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Newspaper Page TextPXGEJTOUH, MEDFORD "MATT, TRmUNTO, MEnTTORD, OKIWON", TlintSDAV, NOVllMUHIJ (, IplS, H Medford Mail tribune AN INnni'tfNDRNT NEWHl'AVKli ruuMHiinn iivnitr aitkhnoon HXCrPT RUNDAV MY TUB mi:ufoiiu rniNTtNQ cu. Tim Dctnoenvtlo Tlmm, Tho Mrdford Mull, Tha Mcfnrd Trlbun. Tho South rn OreROtilon. Tho Aslilnnd Trltmno. Office Mall Tribune Ujlldlnt. S5-37-S North Tlr tlrect; telephone . Orriclnl l'anfr of tha City of Medford Official taper of Jnrkson County. ai.'OUai: PUTNAM, Kdltor nnd Munnifor F nntorcd on Bccotid-Was matter at SfoiUorO, OrCRon. urdcr tho net of ilnreh 3, 1ST. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Ons jwr, by mall .-..t.00 Duo mnntli, by mnll . .- - . .60 IVr month, ilclnrrcil by carrier In Meilfurri, Jnoksonllla and Cen tr.il l'olnt .. .60 Rat unlay only, by mall, per ycnr S.00 Weekly, r year . - . 1.50 swoan CIRCULATION. Hilly nvornco fon elorn moutha end Inu November 30. 1M1, M61. CRUSfNG ws PUBLIC FAVOR The vnlnnio of imirNt travel next winter promises to jj-t-s nil previous reconK Th'w remnrknhlc winter miprntion wjll ooi beiti in all parts of Iho country and follow the mn lar routes in ueareh of milder cli mate'!. Winter crni-iii;; i no longer nn cxikmirivo luxury as in the paM. liti hns been brought within the reach of people of moderate men no nnd leisure. The most popular cruic this win ter will doubtless bo to the West In dies nnd tho l'nnnmn rnnnl. Xow that tle cnnnl is prnrtieqlly com pleted and visitors mnv see the real locks in actual (iteration. thou-niid-of travelers who have delayed vis iting the isthmus will make 'the cruise. This season tourists will have the opportunity to cruise to the W'c-t Indies mfd !thi isthmus of Panama on larger and more lux urious steamers than ever before. A scries of six cruises from Ntiw York to the West Indies nnd the I'annmn canal, varying in length from fifteen to tweuty-nino dnvs, is announced liv tho IlnmburR-Auicricnu line. An entirely new rruiso will bo mndo this season, of nbout three months' duration, through tho Med iterranean, visiting the Orient and India. The cruise will bo mnde li the world Jtimous cruiser S. S. Clev eland. The tourists will visit the ponulnr resorts of the Mediterran ean, pass through tho Suez cnnnl and the Ned Sen nnd proceed to In- din, where ample time will be allow ed for inland trips, when the steamer will return to Xew York. The grand cruise do luxe will bo the trip around the world, which will bo mqilo next year by way of the Pan ama canal. GIVE THE J3ETTLER A CHANCE SOUTH RUN CALIFORNIA this your is shipping oast 3!2f)0 carloads of colory, oauliflowtM', oahhago, lot (not1 and tomatoes, an ineroaso of 1083 carloads over last year. Tho vegetables grown in tho Woguo River valloy two superior to those produced in southern California, and sido by side command higher prices, just as fruit grown here outsells that grown in Colifornia because superior in color,' flavor and keeping qualities. If it pays the farmers of southern California to raise truck garden products for eastern markets, it would pay those of the Rogue "River valley. Moreover, closer mar kets than the east are at our doors northern California nnd central Oregon, whoro climatic conditions prevent profitable gardening, as well as Portland and the Willam ette valloy cities, where there is not enough sunshine to ripen tomatoes. Tho valloy has specialized on fruit, which is till very well, but in neglecting gardening and other agricultural branches it is neglecting a natural resource. Land that produces 300 sacks of potatoes an acre and si oar of onions an acre should not be allowed to remain idle yet there are thousands of acres in tho valley suitable for garden crops of all kinds that grow nothing but weeds. Industry, water and Rogue River valley soil will grow a dozen profitable crops. To secure the industry, land 1 rices must be kept low or the class of people most desired will be kept away. Canneries must be operated to utilize the surplus. Co-opej'ation must be forthcoming from the railroads to solve the transportation handicap. The opening of the Panama canal will bring to the coast thousands of European agriculturists trained by necessity and small opportunity to making the most of their scant possibilities in an overcrowded and developed region where soil is carried to rocky hillsides by the bucket and the fallen leaves of trees picked up hy'hand and saved, for fertilization. For this thrift v class, the Rogue River valley offers an ideal field and it should be our aim to take advantage of the influx that will come with the next few years, to attract them and make it possible that they secure an opening. The industrious farmer and truck gardener must be enabled to secure small-sized tracts of land at reasonable price on easy payments. If this is done the Panama canal will be found of great assistance in develop ing the valley. The settler, whether American or foreigner, must be given a chance to make a living and must be able to sec the opportunity beforehand. The policy pursued by land owners of holding idle property at such an absurdly high figure that no one can make a profit by working ft, is a ruinous one and has driven out far more people than we have today. The curse of the country is the land owner who will not develop and who will not sell at a figure that will per mit any one else to develop, but holds on. hoping for a "sucker," and keeping his propertv idle to real) the hm- .i ..i - .i. i.- ,, . , , .. .. curm-a increment resulting trom tne liutustrv ol others. NEGRO SUPREMACY PREDICTEDINSOUTH FROM CHILD LABOR SHATTI.K. Nov rt S.uuuel (loin purs, president of the mnrlciui Ked oration of Labor lUitiotinrcO tioro to day that lie would not lo n eaiuUdato for reelection nt the 33rd contention which meets hero Monday, hut that If he la choitm ho would iuro for another term. In iimMiik n Kcucrul tulK on lnhor conditions (lomporH declared that tho child labor idtiinttun In the south In serious thnt within nnother kuihuii tlou tho uejero will be tho superior raro. both phlcally and mentally. Tho ronton ho chos Is that tho chil dren of the whites tiro barnniliiR de generate through work In the cotton mills, while tho noicro children through the'r ability to live on low. rofuso to work In tho mills, crow up outside nnd attend school moro roi;u larly than the whites. Rompers repented hl bollof In the feminist moemoiit. "Women must bo socially and Industrially free," ho said, "Tho outbreaks In Michigan and West Virginia, among uuorganUed workluRinon wore nnolts against bad labor conditions," declared (lompers "In both places orgnnlied labor will hold swny In the future " Wo place great confidence In President Wilson and be lleo ho will do much to curb the power of wealth" YOUR HAIR NEEDS PARISH SAGE It Is u delightful mid Invigorating hair tonic which quickly iienelrales Into the sculp, gets lo the louts or the hair, removes dandruff, and sup plloa tho hnlr with Just tho Mud of noiirhlimriit It needs to make It glow. CarUhu Sngo is not liijuilous to tho hair er scalp- It lotuovim dand ruff with one appllcntloii and stops fallliiK hnlr and Iti-hlng of tho scalp. I'itrlliia Siiho quickly clonuses, cool mid Invigorate tho ncalp nud iinfitw hslr that l tltltt. dull, matted or strlnic wiftv nbundnnt and rad iant with lire. Hunt onlv siixm Iho hair, but given It that Inconipnrablu gloss nnJ hoaiu you desire. (Jet a ".0 cent bottle from ('hns Strang now- m onto, ittitt n little Into tlt onli you will hit surprised with the result. Unlimited totem pninout ro Parisian Sago tho best, most ulensuiit and fnlKrntliiK hnlr tunic a udo. Page Theatre, Sunday, Nov. 9th aHEEIIAN & BB0K OFFER The Captivating Parisian Mimical Concoction THE GIRL FROM MUMMS Uubbling and Overflowing with Sparkling Cometh and Tuneful Melodies 'Willi MISS OLIVE VAIL foremost of all Comediennes and Musical Conicdv Stars A PKU'IKCT CAST AND CIIOIMJS (iorgeoush Costumed Itlvery Clown a Handsome Krouch Creation 10- WHISTLEY MUSICAL IIITS-1G "Boforo I Had tho Monslon" Oloo IMtK'tfK ."iOc. 7.V, $1 and $1 "(). Seal I'Yiday, 10 a. in. Tc sale opens ephoiie MM. L Ladies' Therapeutic Massage Parlors I Mio Ituated In Medford, room . M 1'. . II hii.ldlug, to prartlco scltitlfle botlv iiussnglng, ulng llntt'.o Creek. Mlth , sanitarium meth ods nnd guarantee satisfaction Ufrs. Emma Walker riiniit' wiiMt Work for ph)klctans solicited MRS. H. L. LEAOH Export Coniotioro W2G NTorth Hart let t. Phone!):.! M. WASIUNOTON. N'ov. li. Mi tlr JoniM tleelared tdti that it gei.u.tl strike of nil coul miners tlinni'liul the eountrv was ihiumIiIc iinle the Colorado mine owner. tiw'd jlieir "trailing sun rule nml rail'' slaughter of men, uotueii tiiitt H-liil-drcn." , "All Colorado is under Inefel ler's spell," who udtled. 'Tht' inner iniit submit to trial before sewer rats in 'he mu" Of judge" I L I)e.jito the rain nnd storm of last pveninjr u delightful revival service was htid in the Jlctlmditjt Kpisroiuil chprtth, corner of Karllett nnd '(iirlh htreutri. A K(d audience wiif preM'nt and heartily participat ed in tin) sinjpn of houl-stirriiij; FoiiK", led liy the ehotr. The spir iti.il lido reached a fircnt height itud iiiutiv were the joyful testimonies Itivcu, us one after another nro.-e und testified to a satisfactory life in llitiot, TiicAO jneetin'd were pom nn need hint Siibballi and have in creased iu power nnd interest villi every succeeding service. Five have prolcsed fnith. The pastor Is con ducting these nieetiiiKn, ably second ed by Hie choir under tho leader ship ol 1 C. Kdniendi. The hiihject tit this eveniiijj's diseourso is "The Cnl1 of God." A hearty welcome iivinu in nt nil thcs.t service. l'ii:e. m i ERRITORY OREGON ENLARGED BEUS 10 LECTURE IF J Y mm INSTALL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CENTRAL POINT The program for tho lnqtallntlon or tho Preshytorlan church was hold at POUTLASD. Nov. .- Practically complete returns today of thu local oution elections held Tuesday show that the prohibition forces voted eleven Orejjnn towns and five pre eincls in the city of Portland dry nnd lot three towns that heretofore have been dry. The revised list is ns follews: Wet towns that so on the dry: Salem, Oregon City, Springfield, INIUhoro, Wnodhurn, Dufur, Rainier, Stnjtnu, Sherwood, nri'xlinm, Ilur rislmrff und five preoincts in Port- laud. J)ry towns that go wet I.ostine, Sweot Home, V'nMH.rt. Dry towns ilint stay dry Wul lown, Florence. Wet ovn that stny wet The Dalle., Jootjih, rtlwniil.ie, Sulhcrlin, lluiidoti, N'ewport, Fulls City, Whsco. Hnines, Mctuliiii., Kngle Point nntl one precinct in Portland. CUT IN RAILROAP RATES NEW YORK. Nov. C Reports that Mendel Ileitis will ho broURht to tho United Statos to lecture, If nc quitted at Kloff on a chnrgo of mnr durlng Andrei .Muschlnsky, In connec tion with an ulegcd religious rite, were confirmed hero today by promt nont local Jews. Iiellios Is nn Ignorant man but It was said ho probably could talk well enough to bring Amorlcan Jews to a realization of the manner In which those of their ruco In Iltisila aro treated by Muscovlta officialdom. Should the accused man bo con victed, Attorney Orousenberg, his lawyer, will come Instead, giving the proceeds of jils lectures to tho Iiellls family, which Is destitute II WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY L I Icfc No need having piles iny longer! No need of suffering mother day I Htearn's I'llo Itemcdy (cntplctn wiCi tubo) will help you or IT COSTS YOU , Kri. rK'r? r.i.vrr . This remedy Is a comhliutlon of tho lately discovered, high-ptlccd Adrena lin Chlorldo with other pot erf til cura tive principles, and IT STOPS THE PILE PAIN IN ONE MINITEI Ho suro nrn no that Stiarn's I'llo Remedy will benefit you trut wo will REFUND YOUR MONEY t you aro not satisfied. This Is tho only pile rotudy that wo can guarantee nnd wo hiow you will thank us for telling yo'i .ibotil It. Wo have tho exclusive aimcy. llusUlns Drug .Store POSTPONED WASHINGTON, Nov, C. Tt.c In- tor-stato commerce commission today aunoiniced that It had postponed to February 1, the date for the sweep ing seductions ordered In express ratps to bciomo offcctlye. Tho or- Central Point but night In tho pre8-ldor orlBnnU w enco of a largo crowd. Tho Installa- ,. ..fr.i. n., ,...- . kw...u v,,t,u IfUJH UVi It tloij sermon was given by tho Rev, W, F, Shields ut Medford. the charge to tho pastor by tho Rev. W. P. Vator of Grunts Pass, and tho charge to tho people by thu Rqv. J. K. Bailllo of Phpoulx. Af(cr the program a social hour was held. BETTING FAVORS RITCHIE AGAINST LEACH CROSS S.AN FItANCISCO, Cnl., Nov. 0. netting on tho Wjllie Kitohic-Loach Citjss teii-rouiid bout, to ho singed ne.t Monday night iu New YprJ:, op ened heio today at 10 to !), with ltitphio on (Jie Jong end. However, thu llitchju uii))j)orJ was oxpqcjed to lengthen tho piieo bufoie tho day of LuUle. No reason was assigned for tho postponement but It was understood the companies convinced tho com mission that they had not been glvon sufficient time to prepare for tho change. Tho companies wero or dered to fjlo their nev tariffs nqt later thun January 10. NOTiCK. For tho uext ten days we will mako elder. Price of elder per gallon, ap ples furnished, 18 cents. Purchasor furnishing apples i cents, Wo have a gallou, sanitary screw top, tin can which makes a splendid family pack ago nnd Rolls for thirty cenfs, ThU can b0 fillet with frgsh cider aud shipped anywhere In the valley, Rag ley Canning Co., Talent, Oro. SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET CLOSES WEDNESDAY Wednesday afternoon marked tho cloio of tho County Sunday School convention which was hold at the Rpptlst church In this city. A num ber of delegates from every part of tho county gave addresses. Officers wcro olected and tho work planned for tho following year. A banquet wna given nt tho Methodist church In honor of tho zeulous statu workers. Tho following officers wero elect led: President, J. 13. Waro of Ashland; vlco presidents, A. n. Ilolsel of Med ford and Rev, J, M, Spencer of Roguu River. Secretary and treasurer, O. Ivorson of Cold IIIII, who has hoop acting president; superlptondcnt of tho tcachoru training department Mrs,' M. A. Conleo of Talent; elontentnry superlntedent, Miss Stella Hays of Ashland; Teen ago dopartment, Mr. A. A, Aklnu of Medford; adults do partment, Homer Hillings of Ashland; hon)o dopartment, Rev, II. W, Frnmo of Phoenix; temperance dopartmont, C. S. George of Medford; missions, Mra. R, McCullouglu of Medford; evangelism, Rev, O. S, Crcesy. John A Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 28 8. HAItTJJClT 1'honen M. 47 Mud 47-J-3 Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner I Stork and Cupid Cuiining Plotttfs Many a New Home will Havo a Ulo Sunbeam to Brighten it, There It unial.r a --rtaln drcrre i( ltd In every Human lulnil an to tli iwr.o imln, dlitrrsM unj danij of clilld Urti. Hut, llmnk In a rn mt rruarkal,le rrtiiiW known at Jlotl.M s Irltoil, all fiar li hi! tub (I and Ibc Htl') U oiio cj uaLiiinil joyful autlclcall'ia. Miitlirr'n I'rlt-nil U uinl rxtcrnijlly n U a mt iictii triitlni; uiillcallun. inaki i ttit) iniicl of tlic M'ltiindi ami aMumtii pliant w) llii'y it ami iall- him qaturnllyU nlllibut pain, tvitliout illtm slid wlt!i none or iiiat pciuiiar nuimca, n rvnni mt and iitlior Nipt. .in iliat tmil t weaken lit iinmiirctlvo ti, ,n,or. Tlitm f'uiilil and tlio mork aro liclil up to veneration; tliey aru ruttd at cuiiniu plottirn In turald tliu corulnic of a llttlu minUaui to tlmjilen tlio luarU and trllit.u ILv lionitv of u boat of haiy fauilllo, Thre are tlioinindg of women who haro Ufd Mother' I'ritail, and IIiiih know from cierline that It l oni of our KrHitwt contrlbiitlonii to healthy, lmir uothcr JjtHxl. It la sold by all ilruia-lu at IW) per Lottie, and In iniiectally reromiKnilfil us a pretentlvn it raking breaata aud af other audi illKlrcsea Wrlto lo llradlleld TlpRiilalnr Co., 131 Ijirnar ISIdi;, Atlanta, (u for thtlr very valuahlo Ixxik to t-iixctant tnotliera. (jit a bottle of Mattwr'tf 1'rlcnd to-day, FROM NEW ORLEANS FOUR IDEAL CRUISES 15 DAYS EACH $125 Draperies W'n carry vary rnmtilMK Una of Uraih'rlc. Up.i ctirlitlliH, futtirra. ,li, ami do nit elaaa a of mlioialrlrir A hm'I tnnit to I mitt aftrr tlita work rrlulely nnd will irlvo na uotnl aervlcn tin la poaalblo lo ! tu avail thu lurueel cltlea. Wook3 & McGowan Co. AMI LI' West Indies AND Panama Canal T. F. PRATT "The Healer" has made tho blind sen, tho deaf hoar, the latno walk, tho nick get well. Fifteen oars' of practical experience In Iro-itlng chronic, diseases. Conciliation fro. Lo cated nt SIS N Ilartlott St. I'ltoiio PHi'.M. MiMlfort), Oro. S S FUERST BISMARCK JANUARY 24 FEBRUARY 12 KliiKatnn, Colun, llnvMim S.S. KRONPRINZESSIN , CECILIE FEBRUARY 28 MARCH 17 KlnicatoM, r,iln, llnvnnn An ATTRACTIVE CRUISE for THE TOURIST from tho CENTRAL and WEST ERN States irrltt fcr (ernolton HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE Phone 268 for Milk, Cream, Butter, Buttermilk MTTHU. 7(V WM SQl'AUK Our ()mi l)cli(ry Rogue River Creamery o 1 AK THEATER TODAY Nrn ti of nmlKtlllii .MKItMil, sisl'CIIS t'limr i-liytltic and tlanrluit team. (;i:m;sis i.d. Two rrel irtduitloti y the Hot toitipaii) .ioi.i.V .in rn st;-; by lly Maur. ('OMItAIIIN Civil r tlranm. MINKS AMI 'IIIIC Alfimr .MODItl.S rarro romxd) Wooltvurlli iiihI W'linltMirlli 'I'l t- lft in iuti- M W W.l ll.N t'l.MH ISIS THEATRE l'IIOIl'lH TOUW O.M.V Trooper Billy KBIflll H" illll It) TWO l'r A Thrlllli.K XUr of KroiiUor IMyn 'I III; W III IK I'K.VIIIKIt Vltaicraph lirtiuin liAMA.srr.s AMI Hl'iXS M' IIAAI IlltlC Trn'td " .Mil. 'i ours 'looi' Comedy lli'rc ToiMiirrtiii Till: ItKIIIT (K WAV H Jt Hpixlnl III Two llmil IT Theat re Kill I'onell HI., Kan riunilho, Cut or l.ouil AkoiiIn ONE 400? ?. D. Weston Ok'icial Photographer of th Mlford Commercial Cluh iV'Tmluur Piiiishing Pot CnrdH Pantrainitj Vrork T'laBlJyghts PortniKs Intorior riul oxtorior viowi- Negativedlade any thru- and any plik-o liy appoiiii tiieui. Seeds 'If it's anything in i!i Si'od lino, wii havo if. Viold, (lar doii of l''lovoi' .Soodtf. All Inio lo naiiu! and tho puroKl of Hcuds. Wo save you post ago and' ti'oulilo of sonding away for your soods. Wo ask for hut ono trial. Monarch Seed & Feed Company 226 E. Main St. Toiilulii Only "Till! CIITII KTIIIXC" . Hll two part utttmlitl fonturo. "nn: iiKiinwr miuuiii" "A hl.Clil'V IIO.MANfJI','' l.iihlu, nn: iiimii .MitssuNdHit" ICitloiu. Try IT mid ho ronvlnnyil Hint our Hlimlo iiIrIiI'n pioKriltil r.tli't ho hunt. Comliii; Frldny nnd Rnlnrdny "Ot'lt WIVF..V Without u ilotiht tho hoat ovor. iiU;ht n M. .MiimiKor. 1 208 E. Main ' Pjaouo U71 NEW YORK Giants vs, CHICAGO White Sox Medford, Nov. 17 Secure seats early On salo at Nash and Mod ford hoi oIh, Tho Quiz and Hrown & Hall. Rosorved seats $2; general admission $1. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COLONIAL PLATS Thoroughly niodorn rooms renting from .$8.00 to $15.00 pur mouth "Bathroom and Laundry Accommodations Oas and Mlootfio Lights Nvorything Kiiniisliod Uxcept Eats 217 Riverside Bo. Phono DOO-Tj NEAREST TO EVERYTHING ST. i AT O'fAntlEUJ njiutar ice irn wciieu nnd mint w iniiti hi uic inyj citCllUIlig nam in rvcry tlMllll, CtpecUl attontloti to ladles travelling- nlono. r.xrcllciu, icainiuhly prlred ufjll, bU your frltmli ut tho hhnx. Ciiro.an Pl.n Hat.a JI.BOup, Ifunnramanr, Chittar W, KtUty - J