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Official Paper of JacUaon County.
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Kntcrctl as nccoml-ela matter nt
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ing November SO, 1911, 1TS1.
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MMrOSD, OBEOON.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Krowlnir rlty In Oregon.
Population U. S, census 1910 SSIO:
tiMlnmted. 191110.000
. Vivo hundcrd thousand dollar Gravity
Valrr System completed. Kiting finest
supply pure, mountain water, and 17.S
miles of streets paved
Postorfice receipts for year enrtlnc
November 10, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent.
Itanner fruit elty In Oregon nouue
Itlver SpltienberK apples won sweep
stakes price nnd title of
"Applt xtnjr of ths World"
at tho National Apple Show, Spokane,
J 909, nnd a car of Newtown won
Tlrst Prix In 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show',
Vnncouer. n C.
rirtt Prlxo In 1911
At Spokano Notional Apple Show won
by carload lot of Newtown.
. Itniruo lllver ne.tr s hntucht hlchet
ricps in nil mantels or uto woriu uur-
LA FOLLETTE
nrl
Inj
ng tho past six years.
BAK
10
SPEAK
AT
A
THEATRE
SENATOR LA FOLLUTTU of Wisconsin has (ho eour
age of his eonvietions. For years ho has battled for
the right, as Clod gave it to him to soo tho right, and ho
is still on tho firing lino.
La Pollette proved himself a progressive in the broad
est sense of the word when ho left partisanship behind
and voted for the democratic tariff bill not because it is
a perfect measure or that ho agrees with all of its provis
ions, but that it is a move in the right direction, and an
honest effort by a progressive administration to reform
abuses that have robbed the many and enriched the few.
Only a man of superlative courage would have repudi
ated party and defied party loaders, would have carried
out tiie dictates of his conscience and voted for a measure
because it was right, regardless of its origin. La Follotto
issuch a man, a leader in advance of his time, leading the
people out of partisan bondage and into political inde
pendence. Republican papers are busy reading La Follotto out
of tho party. Years ago the beneficiaries of special privi
lege, captained by the millionaire timber thieves of Wis
consin, read him out of the party. "Wisconsin then thrice
elected lum governor and twice senator. fetiU later, re
publican senators road him out, ostracized and insulted
him by leaving 'the senate whenever he spoke. Rut he
carried a vital message, the people heard and responded.
lib remained in the party and in office, while those who
read La luulette out ot the party were read out ol oil ice.
and the party organization smashed by tho people.
The people believe in a leader with courage enough to
fight for the right. The chains of partisanship, which
have weighed heavily, are hourly snapping as the dream
of political freedom' becomes reality. Partisanship no
longer conjures. The label no longer counts, but by their
deeds are public men judged.
La Follette has raised himself higher in the estimation
of the people by his action on the tariff than ever before.
He is the real progressive leader of the senate. Reside
him, most others are time-servers and trimmers.
CROWDS ENJOY
BULLDO IN
AT
PENDLETON
SHOW
Jackson County's Road Bonds
Tlio Woodmen of tho World have
secured tho Page Theater for tho
Boak lecturo .tomorrow night. Tho
inHnagcniont of tho theater will pro
vide a regular moving picture show
as a part of tho program, which will
bo interspersed by orchestra and
music.
Thcro will bo no charge all abso
lutely frco. Woodmen plcaso noto
tho chango in placo of meeting. Tho
general public Is Invited,
OREGON BLUE BOOK
F0RJ613-14 ISSUED
Secretary of Stnto H. W. Oleott
'linn -just )til)Ii-liel tho Oregon blue
book of 1013-10M. It contain a
brief historical sketch of the Mute
by 1'rofcror Joseph Sehnfer of the
department of hixtory of the Univcr
sii' of Oregon, the Oregon constitu
tion, niimcK of tho vnrions state, dis
trict nntl county officers, ns well ns
a ntntement of the functions of the
Huvernl stnto officers, departments,
inhtitutioiiH, boards and commissions.
Federal departments represented in
thin ntate arc also included therein,
iiff well nx information respecting tho
appropriations liv tho Inst legisla
ture, summary of taxable property
intOregon, registrations 1912, vote
for htnto officers 11)12, measures
submitted under (lie initiative and
referendum since tho adoption there
of, in 1002, political subdivisions or
districts, population, and many other
matters of general interest.
fcopics will be mailed without
cliiirgo to such persons as may re
ttu.vt tlio same.
IMPORT CAT! LE FROM
CRESCENT CITY COUNTRY
(From tho Portland Journal.)
Jackson county by a substantial
majority voted $300,000 good roads
bondrf Tuesday.
Tho economic value of improved
highways which will be efficient
tuclvc months in the year is no
longer questioned. The science of
road building ! fully developed. The
only issue now confronting Oregon is
raising the money for actual con
traction. Jackson county has
shown how that issue may be met.
The Jackson example is valuable to
the entire-state; It proves tlint when
tho question of good or bad road"
is placed squarely before the people
they will decide in favor of high
ways which will meet .the demands
of traffic.
Jackson county showed sound
btisinets sense in voting the bond's.
It is good business for nny going
concern to borrow money nnd use it
for increasing the profits. Thnt is
wlint Jackson county is doing. That
county's fifty-three miles of im
proved highway will pay dividends to
Jackson county peoulo as surely n
well constructed rondbeds pay divi
dends to railroads. The fanner
snves through good roads in exactly
the same manner thnt railroads save
through easy grades nnd well bal
lasted tracks.
The .-JoOO.OOO boieK to be issued by
Jack-on county will be n technical
indebtedness, for the roads will pay
for themselves by increasing the
earning power of every farm nnd
every industry tributary to them
une-mii! 01 tite liomis win come
due in ten years, and by that time
the fiftv-thrce miles of highway will
have a credit balance far in excess
of $100,000. There will be n tre
mendous saving in hauling cost, nnd
this saving will bo reflected by in
creased laud values.
Hut Jackson county will benefit
doubly through its good roads pro
gram. Tluilding of the roads insures
11 cement plant in that country. This
itiMnstry is mnde possible by the
election's result. Cement used in
Jackson county ronds will be manu
factured in Jackson county, and
with this immediate innrkrt for its
product the cement plant will be nblc
to establish ttelf and compete for
outside business.
The Jackson enmity vlrrs have
passed through the talking stage.
Thcv hnvp solved the finnncing
problem. They will soon reach the
construction period and .then will
come the profit-taking time. Other
Oregon counties should profit by
Jackson's example.
1M:N1)I.KT0N, Ore., Sept. 12.
With tlionikuultt nf laltom already In
tho elty, other thousands arrived to
day to marvel nt tho skill aud darlnc
ot tho riders participating In the
Kouud-l'p, rciitlleton's annual Wild
West show.
I'eritnp tho most uncUIiir of yes-
terdav's events was tho Indian relay
race, with Its riot ot colors as tho
pontes struggled with their mounts
over tho mile course. Johnson Chap
man was tho wlnuer, with huelnu
Williams second nnd Gilbert Mlnthorn
third. White Itorso was thrown
earty In tho contest.
The steer roping contest was a vic
tory for the steers, none of the cow
boys being able to encircle the horns
of the wily animals with their Inr
tats. The steer bulldogglng routcst wns
exciting but tlio anlmalH proved ton
much for tho cowboys. Four tried
their skill and prowess but uono suc
ceeded. Thero wero ninny splendid exhibi
tions of fancy roping, wild horso rid
ing nnd other frontier feats.
ACCUSED
LANDIS
OF CRIMINAL PLOT
BYCHICAGO
LAWYER
t'HICACIO, Sept. 12. Charges or
criminal conspiracy are on file bote
today in the I'nlted States court
against Federal Judge K". M. ,uu
dis, Assistant District Attorney Ml
wood (1. (loduian and Unity l hnr
Mu and li. ('. Silver. The complain
ant n Attorney llyumit Kpiteitt.
I'.pstem's charm's aie based 011
affidavits by .Max (leiber, a convict
nt Fort Leavenworth, made while l!p
stein was serving a fifteen months'
sentence for perjury, committed lie
fort1 Judge l.undis. Kpstein charges
that he was sent to prison on the
strength of a conspiracy framed by
Judge Liudis, the two government
uttorneys and Silver nnd his wife.
Kptteiu represented Silver in bank
ruptcy proceedings, and Silver later
confessed to perjury, his testimony
re-ulting in Kpsteiu being scut to the
peuiteuliaty.
Julia Sanderson has commenced
her second season In "Tho Sunshine
lllrl."
If THEATRE
TONIGHT
Vaudeville, I'hoio Plays and Special Orchestra
.Music I'm' Kale Week:
"TAPPED WIRES," Special FoiUuro
An up.to.dato Drnnm, "THE LATE MR, JONES"
Frank Moore returned Friday ev
ening from 11 seven weeks' trip up
nnd down tho criint country from
Crescent City north, bringing with
liiih 140 head of dairy cattle which
licjuxpet'ts to dispose of in this re
gion, no ptirciin- hi tliein in Lurry
county about Chetco and in the
Biuitlt river country. Tho entile
wore driven from Cie-cent City to
Grants Pass and up the Applognte
toIaoksonville. Air. Jlonro was as
sisted in bringing them to Ashlnnd
byJXJrnnrillo Goings, Fied (Inner
niiil Freedom 1'Juisled.
wr. Mooro repoits tho country
quife dry along the road and forage
for tho cnttlo so f-carco that it was
necessary to feed (hem along the way
except 0110 day. Ashland Jfecord.
PROGRESSIVE ORGANIZER
AMEDFtfRD VISITOR
't, .
Miss Alice Carpenter, n prominent
Progrcs.-ivo party organizer mid
speaker, who is making n tour of the
west under the direction of tlio Pro-
m
MM
F
RICHMOND
SAX FHANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 12.
Hacked by Pittsburg, Los Angeles
and San Francisco capital, tho Ran
kin Process company of California to
day has acquired fifteen acres of
waterfront property near Richmond
and will at onco build a plant for the
recovery of by-products In ore. Tho
Investment, it is said, ultimately will
amount to millions.
The establishment ot tho plant
marks another period In tho fight be
tween tho company and tho Guggon
helms, a fight begun in Colorado, and
means the shipment of a tremendous
amount of oro from Idaho, Nevada,
Arizona nnd California to tho plant,
wlicro It iB to bo treated for tho re
covery of its by products.
iCsivo national committee, will be
in 'Medford Friday nfleruooii, Sep
tember V-'th, and Saturday.
.Jfiss Carpenter is a resident of
Ilnstnii, Moss., and is a highly edu
cated woman. BIio enjoys the con-Utood for conviction hnd changed to
fidciico of tlio Progressive lenders. tho ncmuttul &ldo,
JURY TRYING HUE
UNABLE TO AGREE
GRANTS PASS, Sept. 12. Tho
jury that was deliberating upon the
verdict in tho trial of (Jharles I login
for alleged perjury was discharged
this morning without having arrived
nt n veidict, the discharge coining
because of tho death of 11 child of
George. W. Meek of Muiphy, one of
tho jurors. The jury had been out
all night, but could not ngreo upon
n vol diet. It is understood thai on
tho first ballot tho vote was evenly
divided ns between conviction nnd
ncipiittal, the last ballot taken show
ing that threo of thoso who had first
LOVETT SILENT ON
E
ONI
PA IM
LON
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Robert S.
Lovctt, ehnirrnan of the board of di
rectors, would not say 11 thing today
following ye-terday's Union Pacific
directors' meeting, concerning ,tlic
disposition of the proceeds of the
salo of Southern Pacifio stock, ex
cept tlint the money on hand amounts
to approximately .$(18,000,(100, and
that it will not bo tied up in invest
ments for nny great length of time.
W. F. Dull was appointed ns-istant
secretary of tho Southern Pacific
nnd the Loiiininiin Wv-tern railroads,
succeeding Joseph Ilellcn, lesigned,
and If. V. Clark was elected u di
rector of the Oregon-Washington
Rnilrond cV Navigation company,
succeeding Julius Krultsehnitt.
GREAT LAKES VESSELS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.
Charges by William Hurgle.-s of Chi
cago, secretary of the American Vig
ilance Hs'-nciatiou, that women tire
carried 011 many ve-.-els on the Gieat
Lakes, "ostensibly a- -tewaide cs,
but really for immoral purpo-es,"
wore declared baeles in a report
made public by the department of
commerce today.
"In marine ilisnterV' the report
added, "women ns a rule show cour
age, sclf-xi-MSMon, .self-reliance
mid obedience. Atmoit without ex
ception dipluys-of cowardice nnd
unrestrained mauifc-tations of the
instinct of sclf-pro-cnntion uomo
from men."
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
1 AlY
THEATRE
TODAY
ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE
TRAGEDY AT BAY CITY
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Sept. 12.
Another automobile tragedy is on
record today as the re-ult of the kill
ing here la-t night of Mr. Susie
Hendel by it limousine owned and
driven by Lawrence Frugoli. Death
was in-tuntancou,?.
Although witnesses say Frugoli
was driving slowly and that Mrs.
Heiidle, who was denf, stepped di
rectly in front of the machine, lie
was arrested on n manslaughter
charge. Mrs. Mendel was 70 enrs
of age.
U!
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PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 12.
Portland emeiged today from tho
"juytow'n" elasH tluuiigh tho ap
pointment of Mis. J, C, Murray as 11
special policewoman. She will wear
11 real star, but no uniform. Inci
dentally, she receive no salary.
Mrs. Murray will bo known us city
dance censor and hor principal duty
will bo to proven t rag dances in any
form.
Patrolman J. D. Flack lias been
acting ns cenfeor, but tho dancers ob
jected to having tho husky bluecont
"flatfooting'' tibout the ballroom
floors, . . !.,
eat cabbage, fish
sausageTnew bread
No Indigestion, dun. Sourness or Up
set .Stomach If You'll Take "l'aiKi's
lllnK'p-lu" Try Tills
Do Bonio foods you oat hit back
taste good, but work bndly; ferment
Into, stubborn lumps nnd. cause a
sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr,
or Mrs. Dyspeptic, Jot UiIh dewn:
I'apo'a Dlapepsln dlgestH everything,
leaving nothing to sour nnd upset
you. There nover was anything so
safely quick, so certainly effective
No difference how badly your stom
ach Is disordered you will get happy
rellof In fvo mlautos, but wlint
pleascB you most Is that It strengthens
and regulates your stomach so you
can eat your favorite, foods without
fear.
Most romedlos glvo you relief
Home times they uro slow, but not
sure. ' I'apo's Dlopnpsln" is quick,
positive mid puts your stomach in n
healthy condition ao tho mUory won't
coino back.
You fool different bh soon as
"Papo's Dlapopslu" comes In contact
with the stomach distress Just van
ishes your stomach gotB Hvvcot, no
eases, no belching, no eructations of
undigested food, your head clours nnd
you feel fine.
Go now, make tho best Investment
you ovor made, by getting a largo
fifty-cent caso of Papo'H Dlapopslu
from any drug storo. You roallzo In
five minutes how noedloss It Is to
suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or
any stomach dlsordor.
"MATING"
A story of tho prehistoric times.
AMMATKD WDKKI.Y
Always Interesting
CLAltA AND DDK WOMlKltl'UI,
TOYS
Farco Comedy
Wootuortli Ai Woolworlli
Music and effects
Always 10c
ISIS
I'lllllOplllJN
THEATRE
l'rlduy ami Snturtbty
PiV L sVv V 4 VrR
A Continuous Pliow.
WALTERS AND OLAREMONT
n their Spanish and Mcit,au Comedy AoUi, threo
HiL'liiy.
All new wardrobe and soiipt.
.Mach uiirhl chantro of proirram, H)e and '120c.
Thursday, J'Viday and .Sat unlay Nights, 7 I'. .M.
(lot Our .Prices on What
WOOD
You Will Want for the Winter
TIER, CORD AND OAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Successors to Weichstein.
Cor. Fir and Second St. West.
Tel. 70.
rrm ham: on ucnt
Sinner Machines and $2000 Insur
ance, accident and slcknomi policies
for working men aud women, 5.00
a year, no csiossmcnU.
Ul!7 So, Holly St. Phone HilUX
Tin: picinci: of kvid
Vltagrnph Special Feature In 2 Parts
DOMiY VAItOK.V
Ddlsou Drama
(iUNOA, tlio POUT OP 1TAIA
Scenic
JIOIWI! ST. .MICIIAD'i
Patho
Afternoons ami I.'vcnlngs
ADMISSION n-IO CKNTH
Miislo l.'ffctts
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Lndy Assistant.
2h h. Tt.utTiiirrr
Phones M, 47 mid 17-J-fl
Ambulance Surrlco Deputy Coroner
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
COLONIAL FLATS
Thoroughly modern rooms
renting from 8.00 to $10.00
per month
Bathroom aud laundry
Accommodations
Gas and Electric Lights
Everything Furnished
Except Eats
217 Jtlvorsido So,
Phone 000-L
Draperies
W carry a very complM lln of
draiwrlpit, leco onrfnlin, flxlurr. qlc
ami do nil clunnrx of tijitinlnturliii; A
prrui man to look iifur llila work
azcliulvuly and Mill wlvo ui wxni
ervlco bn In pimnlbla to ict In vn
tlio luriccst rlllc.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
Boils Arc a
Bad Indication
Dangerous Fallacy that they
arc Healthy Stop
them.
E. N. NOBLE
All KlutUof Wood Sum Intf
Phono 70.VX
l(i:il North Central
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
'Amateur Einitjhing
1'oat Onrds
Panoramic Work
VJash lights
Portraits
Interior aud exterior views
Negatives mado anv tiino
I and any place by appoint
ment. ,J -
Phono 1471
I .
MEDFORD
GREENHOUSE
Seasonable Flowers and
Decorations of all kinds for
fall weddings.
Tolophono 374.
1005 East Main Street.
V 1 208 E. ?Iain
B H 'IBpTf
i(
Tho nppcarnnco nf IioIIm loads mnny
IKioplu lo uunililor t Mont a nlvn tit in.
Iniut cocntl tutltJii. Tlioy uro mor upt
to slKiiiry a ciinilltlon nr ulclt Mrtoil,
nlUKKluli elrruliitlou anil a tnurblil cjiii
illllon or tlio body. Unu a H. H. fur tlio
Mood.
It linn the pocullnr iictlnn of sniildm;
throuKli Oiu IniuMilnrH iilroctly Into tlio
Wood. In a row iiiIiiiiIuh Its Inlliiunuu lu
nt work lu ovry urlnry, votn utal tiny
cuplllnry. Kvury inuinlnuno, uvviy or
(UM of tlio Imdy, ovoiy uiiiunclory do
coinca In effect u llltor to strain tlio
Mood ot Impurities. Tlio iitlinnlullnit
properties ot H. R 11. cumpol tlio nltln,
liver, bowels, l!l(liiiiy, liluddor to all
work lo tlio mio em! of custlmr out
every Irrltatlnir, every puln-liiillatlni(
utom of polHon; It illuledirou by In lira
tlon till accuiiiiilatlotis lu tlio Joint",
i'lumca uclil nccrutloiis to illssulvo, ron
do rt tlioni iioutrnl ami wcuttors tlm)
Ieeullur formullonH lu tho wKtti Hint
cuuso liolls and other skin eruptions,
And best of all, tlilu ronmrkulilo ivin
cdy Is wclcoino to tho weakest stomach,
Vou can ket H. H. H. at nny ilniK sloro.
Ilowuro of any effort to sell yuu Homo
tlilnif cluliiuiil lo lio "J ii ut iih iftiod." If
yours Is a necullnr enso nnil yon ddslro
export advice, wrlto to the Hwlft Hpo
Clllc Co., Ui wjft Vliifr, Atlmitu, Oa.
.?3bik'AA n "n. y 1...1
iPyiw hotel in the
City, RunninR drilled
ice wutcr in each room.
European Plan, a la Carte
Cafe.
Tariff on Room
12 roomt
CO rooms
fiO roonn -
00 room hill pilule Lith
(it) rooms wllfi prliiti bitn
91.00 etch
1.50 each
2.00 each
2.00 each
2.50 each
30 iiiltoi. bedroom, tmr-
lor Mid bath 3.00 oncli
For morn than 0110 uucit JI $1.00
nxlrn to tha bhove t-ate for
p ' nacli ntltlltlonal guoit.
I deduction by woelc or month,
I If.mtijmiunf CSitter IV. Kultty
fmxsam&mEEmmnm
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i$iywV -'v.!. ji ,, , v.
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