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Mall, Tho Moilford Tribune, The Houth
ern Oregonlnn. Tho Anhlnmi Tribune.
Office Mall Tribune llulldlnc, 35-J7.28
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Official I'ancr of tho Cltr of Mnlfonl.
Official Taper of Jncknon County.
QlCOnan 1'UTNAM. Editor nnd Mnnrer
WOMAN
CRAZED
JEALOUSY
IS
10 KILL SELF
CliOVW PHLVCE
s OPPOSES KJISJSR
linterml ns Krroml-clnm inaltrr nt
dtedfonl. Orecon, under tho act of
March 3, 1879,
SOBSCEirTIOIf BATES.
One rear, by mall. . , , 1&.00
Ono month, by mall.. . . .50
Tor. month, delivered by carrier In
Meilfont, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point -. -. .BO
fl.iturday only, by mall, per year... 5 00
Weekly, per year..--.-. -.. . 1.84
! BWORlt CIRCULATION.
Unity average for elaven months end
Injt November 30, 1911, I'M
The Mall Tribune la on 'Kale at the
Terry Kown Stand, San lrnnclco.
Portland Hotel New a Stand. Portland
Portland Xotvs Co.. lVrtland. Ore
W. O. Whitney, Beattle. Waah.
rail LtateA VTIr Unlttd Traa
Dlipatchti.
MCOrOBD, ORXOOK.
Metropolla of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, nnd tho fastest
Krnnln? city In Oregon.
Population O. S. census 1910 SS40;
estimated. 1911 10.000.
Mvo hunderd thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed. Riving finest
supply pure mountain wnicr, ana li.J
miles of streets paved.
Postofflco receipts for year cndlnc
November 30, 1911, show Increase, of 19
per cent.
Itanner fruit city In Oregon Homie
Illvcr Spltscnberg apples won nweep
atakca prlio and title of
"Apple Xing' or th World"
nt the National Apple Khow, Spokane,
1909, and a car of New'owns won
Xtrst Prlio In 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. D. C.
rirat Irii In 1911
At Spokane National Applo Show won
by carload lot of Ncwtowns.
Hocuo Illvcr penrs hrotight highest
prices In all markets of the, uorld dur
ing tho past six jenr.
OAKLAND. Cnl., Oct. 2o. - Croretl
with jwiloiwv over tho nllcpetl ntton-
tions paiil to nnother womim ly her
luislmiul, ntul still grieving over the
death of her mother two years ngo,
Mrs. Millio Drown ftred two shots
nt her heart yesterday morning in
nn unsuccessful attempt to kill her
self, nnd then n few niimtle Inter
shot her ltubnnil, Archer C. Drown,
twice through tho head, killing him
instantly.
Twelve hour later Mr. Drown at
tempted to kill Mrs. Mario Miller,
liousekccncr for Dr. Henry M. Fine,
in tho kitchen of tho 1'ino home,
placing her rcvohcr ngnnut Mr
Miller's hack as she stooped to look
at nn oven, but forgetting to release
tho trigger lock of tho weapon. Then
sho fled.
At 11:30 o'clock Inst night sho in
formed W. H. Drown, brother of her
husband, nnd a lawyer of San Frnn
eiseo, of the tragedy. The woman
led drown to tho home of tho couple
nnd showed tho dead body of her
husband. A physician was sum
moned and tho police notified. Mrs.
Drown wn placed under arrest early
today. She is now in a cell in tho
Oakland city prison, raying incoherently.
II BflLBBUsW
CROWN PRINCE OFGCRMANY
FIRST WEEK'S REVIVAL
Tho close of tho first week of the
revival services at tho Christian
church shows remarkable iucrcaso of
interest nnd several additions. Tho
choir is increasing in sizo and arc
rendering somo excellent music. Miss
Egbert's solos are also very enjoy
able. M. Putnam is proving nn unnsn
nlly interesting speaker, nnd while
ho docs not almso or scold, he
preaches straight, practical religion
as ho sees in tho Bible.
Sunday will bo a big day at tho
meeting. Tho morning topic nt 11
o'clock is "Tho Proof of His Love";
evening' subject, "Tho Grand Old
Ark." Song service begins nt 2:30
nnd you' nro cordially invited. .
MEXICAN MEDDLING
NOT TO BE TOLERATED
The German Crown Prince recent!,
wnito to lmporl.il Chancellor von lletti
mnnu-IIollweg protesting nsitlnst ht
mission lielnR given to Prince KmcM
August of Cumberland, husband of the
Crown Prince's sMer, to occupy the
throne of llrtiusukk without cxprei
renunciation of pietmislons to the Mau
over throne.
ADVERTISINGICAMPAIGN,1
M' j r ' T iMi m&
!l BY COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEXICAN REBELS NOW
PROP OF PRESIDENT WILSON
XOOAI.ES, Oct. St. A report
from Hcrmoslla today Indicated that
tho Washington government Is pre
paring to negotlnto with General
Vcnustano Carranza, tho leader of
tho constitutionalists In tho north
through a special envor to bo ap
pointed br President Wilson.
It was said Carranza already had
wired instructions for preparations
of quarters to bo occupied by tho
special representative. This tends to
confirm tho reports that tho United
States is preparing to rccognlzo tho
revolutionists as a factor In tho at
tempt to bring about a reign of peaco
Tho envoy, It is reported, will un
dertake duties similar to thoso Im
posed on John LInd, tho president's
special roprcsentatlvo now at Vera
Cruz.
WASHINGTON', Oct. St. Tho
United States government is prepar
ing to notify the nations or tlio world
generally that any Interference in
Mexican affair will bo regarded as
unfriendly to this government.
President Wilson and Secretary
Dryan and Consul General Bass
Mooro of the stato department, havo
exchanged ideas on what tho procla
mation to tho world should express.
It wilt bo communicated to tho for
eign governments In lino with tho
policy established earlier of keeping
other nations Informed of every step
lukcn in handling tbo Mexican situa
tion. Tho proclamation will also servo, it
Is understood, as an explicit definit
ion of tho policy of tho United States,
reiterating tho princlplo that recog
nition can only bo given to govern
ments on this hemisphere founded on
law and ordor. It Is practically decid
ed to hold tho proclamation In abey
ance until after the elections In Mex
ico next Sunday.
Orrine for Drink Habit
TKV IT AT OUIC EXPKXSn
Wo arc in earnest when wo ask
you to give OltltlNE a trial. You
havo nothing to risk and every
thing to gain for your money will
bp returned if after a trial you fail
to get results from OIUUNK. This
offer gives tho wives and mothers
of thoso who drink to excess an op
portunity to try tho OltKlNE treat
ment. It Is a very slmplo treatment,
c,an bo given In tho homo without
publicity or loss of tlmo from bus
iness, and at a small price.
ORUINE is prepared in two ferms:
No, 1, secret treatment, a powder;
ORRINE No. S, in pill form, for
thoso who desiro to take voluntary
treatment. Costs only 1.00 a box.
Como in and talk over tho matter
with us. Ask for booklet, h. I).
Hasklns, druggist. adv.
At a meeting of tho directors of
tho Commercial club Friday night,
steps were tnken towards the further
advertising of tho Roguo rher vnlloy
throughout tho world. It was de
cided to Insert a two column ad In
tho Chicago Trlbuno for November
20, nn Istsuo which will bo, devoted
to the districts having exhibits at tho
Laud Show. It was also decided to
havo two dozens sets of Roguo rher
resources and scenes made for two
by a Travologuo association, operat
ing In tho principal cities and coun
tries. Tho regular monthly bills
wero audited and allowed, and a
number of lcters asking for applo
contributions to church affairs re
ceived from all parts of tho land.
WAUSAU. Wis.. Oct. SI. Wau
sau Is entertaining for two days the
annual meeting of tho Central Wis
consin Teachers' association, which
was organized nt a meeting held nt
Stevens Point last Juno.
g Theatre
FACTORY GIRLS LEAP
ABLAZE FROM WINDOWS
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21. A gas oven
ou tho top floor of a falx story factory
building on Canal street exploded to
day lining four, threo of them wom
en, Moro than n score wero injured
und burned In tho flro that followed.
A searchlight played on tho ruins to
night whilo tho firemen sought for
moro bodies. About 200 wero em
ployed in tho building. Tho cscupo
of many of tho trapped workors was
with clothing ablaze as they climbed
out through tho flaino swept windows
to tho flro escapes and dropped to
tho sidewalks. Spectators beat out
tho flames with clothing.
HEW I'HAXCIS SCIIiaTTKH,
FIRST AERIAL SQUADRON
FLIES AT SAN JOSE, CAL.
SAN DIEOO, Oct, 21. Tho first
aorlal squadron over seen hero and
porhaps tho first wltnessod In Amer
ica was tho epectaclo beheld at North
Island today, when s:x qualified mili
tary aviators rose from tho nreo
dromo within n fow minutes of each
other and flow for a short timo at an
Hltitudo of a thousand feet. The rour
of the six miotors could bo heard for
tulles. The aircraft descended with
put attempting nny fleet munouvers.
.Minister Kctrnili-Iny IniptNt Church
IiK'orjHiralI,
AH sickness cured by prayer, no
matter how long
you havo been sick.
Tho sick Journey
for thoiisandH of
miles to sco Rev.
Schlatter, to bo
cured. Mrs. Min
nie White sido
cured of doubly
rupturo; Mrs. Hubbard, cured of tu
mor; Albert Williams, speechless 15
years, cured; Mrs. Samuel Waggner,
cured of cancer In breast; Mm. 8. A.
Eastman, deaf 20 years, cured; Mrs.
Wobber cured of epileptic fits of 10
years stundluK; John Wulkor, blind,
cured; Mrs. Hums for IS years par
alyzed, cured. Don't remain sick.
Como now, 720 Washington St., Oak
land, Cai. (Adv.)
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Tonight nnd Saturday,
7 1 M.
"WHEN WOMEN GO OX THE
WAHIMTH"
Special feature In two parts, feat
uring Flora Finch, EUffragcttlst, and
others. Vltagraph comedy
"LAW AND HIS" SON"
.Dlograph
"WINNING HIS WIFE"
Lubln
HAKKINS & IIAHKI.VS, Music
Ceining: Christy MalhewMiu In
I'ntlio Weekly No. -I5, Sunday night,
7:00 oMoi-k.
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served, liquid optimism.
In aroma-tlght cans 1-lb.,
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While the Starlight
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Two-Reel S. & A. Font tiro
INFLUENCE OF THE UNKNOWN
Edison Comedy
THE ISLANII OF I'EKVEIt.SITY
Illograpti
Admission & and 10 cents.
Afternoons and Evenings.
Winter Is Here The Time
to Take
The Wonder
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Herbs
For All Ailments
World's Famous
Chinese Doctor
295 Second St., Ashland, Or.
T. Foo Wah Herb Co.
Office Hours, 9 A. M. to 8
P.'M, Every Day
Page Theatre
Well Heated ami Void Mated
TONIGHT
3
Big Vaudeville
Acts
3
SEARS AND D'ARVIGNE
High-Class Singing Act in Popular and
Operatic Songs
" ' BILLY BACKUS
The Blaclcface Cut-Up. A sure cure for blues.
THE BANCROFTS
In a one-act playlet entitled 'The Squire's Decision'
replete with old No wlOngland humor
BISON
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Two Part Feature
THE GUERILLA MENACE
Civil "War Drama
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Two Other Splendid Photo Plays
d.
Admission 10, 15 and 20c
)oors opeii? p. in. Change of program each nighf
Star Theatre
TODAY
VAUDEVILLE
Doolittle&Steele
ELECTRICAL MUSIC ACT
A High-Class Comedy Act ,-i Dig Novelty.
"WALL OF MONEY"
Two-Reel Society Drama, a sure feature
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"13 AT TABLE"
Farce Comedy
WOOLWORTH and WOOLWORTH
JJest of .Music
Always 10c
Coming Tomorrow
BOBBIE ROBBINS AND COMPANY
Jn High-Class Vaudeville.
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