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WlSnFOKl) MAUI TRIBUTE, M.IUDF01U). ORKCJOX, TIjrUSDAV, MAY
11)1
AlEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDKPKXni'.NT NUWSPAI'KIl
PUIIMKIIKD in-KIir ACTK11NOON
UNOKl'T Hl'NPAT HV THIS
MKUrOIlU PJUNTINO CO
Tho licmocratio Times Tim Metlfont
Mull, Tho Mmlfortl Tribune, Tim South
trn OreRonlan, Tim Ashland Tribune
Offlcs Mali Tribune SullJInc. t5-.T:
North rir strcetf telephone .
Official l'aner of tho City
(irriolnl Coper tit Jackson
of MstUord.
Count-.
Rntered an seeonil-clsss matter l
Mcilfonl, Orison, under tho act of
Itarch S, 1878
HUBSORXTTIOM RATSI
One year, by mall. .. , , , f nn
On month, by mall ... --,- .SO
Per mnritli, ollcred by carrier In
Mcilfonl, JacksonWIle nnd Cen
trnl Point . .So
Rntunlsy only, by mall, per var 2 00
Weekly, per year -.. 1.50
run tasd Wire United rrtts
Dlspatrfccs
A SOUTHERN OREGON OPPORTUNITY
With Mctlford StorWOier
CHIEF COLLEGE OF
OSTEOPATHY KILLED
0
I H
l'ASADEKA, Cab, Mny 7. Dr. C.
A. Wliltinv. president of the Pacific
College f O-teopathy. wns instantly
killed nt TM Hue morning when the
automobile in which he wo driving
wns struck ly nn inbound Pasadena
flyer tin the I'neifio Klectric mil mad
nt Hank slrcel. South Pasadena. Hi
wife. Dr. Lillian M. Whiting, who is
tine- of- the iihhI - inmineiit osteo
path in the vve-t. suffered n limkon
bone in the hand and tiuiiieriius cuts,
but wns not seriously injured. Their
urn, Lorenzo, aged 20. was rendered
unconscious, but it i believed he suf
fered no serious injury.
The accident occurred near the
Whilinp liomo on South Fair O.tks
avenue, when Dr. Whiting, lent in?
his home for the college, .started to
cros over to tho ent side of Fair
Oak., on which street the short-line
caw run. The inutormriti tr the
fliort line flyer believe the engine of
the numnoblle "dietl" while hu ma
chine wn5 croinj; the track. He
was nimble to Ao liii ear in time
to nroiil an accident. The automobile
wns hurled Against a trolley pole nnd
Dr. Wlrtling w MUshed to death.
His wife And eon wero in the rear
seat ninl crMMi without fatal in
jurie. Dr. C. A. Whiting, in mliUIIoii to
being luwd tf tho osteopathic college-,
was oity henlth otTIoHr or South Pa
adciia. He w .10 ytJiiH old nnd wn
widely known throughout southern
Cnlifornin.
l
H
O'SHAUHNESSY
REACHES
A A
WASHINGTON, Miiv 7. Nelson
O'Shiiuglinomy. American charge
iVnirnirc at .Mexico City, arrived
Jicro today, but flatly rehlsed to dis
i'lsh the Mexican Munition. It wu
believed ho intended seelm- Scorelnrv
of Statu Ilryau this afternoon, but
O'Shuughncssy would not admit at.
laueh. The admiuistrntion is belicv
rd to be sec rut I v nntngoni-tic to
O'Slmughinwsy and it vu cxpectetl
that his meeting with Ijrynu would b
AFHW days ago at the Iri-eounty Imiiqurt .Judge II. L
Bonson'of Klamath Kails stated that Crater Lake did
not belong to Klamath county or to Jackson county, but
to all of Oregon and to the entire world.
This view is in marked contrast to that held a Tew
years ago by the Oregon supreme court, which held that
Oregon's greatest natural wonder, Crater Lake, and Ore
gon's national park, In which it is situated, were local
affairs, and therefore money appropriated for a state high
way to make them accessible was unconstitutional.
'mm. J.. .1....:..:.,.. .i:.i i. ,i..4..... i.t: ...r:.i. ....... :,.
turn ui'i-ioiuii urn iiunii in himiim iimur nun infill t' in
the supreme court, and made the people of .southern Ore
gon feel that there was one law for the Willamette valley
and another for southern Oregon. To the public mind it
proved the provincial and reactionary character of the
court.
Hut one justice on the bench had ever seen Crater Lake
but one had ever visited southern Oregon, and he
strongly dissented from the majority. If in this, and in
other eases, southern Oregon had had a representative
upon the supreme bench familiar with the needs of devel
opment and iii sympathy with the people, who are. after
all. the court of last appeal, the law might have been differ
ently construed. I'ecause southern Oregon did not have
a representative, it is suffering today from retarded development.
.It lists been many decades since a southern Oregoiuan
sat on the supreme bench, and the opportunity is now of
fered to help place one there. The same .Judge Henry L
Benson of Klamath Kails, before mentioned, circuit judge
of the thirteenth judicial district, is a candidate for the
republican nomination for one of the four judgeships to be
tilled, and every republican in southern Oregon should
vote for him at the primaries.
.Judge llenson has for thirty veal's been associated with
the development of this section, and is familiar with its
pvery need. lorn in California in 1S54, he received his
early education at Portland academy and later sit tended
the University of the Pacific sit San Jose, graduating in
1S7. with the degrees of B. A., later receiving degrees
A. At. and L. I,. 0. lie was admitted to the bar of Pali for.
nia in 1S7S, and coming to Oregon later, was admitted to
the Oregon bar in 1SSI5. lie started practice in (i Pints
Pass sind was elected district attorney of .Josephine. .Jack
son, ivianiatn and uikc counties, ifcWL'-isyti. Elected to
the legislature in 18015. he was elected circuit judge of the
four counties in 1S9R. re-elected in 1904 sind again in 11)10,
having served on the circuit bench sixteen yea is. Since
the division of the district he has resided in Klamath Falls.
Judge Benson ranks high sis ;i jurist. His integrity is
unquestioned. His decisions show justice tempered with
mercy, and he possesses pre-eminently the poise sind dig
nity of the office. A friend recently paid him this t ribute:
"I feci tho state should by all means elect Judeo Denton to the Supreme
rtench for tho reason that ha Is a wcll-rouniloil man. He Is a man of af
fair; he has taken the knock of experience and knows where the stones
Ho in the pathway or life; knows the strencth and weakness of men and
women, lie Is Intensely human In that he looks for cauke as well as
enwis. 100 ouen jurists lose ttieir reu corpuscles. They man) tlmoj
view every act irom tne langtiaRe of tlie cold tpo contained In the law
brief and render decisions according. Judso Ilenson Is capable of taking
the harsh, cold skeleton submitted br nttornoys to tho Supremo Court and
clothing It with riesh lie sees man as he Is In life, not man as pictured
by energetic nttorncAs In law briefs. For those and various other reasons
Judge Ilonxon Is a man of extraordinary worth to deal out Juhtlce In Ore-
RAPP JEALOOS OF
SCH1A1-HEII
AND
POLIC
E
M A N
OUICVOO. May 7 Piicmts hcie
or William linii. ,lr , and of his
wife, Mine. Sehuumnn-llelnk, wetc
proMliiK considerable w prise to
da) al the uiituru of the ninended
answer filed bj Kitpp late Wednemhn
to the soiiKstresV dhorre petition
What Ititpn said when his wife
first sued ao tho Impression that
tho couple had differed innlnlv over
business matters. Ilnpp's amended
answer hinted at dllferences of a
decidedly sentimental nature, lie
charged In brief:
"That his wife had Kiven him
reason to be Jealous of Policeman IM
vvnrd J. McNamnra of I'atersnn. X
J , whose voice sho admired, am) of
a Wisconsin lumberman, unnamed
That her conduct toward her hus
band was "overbearliiK and Insult
Iub" and some times publicly outrageous."
That she "used Improper and Im
modest methods" to win favor with
mntmKcrs
That she some times hid her wed
iIIiik Hug and declared the were
not married.
That he did not like the pcuaitco
tindescrlbed which shs Imposed
on herself because. It was said, she
wanted her former Jiusbnud. Curt
Ftinfituck. to dlo that she might
marry ItRup.
Kapp denied that he deserted his
wife or ever isnvo her cause to be
Jealous of bin).
SAGE TEA DARKENS
Hi TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Rrnyl Here's a simple
teclpc that anybody ran apply
with a hair urush.
The use of S sml Sulphur for v
slorltiu faded, urity lxdr to Its natural
color dales Kick to Knindiuollior's time.
She used It to keep Iter hidr NstuUlully
dark, kIomv iviuI ivbumliuit. Whriwwr
her hair fell out or took on that thill,
filled or streaked aptieitnuioe, this slui
plo mlvturu nt applied with vvonJoiful
effect.
Hut browing at homo U musoy iinJ
out lf-d.vte. Xow.id.)-, by asking wt
any dnig stem for a flt ct'itt Uittlo of
"Wyrth's Sao nnl Sulphur Ulr lUm
ctl.v." wi will pel lids famous nhl
nvlpo which can l ilii(.lisl upon to
restore imtutnl color nail Nsiutr lo tlm
hair and Is splendid for ilinilnlff. dry,
frrlsh. Itchy nlp ntul fslllnR hair,
A wvll-known dotmtown ilni(tlt stys
It dsrkrn.s tho hslr so tmturally nnd
ctvuly that noUtdy cstt tell It h.ts Uf n
sppllrtl. You simply tUinvn a spMijw
or toft brush with It atul iImw this
through voiir hair, tnklng en strand at
a time Pr morning the grsy hvtr tli.
app.vrs,.auil aftvr snlhr sp)lirAtinn or
two, It become iH-nullfully dill?, flossy,
soft and nbundsnt.
Ml. I'll! f'luars.
Are lioine-maile anil will
most particular smoker
Please
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat leu meat if you fed Backnchy or
have bladder trouble Tako
g bus of SalU.
ISIS THEATRE
i ., ' ' ' ' ' .' . J, - .
I'ltotoiilsiM Tliursdny Only
au.mnst iii: v onus
I'atht' I'cativro In Two 1'prls
. iiaci: roit a mini;
ShowltiK an , Inciting dtn,en. dletwecn
taii,Aulouioblln and a Train
soi'imw itiiiTun.'.v imiitv
S & A West 'trn Coined)
line r.;.i.i)
v orrn uu i (.i:ti. i:m w
VltnKraph Kealure In Two Heels
Oregon Should Be Mecca for Angoaa
Goats
Hit be
f'tttli
u nlormv nffnir. 0'SliniiuliiiL4v
i-ec I'rosidMif Wilson tomorrow.
It wns jim uiiileitixxl that John
lhi-ett Mnoiu and liuuni Tuylor,
raei.tioiied an poKhiblo mediators in
the aibitrulion negotiations between
lleuoo nnd the Vniled Stnto, would
not he nppointvil. Secretary of the
Interior Lane ik uhuo-it certain to
lii'.ul the meiliuiorx. Another report
VM'- that President Wilson has about
de nled to aiponit .llsticf White.
IfiiKliCK nnd Lamar t" .i--i-t I. me.
MAD
MLL1S
El
NEW
HAVEN
WAKllIXOTOV, AIa 7. -In a
htuluuiuiil Mm til lining beiiiie I he
ilill'I'dlllo I'Oiilluili'i' euiiiluixsiou J.
L, JlillnrH of New Iluvcu, piiHudunl
of lliu llilliinl ciunjiuiiy, timl n tor
lilci ilirci'tor ot the Ken Iluvcu inil
liil, niliuidcil thai he iiiiulu iiiIIIiihim
In inif( nut (if Inuioui iiin liu pin
liAOtl for i'H' lilllioiiil ninl H uli
HWIiilic. IK' ilt'iiil'il lunu'vor, llml
iV of llio idllroiiil offli'luls wmi' in
iWl'slfl) M III I'KIDpllliy.
HIIJillil fllno iWUiHUl Ihllt hut "l k
lflf HiTP jlllWlll' llllcillil" end
ljil lliv in pollutions liehu'wi h
ciijMiiiy H'll 1 1'" unlnmil w i"
turn W) ''vf mU'ipiuu4Wi,
WbVSIIIN'nTO.V, I). ('., Mny -I.-The
rui-iiit' of nnisorn kouU i the
I'niled State- is now u ilemonntrHted
siiceCs-, according In n report just
published by the Tiiited States de
partment of agriculture, undur the
title, -rhe Angorn Oont," 1'nnnora'
Hullctin .".I. The industry, t-nys the
biiilelin, i, itideed mi well otnblisli
od heie that xroworn need not be in
convenienced by the netion of South
frien in prohibiting' the exportation
of nnsorns, for the rpinntity of good
blood in thi- eountrv is nlrimdv btif-
fieient tti meet all requirements. In
the opinion of expert-, the bot
Amerit-HU fleece now eiiial anv
grown in South Africa or Ain Mi
nor, the original home of the unjjnrn.
Althoiih ilrtirly otery slnlo in the
rujoii now post.ee, IU floekf, tjie
houthwest mid tho uorthwo! are e
pcciully well uduited to the indus
try, in particular tho Inigtt arta re
cently lojfgeil off in the nortlmosl.
There Iho aiiKorn not onl thnve
himself, but help, to clear ii the
IiiiisIi which, if allowed to a row un-
.eheckeil, iniaht eusijv beciwie a daii-
t'eroiis fire trap. Thus it i ottcn
sail Ihnt the anpint works and pavs
for iU board nt the sumo lime.
It is pnvinjj more and more, for tho
value of (lie fleece or mohair is in-
erensmjf tendily. Konnerlv the use
of mohair depouded fo Jainly upon
iiiejirevniiiutr fasliion that its pneo
vnneii wnieiy from vnur to ear.
This condition, howover i ratiidlv
..i.....r.., .. . j . .. . ' '
iiiiuiiiif; in. new i(,es jur inolmir nie
continually found, from automobile
fops nnd liibh covers to dress goods
una curieil ruNe hair, and today the
grower is niircd of u rca-onahl.v
steady market. Tho pneo of eonre
vnrioH with the quality, tho very best
fleeetw briiitfing on an average from
- to f? centra pound. The weight
of. n fleece lins u very wide lauge,
but in 10(l! the overage, for Oreon
with found lo be .'J.7 pounds, and lor
wns i.o.t, m account of the
greater bent, however, nnd the dnin
age of shedding, aiioras in the
southwest mo freoueiitly shorn twice
n vem -n fad which must be taken
inln I I'onMilei.ilioii in all ealeiihitioiis.
Who Is This Man Esterly?
i Krom the OreRon .MeBsongor )
Tho odltor of Tho Mosseiisor has
boon ofton akod who Mr. Kstorly,
tho Democratic candidate for Na
tional ('ominlttoumun, is. We con
foi ibat wo do not Know, bni pro-
aiiino lio wu brought out for tho pur
pose of satisfying tho IoiikIiu; of somo
fellow to mil tho whole show.
We hate to admit It, much c8 my
It. but thoio Is an oUuuont In tho
democratic putty In Oregon thnt re
fuse to "play" unions tho gmno ls
phi) nil acMHdlug to Its dliilatloii mid
witUfiiiuuii This oluiiiont Is on hand
to iiumu iho cmiijidato for Kouirnor.
and given iiollio ihut any other rmi
dlilulii Ihaii Ihn olio Indorsed by It
will iihiiiI with lis dUupprornl Thus
It sdunts timl W II Cunoii, of Mod
rord, tliu first inun lo dmluro hliu
If a iHiidlduio for tlio ofrnu of
I.HlliiliUl IiIiiiIIuiiU ilnl n, ,
llllii i illl I III) ttmilij iitf llillHIIl
Xo man'or womin who tstti meal regu
larly con nuke a mistake by Hushing tho
kidneys occnalonally, ssrs a wcllknown
authority. Meat forms uric odd which
excites tho kidnojs, thy brcoaio out-
wurkcu Irom the strain, got sluggiili ami
IjII to niter tlm watts and (oioa from
the blood, then we grt sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, heartwk, liver trouble
nervousness, diulasss, sleeplcsinsss und
urinary disorders tvreo from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you M a dull aeha la thi
kidneys or jour bsA hurts or if tho
urine Is cloudy, r'Tristvc,,full of sd.
meat, Irregular of pagcor nttonJnl by
a sensation of scahling, slop eating limit
and get about four ounces of Jad
J-'alU from any plisrnucy; tako a.
tablexpoonful in a plan of water bWora
breakfast ami In a b-w ilas your kiilntiys
will act fine. This fimous salts is made
from tlio acid of grspev and lemon Jules,
combined with liliiu. and has beta lined
for generations to Uuh and sUtnulato
the kiilneys, also to neutralize tho acids
In urlna so it no long-r causes Irritatidn,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
Injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lltliis-waler drink which evrrjone
should take now anil then to keep ths
kidneys clean and active nnd tho blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications. '
TT Theatre
Circus
Spin Train
ASHLAND
To
MEDFORD AND RETURN
Via tho
iH&v
out
Into a connplrncy and brought
.Mr Kstorly to defeat Canon.
Hut right hero wn venture tho pre
diction that tholr llttlo si homo will
fall, for tho democracy of the slate
ft irif n in ocjti is t .'tMi oi 1 1 .
tapped It In, these many years, and
tho tlmo bus tomo for tho worm to
turn. .Mr. Canon will be elected nn
tlouul couiiiiltteouian as no ought to
bo, If for no other reason, mm a re
proof (n tho dictators.
rortiuui auditorium plans have
boon rujcctbil by the (ommlssloiiurs
und haul unlilfmU huvo been cm.
pIommI ami a building all muilo In
Oregon may bo the result
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
lSdy AMlilHiit
VHH, ll.tllTMl'l
I'lioiu. it. iv -nd iv.iti
w( On viuHiilli liui'i tin iiiimd Imbiiliiiiiii Uvnho Ihuutg Vurout
$.
1 1 j jzwirrr -
I U)l SUNSCT W 1
I iocdin.vhaiiaI I
I 1 WOUTCS I I
xi
Monday, May 11
Leave
Aililiinil ,
Tuloiil
I'liounix
VooiIiIusj
A I live-.Mmlfnril
SiIimIiiIu:
1:1)0 pui
hiri pui
p pin
.M pui
UtO pin
HlfllllrflWl
IliMVes Mllfolll Gilo- I'm.
Kpsi-in
LOW noUNU-TRiP FARES
tinny
i mud
" r a.
iln
r-
ni
ihiiii.in mid join llie
i ! hiiiIiii I nun mi)
il"li Al moil, ft l(wii) ('fist A(i'lil.
"Mutual Movios"
Daily Ohnmjc.
ritlini'o and Kvoninp;.
"cmh.ii or Tin: inwitin-
Intense drama euacletl In the free
and open western rotiutr). featuring
Sidney A) era and Vivian lllch.
"Tin: iiitnoit's .stoiiv"
Majestic
"(ifll.TVOIt .NOT (iril.TY"
Thanhutiser
AN Al'IWIIt or
Komlc
IIONOIt
iiiiinvo.v m:ii .mi."iti.i:
Komlc
STAR
THEATRE
TODAY
New Act of Vaudeville
in: i'.w ,v moeiii:
A clasiy comedy novelty olferliig.
lutmducltig hIukIiik, toiuedy, yodul
lug und instrumoiilnl Imitations, fea
turing their copyrighted novelty fin
IhIi "A .Musical lloxlng llont."
i)AX(;i:itots easi:
l,ti)iii faj-cn coincily
Tin: .MciuciNi: .m.wh
, ViixnuANci;
Two part feature
lll.'lt MAM)
lllograph drama
si,irim;itviu,irK ncaiii:
r!i;roiiiilng farco ropimly
WOOIAVOIt'lll .V WOOIAVOIITII
.Music ami of reels
('oiuliiK toiuorrow-
Daniel Krohinuii picsouls (ho
nolod Aiuorliiiii mllHl
ovum ham
in
Tiiii n.w ni' ntvH"
AdbilKWoii IV mill
FREDERICK H0LLISTER
Democratic Cmulidalc for C(tltjj;rcss
OUT FOR CONGRESS
j
Democrats Have Worthy Man in the Race in
.jfi.MK.fn! Pten of Fred llollister .
t Phi It Count) Itemlier Apill - )
This linger herewith preset is "
renders a pit lure of 'roderlrk Hoi
lister, of Coos 1 liv , candidate for the I
lieniocrallcionilnallon for cojirios
fjr the llrst dlslilcl. V'e do this for
two reasens: Plpt, thai our jreaders
mnv juilxo for themiitilvis whnt tho
man wuo wouiu oi-iiipj t ougrfsinunu
UnwU's seat looks le. mid, second
), Unit our lender mav thereby In
advised that a teal live liamofrnt U
In the race.
Mr HiillUer Is a surcossNI hlisl
ness man of Coos Hav; Is a law)t;r o'
repute, and Is liloullfled w)ij ever1
progressive movemnnt the peouln of
Coos Hn hate hnd tor voars. lie It
mi honest clttrnn. a man whoso pur
pose and ambitions 1 nllU are lo do
things for the betterment of mnukttid
niitj the ulat'e In which ho lives. lie
lias hover before aspired to any-office
In count) or stale. Al present ho Is a
iiie'mber of Ihe city council of Ntirih
Mend, To which high position ho was
elected h the higher majority ot'nll
members now Honing, Is a director of
lfio hfst Nntlonnl Hank of North
llend and president of the l.nee
tjiJinlj jsinte ft Having Hank of 1 1
rente He hits heeii a rcHhleu) of
North llend eleven jears.
We are terlalu from Information
at hand that never before has a clean
er or moie progressive man over
come before the deuiocrnllc prliuurliM
and we are cqnatl) certain that never
before have we had the opportunity
to place ii deiiiofrut In couniess that
wo now have This man Is n toast
man. and never before has the coast
asked for nxoKhlllon, The Interests
of the coast lire Identical with Iho In.
tern Is of the Interior, hut the advitif
lane Is to be had In sending n man l.i
couvress who Is nilvlned as to tho
needs and requirements of the roast,
Instead of one who has to dnpind
upon Informnllou furnished hltu by
his pulltltiil friends If he rivers and
harbor of our stale ate aided by Iho
federal urn eminent, the benefit will
be fell by the cities of the Ind-rlor.
That great utideveloied county of
Coos Is mild for thnlr homo man and
there democrats and republicans are
working hand In hand to secure his
nomination The people there trl-Vo
Iii him and are I'trcodltiKly aminos
to ' hllll retetvr tile Humiliation.
(Paid dv )
ICE
BUY PURE ICE
WIOINIIAIJD'.S Dislillcd Walcr leo is
Ali.solulcly Sanilaiy
ENDORSED BY ALL PHYSICIANS
For Quick Dcliu'ric.s, Phone fI
H. Weinhard's Ice Depot
PAGE THEATRE
All WVolc.
WESTERN AMUSEMENT COMPANY
THURSDAY NIGHT'S BILL
" When We Were 21"
A hif,'li class I acl comedy
One hundred free seals each nihl , with merchants'
ticket. KiiNl come, first served. Twenty-five, (tents
and merchants' tickot get a reserved seiil, oO eonts
wit limit.
Doors Open 7:30, Curtain 8:30
---,
Queen Esther
OPERATIC RENDITION
Auspices Greater Mcdford Club
PAGE THEATRE
Afonday and Tuesday, May 11th and 12th
-
floor-go Keonard Howes, Director
A splendidly vivid presentation of the ilntiiMli story
of 'fQiKtfiii Kslhor," lieaiillfully cosliimod and aided,
Tivi) adult ohoniHoH of . lows and PoI-hIAiIh anil a liirgo
(ihildrcii's chorus for the flowo) scono,
AiUnkrion, Nto, Ittu, M