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HKDFORD mail tribune
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Mall. Th MedrnftJ Tritmnc, Tho Houlh
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ui icf jin -rriotin nullum;, 2S-27.JI
North rir streoti Ulephona 76.
OBOHOH I'UTNAM. Editor nml Msnsirer
Kntered a srcoml-olaiM matter at
MmUont, OrfBOn, miller the act of
March 3, IS. 9.
Official l'nper of the City of MrrifnrtL
rapr of Jackson Oountv.
Official
, tntBCrrriow mates.
One year, by .n f(1
One month, by m.n g0
Vf month, delivered by cnrrler In
mcuiurn. jcionvtii ami ven
tral tvilnt l80
PyturJay only, br mall, per year S.09
'Weekly, per year. ...., .. i.jo
WAR EXPENDITURES WASTED.
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A PtiAOI'J eongross is in session nl St. houis, IMissouri,
whluli lias for its objool, vomploto disanimniiMit lit
erally (he turning til the sword into the ploughshare and,
tho transformation of battleships into nieivhantmen. At:
the same time the jjreat, powers of Hnrope arc bullying
little Montenegro with warship blookades and threafs of
invasion' to force the tiny mountain kingdom to give up
us u.ir,u-uiiriiuii apons.
The Excursion to Crater Lake by the
International Geographers Sept., 1912
Written Tor "Annulex Do MiMKtiipltln'' by Or. Kmtuauucl lo .Miirgeilo,
l.nle President d'culoglcul Society nf Prunco.
(Translated from Iho I'roiioh by P. J. O'tlnrn.)
Austria is sending an juvmling army and mobilizing
troops, to satisfy its greed for territory.' Germany is in
creasing peace forces to 850,000 men,' and enlarging its
navy. France is building warships, increasing its pence
army to 700,000, and adding a year's additional service to
IWOSU CIHCUI.ATIOW.
Dally average, for eleven tnonthl end
Inn November JO, 1S11 37S1.
The Mall Tribune la on sate at the
E'Tr ty" Stand. San Kranclseo.
rortjand Hotel News Slan.L Portland.
Jortland N'ea Co.. Portland, Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Senttl. Wim
mil Z.atd wire TJntttd rises
Plipatctna.
MBDrOKD. OSB90K.
... Metropolla of Houthern Oregon and
! Northern California, and tho fastest
Brpwlnc city in Orcon.
Population U. K. census 1910 SI0i
estimated. lts in.000.
Klve hundred thousand dollar Gravity
water Byatrm completed. ctvlnR finest
.auppiy pure mountain jvntir, and 17,J
mllrs of streets paved.
' roatofftco recelpta for year endlnc
November JO, 1911. show increase, of 19
.'Per cent.
Banner fruit city In Oreiron Ilojrue
Itlver inltienberir apples won sireeu.
stakes Prite and title of
. .. "APPle Xlnjr of the World"
"'he National Apple Hhow. Spokane.
.-w. mm tr oi qwioht-ik won
, ., rtrat Prise Is 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show.
Vancouver, n. c.
,. . rl Prise In 19U
At Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtoans.
I Jl0KU.a J5'.vcr r brought highest
(prices In all markets of the world dur
jlng the past six years.
EMMON
S JIPS -
MO
OVER
Running out of tlio street, upon
tho curb nml striking n light jkjIc
cauocd a now Ford car driven by J)r.
Kmmons on West Mnln Wnlncsdny
nttcrnoon to upset, spilling tho doctor
'nd n boy companion onto tho pavc-
imont. So Injuries were Rinttalnel,
Asldo front a badly bent front aslo
and a shattered lamp tbo car was
-tnot damaged. A hugo wlndshiuld
(escaped Injury.
nyatandcrs righted tlm car, whci
lwns towed to tho garage. Dr. 'Km
' inons btates tho accident was duo lo
'the fact tliat bo was putting on his
Klovcs when tho car got boyond coif
'troll
each soldier. Russia's peace footinir will soon be J .(50.000.
Italy and Greece and the Balkan States aro a I read v im
poverished by the exhaustive war with Turkey, which is
bankrupted in honor, money and territory. Great Hritian
continues to build two shins for other nations one and is
caning on colonies to help her bankrupt, both herself and
them. .Japan is head over heels in debt, staggering under
war debts to which are added equallv Tieavv pence debts.
mi.. L ..!..- L. . i '.I.MI. . , I,
a in- vusji ui juitcc ariiKitiK'ius is over two uiiuou uouais
a yoav -five times the cost of the Panama canal and
constantly mounting higher. This is a direct tax on the
productive energies of the nation's affected a handicap
that sooner or later must end in bankruptcy. The cost
of all these war preparations must be borne' by the pro
ducer hence are an indirect tax upon the toiler.
Most or the money spent in armaments is thrown away
and wasted. A fifteen million dollar battleship has a life
of but a few years, and is obsolete almost before completed.
.i.t costs thousands ot dollars to tire a great gun costing
tens of thousands and its life is but a few shots. And if
war should come, the costly armaments would be found
as useless as the javelin, catapault and even the flint-lock
musket have become.
A thousand dollar aeroplane would put the fifteen mil
lion dollar dreadnaught and the expensive fortifications
out or business m a few seconds. The eomparit ivory in
expensive subnmrino would nt the cost of a few minutes
of time and a few dollars, without the loss of a life, sink
nn entire fleet of bnttleships. Stimulated by necessity, a
thousand inventions would simplifv the slaughter of mil
lions. The greater the army assembled, the greater the
slaughter. tTnseen and unheard even, the grim reaper
would tnke such toll that war would forever remain the
barbaric nightmare of civilization's infancy.
War is an anachronism, and must disappear with the
progress of civilization oven as the individunl war has
among civilized people. 1 f the money spent on armaments
was spent in useful development of resources, the world
would be far nearer the minimum.
LOCAL PEOPLE OFF TO
SEEK CANADIAN LANDS
A party consisting of Mr and Mrb.
Arthur J. Hose, Sir. and Mrs. II. H.
Krnzeo and Harry Mng left Wednes
day night for Alberta, Canada. In.
'search or land.
Mr. Ling, who has been assistant
chief of tho flro department for sev
eral years. Is succeeded by Frank
jLlndloy, ranking member of tho de-
'liartmcnt. ' -
CITY BONDS FOR RAILROAD BUILDING.
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JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
i Tho KIiik of tho May.
On the morrow, wifie darling
. Vmt, may rudely me disturb,
fl-'or I wish to jiilo tho rubbis.li
Out in front uikui thu curb.
-If you wish to, wifie ilnrlitur,
You mny fliou bo queen of May,
As for uiif, I'll bo too busy
t Clcimiiij; up on olvnu-up day.
SpcukliiK of i'Icnii-iip day Uud An
doranji liiia imd a few 0f them ou
his o)vi iiocoiult.
In tho nuxt Now Yeura' edition re
limy TttvicH tho proKresu Mvdford
litis iniiilo iHiclikitktnlly nineu Hie old
duy when Chick liowlou iibed to tenr
tho Btiiflui out of tho Jilmosjilicrc.
mmm " -
Auyouo wihhin to send in fund
(iiu'nrd urecJitiK " btututo to Our
Uud limy hoinl it euro thin 'Volyiun."
,t Numi'8 hiirely meun uotlilnin thoiio
cnijog. At( Albiyi J Vn)i Winklo
liends tho Ymnmoroitil' olub and 0110
of thu jnttmbutts is named Hummer.
SOIE months ago the people, of Grants Pass voted
n .,$200,000 bonds to aid in the construction of a railroad
fo,tle coast. To legalize the bonds, the legislature passed
a validating act. .However, there remains the question
whether or not a municipality is empowered to vote
bonds for the construction of' a railroad outside its limits.
This will probably require a supreme court decision to
answer. Tins question lias caused a delay in the promo
tion of the railroad.
The proposal has been broached in Mcdford as to
wuuiiier or not xnis city woum vote ooinis to aiu in iuc
construction of a railroad to the coast. There is hardly
a doubt of it. If n bond issue would insure the building of
another railroad, Medford would vote it quickly enough
but the bonds would not be voted unless such assurance
was forthcoming.
Grants Pass might possibly settle the legality of its
bonds if it followed Los Angeles' example and annexed the
ricllt-of-wav of the nronosod railroad ns nnrt nf tlm oHv
,Lo,s Angeles annexed a narrow strip I0 or more miles in
length and a hundred or so leet jn width, from the city to
the senshore, which is used for a trolley line and there is
no question but that such a proceeding would settle tho
questions involved at Grants Pass.
The town of Pogue "River is now considering some
such expedient in order to secure the location of the big
cement plant near it. Such a proposal would enable the
town to finance a trolley line to the plant. Such enter
prise deserves reward.
It is evident that communities in Southern Oregon must
assist themselves in developing the country by utilizing the
community credit so it is necessary to bo resourceful
enough to meet the emergency. It is a shame that coun
ties cannot bond themselves to secure railroads as they do
roads, and that the state cannot, bond itself to build the
railroads necessary to develope undeveloped ami unsettled
sections and utilize latent resources. Some da" when we
have learned bettor how to govern ourselves, we will, as a
people, trust ourselves for development enterprises, in
stead of handing over our resources as a bonus to specula
tors.
(Coul IniuM from yesteidny)
TliU onomutUH tiiilvrii tuny ho
favorably eonipnrcd with tint "most
itnpoiiiuit fritters of volonuic origin
known on tho ttiirfnep of tho pjobo.
t'rator l.nko, u vrritiilric ntibitoriul
eouutcrpnri of tho rt'nt Clroeiim ol
cjinio islnml of Smitoriu, linn tho ml
Mint nun out tho Utvomn udennu iu
thnt the continuity of thu rim U nh
xolutely pcrtVot, its form uud ontlino
inuoli nioro rvjaitni' uud Uh propor
liont in the verlu'iil seno ro nliiiimt
double, nt least no fur n the sub-
niorspil ixtrttoii 5h coneernod. Wixnrd
Island, wo may upiose, plnvn tho
sumo role in the interior of I'm tor
Luke ns do tho two islands of ICnn
uu'iio iu the yantorin basin, bv com.
pmison with the plrciilur ellffn of
Thorn and Tltomtn. Tho lava
flous and effusive nmscs which had
noeumulnted uh nn enormous radiant
rone, tho summit of which hnn today
disappeared, has been cut nwnv as
thouuh by tin enormous planer which
destroyed the entire uperstrueluro
of the mountain. Later, under the
influence of ntiothcr eruption n pus
tule (Wizard I-lnndl ulaiost iusij:
nificaut iu comparison witli the vol
ume of the t'ttvitv from whose depths
it nnwe, was formed. Tho phono,
nienon which resembles the j;rcnt
pitted crater of the moon seem to
he of recent date so fresh U the
Inva and so sinnictiical is the cinder
cone, Tho iriant firs which cover the
base nf tho cone hno not ns yd had
time to tnke possession of its Mini
tint.
TliU succession 0f kcoIojcic events
is ho indisputably imprinted on the
rocks that tho Portland Alpine olub.
at n mcctinjr hold on the rim of Cm
tor Unko in IHllli. did not hesitate iu
cixinp to the iiunt cone, nliich has
disappeared, the name of .Mt. Mnxu.
ma. ((colonic examination liu.s only
confinucd the rnthor instictire im
prcsviou ns to thu true nutate of the
rrnler. Hut nt what epouh did the
cataclysm occur, which caused the
ancient cone to disappear J And
whnl'force of tinture was employed iu
replacing a giant cone by the groat
iiliys which w ce tunny It is
concertiii);; thin dual iliiMini which
Wi. wish to MicnV.
Mrst, what ,wcrc the dimoiiMoiiH of
Mt. ila.amn nt tho tiufo of its
crcnlest splendor? Mr, Dillcr
states that rtf an elevation of hbout
2 M0 meters, Ihc nctuul diameter of
Crater Lake is nbout the snmo ns Mt.
Shastn, California, a volcano whoso
lava nre nualoou ns to tho.dcprco
of fluidity. HIiiiMtt ri-o- to an cle
vation of 1830 meters ahovo this
level and has nu altitude of A'.S'.
motors. Mt. Mayainu must have Ir-cii
at least us hisli. nud tin is shown
bv extending the exterior slopes nbout
Crntor Iiko to n common origin
wliich would bo tho summit of the
original cone. One mnv imncino tho
primitive magnificence of this mouii
tain by noting todav th absence of
tho enormous amount of material
which once formed il tQs. The
enldcra Iiiih a Volume of twelve cubio
mile while the cone, which no longer
exiMs, had n xtilumo or mo ciidio
mile".
Hut, how; could. such au imposing
innss .Ml. fMimtuia. ono oi iiiu larn
est pillar of tjio Cascade llnngc
hno ilisappcmvd without leaving
any trn outfit' tho motiutaiii wa blown
off by n sudden mid tombht nsplu.
"ion, where Ihou i nil the tlohilsT
Or wore tho burning luvn drawn
downward through oino Hiibloiran.
enn passage; were tho lava sudden,
ly suokoil into tho ohimuev of tho
couo thus taking nwnv the Mippott
trout the nuporslriicturo and penult
ting it to full iu and booomo on.
gulfed These two hypotheses, (hat
of nu explosion ami that or au cu
gulfment, have often boon giM'u lo
e.xpmiu mo lormuitnii ot large era
tors mid orator lakes (Manic)
Doubtless, these h pathoses lime
their application, depending upon
this or that pailiciilar oaoj however,
neither one seems to ho sut'lieieiil to
fully explain Cralcr Lake hut
there is little doubt a lo the true
cause; tho hpolhosi of nu engulf
incut nloiio seems to explain, when
duo coniderntion is glxou the" oh-
soncd facts. If the hxpolhcsls of
au explosion wcio accepted, where i
nil the vulcanic materia! which would
nave nccn I in own out upon ihe sur
rounding country by this 'groat
American Krakatolif In vain do we
search for a trace of it. IJverywhero
we see only the normal strain and
lava flow, with here mid thoio some
bed of pumice which arc of little
iuiKiilaucc. The last covering or
strata of the cotic. a wo have al
ready seen, were formed bv ducito
uud lmultH, which have nothing iu
common, so far as their mineral na
ture is (Hiiicoruod, with the midositcs
which represent the principal mass of
the volcniHi.
A the divergent striae, (which
may ho observed nt a number of
Miiul around Iho itcrlpherv of the
enldcra) indicate, Mt. Mhihihh mtist
have been a eeutcr of important kI
cinl diMriou during the Hcistoeoae
Hriod, nud I lis. is a itiut of groat
imMirlauco iu the ehronologv of the
volcano. The last eruption of ilai-i-tcs
which ntv snperstsed ubovc the
ttiorninc. to the northeast of Cruler
l.akc, must have bocii contemporary
with tho fmul cntHstritphc, for tho-c
Invns wen' still sufficiently plastic
when the cone vva replaced bv Mm
culdern, to ohaugo their angle of in
clinuttoii, as one mnv co today in the
liffs Of (Jl?otwood Cove.
"The wittrr which fill CrntPr l.ako
li'iive no visible outlet; perhaps, thc
filter or percolate iu imrl througli
(he porou Invns to roapiiear nt omo
distance to the southeast us '.'rent
springs iu the neighborhood of Kla
math l.akc
USE TIZ-
SMALLER FEET
Soto I'cct, Tender 1'is't anil Swollen
IVct Cnivil Kv ci) Time hy Tl.
Hond at ouco for flee trial Packiiuo.
WHEHE TO GO
TONIGHT
Uvervono ,whn In troubled with
soro, sweaty, or tender foot swollen
foot Hiuelly foot, rorns, ealliiHea or
bunloim cun imlekly make their feet
well now. TIV5 makos soro fed well
ami swollen feet aro quickly reduced
to their nntural slxo. TliousauilH of
liullon Imvo been nblo to wear shoes
a full site smaller with perfect com
fort. It. II. Cheney, (iruiulv Center.
Iowa. sns- "I put on a now pair of
shoe tho first or the week and havo
worn tlium every day since I could
never do this before using TIZ. ami
they tiro a half slzo manlier than I
Imvo boon wearing.1'
'VVA Is the only foot remedy over
inndo which net on tho principle of
drawing out alt tho poisonous exuda
tions which causa soro feat. Pow
der mid other remedies merely clog
up tho iKiro. 'V', cleaniios thorn out
anil keep thorn clean. It works rluht
off. You will feel bettor tho very
first time If used. Ifsu It a wcok
and you can foritol vou mnr Imd sore
foot. Kveu If ou fthnulil let our
self bo fooled Into taking a substitute
for TIZ. vou eairt foot )our fet. TIV.
U for imlo at nil drug stores, depart
mnt ami Kcueral store. 2ft cents per
box, or direct If )ou wish. .Money
Ijnnk If TV, doesn't do all wo say. For
n rreo trtnl pocRnKo vvrlto today to
Walter l.ttthor nodae A Co., Uhlcaco,
III
STAR
THEATRE
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Laughablo comiHly-driima
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"IIICINU'S ItlNllltltKcriO.N"
Nuf-Hod
It. O. Torrcst
Pianist
II. I. Woolwnrtli
Drums nud Kffccts
Ali HATIIKU la popular Song lilt.
ho.n'u Mi'rU-i:ri''i:(;rM
CO.MI.NOi
:.ii,mi:n
May '.' and 3
(loi'iscoii Production
IUI ANOKItSO.V
will box beforo Mmtfurtl fans at tho
Star .Monday and Timidity, Muy ft
uud 0.
Afternoon ?.:; i.'votug 7:10-10.30
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Automobile Expert
Now !.orn(Pil nt Iho
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UloKraiHi Goiilcily
'DHOIlltlt'H II11IND M.tNTIOt"
Pallia Vatbos ' '
Caro
Hcst of Itefcrcurcs
Washed nml Tire CxohuugJi
(larugo Phono 23. It.
FASCINATING HAIR
Kasy to Stop lUIr Falling Out and
Dandruff Also
Water and Alfalfa Ranching
of
I Kliott nud Kweut One.
Jlon Jay, Jllauldoy, Oio.
Ociio Stoop uud Oort Hydo
lIunijihroyH Corner, Itul.
llriggs Flacks, Orlaud, Cnl.
- llcrl Ilobb, Sautn Clarn, Ore.
Willio WiNnir, Alplm, Ore.
Dcalio Tinker, Kdna Lenthoiberry,
and Llxzio Io, all hail from the
neighborhood of Vevuy, Itul.
After having ordoiod ccitain vvnro
housos on ll right of way in Mcd
ford torn down, it will bo noted K,
P. Monk went down n nnlcli. It
iloosn't 'pay .for tho, big interests, ,li fllpQ'liily to jtgt water for iiriga
Mcdford. Ore., April 2D, 1013.
Regarding Iho comparative pro
duction of alfalfa with water nml
without water, pounit mo (o say lliery
can bo scarcely any compurison.
Wo aro onguged in tho productioij
of alfalfa ami lino water in tho' pro
duction thereof. Without water wo
should get a very limited crop ntJ
compared with tho ciop we get by
the use of it; and iu addition thu
(piality of tho nlfalfu produced by ir.
rigntion is very much superior to
Hint produced without irrigation.
The productive capacity of our
ranch, it is safo to say, is increased
three fold by the uso of irrigution,
and it would scout to any ouu that
it is the hoigiith uf folly to i eject nu
presents itself; particularly if ouo
knows by experience tho iptuutity of
alfalfa raised without iriigutioii uud
that rained with irrigution.
I most unhesitatingly recommend
to any person who has (ho opportun
ity to get water lor hia premises for
irrigation purposes to grasp that op-
portuuity.
Tho question of js.50.00 per ucro
should not bo a deterring consilium
tiou, for tho water lidded to Iho laud
will, at tho least, make St mine vul
uablo hy Unco times ."iO.OO per norc.
Very truly yours,
GUB NKWIJUUV.
JUon '.ui')QSM g-eji'iJiat op.ortuniy.
Industrial training has beon inailo
a rcqulromcnt iu tho grammar
grada of tlio pulillH kchoolK of thn
Htoto qt Washington,
No ono doubts that It U tho duty
of every woman to look a charming
as possible. Kvory woman knows
why she wants to bo beautiful and
attractlro,
A woman with scant hair, dull and
llfulcsH, has lost half her charm.
How many tlmcu havo wo beard tho
expresalou "thu crowning fi'ory of a
woman la hor hair."
Nowadax, thanks to Parisian Sago,
almost oYery woman can havo hair
ho radiant uud so glorious that It at
tracts, faEi'lnateu nud compola ad
miration, I'urUlau aSgc, thn scloutlflc and
Idtsil hair rojuyonntor and tonic, will
causa hair to grow, It will turn
harsh, wlthorcd hair Into lustrous
and bowltchlugly luxuriant hair In u
fow days,
It Is a most delightful hnlr dross
lug that hills tho danUrurt genua,
stops falling hair, und cradlcatM
dandruff In two vooks, or your
money back.
A largo CO cciit bottlo Is sold by
Chan Strang nnd,.UnulerHjPYCrs:iyhoro
on tho money-back plan.
wo have mntln our reputation In tho
Dental lino solely by giving porfect
and complete satisfaction to our
numerous patrons In nil departments.
Whether It bo extracting, filling,
capping, crown or brldgo work, wo
aro experts of tho best class and yet
most moderato In charging. Kot us
enro for your tooth It will certainly
bo to your advantage.
Lady Attendant.
DR. BARBER
Till: DK.NTIHT
Over Danlols for Duds. Corner Mnln
and Central. I'houo 2rrS-It.
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of tho
Medford Commercial Olub
'Amateur Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Intorior and oxlorior views
Flash lights
Negatives niado anv time
and any plaeo by appointment.
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A fcitiirc of features
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With
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JO OUNTK .1
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Phone 1471
John A. Perl
Undertaker
. Lady, AsiJBtojit., ,
as s, jJAU'i'.iiUrr '
I'lioucs M, -17 nml 17-.T-1!
Anibulniico Sei'VlCQ Deputy "Coroucr
Wo prldo ourselves on thu Kulu
slvo Dukcry Atiuosplicro vvlibli pre
vails hero, Tlio only odors lliut arc
odorablo licro aro I hose ailorablo
odors arising fioui oiic odoriferous
bakery goods duo to their finality anil
tlio smiltary conditions pervading out
shop, ,
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
'i 8, Central
Dcift located
and most
fj o pu 1 nf
lotcl in the
City. Running dirflillcd
ice water in each room.
European Plan, a la Carta
Cafe.
Tariff on Rooms
12 rooms
GO rooms
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