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MEDFORD MAIH TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, '.HITJRSDAY, SttPTEMTWR. W, tOtn.
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AN INDUPKKDKNT NEWSI'Al'KU
1'UUI.lHHKD RVKllV AFT15IINOON
j:xci:it BUNDAr my tiiu
MUUKOItD XMUNT1NO CO.
i Tlio Democratic Time, Tho Mtdford
Mall, Tho MeUronl Tribune, The South
ern Ori'gOMlnn, Tlio Ashland Trlbtinn.
. Office Mall Tribune llultdln, 2S-17-SJ
Nfirtrt Fir alrcctt telephone To.
pfflrUI rarer of tho City of Mcdford.
f Official Vapor of Jackaon County.
anotian PUTNAM, Editor mid MnnnKrr
r
I'nlitrM nil nceond-cliHH nuittpr tit
Mulfiirtl. Oregon, under Hit act of
JVInrcll 3, 18(9.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
One yenr, by mull . ..- .-.. $5.00
tins month, hy mull . SO
lVr month, delivered by carrier In
Medfonl, Jacksonville nnd Cen
tral Point .. . . . -SO
fUturdny only, by mall, per )ear . S.oo
Weekly, per ywr - - . . 1.80
8WORIT CmCUiATION.
Ilally nverapn for eleven month end
ing November SO, 1911. 1781
Tho Mnll Tribune la on aalo M the
1'erry New a .Stand, San rninclco
Portland Hotel New a Stand. Portland
Portland Newa Co. Portland. Ore.
V. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wnsh
mil lentil Wire TTnlUd ft
Dlapatchta.
MEDrORD, OREOOW.
i Metropolis of Southern OtvBon nnd
Northern California, and the faateat-
srowlnc city In Orecon. ,
ropulatlon V. S. eenaua 1J10 SS40;
oatlmated, lli ltf.ooo.
4rivo hunderd thousand dollar Gravity
water Hyatem completed, Klvlnc flneat
supply pure mouniain water, ana ii.j
mlln nf ntreeta Dived.
iPoatofflee rocolpt for jear endlnpr
November 30, 1911, ahow Increase or l
tier cent
Manner fruit city In Orecon TIoruc
lliver spnienoerK appiea won aweep
Makca prim and tide nf
"Apple War or the World
nt the National Apple Show, Spokane.
ItfOK, and a car of Nuownn von
,1 rirat rrtie In 1010
rtt Canadian International Apple Show,
vuncomcr. II C
rirat Friie In 1911
At Spokane National Ai
by carload lot of Newtr i
n won
' 'v-t tt
iHOguo juver pvnra
prices In all markets of
ItlK the pant alx years
r a Uur-
NEW YOIUC, Sept 11. Rctlhot
denunciation of Tammany Hall lead-
era was voiced by Mayor Gaynor In a
statement luued Just before, his de
parture It said:
I "Murphy and those other chaps sat
In Dclmonlco's and abused mo until
their faces were red. They vroro
ready to cat mo, I'm told. Thoso
ljungry, grafting leaders wished to
control tho heads ot tho city depart
stents. They want a mayor who will
appoint their favorites and then they
will get contracts for every bit of city
i-ark.
I 'Thcso miserablo gratters here and
all over tho stato now havo many
stato contracts. This Is tho result ot
tjho grossest frauds perpetrated in
Kew York in years. No wonder they
are ferocious and aro against mo.
Th'o McCoeys, Koleys. Murpbys, Dono
Jiucs and the wholo bunch had four
lean and hungry years during my ad
ministration. I did not turn tho
city over to these scoundrels who have
no honest means of making a living.
They live by swindling their neigh
bors out of the bard earned taxes they
pay. Whether I remain In the mayor's
offlco for four years mora. of dread
fully hard work concerns tho rent
payers and taxpayers more than It
Joes me."
Tho death ot Gaynor complicated
tho political situation hero and
threatens domination by Tammany
Hull. Proponents of John Purroy
Mitchell and tho Hearst faction pro
bably will tinlto and fight those op
posed to Mitchell unless a candidate
Is named In Gaynor's place. This,
however, is regarded unlikely.
LUNCHEON TENDERED LUCE
AND FRUIT SHIPPERS
A luncheon was tendered Traffic
Mtinager Luce of the Southern Pa
cific at tho Medford Wednesday by
tho ProiWera' Fruit corapnny. All
of tho fruit assooiatif .i-,' hhip
pers wero guests and (' . is
jundo a get-together ) "' . i (lie
conflicting intercHlH, li i h r
inony In marketing the
Speeches were niuilo i.jein and
guests. Y, h. .Aroullon of Califor
nia, vico-prchident of tho Producers1,
jiuid a glowing tribute to the valley.
Among thoHe present wero F. II.
Hopkins, A. C. Randall, J. A. Prry,
Samuel Hosonburg, A. S. Rosen
baum and iMnnner Randolph.
BISHOP WINS HOMESTEAD
IN NATIONAL FOREST
WASHINGTON, J), C, Sept. 11.
Tho Bcorctury of agrioulturo today
decided tho famous St. George Bish
op land etiRO in favor of Bishop. At
Ivlamnth Falls Itibhop filed a homo
ttoad entry witliin tho national for
est nnd tho officials of tho forest
Bervico contended that tho land wns
not suitable lor agriculture. Bishop
appealed to tho secretary of agrioul
turo, who now holds the laud is agricultural,
DEATH
OF GAYNOR
THREATENS RULE BY
TAMMANYGRAFTERS
NEW LIGHT ON
! ' II
IE tho horticulturists of tho
got "now light" on the
would bo well for them to sean tlio pages oL tlio boptom
ber number of Better .Fruit. In it may be found some
generalized articles, together with some "new entomology
and pathology" that would make good reading on tho
first page of a joke book. .In the treatment of the matter
of diseases, orchard heating and. other practices, great
care is taken that no credit is given (d those who havo
done so much for near culture in the .liogueiver valley:
on tho other hand, by inference, tho reader is led to believe
that the important discoveries relating to poitr culture
worn nil mndo bv tho writers of the articles. What Will
some of our orchardists think
or comparisens: "The best pear sous and orchards are
found on the floor of the valley": again, "Afjor many
veara oL pear growing it is
selections could be made today in most instances": then
follows a column of matter in which every variety grown
in the valley is found to he more or loss objectionable. The
writer, forgetting what he has said, goes en: "It is read
ily seen from the above that there is much room for im
provement in the matter of varieties. Kvory variety
mentioned has some objectionable feature about it. AVe
believe that varieties more suitable for certain reasons
mav possiblv be obtained." Here is what wo would call
"putting the double cross" on pear growing in the Koguo
River valle
When it comes to tho article on "Pean Pests; and
What to DoJCor Them," we find a new "star" in the path
ological and entomological firmament. The author loads
off with "Tiie slug belongs to the snail family, but is
without the snail casing." Take out your entomologies
and draw a heavy line "through the old definition, which
says that "The pear slug is the larva of a saw fly"; also
dig up your zoologies and blot out the definition which
says that the snail belongs to the mollusks, and put the
slug definition in its place. Wouldn't this make' old
Linnaeus turn over in his grave!
But, listen to this: "Pear scab is a fungus, conse
quently a spore. It belongs to the same family as smut",
llere, you botanists, you have fooled us long enough! Out
of the way to make room for this modern systematise
Your teachings that the scab and the smut are groups of
plants as far apart as corn and beans is all wrong.
Pear blight is also given its share of attention in the
various articles. The agents carrying the pear blight
germ are put into a single ehtes and those who would say
mat birds may be carriers ot
ance." The writer forgets that birds often come in con
tact with the bacterial ooze which he describes. What is
to prevent it? This modern bacteriologist goes on and
says: "As the doctor cuts out the cancer germ, so does
the skilled husbandman cut out the blight germ". They
say that there is nothing new under the sun, but here is
a man without laboratory
succcctiea in isolating rnc
would infer this.
There is the old saying
angels fear. ioc tread;" and it
mg is -weir uoriie-onc-uy some ol me statements quoted
abovei - k T
A NEGLECTED INDUSTRY
TILE ASnLAND TIDINGS is authority for the state
ment that Welborn Bceson of Talent has a brood
sow that produced 29 pigs within the past year, and has
during her existence produced GOO pigs, which, sold at
various ages, have brought in over .600. Mr. Rceson is
quoted as saying that hogs are as profitable a crop as it
is possible to raise in this section.
The Tekoa, Wash., IJlndo reports the sale of five hogs
weighing 2780 pounds for $222.40, and reports the raiser,
Charles Langbehn, as asserting that hogs pay better than
any other farm commodity, and that he realizes better
than $1 a bushel on all wheat fed them.
With the present high prices prevailing, with no pros
pect of reduction, there is every resaon why more atten
tion should bo paid to hog raising in the 'Rogue River
valley. Census statistics show a decrease in the produc
tion of livestock and a constant increase in population,
which is the cause of the present high prices, and which
will cause even higher meat prices in the future. Hogs
can be made one of the great assets of the vallev.
Few farmers here devote much attention 'to hoyS.
lhose that raise them pay little attention to improving,
the breed. Most of them are turned out to rustle as besC
tney can.
Natural conditions are most favorable. Tho same care
and attention given to the industry that is bestowed on
other branches of agriculture will net tho farmer better
returns. More of them should engage in the industry.
FEELING OE SORROW
Y
NEW YORK, Sept. 11. "It Is dif
ficult to say anything concerning
Mayor Gaynor's death," said Chair
man Norman Hapgood of tho com
mittee In charge of the Now York
funlon mayoralty campaign. "It is a
great tragedy and everyone's first
feeling Is on,o of sorrow.
"Tho mayor was a most Interest
ing flguro and his death naturally
Inspires deep regrot.
"I cannot dlscuBs Us political sig
nificance except to say that tho sit
uation Is Blmpllfled to tho extent that
now all of Tammany's opponents aro
united."
llanlhoii Sails for Philippines
. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 10.
Francis Duiton Harrison and Mrs.
Harrison sallod on ' tho steamship
PEAR GROWING
IS - !
Rogue River valley wish to
mat tor of pear growing, it
of tho following jjtatcmoi.its
doubt nu wiiouier nouor
infection "onlv show ignoi
or other equipment who has
cancer germ at least, one
that "Pools rush in where
would seem that the old say-
Manchuria today for Manila, where
tho former congressman will enter
upon tho duties of his new office us
governor-genera! of tho Philippines.
OVERLAND OPENING TO
BE HELD TONIGHT
Tho now home of tho Overland, tho
beautiful and spacious Sparta build
ing, will have a grand opening to
night. An orchestra will play during
tho evening, refreshments will ho
served, and tho public is cordially In
vited to attend.
C. E. Gates was forced to movo Into
tho larger building on account of
lack ot spaco and an increased busi
ness. John A, Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
88 B. nMlTLKIT
Phones M. 47 Mid 47-J-3
Ambulance Borvica Deputy Coroner
GROWERS
WORRIED
SLOW
BYBEE BRIDGE
Loiitl coiiitlniul U vtiioi'd ly citi
w'iw of tho Tttlilo Rock section. Sjim
Ytillwy nliA ii)Mir Knjjuc oiHhlc nt
the ili'lny of (Mttliitolor IViImm in
liui!(liiiK tlio new Itxlice. or Modoc
bruise, Only lmlf dox.cn moii nrc
employed tmd lint liltl ftiorcn i
liciiij made, nltlioiieh Hi? tccl foi
lu lti-idm) luw 'uojih delivered for
two moiillui. The con tract wnx vio
lated when iVilitnn ctoicd the bridge
for traffic twelve days to.tenr down
the old budge to creel u temporary
structure, intend of ccutruclmt:
the temporary bridge firnl, m Hint
traffic would bo uniulen opted.
Should floods come ns cnrlv Ibis
jcjir H" they do oceiixtonully. the
temporary bridge will be swcul out
before the new bridge Is completed,
nnd fruitgrowers nimble to muikel
their output.
Comity Jndgo Ton VclleiRtnlcs Ihnt
IYrlinm is Hotyoniid.xinc'.y'itli h-
contract nml hnH not been Mn evi
dence for two months, nnd Hint he
pays no ntlenlion to letters. 'Per
hnm wilt the eonnlr n bill nsking
for .flJOOl) on nci'onnt, but' giivc ik
nddre-s. Vndnr the contract, no
monev is to i( p;lid until I he bridee
is completed, nnd the judge slides
Hint none will be paid.
The cinttitv, mu .order to iiTrnt
flood (tftitinpt! "to" bridge npjuowihcs,
in fiuiMiroeiiiig mugs into inn cur
rent from both bunks at the island,
Mnicing out thm ioland and divert
ing the current to the eOn'ler of the
channel. The work is being done no
der direction of Win. florig, consult
ing engineer for the county.
H'GOORTV WINNER OVER
LEVINSKY IN EIGHT ROUNDS
NKW YORK, Sept. 11.-After
stalling out seven round (o let
Battling I.cvilikv'' 'how hit pnce
Kddic Medonrtv'or O-dikovli, Wi..
went to bat in the eighth round here
Inst night before the St. Niehnlim
club nnd battered I.insKv nil out
the ring. lie took the decision with
I.eriimky nit bill out.
It wn announced that flimlmnl
Smith would niftU tho iunr.
With Medford trade U Medford made
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
-
Don't Kfy Oraj'r 'ifcre' ft Simple
Itcclo That Anybody Can Apply
With it Hulr Ilrtuli
Tho uso of Sago and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to Its natural
color dates hack to grandmother's
time. Sho lilted It to koep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and abund
ant. Whenever her hair fell out or
took on that dull, faded or streaked
appearance, this slmplo mixture was
upplM with wonderful effect.
Hut brewing at homo Is inumy nnd
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking nt
any drug Rtoro for a CO cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hnlr Itc
medy," you will get this famous old
recipe which can bo depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair and Is splendid for dandruff,
dry, feverish, Itchy scalp and falling
har.
A well-known downtown druggist
says It darkens tho hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell It baa.
neeu appuoa. you simpiy dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through jour hair, taking ono
strand at a time. Ily morning tho
gray hair disappears, and after anoth
er application or two, It becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and
abundant.
Siquil To
Lov fir Doll
MaternallnstlnclGreatlyDovelopedby
reaching Children to Love their Dolls.
Tho little child's doll Is mother to tho
most romantic faucy. And In tlio joam
tbat pans, the doll
fudos Into tho petals
of a Juuo rose, to
evolvo the most won
drous ot all transfor
tnatlous. Now comes a more
serious period v.liea
Uie Joy of real moth,
erhood should bo as
tranquil as best effort can provide,
This Is occoniplUbed with a wonderful
remedy known aH Mother's Friend, uu ex
ternal application so penetrating In Its nat
ure as to thoroughly Itihrlcate every cord,
nerve, iiiukcIu and tendon Involved.
There will he no pain, none of that nau
sea or moraine slckncm, no senalJou of
dlitrees or struln of ozpandlnic inusclen.
The nerves, too, will he calm, thus miiklim
the period one of restful days and peaceful
night!.
Mother's I'rlpnd In sold at nil ilniK stores
at $1.00 a bottle. Do not fall to uso It res
nlurly as directed. Write to-day to Ilrad
field Iteifultttor Co., 235 rjtranr Ulilic., At
lanta, (la., for their valuable book for ex
pectuut uiuthers.
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
TODAY
The Village
Blacksmith
llranmtlintloii of Longfellow 'ti
fiuuoiiH poem.
t
The Renunciation
Drama
'Lizbeth
Coined)- drama
Her Tutors
Farce ('otiimly
Woolworth & Woolworth
Always 10c
ISIS T"EATRE
i,iinoi'i..s 'iokav o.i.v
ceutAwi: ei'thi: oiMo.ri..u:
Vllagrnph Drama
HIS (illHATIMT VH'IOUV
Edison
A WOMAN'S WAV
1'atho
woxnr.its or nu: mti.w ni:i:r
Educational
HOODOED US IIIH WEDDIM; DAY
Comedy
Hem Tomorrow
THE I'ltl.VCi: !' KVIIj
In Two IteoU
Draperies
Wn C4try a vrry romnleto Una of
drarrl. lard curtain, riiturr. rlc
anil ilo all clnir of uln)latrlliK A
(rclal 01 a II to look uflrr t til a work
exclimlvrty ami l'l Klvo aa good
arrvlcn aa In iioaalbla to cl In even
Itia Urk'mt clth-a.
Week3 & McGowan Co.
Rcgninandl
Retain a
beautiful
head of hair use I
H i
fieaJt
nealorra natural color to
Urr II air. Kemovetdun
druff-protnotei a thick healthy
growth. Ii not a dye. Kciultt
(tuarantecd. Tour money
back II you aro not latlificd.
in i.i ...i. ... a t-1 .t.
XNM4 1 iiu.nwii .j.",-. mi um
ml bQ I.UH4 U lUc attij iM.lf umm
JHtyS(xculun., n.w.n.n.J.
Jll.lll'OIIII 1'JIAlUMUi
Raises the
DoughlBetfer
'ALL GROCERS
IT THEATRE
VmiuVvillo, IMiofo IMny.s nnd Sprcinl Oivlicslrn
aMusic fur Knii' Week:
"FLYING SWITCH" Sec I lie wiei'lc.
"TENDERFOOT SHERIFF" Son Hroiiclm
Hillv.
"THE WIDOW'S KIDS"
"CUPID AND THE COOK"
Coined v.
"THE FAITHFUL SERVANT"
'rv
A Conliniious Show.
WALTERS AND CLAREMONT
In llicir Spanish and Mexienn Coiuctly Acts, (hrco
nights. All new wtirdnihc and sons.
ICai'h niht channc of program. U)c ami l!0c.
Thui-sday, Friday anil Salunlav Nihts, 7 l M.
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
BEGINS II fotty. fifth tcliool ycai
EtPTCMUin i, iota.
OCGnEECOUnSES'nminvpbaro
AonicutTunc CNQiNtrniNO HOMt
CcoNomca minino, rontetitr. Com.
Mtncc. I'HAnMAcr.
TWO-YEAR COURSES In Aqhicuu
rune, HOMt CCONOMICO, MtCHANIC
Anro ronrnnr commcmcc I'maamact
TEACHER'S COURSES In uumul
truliiliiK'. agriculture, domcAtlc icleucc
and it.
MUSIC, Including ptano, ttrlnj:, band
inxtrrtmruttand voice culture.
P. BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entltlnl
"Tlllt HNMICIIJIItNT Ol' KVUAI. I.II'H"
and a OaTAI.oi.Uh will he liuilcd f(rc
an appllciitiiu
Addici 11 11 Tknnavt, Uri-l'trAr,
(iw'.lllo) Oirv.illl. Oreu'on
VOI It Hi:.l.lHi:, Silt,
Iirobahly prornnds from n dlffordorcd
vision weak or over taxed oimIkIU
It can bo rcmmlli'd nud IihiiIhIii'iI
by vtiinrliiK tho rlithl kind of kIiihih'H,
tho kind wo shall ho lilnd to prcHrrlbo
and adJiiHt for you, Wn aro special
Ists In all mnttors pcrlnluluK to tint
human n)o, and bear a ntpulntloii
for first class work only,
A trial will rouvtuco you.
Illl. ItlCKEUT
Hullo l-U Over llciiid's Mcilford, (Ire,
Tl ! T V-SE( O.N I) A N.N'I'A 1
Oregon
STATE FAIR
SALEM
Sept 29-Oct. 4, 913
A wholo wcok ot ploaHitro and Profit
l'JO,MH Ol TEltEl) I.V PltE.HIII.MH
On Aurlcultiiral, MvcnIocIt, Poultry,
Toxtllo nud Other Exhibits
Horso raros, HhootliiK Toiimamont,
Klrnworks, Hand ('oiiiiiitu, EikjoiiIch
Exposition, (Jhlhlrou'u I'laynroiind
nud other frco attractions, IncliiilliiK
lloyd and OkIo'h Ono ltlui: Circus.
I-'roo Camp Grounds. You aro luvltnd
Send for Premium Mst anil Entry
IllaukM
ItcduriHl ralen on all rallroadx
I'or purtlciilnrs addrnss
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aaa WiyjJ -w' aaV
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nntit, ncrbb'iit nnd nlckma polli-li-a
for workliiK mou nud nuuiuii, $r..(io
a year, no cimi'muni-ntH,
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COLONIAL FLATS
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lOxctipt Kal.s
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Phono !)00-li
E. D. Weston
Official Photofjraplier of the
Medford Commercial Club
AinntiMir li'inisliing
lt Cimn
Panoramic; Work
Flaah lights '
Portraits ,
Interior ami exterior views
Negatives mndo nnv tlmo
and any place by appoint
ment. 208 E. Main
Phono 1471
1 j-J-rra-vl r i i
UP' Stiaa ancl mo8t
AtU,w?iwM popular
WVl,'im hotel in the
City, Running distilled
ice water in ench room.
European Plan, a la Gate
Cafe.
Tariff on Room
12 room
CO room -GO
room
00 roomi ttilh private lilh
50 room wild piiutt silk
$ I, OOf each
1.50 each
2.00 aach
2.00 aach
2.C0 aach
30 iulle, bedroom, par
lor and bath 3.00 each
For more than onfipueit add $1.00
extra to tha above rata for
' each additional guatt.
Reduction by week or month.
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