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Newspaper Page TextranMotm IHedford Mail tkibunk AN INnnPISNDRNT NnWHI'APKU PUUMBIIKU IJVKIIT AKTKItNOON 1CXCI5IT BUNDAY HY TIIH MKDFOnu J'JUNTINO CU. Tli Momocratlo Times, Tlio Meilfont Mall, Tlio .Medfonl Tribune. The South rn OrcKOtilnn, Tlio Ashlnml Trluitno. Officii Mall Trlbuno Uillltllnr, SS-S7-3? North Kir street! telephone 76. OMIolM Taper of the City of MeiUont. Official Paper of Jnckson County. QlCOItOi: PUTNAM, Editor ami Mnnaircr Knteml na iiccoml-elnss matter at ylforc1, Oroffon, under the act of March , 18.9. BunncnirTioN rates. Ono year, bv mall .. .. ..-.-.IS.5d Ono month, by mall ... .60 Per month, delivered by carrier In Meitror.1, Jnckaonvllln anil Con- tral Point. - -JO Pntnnlay only, by mall, per year : eft Weekly, per year.-.. .. .- l.-i SWORN CIRCUX.ATION. Dally avrraifo for rlen month enU In November SO. 1911, lT-t 10 EXGURS1 10 i! Arrangement lmve been complet ed for the Iris rnlly of Southern Or egon commercial flub" and booster nl Grants I'us-t tomorrow (Thurs day). The Omuls Pa Commercial ejub has requested Hint tho Wtors come cnrlv. nu J hey Iirtve mnde elnb- ornte plans for their entertninment, includintr ntito ride", ete. A ppccinl trnin has been cngnpcil liy the Ineul club, lenvinc Medfonl nt 0:4," n. in. Itclurniiu: will reneh Aleiuord at 0:110, in time to allow the boosters In nllend the "Choctilnte Soldier' at the Pop1. This Irnln will also carry the elubs from Ashlnntl, Talent, Ceu- tral Point, Tolo, Oold Hill nnd Kogne Ilivcr. Oold Hill will send their band nt tho head of their delegation. Ashland hns guaranteed at least fifty. The fare is $." cents for the round trip half fare. The- ladies of the Greater Med ford chili are. planning to send a larce delegation, not only to attend thi booster meeting, bnt a meeting of the Federation of Women's club. All members nrc urged to attend, meet ing nt the depot at 0:10. The local committee urecs the pco plo of Medfonl to nit end thN meet ing. This town has often been ac cused of booptin" only for Med fori, nnd for whnt has- been called our sel fish interests. This is an opportun ity to demonstrate thnt the contrary is tme. All who have not purchased tiefc cls can secure them before train starts of the committee. Tho city council at its regular meeting last night decided to make Improvement! In the road to Sacred Heart hospital. Tho work will bo rushed to put It In shapo (or tho wlntnr weathor. Tbo council also decided to discon tinue tho practice of granting water rebates, and to charge tho rates provided by ordinance. Tho Mil of Hates brothers for a $12 rebato was refused, chiefly upon tbo ground of precedent. A conforenco will bo held noon with the California-Oregon Electric company to agree upon compliance with their franchise which provides for the payment of flvo per cent of tho earnings to tho city. The mat ter hits been hanging flro for orer a cr. Tlio session was short bolng do ited In darting by tho election, eevarnl councllmcn serving on tho board. IS. KNEUTZEN CLEARED BY JURY Mrs. Owney Knuetzon on trial In tho circuit court since Saturday, on a charge of mayhem, by which Mrs. l'hllo llllvens, was alleged to have sustained a broken arm was found not guilty by n Jury thU afternoon after two hours deliberations. Tho vordlct was a suprlso. Tho action grow out of a quarrel ovor an Irrigation ditch last Bummer. Uoth live in the Steamboat district, and It was alleged that Mr. Kuuct zon who is comparltlvoly young, throw Mrs. Ullvonu, who Is old and feublo, down, causing her to break her arm. Thoro was much contra diction In tho testimony. Tho case of It. Odlu charged with rape will bo called this afternoon. E CROWD ON MS A COUNCIL ITER REBATES ELECTION lection furnished u Tlll'j o - opinion to ho construed dent AN nson a administration State elections were hold and New doraov. All arc there heon any popular protest against tlio tariff hill or, any reaction duo to threatened nail tunes caused ly tlio now tariff, tho democratic tickets would have sjom dtn to defeat. Instead they wore victorious hy increased majorities. The defeat of Tammany gives almost universal satis faction. It is due principally to Sul'.er and indicates von plainly how tho people of New York regard the lat tor's impeachment. Whatever .Murphy's capacity as a grafter and oily hoss, ho was not equal to tho task of hossing t,,.o state, ("liven rope enough, he proceeded to hang himself. The adoption of the initiative, referendum, recall and direct' primary will smash Tammany just as it has every other political grafting machine. Tit Oregon a very light vote was polled. Laws much more important to tho people than tho election of any person to potty office wore at stake, yet -with tho personal element lacking, the people showed little interest in tho election. If anyone should he intorsted in higher educa tion, it should he tho public school teachers, yet. in Mdd ford not half a dozen took the trouble to vote, though tho schools wore closed. All tho reforondums sustained the legislature, except that on the sterilization bill defeated by appeals to silly sentimentalism. A hard campaign against tho bill was waged and none in its behalf, hence its defeat duo to misunderstanding a measure in advance of its time. The decisive vote in favor of tho university ought to end for all time the warfare waged on this meritorious institution. For the people of Oregon to have gone op record as opposed to higher the state a black eye in the the Oregon svstem Clatsop has joined Jackson county in building good roads, voting a $100,000 bond issue. lt is a remarkable fact that those two isolated counties should grasp at one the benefits to bo derived from good roads, while those counties in the center of population should reject thorn and tail to realize their benefits. Multnomah count v has shown its co-operation in building the Pacific highway by voting bonds for tin interstate bridge. The old wet and dry issue furnished considerable ex citement in various communities and resulted in a con siderable addition to dry territory. Salem, tho center of the hop industry, voted' dry, thus striking a blow at its principal resource. The entire "Willamette Valley, with the exception of Springfield, is now dry territory and hops are its principal crop. If it is wrong to sell lieer or drink it, it is equally wrong to grow it and that is what the Willamette valley does. To should iov prohibit the growing of hops for wo will never have prohibition that prohibits until the manufac ture ot liquor and the production ot its essentials is stopped and then some other vice will supplant it. The women of Salem are said to have voted drv, tho women of The Dalles wot thus maintaining the equilibrium. Canal to Appreciate Land Values We nre told thnt the Kuropenn steamship companies huve nlready booked for one way infcsiigc to the Pacific coast, following the opening f the i'nunmn cnnnl, some 'JOU.OOO peronn, now paying for their trnn portntion on the installment plan. This is astounding new. We inny confidently reckon that or every Kuroenii farm laborer or nrtisau who is paying for hi future pasmge by installments there U another who is hoarding his imsagc money in his own purse or who iuih il nlreadv laid by for the day when ho can take ship direct from his own jmrt to San Fruii'ci-en, Portland or SentfJe nt tho low rntes made nobble by the ciiiiaI iii'i-iiix. Panama. So that it is Mife to sny thnt half n million ublo bodied men and women, used to work and to produce, will be added to the west's population within u ycHr fr up the time the now steamship ronte in opened to eommoree. Whatever other results it may have, it is certain that this s.imVm influx of population will enoimo.isly SMUGGLERS TOTPAY FINE OF $150,000 COI.OONi;, Nov. .".. Tho govern ment today Instituted suit to collect the largo fine over Imposed In Gor mnny.,Tho Schwartz brothpra at Offon burg wore sentenced to pay a flno of $r0,000 and given several years In prison In addlton on bo v oral convictions for smuggling alcohol from Switzerland to avoid duty. They are In Jail but refuse to pay tho flno on the ground that It Is cxhobitant. REPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS IN TOLEDO FIRST TIME TUESDAY TOLKDO, O., 'Nov. 5. Tlio Tie, publicum) were victorious Tuesday in tho city election for the first time in sixteen times. Keller, Itepubli can, was elected mayor by 7000 plu rality. Crittenden, Democrat, was a poor second. SrEDFORtf MATTJ TRTRUNE, RESULTS suffioipnt index of popular ns an indorsement of Prom and noltoios. in Massachusetts, -Maryland tnanufaoiurinir slates. Had education would have given nation and have discredited lw consistent, the people affect laud vnluos. These will ri-ie with eonstnutly neceterated rapidity Seeing that thee things will be, tho wise man will ilo his best t get hold of a piece of- laud it dot-n not much mntter where so it is rnmblr of production and hold it for the sure ri-e in value. If you are a working man and can spare a little from your wages, buy laud on the installment plan. The in crease in the value of the land you so buy will more than make up for tho decrease in your wages which is pretty sure eventually to come. Our advice to every mnn, woman nnd child who enn possibly buy a bit of land, is to buy it. liny the best piece you can find on the best terms you can make hut buy. The man doesn't live who can hog gin to picture the enormous chnngos in industrial and social life which will follow hard upon the final open ing of the great canal to the trade l th" woilil. The whole face of af fair upon this const in parlicuhu iw l be changed within u dermic, PHILADELPHIA, Nv. fl.- That tho fiisioniHts, hacked by tho present reform administration licit', were badly defeated in yesterday's elec tion wus shown hy completo returns today, The republicans ie-clceled District Attorney Protnn, together with their city ticket, with, approximately '10, 000 majority. The mayoralty was not mi issue in this election. At Pittsburg, J. O. ArmsUong de feated Congressman S. (i. Porter for mnyor. Roosevelt at Buenos Ayres. nUKN'OS AYHKS. Nov. Ji. For mer President Theodore Koosevelt arrived hero today aboard the Uru guayan cruiser, Uruguay. Argentine warships met tho cruiser at sea mid fired salutes in honor of tho distin guished visitor. MTCDFOttn, OR NEWS OF THE ORCHARD il ' : SOCIETY PREPARES L Among the tunny tutereotlug imp erii to be protetited nt the 2Mb an nual meeting of tho Oregon Statu Horticultural society at Portland, Orogon, Dee. 10-1 3th. and during th same week ns the Live Stock Show, are tho folewlng: "Foreign Markets for our Fruit," Hon. II. 11. Miller. Doing tho result obtained by Mr. Miller ns chairman of the committee on foreign innrkuts In writing to U. S. consuls, "t'ses of Fruits from n Uomestlr Scloni'o Standpoint." cooking values In various months, etc. .MIm Ami II. Milam, Domestic Dopt- O. A. C. "Cooporalho Canneries." exper iences during tho past year. tioo. Tinker, manager Corvnlllu cannery, J. O. Holt, mnnngor Kuneiio cauntry. H. C. Atwoll. malinger Forest drove cannery. "Drying Prunes nitd Loganber ries." F. 11. Drown. O. A. C. "FertllUers," recent experiments In . orchard fertilization." F. O. Uradford. O. A. C. "Transportation by Steamer," spe cial reference to the Panama canal "Drying Apples and by-products." "Drown Itut." Prtif. II. S. Jnckon. O. A. l "Standardisation of the Prune." Prof. C. I. Low Ik. "Mothods of Handling and Pro cessing the Prune." J. T. llruiiiflold and H. T. Jenks. "Variety Adaptation of Fruits." C. A, Mnlboouf. chalrmnn of committee, assisted by Prof. C. I. Lewis, Albert llrownell. Various other papers on drying and handling tho prune by growers. W. S. Allan. Dundee; Itobert John son, Corrnllls. "Heading Hack Tree," S. I). Hvnns, tfmpiiun. "Cover Crops In Orchards," llruce Cunningham, Snloin. Ore. "Caro of Orchard Cover Crops," Mr. Skluner, llosoburg. "Fio of Manure In llulldlng up an Orchard," A. L. West. Salem. "Kvaporatlon of Prnnos," '.. L. Chmnborlaln, Ntnvherg, Ore. At this meeting the question of whether we will adopt tho rules adopted by tbo Spokauo meeting will bo considered. Also shall tho state hnvo regulations regarding packing and processing fruit? c TO E: A company li.i- been iuenrp irnled in .Medfonl, mimed the (In hard (are fouipuny, whoc Iiu-iucH it is to d all brunches f orchard work plowing, ciiliiwituig, pruning, thin ning, spraying, picking nnd un other detail of the orchard Imsine-. The aim of the company is to buibt up nu organization of I lie most ex perienccd men in each branch of tic woik, fu order thnt those operations inny be done well ami quickly to sat isfy tlio orchard owner iiml suw him money. The officer of the company nrc: L. F. Hoot, provident; P. V. Wnison, vico-pro?jhuit and treasurer; II, I). Powell, secretary nnd lnnnnger men of nil-round experience in or chard work. There is no doubt mi opening in this valley for someone to do ic Hponsible orchard woik, hence the new company. ORCHARDS FOR WATER A now firm Just organized Is the Fnglneoring and Construction com pany, composed of Fred N, Cum mlngs, former uianagor of tho Itoguo Kivor Canal company, and Alfred H. Too, civil engineer, Tho firm wH specialize upon Irrigation systems for orchards, and laying out or chards for planting and Irrigation. Uoth members of tho firm stand high In their profession, both are ox porlnnced In orchard work nnd fill a long felt want with their new en terprise. Knough work Is In sight to limine tho success of the company. Legal blanks tot sale at the Mail Tribune office. tt HOOTUM GOOD PROGRAM IWOX. WICHNIWOAV. NOVKMHIW o. ARE YIELD 1 1300 BOXES30 1 there nioiii'V in Itoutic llixcr ul le apple orchnidsf A. t'oiiro Fiero, who owns one of the heit kept itniven ia (lie (Vulrnl Point dlsltiel, snys tbeto is and jies fi'Mii'OR In prove it. Mr. Fiero litis two noro of old family nlehurd thnt lie will mutch ngnhut any tree In the wotbl. These two acres bine a record of ieldiuii ns liiuli as SI ion nu iicre in ftuit Thtir nerae yield for too yenr bus exceeded WW "'t 'I'0 owner. This sennon Mr. Fiero harvonlcd JIlllO hnc of n pi U's that will net hint $I.H) n box, run of orchard, fioin IheM two neiV". lit addition In the old nivhiud, Mr. Fiero ban a fine Spitycnhciv Kiove iut coming into beaviii. This is the first veur they huve produced much. From 110 no res be has har vested 7000 boxes of Spiliwnibstg ap ple that ran 00 percent exlru fancy. These 7000 boxes will net him fioiu $1.."0 to ,'J n box, which w picllv fair retnnts for a voung orcluml yielding II- first cmp. P. IS A number of the orchnrdisU of the vnllev hae hecome inlerestcd in the P. Ilnrrv pear. Hue of the must pnigressiie and bet iufoiuied of them, u man Imviiiic ten jeaiV exie rienee in growing nnd marketing fruit in this district, recently ulnleil thnt if he planted another orclutnl he would ilnnt half Koe ami half P. Harry pears. Another, it new comer, but n mnn who made n nia cin! study of fruit markctiiig comli lions in the east, and the preferences of those markets, omwcially Chicago, ehoie this valley ns the scene of his operations and the P. Iluirv pear ns his princiHil plnntinK. He bits out 'J000 trees on his ranch in the Phoenix district. Tim vnriely is nkin to Hie Winter K:!is n Into winter pear, linrdv, a ii'lialilo producer, deeiiUdly prolific nnd is described as o.xisditr the Winter N'clis in both size nnd fla Mr, and ciiiulliiig it in knepitig ipial itv. There aro a few producing tns's in the valley. Secretary Streets of the Commercial club has placed a box nl the fruit in the exhibit building with nn inilutioii to all inl'Tc-tcd onh nrdisln to in-pect it. The fruit w.i doiiutiil b IL W. Hinghiim of tic llumptoii mid Mirai-!ii orclmnl-. E AI .NM-: WYOItIC, Nov. 5.- Through miction 20 cars decldlotm fruits. Winter Nolls, 3.I0, Clalrgenu ?- Ituerro Faster halves $1.57; Oregon Cornice f'j.r.O, Ilosc :i.:tr., halves 11.81. Philadelphia Sold at auction by J. I'. Wilson for account Wniiatcheo Valloy Fruit Orowers' associatien: Car (5. N. GOOD'. SpltmiborgH, extra fancy, averaged l-.KI, fancy aver HKed Yi.'lb gross, delivered. Also sold C. II, Q. lihlll for samo uc count, extra fancy Jonathan, aver aged 2.10;car guaranteed oxtrn fan cy Bpltzonborg from Hood Klvor, 1 in lioxos nveraged $2.'.Ti, l!il aver aged i.ir, 210, 10 at $2.10, balance withdrawn. Freight mid refreglern tlon fine pur box mid auction com mission to bo dediictod, Hy J. P. Wilson, account Wonat ohuo Valley Fruit Orowors' associa tion, tar V. II. Q, -:J7775, assorted varieties, JounthaiiH, extra fancy, 80-SSn at $2.80, !)fia ut $2.20, 11 Oh at $2.10, 112s-li:iH $1.8C1,'J0, ihsb t i.iio, lr.oti $i,!io, ikks $i,oo, Itoino Beauty, extra fancy, 80s-12r.H $2. 15, (IrluiCH doldoii, extra fancy, 8 Oh-100s $2. OS, USs to 138s $2,00, lf.Os to 1 fills $1,!)0, plain 110s-li:ii $2.00, 12fin-irj()H $1,00, King David, John A Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 2H 8, IIAUTLlCrr rlioucs .M. X7 anil 47-J-a xnibulunco Service Heputy Corouer ACRES, 1000 BOXES BY PER MUCH SOUGHT OR 1ft 111. nxtnv fancy, lulu to llllii I- 0B, IUhh I "tin J I wft, fancy, lM!.l3o M. Ileoaiiltiilallon of Chicago ilei'ld luuirt uiii'tlonn on apples: 57 Itniuti llonuty extra, Jl.un; I fill fancy, $1 HO i l.tiO, average $1.18 Coloiadii; 110 St. WliiosapB select $1.10 Colorado, special l.:if' Colorado; III ,lnnu t linim extra l'J.a5s fil! fancy $l.tliir l.lin, nvonige fl.Sil Colorado! HI (liilios extra JLKi Coloriuloi l!l Hell Dexls extra JI.JIO, IS fancy l af Coloiado. With Mmlfnrd tiafn-Is Medfonl iniule WORDS FROM HOWE SlatcuieutsTlint May lie Investlgatcil. Tcstlinony of .Medfonl (lllcus When a Medfonl olllon comes to the front, tolling bis fi lends and nelghbois of Ills oxpci'liturc, i on cnu rely on his sincerity. The slatciniuit of ieode resldliiK In far inwty tilaces do no command your confidence, lloiiio endorsement Is the kind that backs Dean's Kidney Pills. Such tes tlmouoy Is convincing, luvnstltiatlou proves It true. IIhIow Is u stiUetunul of a Medfonl resilient. No stronger proof of merit cnu bo hud. W. P. tloiild, tll W. Jmkfon SI . Medfoi'd. Ore., suysi "I lined Do.iu s Kidney fills, ptocured at Hittkins' drtill store, and am pleased to n that they have given inn more relief than any other kidney medicine I have ever taken, other iiiembeni of my family hao also used Dona's Kidney Pills and the results have been so satisfactory that I do not hesitate one moment In glslug Hits statement." For sale by nil dealers. 1'ilre r,0 rents. Fosler-Mllburu Co., lluffalo. New York nolo UKeiits for tbo Culled States. Iteiiieiulier the immo Dean's -nnd take no other. (VilTfo bL'Kcst llirci; The wiirds in lliu (lictiniuiry of stii'ccss ii re: Do II Xow. Have you asked your dealer Tor Seliilliu's Heat Dt it now. Von want fine coffee and the hest possilile HioiKiy's worth. Do it now. Moneybaek leaves no excuse, for waiting. Do it now. It's cay to buy nnd easy to try. N. Florence Clark VIOLINIST AND TIUCIIHU Flrst-clnss Music for nil Occasions 1 1 III W. Fourth St. Phono 71(1-1 E.D.Weston Official Photographer of thr Medford Commorclal Club 'Amateur Finishing Post Carda Panoramic Work Flash lights Portraits Interior and exterior viewt- Negatives made anv timt and any place by appoint ment. Ii. .M. IIAIt.MO.V, .Malinger. 208 E. Main Phono 147) NEW YORK Giants vs. CHICAGO White Sox Medford, Nov. 17 Secure seats early On sale at Nash and Mod ford hotels, The Qui, and Drown it Hall. Reserved Beats $2; general admission $1. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT IT Theatre Tuesday anil Wednesday 7:110 P, M, "Hard Cash" I'hns. Heinle's Novel In two Itcebi IMInoii A (Ircat Sea Fight nnd Other Hut t Ion "Till: CONST MILK'S h.U'UIITI-Mt" thi: ,nm;ss .wo uun .ikuhls Lllblll Till: CIIIKITAI.VS SONS llloitriiih lliisl.lus, l'iiiiiii, Tiaps, Hi tints, Hffcits l(ciy Teulli 'llil.et liinky Doublo (Jeiiil Agulil lllc. Coining Tliuisdiiy Only "TIIH I'llTII S'llllMi" Scllg Two Keel STAR THEATER TODAY Tin: WITKIN Clever muliiil net, held over for today only. (Hi.NUslS IV.ti. A Itcx feature production, a two renter. I'lt.WIH.OCI'im .lOI.I.V.HITTIVIIS My 11) Mayor. IIIMiS AMI Till: A 111 ISIS MOIilMi Farm Conusli. CO.MItADIW A CUM war story. U'oolwortli anil Woolworlli Music and ftouml effects. ALWAYS 10c 8S1S TiiEATRE l'll()l(l'l,S 'I4III.W The Clod Lubln Special In two lUcls. Mexi can Story With t'imstiiil Action I'.vntt: vi:i:ki.v no. in lixira lluod Numhwr DVKD Itl'T NOP Dlf.D llbtRraph Coutdy WITII TDK AID OP PIIIIHNOUICV Farcti Coutmly Flliat II pounds of toffee ghen away tonight, Coming Tliuisilny Only "TltOOI'FU HILLY" ' In Two Parts LET DICK DO IT! WHAT? All hinds of hoiise-cInnuluK, decn ratlin;, piiliilltijf, paper IiiuikIuk, tint IliK ami furniture rovarnlshliic It Il can ltd ilouu Ulcli will do It, Kijuaro deal to all. Ladles In Medfonl wanting work In houHeclenului; ahoiitd iioo mo. Dick Saunders nil North Fir. Phono 1)1(1. M iifrfS1iii,W Bc,ft located III nndino.t m blUlattiafc!! 1 tesgft hotel in the City. Running disJlillcd ice water in each room. European Plan, u la Gute Cafe. Tariff on Room 12 rooms .... $1.00 rach 00 rooms .... l.fiO racb CO rooms .... 2.00 ftich 60 roomi vrilh pilrilt Inli 2.00 each BO room vciih private balh 2.30 each 30 luitei, brdroom, par lor and both . . 3.00 each For mora thnn onn nueit odd $1,00 extra to the above rates for onch uddltional (Uoit. Reduction by week or month. Munaiimtnt ChitUr If, KalUy WXEETd n&zniKW I 11 i t