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Newspaper Page Textr vKm Form MEDFOttfl MATT! TRlTttOT. MflnFOttD. ORKOOX, TTrXlUY, OCTOIU'lR 21. IMH. MEDFORD MArlL TRIBUNE - . . m'1 -- L AN INDHl'BNOKNT NBWSl'AT'BIC PUM.IHIIRP 15VUUY AKTllHlWON ICXCUI'T HfNPAT nv THIS MnorOllU I'HINTINCI CO. The rjcimwrnllc Tlnl. Tho Mclront Mull, The Mcttfnnt Tribune. Tlio Houtli orn Orrfffontmi. The Ashland Tribune. . OMon Mell Tribune MulMlntt. SS-2T-S9 Kortli Kir ntrrtt, tclcplrbro 75. Official Taper of Uio Citv of Meilford. urnclnl IMper of JncUwen Count) OnoKOlS I'UTNAM. Kd'tor nnd MntHKr i Kntorcl n Mceewl-olass matter nt JArsUnrn. OiTRon, umltr tlio act of Mardli J. H7 nunscinrricm hatch. Ons year, by limit rtttit ivanlta. I t'lllll ... . .ts.oo .so Per munCh,. dllvixt !v crrrl-r In Al"ilftirrt, Jsoksouvlllo and Cen tral Point - ffmtiritay only. ! mall, per ynr. Weekly. r r )'tr ... . -- .50 : 1.K1 I CUICAC.O, Oct. 21. Chlcngo suf fragists wore Jubilant today over a victory In their first big fight In Illinois as n roanlt ot yesterday's Biioclnl election in the Fifth judicial district. The lnfluonco of the wom en accomplished tho defeat of Judge Leslie rntcrbangh. tho republican candidate for the state supromo court bench. "The result of the election saved tho woman suffrage law," said Mrs. Sherman llooth today. "Wo learned that tho supromo court was tied 3 to ' on the constitutionality nt the law. Wo fnvored Jndgo Shay for the supremo bench. Ho Is a progros slve. However, most of z wanted to sdo Putorbaugh beaten. Charles' CralR, n democrat, was elected. 'Women wero not allowod to vote but many women leaders took nn active part In the campaign." EPISCOPALI NUW YOIIK, Oct. 21. Though tho names had not been definitely announced, it was understood today that tho fol'owlng new bishops had been chosen nt tho Hplscopal church convention here: Tho Itov. Hugh llurleson, bishop of South Dakota. Tho Itov. .Mllo Gates, bishop of Cuba. The Ilev. Fred Howdon, bishop of New Mexico. Tho ltev. W. D. Capers, bishop of Spoknno. Tho ltev. Chnrloa Colmore, bishop of Porto Hlco. Tho ltev. W. 1). Capers was for merly In charge of the Columbia, Ten n , Institute. OF NUW YOltK, Oct. 21. Tho O. H'. V. Ilelmout homo hero was filled to overflowing today at a reception in honor of Mrs. Kmmolluo Paul. hurst, tho Kngllhh Niiffragetto loader. "When 1 reach Washington." said Mrs. Pankhurst, "I shall call on the president only if Invited. 1 shall esteem It nn honor to see .Mr. Wilson, of course, but I shall not visit the white house unloss asked to do so." Mrs. Pankhurst will address n Btiffragotto mass meeting tonight. RITCHIE PLAYS GOLF AS WAY OF TRAINING XKW YORK', Oet. 21.-l'J.ving pill' to gel into condition i'or his inulrll on Ootolior '20 with Leneh Ciokk, u new form of traiuiin; mlojit fil liere by Willie Ritchie, lightweight tliumpiou of tho world. Ritchie HpondB sevuml hour il.iily on the I'llUh. Colviu House Remodelled About thirty years ngo two nion, WUUnm r'ulvig and Hnmuol Mathls, built 'a house on the bunk of tho Itogua just nhovo Illrdsoje crueK and tlmt house him aono service ovrtr tdtuo. A ye;.! oi so ago IVUz ICIh mnii ilnd lfo took possession of thin farm nnd moved In the house, und it Is now their home. Thin nummer they rnncludod to have It hotter home, nnd they cumo to this city nnd bought tho lumber to remodel tho old houso und tho imm who sold tlioni the lumber was oiiq of tho muu who built the house oO yours Iiuforo. Mr. Mnthls is our lumbor merchant Whllo Judgo Colvlg Is tin honored rosldont of Medford. When tho foundation wus unrov erod It wus found to bo made of logs nnd thoKo logs aro.-Just as solid to day jib tho day thehpuso was built. Tho house is now complotcd and Is it'by electricity throughout. ltoguo Hlver Argus. UN D ILLINOIS IE w s Rffi ANS SULZER'S IMPEACHMENT GOVERNOR SULZNK was impeached, not lor his .sins, hut because ho interfered with Chsis. F. iUurpln's graft and refused to permit tho continued looting of t hi st ate hy Tammany. Sulzer was not perfect. His record was anything hut ideal. Hut his proven sins wore committed he I ore ho he eamo gov ernor. lie was guilty of speculating with cam-i ids, a Tammany custom, hut not guilty, as his' n;ii-u" fUlll accusers wore, ot stealing state inutis. Sulzer has a great deal of the demagogue about him. He was very vulnerable heuee he was put forth by Mur phy for governor, under knowledge that if he did not deliver the, goods he eould be ruined. 'Pannuany seldom nominates a man that eannot he eon trolled. Some eminently respectable peisonngo of unim peaehable personal integrity and no initiative is usually selected someone who is so swelled up with the honor that he lets 'Pannuany do the work and 'Pannuany does it. "When eonditions foree other nominations. 'Pannuany puts forth men in their power, like Sulzer and they seldom peep. If Sulzer had been fundamentally dishonest he would have ohevert orders and retired rieh and perhaps respect able. Hut along with his ran more than a thread of serve the state. In impeaching Sulzer. Murphy has brought on the deluge that will sweep 'Pannuany to destruction. It has awakened the drowsy people of the Kinpire state to the knowledge that their government is the most corrupt in the world and Tammany is to blame. The people realize that no matter how bad Sulzer is Murphy is infinitely worse. Sulzer has a livelv future , Uiat lliaiiy U Hotter Uiail UaS Tannnanv. and so. reirardless the good will of the people. BUREAUCRACY REBUKED KLKASKI) from detention at Kllis fsland of Mis. tnkhui-st, the militant ap)lauded as a deserved rebuke to hurcaucraey. I with a trim ami nim,. iihiiki Inunigration officials, along with many other public jflK"re officials, take themselves too seriously in promulgating, edicts regulating the public welfare. They lack humor, APTI1C DI-M Anlfl and common sense when they sagely anil ponderously de-tf(j J J y ULlYlnnU dare jUrs. I'ankhurst guilty ot moral turpitude, and oar her from a brief lecturing tour in the United States. No matter whether we approve of the course pursued by the English suffragettes or not, the disapproval by a few offieials is not ground for detaining their leader at Ellis Island, especially when she comes on a peaceable mission, leaving her bombs and torch at home. A few months ago the same officials refused to let for mer President Castro of Venezuela land, and detained him without justifiable cause until the federal court onlered . . , ' rm ii i r i. ,f .i his release. 'Lhese uncalled-tor detentions are making a hiughing stock of our boasted -tn aiiimiiisirariou aviucii peniius sucu inircaucracy eould not be called democratic and the release ordered by Washington shows that we are not yet ready to Itussian're America and abandon our claim to be the land of the free. Scientists Write Appreciation of Hospitality Shown by Medford I'rof. O'Gara has received the fol lowing letters from scientists who re cently visited Medford and Crator Lake: Dr. Carl Schrotor,' who Is profes sor of Uotany at the University of Zurich. Switzerland, and Is considered tho greatest world's authority In his special line, writes ns follews: My dear O'Gara The International Phytogeogrnphlc excursion Is nearing Its end, and It has been a groat success, particu larly the Medford and Crater Lake purl of it. Wo onjoyod the Yosemlto very much, h dull rod tho big trees, stud- led tho chapparal at Mt. Tamalpuls, we're dellghtod by the sconery and the flora of Southern California, spent four most Interesting days In the Arizona desert as guests of the Desert Laboiatory and were over whelmed by the grandeur or the stu pendous Grand Can) on. Hut thu most attractive result of our trip Is the acquaintance, or but ter, the friendship of so many excel lent men we met on our excursla. And among those you aro In Uio first mnk. Kg the organizer and the soul of tho unforgettable days nt Medford, this eldorudo of Amorlcun hospital ity, of American energy and acudem lo orudltlon. I beg you to accept once mora any warmest thanks for your part In tho Modfoid trip, for your 'guidance t" tho wondorful orchards, for tho pap ers you gave to us nnd for tho fine photographs, which will bo a treas ured botivenlr for us to remember tho sjiuputhetlu personality of our dear O'Gara. Kindly extend my pin core thanks to the Medford Commer cial club, the University el lib nnd ull thoso who by their energy made the visit to Medford and Crater Lake possible and tho greutest of any part of the excursion throughout tho Uultod States. I hope to be able at somo tlmo to render you similar courtesies should you visit Switzerland, SIncoroly yours, CARL SCMROTKR, Zurich, Switzerland. Dr. Ovo Paulsen who Is professor of botany In tho University of Copou- demagogy and his speculation honesty, an altruistic desire to before him and can do a work ...,,, ... i lailCU to accompUSil SIUMSU of part v or politics, will have suffragette leader, will be.iot twent pomide. ami .... i.. k stpiaro deal and fair plav. hagen, and was one of the members of the International Phytogoographlc excursion writes; My dear O'Gara: Ileforo leaving America I must ox tend to you my hearty thanks for the beautiful picture of Crater Lake and for your Interesting papers, which you so kindly gavo me. I will keep them ns n dear souvenir of a groat time the greatest of our trip in America. I shall never for got Medford and Crater Luke where I found hoauty, Intorest and tho greatest hospitality I ever met. I beg you to express my sincere thanks to your fellow hosts in Medford. With very kind wishes, I am Sincerely yours, (signed) OVK PAULSKX, Copenhagen, Denmark. With Medford tiao is Medford made. : - SUPERIOR SERVICE Diseriiiiiiiaiiu Preference to I QregonM So will you if you lake time to investigate. (Jet your information direct from ono of OL'k repreKentativeH. OrCgOnlJfC insures only losidents of ,-' ' " '. "Healthful Oregon" Therefore, gives superior " 1 results to Oregon policyholders. Best For Oregonians Home Office, Portland- Medford Offlco, AtU'le llulldlng A. Ii. .MILLS L. S.MI LL I'; K. O.MAN' President General Manager iCibldeut Agent MME. ALDA REDUCED 20 I POUNDS DY SWIMMING When Mine. Aids nprn sinner, mid w Onttl (.'Hisisn, uiAiinger of the Metni Piilllnn Ojxt.i lloiu- in Nw York, left for Kurnpe In the spring, she weighed too much tit suit hemtlf. Hut how could she reduce She nsked the smile question Out eery third woman nuks during the course of her life: In Ktirnx she found the answer, an answer which might have been given her nn any bsthtni beneh In the I'lilted States swimming. Ity swimming reculnrly and pi-rxlsteutly ever) d.i for about two month file The follow ii;;; (in1 .miiiou prnvs for fruit in tlern inurkiU Meudny: New Yotk. ThroiiL'li nuetioii i. enrw. ilet-idiioiis fnAl ; WlntM Nelt) i s,""',,"n,I UolvT f"1, J.'T lr MiMiiMiril $JJMI. haKett Lli; lwrro iliflltir $K7.,f ilMrna $lmV3. Iwn ears Orecoa twurx $.7' aad 5-l.an, 2 eri Wnrfhingtiw npnilen, .lonathiiu -J1.7S, WV-ijrrner f I..M. Stay. ninn -jl.SII, Roitw $1.1)1. California (luirgeuu 2.7(1, Winter Neli- .i:i, t'omiee hnhejt $2:2 Ujiy oar Ore .on H-ar, lhiw t.'l.'J". Clairgeau l.tW. Two rar Washington ap ples, .TonntlmnM $l.n:l, INhih '2.'M, On-goii Kiugr. 1.(W. Cnlitoriua ears steady uueliiiipei, t'uuiee J.(r. Xelim 1.(10 to jtt.7". One Wm-liingtoii Nilis f.'.ai, few Idaho Anion $2M. Chieaifo Through n notion -.'I (,o rmloH, .louathun extrnn Jl.tlli; fancy 1.70, nliok-e $1J7; Xew Orange win Um, 91.00, (Inui)'" Oolilen, iwtia fancy, $"J..'in, fmu-v &LIZ. Oano ex tra fanny -rl.10, funty $l.:ifl. hi)i Xi'lis f 1,(17, !l ear- Colorado .f-m.-i -than ?1.77, flinev l.."i(), ehoiee tkl. I.'l. Thru eiii-M Colorfolo .lolintlialm, ex tra, $1.(17, I'nuey -M.I3, choice fl.'.'li. Mixed ear Cidor.,lo VhienH, i lrni, -Sl.TS; fliniee lJj.'I. lien J).ni-Hxli-flH $.'i, eho o U.'n. All ord;-nurj- ulialiiv. Car I'jrjdlte ' pnr-, Howell'. .?-.-. Amj.mi -j-ZIIO, .Veil-. W.:i7. ' I.o Augelts Sevoj'ul ours IIhihI River Jonalhaim me now Iming' de livered Imre, wlinh ei'M hut l f. . h. for the siztn 17'. to 108. Till in loiiiialioi is eorrt hut of I'oerne the market has el, mi-d siuee llien. LOWER COST, uvers (Jive Insurance Company & I ULVk I V- ' I the beautiful i' oi rignor EASTERN MARKETS E AT The eccniiil iimiuitt H-iulliorn Ore t.on ns' euuliTcneo is to lie held ihe ,eiu ut Omuls t'lix, Oelolier it Suvcmtiur 12. It l espeetPil Hint li'iil H.Mitily-rtvo to ope hundred lmh will he in ulleiuUiuee f rm nil pnut-. In t)rc(iui Kniiili of Pniiii. The eiifetvnee is rllel li the late i mtiiftli'-i- f tltp Viiung .Men'- rlitisinii'iitiielHlkh nuil lmw it- delegates I'min Uyn' etuli, oinu ueil Sundikv eli(ini elnAnes nml the Iiiins' il)iirlnie.iU of Young .Mt'ti' I'luioliiiii Mxsueintion-. The confer. enee i prima rily for older litiys, nml nil delepites must u inunilQH yenr of ne nml over. I In nildituni t these eoHfereiiees ('inducted liv the boy llieiusele iiii'I'i will lie ut li'nvt llnee niiuvHm4 h "peitkeix f tmte nnd interest. II A. I'liniiduv of Medford is to gite the fMiimg mldri'ss mi Vfiugy ening, PetoWr .'It. on "The ('.lining Mn." ('. 11. l-hipp of l'orlJnn.l will Inlk to ii uin-s met'titii; of the liovx on Sun ilnv afternoon on "A Keii-iuinhle !Ser)iee." I?ev. S. II. Te of Orntile l'ns.s will tfive Hie eloaitig nddie-. "A Sumliiv evpniug. Other lenders wilt lie S. II. WliiMlen of I'ortlnnd, -l:it. peerelnry of thu Yming Men's thn linn nssoeiittion; Juitie- .Mnrltn mid Sum linker of (Irani 1'hs nml llnrr.v Tullle of Vnlnl iint. Ony 1-1. NVedhnm, etnle liov' vehrk were tsrr in Southern Oregmt. ids king the fiiiwl nrinngi-weol for the Mwfer enee nnd working up the ilclcgiitiun from the towns in this purl of the -lute. further iiift-rtii-iinxi in le iruril to tin- i'ii frn-Mi e mn lie lied li odiirr -ne.' lulu III Onuit- l'i, AIInnCTI'iE HAIR .Wvuijn iMiM-liiiiles I'ailsluii Snge Miik. Ilalr That N Hull, 1'ndi'il or Thin, AIiiiiiiI.iiii anil (.'loil. oiioly Kaillant livery girl and woman, too, wauls In If IwHUtttuI and attractive It's her MrthrluUt hut unsightly, or thin and characterless hair distro half the beauty of the must utlrnc (Jve fnco. If yosr hair is not fascinating. I tblnnlHg out. full of ilandrnrr, dry or If the scalp Itch and burin, begin at onre the use of ParlHlnu Huge. It will double the beauty ut (he Imlr, pool and Invlgnrale the aralp nnd the first application's removes the dand ruff. It Is th hair tonlo par excl lec, Mintnlnlng the proper ele ments to supply hair n ! and make the hair soft wa). luhtious and abundant. I'arlHlau Ha'" n mld by Chas HtrniiK in ' iont boitlos U pleaMtut nnd r fri IiIiik daintily pi-rf il tiled -li"! I her Kiea or stlckjr John A. Pei-1 Undertaker Lady Asstiitan:. sk s. HAUTLi:rr Plioiie M. 17 nml I7-.1-U Ainliolaioo Service Oepnly Coroner T. F. PRATT "The Healer1 has made the blind see, tho deal hear, tho lame wnlk, thu sick ifot well, l'lfleen years' of practical experience In treating chronic, illsensea. Consultntlon free. Lo cated at 315 X. Ilartlett St. Phono DD-iOI. Medford, Ore. popular hotel in the City,' Running diiuillcd ice water in each room. European Plan, a la Carte Cafe. Tariff on Rooms 12 roonn CO roomi 50 roomi .... 00 roomi wiili pilrtte liib $1.00 each 1,50 each 2.00 each 2.00 each 2.C0 each 50 room villi pnnle balli 30 f ultet, bedroom, par lor and bath 3.00 each For more than one guett add $1.00 extra to the above rate for each additional guest. Reduction by week or month. Manamintnt Chfltr IV. Kulliy nCTMra?T!rasTrarcE BOY CONFERENC GRANTS PASS V tr3iSPt? I Vli sWsWWjzgzf t Wt-riM1BBHI Si Hil!!!. Ilii'iP nnd moot Coffee A finger snap for what we'rt "going to dt;" it's doing it (hat counts. You want good, fine fresh coffee; what are you waiting for' It can't walk to your door. You know (ho name Schilling's He I II aroma-lighf cans. "Hollo" "M'S "I'loiiim send me n en SihllllliKH Meht Cotfi-e." ' All rlKht " ' tlood b of I Would Like to Soil My House P'JR South Oakdiile. eight rooms, large sloepliiK porch, biiNemeut and gnmge, fin mice and fire pine, large lot. 7SX175. Also a 27-apre tract of ry best nl Till fa laud. Hear creek bottom. Also n good t illicit or orchard team, weight nlNiut 27uO pounds. Hen mo for jirlie und lerms on nil) of thU propcitt. Geo. L. Treichler GIM CHUNG CHINA iii'itn steiii: Treso herlw ur a blood Ionic. A posllUe euro for I. Ivor, Lung. Heart. Kidney, SloniMili nnd Uowol troubles Cnrti Mularlu, Chills and IV.er and Itheiimatlsiu. A Kunranieod cure for PIIm No surglrnl operation re ipilred. Tr.STI.MOM.VUS I luiil stomai fi ironlilo for jenrs, I'liiislng iliopsliiil eoiidllloiis, Aftor taking eight doses of Dr. tain I hong's liiedlclno I aai telletteil of (ill troll- tile. MHS. It. M. itimittim. This Is to eerllfy that tllm Chung curinl me of the piles nfler 16 years' standing and ran recommend him to nuxiiiH nffllc'e with them O. M H.ilrymple. Chko, Ctl. Jtl S. front MllUOltlt. OUT. To the Ladies Permit mo to Inform you that I have rernlwd the latest stiles for Indies' tailoring, goun and l,tuiic nub as will he Horn during the win ter seasons and I feel that a 1lt to my establishment v provo uli-r-estlns: to voll. I ciliiritulco that the ehararter of worlinunslilp -All! be nil that you may desire. I devote my personal attention to each detail nnd Hur you of not nlono n (orrmt fit, but of u Hell flnldliod garment nnd one that en riles tlio lines that are suitable to your Individual lined. My long pxpnrlflnro nnd many wttls fled customers, give you ample nssur- unco Hint you will be suited In every particular. Soliciting your vnliKd pntronnge. Emma S- Myers M. I .V II. Illdg. Phone I.T7-II. Bittner's Real Estate & Employment Bureau For Sale Ono of tho best fruit ranches In the nllcy, fine modern Improve ments, u snap, come nnd sen. 1 Hi ncro stock much, with some stock, 20 ucroH In alfalfa, laud sub Irrigated, fairly good Improvements, close to new Intern rhnu inllroud. A bargain at $(1001). 1"0 neri) stock and dairy ranch, 00 acres In cultivation, 'jr ucroH un der IrrlguHon, UO noros In ulfnirn, entlro placo could bo Irrigated, I room houso, bam l!fix7r, I'rho Ui per ncro. Nice suburban homo ncrosH the harbor from Seattle, near government navy yard, fronting on the beach. What have you to tnulo for this? List your lunch for rent, with us. Wo have novo nil npplleuuts, Wo want iiioio listings of houses und rooms for rent. Wo hnvo a good cow to trado for good woik horse, will pay differ once, I'hiiployinoiil OIiIh und women for general house work, Onrpontur. Ranch hands. , Party to run boarding houso for crow. Housekeeper, MRS. EMMA BITTNER Res. Phono 10li.. Phono H5H, Opposite NunIi Hotel ItOOMH 0 and 7, VMM ULOOK. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT ISIS THEATRE Pliotophijis TiicmIh)' nnd Wednesday The Road to the Dawn t.ublu Hperlul In Uii Paits, I'onlin Ing Atthiir ,l(ihuson I'ATIIt: WKL'KI.V .NO. II Tin: iicitoiait xMiiiii: ii,ii' Comedy o.nu itiwr met Comedy llluittafi'it Hong IIV liltO.N'i; Mlllil.ljlt Extra Tomorrow i.iii: .v en wiu.nts Those ('l'-or (litu in Vniiilollln fleiiioon l!)enlngs No Vilwiueo In Pities STAR THEATER TODAY Webb 6 Webb flimsy Vaudeville, heller than Hie Average. The Beaten Path Three pari IValuiv. an ecel lt n't prodiic -lion. Travelogues Binks Elevates the Stage KaivoVoiiH'dy Tiie Mayar Cartoons Cnmt'ilv Woolworth & Woolworth Mimic. Coining Tomorrow Better Babies A piclnre evt-ry niolher should see. Always 10c I S Theatre Tuesihi) nml Wednesday Mghls T:oo p. M. ".IliWKLKH .SLIPPiniS" lleautlful Two Part Sollg, lilumnui! Kuiugglers "THU OITHIt" Pftthu Hceiilo "I.V AIIICU.l ITAI.V" Kceiile "A SATI'llllAV IIOLIOAY" lllograph Comedy "THU UNO OP" 'IIIK WOIILII" lllograph ('oiiiedy IIASKIN'S AND HAHICINS Piano, Traps, Drums, lUfects Uinry 'IVnlli Tlikel u Lucky Ilonblo n AND (lie Coming 'I'lniiMbiy .N'Jghi Only Kdlsoii Comedy, Two Heeler, KulUled "CAsri:" LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COLONIAL PLATS Thoroughly modern rooms renting from $8.00 to JjUJi.OO per month Biilhroom find Laundry Accommodations CJas and Hlecfrie, .Lights Avery I lung furnished lOxfopt Ants' 217 .Riverside Ho. Phone yOO-L' i A