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Newspaper Page Text. J- r, , '' it i r PAGfe TWO. IMEDFORD MAJTJ TRIBUNE BEDFORD, ORFCION. TUKSDAY, .TTIjY 2D, 19 til. ra Hidford Mail tribune rUHLUUID SNUKNT NBVRIAI'Krt . RU l'JUNTJNa CO, r 1 - TW DmoH-aUo Times, TJin MfeUoM Msli, Tho Medford Trlbunn. Thn Bouth trn Ortmnlitn. Tlis Asliinml Trjtiun, i OrflCf Mall Trllmnn ItulMInc, 26-37-SS North Mr clret ttdaphons 75. m ffltlnl urrioim Paper nf ttm Cltr of Mtrtford Jf II OBOIU3K PUTNAM, IMllor m I'sper of JnckHon Ooi'nty. i Coi'p ml Ms nnitRcr KnUred n rcon1-clti matter At Mwlfflrd, Oregon, :uni!ar tho set of March , 17. ' BUSSORTPTIOX XATEB. Ob year, by mull , .. . .(S.OO Onn menlb. by mnll - ,S0 i'r mtrnin, ncnvc SO 'r fnonth, ilcllvrrfd by carrier In XtoilforO.1, Jacksonville nhdr Cen tral t'Hiwi... . Psuinfcijf only, by msil, pr yur S.oo Weekly, per ye8r. - SO - ! ' !... .. , 1,1 W. I ' SOUTHERN PACIFIC REFUSES PERMIT GRATER LAKE SIGN The Southern Pacific! railroad lw. refuse the request of tho Medford Commercial olu! to erect n sign "Medford, Oatewny to Crater Lnko" on tho railroad rip.ht-ofwnv. The olnti had contracted for the erection nf a handsome sign to cost ?lfJ0 to lie creeled over tho flower hed in the railroad park, which couM be plain ly rend from pn&lnj enrs. The , action of the railroad offi cials has greatly surprised the club, which assumed that the Southern Pa cific -would be only too clad to ad vertise the natural wonder which In creases its own' business However, if is in line with tho railroad's poli cy of booming the Klamath entrance to the park. Ilcgtnnlng "Wednesday afternoon with a nintlneo, and closing at night with two performances, I'antagcs un cqualod vaudcvlllo will bo presented at tho Page theater. This week's of fering, coming after an absenco last week, Is an unusually strong bill. Tho added attraction. Hill, Cherry and IIIU, labeled as "Tho Comedians .witUi wnecis," como with a scrap boob full of press notices speaking flatteringly of their act- Another net, advanced as of exceptional merit, is El Cota, master Xylophonist. Charles Nichols and the Croix sis ters present a clover act called "A Tank Town Manager," Alfred Latcll. assisted by Elsia Yokes will present "A Day of Fantasy." Tho Pagescopo will show tho latest moving pictures. THE PROPOSED UNIVERSITY. AS was to bo expected the proposal jo establish a uni versity at iModfowl meets with strenuous ob.jeetion from Kugeiie, which Kcems'to believe that it has a monopoly Tor Oregon on universities. The Eugene Guard says: If the Medford people arp determined to establish u. university there must bo fin nmplo supplj of money behind It If It Is to take n dlKUlfled mo as nn educational Institution. Unless It lifts wealth It will do oxcoodlnK woll It It does not "dlo a-bornlng," and at best will always be a stringier gasping tor hionth. If such an Institution would take tho place that it must tako if it would bo a credit to the statu It must Jump ut onco to a staiMrd equal to that of tho best ot Its competitors. Wealth Is necessary. til- .tliiMi.tru ilntnniul hlc; nav. nllil deer0 It. A COIllfOrtnblo lUlllK Is BU Absolute necessity for ah educator it bo Is to glvo his slmUmts tho bust that Is In hint. Since this Is truo no educator is under obligation to accept a position that pnjs short ot tho living minimum. H Is wrong to ask him to tnko such a position. Hut ovou with wealth and standard, .another university In Oregon Is not needed. The univer.sitv Men Ford proposes is not on an extensive nr elaborate scale. Lt has no pretensions to competition with anv gather institution in. the statemerely to till a lowil need, li elxncets no subsidy from Rockefeller or the state. Jt will if present plans materialize, ho an exceeti iiiglv modest little institution that will improve conditions and benefit the people of Southern Oregon. V i? not the expensive equipment, nor the high priced instructors that make universities worth while. It is the spirH of the student, the unquenchable desire for knowl edge, which is as often, perhaps more often cultivated in the little unpretentious institution. Tho best educated men in the world, that is the men most usofnl to humanity, are seldom the products of the great universities. Many of these seats of learning are, doing more to ruin youth than to improve them. "With all their millions of resources, their donations of tainted wealth, their combing of tho world for talented instruction, their multitudinous avenues of learning must forever be closed to a large per cent of the deserving and ambitious, because of he" hitter's poverty and tho stress Of circum stances. Many, perhaps the majority of those whose parents throw them into the universities, do not realize their oppor tunities, and go through college blind. They become far more proficient in highballs and cocktails and the gentle arts of the spendthrift than in the pursuit of knowledge. They are turned out unfit for the battle of life, and are too old to learn anew. c Every community should have such an institution as that planned for Medford. where those who really seek knowledge can hp materially aided in their search. Thp faculties cannot of course, be composed of world-wide cele brities, or of professional teachers, but of practical men of affairs, who have mado a success of thoir professions and have supplemented the theories learned in universities by practical experience in tho struggle for existence. Tho influence of such an institution as that proposed, cannot, be other than beneficial in the conununitv. HOMESTEADERS DEO a .'., WW WIN ONTES TS WHERE TO 00 TONIGHT isis thEATRE I Receipt for Raspberry or Loganberry Shrub; Finest of Summer Drinks FLAYS HqLHALL (Continued from iage I) of the spoaker's room and tho ways and means- committee room. " " Janitors flot Money "Did tho Janitors get that monoyT" said Underwood. "I am not defending the Nationul Associa tion of Manufacturers. Their con duct la reprehensible, but when Mulhall writes that about mo ho Is committing libel." . In reply to Underwood, Mulhnll said he had paid Underwood's jani tor Jor. two years. Ha said: "I know, and when I produce other witnesses. Underwood will nd mlt that part of bis statement is a !(.. If ypq brand mo hero as you do,, I .will soy that I havo indorse ments from leading republicans .re garding my truthfulness, and I le- llovu thql if my proofs urq put with yours beforo tho pcoplo fwlll stand as clea,r as you." "I am not arguing Mandards (,f conduct with you," was Underwood's only roply. Wukon Ungrateful Toijay'i Mullball letters read to tho lobby conunlUeo bronght - tho iUesfi to his resignation from the peryco, pf the N." M. Aftor ho quit tho manufacturers' employ Mui- hall wroto former Congressman Watspn of ndana, Baying ho boUov- 1 Wutspn was his onqmy uud that ho hopAd. to ho ajilo to show Wa fon pq still had some fight In him. As this Jotter was read to tho commit l, yulhall Interrupted: "Vwt, and I want to say that I jww turn genviomau twuison) : p- The following is an old Xcw Kn- gland receipt for rcspberry shrub, which -is very satisfactory for lo ganberry shrub, and which tho con tributor voncbes for as superior In flavor and keeping qualities, to Prof. Rclmer's receipt. Put thrco quarts of fresh berries in an earthen bowl, pour over them ono quart of nlco vinegar. Let them stand twenty-four hours, then strain out tho liquor and turn It over nn other threo quarts of fresh berries. Let this stand another twenty-four hours. Again strain and press out all tho Juice, and to each pint ndd a pound ot sugar, and boll twunty minutes. Turn Into bottles and cork when cold. When used dilute with thrco parts of water. Keep In a root place. POTTER HELD TO RAN Y Italph Potter of Ashland wns bound over to tho grand jury by Judgo,Tpu Ve,lo on $1000 bonds for Incest, qllowlng a hearing of tho Immorality charges pending against a dozen youths and girls ot Ann land. In default ot ball, Pottpr languishes (n tho Ashland jail, but will bo brought over to Jacksonville tomorrow. The Investigation was held behind closod doors, but Judgo Ton Velio asserts that an astounding condition ot affairs, waa revealed. JOHNSON WH S The cases of Margaret Lindsay and William Lindsay Involving tho homestead entries In tho Dead In dian country havo been ftnnlly de cided by Secretary-of tho Interior Lane In fuur"of the ontrywoiunn and the cntryman. Tho history of these cages Is as fidlews: In 1302 .Mnrgnrot Lfnmy nml'hor Fon, William LIutMay, made their re spBctlvo homestead entries iud nt onco moved onto the premises mid In 1907 nindo thoir final proofs. Sonto cirors In tho proofs and mN erso reports from certain sources caused the department to roject tho final proofs, and application wis made to tho departments for n hour lug where testimony might bo tnkon. Aftor a lapso of moro than a year tho application woh granted and tho testimony was taken before Com iuiiuiuiiur mnnu, mo uppilcniitH ni- pcarlng by their attorney, (Jus Now- biry, uud tho forestry Rorvlre, who wore tho contestants ngalust tho ciw tries, appeared by tho attorneys, Mcuowan & lloyer. Tho oildenro showed In tho caso of Margaret Lindsay that she hud cleared and fenced some tilrty-flvo acres, had ronstcUeted n by-go ham and n substantial Ikiiiko on tho premises and had lived tberu con tinuously to tho tlmo of her final proof excepting nn absence on ac count of Illness, nnd that her Im provements wero valued nt Foveral thousand dollars. Tho local land offloo ttfter considering tho ovl denco decided In favor of tho claim ant, but tho gonrnl land offlco on nnJ appeal by tho government reversed the local land offlco when nn ap peal was taken by tho claimant to the socretnry of tho Interior and the secretary decided lu favor of tho on trywoman. In th caso of. William Lindsay, tho evidenco was fully as Btrong as In tho rnso of Margaret Lindsay, the local land offlco deciding in favor of tho claimant, and tho general land offlco on an appeal by thn gov ernment reversing tho loral land of fice, when nn appeal was perfected by tho claimant's attornoy to tho secretary of tho Incrlnr with the decision favorable to the claimant. These decisions ineot with uni versal approval among thn citizens ot tho Dead Indian country where the hardships Incident to tho lifo of the homestendor aro thoroughly un derstood and appreciated, and any other decision In these rases would havo operated as a gross Injustice to tho claimants. Pholo Plays of quality ' Photd i'lnia Tuos. 01111 Wed. r . 1'ATIIH WKNKI.V NO. ill fin: ,irnv$ Yiusmrr ti'iij ,sviTcu iiwi:u lltbprnph )rauiii ALIC.VM IUi:'.M Tllll IIYP.NOTIS'K l-vht'uilng' Aiigustiis ChnCoj' music uiM-'Nirra Cemlhg: 1 ALO.N't: IN" 'rillClUNKLi: Sellg Animal Noveliv lu Tii um Theatre s sn.viTil nd.MiKrrK uhm (VIllKriipli) i 1 W ltOVAL 1IH1IIMW.S (IMlHOIl) 111:11 t AltMOST A WILD MAN Itulno mid Kail of MeCou, (.lllogrnpl i w v A l. Ult'll OltlVAMAN AiitlluiH, rrmito, (IMtlio) , lUlltlAL V MONUMUVTM AND SO,li:H Ol-' itiiMi: vioilp mid I'liuio to Suit lt. Don't iiiIsn It. Same price alwajn, Tenth tUhet 11 double hejidr. PAGE THEATRE Friday, Aug'. 1 HENUY W. SAVACK Ol-'FKRS 1 Spcctucl fc HENKY W. SAVAGli 01 tVBvwd T he Trcincmldiis Dntnuitic Stantlingr Solitary and Alono, tho Culmination of Thrco CouturioB of Dramatic Achiovciuont. 150 People - A Symphtfny Orchestra A Dazzling, Dowiltlorinr Display of CostumoB, i Sconory nnd Eloctrionl Efibcls. Lnrcost Musical and Dramatic Organization Evor Toured PRIGES 50c to $2.00 SEAT SALE OPENS 10:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY kj 1 iV JCv THEATRE TODAY 2 Rool TlmnhoiiBor A Pine Production TRUE HEART CoiimmI.v - - LEGALLY RIGHT Comedy Entire Qlianpo Tomorrow Always 10c HOMESTEAD A E FOOTS CREEK DISTRICT lore bis family raise his right hand and si-Hr before Ood that If ho over bad a. chguco to repay mo for what ) bud done for biinaml did not do It, .might Ida right bund wither )lo iiintlior of tho kind nf men ."In iro now comlug u horo oallln.-j inn u blackmailer." " Mullittll's charges ugaliul Up lur wood, wem first mado puhllu ihrough the ruadlng luto yeiterdiu of Iitlr lMifr the, pminltloa Wfjh WVHdll'uoi 'fHWliWK. Mullm! JwIhkj u bHd, bebl wjtli ' Uiidjf ft' " H ' ) The pniintv court Tueilnv lieml nrgiimeiita pro nnd con regarding Hie c-iv'ulion of niew fei-hool district for Fools Creek. The court recently re jected u petition which included n jMirtnni of the Wooilvillo dintrii'.t, Sini'o then tho boiindurieh Imo been reilruivn no ns not to fnjiire the pres ent diHtrict. Lnrge delegations from both Toots flreek uiul Jfoguo Hiver wero on luiiid. OAItlpi' TIIAXliK Wo wish to thtiilt our ' many frlonds and nohy;hbors for thoir kind ly help nt tho burial pf our mother Alw) (hu flremeit und pallbnurorH. J. H, DKNT AM) RUILDItUN, John A. Perl UndrtaKr ' Lady Assistant. aH m. nAitTLirrr PIhiiiih M, 17 uiul 47J-U AiiiliuUnio Kervlco Ib'puly CoroHi-r Tho Peeretnry of the interior hns given n dcclhion rcvcrMiig the ileei- Mon of tho cnmmfcMoiicr of tho gen eral lutiil office holding for cancella tion the entry of Irn Q. Johnson, nit uatcil 30 miles from Ahhlnml, Ore. Ily the pccrctury's decision the com missioner's office is directed to issue patent to tho cntrymiin "in duo course." JolinFonffettlcil on tho .land Aril 22, 3002. On December 28, 1908, be submitted final proof mid nt tho smno time the local officerH icsueil to him it final five yenro' certificate. After tho Inml wns entercil in ljp2 it wns included in the Crater national forest. Shortly after finnl proof was -Riibipjtteil, In 1P08, the forcntry hervieo filed a couteht, nllegiug John- sou hhil pot; nindo his homo on the hind, (lint its mniii value wns for iU timber, that (hero liml been no culti vation. Jfcnriu;; wiih had in 1011 mil (lie JtoHcliurtf liiml officiuls do I'idcil in i'uvor of Johnson. 'fbe forcMry offico nppenlcd tle ciihe to the ooinmiKHJoticr of tho gen eral Inml office, who reierpeil the ib'cihion of tlie Jocnl offiecrn. The sccrotmy'H ib-t-jHioii jimt promuli-nled liolil. that Joliil.oii is entitled to the liiml, hhwvbiw w mw urn With Meiiford tracn is Medford tnnde. . j i-jj Cherries are in Season The cherry Is one of the few fruits that aro Improved by cookim". and of all the dctwrts that can be mado with them, none i iiiuiv uvuuuui ui.iil uus piKiUlUC' U made with KCBaklgj; Powder, the naxtry will be lljjht and porous ctpcclally if you have a slow oven at the start to Rh-c it time to rite Try this recipe at onco and you Mill want It again ami ofialn as long a inc uirnici rate K C Cherry Pudding Jlv Mr. Jawl McKrniie Hill, Kdilor of die Uqituij CjKjJtirir School Maifirinc. S ciipt iijltj jtnetry flour; 's levtl tea tPoonruU A fJ . ' lUikng rovler; ittatpooUl fall; l cup luttcr; 'J 32 1 cup ynilk icant);ckerrie; tall or I tabic- tpoortful iuuvr. NOW IS THE TIME To build a' homo ' - Labor, huildiui' nialorial nnd clioico IniildinslloH will novor bo as rhenp aain. Yon can b.ny a laro lot with BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY on tho East Sido in best residence district with build ing restrict ion, good roads, clo.se to city water, low foxes for small payment down, easy tonus on balance This is ono of tho best building sites in tho valley. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON. PAGE THEATRE - I'nntHKci I'lictpijitlrd Vmnlrvlllo oxn iav o.si.v wiinvHstiAV, ji'i.v : Itl, (JOTA, Maxtor N)lodioiilit. Oil A It 1.11 .NM0IIOI.S nud CItOIX SISTIIItH "A Tmihtown Altumflur," AI,I'lti:i) LATUM,, AMlstml by HUlo Vol.'rsj lu " Pay of I-'mitasy." Added Aftractlou mi. i,. ciiintiiv A.s'i) nn. i. Tho Ciimcdlmis With Wht'l I'ACICDI'i: I.utert .MovIiir Pictures Thnxt KlinitN ll.tlly V.'.:tO, T.ilO nifd II. to. Popular prlcen: Matliico, 28c. llo seats J0j; IIiculuK 3fSn mid 3Sa, llox Seats f.Oc. tff' S 8&iZ51 fcy tJJstssM tSw Come In and See The Special -Offer Until August 1st. i Sifrtogciher, three timci. the flmr, bsllnc imwiier.and ult, nnd rroik. in the litrr. llcat ilieepc,add the milk, and uif Into the dry miirrUienli. .lluitcr an jptc or cluiu uuin? aim, Mil tin u wun ciinlcc clicrrin with a little tali or add bin ot Iwtirr Ineduh, Itslf (ill It wilh cli'ilcc clicrrln, ijirinile witli a little toil or add ruts of Iwtirr i turn tlic left doreh over llicthtriict ami CMJiU-a 1 ssr. PARISIAN SAGE FOR JHE HAIR If your hair Is too dry brittle color luwilun stringy or falling out pwi I'srUion Sse now at once. It slops itching K4lp, clcantoM the hair of dutt and cxc?lve oils, removes dand ruff with one application, uud makes the hair doubly U-autlful soil flurty abundunt Try a COu. botllu Utility. It will not only tvu your mir ami ninkt It urow, but y,ivu H Ihu Ix-uly yon drtliu. (.'(miles Htrunif, Diu,'Ut, lakcaUiiittUrtyni'iiulf J.orile.uii (mclioiir. Turn front lire di h to Itivc ilic thrrrlci uppcrmoit. Serve with lunl wwee nr ltli a cu c(- itemed c)icrrf, cooitcd tender In a cup ejcli.of iiicjf and mtrr. Tldi rtcjjieli from "Tfw CnoL'i Hook." It tontatiis 90 tctted rcrlpei by'Mn. Hill amonir vsliicliic ii'ranlicrry snd Jtatidterry Sliuit Cake and oilier ilcneni tUt tyill help you to nwkp die uioit of finli fn!t wilo tliey are hi icwon. "Tha Cook's IJ.iols" will he iuit fur one rrrtiicate fiom a 25cnt can i-f K. CIUkii, I'owder. Wdrm Jjijuc Mf;. Co., Cliloicq. "Just Say" HORLICK'S Irlflnal and IiamIm Malted milk TIm Fwd-tlrlnk far JW f ai. ' More liealtWul tlian Tea or CeVce. A(ire will tlio woalest tb'(seiioii IJeliaou, taviKorating and nutritioui. Rich mill, wmllrd yr.iin, powder (orm. A qbk Well fftwtt Wfl TsU m MUtUt. Ah (WHORUCK'S. lay Others art imitations. JOHN DEERE SPREADER Tho Sprcpdcr nm u.a D. ,i tr. tU Axle The Simplest SpreacL MaJe A'j CUlas tiihtiti sjttyiwwenv a hXv'W &' l. ffims&lz mm wPl af fibs K I rimmhJM Nu tul ' AL ymfmmAm39rWiM IraBBHHKP iwltSflT, y ii vxui' rrv-w - TTfciisiv! , w y fcf XtffL. Entirely New . f?srM, nt .l Hotter JfcarbTus wuy tv s-uuv Wit Draft Nothing Else Like It ;' fe mnn JOnN DEpitR BPREADER The Svrndd tri the JUdtr on llw Azlc-h ni much of nn Imnrovrn m JL nont in sproadcr manufacturlnK as tho nolf-blntlcr waa over tho old rrujw, It a moilo alonu untinW ra .(iw nn(ldlfft,ront lines from tho ordinary Bproaifcr. mwiu muim uuurmy K tt T t?1 Jnanuro, 1Vrca,,,'i.r ovr "lwia VI built ij lfi78 by tlio Kornp & Jlurnoo rnnufncturlni' Comnnny. M VJ 1,IQ ''ii0 of ilw John Dcf t0 SP'C' Vry uprcudcr Jinn ma iniulo nlon,: tho sumo v "u-rul II nw u W thin first machine. Tower wo takon Irorn ono ondof tho main axlo und transmit vil, oitl cr throw " linlno or Hears, to tho boaloMnoutitwl abovo and In, tho rear of tho axle lUrotoforo llo onliMn pro mo In IK! Pi7.. I..V- r...' a. . i- 7; "" tv ,ia w.,, u, n,y ri-iiiurnun Ol 11 C III I 111. SI j.v"" yviv uiwvuijur n u rnuicui ui-puriuro irom mo om mi'inod of niroii( entirely now lines and is u imw you will Toadlly sco why tbo John Docro Sproutlor Isuq farsupi ' cnnstruotloii. It 1 mntlo nlonu m great Imnrovomont over 'tho old stylo unraadcr. Comu In nnd examlnn thn nmrlilnii mor to any rlf under liorctoforo couatructutj, Wen if You Don't Need a New Spread Now KIanT nMhteiTi i" wanuro sLul.1 bl) usoil on tho land, how HpIiouI.1 bo w Wi , h.iwV 'n ioi .1 i,u 1 " m, thij.valun.aul ofliiet of iisIiik It fijirlouM ways, In nddtlon thero l n Uutall k-scrli itluii of tbo John DocrJ lwlr with Uluatrutions In colorof thin si'roudcr work n In tho field. v Better Itiwstljiato ,. It's )'orth Your WMh HUBBARD BROTHERS, Medford SL ! .,.-.. ' l . ... , wiAiiijteyu