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MEDFORD MAJTj TRTBUNE, MEDFOKD. ORIWONT, TTKSnAV, APRIL 21, 1911
Medford mail tridune
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Tim Domnerntle. Time, Tito Mritfonl
ftlftll. The Miulfnrd Tribune, Ttir Fouth
rn Orcgonliin, Tito Aslilnmi Tritium.
Office .Mnll Tribune lliilldlnc, 25-37-:
North l-'lr ntrnat; tclcplunta 76,
OfflelM Paper of the City of Mr.Uord.
Offlrlnl I'lipfr of Jncknon County.
KntenM n iK-cond-clsss matter at
Mriiroril, Oregon, uiiilrr the net of
March I, 1S79
subscription rates
One yi-itr liy until ,....15.00
One month, by mnlt... ... ,S0
Vtr mould, delivered by cnrrlrr In
Mortfortt, JncKeonvllIo nml Cen
tral l'ulnt -. ... ,M
Fatunlnv only. ly mull, per S'rar . S W
Weekly, pit yenr. . -. -.-.. .. I SO
THE COMMUNITY INDEX
HWORIT CIRCUX.ATIOK.
Dully ovrrage for bK imnilh eliding
Dccemlxr 31, ISM. 2M0.
Willi Medford Stop-Ovcr
II
10
SACKAMENTO, Cal.. April 21.
Thnl tlio entire strength of stnte
troops, numbering 4C00 officers and judgment Kl
men, could bo mobilized within -IS
hours notice wag the statement today
of Adjutant General Forbes. The
nbovo forco represents tlio ponco
ctrcngth and could bo augmented by
S1000 cnllitmcnt8, according to
l'orbcs.
If a mil Is sent out the troops can
bo mobilized at Sacramento, Snn
Francisco and Los Angeles. The
state nillltln has SO wagons and
Forbes says he Is In n position to se
cure horses and mules on short
notice.
The National Guard's strength In
cludes tli roe full regiments of Infan
try, one squadron of cavalry, ono
battalion of field artillery, with
threo batteries, ono signal corps
company, two aviators, hospital
corps, nine companies of naval mi
litia and coast artillery corps of 12
companies.
4nnJII0 newspaper is tho besl advertisement a eomiuun-
ily has better than all the fine literature and fancy
pamphlets sent mil. II lolls tho story of Hie town anil of
(ho count ry, reflects ils progress or ret regression. A pros
perous and well-pal ronized newspaper indicates a pros
perous community.''
These were among Ihc remarks made hy 10. 1). Tiinms of
Portland to (he Medford merchants in a talk to them upon
the henefit of newspaper advertising. The remarks are
true, because the newspaper reflects the everyday life of
the community ami is the best possible index to everyday
conditions.
A newspaper is .just as good as its patronage. If it is
better, the publisher is losing nionev. If it is poorer, it can
not hold its support. It is the aim of every editor to pro
duce as good a paper as ho possibly can with the money
available, and it is a matter of personal pride to make the
paper just a little better than the support justifies. Con
sequently the better patronage, the better newspaper and
the better for the community.
While the circulation is the life-blood of the newspaper,
the advertising is the bread and butter. Circulation is use
less if not appreciated by the advertiser, and becomes a
source of expense unless sold to the advertiser. The morel
advertising, the more stimulus for increasing the number
of renders and the more benefit to the advertiser.
A newspaper whose columns are filled with live adver
tising shows that the merchants of the publication city are
wideawake and that the city itself is progressive. ' The
larger the paper issued, the '.more enterprising and pros
perous the community. The smaller the paper and the
fewer and deader the advertisements, the more adverse the
ed upon the coimnuiurv bv the shrewd
obsrvers.
Xowspapcr building is largely a matter of co-operation
for the entire connnunitv. If the co-onerntion is mil im-th-
------------'-''
WASHINGTON', April 21 Only
20 moHiticr of tlu Iiohm of repre
sentatives iro present when Hint
limlj ennieiteit toilny. Tin lintiw
morel marked time, await In net Inn
li the noun to on tint rriwlutlim mil
poworlim President Wilson to tisu
tlio nrniod force of tin lulled State
ugulnst General tluortn.
Wnr enthusiasm was nmnlfoitod
or where Utility. Secretary of
Wnr OnrrlMtn win flooded with tot-
tor front meu who wished to offer
their senlcen In the oumt of wnr.
Kvery letter recoiled wns ftld nwtiv
lt tlio chief of stuff of nrmj.
"lnii of tin letters." Mild ftnrrl
son, "wore- pntlnttle, caiitnlnltiR stor
ies of html times nml no uoiK The
writers sntd tliev wore anxious for
nn sort of Jo' ' '
USE OF ARMY IN
WASHINGTON. April 21 - Tlinl
the ill in will bit used In Mevleo
shortly wiih lielleieil heto toilny to
lu xriinliiK iilorn nml mure cerlnln.
It wini liiHlnleil nt the white hoiiao
(hut the iiiiw nlitiio would ln m'cdod
Imt Mnjor Geiiernl Wood ii'iiinliieil
t Seetvltiry of Wnr Gnnlsou' of.
Geo, lpt u continuous rosoruitlon
for n Houtliboiiinl Iniln nml plnluly
ovpeeted ti Heetl call for his forces'
orvlee.
The iiiiiirtoriiuulor'n ilopnrtiiieiit
Imd tnuiKportii rend) to moo tin
first division nt n iiionuitil'rt not Ice
nml hud nrrniigml to Impri" other
hhlp wheneier It needed them.
Kor tale Imd notified tin bur
etui of inllltnr.v nflnlrn that Its ml
lit In wns ready.
DRINK MORE WATER
IF
IS
coming, neither money nor onorjrv will accomplish the tie
sired result. The assistance of the community is just as
essential for the newspaper as the newspaper's constant
boosting is for the community. Help make a fine news
papor and you help make a better community.
SEEK MASKED BANDIT
FEAR ATTEMPT TO
SIEZE TIA JIJANA
SAN IHKUO. Cal., April 21 An
ticipating an attempt by the United
States to soUo tlio Tijuana customs
house, the federals nt Tijuana Just
below tlio border, 14 miles south of
San Diego, wcro today strengthening
their fortifications and preparing to
fight.
In tho center of tlio Little Landers'
colony on American soil a thort dls
tnnio above Tijuana, toldlcrs from
Fort Itoscrrans had their niachlno
guns trained upon tlio Mexican vil
lage. Orders to move were expected
nt any tlmo and hundreds of tour!
lists and citizens wcro flocking from
Sau Diego to tho heights above
Tljuann to witness tho clash.
Tijuana Is a tourist town of about
500 persons. Thero uro 300 Mexi
can federals lit the garrison there.
LOS AXGKLKS, ('!., April 'JL
Several tqtiml of offirer sire
M'lirchinjr today for it mukeil Imutlit
who held up the clerk- nboanl si mail
car nt Inched to n northbound South
ern I'mifie triiiu lut nij-lit ."inl ex
MiMtl with twenty uiek:i!:e of res;
istereil moil.
With a blue linuiliinmi liuutlkereliief
tied over hi fsiee, the mini slepped
into the innil ear -oon utter the train
pulled out of the Aremle -tnlioii Jiote
botiml fur Sun Fninei-eu. He eoier
eil the elerk witli u reioher nml
cimtelleil tluiit to point out the n--ilered
mail, lie dropped from the
train sit Triiir.i, UtUr tlie l.o- An-Je-
city limits.
SKATTI.K. Wti-lu April -M.-Within
eien iliiy niter n eull to
nrtnx i- reeeiveil the Niitionnl (liiunl
of Wn-liitiictmi will he lemlv to pin
eeed to Mevien, or nn where in the
world, neeitldiuic In u MHlriiuitll Inet
uij:lit hy tJnieriutr i;rnet Lifter.
"In my opinion, the ecnml Wnnh
iiiKtiui regiment will compute t'nvor
uiiiy with the mililtit Inxu iiuv oilier
tnte, mid it will ccrlninlv be (lie
het trmtiri) nml eipiipKi imiiieut
the -late h.is cmt soni i-nt," Mini the
uoiernor.
Aiiuunl Meellnit.
Tint ntiiiunl meeting of tin Itoguo
IMior Cn-operatlvo Krult Grower nn
soelnlloti In Medford Hnturdny nfter
noon. April 2&, nt 2 p. tit., nt which
tlmo nine director will be ulected to
servo for the entitling jenr A report
covering tho business trniiKticted by
the nssoclntloti during tho pit Ml )enr
will bo presented nt this time. A full
nttetidnueo I deidred.
2s J A. I'KltUV. PrildiiU
Eat lets meat nml tako Baits for llaok-
noho or Bladder troublo
Ncutmllxcs nolds.
Urtfl ncld In inr.il eicllcs the kidneys,
tltcy Ih!ciiuio itviTwoiki'dt pit sltigiiUli,
nolie, nnd dvl like hiinns of lend. Hie
iirluit lircnuiiti eloudyi tlntMniMrr Islrrl
luted, nml Jim inny Im etdlKiil tosrek re
lief two er throe tlini-.i during the nhiliL
When the kidneys clue sun mint help
them fltmh olf the Utdv's iitlnmn wntn
or you'll l a reiil sic); erm ultortly.
At first von feel a dull misery In the kid
ney region, you iiilfrr (tout Imeknelie,
sick lieiiilnohe, illMlne, stuitnu'h gvtn
notlr, tongue ce.ttcil it lid you fevl rlietn
ni.it In twinge when tint w'enther l Imd.
lt es nn-At, drink hit of it tori
nlo get from nuy itltnrmiiciiit four iiuncr
o( dud Saltut Ink i it tnlilenpitnnful
In n gUM of wnlor before liroiklnnl
fer few dnys nnd your klduo) will
then net fine. This (itutons mlln is innde
Item tint ncld o( grnpon nnd leiiutn Juliv,
iMUlblued with llthlu, nnd litis Ix'etl lined
for generntlonn to clonu clogged kidneys
nnd stltuulate tliem to nurinnl netlvlty,
nlm to neittrullru the. nclds In tiritw, o
It no longrr l ,t sotireo of IrrltAtlun,
tlnn ending bladder wenkuees,
Jail Sails U lueeniivr, cnnnitt In-
I tire i make a dellghtlul ilTointuvnt
itlilit water drink whleh etenonn should
take now nnd then to loop tlio kidney
rlian nnd active. DrugglM hern say
they tell lot ol Jail tNilt to lolk wno
BATTLESHIPS ORDERED
TO PREPARE FOR SERVICE
CRUISER SOUTH DAKOTA
AT
VALLUJO, Cal.. April 21. The
cruiser South Dakota arrived hero
ut & u. m. today from Jiromerton. It
was scheduled to tako on camp
eiiulpniuiit and at least ICO marines
ut Mnro island this afternoon,
Threo hundred murines left for
California City thin morning on tbs
tug Iroquois to board the Jupiter for
trsiiiuportiitlou to Ban Diego. Major
John T Meyers was In oiuuiaud of
tho detachment.
i.xirn siiKts worked all night on
the cruiser .Maryland to It would be
In shape to leave fot tho south b)
Thursday ut tho latest.
HOSTO.V, April JL The linttle-fltip-i
Virginia, NYhrsirOsn and d'coriu
received ru-.li rlen toilny to pre-
ire for soniee. They will lenie fori
Inmpieo rrnlny.
r;i:.E killed in battle
(Continued from paga 1.)
WASIM.VOTON', April 21. .Way
oftieinU were in iiin"e humor today
over lite repented n-rertiun-, from
Me.ieo City thitt no tin-; wit- fl in
over the hunt in which A--istsiut I'sij
msiter Knppnuil hN men went iIiore
from the L'niled Stntc gtiubm't Did
pliiu nt the time of their nrrot in
Tiimpieii. .
The .Mexienu suitlioritie lime not
even taken the trouble to put tin-
Miiteiuent in the form of a snenfie
denial of (lie American wimiiii that
the flu;: wn- fliinv. Thev lime
-imply meiitioiiuil inciclcntallv that
there wn no fin?.', n-. if even body
knew what they 'Hid wan n tint nnd
there ,u mi eontrovery itboiit it.
At the imvy ilopnrtmi'in it w;i i.
denied that thi- nttitude in-, nllin
offieiuldum grentli.
SAM W. SMALL
At Page Theater
Tuesday, April 21
.t t::io i. .m. apmlssiov fih:i:
ue nnd tliey crouched in tnrior on
the floor. Denver union offieiiiN tjiiv
two children were killed.
Tlie lat eompnny of uiilitin wn.
luthdrawii from tlie htriht- rone Inst
week, hut no tniou as the duh be
tween tho Mriker". nnd the mine
uiinU lieniue known, cotiijianicB
from Triiiidnil, Wnlenhur nnd l.a
iiinr were ordered suit.
Striker Dili en Off
Major Ilumroek wiied (iiuienil
Chitee today that ho hud driven the
trikcr to si point three mile. et
of Ludlow, where they were hein re
iuforeed. l-'ightiug- with the mililin ic-iiltcii
when Lieiitemiut LiuderfeltV detiieh
ment of nixteun uiou wm. nmln"die!
.Monday iiurniin;. IDnriitjf ye-ter-diiyV
lihtiiiK the tent colony wn
fired, the tliuihy canvas lintie huni
ing like tinder.
ON HOARD TIIK I1TTLKSIIII'
ARKANSAS, (Ily wireless) April 21
Admiral Itadger said today ho ex
pected tho Arkansas, leading his
battleship squadron, to reach Tamplco
at S n. m. Wednesday. Tho squadron
was Increasing Its peed. Drilling
nnd rifle practice wero going on
steadily.
Married
Ira L. Kollenborn and Mildred
Young wero united In marriage at
the Presbyterian .Mouse, Monday.
April 20th. at 3 p. in. by Rev. W. F.
Shields. Mr. Kollenborn Is In tho
Kldd Co. shoo storo and Mrs. Kol
louboru Ih tho daughter of Harry L.
Young. TIioko young ikoi!o will
make tholr homo in our city.
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You Wnn t Your
KODAK NEGATIVES
To lie Trented Carefully
tiring Them lie nt for Developing and
Printing
Till; SWIOI KTl'IMIW
U'2 We.t Mnlu St. .Miilfonl, Or'.
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corsetioro
32(5 North Harllolt.
Phone MM aM.
TO LEAVE MEXICO
WASHINGTON, April 2'.--Sir Ar
thur Spring Rice, Hrltlsh ambassa
dor In tho United States announced
this afternoon that l'niled States
Chnrgu d'Affalren O'Shnugiinessy.
hud notified not only all Ainorlruiis
hut all foreigners to leuvo the city.
Jin made tho uuuotincoment follow
ing Heeretary Jlryan's conference
with Hut foreign dlplpumts hero.
J try it ii was his Informant, he said,
but ho kio'o no fiirlhor dttulls eviept
that llin forelauers wero wiiipl)lnu
H IHJ'iai)' tt. JiosDjhlf!
PLANS TO SEIZE GUNS
tuoutlnued from pact l.)
i-horlly tul.e posohion of puintx
tihui the holder.
Kefngecs Ix-uiliiK Capllul
Ameriean refugeen were pouring
to Vera t'niz Irom .Mexico City. I'ich.
ideut I Inert. i iiiiiiouneeil lie would
protect tlicin, hut there wnr. niiieh fear
for their Mifety, iievitrllielonH, Kven
lor thnxo in the. northern territory
under rebel iomIioI, there wax eon
hideruhlii niixicly.
Xcwk wu icceived in Wiiliinglou
that Sir Lionel ('union, HueiluV het
fiieiid urn Conner IlritUh miiiixler in
Mexico City, uoiv on hit. win In lake
u new poet nt Itio de iluiieiio, n
hiiiryiug fioiii Vein iiu, to Ihc .Mex
ienu I'liiilul to iii'mo the ilinliilni' to
Kiilulit the Amerieun IIuk hi nceoiil
with i'ro-ident WiUoiiV ilciiuindo, Inn
II w.i nol helieiiil here Ihul eteli
Kir l,ione would succeed,
XOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that the
uiiderKlgned will upply to tho city
council ut Its meeting to bo hold
April 21st, 1911, for a license to
noil malt, spirituous nnd vinous li
quors In quantltlcM less than a gallon
at Its place of business, 22 N. Front
street, city of Medford for a period
of six months.
SKLSI1Y & KENNEDY.
Dated April 11th, 1!H.
XOT1CK.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
undersigned will apply to tho city
council at Its mooting to be held
April 21st, l&I I, for a license to sell
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
In quantities less than a gallon at
Its placo of buslnesH, 10 X. Front
street, city of Medford for a period of
six months.
MI'RI'IIY & CO.
Dated April 10th, 19H.
t ' " ' ' in i. i jm
John A, Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
WH, IIAiiTLKTT
J'lmiifM M, 17 nut) 'I7-Jif
.tinbulafico Hmko Deputy Cor"uer
Tho famous Sau'horn Kvnngells-,
ICdltor, and I.erlurer, called "A
I'rlnco of tho l'lat'orm," hm given
tho fullest satisfat n wherever la
has lectured, In fiurscs or nt Chan
tauquas. Coininlttww Invariably ro-
Vort that "ho umdo good" In every
particular.
Dr. Small Is a man of oxcptlonnl
attainments. He was born In Knox
vlllc, Tenneiweo. In the city founded
by his family forbears; graduated
with high honors from Kmory nnd
Henry Colleges In Virginia, nnd af
ter admission to tho bar In Tounesseo
became private soiretnry to ox-l'rosl-dont
Andrew Jolmnon nml followed
that statonnian'rt poltlcnl fortunes to
tho Unltoil State venule. He holds
tho literary degrees of A. I! and A
M. from his Alma Mater; I'll. I).
from Taylor University, and I). I).
from tho Ohio Northern University,
Ho Is a trained Journalist, many years
editor of lending southern newspap
ers, principally with the noted "At
lanta Constitution." Ho Is tho
author of several books, Ily ap
pointment of I'renlduut Iliijea hu
served as n seeretar) of tho American
coinmlsHlou In Paris In 1878, and as
u delegate from this country to the
International Literary Congress of
that year. Ho has served In many
notable national conventions of
political, Lomiiierelal, and reforma
tory eharutter, While In tho United
Htatos army In Culm In 1899 hu was
Military Supervisor or Public In
struction, engaging In (bo reorgan
ization of tho public schools of the
Island.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
ling and Carpet Cleaning
and Weaving
oil EAST MAIN STKtiKT
mono ..j.-u
brllrve In overcoming kidney troublo
wiiiie it Is only truiiiiin.
Rub Musterole on
9) That Sore, Tight Chest!
Try (IiIh cltmu, white, soulhluit
uliilmeiil, Sou how qulekl) It biiunti
teller
Ml'KTHHOI.K does nil Hint llio
ulil-fiiHhlouod miinlnrd pliiHini- used
to do In Hnt iIuih or inn- griunl
mothers, hut It lines It without tint
blister!
Doi'lum mid mimes fnuildy reioiu.
iiieiul MI'STHItOI.I-J for Hoin Throut,
llruiuhllls, Croup, HHff N,.e(,
AHthinu, NeiirulHlii, CniiKestlun. Pleu
i b), ItluiiiiuittlHiu, l.ttiuhiigo, Palun
and Aches or tho llnek or Joints,
MprnltiN, Horn Muscles, limbic. Chil
blain. Frosted Feel -Cold of tint
Chest (It preieulH I'luninuiiiinj.
At )iiur dniKKlsCrt, In 'J Go and ftOti
Jars, nnd u npeclul litign Inmpltnl
lr Mr I'i no
Arupt no suhMltiitii. If your
drtiitKlit cannot suppl) )ou, neud '.Tie
or Mic to tin Mt'STICItOLi: Coiupany,
Clitxelnud, Ohio, iiud wo will mnll )ou
ii Jar, postiiKit prepaid.
Wlllluiti .Mem, Snrriiiueuto, Cat.,
n.tH (leiilleiueir Ktit'loNed plcant
find 1' O Money Order for 11.00 for
whli ti kindly koiiiI by return mail
eight Jills of fiOe lo Muaterolu,
This Is in) third order of MuMnrolo,
which sponk well of Its merit. Our
friends mid niimolio would not will
ingly bo without It, n It hits sutved
doctor's opeinio iiiiui) times. (70)
STAR
THEATRE
Totlav
M
OLIVER & BLACKWELL
"Tlie original Kriiturlcy
Mlaelchirds." a I'levet' sing
ing, talking and n'tvnli'ic
dancing act
We Want You
to Trade
With Us
Whs not try an order nt this store
Yo i will Mini thing dl.Tercut hero.
Wo guarantee everything we bell.
You will get full weight and men mini
on every purchase nt prices as low
as It possible for u to sell ut.
You will got courteous and offl
dent service, prompt delivery und
)our pntroiiUKo will be appreciated.
German-American Steel-Cut
Ooffoo
Ono-poinid cans 30c
Three-pound, cans 85c
Creamery Butter, J lls...55c
Cane .Sugar, '20 lbs. for 91.00
FOUTS
GROCERY CO.
M-10 S. Central
Phono '271-272
"WHEN THE HEART
CALLS"
A strongly dramatic storv
which a lilat hmailiiig woman
ncari rums iwo lives, in
his cl'i'ort.s to get realistic ef-
It'cis in a liritlgi-jiimping
scene, the director of this
picture held up a hig rail
road sistcin for fifteen mill
dies.
Time now to arrange for
Codling Moth Spray. We
start this week. First iib
first sprayed. 1'hoiie
ii).
Orchard Care
Company
Malabar.
ISIS THEATRE
III I'llOtoldiltN
I
Tool In) nml Wediicoilny
"THE GHOST OF
MOTHER EVE"
Second or the "Dolly of the
Dailies" scries, with Mary
Fuller playing the lead.
Notice to
Orchardists
Now is the timo for
first spraying for
coddling mollis.
J. W. Myers
Coillilv llirtpcrlor,
FOR SALE
213 ACRES
100 acres in alfalfa
and clover, 2f) acres
grain, ;su Dead ol
stock, all improve
ments, close in;
.ilfjf000; p r i vat e
water right for all
land under cultiva
tion. BARKDULL
& MILES
Medford and XiiIi hotels,
"THE SPEEDER'S
REVENGE"
The constables gel some
easy money from the city au-
tomobilists, but Hie joke is
turned on the villagers
Woolworth and Woolworth
Music and realistic effects.
Admission Ton Coats
THE SHADOW
l-'enltirlng Aim- Joyro and A Urn Hoi
lltcr. In Two Carts
r.vriii: whkki.v
.N'owh
NO. Ill
ciikcsi: .MI.M.M.'
Comedy
i.ovirs vot Nt; inti:..M
Coined)'
line 'rinii-xliiy Only
tiii: necsi: or n:.u
Two Keels
TT Theatre
Mutual MovIch program (
.Miillneo i'i.' p. in livening 7.1C p.m.
"COI.OMJI.'S ,U'l-V HAUHIITKU"
K. II,
"Till: T..(tl.i:il CAT"
I'rliu'ess I'ouiudy
"Tin: inum'
Itellnnrit "Crookn"
"Till: SKATINH MASTIIH"
Tun rnney leo stinting
TOMOJtlrOW
"Tin: iA.ci:it"
'I'wo reel special Tautilinusor
"I'ATII'S llCCmii:" (Mujestle.)
"III.ACIC HAM) CONNI'III.Un'"
I'VutiirliiK I'red .Mnro, (ho fun
iiunker. Apollo film, (tend nitislo.
n mid 10c.
i
Page Theater
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22
OLIVER MOROSCO
Offers the Most Successful Comedy in (he World,
PEG 0' MY HEART
Ily J. Hartley Mankers,
JAsdowoy sweet as an April morning in Killarnoy,"
wiih IM-XKIV O'NHII, and a brilliant Moiropoliian
casl. Heals may be reserved on the ovoning of tho
20lh, Regular seal sale loday, 10 a. m. I'l-ices
fiOii lo .$2,00,