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LIME DEPOSIT ON
APPLE6ATE BIGGEST
NSTATESAYSPARKS
SPRINKLE TACKS
ROSS
UNETO
CATCHAUTOMOBILES
Tlmt llm limn deposits on (lie Ap
pickle are of the 'greatest extent
mid the finest quality of nny fonnd
in tho sltata hi tbo statement of
Prof. II. M. Parks of tho Oregon
Atrricullural Colleco who visited the
Applegatc eonntry Sunday, accom
panied by . Uamcron ana a. A.
Hicks who owns cxtensivo mnrblo
lands in Hint Heeiion. Profewor
Parkii in at tho head of the mineral
department of the college, and la do
Tntinjr mnch of his time to a study of
tho mineral deposits of the Plate.
"There is no question," states
Prof. Tarks, "but that the lime stone
deposits in tho Applegatc country arc
tho most extensive and of the best
quality in the state. Some day that
region will have many huge cement
plants turning out thousands of car
loads yearly.
"I was surprised to note the ex
tent of the deposits. Whole moun
tains of the lime stone arc found in
that section."
BARE LEG POSTERS
SHOCK CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May D. Gcr
tntdo Hoffman's bare legs as por
trayed in poiters BdTcrtlslns her
show at a Cincinnati playhouse drew
so many "how perfectly shocking"
complaints from tho Anthony Corn
stock clement that Public Serrlce Di
rector Dennis Cash scurried moc
with pastepots about at midnight to
start the work of elimination. It
was completed abdaybreak.
Churchgoers wore broad smiles to
day. Mies Hoffman grinned.
"I should worry and wear chaps.1'
commented tho actress.
STEWART EDWARD WHITE
GOING INTO HEART OF AFRICA
Automoblllsls who traveled over
tho Itoss lane road west or tho city
on Sunday aro complalnlnR ot sonio
vandal whe scattered tacks and nalh
alone tho road and succeeded In
damaging several auto tires. No clue
has been found as to who tho van
dal Is.
Tho matter has been brought to
tho attention of District Attorney K.
K. Kelly, who promises a vigorous
prosecution In caso tho man rcspon-
slblo It located.
Tho road Is ono ot tho best for
autolnR In tho valley and very popu
lar with drivers. It consequently
caught a largo number ot machines.
PASADENA FIRST CITY
Married.
ELWOOD-JOHNSON In Medford
May 3, 1013, Lloyd Elwood and
Ifnxcl Johnson. The young couple
wjll make their home in this city
where they have many friends who
wish them well.
PASADENA, Cal., May r,.-Shnrp
at 12 o'clock todav Muvor Thurm
handed over the job of ritaninir the
city of Pnsnrtenn to T. H. Metenlf,
and his four fellow commissioners and
this city, the first in California to
adopt the commihsiuii form of goxcrn- Itnen.
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COMMISSION FORM
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GOVERNMENT
WORKS PLEADS FOR
REGULATED DAY ANP WAGE
(Continued from pugo l.)
mem onimitcii in Dea .Moine, was
under tho ucw management. The
idea of this new plan is the appli
cation to municipal affairs of the
practices of every day business. In
stead of a city council, meeting once
a week, composed of men who de
vote most of their time and energy
to other interests, there is n com
mission of five men who are paid
$3000 n year ench and required to
devote nil their time to tho
affairs.
Tired of writing thouph it has
been his habit to write the kind of
books which mako money, Stewart
Kdward White is about to sail on
another trip to Africa. Now he is
outfitting an expedition at Santa
Barbara, Cnl. H. J. CuiinuiRhara,
who has spent most of his life hunt
ins; hi; and little game in Africa,
will accompany the author, mid the
two will have no white companions
on their journey, which is to bo
southwest of Lake X.vnnza. They
hope to push into other parts of
Africa uever before visited by white
city!!
.NEW YORK, May ?. Tho first
party of American delegates to the
World's Sunday School convention
which will bo held In Zurich, Switzer
land, In July, sailed from New York
today for a tour of Egypt and tho
Holy Land prior to tho convention.
Several ships have been chartered to
convoy them to Europe, sailing next
month from New York, Doston and
Montreal.
Mr. White has travelled far. He
knows lumberjacks, rivenncn, hunt
ers, trappers, nnd cowmen, having
lived among them. Most of his books
are about them, nud breathe tho spirit
of the open air.
I'OUTIiANI), Or., May 5. Tho
city has emerged from tho throes ot
ono political canipalKit only to bo
thrust In tho midst ot another.
When tho commission form of
government was adopted at Satur
day's election It made necessary tho
election ot a major and four com
missioners. Tlioso who wero nomi
nated for office under tho old form
ot government had their efforts nul
lified by tho adoption of tho charter
amendment.
A number ot candidates had their
petitions ot candidacy ready to bo
tiled Saturday night as soon as tho
result ot tho election was definitely
known, nnd others were out bright
nnd early today securing certificates
that will nutltlo them to run. To
qualify to run for tho elective of
fices a candldato must secure 100
nominating certificates signed by
bona fide voters.
All tho candidates for mayor nom
inated under tho direct primary have
signified their Intention of running
for mayor under tho commission
form. They are A. G. Rushlight, re
publican, tncumbont; It. It. Albee,
progressive, and C. lfc MrKcnna.
democrat.
Under tho commission form thero
are but six elective offices, a mayor,
whose salary It fixed at IC000: four
commissioners' at 15000 and an aud
itor at not less than $3600.
no Mir' for such employes does not
exceed $." it wuek.
Women Utvutest Sufferer.
In the tidjiistmrnt ami 4iymrut of
wages women are (he groiiteM suf
ferer. A woman equally competent
with n man, who does equnlly (puid
and efficient service, uttnitot command
the sumo wft;en mnii receives.
What nro wo to do then to remedy
these prcssliiK evilsf Hrst string
ent Inws adequately enforced must he
provided to exclude vicious, igiinrnut
and otherwise objeetlonnbl imml
rants. Second, the livelihood nud in
dependence of citizens already lion
must bo protected by securing to
them rsntfnnnhle wages and hours of
labor. Third, tho mttloiinl govern
ment must regulate both prices and
wages of consirntions nnd Individ
uals doing inter-stato business.
Fourth, theso Inws mtitU tin supple
mented by state laws of a like kind
degulating prices, wages lo bo paid
and hours of labor."
Senator Woiks said later in his
speech :
CVrncglo llsppe.tl
"Even the charities of tho present
day have become commereinlixed.
Thev nre carried on as n IiiisIiicm.
They mo doing mure, perhaps, than
itlimmt any oilier liifliieneo lo make
(hi tint Ion it fouulry of ineiidlunnls
mid beggars. Take it eoliorolo ex
ample. One of llm inllllnuiircrt of tho
day conceived that mi easy nud eoii
eulciit way of tiding himself of smile
of bis useless it it biirdeiisom millions
and at thu same time exulting him
self would bo the giving uwny of pub
lic library buildings,
"They nro always distinguished by
Inning his iiiumi iitliiched to Iheiu,
These libraries have been constructed
In cities and towns without number
'all over the country. Theso munici
palities have made themselves tho ob
jects of charitv and more of them are
begging for like fnwirs, Any self
respecting community should he
iishnmed to accept charity of (his
kind under nny elrenrnxlnnee. Much
more should they rvfuso to accept It
as coming from such a smiiicc.
No Muxrlor Han.
"Thero must hu no dominating or
superior class In this country. Tho
eipinlity of nil men must be made u
relalty nud not a theory. This must
bo made nud maintained as a govern
ment of the peoplo. If tho dvmoera
tin party can and will accomplish
these results, demanded by thu peo
ple, it tuny livo nud mniutain itself in
power. If it dors nt, Its reign will
tin bllcf, If neither of (lie old pur
tlcH rim or will lestmo thu gotein
uieiil lo the people ns our forefath
ers liiiMilnl II down, then it new par
ty will bo tnlsed up t lilt t will do thu
people's will. It will not lie n one
until parly or onu faudded on haired
mid dlsitppoluluil itiubltion, or one
dominated or controlled lv disap
pointed trust promoters and poltloul
bosses or designing trust iiingiintes
seeking three It lo advance their own
interests nnd ambitious."
Cntclies $150 Fish,
CKNTItAMA, Wash,, May &. !.
II. Caltlln, n Kelso fisherman, has
today established a record by catch
ing a sturgeon 1 1 H feet long and
weighing HM pounds. Hu sold tho
fish for $ir0.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD -0 teams to haul crushed
rock, Medford Concrete Construc
tion Co.
FOIl HKNT Itoom In rentral loca
tion, ground floor. Approximately
KOxliOj sultablu for shop or stor
age, l'rlce will pleaao you. It.
Klum. .17
I'OIl HXOIIANOK Hmall Willam
ette ranch for Medford residence;
13000, Clark lleslty Co,
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ONMEB TIME
IS
WASHINGTON, May 5. Tho
United States supremo court ad
journed today without deciding any
important cases. The court granted
the application of the Southern Pa
cific and Union Pacific railroads to
extend the tlmo set for tho dissolu
tion of their merger. The court
gavo the .railroads' until July 1 to
comply with tho dissolution order.
Cock Pit Is Raided.
HALF MOON HAY, Cnl., May 5.
Thirty-three members of the red-
blooded sporting gentry of San Mateo
and San rYancico counties nre nt
liberty on $10 bail on each today,
following n mid on a cockpit near
Mjiss lleaeh. Under Sheriff Shields
and nino assistants confiscated thirty-five
game birds, one dead rooster
nnd many pairs of razor edged spurs.
Four lookouts, posted t3 warn the
shouting, perspiring bettors inside
the pit, fled without a word of warn
ing. The birds will be served to tho
prisoners in the county juil thU
week.
Constanco Collier' will appear
shortly In a new pixy with Ian Mac
laren as her leading man.
BOB CROWDER
tho man who made moat choap iu Medford, has oponod a
butchor shop at 103 Woat Main Stroot, which will bo known
os -jut
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
It will bo opon Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
Come oarly and avoid tho rush as I will continuo tho policy
I followed whon in tho public market of
Selling MeatCheap
I am not in tho public markot,' having sold out throo
months ago.
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