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PUllI-lKlini) KVKItT AI'Tf.llNOON
UN'CKIT 8UN11AT HV TUB
MKOrOIin l'ltlNTlNQ CO.
The Ocmocrnllc Times, Tli Jtpilford
Mull, The Modfnnl Trlbunp. Tho South
ern OrcRonlnn. Tho Ashland Tribune.
Office MaII Tribune Ilullillnir, 2S-27-JB
North Fir trut; telephone J6.
Offlclnl lir of the City of Med ford.
Official Paper of Jackson County.
lCntored n Pconil-rl8 matter M
Meilfonl. Oregon, under the net of
March 1, 110.
THE COUNTY PATHOLOGIST
BunsontrnoK rates
One year, by mnll ..-....- .5 00
Ono month, by mall . .50
IVr month, delivered ty carrier In
Mmlfnril. Jacksonvllin niul Cen
tral Point .SO
Patnrilay only, by mall, icr )cnr 3.00
Weekly, per yenr . ..-. l.tft
rrc
With Mrilfonl Stop-Over
DEED OF TRUST
TO REDDY RAILROAD
FILED, GRANTS PASS
GRANTS PASS. Feb. 20. There
has been filed with tho county clerk
of Josephine county for record a
ileod of trust Involving tho pro
posed railroad of tho California and
Oregon Itnllroad company, tho lino
to bo constructed from tho terminal
of tho Grants Pass municipal lino nt
Wlldcrvlllo to Crescent City, Cal.
This trust deed, bclus In effect a
mortgago upon tho lino to bo built.
Is executed by tho railroad company,
through J. F. Roddy, Its president,
and R. A, Letter, secretary, to tho
Tltlo and Trust company, a Port
land corporation, as trustee.
Tho trust deed is an extensive
document, having 4S type-written
pages, tho recording fees amounting
to 3S. It bets forth that tho Call
fornla and Oregon Coast Railroad
company Is to build a line of railroad
from Wlldcrvllle, Josephine county.
to Crescent City, Cal., and that It also
Intends to acqulro tho municipal line
now being built by the city of Grants
Pass from this city to Wlldcrvllle;
that It Intends to construct, own and
opcrato n railroad from Mcdford, In
Jackson county, to connect at sonic
convenient Junction point with the
main lino road from Grants Pass to
Crescent City, tho purpose of tho
company being to havo constructed,
equipped and operated a continuous
lino of railroad from Grants Pass and
Median! to Crescent City. Tho deed
also recites that at a meeting held
on tho 31t day of January the Call-
fornla and Oregon Coast Railroad
company arranged for tho Issuanco
of bonds In the amount of 14,500,000,
to bear six per cent Interest, the pro
ceed from the sale of tho bonds to
bo used In tho construction of tho
proposed lino of road, tho bonds to
bo secured by this mortgngo or deed
of tniht given to tho Title and Trust
company as trustco. The bonds nro
to Lo dated January 2, 1914, and to
run for 2.'. earn, though provision If
made for their retirement at any pre
vious interest pnlng data. Follow
ing tho salo of tho bonds tho cash
Is to bo paid oer for construction
work by tho trustco company, though
Burh construction and equipment
chargo can not exceed tho rate of
$43,000 per mile.
TWO grand jury wluYh has just adjourned report oil
upon orchard inspection and pathology as follews:
A groat deal of complaint has been made and Is being made upon tho
expense Incident to orchard Inspection The grand Jur Inning IuxcaU
gnted some of these Items nro of the opinion that tho field work under tho
atato law is necessary and that tho present drastic measures emplojcd by
the county court to eradicate blight are necessary alul will result In Its
complete elimination, Tho county court Is to bo complimented upon Its
economic administration of the business of tho county, but In this con
nection we respectfully submit tlutt a largo huiu of money U being ex
pended In n mi-called pathaloglcal department which might bettor havo
boon emploiod In field work In eliminating blight niil respectfully rec
ommend that as soon as the honorable count) court can terminate and
abolish this department such action wilt meet with much favor among tho
taxpayers.
The grand jury made no investigation of the county
pathologist's office or department. Mat one or two of the
grand jurors have ever been in the office, so are not ac
quainted with the work accomplished and under Wav.
No evidence was taken on the subject bv the grand
jury, no orehardists or fanners appeared before the jurors.
borne of the .-jurors, like many who have not investigated,
are in complete ignorance of the laets.
Tho report of the grand jury is then simply the opinion
ot a majority ot these seven men only one ol whom is an
orehardist. As it is not based upon a careful' studv of
facts and examination of the office criticised, it is simply
an expression ot prejudice.
The grand jury is sworn not to act through "envy,
hatred or malice," but "upon the evidence before you."
hi this ease no evidence was before them. Hut the jurors
used their position to attack a count v official without giv
ing him a hearing or making even a casual investigation
of the department complained of.
The Mail Tribune believes that the office of pathologist
is more essential to the welfare and prosperity of the val
ley than any other county office in it. The great resources
of the country are horticulture and agriculture. The
money spent in Safeguarding and protecting them is the
best spent portion of the tax revenues.
Only the most skilled of scientists is fitted for the posi
tion of.pathologist. It is his business to point out the suc
cessful solution of the various pioblcms that affect the
welfare of the orchard and farm. The warfare upon the
multitude of pests, upon plant diseases of every nature,
upon Jack Frost and a score of other subjects is conducted
under his lireetion.
but in addition he acts as advisor-in-general to growers of
STOP CATARRH!
l'to lljomcl ou Mrculhe lt
I'nleM propei l.v treated thin dis
ease often leads to a serious If not
fatal ailment. It Is needless to nl
low catarrh to ruin jour health
use llomel It I certainly effective
for catarrh Ills. It's tho direct-to-tho-spot
treatment You breathe It
no stomach doting. No household
should be without lljomol. It not
only ghes quick and Innllng benefit
In cases If catnrrh but Is ono of tho
surest and most pleasant treatment
for bond colds, sniffles, or croup of
children.
Ilyomel Is a combination or null
septic oils you breathe It using a
small Inhaler. Tho air l.tduu ivltlt
health-restoring ltomel soothes,
heals and Rallies tho sore, raw
and Inflamed mem lira no of tho
breathing organs almost Immediate
ly. There Is no other remedy that
benefits so surely or so quickly.
.Money refunded by (.'has. Strang If
you are not satisfied.
tlrt. ei Ink i it twin I llvnlinil nhnfli.
Not only are these among his duties. L. ,..,. nrul!I.,i, everywhere oi
Get tho complete outfit- $1 00
BUILDING NEW DEPOT
U CENTRAL POINT
A crew of carpenters and workmen
artlved Tuesday and slatted tho pre
liminary work of mining tho South
ern Pacific depot and putting up a
new building. It hcoihh nt last as
though tho long delavod promise of
a new station hoimo was about to bo
fulrtlled. A foundation It first ft
be put In nnd thou tho old building
will be moved to the new location.
Then over) thing will bo rendy for
tho construction of tho now depot.
Tho plans as Mrst outlined promise
a building 100 feet lung with u spa
cloin freight room, oxprost and bag
gage room, largo walling rooms and
commodious office but hoiiio chungui
havo been made In tho oilglnnl plvu
and tho architect Is hero today wink
ing out a now plan ami It In not
known exact I) what tho dlnionsloim
of the ixMiiiH will now ho ill awn.
It Is expected that It will tal.u
eight or ten weeks to tomplclo tho
work. Ceiitial Point Herald,
NOTK'i:.
Notlco Is hoioby given that the un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil at Itu meeting to Im hold Mai eh
aril, IIU I, for a llceuso to sell malt,
spirituous ami vinous liquors In quan
tities less than a gallon at its place of
mislncsi on lot II, block 20, city nt
Hod ford for a period ot six mouths.
w. m. ki:nni:dy.
Dated February II, I1M4.
ITn
leatre
Fruluv niul Salnril.iv Night, 7 l M,
The Antique Brooch
tluilliug buttle
KiIinou Two Keel A
n it rtiutiu.g
ttalii.
FAMOUS. PLAYERS
AT
Opening today nt tho Star Is tho
third of tho Daniel Frohmau "Fam-
oim Flavor" series, thero nro two
M'bjocts ou tho program, each threo
iculh In length, and both uro moto-
rranhy gums.
Tho firkt Is "Tho Port of Doom.
n thrilling iiifktery of the sa, fea
turing I,nura Sawjor an -Kuto Kir
b) " Tlilb Is ono of the blggebt ma
rine drarnua over filmed and Jias an
ingenious plot, portraying u vivid
panorama of fate, love and deatn
buttling ou tho high teas a genulno
Innovation. -Miss Sawyer Is at hr
best In this production and her act
ing is of a high order.
Tho other number on tho bill Is
"Ills .Volt'hbor'a Wife," with tho cclo
bratod lavorlto of two contlneuti,
I.llllo I.nnjjtry. in tho tltlo role. This
photoplay u alto In three reels and
shows tho famous emotional actress
ill ono of hor strongest characteriza
tions, strengthened by a story teem
Ing with teiua suspuusu and 'appeal.
J.llllo Lnngtry'tf art make tho film
preach a jioworftil iiermun, nnd Mil
tratw tliu utorliul (ruth that meroy
l iiilKlilltuU lu (ho mlKhtlest.
ilHn Wood,
If run 'Ht xond wonil, fset It from
frANk (, liny,
all kinds and must have at his finger tips an encyclopedia
of information tor the use ot the general public.
The pathologist's office is most capably filled at pres
ent. Professor O'Gara is becoming a nation-wide author
ity imon the various subjects under his jurisdiction. The
new pests that are constantly appearing to prey upon
plant and tree are referred to him by the department of
agriculture and the forest rv bureau, who co-operate with
him. lie tells when to snrav and what to Use. Had his
warnings been heeded, blight would have been eliminated
years ago. lie introduced orchard heating, and each year
his frost warnings save nianv tunes his salary, lie is the
best-posted man in Oregon on all subjects pertaining to
horticulture and agriculture, and his loss would be a severe
blow to these industries and the valley. He makes Ins
mistakes who does not? but is little apt to err.
There is and always has been a short-sighted element
that objects to the employment of a pathologist, which
cannot realize the value of scientific care, and which, if lis
tened to, would soon have Rogue Kiver valley orchards in
the same condition as those ol the illamette valley. This
element among the orehardists loses fruit every year from
frost, and this element has the worst infected orchards.
These orehardists have to be shown, by the loss of a crop,
the necessity of orchard heating, and by the loss of many
trees, the necessity of keeping blight cut out. This faction
and the general discontent due to hard times is voiced
by tho grand jury.
The county court acted upon the requests of the large
majority of orehardists when it appointed Professor
O'Gara pathologist, and widespread indignation would
follow any effort to abolish the department. The 'ourt
was entirely within the law in making the appointment,
which is authorized as follows in Chapter Ui-I, session laws
of 1913:
"The county court Is hereby authorized to assess, levy, nnd
collect, annually, lu the manner provided ror tho nssossomnt, levy and cel
lo tlon of other taxes a tax not to exceed one-half mill
to bo ret aside as a special fund nnd khall bo used for no othor
purposo than tho omploymont of an expert or experts to study and Investi
gate any phase of any agricultural niobtom or problems which may affect
tho agricultural or horticultural Interests of said county.
"That tho county court shall haw authority to employ
nnd pa) any competent export or exports for the Investigation of all agri
cultural or horticultural questions That tho county treasurer
shall keep ouch fund lu a separuto fund and pay upon warrants drawn by
county clerk."
GOOD ADVERTISING
ROGUE IMVKR VALLEY'S resources as a fruit belt
came in for a big advertisement when a dozen boxes
of the valley's best Newtown Pippins were opened and
distributed lit the .Pythian convention now in progress at
Washington, ). C, by the Oregon delegation. Each apple
was inclosed in a sjiecially printed wrapper advertising
the Uogue Hiver valley, ('rater Lake, .Medford, with the
compliments of the Medford K. V. lodge.
According to the news dispatches, the Oregon delega
tion have commanded much attention, visiting newspaper
offices and the canitol buildings, and their presence, is
widely advertising the state. Six thuosaud delegates are
in attendance from every part of the North American con
tinent at this, their golden jubilee.
The local lodge is to be congratulated upon its enter
it
site- this contains
bottle of liquid.
the Inhaler and
SEE IE THE CHILD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
.Mother! Don't Hesitate! If (,
I'cwrNh, ('oiiMfiMli-d, Olvo "Call-
fin nla S ni of Figs"
Look at tlt tongue, mother! It
coated, It Is a sure sign that our lit
tle one's stomach, liver ami bowels
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish, cross, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act nat
urally, or Is feverish, stomuch sour,
breath bad; has stomnch-ache, soro
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, glvo a
tcaspoouful of "California S)rup of
Figs," nnd In a few hours nil tho
foul, constipated waste, undigested
food and sour bllo gently moves out
of Its little bowels without griping,
and joii have n well, playful child
again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless "fruit laxative:"
they lovo Its delicious taste, and it
aluas makes them feel splendid.
Ask jour druggist for a 50-ccnt
bottlo of "California Syrup of Figs, '
which has directions for babies,
children of all ages nnd for grown
ups plalnl) printed ou tho bottlo,
How are of counterfeits sold hore. To
bo sure ou get tho genuine. nBk to
see that It Is inado by "California
Fig S)fiip Company." Rofuso on
othor kind with contempt.
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DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
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Oct a email pnrkage ot Hamburg
Ilrrntt Ten, or ns tho Grrrnnn folk
call it,"Ilum!nirgur limit 'I lire," at any
plmrrii&ry, lake a tabli-Mpootiful of tho
tia, mt a cup of balling wati-r ujion
it, pour through u sieve and drink a
teacup full ut any tlmn during the
day or beforo rrtlrlnij. It Is tlix iiiuit
effective way to bre a cold and curu
grip, an it opiiis tho porn ot the skin,
relieving coni Ulon, AIo looncns the
bowels, thus driving a cold from tlm
system.
Try It the next tlmu yen suffer from
cold or the grip. It Is fnexptiislvn
and entirely vegetable, thercforu safo
and httrink'is.
"JUST BOYS"
Ilia Comedy
"REGGIE, THE DAREDEVIL"
I tin Cumcil.v
"EXPLOSIVE D"
Knlein, n fnicigu i-pv i'iiilo.
Coming Sumlnv iimtiuce niul evening:
"The Awakening of Snakcvlllc"
A-l I'aii.n two reel, tVutuneg Au
gut Curni'v ( e-nedv I o.
S8 THEATRE
I'lioto I'hiv 1 I'nil.iv Siitunl.ix,
The Unwelcome Throne
NO. I OF "THE ADVENTURES OF
KATHLYN" SERIES, IVuimiug
Kiithhn WillutiiiK. A wild nnimal
melodrama
In Three Parts
LORD MAYOR OF LONDON
Topical
ONLY ONE SHIRT
Comedy
Comlnn Sunday:
THE WEDDING GOWN
Two Reels
NOTICE
lu the Mirny notice imlili-hnl on
IYIiriiury 18, il vviih not intended, nsi
iiiny be Hem liy the (ciiiih iim'iI, that ,
tlieio Is imy imuicilmte liuii'.v in the
mutter of sjinyiug in geueiul, The
milieu vviih UmiciI in uiili'i' to notify
grovvcrr) Hint M'i'O'lit.' eoiili eom
iiiciii'u on ntiL'ie pull inn cur. Il
,wnn uiillciliiiy Milled Hint jiijile
"hoiilii iin lie iinwil nit t il iiiiii-Ii
Inter A U'ln) ut U'li i," "I iuoiv
in Hie matter of Meno frtiilH, or two
vvcckx in Hie cum- of pen m, will ho
lcnniMihlc, I', ,1, O'OAIIA,
I'itlinlm.'M hi eliurge.
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
Wi H, IIAIITMSTT
VUmu-n M, 17 and I7-J8
IliilMilmiro Htitln' Hfj'iiljr t'ormmr
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Sub Fain and StUTaeM away with
a small bottle of old honest
St. Jacob Oil '
Wien your hack Is sore and lamn
or lumbago, srnUica or rlu-umutUm hus
you stltri-md up, don't nufferl Oil a
25 fiil bottle of oM, holiest "St.
Jacob Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little In vour Imnd und rub It right
Into tlie
WHO?
Im thw so much talked about
Hugh
Dickson
In Medfonl niul prnmihcs lo out miicIi
u figure Willi Hie women uml 'lulilreii
an well m. Hie men?
Well, if you rcallv want to know
Ask "Pat"
At Hie Quaker Xurhciic, 101 Koiilli
Fir htreet. He Iiiih I lie "iloie" on
thin oftieiiil .Medfonl rote uml Iiiih
just receivcR Hid hecoml invoieu of
tlitin; nihil Hiene hlioiv rusiM: Curo
lino Teslout, Demi Hole, J. II. Clark,
Fruit Karl l)rueliki, William Slieau,
Ulricli lliiiucr uml u iiumlier of
choieu elimhi'iH.
Prices just a little below the other
fellow.
Hi;,' hioiik of Oiiiuiiieiiliil uml
Sliniln Treci, Coiiimereiiil vuriclieH
of Hours nml Apples.
NOriCK.
Notice In hereby given that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil at Its meeting to ho hold Miuch
.lid, I HI I, for u license to sell malt,
spirituous niul vinous lhiunrH In quan
tities less than a gallon at Hh place if
business, No, :t(i, Ninth Fmiit street,
city of Medford for a period of six
mouths.
II, H. U.MK'I.IFFi:,
Dated February Hi, ill 1 1.
With Medford trade is Medford run
Oltl'IIAItO IIAtt.M-SS
A team tan pull ait big it load with
Il as nay other harness mid cannot
lujuio the tret it while plowing
('all II. C, IKISMIV, I'linuo MDM..M.
Star Theatre
SPECIAL TODAY
6 BIG REELS 6
HANI Kl, Klv'OIIMAX
I'lTHl'lltS
The Port of Doom
In Throo Roolu
thrilling mystory of tho mil The
dutt't'tivo tlraitia ovt'r rilnu:tl,
LAURA SAWYER
hiiKOHl iiiitniH'
featuring
Ml
I'lic
DAXIKIi I'MJOI I.MAX I
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V CII'IM MH'U i in in 111 i
'iVSfllt.S
wo continents,
L5LLIE LANGTRY
In a Dranialic Domtstic l'lii,
HisNeig'hbor's Wife
In Thrco Rcoln
A .slory ieeuiiug with iiileii.se MUMpeu.se and appeal.
A Powerful Sermon.
VAUDEVILLE
Castleman 6 Montgomery
ChASSV S!(,IN(I ACT.
BIG SHOW FOR 10 CENTS
COMINCi SrN'DAV:
QUO VADIS
In Eight Rooln
l rluht
Im tort
iiiiiii or adic, aim y inn turu
joii count lllty, tliu jMirviu'SM una iium.
Iirx in eolie.
Don't tn)
rliilnll 'J hl Kixithliiu
d
j'Hiitrutliix ml iicids to l uwd only
once, it lakp thu cli ami imla rl(lil
nut of jour hut, and imla Hie iiiltt-ry.
II U inuulriil, yet uliiuiliiti'ly lmnnli4
uml diM'M t burn the kfn,
Notlilii) ilm nii4 hiiiiliHj'o. mlnli'i
mii Nine hut I, miMf)' ki iiiiiiiidl) i
Peaches
I liuvit u luij,'o fdipply of cominer
clii! MiricllcH of Pencil uml Ajuleot
Ticcv Hint I want to iliwpoHo of ut
mice uml Imve Hieciu juieeH to uiovo
lliem. FirHl-cliihH block Km tun
liefoiu liuyini;.
H. 0, PATTERSON
(junker NiirM(U iiiiiii,
Ofliie mnl Hull Vulil 10 1 Koiilli
I' in I'liwmi 1-)'i ,).
PAGE JLEATRE
SATURDAY -SUNDAY, FEB. 21-22
THE JOLLY
ENTERTAINERS
27- KIDDIES 27
Ranging from 8 lo Hi years of age.
Wat eh for Street Coii'-ert Daily.
TWOIIOlTWKOKNKUI-CMiAHHS.Mr.S!(,Ali(JOAIHI)Y,
YALTI)IOVIMiKf WW.
Two Shows NiKhUy, 7:M() and 0 :!!().
POPULAR PRICES, 10, 20, 30 CENTS
Sl'KCIAL iMATINHIO Sl'NDA Y AKTKIfNOON AT liiUO
Any Seat 20c. Children Oo
Coming, MONDAY Feb. 23
For a Short Stay
if. t
A. B. Basco and his big
Mitsical Comedy Co.
20
PEOPLE f (
And Lots of GirlH -w J
niCKJI'JW, lilOTTI'JU, (lUHATMU THAN
PRICES, 10, 20, aoo
A J(,ew KcHcued KchIh, ehoieo dOe,
KVI'lIt
Oponing Bill Monday Night
" LITTLE MISS FRISCO "
QNE HPW NI0HTLY Umwl Hm of Motion Plgturon,
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