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wan, tub siiMrnra Tribune. Tim houwi
rn OreKonMn.Tha Ashland Tribune.
. Urrirx Mall Tribunes HulMlnc. ii-IMt
North Fir street! telephone 75.
QBOnon PUTNAM, Editor and Manager
Kntered as aeconrt-clasa matter nt
MfJfonl, Oregon, under ths act of
March a. 1ST9.
Official raner of the City of Mulford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
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On month, by mull. ,to
Per month, delivered by carrier In
xiwuqni. jcKsonviu una cen
tral PolnU .SO
raturday onlr. by mall, par year 5.00
Weekly, per rear , t.SO
EWOSN CXBCTCATIOl.
Dally average for eleven montha end
Iwr November 90, 1(11, 1751.
The Mir THMine l.i n' Vale at the
Ferry rtewa mamt. Fan Francisco.
Portland Motel Newa Stand. Portland.
Portland News Co, Portland. Ore.
V. O. Whitney. Seattle. "Waah.
Tall tas4 Wire United rreaa
Blrpatclm.
ancsroRB. onxaow.
Metropolla of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and the faetcat
crowing city In Oregon.
Population U. 8. centu 1910 SS40;
catlmated. 11J in.000.
Fire hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water UyaUin completed. giving flneat
aunply pure mountain ater, and 17 3
mllea of atreeta pavet.
TIio students of St. Mary s Acad
emy will present the following pro
gram, on tho' evening of Mar 6, til
h:IS. ' ' !''" ' ' '''" ' ' ' '
Tho -pupils look for a crowded
honse, as their many friends aro
anxious (o boo and hoar Ihcni port
form. This will bo their Iaqt program
of tho season, with the exception of
tho conimcnceracnt exercises, which
wjlj bo hpld on Juno 9.
Polish dance, - Scharwenka
St. Mary's Violin Quartet.
(a) Dcuxlomo Mazurka op. 13. .......
Echoverrla
(b) Air do Uallct No. 2..JChamlnade
Piano Madeline tieagan.
Scarf dance .......
Helen Itcddy, Klorenco lloddy, Anna
Whlto, Winifred Hanratty, Made-'
line Gcagan. Letha Halm, Ucrcnlco
Browu, Janice Ilodge, Mabel
Scudder, f Grace Hrlce, Tosislo Oor
den, .H'.anche-, Atwood.
Serenade . I'ranz Schubert
Violin 1, Irene Sulliran.
Fluto Ione Klynn.
In Spring, J,3 part chorus) ......Barglel
St. Mary Academic Class.
Bolero No. 6.vmv.Morlf.x Mostkowskl
Piano 1 Maud- Newborry, Catli-
crlno Deuel.
Piano 2 Madclluo Geuisnu, Lu-
clllo Stnock.
Slumber Boat .Jessie L. Caynor
Kern Wing, Janice Hodge, Tcsil
Gorden, Glenroso Honor, Kva
Alien. Lucille Koontz, Kdlth Ora
hani, Winifred Clancy, Tbelrua
Drown, Lois Qulsenborry, Latl
Klura, Lela Debly, Mary Drown,
Ague Mahcr.
To Sprint; op. 1Q No. 3....Ed Cries
St. Mary's Violin Quartet.
Club swinging -....v,... ......., v
Gladys Wilton, Cathorino Emlg,
Catherlno , O'Connoll, Florence
Itcddy, Cbloo Kockhlll, Lucille
Hmock, Lotha Halm, Madcl?
Gcagan, Han Drown, Helen Itcddy,
Dc8s Weaver, Plorenco Tenny.
O, That Wo Two Wero Maying
.-. E. Nevln
, Voice Carollno Andrews.
(a) Humores'iue op. 101 Dvorak
(b) Serenade ,..,..,. Plerno
,V,lplu ronpt Sul.llvan.
Piano Dora Sullivan.
(u) Ualladq UVov, 17 Pr. Chopin
(b) Paplllon , , Orle?
Piano Maud Newbury, '13.
Spanish Danco
Tambourlnps Letha Hahn, Mabel
, Scudder.
Castanets Helen Itcddy, Mndo-
lino Gcagan.
Avo Maria , Abt
Soil Miss Goraldino Mlksche.
3 part chorus St, Mary's Acad
emic Class.
Piano and strings.
HUNDRED TO GREET
AT
Over 100 local fight fans will nteot
Dud Anderson at a banquet to be
given In his Jionor at tho Medford
hotel tonight beginning at 10 o'clock
wlion, Ilud complotes his engagement
at, tho Star theater. The banquet
wjll bo In tho iiuturo of a welcopio
JiQino for tho next hghtwelght cham
pion of tho world.
Uud will arrlvo this afternoon
frpm tho north and will bo greotcd
by a, largo delegation of local fans.
, ICarl Mohan, Hud's trainer, arrived
Sunday afternoon In order to take
Hud n hand at onco uud condition
htm for his next fight,
'PniPWAM
O-ffi-rnutnHY
D
BANQUET
THE SPLIT
ENC1TNEI2R WM. .T.'ROUISRTH, formorly of Alwlfonl,
now slain lilghway coininissionoi' of Washinglon, lias
isSiuul a )tniphlot on tho split-log drag, which ho tlcclairs
tho groatost aid lo good roads of any iiilploiuoul vol do
vised. Thu National Uood Rondo Huivau niakos tho sanio
doola ration.
Tho split-log or "King" drag, so called from its in
ventor, D. Ward King, is simple, effect ivo and cheap. As
ninety per cent or more of our roads will always, or at least
for veal's, bo made of earth or earth and gravel, this drjig
should bo in universal use vol, it is ono of tho least used
road building and maintaining tools in Southern Oregon.
Every farmui should own ono 'and use it on the roads his
properly faces.
Constant attention is needed to keep roads in condition.
traffic and the weather are
must constantly rebuild. The crow nof tho road must be
kept, rounded, tho surface kept smooth, ruts and holes
filled, drains and culverts in repair.
Tho "King" drag has proved tho most effective and
economical aid in this work and its use is enforced in many
states. Jowa passed a compulsory drag law which raises
a one mill levy $1,700,000, which can bo used for no other
purpose than dragging not the steel drag, which is a
failure, but the split-log drag.
l?oad engineers say that every locality should use the
drag freely. There should be a drag for every throe miles
of road. Engineer Roberts advises as follews:
Methods. (1) Smooth the surface. Don't stir. Ukc n light drag
with a blade threo and one-half feet long; this will stir all that should be
stirred.
!!) Soil In Its original condition contains n. great deal of humus.
This should bo disused of. Tho best wuy to accomplish this Is to drag n
slight crown into the road nt n season when boating raltia will forco the
heavier mineral matter down, which. In turn, forces tho lighter vegetable
matter up. This action is very materially Increased by tho cednr drag.
Cedar literally "pulls" tho vegetable matter to tho surface at a rate nt
tnlROtl by uo other material. When tho crown has become reasonably firm
nd smooth, n considerable amount of tho finer vegetable matter will have
been -winhed away, Then, and not until then, If n wider road Is desired,
tdoir oho shallow furrow oil each side just outside tho dragged portion,
throwing towards tho center. Spread this carefully oyer tho surface with
tho drag, 'while tho earth Is moist. Allow this to become thoroughly washed
and packed before repeating. With each of these plowlngK tho road will
have been widened two feet. When the proper width has been reached,
stop plowluR, bnt keep oil dragging after each soaking rain.
(3) Ir tho earth road has received proper attention during tbo time
when attention is most needed, tho wot season, It will certainly be good
when dry. Tho time to cultivate n road and n field Is entirely different.
Don t put on n dust mulch either with u drag or u grader!
Instructions for making the split-log drag are fur
nished by the United States Agricultural Bulletin No. 321
which can be obtained on application. A two-slab log or
plank drag with liberal "set-back is the most satisfactory.
It should be go light that one man can easily lift it.
Squared timbers should be avoided. Soft wood, prefer
ably cedar, is more satisfactory than hard wood. But
little earth is moved at a time, find that with the "sliding
stroke."
Mr. Roberts describes how the Pacific Highway in
Skagit county, Yasll., containing every condition of road
to M found in tho northwest, was improved and main
tained by the use of the drug. The necessity of regravel
ling was eliminated saving .$7000. The work proved that
the average road could be much improved and maintained
in good condition for $S per mile per year. The drag not
only prepares highways to receive permanent sufrace, but
reduces the cost of repair and niaintainanee.
Most States Keep'.Colleges Separate
In connection with tile fight uon
Oregon's bjtiin of higher education
ileolnrcd by II. J. I'nrkison, n Port
land lawyer, the foljowins; figures
are of interest ns bcinj; supplied by
the higliest stntixticul authority, the
Camcgio Foundation for the Ad
vancement of Teaching, in its third
annual tvwri,
Thy report hIiowb (lint the Oregon
idea, that is, keep tho university uiul
itgriciiUitrnl college Kepanito nnd
upeeiali.in their work, is thu policy
followed by most stnlcs. Twenty
two have separated nnd eighteen con
solidated institutions. Only eight
stutorf fnil to furninh hotlt kinds of
instruction at public expense, and
there aro only threo states t hut do
not furnish either in this wey.
Tho tondeney of recent years hnB
been to split up consnlidnli'd ju.slitit
tious into separate school h, rather
than to consolidate independent
schools. Minnesota, California and
Manitoba are examples of recent
separation of physical pluntH nfler
uu expurietico of tho disadvantages of
eolsolidation. In Minnesota the two
Prizes for Children's Fair
To teachers, pupils, school officers,
and school patrens:
Wo take pleasure in announcing to
you that a Children's Agricultural
and Industrial fair will bo held In
Jacksonville next ifall. Tho exact
date has not yet been determined up
on but it will probably bo In Sep
tember, Just proceeding tbo county
fair. This fair will bo open to all
children under twenty-piio years of
ago, residing In any of tho following
school districts: Jacksonville, JUich,
Ajiplegato, Provolt, Murphy, Thomp
son Creek, Steamboat, Union Town,
Uuncom, McKce, Watklns, Sterling,
Poor Man's Crook, Grjffjn Creek,
Oak Grove and West SIdo. All chil
dren under 12 years of ago shall con
stitute class "U", and ull over 12,
class "A", and tho3o In either claps
will not compete against those In tho
other class.
Prizes will bo offered for tho fol
lowing exhibits.
Agriculture Field corn (10
ears), pop corn (10 ears), water-
- LOG - DRAG.
busy destroying and man
departments nre now six miles apart
nnd in California forty, although for
administrative reasons both npjumr in
Uio following litt u still "epnsoli
dated." Thesw states have separate uni
versities und ngrieultiiral colleges;
Michigan, Iown, Washington, Kansax,
Oregon, Texas, Colorado, Massachu
setts, 1'eniihylynniu, Oklahoma, New
Hampshire, ComiccUutit, Maryland,
North Carolina, South Carolina, ficor
gia, MisAiiippi, North Dakota,. South
ljakotn, New Mexico, Montana ami
Utah 22.
Tieso stales bnyp consolidated in
stitutions: Wisconion, Minnesota,
Maine, West Mrinia, Tounesice,
Georgia, Florida, Iiuiniuun, Ken
tpeUy, Ohio, (Ohio lias threo state
univemitioh), Illinoi-r, Missouri, Ar
kansas, Wyoming, Arizona, Califor
nia, Nevada, Idaho 18.
Qcorgiu ujipcurs in both lists as
making u trial of both systems, hav
ing a separate agricultural school
and un iiKiiuultnnil department in
tho university. In Idaho them hu
been agitation for u separation of
the consolidated institution.
molon (ono), muskmclon (one),
sqijash (ono), pumpkin (ono), po
tatoes (ten), cabbage (ono), onions
(ono gal.).
Domestic Scienco Dread (one
loaf), canned fruit and vegetables
(ono jar of each variety), Jelly (ono
glass each variety). Quality and
number of varieties to bo consid
ered). Domestic Art Hand made dress
and apron, machlno mado dress und
apron, darning (threo pieces).
Flowers Sweet Peas, Asters.
Poultry European class (trio),
American class (trio), Asiatic class
(trio).
Woodwork-r-PIeco of furnlturo.
In addition to tbo above list chil
dren are Invited to exhibit any artl
do found in the State fair prize list
for children, for which the first
prize J;i each case will bo n blue rib
bon. Tho Sat fair prlzo list has
been distributed over tho county
through tho schools, nit anyone who
has not received a copy may apply to!
The DUly Hint f.o.n Parts.
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IVttKrtt. Ull W n.'""
!.. lns kuv - t "" .
An appropriate irown f r nn -UUgjalo
iftvrnoon toUal bCKasltut or informal it In
ner drvn la the sract'ful I'arU iuuJuI
photographed hure.- The klrt li made o
that It nlnJi twice nbout tin) flcurv, the
lecend time formliitr a drapery. The cor
into la of Mack chiffon. Ilia lower part
lliml ullli rh.umruk and lit upper trl
and rli-vvrN villi a filet pattern of o'd sold
lie. Nick and aleeVM m f MerV
j "mTMTTfSIT-"- -' " V 7 """-TT
the county school superintendent for
same.
J. l'KKOY WKI.I.S,
Chr. com. prltes.
J. M. WILLI ANS,
Chr. com. on solicitation.
T. W. PULTON,
Chr. com. o publicity.
ALONG ROGUE RIVER
Steve Smith and IJoyd Proiii'h
vent to Medford Saturday. Mr.
French had some dental work done
while there.
Mr. mid Mrs. Henry French nnd
daughters May nnd Corn, spent Sun
day with .Mrs. StowHI and family of
Hagle Point.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Helelier nnd
daughter of Centra) Point wore the
piles Is of hN sUlur, Mrs. Morxnn of
Trail Sunday.
Dr. Kiehgenor romr! the nrriv-
nl of n tiny little May tiny lady of
about 10 pounds the home of IM-
win Piel.
, . . .
Deputy Asre7'r Hull of Jackson
ville fiuNhcd UMWring here Wcdnes.
day nud roiurnd,ioiuu.
L. O. Orton of Medford was out lo
hi ranch Thurxhiy.
Pearl Stowed i-pcnt Wednesday
nipht with l.lojd French.
Mrs. Swihnrt, who lias been vis
iting her daughter, Mr, .immsrmun,
returned home Stittirdny.
S. II. llnnjish of Kngle Point was
up the river a fw day ago.
There is to b n dunou at Trail
May Stlt.
A man at the ltivorsjdu amiiduntal
ly shot himJf in the hnse with a
22-rifte hut was not horioualy in
jured. A Sunday aehoo )viw orguniiud at
Trail iihf SiiudNy. Mr. Merriman
was ejected MiperintoJident and Mrs,
Wirnor and Mr. Cupiuk iih (euehers.
There was a lurije erowtl present.
Melhoru ZimiMxrly hud a runaway
a few dnyn twi but wuM'furtuimle us
uo ilamuge was done.
Mrx. Albright ami .Mix. Sherman
went U Medford Monday. Mrs. Al
bright will remain sovonil duy with
frjends inul relttiv.W.
The Deihy hisebill tuum played
the Ifcetw vnnU boy Sunday on
their ground on $ divert south of
tho Iteeeo ereek school i(iue, The
visitor were beaten.
Theodore Oluns of Jleaglo took a
load of grain lo Kaglo Point Tutw
tiny. Jt sunw like old limes to see a mail
carrier on the wM side of Itopuu
river as wo hau been without ono
for over live urs, Hoy Willetts
madu his first I rip Thursday.
There was n pinniu at Peter J tola's
last .Sunday as a farewell for .Miss
Jessie Miuter and in honor of Miss
Mny Trusty's, birthday. There were
about sixty procut and ull report
an enjoyable time,
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Daily uro spend
lug -a few days at the Hannah ranch
on Upper Trail.
Klton Ilaiuuiy has been on (he siel;
list tho last few days.
Mrs. Daw was down from Trail
and spent a couple of days with her
sous.
It begins to look un If tho Iloston
Hraves wero again doomed for tho
cavo. Stalllngs will havo to do a
heap of figuring if ho succeeds In
bringing his crow to the surface.
JoHn A. Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
JM H. HAHTLKTT
Phones M. 17 uud -17-.7.2
Ambulance ftcrvlco Deputy Coroner
mm
LAND
LAW OPPOSED BY
5 OUT OF 120
SACltAMKNTO, Oal,, May li.
Only n grave eventuality or,a refut
ottditm movement hy tho people of
tho stale will prevent tho Webu null-
alien laud law from going on ths
statute books of California, accord
ing to administration leaders at (ho
eapltol hero today.
Tho amended Webb measure,
which passed thu asuumbly latn Sat
urday night hy tho overwhelming
vote of ?:! to 3, repones today upon
governor Johuiuu's doak, needing
only his slguaturo to bucomo law.
Thu governor has announced that ho
will sIku tho bill "within a reason
able time." It Is said that ho will
yalt until Secretary of State llryim
reaches Waahlngton and confers
with President WIIkoii before sign
ing tho mooxuru. Tho governor hits
until May U to sign tho bill unless
the legislature adjourns before that
time. In ease adjournment Is taken
before May 13, he has 30 das from
tho time of adjournment.
Politicians pointed out today ths
tremendous sentiment for antl-allon
legislation In California, as Indicat
ed hy tho vote on tho Webb bill In
senate and nsnembly. Notwithstand
ing tho fart that democrats and pro
gressives alike attempted to amend
tho bill or to secure delay and pre
vent Its passage tho progressive floor
lenders even admitting that tho bill
was not as drastic as dsalred, oalv
flo votes In a legislature of 120
members wero east against It. Aftor
hearing from their constituent at
home. It Is declared, the legislator
had no choice In the matter and
Mere practically compelled to vou
for any nntl-nlien laud bill that wai
presented by tho majority.
DR. A00TT OUSTED AS
PEACE VICE-PRESIDENT
ST. LOUIS, May G.-I)r. Lyman
Abbott was removed front the I last, uf
vlco presidents of tho American
I'ooco society today because ho signed
an appeal to tho Navy league for a
largo naval appropriation. Tho ob
jection to tho iinino of Abbott among
tho Hal of vlco presidents was mado
by Charles K. Denis of Chicago, sec
retary of tho Chicago Peace society
Hoals also objected to tho report of
tho nominating committee, expressing
tho opinion that the committee seem
ed to think tho western boundary of
tho United States was at Huffalo. As
a result of his protests, five addition
al vlco prealduuts wero elected some
from thu middle went state.
Pitcher 'Dutch" Klnwlttor looks
strong enough to laud n regular
berth with the Detroit Tigers. Ho
had a trial with tho (Hants n couple
of years ago, and last season pitched
for the Portland team of the Pacific
Coast league.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Wliliji Is Kelfi'r Try an experiment
or i'liillt by a .Medfoiil
CllfiVi's Dtpi-ricoce'.'
Something now Is sit experiment.
Mimt bo proved to be as represent
ed. The statement of a manufacturer
Is not convincing proof of merit.
Hut thu endorsement of friends Is.
Now Biippoalug you had a bad back
A lame, weak, or aching ono,
Would you oxperlmuut on It?
You will reud of many so called
cures.
Kndnrscd b stranger from fur.)
uwny places.
It's dlffurcjit wbfju thu endow
ment comes from homo.
Ihisy to proyo Jvcal loutlmpuy,
Head this v'oe: .
O, M. Jonps, ,i0i Nt Cenlral Avo.,
Medford, Oreksou, says; "1 found
Doau's Kdnuy J'ljls especially adapt
ed to my ,caso. My back was vry
stiff and pilnfel and I bud other
annoying iiypiplomu of kidney troub
le. Doau's Iduvy Pls, procured ut
liasklns' dn Mr, brpht ipo
prompt rpllef and sltu,-p tuk) thei
my health bus teen much Mt;y
Tills excellent, remedy has ournx niy
eudorHouieutJ'
For m( Uy ! dealers, 'r)-C4? &
cents. Foster-Mllburu Co., iluffalo,
Now York, splo agents, for the .United
States. ,
Itomonibor to Mi)m-r)oitn'pr
(ifiil take no other,
ClarlcS. Wright.
riawyEvEsTlglit
WA0irjOTp?JHMO,
public LpflfJiM.no.rflKFiijoi.Proof,
Desort Lands, Contest and Mining
Cases, Scrip.
Mothers of Puny Children
Mny I'liid'llelp In 'lid-.' l.ctleA '
"My llltlo daughter over since hsr
hlrth had been frail and tdnUly, and
was a rotutaut couito of worrliiient
Suveral months ni;o I scoured a lioi
t In uf Vluul and wnuiliuiieed to give
It to her. I soon noticed an Im
provement In her health and apiuHtr
mice. I gave her In all thteo hottlos
and from the good It lias done her
I can truly say It will do all you
claim." .1. lMuiuud Miller, Now Hit
ton. Conn,
Tho reason Vlnol builds up weak,
ailing children so ipilekly Is heratim
It contains In a dellelims romhluu
tlolt tho two mint world famed tun
ica I. o., tho strength creating, body
building elements of rod liver oil,
with all tho ujoIosh gnsiso eliminat
ed, and tonic iron tor thu blood lidd
ed. If you havo a weak, puny, ailing
child, try Vluol on our offer to re
turn your mousy If It falls to benefit
your little one, Medford Pharmutiy.
Medford, Ore,
Why don't you use a
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Here's the xnamutoe tlmt .goes with
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Drifted Sihiw I'loiii, retnnt the tiu
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AT YOlll (titocmt's
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certain, they aro never a detriment
to any fkre. Wo make a special
study of thu teeth In old omj young,
and havo achieved an enviable repu
tation for pcrroruilng first-class Den
tal work In nil Its bronchos. Wo
should bo glad In have your pnt ma
ngo, nrnl promise you that ou will
he well satisfied with our work, our
methods, nnd our prices.
Lady Attendant.
DR. BARBER
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Negatives mado any timo
and any place by appoint
ment. 200 E. Main Phono 1471
Draperies
We carry n vrry cnmpletn Una of,
itraicrli'N, litre curtain. fUton-n. nte.,
unit ilo nil cIiimkck uf iij)lioniiirlns. A
aji.clal in mi to look aflrr this work
rxeliiNlvely nnd will kIvo na o(nl
service aa la lwnalldo lo v la avau
thu lurgi-at oltli'N.
Wook8 & McGowan Co.
Ifcfei 3 iiai -Eft (4Vx2m
BcSt located
and most
f o nu 1 nr
tote! in the
City, Runninff diiftillcd
ice water in each room.
European Plan, a la Girte
Cafe. i
Tariff on Rooms
12 rooms 1.00 each
GO rooma 1.80 each
60 rooms - 2.00 each
00 rooma villi pilitb Utb 2,00 each
flO room, vrith privata lath 2.50 each
30 aultei, bedroom, par
lor and bath 3.00 each
For more than one nueit add $1.0Q
extrn to the above rate for
each additional uueit.
Reduction by week or month.
Manawnint Chtilir W, KIUy
jTsris uTiF 'T mM m I .r'll1 4
F .G.ANDREWS
,. Lohboo of aril) and Ulnmg. Uopia,
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