH, Miif-s., April 10.
With tho exception of $000, tho big
cstnto of tho Into Kear Admiral Jo
seph O, Eaton is loft lo his widow,
who in in jnil churned with his mur
der. The value of tho entitle is not
jfiVciJ. '
As a carrier of germs the parrot
Is claimed by a number ot doctors to
be unrivaled, and yet despite the fact
that this preposterous bird has noth
ing to recommend htm except- his
unllkeness to tho bird species, bo Is
to bo found In a great many homes.
He is considered worthless unless ho
can "talk" In a kind of harsh ro-
sembianca to human speech. Ho Is
really neither bird nor human; ho
Is a disorderly episode in creation
Ho grates on the poetic soul. Ho Is
a nuisance and wo don't havo to havo
him with us. But most of us do
buvo a carpet or rug or two, and in
tho past wo have been compelled to
cat and breathe tho pesky germs
that rise up from them morning,
noon and night, and they aro enabled
to work their will with us. But
thank fortune things havo changed
with us, for means have been pro
vided us whereby our carpets and
rugs can bo freo from dust and
germs and at no oxponso to our com
fort. Tho means provided Is tho
National Hand-Operated Vacuum
Cleaner. It weighs but 4 pounds
and Is so easily operated that It does
not tiro even a child. Operate it as
hard and us fust as you liko and
there'll bo no dust to breathe, nor
gorms to consider, and your dusting
problem will no longer bo a prob
lem. Tho National Cleaner not only
takes the dust out of tho carpot or
rug, but gets under them, tho real
seat of tho dust germ'problom. Opor
stlng the National Is really no mora
nor less than u pleasing and holpful
exorcise, but its work In tho Interest
ot the welfare of your homo life Is
Inestimable
It affords tho publishers of The
Mall Trlbuno tho greatest pleasure to
DOUBL
E
TRAGEDY
ENDS
ROMANC
E
OAKLAND, Cnl., April 10. With
the smuhhed and disarrayed furni
ture in the room indicating that a ter
rific struggle had prefaced tho trag
edy, liio bodies of Mis Anna Pierce,
n pretty young Haines, Oregon, sing
er, nnd George Ucliida, n Japanese
violinist of Oakland, with gaping bul
let- holes in their head were found
in tiie apartments of tho Xippincho
here. It l.s believed by tho police
today that the girl, after having been
enticed to tho room by Uchidu,
Hpiirncd his attention, nnd thiiH pre
oipitutcd the double tragedy. Uchidn
wan still alive when found, but died
without milking u statement.
In u letter to her father, P. H.
Pierce of Haines, Oregon, found
among her effeelH, the gill hinted
that the Nijxinehe was over attentive
to her and had threatened bur with
u gun.
While hero the girl went under tho
iinmo of Miss Dixie Lawrence. M.
M. Pierce, u brother, resides at link
er, Oregon.
NO MARRIED WOMEN
WANTED AS TEACHERS
(lly Court Hall) '
I Hud jtoinjr tn win? N the ipiei.
tiim nkcd by nil fight fnnn in .Med-
ford. The prominent sporting wt it
ers rarely rik their reputation us it
Jiprtrtiiitf w liter in picking n winner
of any important boxing mutch.
1 inn giving my opinion of the com
iug Aiidetvon-UroMit fight mi April
loth. I am busing my cnlculntinim
on HinV- past porfominnrri nnd hw
recent fight with K. O. brown. Per
noimlly I never snw brown fight but
once, that one tight being with Ali
deison. Tlmt brown is a tough boy
cnmiot be denied. With his recup
erating powers mid capability lo tnke
punishment lie certainly oiutht to
make good ns a long dNIniire fiphter
Mis strongest punch is with his left,
nnd while his right, not hard. Iiiih n
tantalizing effect, nnd is slrong
enough to keep his opponent worried
white looking for an opening for his
left. Giving brown nil credit for be
ing n tough proposition. I think bud
outclasses him by '!." per cent. If
brown could not win before, when he
was in superb condition, nnd bud
ovcr-t rained, how would one natural
ly exjicct brown to win this time, if
bud goes into the ring in perfect
condition.
All conditions were in brown's fa
vor before, yet he did not have bud
in serious trouble until the last min
ute of thu I'Olli round. Itotli Imivm
may have gained ixHiricnee in their
recent fight and both mnv think they
know bow to win. W will concede
t licit brown had the better of the ar
gument for the first 10 rounds but
nt tlmt bud hejd his own in several
of the enrlier rounds nnd xcemed to
bo fighting n waiting game. In the
11th round there never wan n fighter
so nearly knocked out nnd yet mir
vived, nnd it wns only Hud's inex
perience that prevented HrownV
knockout right there, for brown wn
in n perfectly helplcs condition.
Prom the 11 lb to the end of the liOth
round bud was winning by a margin.
In five of the In'f rounds bud cent
brown to his corner groggy, nnd
staggered him on innumerable oo-
I Hum the next fight up liko this
Hud will be stronger nnd faster nnd
will deliver bin blows with more tell
ing effect. He will not set himself lo
deliver his blows, he will begin using
his right from the ring of the gong,
he will deliver ninny bnrd blows while
still fresh, which are bound to have
quite n distressing effect upon Hrown.
The waiting game before was tiring
to bnd, with no perccptable damage
to Hrown. This time it will be dif
ferent, bud will not overlook nny
opportunities nnd once bud gets
Hrown on the toboggan be will keep
him going. Hud will gel him between
the eighth nnd 12th rounds. Hud is
Hrowu's master and he will prove it
to his iminv friends in the XYnthwcst
on tho night of April l.'ilh.
A fircat Pain Killer.
Merltol Whlto Liniment reduces
inflammation and soreness wherever
found In about one-third tho time
required by tho usual treatment. It
has no equal nn a general household
remedy. Hasklns Drug Store.
My Corns Don't
' Hurt a Bit
Tlinl, Smelly. Sweaty IVet, Corns,
Ciillouics ami Miinlons Ciiint
by TIZ.
Scud nt Oiicm for I'rcc Trlnl Pnrkiigc,
W- M
, ,
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Say goodbye to your oorir thn very
first tluio .no ti iiso TIZ Yuu will
nover know you hmo it corn, bunion
or callus, or sweaty, tired, swollen,
aching feet any more. ItH Jot won-
ilerful the way tho pain vanishes.
Hub thn corn hammer It with your
tint If ou wish no morn pain utter
TIZ. Dorsnt' that sound good to
youT Doesn't It? Then read this.
"The corns on cither of my tins
werciix Inrg" as the tuMels jou umko
to cum them. ToiLiy tlierr Is no
sign of corns on cither foot unit no
Mirvni'ss. i mi iijHo-ihitn im.
tend." Sum. A. 1 1 inner, l'r)tn-,
X. C.
Just use TIZ. It's not llko nny.
thing else for the purposo )nu over
heard of, It's tho only foot remedy
cer made which acts on the princi
ple of drawing out nil tbo poisonous
exudations which imiuo sore feet
Powders and other rrmcdlei merely
clog up the pores. TIZ cleans them
out ami keeps them clean. It works
rlRht off. You will feel better tho
very first time It's used. I'su It a
week nnd you can forget you ever
had sore feet. Thorn arc a good
many counterfeits of TIZ now being
tnndo by manufacturers who think
they can make a little money by fool
Ins; peoplo once. Don't fall o victim.
You'll havo to got TIZ afterwards and
they know It. and you might ns well
get It tho first time and save the1
money on counterfeits. TIZ Is for
sale nt all drug stores, department
and general storus, at :.' rents per
box. or direct, It you wish. .Money
back If TIZ doesn't do all wo say.
For a freo trlnl packatfo write toda)
to Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chi
cago, 111.
NO'duCTO CIIUIHTOIIN.
1 am Just convalescing front it sur
gical operation tor appundleltls and
find no self considerably Involved In
debt. To my creditors I desire to
brute that I am not going lu take any
advantage of tho bankruptcy law, but
nut going to mnkn nn honest effort to
settle my accounts dollar tor dollar.
My creditors hnvn generally been
considerate mid Indulgent and I now
appeal to them to bo patient and give
tun n chauco to mnkn good nnd I will
pro rnto nil claims against mo nnd
mnkn payments on thnm ns rapidly
ns circumstances will permit, Claim
ants nro respectfully rmpiestcd to
present claims to K. H. Kelly, Plr'st
National Hank building, In Mcdfoni.
1 dcslro to tlintik my creditors nnd
patrons tor tliolr good will and pn
tlenco ami particularly tho nurgooiu
who successfully treated me,
Very respectfully,
Dlt. V. 8. HARIlLMt.
Dental Burgeon.
Adkliin Illock, cor. Main and Central.
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
Alwajs In the I.eml
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, I). O.
Public Und Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands, Contest and Mining.
Cases. Scrip.
ahi: vmi a I'lrnuii: fan?
lb' NOT call ut the Htar and let us
convince ou that tbo photo-play Is
tho most popular form ot entertain
ment In thu world today, providing
It Is properly presented,
Afternoon 2 lu D Evciilnn 7 lu 10
ADMISSION Do nml 10c
Seed Potatoes
N'ono better anywhere at any price.
Khie selects at an uxceedliiRly low
price. "Karllost ot All" (not only n quick
grower, but ouu ot the finest mnlu
crop varieties und a great keeper),
1 1.50 per 100 pounds.
Ainerloou Wonder, Jtlfi per 100
pounds.
Our supply Is being bandied
through j. T, ItllO.MU.r.Y AMI J. C.
.st'ii.Minr i i : i : i stoiii:.
j.m:s iiiios.
Otpltol Hill.
Will nunounre the dates soon
on
WHAT II.M'I'KMUl TO JONIW
THEATRE
THE DEST PICTURES IN TOWN
SNOHOMISH, WuhIi., April 10.
Tho Kchoolbourd here is on record
today uh being iigiiiiixt the policy of
hiring married women uh school
teachers. Not only will bachelor
maids bo nclcctcd in tho future, but
ull married women now employed will
bo dropped from the rolls.
Society Women's Hair
A Hlmplo Treatment That Will Make
It Truly 1-WiiiHtliig Chin.
Strang (iunruufee It.
nnnounco that arrangements havo
been perfected whereby wo can offer
a limited number of these cleaners
In combination with this paper for A
small sum. Watch tho papor for
particulars.
Nowadays every up-to-date woman
has radiant hair,
What n foolish rreaturo a woman
would bo if slui lost tho opportunity!
to add to her attractions.
Yet In America today there aro
hundreds of thousands of women
with harsh, faded characterless hair
who do not mako any attempt tn lm
pruvo It,
In Parlii most women havo beau
tiful bulr, nnd lu America all women
who uso Parisian Hago havo lustrous
and luxuriant hair.
And any woman rendor of tho Mall
Trlbuno can havo attructlvo and lus
trous hair In a few days' tlmo by us
ing this great hair rojuvonator, Paris
tan Hago.
Chas. Strang sells, a largo bottlo
for CO cents und guarantees It to ban.
Ish dandruff, stop falling hair and
Itching soalp In two weoks or money
back,
Parisian Sago Is an Ideal hair tonic,
not sticky or greasy. Hold by drug
gists In evory town lu America.
tiii: iu:sT
IWSTHY COOKS
Consider tho quality of everything
that enters Into tho making of
light bread, biscuits and doUclous
cakes uud nru most particular
Whon It comes to selecting tho
baking Powder to
uaiki: tiii: dokiii
It should be ,'"tAj&&&r
pure, Ieau little
residue In the
food, nover fall
and mnkn thu
food light but
Dot dr' These
r o q u 1 romonls
havo been met In
CHI .SCI INT
HA KINO
POWIIl.'U
i
Hold by grocers, ti-'c full pound
CRESCENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Kcnttle, Washington
L1
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sT .IllVltlll.ll
I BBBBrTli P I fssl
I aBBSCM II JjW
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E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of tho
Mcdford Commercial Club
Anmtcui Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Intorior and exterior views
Flash lights
Negatives niado anv time
and any place by appoint
ment. 208 E. Main Phono 1471
TTo.NitaiiT wi: riivrimi:
MITI.H .MISS ('(HTKI.I.O
The cutest I Mid nclor In the iiiovIiih
picture world
lu
"TIM (IIKMIAN'S FOUNDLING"
A Vltagrnph comedy
"N i:VI I8T MKTHOD OF COALING
n.vm.Ksiiiitt"
HdliOti Industrial
"Tin: i'ioM!i:u'ri ui:compi:nhi:"
I'atlin Drama
AM,
ON ACCOUNT OF TltANSI'LIt
lMUon Comedy
and
A Snappy lUlcm Drains
"TIIH MH.HING IIOND"
To Exchange
General morcliandlio stock
farm or Income city property.
for
S3 acres only 3 miles from Central
Point with IS acres deeded wakr
right, fine alfalfa land, part In pears.
Will exchange for good city property.
Friday nml Saturday
A special feature film
"THU MST II lack iiouhi:"
A two-reel Viwtnrn-lndlau story
produced by Knleiil
Admission Always tbo Hamn
III CP.NTS fl
Never More, Never Loss
A flun bungalow near I-os AngcloJ,
n beautiful plnro to exchange fur or
chard tract. Wu have picture.) of this
place, Call and see them and unbuilt
your proposition.
YOU WILL NOT
"GO BLIND"
If f can help ii.
Dr. Rickert
I'Kthlght Specialist
Over Kontner's
John A. Perl
Undertaker
a5 S. IIAHTLETT
rhoncs M. 471 ansl 478
Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner
N. L. Townsend
PAINTKH AND DJiCOlLVfOH
Havo Your Painting, Tinting nnd
Paper Hanging Done by a Practical
Mechanic..' Prices Right. Sntlsfuc
tldn Guaranteed.
Phono I1M-H
711) Heuiictt Ave,
Htock ranches, alfalfa farms aun
orchard trnctH at vory low prices and
on easy payment plans.
i'o havo some good buys lu city
properties.
List your propel ty with us, Wo
linvo buyers.
Wood&Messner
8 South Central Ave.
Draperies
W 'carr a very fcomnlets lino of
drupcrltffi. Jrtce curtains, fixture, oto.,
and do ull cIunxuh of upliolsturlnir. A
special man to look atW this work
exclusively anil will clvo us Kortd
sorvlt'o as Is oohhIMu to. est lu oven
tho liirvvst cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co,
Berft located!
and most
Eo pu 1 nr
otel in the
City. Running di&illed
ice water in ench room.
European Plan, a la Carte
Cafe.
Tariff on Room
12 rooms $1.00 each
00 rooms 1,50 each
50 rooms 2.00 esch
B0 rooms will) prlrile tils 2.00 escb
50 rooms Klik iilrl balk 2.50 each
30 suites, bedroom, par
lor and bath 3.00 each
For moro than on guest add $1.00
extra to I he above rates for
each additional guest.
Reduction by week or month, t
Manaftntnt Chttltr W, Ktllty
t.,nisi.'.ir-si j:i um!EH
F.G. ANDREWS
.. Lushoo of drill and Dining lloom.O
Which to u Doughnut Is a cousin.
Tho luttur wu baku fresh each day,
And sell at 10 rents tho dozen
Tbo bolus In the center ot tho dough
nuts wo bako
Aro smaller than lu mnny others,
Thus moro for the price If ours you
take,
And you'll find no better rrulers,
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
CJ S. Central
PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Water
Hoating
All Work O'liuiWiNed
1'rlcv llvtiaoiiNtils
COPFEEN.& PRICE
89 Howard Block, Bntranoe oa flu Mi.
Xoma riioua (Me.
g!X!)i!X2GXS
M
Luxury Without
Extravagance
Hotel
Von Dorn
212 Turk Stroot
Finest popular priced
Hotel in San Francisco
Modern Control
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