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Newspaper Page TextI I I iw- P f " "l " "PJi ry fN' F.TI 75 J1pw-H,K4r.t-','',,..,, .-.." epwi& lof' .rt I ' VKUF, FOUR Mesford mail tribune AJ UtONPXNOKNT NKWfllWI'KIt PUirf3yiS BVKHT AFTKIINOON BXClrPT KUNDAT lit TIIH MHUFOni) mtNTINU cw. Th Democrat!,) Times. Thft Mf.tford Mall. Th Mcdford Tribunis Tim South ern orr Ronton, Thu Aahlaml Trinuti. Offleo Malt Tribune nullilln. 1I-3MI North Fir ttreots tolrphona "6. QROHUR PUTNAM. KJttor and Manager Knteretl ita arcondaaa matter at Medfonl, Oregon, under lh act or March I, 117?. Official raner of the. City of Hertford. Official hir of Jackson County. HTJSBCXITTIOIf BATHS. One year, by mall 15.00 On month, by mall . , ,. .10 Per month, delivered by carrier In Medford. Jacksonville and Cen tral Point .X0 Saturday only, by mall, per j-CJr 3.00 Weekly, per year . - .o TIio agency for tho well known Chalmers lino of nuiomobilcs wns this week placed in tho hands of Perry Ashcrnft, .In, who in tho fu ture will handle this lino in tho coun ty. Mr. Ashcrnft, jr. is well known in the valley. lie recently purchased tho Studcbnkcr gnrngo nt which time ho' took on the Studcbnkcr line. With these lines Mr. Ashcraft is now in position to cater to nny taste in motor cars, from tho snappy little Stndcbakor nt $1015.00 delivered in Mcdford, to tho elegant Chalmers Six at $2C00.00 delivered in Mcdford. Mr. Ashcraft will carry u full lino of cars nt tho Mcdford Oarage, for merly Studcbnkcr Garage, at 114 South Bartlctt street and is in n position to mnko prompt deliveries of nil models. Whilo thcro nro many different cars for a prospective pur chaser to chooBo from, Mr. Ashcraft states that ho can prove to any one the superior value of tho cars he handles and wants any ono interested in motor cars to call and lok his cars over. Mr. Ashcraft is n clean cut young business man who is in a position to give scrvico and whoso word is as good as his bond. ALONG ROGUE RIVER I (Tho Argus) Sara Sandry went to Jtoseburg Tuesday, to look after sonm business matters and whilo there bo spent Bonio tjmcin . tho detective business in connection with the Starr Mercan tile safe bio win:. . ,;'. "CTlio saw mill, belonging to Smith brothers which lias been used up on Evans creek for some time past, was loaded on heavy trucks Monday nnd started on its journey to Sclma on tho Crescent City road where it will be put to work again. Claud Wright shipped part of his furniture, to Thrco Pines Monday and tho balance was loaded on his wagon nnd in tho afternoon he started to $ drive through. Tucsdny morning his wifo and children and hiu mother, Mrs. ItutU Wright, went by train. Claud has n farm four miles from Thrco Pines and will mnko a home thcro. J. W. Jacobs went to Portland Wednesday nnd from there ho will go to eastern Oregon where ho has sev eral locations that ho will investigate beforo his return. Mrs. Dan Mngcrlo underwent an operation in a hospital in Grants Pass this week, nnd her sisters, Mrs. Win. Laws and Mrs. William Beck, wcro with her having gono there on Wednesday. Tho old shed on tho rear of tho Garfield Laws property, tho last of a spt of old laud marks, was torn down , Tuesday. Tho improvement must bo seen to bo appreciated, nnd wo would liko to eco Bovcral other such, murks blotted off tho -earth., George Canning went to Mcdford tho first of tho week to fix up some land matters thcro. Whilo thoro he fuw Professor O'Gnrn about tho qual ity of land ho owns for potato rais ing. Ho is thinking of planting about seven acres this year. Thomas Johnston, of tho Pleasant Valloy farm north of this city, went to tho Pass Saturday nnd thero met nn old playmate aud brought him homo with him. Tho friend is Fred K. Knight of Morgantown, Ind., and ho is hero to bco what tho country actually is so hu will remain for somo time. George B. Jones, our tclcphono rounagor, took his uuto und his fam ily, accompanied by Miss Mooro, cen tral, and wont to tho Puss Tuesday to seo tho great fchow. MJsb Tra Newton, chief operator at Gold Hill, attended to central horo during tho day, Mrs. Main, Miss Parks nnd C. A. Collins and wifo, n regular toachors meet, wcro Grants Pass visitors last Saturday. Mrs. F, N. Smith returned to her home at Sterling, Or?., Saturday, at tar a ylwxWHiwi with". h'er. son4 who THE MORE COMPETITION THE BETTER. N order to proltvl itself Oi-n.mii n im.i V.lptlru I ... - '. a . state railroad commission to ncnu on, u possiuio a com peting public utility from being granted a franchise. Tho company claims that it is losing money in Mcdfovu and takes n crack at the city, as if tho city was to ultimo for its own mis-management. It says tho city has lost population and that in its opinion, a competing franchise would be almost a crime. , . , , ., If the Oregon Gas and Electric Company, which by tho wav is n branch of the California gns trust organized to milk Oregon towns for tho benefit of non-residents, have made a poor investment and cannot make both ends meet, it is its own fault. "When it purchased the plant from its promoters, it did not have a sou-sustaining paironngu juui its policy of antagonizing everyone it did business with, has not increased its popularity. If the state railroad commission has power to provent legitimate competition that will reduce tho cost of gas to tho consumer, it should bo abolished. But it has no such power, and the appeal is as useless as it is absurd. Next tho gas companv will bo asking lor an injunction to restrain the power company from furnishing electric lights and heat in competition, ana to increase us raira enough to pay interest on waiercusiut-K. The more competition the bettor, aud the lower the rates, the better. SIGN UP FOR WATER. IF you want things to hum in tho Jx'oguo river vaitey, ncip secure the construction of the irrigation system. . . . t 4 The main reason people tire not flocking here as a couple of years ago, is because orchards are not irrigated. People understand pretty thoroughly that water is essen tial for fruit growing. If you want the tonnage of fruit and produce shipped from here that is shipped from other fruit and garden dis tricts, you must get water on to the land. If you want to make barren land productive, got water upon it no matter what tho cost, the water will pay it. If 3'ou want to increase the value of your land, ami to mnkr if. nil nrnduetivG. iilaco it under irrigation. Upon irrigation depends the valley's future. Now is the time to secure it and have water all over the valley by tho timo tho Panama fair brings its thousands of home seekers aud colonists. If you own land yourself, sign up. If you have a friend that owns, urge him to. You have twenty years to pay for the cost of tho water and can niakejpay lr itself E i NEW YORK. Anrll 19. Declared to bo' rs offectlvu In Its results as Dr. Frederick Franz Frledmann'u reputed euro for tuberculosis, a posi tive euro for pneumonia Is discov ered by Investigators at tho Rocke feller lnstltuto hero, according to nn announcement mado by Dr. McWlll lams, of the lnstltuto staff, today. It la stated tho euro overcomes both tho species o( germs causing pneumonia, but Ita composition Is being kept a secret. Many patients for whom there was practically no hope, were speedily cured by tho scrum, according to Dr. McWlIUams. DIEGO FAIR BILL APPRORIATiON SACHAMENTO, Cnl, April 10. A bill appropriating $'J00,000 for a California state building at tho Panama-California exposition in Snn Diego in 1915 is being considered to day by tho finance committeo of tho fccnnto. Tho bill passed tho assem bly somo time ago. Bills appropriating $250,000 for nn exhibit nt tho exposition, ono appro priating $25,000 for tho improvement of tho grounds, another providing $50,000 for furnishings and equip ment, and another appropriating $10,000 for a heating plant still aro in tho ways aud means committeo of tho assembly. LILLIAN RUSSELL To NEW YOItK, April 10. To provo through the agency of moving pic tures, that tho lifo of tho working woman in Europo is fur less endur ablo .than it is horo, Mrs. Lillian Jtu8 sell, tho actress, is today planning a trip abroad with a number of film operators. Sho will lecture on the pictures whon sho returns. A Good Message. Merltol Tonic Dlgcstlvo has prov en a good messago to others, why not to you? It acts first upon tho stom ach, strongthens tho dlgestlvo or gan's, creates a healthy appetite, and makes rich, red blood, Imparts now lifo and strongth to tho entire tydy, H.askfns Drug store, PNEUMONIA CUR NOW ANNOUNCED MEDFOKD MATH TRTRITNTil. MTCPFOKT). OH ROOK. KATITHQA V. APlllT. in. from fitucicd competition, tho Coinnntiv has unnonled to tho t -f 1. 1 -. -- II It I KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 19. Holding that Circuit Judge Guthrie erred in adjudging Colonel William R. Nelson, editor of the Knnsns City Star, in contempt for criticising n court decision in n divorce case Com missioner Crow filed his opinion with tho stato Supremo court. Ho held that a newspaper had a right to place n rcasouablo construction on tho no tion and orders of courts as long us it did not impugn tho court's motives and charge matters tending to bring the court in disrepute. Crow held that tho cvidcuco in tho Nelson case docs not show impugnment. MASSACHUSETTS NOT TO VOTE ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE BOSTON, April 19 By a vote of 113 to 73 tho Drury "(draw ballot bill," putting tho question of cqunl suffrage uji to the people, is defeated today. BOILS BAD, LIB So ItlllouMicnM, Headache, Sick, Hour Ktomurh, Indigestion, (Vmtcil Tongiio or CuiiHllpntloii Furred tongue bnd tasto. Indiges tion, sallow skin and miserable head aches como from a torpid I Ivor and clogged bowels, which cauxo your stomach to becomo filled with undi gested food, which sours nnd fer ments liko garbugo In a swill barrel. That's tho first step to untold misery Indigestion, foul gages, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that Is horrlblo and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will glvo your con stipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. Thoy work whilo you Bleep a 10 cent box from your druggist will kcop you feeling good for inoHths. Millions of mon and women tako n Cascaret now and then to kcop their stomach, llvor aud bowels regulated, und nover know u mtaerablo moment. Don't forgot tho children their llt tlo Insldos need a good, gontlo cleans ing, too. John A. Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 28 8. IJAUTIiFrr Phones M. 47 and '17-J-U AmbulnijcoHyvjco Ityply Corogicr, NELSON CLEARED Cflll ERR music lof . v W r"i) Tho Mcdford Orrluwtrnl club will bo hoard In concert under tho aim pices of tho Mcdford High school nt tho High School auditorium next Friday livening, beginning nt S o'clock. Admission IT" cents. Tho orchestra, which Includes 20 plccoir, will bo noslstcd by Mrs. Florence llnllldny-llnlght, contralto. Mrs. CI. T. Wilfon, render and Miss llaucc, Mr. l.nMnr, Mr. Fish nnd Dr. Howard In vocal quartettes, Mr. Fred Alton Hnlght nnd Mrs. Irene luiiucn will bo I tho nrcompnnlsts. Following Is tho complete pro pre gram: Twenty-second Heglmont - Victor Herbert Wedding ot tho Winds Hall March from Tannlinuser Wagner Orchestra. Vocal quartet, "Oarmona" WIIon Miss Hancc, Mrs. I.a Mar, Mr. Fllsh, Dr. Howard. Morris Dance, Shepherds' Danro nnd Torch Daiico from Incident al music to Shnkosptmrs's "Hen ry the KlRhth" Kdwnrd (lorman. Parade of tho Dolls. . (Iruonnald Selections front "Tko Rod Mill" Victor Htrbort Orchestra. Solcctlon from "Yale Yarns" . .. .J. John 8. Wood Mrs. George T. Wilson. Strndclln overturb Flotow Salut d'Amour Kdward Hlgnr Orchestra. Avo' Maria .......Jl.J Gounod Flddlo nnd I Ubodovo Mrs. Florence llallldny-llalKlit Violin obllRatos Saluctlqns front "Tho Mlkndo" SJr Arthur Sullivan OrcKpitra. For tho first Mojo In tho history ot England tho king was played to tho opening ot his 'majesty's parliament In ragtlmo. All the gltttor mitl ,lory of stato coaches' nnd crystnl windows and cptblazonod panels wcro ushered in, not to tho splendid martial music ot royal processions, but to tho com pelling strains ot tho Inevitable ' Hltchy Koo." In tho midst ot tho misty grayncss. IHHJUUHUA.flHftj cut down tire bills, United States Tire Co. HI Seventh St. Portland, Ore. Protect Yourself Aik fur ORIGINAL GENUINE The Food Drink For All Ages Rich milk, with malted crrain extract, in powder form-dfssolvc.'i in water more neuuniui umn tea or coucc. uhcu in training athletes. Tho best diet for Infantfl, Growing Children, Invalids, and tho Aired. It agrees with tho weakest digestion. Ask for"llOnUOK'S"-at llotata, noataunanta, Fountains Don't travel without It. AImi keep it ut home. A lunch in a minute. In Lunch Tublut form, ulso, ready to cut. Convenient nutritloua. LIGHT Only 3500 lbs. POWERFUL-24 JI. I. INEXPENSIVE $1200 Mfgd, by Donning totoi- B DRAMA clll JSEEK when tho gunnl wero standing n,t iMHC, tho band dovelopcd a foor ot ragtime, Tho effect was wondrous. Tho nuiglo lilt ot "llltcliy Koo" sot tho whole crowd shifting trout foot to foot, aud ovory head bobbing to and fro In the cwtney of rngtltuo. Whim tho stately melody of "Walt lug for Hit) Itobert K. l.oo" Imngml out nt a quarter of two, ovory Hilt lull lumrt must have thrilled to tho splendor ot tho mnmont, with Its memories of historic parliaments. Finally, as tho baud played tho enchanting nnd noble music of "L'otnn on nnd boor, Como on and Hear Al exander's Ragtime I la ml." a pnmu ot pain crossed tho faces nt police and Holdlors lining tho roadway, strong guardsmen had to blto their lips nnd grip tholr rifle firmer lost thoy should suddenly dUgraro them solves forever by swaying Into n one stop, as every person wns doing b hind thorn. In tho olreuHmorllmd or bit of his position. Tho nmhaMadnrs' stato Inndnus by. falry-tnlu carriages, alt bright yellow or enrlt, with tho powdered and rockadml footman gripping tholr straps tightly for fear thoy should by tho least perceptible movonimit of their pink nnd dignified xnlvo bo tray tho turmoil with tha mas thoy hear tho music From tho Sunday Orogoulan. Tho following nolle concortiliiR tho concert of tho Mnusfaldl club of Sin Francisco Is taken from tho Pa cific Coast Musical Ituvlow ot April 12: "Miss1 Venlln Hamilton, distin guished herself with n vary com mondablo Interpretation ot n group of compositions Including such mas ter ot planlntlc literature n Schu mann, Moskowakl. I.lt and Hrahnis truly n list ot works demanding tho utmost variety of lutorprotntlon Mlss Hamilton gnvo ovldenco of botn versatility aud technical skill In hor rending of thesn composition. Sho Awaiting The Joyful Sound The Wonderful Murfc that Hunt Torth When tha Stork Anives. Tlisl fnnnr, lllllr, Iimm rty Ikst th arr tai t tlir now lNf M l-rfcat- IM mioil rln rlstinl finniiliraHr t iwr lli. Ami UioiimiiiU of litl'pr iiir ihir irrwrtail. u m ln-alth rni.l lrnalti to Moih'rs ITImi.I. Ilils l n eilrrnal rwi ritr that l amiUcd t Hi AtxtHilnl raut rlrt It rellm all Ihr lnln. prnfit truilrrnrM ami IMiln. cnahl 111" inujrlM tt rir'aml Biillr. ami. wln-a l-nliy riimta. Ihf mnailii rrlai tialurallj, Hi form la lirwrrnl wltUuut Uicratloo ur uilifr ac Von will ffml MmIIht' I'rli-tiil nn Mlfl at nlmoat anj ilrn of. m It I rnte f IM stanthtril. rrllBtiln rmllM Ihsl Rranil. uottirri wy!vlif! h trWn iiin With II dally me tlurlnu Iho mtIwI al riprflallop, llirri' h no WftVnrin, no nauira, no irwirnlnu UknM, tin aln. ill trrM nr alraln of any him! I' Intliirpx truly rrmarkalile. It pmetrairs !! llMum ami tnun Ihrm ptlani nnil ialiy tff-rrrnril ly til ilPinaiiiM nt natiiri. ntl will lx uriirlml at lu wimilTfnl coVt anil what a srattful rllf It affuriH, i:iiTllly t yimnu womi lthr I'rlrnil It ..n? nf tl cnatrtt of all urlpfiil Inllurnrr. ... ... Vmi HI Unit llita wnnilrfnl rrmnly nn ! at ttrn aii're wlifr j irailf, or Inry wl'l p-t It for you. It l piril l;y lira flHil llrsiilstor ('.. I'M iJi'nar ltiillill"-r. AHnn'a. fi Wriif Mum f r a very valii' able took to cilccunt taotucrs. Highly Nutritious and Convenient Ifriji. Rco this "Donning" Iraclor nt woi-k on my Aloha Itanch, Eaglo Point road. Phono C7-.T-2. OHA. TSOHIRai Win. lenvo proof' of thu fact that sho studied luduslrloiiHly limmnucli n tho rocultrt Kite attnluotl oxhlblted flue I raining an Well an (mtUfactory HiUptnblllly (o bur xerlotiH litHk. Tho Medford choral roolely. Mr. Orrurd Tttlllnudlor. director, will ro boauo Oils coming wi'ck on Weduoitl day nl 7:30 Instead of on Titomlny lu nrdep to relnono Itiguther with the t'onwrvntory nrrlmntrn In prnp nrntlon for tlm concert to bo glve'i nnxt month. Thp exact ditto him not hron Mt, but In nil probability It will bo tho inlddo of May. Tho program will tonslHl ot inUcellaneoiiH worku from cnittalaH. oratorloH and opera, reudtired by yololiitii.choruH of dO nud urehedtra. Mumborn of Mcdford Orchestral club: ItolicariwlM will bo hold at the high school auditorium Monday and Tliursduy evening" of next week, be ginning at 7 3'i o'clock. Only One Way To End Catarrh Uracil the raw, louder, Inflnmml mtitnbrunn Inftwttid with catarrh norms, nud don troy them. You can't roach tho umikit and rrovlctm with Ibiuld proporatlonii thoro Ih only ono way brtmtho Iho Korm dtmlroylng air of lloolh'a 1 1 Y OMK1 (prououueo It lllch-o-mo) di rectly over tho Inflamed nud germ lufoMtml mciuhrnuo. IIYO.MKI rontnliiB no opium, co caine or other harmful drug, It In n bnlsntulc air inudo of Austrntluii 011 calyptu. thymol, nnd somo l.lnlortan nntlsoptlcit. It In giiaruu(od to oud Iho misery of catarrh and cmup or money back. I I'm fliiH for colds and coiigha. Ask Clins. Strang about llooth's IIYO.MKI outfit today- U I only ft and ho giianinluv4 It. Uxtra bottle. It later needed, iO ri'titU. Junt brenlho It no slomsrli doalng. Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, I). O. Tubltc Land Mntters: Final Proof. Desert Lands. Contest and Mlnltiy Cane. Scrip. Tho i'lllcii Ih (llii'clliig Hid fit llillous hlrauger to our baUcry, tell ing liliu flint ho Mill flail tlio "llcsl of Hverjllilng" In tlio bakery Hue lii'i'O. 'II io rlllon Is icllablo nnil mi m Iho hiforiiiiilliiu MEDFORD BAKERY & DELICATESSEN til K. Ontnil The Bonded Warehouse OKNUUAriKTOItAOK Orogon'B Most up-to-dnlo b'lro-proof WarehotiHo with llurglar-pioof Vault. For rates apply MEDFORD REALTY & IMPROVEMENT 00. Mnnngora ffsajjj Em I, ir.'iii..i.1i, jXSysVSTirTr-ySl n s. . ., t . rm w HERE TO GO I ON1GHT T t 1 Aiv THEATRE Alwii)D hi Iho Irf-uil 1(10(1 I'tHt Of ".Mlltlllll" 1'lllllN HM10 A Splendid Mill Today lii-nilril by tho (l.UIMOU.N'T WHHlCliV HO.NO MttHUIIfriJOMM Afieruixin 'J to 1 i:rulng 7 lo lllltld AOMISHIO.V .In AMI tlo COMINO 'l,.HAI.OMr.' April 25-30 GO TO IT To-Night 'Till: CHAINS OP AN OATH" Two ltol VilUKraph Iuli'ii'ly Driuiintli? ItiKiolitu Slury TONK1IIT "TIIH HPA.VIHH I'AltllOT JSIItl." Kollg Drnina 'It IN Kl I IT 'TIIH TI.MI1I.V MATH" Hallg' Comedy TtlNIOIIT "A TOlUt Ol' TIIH AIJ'S" l'atlui Kcetilo TONHSMT W. II. IUIOOK8 ItllHH BOlolKt MI1S. WOOIAVOItTH Our Slegan: TIlO III Ml I'll'tlll'CN In Town Ih not an hllo bonst used nn a menu IngtcHrt ulatoinont, but Ih n plirano HiiggeHtcd to ub by our many satis fied pntroiiH, IT IX I'HIIU'KOOl' IH comi'eutaiii.i: IH t'l.HA.V HO GO TO IT Tho Thcutro Willi tho llc-st Pictiuoi in Town. BUNDAV ONLY JOHN 11UNNV In "Hubby ImyH n bnby" and lt'u a black onu ut Uiut. Qf this film tho Moving Picture. World, a harah critic, nwurda i Hiu pnlm or Un In wroiit cmntidloH, " A K. , 1 A -' a-"- ---- - -