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FOLK
B
' The movement Tor folk-dancing in
.America is fnr mofe significant and
complex than appears nt first sight.
lf simple and obvious reasons lie in
the licnllliful exercise, which the
folk-danca afford, particularly for
girls under tho restricted conditions
of city school yards; nntl tho fact
that girls like their dances and do
the inwith enthusiasm, thus deriving
from thcr more xigoroiw cxercie
tli'an they would through less enjoy
able movement.
"There ! connected with Hid folk-
dance a love of tho open, of the vigor
and joy of activity for its own sake,
of co-operation with others in exer
cise of rhlyhmicnl beauty.
.The fnlk-danres that are to be
given on the floor of the skating rink
ni tho Nnt Friday night. May 2d, by
tlie pupils of tho Medford schools
niVd high school are those which can
be dono by tho largest number in the
most limited space, those in which
most of the individuals are active
most of the time. In connection with
these the little girU of the Washing
ton school will be seen in n singing
gamo entitled "I See Yon." The
other numbers on the program arc
Jmlinn club, dumb bells nnd wand
drills. The Medford Orchestral club
will furnish the mutic for tho even
ing and the program will end with a
relay race by the girh of the high
school. The prize offered is a fivc
Kund box of candy.
"General admission, 23c; reserved
seats, 33c; school children, 13c.
PAVINToTilDGE
E
The work of preparing for tho pav
ing of the Hear creek bridgo js un
der way. Men are now engaged in
grading tho approaches and bringing
them to crude nnd as soon us the
plant reaches this city, the actual
laying of the pavement will be
fcthrtcd. The- work of paving West
Kleventh will follow immediately af
terward. 'Scbell brothers have started work
nrTCottngo street ami will rush the
improvement work to bo done there.
THREATENEDBYFLOODS
NEW ORLEANS, La., April J8.
Tensas, Coucordlu find Catahoula
parishes aro threatened today by
floods as tho result of tho breaking of
a portion or the main Mississippi
river loveo at Waterproof, La.
d'r. elioi offered
hie slave job
J10STON-, April 28. Appointment
tujho chairmanship of the state com.
mihiou to investigate tho white hlnve
traffic in MussnohuscttH is tendered
hero toduy to Dr. Charles Kliot,
1'orjncr president of Hurvnrd Univer
sity by Governor Fobs. Ho in con
sidering tho. offer,
WARMER WEATHER IS
PREDICTED FOR TONIGHT
1'OUTLAND, Ore., April 28.
VJuther ferecast: Oregon fair to
night nnd Tuosdny, except dioWors
Mithwcst poition, Warmer west
po'tiou. Wanner west poition to
night. Light frost east poition.
KttKtcrly. winds. . . . . .
DANCING
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
IS NOW UND
RWAY
10
OF
SACRAMENTO, Cat., April 2S.
Tho concern of Japanese parents that
the citizenship ot their American
born children shall not bo subject to
attack lu the future is uvUIenccd tn
tho fact that they o not delay a day
In filing their birth certificates with
the proper authorities, according to
Dr. W. K. Lindsay, city health offi
cer of Sacramento.
"Other foreigners are more or less
lax In this regard," said Dr. Lindsay
today, "but not tho Japanese. They
do not have to ho encouraged or re
mtnded of this safeguard, but appear
at this offtco within a few hours
after the birth of children."
Dr. Lindsay further declared that
tho birthrate of Japanese was great
ly Increasing and materially outnum
bers that of any other alien race In
this district.
CAM STEADIER
E
PORTLAND, April 2S.-Keoeipts
for the week hnvo been: tattle,
1322; calves, 'M', hog, 1CS0; .-beep,
Sl'i; 'hordes, 07.
A steadier cattle market due to a
large projxirtion of well finished
steer?. Top load during the six days
old at Jf8.13. others at $9.00 nnd
:?SJ0. Hulk top is just sternly at
jfS.bO Hntcher stock has been com
paratively scarce and all linos firmer.
Hccf liquidation was liberal and the
outlet is none to broad. Medium and
poor stuff is difficult to sell nt any
price. Steers nt $8.00. cows $7.00,
llulls, $6,110 tuld calves $9.00 are ex
treme levels ill tho cattle market.
sjjuino trade suffered further looses
this week which would have been
more severe bud not receipts been
hmnn. ss.i.j is considered a iiiicr.u
top with nn occasional sale at $8.83.
Tendency is downward and top with
an occasional sale at $8.33. Tend
ency is downward and market circles
Se5imNtic.
Another hlow week in the ishcep
honVe featured only by nn $3.75
Iamb transaction. All mutton classes
arc strong. Demand is good nnd
prices on firm basis.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 2S-
A sacred Indian bull valued at $3000
Is dead hero today and keepers aro
searching for several camols and
monkeys which escanod when van
dals raided tho wild animal farm of
a motion picture company noar Los
Angeles, maltreating tho animals and
leaving tho doors ot scores ot cages
open.
Tho bull was found dead In his
pen, his bead crushed and bis throat
gashed.
Many ot tho camels boro knife
cuts.
Seventy-three, lions wero caged on
tho arm, and nearly all their pons
wero left open, but nono escaped.
Detectives wero detailed today to
find tho slayers of tho bull and u To
ward was offered for their capture
SELF AND CHILDREN
PORTLAND, Ore., April 28. Mrs.
Lillian Strang nnd Jilt three small
children are in the Good.Suinaritim
hospital today, two of the children
and herself suffering from bichloride
of mercury poisoning and wounds in
fliotcd with a small rifle, and tho
third child from poisoning alone. The
mother administered tho poison and
shot the children and hereclf while
temporarily insane Tho poisoned
children probably owe their lives to
tho fuel that when the woman sent u
bullet cnihhiug into her head the
shock restored her mind and sho ud
miiu'htercd emetics,
REFUSES TO ADD TO LIST
OF UNHAPPY COUPLES
NORTH DRRfJEN, N. .7., April 28.
Declaring that there wero enough nn
(inppy couples in tho woild, and that
Iiq did not want to rim tho cluiiKTo of
being rc'Mnsiblo for unolhcr, Aftiyor
Asmus refused to lnuvry Alexander
1 Mooro nud Miss, ilabel Nnpo horc. I
APS
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BIRTH
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SVVIN
SUFFERS
VANDALS SLASH
CAGED ANIMALS
Parkinson's Referendum Election
(Prom the Portland Spectator)
It looks us though we would have
a special referendum election In No
vember. The election will cost about
$100,000. It is to bo called by Harry
.1. Parkinson of Portland, an nttor-liey-at-hwv
and some other things.
Tho purjx'se of the referendum which
will bring nbout this special election
is to deprive tho I'niversity of Ore
gon of it building appropriation of
$173,000, made by the legislature.
Since the, dilference $100,000 nnd
$173,000 is $73,000, the amount
which Mr. Parkinson hopes to save
the tax-payer Is clear.
It is six years since the university
has had n new building, though tho
student attendance has increased
from nbout 300 to inoro than 700.
Such condition of congestion docs
not exist in anv other state univer
sity in this country. Although the
state carries no insurance nnd bus
much valuable property thnt money
could not replace, yet there is not n
fireproof building on the campus.
There are other conditions of neglect
and deprivation ot the slate univer
Country Versus City Life
In tho North Atlautlc states In
l$10. 4S per cent of tho people lived
In small towns and country districts
comprising 95 per con I of the land,
and GS per cent lived In cities of
300,000 and over comprising tho re
maining area of t per cent, Tho
luro of tho great city, u theme sat
urated with tragedy, has been writ
ten of many times; Frederick L.
Hoffman, actuary of the Prudential
Llfo Insuranco company, In a recent
pamphlet, points out that longevity
nnd diminished liability to disease
aro decidedly favored lu the country.
Tho typhoid fever mortality rat"
Is higher In the country than In tho
city, but tho difference Is much less
than has often been assumed. Al
though tho mortality from malaria
has been higher, and In many plaivs
no doubt stilt is so, mosquito elim
ination has greatly reduced tho num
ber of cases of malaria In rural dis
tricts. While Influenza, dysentery, apo
plexy, paralysis, heart disease and
Livestock News
The Portland Uniou Stock Yards
company hnvo just issued n very' it
tractive leather bound booklet con
taining articles as follews:
Account sales, bonds, buyers, buy
ing nnd selling hours, cash settle
ments, commission firms, dairy cows,
distribution, feed nnd feeding, feed
en route, feeder stock, freight, hor-e
barn, hotel facilities, improvements
in 1012, insurance "in transit" ship
ments, loans on livestock, market re
ports, market, order buyers, prices,
scales, selling livestock, small ship
pers, switching charges, Portland of
fice buildings, public buildings, thea
ter, bunks, etc. Tins book contains
the freight rates to North Portland
from nil the principal shipping points
in Orepm, Washington, California,
Idaho, Montnuu, Nevadu, Colorado
nnd Utuh.
This booklet is free for the asking.
The Principles of Money
(McCIuro's Answer to Whislcr.)
(By E. L. McClurc.)
Sound credit rests on ability to
pay. Credit means obligation to pay
in money. The only real money is
gold coin 23.8 grains .0 fino for u
htnndurd dollur. Tho value of a dol
lar fluctuates with the supply nud dc
mund for money. Financiers in con
trol of gold supply can regulate tho
ipmntity of money in circulation nt
will to suit their interests ns positive
ly as diomniid kings regulate tho sup
ply of diamonds by locking up tho
surplus production of diamonds.
Tho oredit of tho state depends on
its ability to meet its obligations to
pay in money tho sumo as individual
credit. When gold disuppenrH from
circulation all debtors including tho
stuto become bankrupts.
There is only one way to measure
tho value of money to mensuro tho
stundnrd measure that is by a jinco
list of commodities. Acoinpnnson
of urico lists extending over a period
of years shows the iluctuution in tho
value of tho dollar, after allowance
is mndo for tho fluctuation in supply
and demund for each commodity.
Tho totnl world's gold supply is
ubout eleven billion dollars. Tho
total supply of tho United States
about ono nnd ono-half billion dol
lars. The demand obligations of tho
(milks of tho United States is nbout
twenty billion dollars, n financial con
dition that is n perpetual meniico of
nniioual bankruptcy.
Under the gold standard unything
passes for money that is current for
gold, thus bunk checks aro used for
over ninety per cent of money circu
lation, but nil paper monoy substi
tutos bcfomo worthless when gold dis-
njurB frota civculutiou,
sity for which wo are Indebted In Mr.
I'lirkiicon, who has elected hluuelf to
undo what tho lcgMuturc. lias done.
lint wo must give this spokesman
for tho people otedlt for both indus
try nnd consistency. Having u small
practice in law he finds petition
making both easy and remunerative.
He secured, vouched for. nnd filed
over 3000 names that were proved
forged or fictitious, most of which
wore admitted as such by his own
counsel in the famous university ref
erendum case. Put for many of
these forged or fictitious names he
received from 7 to 10 cents each, be
sides other fees collected from hi
backers. Put in all this work he was
consistent, for when ho failed to or
ganize u labor union in Kugene three
years ago he promNcd to "get even"
through attacks on the unlorsity. He
has been keeping his promise, and so
the Parkinson special election of
1013 is to be called in November. It
will cost $100,000, but It is a lrivi
lege which will not bo denied those
who have the motives nnd inonov to
buy tho signatures for the petitions.
peritonitis also scorn more common
In tho country, souto of these aro dis
eases of old age, and tho difference
Is undoubtedly duo In great meusute
by reason of n Inrger proportion of
old persons In tho country, the young
halug migrated to the city. On the
other hand, thb causes of death more
common tn tho city aro venereal dis
eases, cancer, alcoholism, meningitis,
enteritis, bronchitis, tho pneumonias,
tuberculosis, cirrhosis of tho liver,
uppendlcitts. llrtght's dtsciio and
death from violence.
It Is hardly to bo hoped, says tho
Journal of tho American Medical
association, that emphasis on the
greater hcaltbtutncss ot tho country
will Influence any ono who Is deter
mined to enter city life. No appeal
ot this or any other kind has hith
erto proved effective In the history
of civilization. Uut It Is encouraging
to tho dwoller In 'the country to
know that his chances for low; sn.l
healthy llfo nro better than thusu of
his brother tn tho city.
and Hog Cholera
Hog Cholera There is no specific
treatment for this.Umlady, but it van
be prevented. If it breaks out in u
herd, kill mid bury or bum the di
eacd animals, thoroughly disinfect
everything they have come In con
tact with, using one-half ounce cor
rosive sublimate in four gnllous of
water. ,Puni nil straw and litter.
Give the healthy clean, dry, nunrters.
Tho following uulnre is recom
mended by the lturcau of Animal In
dustry ns n tonle and preventive:
Wood charcoal, 1 lb.; sulphur. 1
lb.; suit, 2 lbs.; (Haulier's Salt, 1 lb.;
baking soda, 2 lbs.; sodium hyiHiMil
fite, 2 lbs.; nutimony sulfid, 1 lb.
This shoujd b' given in soft wood
id proiwriloti or n tehsrtyunful dully
to a two-hundred pAund hog.
.Write to your state clcrfnnrian
lir further information, especially
about hog cholera serum.
Scicntific money defines what is
money and prohibits tlio use of any
thing else for monoy under tho pen
alty of committing treason.
(1) Unmatured tjmo notes of tho
United States.
(2) Checks of individual or cor
porations payable at United States
depositaries.
(M) Issuing a check on dcosi
tarios exceeding nmount of deposit or
tho nso of any other check, note or
coin for money i prohibited under
tho penalty of committing treason.
Scientific money will issue a super
abundant supply of tnonuy inter
cliniigeiiblb with bonds 16 maintain
equilibrium in the supply and demand
of monoy in circulation, rendering it
impossible for any combination or
manipulation of financiers to plnco
monoy out of reach of nnyono with
wealth o oxchahge.
Tho stalo will nrovido for tho piiy-
incut of every nolo nj(. unturily by
taxes on nil wcnllli, J-ixuct accminis
being kept with each liple mid l'ol.
sinking funds. rci'tTitls, disburse
ments, iissols nnd liabilities, com
pletely segregated and exhibited daily,
monthly atid yearly with every llcm
and particular recorded and audited.
All tuxcH will bo punl in nioiloy,
which monoyvill represent Jhc wealth
produced by Tho people libd exchanged
for tho money in which tuxes arc
paid.
Tho dny gold is demonetized nnd
scleutifjo money is ndoptcd pvoryono
who knows the prices oT things will
know thti Vnluo of 'the dollar, lilid if
scientific 'monoy maintains criuili
brjum between tho supply nnd demand
frij- monoy, Iho value of tho dollar
will femnln fixed nbd unchiingciiblc,
wliilo tho vuliio of all wcnllli will
POLIE
PROTECTED
AMBLER'S SLAYER
FO BLOOD MONEY
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., April 28.
That his puituor, a gambler, known
only lis "Danny", was shut nud killed
in it saloon In Portland, Ore, by
another gambler named Croiuln, and
that Croiuln later ceaped to Sun
Francisco nnd was protected by the
San Francisco police, nro charges
mndo to the Hums Detective Agency
hero today by Michael (lallo, who is
serving u frtuttcon-your's sentence In
San Qitontiu for bunco operations.
Hallo nso charges thnt Detective
Frank Ksoht of the San Francisco
police department threatened to have
him killed lr he turned lufoimot
against the iolicc.
The admissions were made by Hal
lo while under examination at San
Qurntiu lu connection with tho police
graft scandal In San Frnneioo. lie
declared he could put his bauds on
"Danny V" murderer nt any tune.
BURGLAR STEALS
SIX REVOLVERS
A burglar or burglars broke Into
Wooll's second bund .tnro Soturdav
night and stole six ieolvcr". The
only clue left wns u railroad guide
which was dropped nud which Indi
cates that tho thief was a trump. En
trance wtis gained through n rear
window.
The burglar paused up several dol
lurs in change and nlso Winchester
rifles nnd other valuables, tnkiuic
Only tho half dozen revolvers. Word
has been sent out in officers to be
on tho look out for a trump with
rexohcrs.
Dlrtl.
W. S. REESE Died nt Tpble Rock
Oregon, April 3, nt li0 p. in. of
cancer of stomnch.
.Mr. Kccm' was born in Ocorgin in
Febrimry, 1830. lie married Alice
Whitrnnek nt Orccnwood, lud., in
1S7II, she died in 1888. To this
uniou wejo bom six children, Mrs.
Vintle Nesbll. of Hrccnvlltc. 111., Trod
V. Reese, of .Memphis, Trim.. Mrs.
Minnie Rolfc, of Weed. Cal., Hurry,
who died in 11102. .lninc A. of Table
Rock nud Charles C. who died at
Table Rock in lllll. lie was mar
ried tn Agnes Flakier nt Clurksdnlo.
Miss in 100:i. Will bo buried under
the nmpioos of tho M. . A. in the
cemelury at Central Point, Ore, on
Sunday morning.
huctuale in value with changes in the
supply and demand or each commod
ity, but Iho monsuro of vnluo will bo
ns stable as tho measures of ipmnl-
R.v.
I have mode all Ihc-e arguments
so man ylimes that it is easy to con
vict me of tautology; but without
critics opisise with nrgumeuis in
stead of questions discussion Is im
possible, and 1 inItc Mr. WhWer to
get busy with specific facts and ar
guments to rcrulc the punciples of
scientific money.
'Tape's l)luK-psln" Itcllcvcs Yonr !
gcstloa lu Five Mlnutex.
Sour, gassy, upset stomtich, Indi
gestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when
tho food you cat ferments Into Bases
and stubborn lumps; your head aches
anil you feel sick unci miserable,
that's when you roallzo tho magic lu
I'apo's Dlnpopsln. 11 makes such mis
ery vanish In flvo minutes.
If your stomnch Is In continuous
mvolt If you cunt got It regulated,
plouso, for your sake, try Dlnpopsln
It's so needless to hnvo a bad stom
ach mako your next meal a favorlto
food meal, then tako a llttlo Din
pepsin. Thoro will not bo any dis
tress oat without fear. U'h bo
canso I'apo'K Dlapopsln "really does"
regulate weak, out of ordor stomachs
that gives It Its millions of sales
annually,
(let a largo fifty coat caso or
I'apo's Dlapopsln from any drug
store. It la tho quickest, surest
stomach relief and euro known. It
acts almost lko mnglc It Is a scion
tc, harmless and pleasant propnrn
yon which truly belongs lu every
homo.
John A. Perl
Undertaker ,
Lady Assistant,
H 8. uAitTLirrr
1 Phones M. 17 and -1T-A-S5
Ainbiilnhco Service Dcini'l)' Coroner
CERTANLY
STOMACH
MISERY
.-.It..... ..I...4.I I !.. I.tll.l .....ll llll.llt
tint Mother thinks only of thb rlill.
droit when sho thinks of photographs,
rerhnps she'll need porsunilliut
perhaps will call It vanity, but her
pictures will prove she In still n
bbititly will bo In greater demand
than thoso quaint pictures of younger
days.
Make an appoint incut for her,
H. C. MACKEY
Knit Main unit Central
Medford, Ore.
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WABIUNOTON, 1). O.
Public Laud Matters: Final Proof,
Desert Lauds, Contest nnd Mining
Cases. Hcrlp.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Boating
Alt Work Cfitarnlnd
Triers Itraaoiiaula
COFFEEN & PRICE
sa Howard Block. .Entrant oa (lb t
Kama Ttinna 041.
BILL OFFUtt
Automobile Expert
Now Located nt thn
Outer l.nko tiarngn
33 H. Il.trtlctl Street
Itcasoitnlilo Price. Work Cuiihintcrd
Itcst of Deferences
Csro Washed and Tires Hxchauged
Oarage liiunu SD-It.
sivr.v.Y. i Y. i i rt i (itt (-1 iii m i inj)
8
Luxury Without
Extravagance
Hotel
I Von Dorn-8
1M2 Turk Strcot
S! Finest popular priced !
ll Hotel in San Francisco ;
i
Modern Central
rY3?wy?i?MtW7,yTrr
The Bonded
Warehouse
OlINKIt'Aij HTOHAOi:
Oregon's Most up-to-date Klro-proof
Wnrchouso with Hurglar-proot
Vault.
For ratoa apply
MEDFORD REALTY &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
Manngorn
Beit located
and most
p o nu 1 nr
hotel in the
City. Running dunilled
ice water in each room.
European Plan, n la Carte
Cafe.
Tariff on Rooma
12 rooma - L00 each
00 rooms . 1,80 rach
50 rooms - 2.00 each
00 rooma villi prirate Uth 2.00 each
50 rooma itb prinU bilk 2.50 each
30 tultei, bedroom, par
lor and bath 3.00 each
For more than one aueit add $1.00
extra to the above rates for
each additional gueit.
Reduction by week or month. 9
Managtmint Chitlir W. Kilhy
F.G.ANDREWS
LcHfioo of fliill and Dlulug Uoum, ..
WHERE TO OO
TONIGHT
STAR
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Wo Lend Other follow
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Theater
tttlio 1'ivt of I'licu'ollrd Mini Itliio
ceMi'Livri: ni,Nji; or
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Afternoon S-r., Kvonlug 7ilB.l0s.10
COMlNMt
OAIIMK.V
May 'i and a
A tlergvous Production
iii'n ANtn:itNo.v
will Uo before Medford fans at the
Htar Monday and Tuesday, Mny fi
a ml 0,
I
Afternoon Q to ft
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Tho cbniDilllK of auto numburs caus
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Juno I'Mre and her womau'n rights
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Official Photogi'aphor of tho
Medford Commorcial Club
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Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
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