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"W PAGE TWO. MEDFORD MATH TRrBTJNTl. MflDFORD. OR IWOtf, AVKONUKIUY, CKTOHKK 8. I Mil. li Medford Mail tribune AN INDr.I'BNDRNT XCWHl'APKH runi.iHitni) nvrcnv aptkhnoon KXCIU'T BUNDAT 1V TUB MKIH'OHD PIIINTINO CO. Tlio Democratic Times, Tlio Milfon Mull. The Medford Trlbrnin, Tim South rn Orecontan. Tlio Ashland Tribune Office Mnll Tribune Ilullillnir. 25-S7-S9 North l-'lr streets totephonn 75, Official Official Pnpir of the City of MedfonL Paper of Jarkiton county. (31:011(312 PUTNAM. R.iitor nml Muiuiccr WA?! T i:ntortl nil secernl-clncs matter at Mnlfortl. Ori'Eon. unJr the net of March J. 1870. suaaoairTiorr itATHS. On year, by mnll . -IS.oo Ono month, by mall .--.. .80 IVr month, delivered by carrier In Mn.lf.ir.1. Jpkiwnlll anil On- tral Point -M R.ilurrtuv onlv. be tnall. rwr ear S.8ft Weekly, per year - -. 1.S0 BWORK CXRCTT&ATXOX. Dally averaRe for -levn month end InR November So, 111, 1751. the Th. Mnll TriMini la on wlo nt Perry News Siati.l s.tn 1 ranclseo Portland Hol.-l News Stand. Portland Portland News t"a. Portland, Ore. V O. Whitney. Sult!. Wash. JUROR LIS! FOR OCTOBER 1 Tho following have iioon drawn as Jurors for tho October term of court which convene at Jacksonville next wcek: A. L. Wimer, Talent, farmor; J. W. Miller, rhoonlx, farmor; It. 11. Wilson, Medford, farmer; Jamos Owens, Eagle Point, fanner; K. V. Wrlslit, Thoenlv. farmer; Geo. V Dunn, Ashland, farmor; I. I Ilrad filiaw, Kaclo Point, farmer; Chris Kccgan, Jacksonville, merchant; II. Goddard, Talent, farmor; Fred I.uy, Climax, farmor; John P. Morrll, Gold Hill, orchardUt; John W. Thompson, Gold Hill, farmer; Aub ust I.awrcntz, Medford, ranchor; H. I). Mills, Huttc Falls, civil engineer; O. M. McKcever, Medford, farmer; S. I.. Hennctt, Medford, farmer; A. W. Sllsby, Ashland, real estate; D. Carter, Gold Hill, miner; V. G. Knlps. Medford, farmer; Wesley nirdsey. Foots Creek, farmer; E. N. Cainiboll, Medford, farmer; John II. Hair, Foots Creek, fnrmer; D. E. Phlpps, Medford, farmer: H. D. Xye, Ilock Point, farmer; J. E. Olson, Medford, lumberman; Fred Benedict, Applcgate, farmer; Rainier Phillips, Watklns, farmer; "William Beck, Tal lcnt, (Ash.), clerk; W. R. Leathers, Willow Springs, farmer; W. M. Frcdegcr, Medford farmer. For October term of court tho above to bo at tho court bouse at 10 a. m. on October 27, 1913. CHICKENS WILL COME HOME TO ROOST? 11 K I'ounly court of Klamath county has lunun the publication of a scries of articles in the Klamath North western, nrtrimr unon the ; iconic the necessity of constructing a highway south to join the Pacific highwav in California and so provide a route through central Ore gon. Among other remarks are the follewing: California has bonded hcrselr for Jis.000.000 to build n state highway from north to south. This highway will pass through Siskiyou county nnd intersect thu Oregon-California state line near Coles or Hilt. Jackson county has seen the value of this ami as stated above has provided a bond Issue of fSOO.OOO to meet thl great highway and carry It on north through Jackson county to other counties which will complete tho same on througn tho state. Tho only hope for Klamath county Is to get a branch road from this great highway through Siskiyou county, either by Grass Lake- Pas. Hall Mountain Road or Klamath Rixer Route. And Siskiyou county must bo persuaded to build a. large portion of this road since It will pass for miles thmwuh Siskiyou territory. I'nlcMi we get this road wo will be sidetracked Just as wo were for years before the Southern Pacific company built Into tho Klamnth Hnsin. The Idea that Klamath countj has a chance to bring the California hlghwaj. to som point near Dorrls Instead of Coles or llllt should be for gotton as soon as posslbe since there Is absolutely no chance therefor. This being the ease we had better meet the situation as it U nnd stake our efforts toward securing one good satisfactory outlet to this great highway. This is probably preliminary to launching a campaign for bonding Klamath county for the construction of a trunk lino through the county a move imperative for the future growth and development of the country, which per haps more than any other section is dependent-upon the lourist. Hero is where tho chickens of repudiation will come home to roost. AYho will want to buy securities from a (ounty flying the black flag of repudiation? What guarantee is there that the knockers' "spite fence" will not be extended to include road bonds as well as count v warrants? GRANTS A BUS BOWEN AD AI PRICE OF $7250 (Grants Pass Courier 1 Tho lallway oonunlslou mot again Ibis forenoon and voted to pur chase tho Rlggs railroad property, consisting of right-of-way from the Southern Pacific track to the Inter section with tho right-of-way of the municipal line. Also the tie and railroad iron, tho bridge across Rogue river and the locomotive No. 1. Tho price agreed upon was $TSiO, payable as title Is perfected, tho deed and bill of sale living placed In es crow. Tho engineer was Instructed to communicate with the brldgo com panies nnd make a rail for bids for repairing tho present trestle ncros.t Rogue river and the building of a bridge and also for a bridge across Allen creek and nnother across the Applegate river. It Is expected that I I PLAY HERE 17 NOVEMBER Wonderful Blood Remedy Thai Works m the Tissues PORTLAND'S OPPORTUNITY SOLDIER NEAR COLLAPSE (Continued from Page 1) nplltt PORTLAND TELEGRAM is much concerned over the fact that Portland cannot sec the world's baseball champions on their tour of the world. It says: Portland is snid to be the most generous natron of tho cmnn nn thn coast. It supports not one but two professional clubs. I'nder such cir cumstances why should it be left off the list? Who is at fault Will nut our baseball managers, who surely have lasgely profited by the came, take AtnAaA w-F" Portland doesn't get a game because it hasn't energy to go after it. The metropolis is so used to having overv thing dumped i" its lap, without taking a chance, that 'it is under the supposition that everything must come to it. including world champions. But there is no reason for alarm or excitement. Port land fans can see the world champions on Oregon soil, if they desire. All they have to do is to come to '.Medford tlie southern Pacific will be glad to run a special train for them at the game scheduled for Mcdftml, November 17. Portland expects the entire state to trot to it on all occasions. Turn about is fair play Portland now has an opportunity to reciprocate. For once, let Portland come to Medford. That the champions are to be seen in Bedford instead of Portland is a tribute to the superior enterprise of Med ford citizens. work can be cominonrod upon the league-). lirlilr-a nnrnu llti-ii.i fIvak I... Mi., triti ! of this month. Today teams are clearing tho brush on tlio last mile of the right-of-way this sldo of Wlldervllle. Nine tulles of grade Is now ready for tho Iron, It being radically completed to the Applegate, and next week a crew will mo vo across the river, grading the last mile, when tho city's unit of the road will be ready for Iron ami bridges. Fifty teams anil 75 men nro now on tho work, creating a dally pay roll of from $.150 to $100. That (lie world champion Iiiim bull plover will pin in Meilt'onl, Novoiu Iter 17, win nured loiluy when l. J. UtoMirtl, who Imi prlrd the 10ini ruin or bine gutmuilt'o, teeeixed t It following lelegiiini front Maiiugii CIihiIo A. t'ouiinkoj : Tiiinn Sloek Yards III., Oct. S. "IJ. .1. Ilrexnnl. Medronl, Or.. ".Mailed on agreement cleii!ii plllV vou Moudiiv, Xn ember I". '('MAS." A. COMISKKY." Tickets for the mime are being printed and coroe in Medford i expected to buy one, to help nlmu; the ciiuo. The jriuue wcium nu tin mciio ntuoiiut of tttlwitwitig lur the community. The two teams that will ho hete are the New Yotk tSinni- 'nil the t'hii .11,0 White Sox, ii-iufi'ii-fil li tin' iiio-t famou- plovers of both lnv Thi Very Latest Theory About How and Why the Blood is Disordered. j 'ibBBbbjC" t fSE3P'Wk,2Bl2?'lrMrt .T 8. S. S. McanN lnro IIIikmI Which Insures I.ontf l.lfo and Hcnllh. Tho THOUSANDS WAIT irrpnt exerrth In Chemistry nnd VhysloU'Ky not ilrolnru wlmi Ins nil Iihk lu cmitottilc't ly llm i.lli l'il 'nlt'r tbat llm KPrnui ef !! mm tilsordcni llml loiliMttunt III tin) liitvrsllcin uf tlio lis. MICK. And brrt'ln i vlirro It. H. It. Knet to work mplill)-, i fti'iily ami with von ilurfully tint lien llo tt'oiilts. Tills tAtni'lis MiHhl lirl(lr eotiliiliirt inrilloliml -'niMiiiiiiH Junt n vltul iiik! l-i-rntliil to lu-nllhy IiIihxI iih Ilia inilrllHu rlfllHMItn of uhrAt, rixml Lirnf, nml 'it In mill (lie nuipirii that limKo up our dully rnttnii. As n mnttrr of rnct tlirm It one Immv illrtil In M H H. wlil It rcrvet llm ni-tlvt' eiirixwu tif ktliiiulitlliiK wii'li flliilr i-irt pf tlio Inxly to llm binllhy nnd Jiiillrlmin crli-ctlnii nf in own 'Mitltl iiiitrlinriit Tlml U wliy It regxiirrHlps Hie ldHl sup 4y; hy II tins null a Ui'iitcn...un in IliiiiK'ii III venHmliiK rirma, rusli, plm I'ka. und ull Mn amialuiu, And lit rrKxtirralliiir tb" tUnuea II. II. II. li i u inplil unit iitlvn nntliliitnl unYi'C tlill ltd Ihiimi IrrltntlHK lllllllKlirna llist i Him) rliiuiinilliiiii, miri) Itinxtt, wruk i'K, Iiikh of wcIkIiI) IIiIii ili fliiokH, uihI C It WI'ltrllllMM tlf lllllt'ln I'll. I IKtVri Hint U Koii' i :illy !'! riiticotl, by all nurfuvm Willi pulmilied I'I'Hht, (lei n lxittlo or l, it, n, at any drmc store, iiihI In a frw i1h ymi will mil mil I il Prlitlil, unit uiicruiilU', but uu ft III to llio plvturo uf Hi) iv IKo. M. H K N prnwired only In tlio Inborn tnry of llm Hunt MHt-iri C-. JOI HwKt lll.lk, Alliiiilu, ll.i. Wlin iixt I iilit lii u wry rniili'iit MhIIimI DeiwrtniiMit, wlmrft all wliu iau niiy MimI iUxiiiIit ( it ntub tiorn luiluru may wiltu (rroly fur iullnv It II. li. id auKl cvi;i)licro tiy all drun slnrr, llcHMrt) of nil HltPIIIiit to frll yntl suiutlini: "Jut us uuotl." lnslil ui-jii III. U. U. (Continued from Cage 1) INSTALL PURDN manager and secretary, testified yes tcraar tnat no received many con tributions to tho candidate's cam paign, deposited some of them to his own account, fallod to keep an ac curate list of thorn because ho did not know tbo law on tho subject and finally fixed up an account from memory, which Sulzer signed with out examining it. Ho admitted, too, that ho used Eoino campaign contrlbutfons for oth er than campaign purposes, though always In Sulzer's interest, and that ho himself signed Sulzer's name to a lottcr to tho Mutual Alliance Trust company, purporting to authorize the secretary to draw and deposit money for tho governor. Secretary Tukes Illume In short, insofar as ho could, he tpok tho entire blamo for all tho offenses and Irregularities of which Sulzer ft accused. Ho acknowlodgo that, though an unnniuraiizeu utissian, no was pro moted from tho post of secretary to tho governor to- tho head of tho state hospital commission's deporta tion bureau. Under cross examination today Snrccky was forced into further somewhat damaging admissions. Ho was still a good wltnoss for tho de fense to tho extent of sticking to his story that lie, and not tho governor, should bo blamed for any careless ness or mlfconduct in tho handing of Sulzer's campaign money, but it was gonorally considorod doubtful if tho court would accopt as truo his asbor WORD'S MAYO II RICHARDSON Tlio city council nt its regular meeting Tuesday nilit inducted M. Timlin, appointed mi ceo. or to the Into W. W. Kifort, into the mayor alty clml r, mifl then held the longoht wintletl session in tho history of tlio body without accomplishing nnylhiiig more important than allow ing n big batch o monthly bills. Chief of Police llittson'.s nuto re pair bill of ."fOti.fiO, nml the granting of $12 nnd .?3.j water rent rebate to Hales Ilros. nnd the Oaniet-Corey company liirnidieii too eliiot nrgu mont. Tho finance committee rec ommended that thenc be granted. Tho council was of the opinion that grunting rebates to two would mean more reipientH from thu sumo, and held up the rcquestK for further eon fcidoraiion. The finance ennuniitoo explained thnt they hnd decided to honor the chicFri repair bills with the under stiinding that the city would dispense with nn auto for tho police in the future nnd resort to the tn.in in c,w of emergeney. An ordinance npproving of tin paving of Dakota moiiiie wat. pas-ed. .Salaries for oitv employex anil tin council woro npproved und MunuM-. ordered for haine. A petition for the reopening oi Third street wns referred to coin- SPEAKS TONIGHT A large crowd greeted Tom Ilieh nrdson nt Ashland Tue-dny nml af ter his nddrosi, u delegation of fifty was selected to meet nt Medford oil Wcdnoxlny, October LI, to confer with other delegations from Koguo River vnlloy to plan for the adver tisement of the valley nt the time of tho Pnnnmn exposition nml to ne efforts for ohtniniii" favorable rail rond rules ijnd Mop-over privilege in tho Itoguo Ither valley. yr. Riclinrdson nddrossos the high and grade schools today and i mi. uumirrow. ioni"ni iivorv ono i in vited to henr him nt the high school auditorium room nt 8 o'clock. ilic regular monthly meeting of the Commercial club will be held nt 7:.10 o'clock, nfter which they will adjourn to (he high school. .Men and women nro requested to attend and u large ntteiidniico i earnestly desired. bat today, Itigler on the liases ami Kgnn und Klein in the mil field. i alter Johnston, the Washington twirler, was presented with an auto mobile just before the game started for being the most valuable nhiver in tlu American Iciilmic. .vi i :.iii o eiocK me siamis were filling rapidly und (he blettehers were packed, ltender wanned up on the sidelines and was cheered by the Philadelphia fans. Siiotlgrjus AKo Irfiino Merkle appeared on the grounds limpiitu budlv with his ankle hati dnged. Snorignis practiced nt first, but he appeared lame. Willse re lieved him later, hut McOntw seem ed undecided ns to who u.nilil piny the jMisition. Meyers bwt it fiticr nail yesterday mid McLean eatilit toria.v'.s game for the fliaiits. It was not heliovcri the crowri wotilri exceed IIO.OOI). Malhewwui, Tcsreau nnri Detimrm,' wnnneil up for the (Jiiints nod Mender, llrowu and Plank for the Athletics. Presbyterian Church Social The Presbyterian church will hold a free social on Friday evening, Oc tober 0, beginning at 8 o'clock, in honor of those uh came into the church during this rpiarter, und for the young people. All the members of the church and congregation and nil interested in the church nro re quested to come to this social. The program is iiuiipte nml will be pro vided by some of Iho young men. It is hoped that every one will be present. Legal blanks tot sale at the Mall Trlbuno offlrn, tf HYOMEI SO T HE mitioo nf Mm ulwiht uIiiMi i-ill nmnl tton that his employer knew nothing Thursday uigU for final notion, of any of tho remnrkablo things the - witness acknowledged. Destroyed All Kvlricuco Ho had destroyed all the campaign records of receipts and expenditures. Sarocky snid, as well as all cancelled cheeks and stubs connected with tho cni.0, Ho romomborcd receiving largo contributions from browors and li quor interests but could not explain why only ono of them was included Jn Sulzor'a campaign account. Ho could not glvo a single reason why Jacob Schl.'f's $10,000 contribution to Sulzer's campaign fund was not accounted for. Modifying his provlous statement that ho did not kiiow tho law con cerning tho accounting Tor campaign contributions, ho admitted, too, that ho was familiar with thu corrupt practices act STAMPING WRECKEDINOME CITY IPURIFIES, HEALS CATARRH ILLS Manager Stalllngs says that tho Hoston Nationals have paid out more money for now players this year than any other club in the major leagues. TltlNIDM). Colo. Oct s Mill tinmen, ilcutlrcri as sheriffs wire pa trolling tbo tuliti'S colouey nt Lud low today as a result of esterday's pistol and rlflo battle between depu ties and strike sympathisers. Tbo guard sltnt during tlio right will re cover but fresh trouble was feared momentarily. Feeling was grnului; tenser today throughout tin eittln Southern Colorado mining region IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness It Would Itrlug In .Mi'tlfortl Homes Hard to do housework with nu ach ing back. Itrlngs you hours of tnUory nt lei sure or at work. If women only know tho onuso thnt llackacho pains often comn from weak kidneys, 'Twotild save much necdlesi woe Donn's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, Head what a Medford citizen says Mrs. Mary Wlnterhalder. liMr W Jarkson St.. Modforri, Ore. sas- "I used Donn's Kidney Pills with hi tic flclal results when suffering from Kidney trouble nnd I know of nt'iiT persons who liavo taken them with success. Since I used Donn's ICIdiiev Pills about a year ago, I have not had tlio least trouble from my klduos This remedy deserves my hearty en dorsomonl." "When Your Hack Is I.ame -lie- member tho N'amo." Don't simply nsk for a kidney remedy ask dis tinctly for Doan'M Kidney PUP, the ennio that Mrs Wlnterhalder had tho remedy backed by homo testi mony, fide nil stores. Foster-.MI'- liurn Co,, Props , liuffaln, .V. Y. When you tire of rough, strong, high- proof whiskey try the new Cyrus Noble. pure, mild ami mature (V. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon John A. Perl Undertaker I.ady Assistant. 2H h. iiAitriiirrr rhoncs M. 17 and I7-J-3 Amlnilnnro Horvlro I l'inl y rWoner HSI SEND FOR THIS CATALOG 1 f 'fl if'Mlwfi. i ? .v J -i t x T It. H tilaBRfT'tln.. CdM ' '' ' fit' it. J v 1 Mkmmijp I'nf.ii.t. i t i, iii v -A i x HlW .i ilr. wl i I, tr '. i "V rV I f 'J oAVi ""'"y i--i'ii si i" " ! WAjlilI 2 1i Ca-.risin rroat liuots, la LLA! J: S' 1 . . i iir . . . 5.00 up l i , r,L if 1 i i u. Crftmu Xdtcrter lluors, ' ? ' , , 9 NTO ' h-Htf alsr r,r Vtni.r neor. 3.7B ; , .,7 M '5?ji n lusHo Wlnilow Trnu . . .CO ft I I f I U ' L'Wlliwie (P Ilvnirntow Oiincnt mt Hush, ; , , i I? I 7' i." " w; MeUlctno Cljlrt, ballt-ln I i I h i i 9 '"Min'-rXS ''I " !. rj; .'Jit I , i "tu.l'J i.via inlrrur . . 0 to hl'hff I li ' v.; i ,ir i rm Hi l.. II L ".) . Dti.i;ii' to t, i. a ni ' 4K22 8 T&T Ak for Cslaloc W. Tito l'fc"''?Hfl r- When you havo that chokod and stuffed up feeling in tho morning, crubts in the nose, raising of mucus, droppings In tbo throat nnd offensive breath, you aro affected with catarrh. I Immediate stops should bo taken to (stop the disease or it will 'become NOMR, Alaska, Oct. S. Somo pro-J chronic and serious, gross was mode today on tho task of Hy all monns use Hyomci. Meno re-constructing tho wrecked city of refunded by Chas. Strang if not sat- Nomo. Tbo scarcity of implies, how-1 1st led. It Is a medicated air treat- ovor, will prevent any great im provement in tho situation until ro llcf nrrlvos from the outside. In ro sponso to his appeal for ad, Mayor Jones had already received assur ances thnt everything needed would bo sent at once. Many citizens who lost everything In tho storm which destroyed fully half tho town, will leave as soon ns possible. mont that does not drug and de range tho htomnch, but is breathed In through tho llyomol inhaler that conies with every ?1.00 outfit. It effectively destroys tho catarrh germs and quickly soothes and heals tho Ir ritated mucous membrane of tho noso and throat. Get a complete outfit now and bo cured of catarrh, PAGE THEATRE Friday, Oct. 1 0 ii 'Drama! i.crt from Harold Bell Wright'n Groat Novol The Shepherd of the Hills" "THE MOST POPULAR AMERICAN BOOK MADE INTO THE MOST POPULAR AMER- ICANPLAY." Prices50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50. Tickets on Sale Thursday A Bplendid story of life in tho Ozark Mountains in Missouri, full of' human in.torost, with an influenco that is wholesome and helpful. . Jf I 4 t &JJ.JiJ .