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Bedford Mail tribune
AN INDnj'BNDIWT NBWBPAPRIt
PUHI.lHUlCn KVIOUT tAKTKUNOON
kxuih't nuNiMT ny the
MUtHi-OtlU l'lUNTlNO CU.
.Thi ttomocrMlo Times, The Medford
Mall.Thn Medford Tribune, The Oouth
rri orrgonian, Tim Aahland Tribune.
Officii Mall Tribune llulMlne. IK. 57. 50
North Kir street; telephone "8.
Official Paper of tho City of Medford,
Official Paper of Jnokaon County.
QBOUai: PUTNAM. Editor nnd Manager
HSli
Knternd ns necond-clnes matter nt
Medford, Orocon, under tho net of
Hnrch 3, I8TP,
BREEDING STRIFE AND DISCORD
SUBSOKIPTIOX RATES.
Ono yenr, liy inntl .. ...-JS.on
Dim month, tiy tn< .... ... .SO
Per month, delivered tiy carrier In
Mrdford. Jacksonville nnd Cen
tral Point .. .... - 80
Hnlunlay only, tiy mull, itr jenr... !.n
Weekly, per ybr .--. 1 60
SWORN CIRCUI.A.TION.
Dntty averag for ctan months end
Ine Novimbci :o, isn I'M
HOSPTAL
F,
AIRNETS
A "WASHINGTON ttispnteh in tho Portland Tologrnin
roads as follews:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.Mnyor Pttrdln and otlior cltUona mibmlttod a
petition through tin) Oregon delegation to hnvo tho slto selected for tho Mod
font public building relinquished nnd another site selected In u ntoro central
locntlon. Tho petitioners tny tho Inspectors ittndo i mistake lit selecting tho
sito nhio squares from tho rnllroml station nnd ask nnothor examination with
n tlew to tho selection ot n proper site. '
Tho filing of tho petition is ill-atlvisod and unfortunate
nnd can only result in community discord and dolav. Noi
only this, but tho petition misstates facts whon it assoris
that tho proposed sito is nine blocks, from tho railroad.
Tho issue was fought out. years ago. Tho claims of tho
respective sites woro submitted and tho sito chosen by a
department investigator. Tho matter shyuld bo lot rest,
so that the construction of tho building can bo begun at
once. Medford needs tho money.
As far as tho sito is concerned, it makes little differ-
TRY 10 ASPHYXIATE
MURDERER
WHO
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SLAUGHTERED SIX
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Dee. 1.
In n dtjlllmrnte attempt to iispliyx-
Into llalph Lopes, tho Mexican sought
ns n sextuplo murderer, who look ro
fugo In tltu Ptuh-Apox ml no near
lllnghiun hint week mill stood off miv
crnl hundred pursuera with his ilflo,
flrex woro Ktnrtoit today nt tho en
trance to tho initio's 700 foot lool.
Tho 15 other olta from tho tulno
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lltlll Itt,.ttll.l1, Iiii.tt, I. a I ,...... I .lit
once, except to a few property owners who hope to profit (from 0Ut8llU,( ,,, rlro WM toil wlth
12020
TOWARDS
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A DIN IT 1
The hospital fair closed, in blare
of glory on Saturday night.
The total receipts nfter nil bilU
were paid wns $2020.08 n most
gratifying relnni for (lie lime and
labor expended.
There was specinl-music in the
ballroom on Saturday nlglil. ana
more than 73 couples danced (ill the
small hour.
On tho main floor, C. E. Gate,
Mnjor Canton nnd Colonel Poos
held forth ns auctioneers and were
so successful that before midnicht
every article remaining bad been
sold. Colonel Hoos held n mock
police court, where two "officers"
brought their victims to be held tip
U lor nil they were worth.
Znldee Hushes Iluslncs
Znidcc, the Egyptian, had more
business than she could nttend to.
while tho nigger babies turned costly
somersaults every few minutes.
The beautiful brido dolls in the
Colony club booth went to Mrs. K.
E. Ooro nnd Porter J. Xeff. Mnda
lme, the mngnificent, wns given to
Itru. I'obert lJurges holder of the
lncky number. The sale of chances
on this doll brought in more than
$50.
Bidding on (he mot popular lit lie
girl for the Lady Constance doll
closed nt 11 o'clock, with T.ula
Nrown, 10S1; Mnry Foster, 715, nnd
Violet Bass, 120. This beautiful
doll brought great hanniness to he
fortunate little owner nnd incident
ally $102.80 into the hospital fund.
Japs nnd CIilneo Giro
The Japanese association made u
very substantial donation of cash
nnd Ihe Chinese five handsome jflft.
The proceeds of the dance given
by the Hen Hur lodge on Friday
night were donated to the hospital
fund n not inconsiderable sum.
Awnrds were mnde of several nr
tieles by C. E. Gates in the presence
of witnesses nnd tho fnir manage
ment on Sunday.
, Awards Arc Mario
No. 23, n brass teakettle, goes tn
Geo. W. lloberls; Xo. 3, n linen nnd
lnee surplice, goes to Mnrgnret Krn-
piu; 33, n linen nnd Ince nltar cloth
goes tp Helen Herbirt; Ko. 18, n
Hattrnberg centerpiece, will bo (lit
property of Mrs. It. F. Antle; No. 2.'
gives G?o. T. Foyes n oaerole.
while No, 10 gives Annie D. O'Flrien
n handsome fruit set.
Two articles wero won by person -who
failed to call for them on Sat
urday night. Thero wero n red box
of candy, Miss Myrtle CInyville, nnd
n pansy oil painting, which belongs
to Maufoid Youse or Yonsc. The-o
nrt'cles can bo obtained by calling
nt the Nusli hotel.
Curd of Thanks
"The Sisters of Providence of thn
Sarrd Heart hoHpilal wish by (his
Ittttr to express their sincere gruti
lid' o tli men nnd women who iik
s til with their fcir, nnd u lia po.
pie of Mulford wh-e gmerositj
lwuv it a success.
'SISTEIt iI'RAXKDEK, -Supt."
)y unearned increment through the enhanced value of
their property. Had those property ownoi-s shown enter
prise equal to that shown by west side proportv, owners
and offered to share this prospective increase by purchas
ing and donating a site, they would undoubtedly have
secured the postoffieo. Instead, thov raised ,tho urieo of
lots and wanted exorbitant sums for all available loca
tions. Tins in itselt would disgust tho department.
Tho matter threatens to revive the old oast side and
.est side eontrovcrsv, inasmuch as tho west side proportv
owners will retaliate. A community divided against itself
t-annot accomplish much. All energies arc needed lor the
community as a whole.
Tho Mail Tribune stands for Medford and refuses to
recognize the right of any faction to start anything from
selfish motives that broods discord. It knows of no demand
on the part of tlie people of the city for a change of site,
but a widespread demand for immediate construction.
Petitions like that referred to can only result in delay.
Ileuoe it should not receive consideration.
The Pacific Highway
cn.unno popper, sulphur and damp
Kim powder, nnd hack ot It n fitunil
of riflemen was stationed to uhoot
down I.opoz If ho Hliould attemVt tp
rush past and escape. Tho ftiltlo
apparently was try'lnu to build a
bulkhead to keep the (uiuch out.
I.epu: killed a fellow Mcxlvau nt
Ulngham on tho night of Noveintior
HI and took to tho liljU In an at
tempt to escape. A posse of threo
officers followed him hut when the)
came up with Mm, tho fugitive, am
bushed on a' hillside, Killed tho en
tire trio.
When the news of this killing
reached the officers bands of men
took the trail. Ournorod, finally,
I.opci found refuse In tho mliio lust
Thursday. Ho had a small quantity
of provisions, his rlflo and ntnplo am
munition to rcuWt a long bIuko.
(Portland Journal.)
The turning of the first shovelful
'of dirt on the Oregon divi-ion of the
Pacific highway near A-hlntul Fri
day, marked an important advance
in the era of road development that
is spreading throughout the state.
Honor is due the progressive resi
dents of Jaekon county ns pioneers
in this modern movement.
It wns especially befittimr that the
distinction of placing the firt shovoi
in the ground should have been ne
corded to Samuel .Hill, who, ns n
lender in the advocacy of good mads
is doing much to promote the gen
eral welfare and is building n mem
orial to his memory more endunu
than marble or bronze.
The building of n highwnv over
the Siskiyou on n low gradient will
make the natural beautv of the
mountain range more neee-Jsible and
will draw into Oregon thousands ot
tourists from California. It will
necessitate the tanking of n corre
sponding good road through Joseph
ine, Douglas nnd the Willamette vn'
lev counties nnd thus lend to a well
developed system throughout the
western portion of the state.
it will also bring nlxmt an im
provement in the roads of Central
Oregon.
As n forerunner of conditioiw that
are to come the beginning of netii.il
work by Hnekon county is full of
the deepest significance.
SWEEK FAILS OF iDENY PUBLISHERS
CONFIRMATION A
T
EA
EM
WASHINGTON.. Dec. 1. Prcsl.
dent Wilson's appointment of Henry
Plndell of Peoria., III., as ambassa
dor to Hussla, having failed of con
firmation at the session ot congress
Just concluded, tho Pcorlan's name
Euqcno Rejects Armory
Tho paving Intcrnoctlnn bunds was
thu only onu of the threo lnoitHiiros
submitted to tho peoplo osterday
that was approved. This measure
received a majority of 1SS. Tu
ormory was defeated by a majority
of 17U, and tho Increase In the gen
eral fund tax levy received nn ad
verse majority of 239. Tho vote
was exceedingly light, only a few
more thnu a third of tho voters of
the city coming to the polls. Eu
gene Register.
TODAY
Vaudeville,
LIBBY 6 TRAYER
A- classy, up-to-tho-minuto
act, clover comedians and
singers of real ability.
Photeplays:
' HIDDEN LOVE
Drama
THE NORWOOD CASE
Society drama
HIS CONSCIENCE
Comedy Drama
BACHELOR, GIRLS CLUB
Karoo Comedy
Woolworth & Woolworth
Music and Kf foots
ADMISSION 10 CKNTK.
Notice, all Ben Hurs
h
i ;Don't forgot tho big Box
Social and Dunce. Woclnbu
day, Docombor 3, 8 p, in,
COMMITTEE,
Latta St Hopkins
Nurseries
Growers of II igh-tl ratio Fruit Trees. Apple and
Voar Trees aro our snecinltios, Stock ouo-yoar-old
trees on thrco-yoar-ohl roots. Some of best orchards
in the valley are sot to our trees. Nurseries near
Central Point. Medford office, room -IDli, Al. F. & H.
building. Phono StlSMi. K.xporioneo shows that homo
grown, acclimated trees aro tho best.
PATRONIZE HOME NURSERIES
Cy&txm' ?
&5Wtttr 4sA. I?. .AjttT ?ws'":iJ .
FOR .MEDFORD PEOPLE
ITik
eatre
Medfiml "miens' i:jcrlenres Pur
ulsli Topic for .Ieilfortl ONcuhhIoii
RIGHT TO FIX SALES
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PRI
BOOKS
Tho following oxperlettco occurred
In Medford. A Medford citizen re
lates It.
Similar experiences nre occurring
dally.
Medford peoplo aro being relieved.
Retting rid ot dlstresiltig kidney
Ills.
Try Doan's Kidney IMIIs the tested
Medford remedy.
Medford peoplo testify; Medford
peoplo profit.
Tho evidence Is homo ovldcnco
tho proof convincing.
Medford testimony Is gratefully
given.
Medford sufferers should heed It.
Mrs. Grnco Sknetors. V. Jackiiou
St., Medford. Ore , fas: "I can roc-
Sunday nml Monday MglitM 7 P. M,
Sunday .Mntlnco -: 13 V, M.
p.vriii: wi:i:kiv no. n.j
jaita si:aih)ht oi Ji:itrsAi.i:.M
ins I'insT pkupeh.manci:
Kdlsun
.MAN IN
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. Publish
ers wero denied today the right to
maintain arbitrary tales prleos on
rnnv-rlffb f1 Yiinla In 1tAlafni tit. . .....
vvh-"bv-.u wwf ... .. u.v..,, iv ninniena uonn s Kiuuoy rills, pro-
fhr) lvtiltml Ctfiftt citnrnmn etnurt InifnuT n( llnublnu' jn. ul...
must go before the senate again dur-1 .hIch ntuna Q J
"cop-rlght monopoly" similar to tho other symptoms of kidney trouble,
"patent monopoly" decreed In tho J This romoriy relieved mo when 1
Dick Mimeograph case. luted It ami I hao hcou welt ever
Tho court's dccUIon was handed since
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Vltagraph, Featuring Mnurlro Cos
tello nnd Clara Klmbal Young
Mntklns IMnno, Traps Druias, I'ffccts
Coining Tuesday Nlglit
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Series
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's ji better carsold at a lower price,
uder all conditions in overy coiui-
the Ford has proven itself tho one
ir that will moot ovory tost. And in
rst and after costs it saves monov for
s owner.
$r."i Is thu now prim of thn Ford runnlinut; tho
touring car Is If. 15; tho town car Ji'00 nil f, o, b.
Medford comploto with equipment. (let catalog
and particulars from
C. E. GATES
SpnrlA lliiltdliig Medfonl, Oie.
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Ing tho session which began today.
Tho Plndell case was complicated
in the first place by a report which
reached the czar's government that
' u ' ' ; n . mi doun ln ,l1" u5t brought by It
unwelcome to Russian officialdom. ........ , . . .. ..
ISIS THEATRE
Later another difficulty aroso In con
nection with tho publication of n
letter, addressed to Plndell and hear
ing the name of United States Sena
tor Lewis of Illinois, offering Pindell
tho St. Puterfburg embassy, with
nothing to do and purely for the
honor attached to tho post, on con
dition that ho resign at the end of a'
year. It afterward transpired that
Lewis did not writo tho letter, which
was attributed t a dismissal of v.
private tccretary of the Illinois lawmaker.
nthftr nnnnfnf mnta wlilnfi fullntl '
of confirmation wero thoio of Alex
ander Sweclt of Oregon, as minister
to Slam; six secretaries of ombasslo.
twelve secretaries ot legations and Ci
postmasters.
HUERTA FOES MENACE;
REFUGEES FLEE CAPITAL
KUSH MUKt WAIfiiHIru
1 10 MBOCAN HERS
PHIMDI5LPHIA, Doc. l.Pre
pnratlonu were boiug rushed at the
League Island navy yard hero today
for tho battleship Montana and the
torpodo boat Iloo to sail as toon ns the
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 Under
Uhe pressure of the constitutionalist
aimlos in the north advancing on
Chihuahua and the menacing activ
ities of tho Zapatistas to tho south
tho situation of the Huorta govern
ment was believed by officials boro
today to be critical,
Efforts of Huerta to obtain monoy
to pay accrued interest on the nation
al railroad bonds were regarded as a
demonfatratlon of the deterrent effect
upon foreign capital of the attitude of
American government toward
11.
jMncy and company, of Now York,
against tho American Publishers' as
sociation and tho American Hook
Sellers' association, charged with
composing tho National "Poel:
Trust."
Tho Macy company In 1902 sued
tho publishers association, charging
that It comprises three-fourths of all
American publishers, nnd the book
sailors nisoclntlon, compoFcd ot n
majority of all book sellers and
fllTAntu Thn unit u'na tirmtfFl.t midi. I
the Sherman anti-trust law, and
sought to enjoin the associations
from enforcing their contracts and
alleged combinations to fix prices on
both copyrighted and uncopyrlghtcJ
books, and from controlling tho sup
ply and sale of such books. That
the associations combined in 1001 to
secure "unreasonable and extortion
ato profits" and to prevent compe
tition, wag charged.
Por solo by all dealors, Prlco 50
cents. Kostor-.MIIburn Co., Ilnffnlo,
New York, solo agents for tho United
States.
Hemomhor tho name Doan's
and take no other.
Poisoned Blood
Quickly Cleansed
In Any Form of Blood
Trouble the Cure is Rapid.
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possible, presumably for Mexican thobo who would risk money to secure
waters, aud It was said tho transport 'oxorbitant profits at this btago of the
Hancock would bo in active commls; great national tragedy.
elan before the end of the week. It
wus Impossible to confirm a report
that tho liattlealilp Mississippi u'so
Jiad been ordored prepared for sail
ing on short notice, but It waj gen
erally Velloved,
Mexico City is almost isolated.
From tho northern half of Mexico,
tho state department reports uhow
that mail and telegraph matter can
not get southward beyond Monterey
except to Saltlllp.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
JM H. I1AIITLKTT
Phones M. 47 and 47-J-a
tiriliiilanrn Horvlrw Iicduit Cormier
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N. Florence Clark
VIOLINIST AND TKAClIUt
First-class Musk for all Occasions
IUO V, 1'ourtli St. PJiouo 7101
An nitnnlihlne rffonl of irrlou blood
pol'enlui: U 'Ully tirviiKlit to i.ur nttmtlou.
And moat It not all llimu utartllni;
en I n ml llin could le avirlcil uiti Hie blood
primed, toned aud purllKd In udvuncu by
iLttt wrmhrml remedy I. noun eviTwliero
a H H. H. rw pode reallx.' how ijulckly
llio Brem iHCcuieK inrieled ullli thu ntlil4
cod (rrincnt (rum nndlemul tuuii, con
stlimtlun and Inaitlvu kUUi-i.
'I lie nyinptonis ura fever, thlrt. excit
ability, dry tkjn followid by roh. and
many Indication MroiiK'ly illainioned us
I'loiualiiv iolonloir. 'IUU condition U a.
tuot tiidvcraal In all illnmtvi and U
julckly overcome by h aitlon ot H. H. H.
The iiit'dliltial projierlli of H. H. K, are
relatively jnat as caentlal to well balanced
IhaIiIi o aro the nutritive properties of
the meata, gralna, futa nnd usar of our
1 .lll r..l ,.. i ..... ..tn . .,.,.. ..
x-.,, wu. .,,,,, ,. iiii nil) tear IIIIH lutv
In mind and an your bl' '.d under (lie
ilomlnatlnic Induen'-o of K. K H. yoil Mill
not only drive out Ihoan Imtmrltlca that
rauae llheumatlim, fntarrh, licieina, Pirn
(ilea, Dolls and thin anemle blood, but you
will fid anew tho thrill of health that
tan come only from n pnrlM'il blood trenm.
Do not accept nnjtlilni; ln In place of
H. H K. : pay nn attintlon to tho "Juat as
flood" clalmi of thoie who votiM aacririre
your health to make an ritrn profit. H.
H, K. ronlnlna no rnlnerali, no crude drui;s,
tiothlnc but the moat beneficial botanical
materiaia Ho be anre 'and iret H. H. H.
nnd avoid dlaappolntmint, (let a bottlo
today and wrlln for free advlco to The
Kwlft Hpeelflg Co., i'23 HwUt Vliz., At
lauta, On.
vaui;ii,i.i:
RANZO
Comedy Pnlccllst
PIiodiplnjH Today
lpi:lla's levi: htohv
Featuring Julia Swayno Ourdon
DOHOTIIV'S AI)OITI.V
Drama
A PALLHN HKHO
Comedy
tiii: winning iminch
Comedy
JIMMY'S FINISH
Comedy
iiHTTY iiurn.v and tiii: had
MAN
Comedy
Hero TiiCHiIay
mtoNciio niLLv (j i, -is sguAiti:
Two Parts
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Export Oorsctioro
32(5 North Bnrtlott.
Phono .r)(J3 .
S T O P !
DR. W. H. HEOKMAN
Homeopath j
PHYSICIAN AND SUHOI.'ON
Offlre Spnrln llulldlng
Offlro Hours II) A. JI. to : l J. J
Draperies
Wn carry very complete line of
drapnrlea , lac rurtalne. rlalurea. etc..
and do all rlaaaea of uidiiilatrrlnc A
Peclni man to look after IliU worV
oluIVely and will KlVft aa kooA
aervlrv aa I poaallila to tfat In er
the larifHl Cllbs
Weolu & McGownn Co.
ART STORE
Hitdticed price,
picture framing,
on pictures nnd
E. D. Weston
Official Photographor of thr
Medford Commercial CluL
Amateur Finishing
Vost Cnrda
Panoraraiu Work
Flash lihtH
Poitraitit 4 t
Interior and exterior viewj-
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iuKaiives inauo anv linn
und any place by Jippomt
rueut.
h. JI. IIAIt.MON, Jlaunger.
208 E. Main Pnoue H71
Century Edition of
MUSIC
5c a Copy
while it lasts
All kinds of post rnrds nt big re
ductions.
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I'liono No, I)(I7"I .'III N. (Iittpo St.
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AUTOMOBILE
INSURED?
If not, see
McCurdy
At once, or telephone
ON 1'-TWO-THREE
( )l I wo. Spnrln Pnildint;
I have JiiHt received n consignment of
JERSEY and
DURHAM
COWS
which I wish to sell at ouco.
L. H. HOUSTON
Olio mllo west of Talent,
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India, Tb Ihty Land and
EfXpl, atppplnR at Interest
Ing polnti In Emope, Ails
and Africa, by tho ""
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From New Yotb, January IS, H
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