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Newspaper Page Text, -, ,ltj PAGE FOOT. MEDPOIMJ MATT) TRTnUNTPl, mnFORT), ORKUON. VKIIUY, NHPTIWIWR in, mm. " ' ' -! mi i - i- i ii n " - r --- ft" j'. i i r-t.-mif .' i '. ,'-,, - 1 4.1 V II t ?r. ' i t Bedford Mail tribune SE AN iummhhi:m NnnFnNBjn' NrcwHi'Ai'nit uvmtv i:xrr:iT bun hat AKTnilNUON 11V" T1IK ,Mi:uroiiD piiiNTixa oo. The Dutioci-rttlfc Tillies The MtMfortl Mall. The .MriKmil "lubillif, Tim youth em OrcRotilnn. Tlio AiMfliul Tribune. Office Mull Tritium; llulllln, SS-Jf-afr NfoNh Kir ittraat, telephone 56. SOLVINa THE PROBLEM Qfflolnl J'nprr of llic City of McMfurd Official lrtnr of JackRoit Comity HIKING P. 1UTN.M, IMltor nml Mnnapor X1 Untereil n -i Mttl-ctflss inMlrr nt Mnironl. OreRon, under tho net of Mrn s. "rRi 1.P. SVOSClUrTtO KATES. 8 ne year. lv mall .. .. $S Oft tnntith, liy mall-.. . & I'ar month. ArmrrtiLity ont-rler In fM)finl, JnrfciKinville ami Ceil- ma Point .......... . .SO Bnturtlay only, by malt, jwr year. SW Wklr. w yar ..-.- 1.10 swowt cmcuiiATioN. Dlly rriH for lrn trnxttbi cml Intc .Vimmlxr . 191 1, i?M Th Matt Tribune la on sMo nt the lrrjr Nhw Stnrd. Sn Krnneleoo, Portland Ifoui News Wnn.L lMrtlnnil Portland Nmi C.', lVtrtlnnd. Ore W. O. Whitney. !tlW. V4ji Tall tnid Wflr United Vnt Dltpatchot. ii' MEDroitD, oreciok. Matropolla nf sul'.n orrRpn and Northern fnllfornln, n l th latt untwine ettjr In (r g-un Population l S nu 19teSI0. rtlintl. 191 !O0" l'lvo limultrtl l!.("iinit dollar Gravity AVMttr Kfc'xtMN ooiiiiltl. Mvtnic fMMwt auipty ittir mmintntn wntrr, nml 1.S iHlir f ittrwtii i.iptt l"X(tornv fiivnit for yr omllm Novvminr 14. 1911 show lnorns or lr cnr. Ibtnner fruit city In Orgn ltomx Itlver 8plUnbcrit atpla won p etnkes l'rtt mint tlti at "Appl Klnr of tbo vrorld" nt tli National Apl Show, Spoknn. 19t0, aiul a our nf Nuovnit won Tint yrii In 1910 nt rntinillari 3ultrimtloual Apple Show, Vnncomer. H 0. Tint Prixo In 1911 At SKikVU9 .N'ptlonaJ Aijilu Show won liy onrloail lot of Xtiwlowna. natif mrrr iv-irs Mvnsni mcnfui nricn in nil martlets or tho world tiur Inu tlio paul itx yinrn. -r h ",i . I ' !L c jt ; : GATES fflREMIQ CALL MASS IB N AVho will bo mayor of Mcdford? Tho answer Is still unknown to tho poncral public and the. m embers of tho council nro not talking. Supporters of C. K. Gates, who filed n petition of eovcral hnndrcd names requesting Gates' appointment, arc Indignant over tho refusal of tho council to e,vea consider Uio petition and talk of calling a mass meeting of citizens to act on tbo matter. Mr. Gates says: "I havo not sought tho appointment, havo not asked anyono to sign a potltlon, and have taken no part in tho efforts made, by my friends. I do not ex pect tho appointment but I cannot understand why tho councllmen re fuso oven to discuss my appointment or to pay any attention to tho petition filed In my behalf. At least, they might show tho courtesy of a reason for Ignoring tbo petition." Only one of the six councllmen is known to bo favorable to Gates. htMUSRE is an oxhibitiou a( flu Wunnu'iviul flubs ox- A hibit building of corn equal to anything ovor grown in Nebraska. wlun tho corn bolt was not visuotl by drouth. Thoiv a iv also photographs and at'.ridaits by witness who jnoiusurcd the yield. v The eorn is from the Eaglo Point ranch of 'P. J. Tarton and was grown between young orchard trees. It pro duced a yield of 108 bushels to tho aero. SLty-eight ears, feleetod as samples, weighed seventy-two pounds in the Jskuek. The yield from a quarter of an acre exceeded .125 bushels to the acre. As lr, Part on is one of many orehardists who face (he problem of making not only a livelihood, but of continu ing purchase payments on tlfo land until the fruit (roes become old enough to yield profitable crops, his suecess is an object lesson to the orchardist as well as farmer, who can both profit by his experienbe. The corn was grown without irrigation and without fertilizer. Dry farming methods were employed. The ground was plowed deeply last fall not scratched as is hie practice of' so many Rogue river ranchers. Hefore planting this spring it had been gone over four times with a springfooth harrow. It was sowed with a drill and has been harrowed frequently since. 1 he seed used was "pedigreed' that is, it was eare fullv selected from last roar's crop, taken from the larg est and most prolific stalks, bearing the biggest and full est cars. The same process lor seed eorn is I ol lowed yearly by this practical farmer, hence lie secures by elim ination the highest grade stock. lsx. Parton feeds his corn to hogs he has over 300 now, and sells off several hundred a year, and thus real izes more per bushel for the corn than he could secure by selling it in the market. Modern farm methods, common sense, industry and hogs are solving the problem for Mr. Parton. They can be made to solve it for anv of our orehardists. piviod with iTii pi 1U1I. Of tin aiO jjroduooia, 54 woro dutin nilnoi un,l IRC woro licirH. Of tho plivconii 102 umo hydnuillo iiiIiivh, S ilrlfl iiuluojt. ivtul 40 Htirfiu'c m' iduloliiK nillion, Tlioio whm no nuowry dt gold by dredging topoi tvtl In I'.UU. Tho totnl ininutlt.v of nr Hold or ticrtU'tl In llia nnuiiutl to 1)0,015 tons, which wan "CiKl lotin loss limn In mil. Tho nvornno rocovory from slllcooila oioa In gold nnd nllvcr from coppor ores InrroHRcd front $:t.H2 o K'X n ton. Though tho oro Hold or troiUml In 10 U' M lbfs limn In HW1. tho vnluo of tho gold rocovort'd from deep inliirn wm ltr..SU grout mm E 10 KILL HIMSELF i DAUGH ES IH.OOMlkUTOX, Iml.. Hi pi: 10 TytiHr wxi'iiil hlu-Kt of ihnniiult nlioiit liit wnUt, Muck lluixt, nt oil (15 yours, ourl, loilnv oropl Into n hi'ilrooin oooiiplod l,v li iliiiiuliP'rH, or tlinu In mtl ami Uio tUonigo ro.JMM,, N inf h,,id".v "K'1'1 '" ooxory In gold mid iIIyot from nil i .l,th. nno.l (I, mi.l Mow liimhoir elusion of nro hicrviuuM from 1 1 nr, ' ' '"' Mmnlu Hunt mw iuilmil- n ton In I I'll to $C "(In ton In UH'i. TO T AI THE Village Life Shows Insanity Increase, Yale Teacher Says Grout Pnwt m chonon by the Southern Orogun Volenuis now on mmid nt Tnlont nn tho srouo of tho iioxt onr'H oncniiipmonl Tho follow ing offlrr liiivn Ih'oii ulihted: Colono'i -llonry Mot, Motlford. I.toiitcnant Cotonol Churl tw Ctui-j luro, A nil Intnl. Ch.nulaln Mrs. MoXoll. Aalilnnd. j yunrtornin8tor Jean rntrluK or Grants l'nss. Thursday wo Medford day and Fri day Axhliiud dny. Tho Talent Indus trial I'u I r Is bring hold ! tho schools and tlioro wll bo a f'nR prtoiitntloii In counoctloii. lv ktlloil nml Kllmilmlli in liclimcil li lio fnloll itiiuroil mill roimio mom iiiiy IiiiuiTi). Mr. Jluwt nml two noun, onoiipv tn other lioilinomo, oro iiiilnjuioil. It Ik liollovPil Iluixt intoiuloil In lull Iih wire, but onloivii Urn wmnir room." Mr ttiwnllv im niljiulm'il in hiiiio nml won munition omnmilmoiil to mi iisyluui. "Irwio," llmMt oifil a lin tntpr oil the mom, "no ore nil uoing t ilio touPllifi." IIiimI lioliovod lis wife ooouoioil tlli litntll. Tho lini i wroiKul nod in'nr by lu flliit! . woto Iii.IU iluiu . "il FOR RITCHIE BATTLE T PARIS, Sept. 1!).- A roport of the sr'S'l flpimrtmcut publislioil today filows, fhar the muvieg Iiaxo cnterfil horinualy into tho rt public's mnul "fcginio. The mnie- nre n.eil ti 'inuiiitiiiii tlisoiplitic nt least to nid iji mnintonnncu of discipline. Soii- ,nl engineers on 'battli"iliiw in tlu- Uiird t-(iiadron havo cineraittoertipli iinchinos of their own coustriictiflu. They pjivo dntly porfonnnuoM ubonnl 't-hiji to whioli the tstiilms lire vorj fond of Koinj; wolin off duty. Tin. yfflotti'S 1ihc fount (hat ono nf tho njowt veru )iuiji!iiuont8 tliey inn Ju,(1iel on tho uilor lor infmolioiu qi rub is to lorhiil ihoin from nt- UiiilLng t!i o ihiiV niovinir piftmt) i.- IjibitionH, Since lhn advent of tli iqovios on clnplioiinl (hero lias iiefu 'a inuiluil ihoion'0 in tho number of iininor offoi.-t. In the Ootiiber Amorienn -Mamuino Arnold I Geoll writes n mot inter esting article entitled, "Tho Villnpo of a Tltousnml Soul-." It eontaii, the reult of n thorough itivoMipi tion of the 220 fnmilos that mnko up n certain real i1lnm located in n prosperous fnnninp: district in tho middle west. The name of the vil lage i" withheld from publication for obvious reasons, but the author of the article, who is n Yale toucher. assures the reader thst the village doMTuVd is not tycceptionnl or im usunl in nny way. On tho other linnd, it is tjpionl. The invetipition was carried clear Imck tlirotigh n whole Rencration (thirty-lhroo yenrs). Out of n total of 220 fam ilies, thirty-seven families mww feohle-miti(1cdnes in one, two, three or four individuals. This in n pro portion of 30 per pent. Thirty-six fnmilies jrevonl alcoholism n pro portion of 10 iwir oont. There is found definite 'insanity in twenty two families 10 per cent. In thirty four families nre found ceoontrios. Toward the end of his report the nuthor liinkcii the following com cem ment: "Only the rankest pospimifits and believers in non-intcrfronoo will condone the incronso of feeble-mind-edness nnd insanity which it oeoiir ring cvarywhoro in Jho villnfrcA of tho land. Wo need not wait for tho per fection of the infant Fcicnce of ou genicB before proreeding iijkhi n course of siiperviHion nnd segrega tion which will prevent the horrible roiiownl of this defootivc protopliifmi that ix contaminating the strenm of village life life ns Ihoy found it. nod n Hnxo looj; Kllis tnj, while wording to clemiho the bankn of the wtroaui inndr no nttompt to jmrify the -tiram it solf.' Tho solomn fauU of horodit, must now be roapooUd. Kniriiii- mont'is the liwer hnlf. The ViIImh of n Thousand SouU hnf no fai-tor-ies; i in n n"gion of sunniing beauty, with mnplu nlr, wioo, sun shine. The conililionti of life nre not ovoro. The opportuniti for piny and phyirnl development of chil dren nro almost ideal : cdtientionn! fnoilities nre free. Kveti with tho largo number nf saloons, the wmtli tions of lifo nre immonunildy su tterior to those of tho tonoinont dis trict of orowdod oitics; mid ot, in spito of these environmental ndvan logos, 20 jvor oont of n hrio of 220 lounl fnmilies fdiow the taint of cither insnnity or fuobte-inindeduois. "A good lugh school prinoipnl can by his infltienro olevnte the tono of the whole town; but no priumiutl or teacher can by pntient work nftor soliool snvc, rostoro or mnko ovor n fcoblo-miiidcd pcholnr. A philan thropist by founding n library or clubhouse limy ndd greatly to tho happiness of this villug. ' ono who hn lied long in ouo vHlHgo lias failod to notice the strong on vironmontnl influoncefi both of odii cntionul institutions nnd inspiring individuals. Vet heredity roiimiio the grentor half. "The bnnkn of the rnoinl rivor of life should be benutifiod nnd on noblod 1y all thnl tho willing linnd of man can rear and conlrho; but thiso bonefiielors who lnbor now through science and wise legislation ! to purify tho very springs of tin NUW YOltK, Soft, lit - Kimrnn trio of J 10.000 was offorod Wllllu iltltohlo, tho lulitwolgtit (hnmiiloii by GODLESS SOCIALISM SPREADS lTmoir Hilly OIIimiii today to n.K OVER NATION SAYS FREACHCR J"f ' n " "und bout ,, horn tho lt Mink In October. Gllivou OLY.MIMA. Wh.. Sept. III. CioillcM-i, mi-onllod riali.m spreading like n oro llirixigh .(. , tiiuvoii u'iKgr.ipiiwi nit nirer . to jWiSan rrAiiclvco, whor Hltchla It dkk- t1P orlng for a match In Noviimber with land.' the ilool.ir.tlo.i of Kov. "" Tommy Murtihy. T. K. Kxorott of Taroina bofun llioi . MothodiHt oonvooi..... low tmhiy. AMERICAN BANK SYSTEM That thi itaton I.h1 t.. lwnod TO SENATE FOR CHANGES revenues for the elmroho and emt- "Tho Focinl rcfonncrs havo all dying and living streniu will bo Ihrioo these years neoeptcit tlm pdreiun of j blessed by the generations lmboni. Oregon Mine Output in 1912 $849,866 Jackson County Leads sequent rodnotioti in sabuics fnr minister", was Dr. Klbott's ooiiolu-ion. WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.- Com ploto rovUlon of tho Auiorli'tii bntik-, lug and currotu-y motbods as pro IT Theatre ;8TAR' TONIGHT "A DASH rOU l.HH'.HTV" Two-1'art l.uhiii SpocKil Thriller ACTO HAOIiS WITH i:gi.i: A SWITCH "Tin: KiGiiiTiTi, iir.nt" Kill ion "STUNG" lMtho I.ncl.y Double Tlikots Only 10c "r.Vllli: Wl'.HKIA" .Sunday Mallnoo i!:l.S nml 7 I1, M. J5 THEATRE riiotopln)s I'llilny anil Salnrdiiy "Springtime of Life" J 'a tho I'lri) lit Threo Itools iiviTi.i:rn:i.Ds ahoiwd chat- 'J'A.NOOGA Sconlc THEATER ' TODAY Tk Death Sfoee of India 3 Redo Oriental wonder talo, rich with Eastern pagoantry LIGHTED FERRY BOAT SYnXEV, X. S. W., Pepl 10. A IIMV Kjieciun of lin 1 1 Inning tho l')l jipaiMin o of nil ulcolrioaliy lighttd fyi'iy-boiit Iiiik boon bci'iucd in tho tout AiHiinlinn Ilight, ut a dupth 1150 fathom. fhib oiirious finh which luib fift. Jirno brilliunt light organs on oithor Ihlo of itn body, whiiih itself shine', 'IjLo n mirror, has beon immed the Sidgi. It unfi liuulod up by tho jiwlur Kiduijvor'itiid has 'l'oju Tlficed in tbo museum. ' 'UIoio than 100 other now vnrio- tibri Willi) nblflllliid. nil Hill R.uiiii.iiiii.R 'inlniliitlin; ihuio minimum! depths being more or loss luminous. ounces ounces The valuo of tho mlno output of, county contributed $181,011, or isold. tllver. courier and lead. In Oro-.7.C per cent. rod. In IMS, according to Charloa Tho Hyor production of Oregon . . ...... . wb 07,081 fine ouncoa, valued at (3. -UIC. of the United States Geolog-J Mt,0Bi co,nnaro wth 4B.221 leal hurvey. was J810.8SC, against 0nceH, valued nt 23,907, In 1011 ?GC1,01C in 1011. Tho total yield Of ho 1012 production, 10U ounces of cold was $770,011. an Increase of icaino from placers, 4-1,018 ouiireH $130,031 ovor tho 1011 production. from l"cou ores, 10.BSG , ,., ...... .r.ono.r. lrom copper ores, and 0C7 v.. ,.. bU. ...., ,uv(-.u .-, om loa(, oro8 rom p acors. There was an Increaso , production liirreaKod in , iiH,8 ,n T hyaraU"C,nin,r8IOroKon from 03,130 pounds, valued ot$38 131 but hero was a small de.(a(.4 o 2 .Tcaso In tho yield from drift and ur.un at ,j J)12f ace mlnos. About GO per cent of I lho c fi()49 u the placer gold recovered came from oreH rorne1 Jn Jo-B0. mlnos nJosophlno nnd Jackson coun-j . ties. Tho guld recovered from deep, ,. .,, , lnn. In nrnnn flno,,.,' .... ,, , .,,..., J 11 IIn VfUt ilVtOt i'UIHIUD IWIUiJU thi: imgiit i mih:h nr not si: IMIi-.'ju Comedy WKO.VO Tale of a flat Comedy Travalogue mlno amouuted to 28,103,21 ounces alued nt $580,915, of which 27,277 07 ounces was derived from fclllcoous or us, CHi.40 ounces from copper oro, and 208.84 ounces from load ores. Tho Boiithuostorn counties of Ore gon (Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Jonophlno and I.ano), which form an oxtonsloti of the California gold bolt, made tt combined production of $217, CCS In gold, and or $10,343 In silver. Northeastern Oregon, comprising linker, Crool:, Grant, Malheur, nnd Wheeler counting, reported a uold pro duction of $502, 17C, of which Ualcor at $17C9. Tho outjHit camo from a small quantity of lead oro mined in Jackson county nnd from concentrates shipped from Lnno county. TJiero were 210 producors of gold, sliver, copper, or lend In 1012, com- John A. Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 2H s. nAiiThirrr I'Iioiioh M. 47 ami 47-J-2 Ambulaiicu Hervlco Deputy Coroner ? PAGE THEATRE- " SOUTHERN VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW I'i't'.sontiiii; .six iutcrcsfhig acts al J'ago Tlioator SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS The program will also contain Two Reels of Pictureo Two Houri Performance Doom Oncn Sovim-nTleoji r A(lnii,sion Downstaiir. 2.rK; Halcony 15c, Ohildroii 10c. Animated Weekly Always Interesting When His Courage Failed Farce Comedy Woolworth & Woolworth Music and Sound Effocts t i Always lOe Draperies Wn carry vary oomploto llrw of ilraimrJv.i. men uiirlaliiv. fUluriH, ulc, nml Uo nil oIumm. of iijiliolfllnrliiK A Hpi'i'lnl lima to look uflor thin work iutlu.lv( ly Hiid will itlvo iih ituuJ Hhrvlcii an Ih iniHulliln tu twt In uvun tl.u lurKiiit cIiIuh. Veek3 & McGowan Co. pound In tlio iloiiuit'ratlo nirronoy bill, was hturlod on thu way to tbo ntntuto IiooUh today by u vote of 2811 to SI. Tho bourn) ptiKMod tho hill lu pniotlcuN ly Dm nitiu form im oii;liiilly pro poiod, TwonU'foiir loiuihllonini nnd four! von pioitriiiinlvpR Jnlliod tho ileni. ooiatti In votltiit for tlio bill. With t It In ovorivholmliiit majority nml tho ondoiHumoiit of I'lusliloiit W Ilium thu moinmio wan tout to tho eimnto whnro It vmin liirorrad lo tho luiiiltlui; com miltiK'. Tho oommlttoo limy not bo iiud lo icport for iiovouil woolin. jb.u..c -,; 41R . n .n&vo' r Tor jt.&- mm v . A V.- (. nm "k. ti.'y' s" . K, CByMr& Janet MKonsieHill i m TA 9 & r Jfv SViV r.n Our initiutlioiilo tlw fanintM rtlitor of tin Dolnn CiviUnu Jvliool M.ic.iiup uert: "(Id up'n Imnk t rovijMi olhp things pmplo llo .r, ImihI the best UKtfi to nmko nml lAe ottcli oo, 'I'lirti Mile it out so pl.iiiily thai oxen im inoxporirocwl liouwwilo can't liavn a fnHufe." "Ilie CookN HimiL"wm tlio .nu!t. Shw nt lira 90 icoW who oiijti n.MeO, many of tliom hoc imptmctl upiiti, ihJ nB vi-ro prrtonnily tcMnl liy llii belt known nutlmtily on ciHkiiiK in Vnerica, nml liu totU to chmtly how ihc nuilc uvotyuYtiitf lli.it one cnonol go ntiray. While omo o( llio rnkw ono! p.itliy mo l,iloriilo moiiali for wiy ocwuion, jlic rccipci nro'nll iliormiglily prucnVnl nml call for no oxpawov nwl uniiui.il ifiRWicnt. In ntldition lo trllmit how to m.iko tlicm, llie took h licrtutifully illmtrnlctl In color ilmwiiitj how to arrange ami tcno the tlidu oppdiiinely. Mote than Iwlf n million of "Tim Cook's Hook" bio now m io m Anirr icin liouicliolili. Yet lho dniniul n totntanlly mcmtMiig. Many emJ for two or llirco t a tunc lo cive to fnciuU or j-xmy Unic- Kccpct j. uon i eowi on iwfiow-tio, ono ironi a neighbor hau one of our ovn. How JfS?,!; "SJnTiSQgi?" In ttriy 2k ctn c( K C IWins IVwJrt urln 4 cal.xrxl iMliftjil. hrtid ui .! ll I'rMilv ll.4il! it on Jt 11 cm , ylU dvrl w.lh in n it.l l ditil liuif H.Ktrfl, , 111. t x.V t II- i I l mulnl ll--1 . !.!(. O11I MM bowl 1.4 f 'l 1 fd 'i. jlc, AJJrttt: Joquca Mfft. Conipntiy, wemmim mm CI,lcKo WIH a mmmfflEMm$mmtm jv?m (li'l Our Priri'H on What WOOD You'Will Waul fn- flu Winlcr TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS VALLEY FUEL CO. Successors to W. i-'lihtcin. Cor. Fir and Socoiul St. Woat. Tol. 70. EXQURiSION PACIFIC fc EASTERN RAILWAY TO BUTTE FALLS, SUNDAY, SEPT. 20. I,riir M. dfor.l " OH a. m I'. -li M-di.td CI'. i. la. FINE OUTING IN THE MOUNTAINS Gooil Fiitiinu Excellent Motel Accommodations Orinn your plonlu lunches nml enjoy n ilcllijlitful oiillnu ROUND TKIP ROUND TRIP SPEND A PEW DAYS To Ihc Oregon State Fair September 29 to October 4 Tho r !' h .. 1R. V. .. . t.V Li 1 .' bSsK-vA M-. . - ..i rw f 't h . jt -v r iNwrsvr. zi -zr .. . s S!1 f '"yiio Kvposiliou Uiif 1015" . willhjivu in o'lTucl from all stationn Main liinu and Ui'iiuclics ihc following low Round Trip Fares AVonilhtim !jl .70 Kin i Willie sjiy.in . Albany .. ....J.. 1,11) Jiiiu'IIiiii flty U.ilo CoiMillh ,...., t,r.5 Kiiki'iiii a.MO All other points ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE SALE, DATES: Septombor 25 to October 4, inclunivo. Pinal return limit Octobor 8, 1013 ALJ, TRAINS DIRECT TO PAIR GROUNDS c'uHlior paHiciilai'a volution lo fares, train Korvico, (tc from any S. I'. A'jfcnl. John M. Scott, Goneral Fassongor Agont, Portland, r i JWlti5JRl4?.-fe WMJtXIiZ .i z:z.k Li ft2AuiiVfcu?liW5i'.i.Aifcj-.j., mJ.l ,tr?.f,f,..