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Mali, Tim MfUfnrd Tribune, The South
ern OreuonWin. The AsMnnd Tribune.
Offleo Mali Trlbunn llnlMInK, 85-17-M
North 11 r street; telephone 75.
QHOltCJE PUTNAM, Editor ona Manager
Up
Hntcrcd an second-class matter at
Mulforil, Oregon, under the act of
March I, 1S7.
OtflcUt Paper of the City of Mcdford.
k Official Paper of Jackson County.
BtrascKxraox batik.
One year, by rnAlt . IE-OP
One, month, by mall. .SO
Trr month, delivered by carrier In
Mml ford, Jacksonville and Cn-
tral Point -u,, .80
Saturday only, by mall, per year 8.00
Weekly. per year. - - . l.&o
RWOKIt CIHCtTLATIOK.
Dally average for eleven months end
ing' November o, mi, inii
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Onu thing about Mcdford's street
earn, thoy haven't broken any speed
ordinances.
Contributed.
"Tlicro's n lien on In tlio council
meeting.
"1 hopo It lays a 'moment on tlio
bridge."
A. 6.
4 A nut her.
My wlfo tried her new vncuuin
cJraner tin my clothes and clcancl
out my pockets.
W P. .
Could one cay tits onion bed is
coming strong?
M. C.
Sure you could say It. but It Is an
old olio you arc springing.
$ Any Difference In Sire?
,Some mistake as to Hobblo Drown
felling a tree on his foot and mash
ing it beyond repair. It was bis boat.
McXary Items In Polk County Ob
server. Wo Hate With V Today.
George Swcarlngen, Sunny Slope,
Ore.
, Delmor lledgenclt. Alrlle, Ore.
Jim Ham, Harbor, Ore.
PRIZE IS OFFERED FOR
ESSAY ON ROADS
From the office of public roads.
United States department of Agricul
ture, Washington, D. C.
A gold medal to tlio school boy or
girl between tlio ages of 10 snd 13
who writes the best composition:, not
to exceed S00 urorCs, on tho repair
and maintenance of earth roads, Is to
bo awarded by Logan Waller Page,
director, office of public roads, Unit
ed Statos department of agriculture.
Washington, D. C. All compositions
must bo submlttted to Mr. Page be
fore May lGth, 1913, and the medal
will bo awarded as soon thereafter as
tho compositions ran bo graded. Tho
composition may bo based on know
ledge gained from hooks or other
sources, but no quotations should bo
made.
After many years experienco in
dealing with tho public road situation
ofthn country, It is Mr. Page's belief
that ignoranco on tho subject of re
pair and maintenance of roads Is as
much the cnuso of their bad condi
tion as any other ouo factor. It is ex
pected that tho composition will
bring about a better understanding of
tho subject of repair and niaiutcnuuco
in tho rural districts.
Many children living In tho rural
districts have experienced tho disad
vantages of roads mado Impassable
through a lack of proper maintenance
mid It is oxpectcd that their interest
in tho competition will stimulate
greater Interest among the parents.
Had roads havo prevented mauy chil
dren from obtaining a proper educa
tion and havo even prevented doctors
from reaching the sldo of rural pa
tients In tlmo to save their lives.
Any child bctwoen the ages men
tioned, attending a country school,
may compete. Only one side of tho
paper must be written on; each page
should bo numbered; tho name, age
und address of the writer, and tho
name und location of the school which
ho. or she Is attending must be plainly
written at the top of the first page.
The announcement of the competition
has been sent to the superintendents
of schools In rural districts. No fur
ther Information can be obtained
from the offlco of public roads. This
announcement should be pluln to
ovQryono, and ull children will thus
start on a basis of equality.
SEVENTY-THREE THOUSAND
REGISTER AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Ore., April H. It
was estimated today that the mini,
her of registrations for tho munic
ipal election May 3, at which a com
mission charter will bo voted ou,
would reach 73,000 tonight when the
books closo.
' Tho total registration thus fnr
slncu tho books oponed February 1C,
was 23,027, of which number 3331
mo mon and Iho remainder women,
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T
IS
:by
LOCAL FRUITMEN
A Rittlicriii' of over 100 orchtml
ists dismissed plans for n preeoolinj;
plant for the Itogtto river vnltcy Snt
tirdny nftonioon nud while no defi
nite notion was Inkcn eoiiMiternble
momentum wns Riou the movement.
A committee win appointed to see
wlmt could he done in the wny of
ways nml inennti to report nt u Inter
meelinjr to be lirltl in May.
A preoooliiij plant of suitable sire
will cost in the neighborhood of $10,
000. llontls for two-thirds or thi
amount could ho sold, the additional
one-third raised locally. Tho dis
cussion of tho plant was almost en
tirely confined to this phase of the
topic.
Another matter discussed by the
fniilmen was joincmc the Northwest
Distributors. As the policy of tin
organization is governed by tonnage
the local grower hesitate nt jomiujr
it The matter was di-eussed in all
oiits details lint no action laken.
POOR PRICES FOR .
APPLES IN EASI
Stfobvl & Day ivue the following,
dated New York, April 5:
The Liverpool market, cubic from
L. Connolly & Co., shows little
more strength. California New towns,
l-tier. 7s tn 7 ad: 4L-tier, Cs Cd:
Oregon Newtowns 41-tier. 7s to 7s
Cd. more demand the cable rends.
The first Tnsmtiiiinu apples linve ar
rived in England but we havo not
heard prices obtained.
New York This market eonttnuo
in bad shape on box npplcs. The
following arc auction sales, and the
averages:
ilenday: ToppcnUli Vinesnp,
.51.3G.
Tuesday: CVhtncre Winesnps,
Sl.'J."): Noetic lliver Newtown Pip
pin"', $1.33; Cashmere lJluek Bens,
$1.1."); Cashmere Gnno, $1.05.
Tlmr-ilny: I .a Grande York Im
perial, $1.00; La Grande Gano,
$1.00; La Grande SpiUenberjr, $1.00;
La Grnnde lien Davis, 80e; Oregon
Winter, S'Jc; Oregon Newtown Pip-
mn. $1.30: Cashmere btayman,
$l.l."i; Cashmere Newtown Pippins,
$1.23.
Friday: Wuslihtgton lkn Davis,
07c.
From (I lo 10 cars nre sold daily nt
nrivntc sale on the Erie nml the
New York Central piers. Ordinary
stock or undesirable varieties .10 to
80c, best apples $1.25 to $1..")0. At
the end of the week there wns more
demand owing principally to fine,
bright, cool weather and the daily nd-
vnnce in oranges, bent Hondas
touching $0.23 yesterday.
I
WEAK TO SII UP
LONDON. April 1 1 Too weak to
even sit up In tho nursing home,
where sho Is being cared for, Mr.
L'uimclluo Pankhurst, tho suffri
gette leader. Is dcclardd to bo lit n
critical condition today. Tho do
structlvu campaign of tho mlUt'itis
still continues.
It Is declared that It Mrs. Pank
hurst continues her hunger strike
and Is released to rccuperato every
time her life Is threatened by starva
tion, she will still bo u prisoner
when her natural death occurs.
ALL MISS KD HOOT.
(Gold Hill News.)
Few men go down to the dark val
ley more sincerely mourned than Kd
Hoot janitor und newsboy who
passed beyond ut Mcdford on Satur
day of lust week. Gentle, kindly,
courteous, with n shrewd but harm
less fund of witticisms, .Mcdford has
parted earthly company with u sim
pie nml delightful character. Tlio
tribute paid to his memory by Mud
ford's children und older folks is sin
cere and enduring, A pennilesa old
man, beloved i'or himself alone, bus.
been given welcome elsewhere,
(llnhdcn Western World)
The .writer also knew tlio heart of
Kd Hoot. Knew him ns a friend of
the friendless. Not it Hlrny kitten or
n homeless dog went unfed or xui
carresnod when Kd wuh near. Wo
knew him for the good that was m
his large heart, geneious soul mid
happy disposition ho looked upon
life, with u smilo oven though tho
weather was cold nud his garments
Ihiu.
i'cajo lp his njjbes.
PRECOOLING PLAN
1
TEACHERS
FR
MEDFORD
SCHOOLS
COMING YEAR
Tho board of education nt their
last regular meeting selected the fol
lowing teachers tor Medford city
schools for the school year 1013-
II:
U. S, Collins, superintendent.
High School.
C. It. ltowmnn, principal.
O. It. llond, mathematics.
Hunlco C. Mitnson. science.
Nellie M. Santeo, Latin.
Luclle Marshall, KnglUh.
Florence H. Carpenter, Oct man
and history.
Ruth Merrick, tiugllsh and hlsloty.
C. A. Jewell, hurtlcultiiru nud ag
riculture.
Special Touchers.
Harriet M. Cox, commercial.
Mabel Meant, sewing.
Hertha II. Welch, cooking.
C. W. Frost, manual training.
Jennie Mae Snedtcor, drawing.
Principal.
P. It. Dally, Washington school.
It. V. Dunham, Lincoln school.
A. J. llauby, Jackson school.
U S. Doverldge, Roosevelt school.
(Jraile Teachers.
Fern Stlne, Ambroslno C. Murphy,
l.auiaua M. Itownd, lless Kcntuer,
Uraco V. Pcarco, Myrtle I. Ulayvllle.
Jessie U. Wilson. Mabel I. Myers,
Carrie A. Jacks. Klliabeth Ferguson,
lllnucho Nctf Cnnode, Marian White,
Julia Fielder, Anna K. Puriicker.
Mary K. Moore, Mae Mordoff, Ireua
Unnslng, Sara Van Meter, Anna M.
Jeffrey, Maud Phllbrook, Mary
Davidson, Viola Phctstcr, Anna S.
Hansen, Theone, Carkln, Kathryti
Dunham. Kate Stlne, Fannie Hasklus.
Teachers Who Iteslgn.
Those who are teaching this )ear
who havo resigned nre:
Miss Inex II. Coffin, who will study
music in Chicago during the coming
car.
Miss Kmlly DeVorc, who will at
tend normal school.
Miss Helen Kclley, who will at
tend Columbia university the coming
year.
Mrs. Mary I'otnr, who will retire
from the profession.
Miss Ilernlcrc Cnrdcr, who will at
tend university to prepare for special
work In high school.
"FIT FAIE FOR
GIRL
!
CHICAGO. April II "This Is a
fit fato for the beast who ruined n
young girl. He will ruin no more.
Slk."
This note, found today by tho bed
sldo of Gcorgo DIcU. a rich ladles'
tailor, was tho only cluo to ouo of
tho bloodlost murders which bus
stirred Cnlcngo In yours. It was
written In Polish. Dletz was found
by his wife when sho arose today,
Dletz' skull was beaten to a pulp
nud his body pounded with it ham
mer until It uax a mass of bruises
nud broken bonus. Tho rear door of
tho Dletz apartmuut was unlocked
and stood ajar when tho police ar
rived. Dletz was wealthy und lived
In an apartment house which he built
nud owned,
Dletz was 59 years of age. Tho
police know nothing of the affair of
the young girl referred to in tho
supposed slayer's note, but are. Inves
tigating Dletz' llfo In tho hopo that
thoy may get a clue to his murderer.
PHOENIX ITEMS
I. Diiulnp is so fur improved us
to bo able to walk down town,
T. Ktigle transacted business ic
Jacksonville the first of the week.
.Mrs. James .Morton visited in Ash
land the 1'irM part of the week.
.Mrs. ('. ('. Scott trniisnott-d busi
ims nud iitcd friend in town Inst
Tucsdiiy.
.Mrs. T. Muhngrcii enlerlaincd the
I'resbyleriun Ladies Aid society lust
Wednesday nflernoon.
A. V. KiKer who is tmporintend-
iug the installing of the city water
system has u force of men exca
vating for the reservoir this week.
Mr. James Tlirnshur received wonl
the first of tho week Hint his brother
George Thrasher of linen, ., had
passed nwny, Mr. Thasher is now
(he only living member of u family
of nine.
Miss Vein Cope left Saturday uf
tcriioon in answer to a telegraphic
messugo to resume her stenographic
duties with the Whitou Uurdwuro
company of Seattle, Wash.
The Presbyterian Christian Kn
dcnwir held u social in the Wood
men liul J Friday evening.
RAVIHE
ANTI-ALIEN LAND
BILL SURE TO
BECOME A LAW
HACRAMKNTO, Cab, April II,
With tho majority of both houses or
tho California legislature today 'ti -
ceding that an nntl-nllen laud mc:iu
tiro with "teeth In It" will bo pussec
ht this session, n sharp clash Is nev
ertheless scheduled over ono Immit
tant point of dlverguncu between the
senate nml tho assembly commtttx?
substltut bills.
This relates to tho provision cov
ering corporations controlled by for
cluu capital. The senate measure, on
tho files for final action today, Is r.r
mnro drnstlc In this respect than tho
nssembly Judiciary committee suhstt
tuto fur the (our lower houso h it.
Affwts IhiropiNiiiH ANo.
The former deflates that any cor
poration tho majority of whose cap
ital stock Is controlled by aliens shall
havo tho sumo stains us an Individual
alien and shall not be permitted to
own laud for mure than utiu yen un
less by that time the foreign sub
jects shall have declared t'teir In
tention of becoming citizens. This
Mould apply to Hiiropean enpllntt-
as well as to orientals.
Tho assembly bill, ou tho other
bund, exempts corporations con
trolled by cllglbles to cltUcushlp,
even though they have no Intention
of becoming citizens. It limits the
provisions of the proposed act us
fur as the corporation clause Is con
corned, to "aliens who are luellribl?
to become citizens of the United
States under the naturalization laws "
Thus English, German, French and
other European capitalists who hrxc
millions Invested In California nud
who own land, would be exempted,
whllo the Japanese and orientals who
central corporations would bo af
fected.
Fearing that many Huropeau In
vestors would withdraw their capital
If compelled to declare their citizen
ship, the assembly Judiciary commit
tee, which drew up thu substitute
measure, Incorporated this more le
nient provision than thu senate, com
mittee. And fur this reason admin
istration leaders in tho lower huitro
wcro declaring today that every
stress would be used to pass the as
sembly bill Instead of the senate
measure.
Drhlug Out IntcstotN.
"It sccttis to me a certainty," said
Assvmblyiuuu Stanley Uencdlct, floor
leader of the Los Angeles delegation,
"that If wo compelled the English
capitalist who resides abroad lu'.
owns land lu California to bucom a
citizen hero In order to hold this
land ho would withdraw his money
In n minute. We don't want to leg
islate against such men."
Another point of dlforonen bo
tweeu tho upper and lower hoiuv
bills Is that the former would permit
aliens to lease .agricultural laud for
three years nud tho latter for five,
neither permitting tho sale or trans
fer to succeeding nlluns. cither alter
tho ono year's ownership or period
of leaku.
ALONG ROGUE RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Robert l,ews of Per
sist made u trip to tho valley tho
first of thu week nud visited her sis
ters, Mrs. Nuiimau uud Mrs. Charles
Clark, at Central Point.
The IK months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Green Mathews U sorlousi)
sick with tho whooping cough.
Tho rnlxo of water lu Roguo river
Suturday took Peter Ilutz' boat from
the moorings, but It was found lu an
eddy two m lies down thu river.
Mr. Ash and Frank Mlddlcbushur
wcro recent visitors to thu valley.
Iko Smith and family havo moved
to Klamath county.
There Is ono or more members of
every family ou thu sick list.
Dr, Iloweu of Jlciglo spent Satur
day evening ut tho Dcbeuger Gep
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lawreutz of
Med ford und his brother nud wife of
California canto out in their unto to
thu Debuuxer (lap ranch Wednesday
and took dinner, Mr. Luweientz of
California remained for a few il'iy.i
to look over tho country, but the rest
of tho patty returned to Mcdford tho
samo day.
A, A, Hall mado u trip to thu vol
ley tho last of tho week,
H. II. Hamuli's teams of Kuglu
Point are hauling lumber to tho
hatchery at tho mouth of Klk creek.
There uro 10,000 feet to bo hauled
there from F.uglo Point.
Mrs. Swlhurt Is tho guest of hur
daughter, Mrs. .Ifiiiueriuuii.
Mr. Coffeen of Mqdford an toed out
a few days ago.
Dr. Klrchgessuor was called to at
tend Mrs. P. Uctz, who Was seriously
lit. last Thursday.
With Medford trado Is Medford made.
T MADE
TO SLAY ALFONSO
BY AN ASSASSIN
MADRID, April 1 1. -Scores of se
cret arrests vero ninilo hero today
following the attempt ou the llfo of
King Alfonso by Rafael Alcge, Alego
denied having any accomplices or
membership lu any nihilistic organi
zation. The 'assassin fired at tho king
while the latter was returning to tho
palace from n military review. Atou
seized thu horses' relus and aimed
point blank ut Alfonso. As tho as
snsslu fired tho king spuried his
horse, It tented uud tho bullet war
burled lu the animal's thigh. Ilefo-e
Alcgo rould flro again ho was over
powered. Thu pistol wih fired so
close to tho king that It buri.cd his
glove. Alfonso continued on his wjy
to the paluro umld the plaudits o' a
great crowd that had gathered. An
it tempt to bitch the wuitld-lio ntv
sin was frustrated by thu police and
lnllllla.
WIS HOME IRADE
To a large number of local citizens
Mrs. Fdyth Tozler Weittherrcd spoke
Saturday night at the Hotel Mcdford
ou the advantages of trading at home
and buying Oregon made products
Her remarks were of inueh luterei.
Mrs. Wcalhcrred Is ory eiithul'-
tic nbuut hur work and couimtiiilmiti
that cttthuslaiiit to her hearers lu a
groat degree. She represents the
Oregon Manufacturers' ussm-lutl'm
and Is teurliii: the state lu their In.
teres.
NEW BOOKS ADDED TO
PUBLIC LIBRARY LIST
The library has recently acquired
the following books by gift or pur
chase:
Fiction
Financier. Drelssttr; Joous Aihsn
turos of Arlitlde Jujol. l.ucke: Mar
riage. Wells; My Little Sister. Rob
ins; Phoebe, Ernitft nud Cupid. GUI
more; Rise of Honcoo Pulno. Lincoln;
'Twlxt Li ml and Sea, Cenrad: Val
iants of Virginia. Rhox.
.oii.-'lctlou
Alfalfa, Cohurii; Arbor Day,
Bchauffler: Cause nud Cure of Colds.
Sadler: Children's Reading, Olcett:
Complete lloj lo. Foiter; Elements or
Agriculture. Warren; Kvorywoman.
Ilrownu; Farm Poultry, Watson;
First Rook in HusIiiush Methods. Tel
ler and llrowu; First Course In Algo
bra, Wheeler; Fungous Diseases of
Plants, Duggar; Heredity In rotation
to eugenics. Davenpert: Heredity of
Rlchnrd Ron. Jordan; Mrnm Whit
man and thu Harly l)a of Oregon.
Mown; Monologues, Horford; New
book of Cookery. Fanner; Oregon
Kjslein, Union; Pardoner's Wallet,
t'rothers; Parliamentary I'sngo for
Women's Clubs. Fox; Ppcllcul Works.
Myron; Robert K. Lee, Page, School
In the Home, llerle; Scientific Amer
ican Refiirencu Hook; Spell of the
Yukon, Service; Woman Movement.
Key.
A Good Prescription
I'or it Inig Life.
This Is the prescription for n long
llfo given by an old gentleman lu
Conn., who Is DO years old and still
well and cheerful "Live temperate
ly, bo slow to auger, don't worry,
tuko plenty of oxerclso In the fresh
air. and above all keep cheerful."
Should the system get run down
digestive organs weak the blood
thin and slugglst take Vlnol, which
Is a delicious combination of tho
medicinal body building properties
of cuds' livers, with thu useless
grease eliminated and tonic 'Iron
milled, Wo regard Vlnol us one of
thu greatest body builders and
Htruugth creators lu thu world for
aged people.
Mrs. Mary Ivey of Columbus, On.,
says: "If people only knew tho good
Vlnol does old people you would bo
unable to supply tho demand; It Is
the finest tonic una strength creator
1 ever used."
Wo wish every foeblo old person
u this vicinity would try Vlnol ou
our agreement to return their money
U It falls to give iintlsfactlou. Med
forvd llliurmncy. njcdrnifl" pro.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
28 B. 1JARTLF.TT
Phones SI. -171 an 178
Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner
ATTEMP
SURELY SETTLES
UPSELSIOMACHS.
"Papa's Dlnpepslu" Full Indigestion,
Gin, Sourness lu Flte Minutes.
"Really dues" put had Mtuinachs In
order "really doim' oxorcotnu Indi
gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn
and souruesu lu flvo minutes that
Just that makes Rape's Dlitponslii
the largest selling stomach legulutor
lu tho world. If wlmt you cut fer
munlri Into stubborn lumps, yon
belch gas and eructate sour, undi
gested fooil and acid; head Is illzzy
and itches; breath foul; tongue coat
ed; oiir lusldes filled with bltu and
ImllgcHtlhln waste, remember thu
moment Dlapopslu tomes lu umlaut
with tho stomach nil such distress
Miitlnhes. It's truly astonishing al
most marvelous, uud tho Joy Is Us
harinlessuess.
A largo fitly tout case of Pupo's
Dlaneimln will ulvo miii a hundred
dollars' woith of satisfaction or your
druggist hands ott your money back.
It's worth Its weight In gold to
men and women who can't get their
stomachs regulated. It belongs III
)our home should always be kept
handy lu case of u sick, sour, upset
Mtomach during the day or ut night.
It's tho quickest, surest anil most
harmless stomitoh doctor lu the world
To the Public
'All hanks in MiMlTot'd will
close at 1- oVltick noon Sat
urdays beginning April 10,
l!)i:, until further notice.
Fnrmors & Fruitgrowers
Bank,
Jackson County Bank,
First National Bank,
Medford National Bank.
N. L. Townsend
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Cases. Scrip.
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anil
"THE STOLEN Pt'RSE"
and thoy are some laugh producers!
SONG MfSIC EFFECTS
Afternoon 1! in ,i Eteulug 7 to 10
ADMISSION ,1c AND Hie
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES
as told by
Senior Class M. II. S. April 17 ami IS
COMING
"LA SALOME''
April 21 and r:
PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Wator
Heating
All Work (niariwiU.fit
Prices lluasoaabla
COFFEEN & PRICE
as Howard Block, Bntranc on tth It,
Rom I'boti 049.
Seed Potatoes
None better anywhere ut any prlcn.
Fluu selects at an exceedingly low
price.
"Earliest of All" (lint only a quick
grower, but ouo of tho finest mnlii
crop varieties, and n great keeper),
t. no per 100 pounds,
American Woudor, Jl.IiG per 100
pniiudii,
Our supply Is being handled
through .1. T. RROADLEY AND J. O.
SCHMIDT FEED STORE.
JANES RROS.
Capitol Hill, ,