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THE NEW AMERICAN CITY
A ItcMiino of the ltcrrnt Movement tit Municipal Politics and thb Salient
Features of Civic Itcforni.
Hy Hcnj. C. Sheldon. Secretary Moil ford Charter Commission.
IX. MODKUX K1.KCTIOX MKTUODS.
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Willi Medford Stop-OTer
O'GARA EXPLAINS
LETTER TO MADDEN
Sail Lake Oily, Ulnli, Mny 1 I.
To (lie Kditer: In the Mny 11th
issue of the Medford Mnil Tribune I
note (lint .Mr. Madden in hU Mutciucut
brings my nniue into an tnifortunnte
etmtrovorpy octuccn himself nnd the
county court. If Mr. Mnddcn will
lake the lime to read mv letter over
Strain lie uill note Hint 1 made no
complaint to the blight eonimittec re
jrardinj; the cxciikcs of the Fniit iu
sjH'ctors. This lettcrSvlpch Mr. Mad
den mentions vvns nddirct-cd to him
as chainnnn of the blight eonimittec,
nnil wan written beean-e other busi
ness reentcd my nttendinc; n nicot
ine; of this commiltee. The letter did
not air my cionnl views of the situ
ntion, but Dinted Hint .cvernl orehnrd-
ists had come to my office with pom
plaints ax to the method of paving in
Hpcetors expen-e.-. I enclosed with
the letter a marked copy of the horti
cultural laws of the state, Ibis copy
hiivinjr been cent to me with com
ments. In the letter whirh I wrote the
blight committee I tinted that the
moit important lliinj; at thai lime wu
the eradication of blisht and Ihnt if
there vvbk any question as- to the in-r-pefltots'
eiiVenes bein? illegally paM,
it would be better to have them (Hie
iiisHutor) make an iiemircil monthly
e.H'iie uccoiint so that no one could
fclop the work of inspection.
The whole meat of my letter
that 1 was more concerned with the
eradication of. Might than with the
method of eotnjK,iHntiii the inee
lors. I can furnish n copy of the let
ter which I wrote the blight commit
tee in caic the original has hem tnU
plaeed. Very truly,
1. J. OUUIA.
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rOHTLAXI), Jfti.v 38. HcecipU
for the week Jutve been cattle, 111)7;
calves, bU; hogs, Mid; sheep, (il P.
. Cattle tcccipU less than lor Mime
pel tod a week ago, bulk arriving the
firnt half of this week. Kxireme top
on best hay fed light xlccrs T.7.-,
bulk helling $7.:i.'i to .fT.OO, One car
of (.elect corn fed mtuff brought 48.'J5.
Choice cow mid beef bulls steady to
Jiim. Very little butcher htoek offer-
Htviue liquidation below normal for
the M'teii day jmtunI. Ilojr juices
le to liOe lower on the week. Tops
a.;iu to $8. 1(1.
A big run of mutton and Iambs Ibis
week, fiom a 101)0 to 150(1 more Ihau
the period a week ago. Only u fair
demand for mutton ruled the ses
sion. HwcH niul lu'thciw '2,"e lower,
Lamb fairly steady on ibe most e
Mrnhlu grtides. Ver. little spring
stuff tifforiiii;. The following ipiota
tions hliojv Hie tieml ot liu market.
Uest yearling w'tliei. W.00 Ju ;jv.-".
lbist old welhtiu fl.75 to .'f.'j.OO. Host
evci. 1.00 to .? J.2.". Ilest calling
lambs -W.00 to ifO.'J.!. Spring liiinbn
f7.00 ti) .f7.'J.-.
TWO HIGH CLASS ACTS
AT THE ISIS THEATRE
m Kjiitii si'li'i", elxier daiieing
lftll, niul lljidil mill Jn in, played
rtll'lly business Jist ululil, TIjm
kk Ht-ii libit niv ylHivp lic nH'ingii
iohi n siw hi im'unit mnfifn.
i Ttmiajk bey wfll ghe n coiiiplele
i'lutHM iff m'tt. 't'bH J tli')r vh
'm4'ttU Mil) jski' oi I1I.0 if
imf wi mty imUt
Voting Is Hie ImkIs of a ilemocrucy.
Lot tliu Ostein, whereby the people
express their will, la deroelUa or nits
ntljiiRtcd noil 111 reutts nro felt
tbrougluiut tlm whole machinery or
government. Tliero Is not n con
scientious student ot economics In
this country or any enlightened na
tion, who has not conic to reallie,
niul nioft of them have publicly stat-
SOled. Ihnt tho mnthnila at otitic ueetl
some ndjiistinenl.
1 have In mind a certain ward el
ection In Minneapolis. There wen?
three Ucmocratle enmUdates. The
successful ono reeohed about Itio
votes In tluv primaries. Of the six
Kepubltcan caiulblatcs. the nominee
received nhoul "50 votes In the pri
maries. There was a total of mer
3.000 votes. At the election the bit
terness nnuirctl In the Ilcnubltcnn
primaries, canted a bolt to tho Demo
cratic nominee and ho was elected
by about 40 votes. Yet I am positive-
tho man elided to represent
these 3000 voters In the city council
was not the first choice ot more than
ISO ot them.
The last governor ot Massachsetls
was elected by about 3S per cent of
the total vote and It Is practical!
certain mat the remaining Q'2 per
cent prcrerred any one of Iho other
candidates lo tho successful one. The
major of Salem, Mass., was elected
by 2t per cent ot tho vote. And
theso examples arc no at all out or
tho ordinary but the rule.
A Tjplcnl Ktectloii
Supposing there is an election to
select five members or a representa
tive body, with ten candidates. White,
ono of tho candidates. Is popular anil
receives halt the total vote. Oreen
Is also popular and receives a fourth.
The remaining- fourth of the votes
aro scattered among tno other eight
candidates, each having from an
eighth to a hundredth or .tho total
vote Then White would bo the rep
resentative of one half tho people.
Green would represent ono fourth,
and tho other three members elected,
would on an average, represent less
than a tenth of tho people. This Is
a typical case under the present sys
tem and even a casual consideration
of the situation shows that tho body
so elected, would not bo representa
tives, cither In theory or practice.
The rrcfiTciitlul I la I lot
A study of tho old system showed
tho real trouble to be that neither,
at the party primary nor nt Hie regu
lar election, could tho voter more
than partially express bis wishes; and
that tho real remedy was a system
that allowed tho Individual to record
his will so fully, that It would be
effective In tho court, no matter how
the voters, taken as a whole, group
ed themselves. This gavo rlso to the
so-called Preferential ballot, which
Is being adopted In city after city.
o cr tho country. Many city chart
ers recently adopted witnout tho pro
lslon nro bclug amended to Include
It.
The principle might bo Illustrated
thus; If a housowlfo In tho country
should send a note to her city grocer,
ordering "n peclc of Karly Hose po
tatoes" It Is Quito likely the delivery-
man would como round 'with tho re
port "all out" and no potatoes, ltut
if tho nolo read, "a jn-'ck or potatoes,
Knrly Hoso If you bavo thorn, or
Karly Ohio or Ilurtinnk, with prefcr
euto as named," sho would bo certain
of getting a peck of potatoes and tho
kind she preferred, so far as th.o
grocer could rurnlsh them. Ho In an
election; It thcro.be, for Instance ten
candidates and you vote for candi
date A., and ho Is so popular that ho
gets many mora votes than Is neces
sary for election, your voto Is really
wasted, becauso Tt was not needed,
and If he gets so few he Is not uloc
ted, your oto Is wasted, because It
did not help to elect anone. lint U
you can voto under a system that,
will let you say on tho ballot, ''l
prefer A.; next to hlpi, C ; my third
choice Ih II.; my fourth Is J.," und
tho system of counting Is correct. It,
Is an absolute certainty that yolir
vote will count In tho ebctlon of
tome one man, and that mun will l,o
tho hlglest en your list or preferen
ces, who needs It to bo elected, f)'
this plan, no oto Is wasted, provid
ing the voter expresses on his ballot
his full choice as among tho cundl
dates.
Tno Kinds of Voting
It must 14 kopt clearly In mind,
that voters aro culled upon to do two
quite different things nt tho polls.
unii is 10 fitooso' net ween two or
mom men, that one who shull bo an
administrative officer; the other Is
to select representatives to a dellb
urullw; and legUlutlve body. In tho
first the citizen Is uillml upon lo tiinkti
derision; In the serum), to Milort
a rHrfheiiiulYi. Manifestly, u ror
rod system of voting wdiiiij lio one
tlmt allowed tho vnlcr lo muko u
r en I derision in tho first Iiimiiiico,
and to M't u lex I rprsi;iitutlv(i
u Hit tond Tim i'lDffrnDtlMl m.
lot Is cffftilhit in HHiir iiim lo koi
Hie fl Mill Of Hit Hdor lUlt III
counting the ballots, tho system
should he ad.tpted to the question,
"Is the voter making a decision
among candidates for an ndmlnls
truth e office, or Is he selecting his
representative In a legislative body"
Kvcry consideration points unerring
ly to this rule; If they nro select
ing an administrative officer, the real
preference of a majority of tho vot
ers should determine, and the pre
ferential ballot, which makes every
vote count, serves the purpose per
fectly. Hut If tho voters aro select
ing their rcprcscntatlcs, It Is cte.ir
that if there are to be seven In the
body, ono-soventh of the voters who
nro n unit In wanting onn null the
same man should have that man.
and so with each ono-scicnth of the
voters, so that tho members or the
body will each represent one-seventh
of the people. This calls for an ad
ded feature to the preferential ballot
which has become known amoiiK
students and writers on tho subject
as "proportional representation,"
DctaIN Differ
So In the election of members of
a representative body, tho preferen
tial ballot with proportional re pre
sentntlon offers as nearly an Ideal,
Just and scientific system as has yet
been devised.
Doth tho preferential ballot plan
and the proiorlionnl representation
feature hao been wonted out with
differences us to details. Limits or
space forbid moro than n mention
ot some of those. Of the preferen
tial ballot plans, tho Xansou, Ware
nnd Uucklln aro each In successful
use, each has Its devotees and each
to a more or less degree, accomplish
es the reforms Intended. Of the
systems for obtaining proKrtloual
representation, the proxy plan, tho
list, tho schedules and the Hare are
all In ino and diner from each other
only In details, though tt seems to
bo the general opinion among student-writers
that tho last named,
comes nearer being absolutely scien
tific and Just. It h also agreed that
ward lines should be abolished and
city elections should bo non-partisan.
Aihaiitagrs of .New linn
Let ns consider somo of tho ad
vantages of this new plan over the
old plan.
1. Only ono election Is necessary
The voters do at one preferential
primary election, all that had been
done at a primary and general elec
tion combined, lind do It better; a
saving In inonoy, time, business dis
turbance and "wearing out tho vot
ers Interest In public affairs."
2. Preferential voting tends to
eliminate personalities from cam
paigns becauso candidates must avoid
needless offenso to tho followers of
his opponents, since he may need
their second choice votes.
3. To elect n councllmun corrupt
ly under the old plan, It was neces
sary to corrupt ouly a few votes In
a close ward. To elect one corrupt
ly tinder tho now, It would bo neces
sary to corrupt us many votes as tho
average ward contains.
. Kxporlenccd poiltlcnus enn, by
pitting faction agulnst faction In ward
elections, und swing the kuiuII voto
necessary to carry a narrow balnnco
of isjwer, control several wards and
the city council. Such a thing Is
impobslblo under the new plan and
In Its several years of actuul uso has
never happohed, In fact tho Impos
sibility of such n thing Is so patent It
has never been uttomptod.
Continuity of 1'oliry
C. With tho old ward system, It
frequently happens that tho Hrsoital
and political complexion of tbu coun
cil Is changed by nwlnglng tho votes
of a few electors In a fow close wardu,
thus brdiKln a complete change In
tho city's working forco and probab
ly a change In administrative policy,
without any real chuiiko In tho atti
tude of tho people toward tho city
government. Under tho now Iiiii
tho complexion of the council chang
es, only so fust as the opinions of 'tho
community change, or u innmbor of
tho xiomiLil proves ,pcrHoiiully tin
satisfactory. It makes pbsslhlo,
therefore, Hiat continuity of policy,
which Is neccssury for -onMntcnl and'
orderly progress.
G. Political apathy Is tlio result
ot tho ward )8tcin, unless tho ward
happens to 'jo very cldso, The mem
ber of the party lurfloly In tho major
ity does not toto becauso he does not
consider bis voto necessary to carry
the election and the member of tho
minority party docs not vole bficniisu
he thinks It of no uso, The remedy
is iho Introduction of it system Hint
will let every voto rount and toward
Hie nmliit up of tho Council,
It Is contended for the ward y
tfd, that u tititiiln dUtrbt (ught fo
ImtM rf'pri'MJiiliillon. And I lie iiiwer,
losiiul mid ins), Is Hint uinli-r tho
(iloporllnliiil systmil. (be vnni. u liny
district mu J.tmt tliut by simply Wil
ing (or ono of lliidr miKliburs In
olher word. Ibe jmojilo cftn biivp
lit lby wiin um Hudr ( will
bnuiiiiilivl rilH'i ljiiliuDjb) Winn
Hit in lo In; liulfinl ;f bciiiy uVUmi
to pick between two or three men
selected by someone else.
S)stem In Ktieres,rul IVo
The new plan has proen n prnetlc
nt success in some of the provinces of
Australia nnd South Africa. (It Will
bo remembered that we brought Our
present ballot sstem from Austral-
la) II bus boon adopted by Uie
powerful Proportional ltopyesenth
Hon Society ot Ureal llrltalu, which
has held three largo Illustrative elec
tions to proxo tho practicability of
the system. In these tnieo elections
ballots by the thoiisunds Were coitiited
til n slnglo evening and tho" results
published In the next morlngs papers.
The Hrlttsh parliament has adopted
the system tor tho proposed parlia
ment of Ireland. It Is In successful
use for electing tho piirllnmotitA. of
llelglum, Sweden, Denmaik lup'per
bouse), I'lnlauiK Japan, some hf (Id
ols In SwiticrlKud nnd municipal elec
tion In Denmark. Sultierlaud and
Harvnrla'. It' Is a chlet Isii3 th
French politics n bl I tor Its uc, hav
ing already jnss'ed the Chamber ot
Deputies.
It was tho llaro sstcm of which
John Stuart Mils, one ot tho great
est polltlcnbcconouil'its the world htm
seen, wrote In his "Itoprcsontatlvo
Hoi eminent" when he said, "It In
spires me with new nnd more salt
KUlne hopes respecting tho future or
hunan socluty."
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The Zapatistas and What They Stand Foi;
(Pi om the Haeriimeiitu llco,)
in Mexiito there me two fonniditblii
fneliniis in rebellion against tbu ile
fneto government headed by (leneiul
Itueitri, niimii eluim to tho pii'M
ilcuoy ts disputed.
In lu lilUllit'tu shift's tho etiiisfU
Ititloiutlists under OcltrtnJs Cau-iiiixii
und Villa Inivo lii'en highly miccesM'iii
Und bavo taken n tiiimbei' of cities.
This is the faction Hint bus roeetied
most attention In this country.
ibil ill the fioiilllrtu stales of Mex
ico tliu rebels hi'iulcd by Zn'(!ilu ulso
hiixe made great hendwuy, niul lliese
Zupatisius me Mild to be fur more
numerous lluui the t'onstitutinnuUsts.
Zilpntu bus tiituouitccd his- readiness
lo make mi immediate ullnok upon the
City or Mexico.
The Zuimtistns are Hie itartv- of
jthe peons or immisuiiIiv of .Mexico,
I '- P? T1.1 '" tt-
mid their ebief nltii is to biiug about
allotment nnd dlstiibutiuu of Inuds In
thu liooi'.
1 AH hludeills ot Mexico ngiee thnfi
lniiillonlism mill viemus laud lms
art the Itieiit mlise of the poiuiliy,
mill lliul Ibn lot of the icous is piti
able In the extreme1.
They have been lobbed or bullions
of neivs thoybut'O held in pbiniuitully
owilersblp, w'hile, bit Hie oilier bnud.
'vast cMtilcs'lu bind itu? hHd bv tiult-
dilal Inmtloids who exenpo taxation
bepuuso their lands mo
tmlttviitioii,
not under
The ZftpuHstus niul 'the t'b'iliMltu
tlonulils, hhwever, ifhi hostile t'nc
tiups, mid il violcnl elusli" hid ween
then) for control of urfnirs illl be ul-
"mosl lueiliihli whMi the lluerla miv
eriuuent is overthrown, which Is u
matter. of lime only.
U-'- ttr-rTtr1-'-
Off
SULPHUR
FOR
POWDERY
SB
Apples as a Cure for Consumption
THOMi t.'ODHlNH HACK l!AT,
Ytm ilnii'l heitr rroiu tlitint ps oftoti
now, Ymt eneb bavo now (tleiida
nlld IntbroMH, Hut utter sld blnud
Is thicker tbnii water hud yuiir pic
ture nnd idrtlires ot tho other mom
hers of )our fiiinlly would bo fondly
wolrinund by tliom, Hel(or arrange
today, for iOpIiMM.
THE SWEM STUDIO
Portrait Phologiaphnrs
UUU Went Main Hired, Medfoid, Ore.
, i , , '...if.
Dry Cleaning Department
Of
SUNRISE
LAUNDRY
Fur Steniii and Dry denning anil
All Kinds of lijn Work
WASHINOTOX, i. ('.. May 18.
On account of the possibility of in
fection with siwder rnb, th U.. ,S.
departtuent of ngrieiiltiireis now ree
ommeudiiig' nil potato growers to
treat their eei potatoes with sul
phur. This is liiude exsdicut by the
fact that infected seed polaHies
have been shipped out of Maine
where Hiwdery scab now exists. Re
cent tests justify the department's
scientists in recomniendinu n thor
ough ilutin with flowers of sul
phur lifter the potatoes have been
cut, as n precaution nguint the dis-
ease, nut me treatment is hy no
'melius intended to take Hie pluee,of
rormulilebyde us n general disinfect
nut. The department itdxixcr. Hie
two of both fonrijrfdelixile und sul-
puur.
Before eiitliug, Hie polutncs should
be soaked for two hours in u solu
tion of one pint of ionualdyhide to
thirty gallons of water. They should
then be allowed to drv ipiickly eith
er in Hie open or while spread out
on u elan Hour. Ibis is known to
be effective uagnist common senb
mid black leg. ami should therefore
be employed m all eases. Whether
be effective nyioust riiHiinoit seal
dery senb is doubtful mil' for Ibis
reason the use of sulphur is strong
ly advised in addition. The pota
toes should be cut first mid then
duited thoroughly with Bowers of
sulphur. A general u-o of this Ireat
ment is ndvb.fi for .Mnlne.
THAT TIRED FEELING
Suggests (I'mudiiioHier's Iteiuiily
It's true, the season Is hero with
Its sudden changes, and tho old Idea
that wo need a blood medicine Is not
without reason. Too much heavy
food has caused a torpid liver, slug
gish blood, and a weak, tired out
feeling.
Sulphur, cream of tartar and mo
lasses was grandmother's romedy but
that has long ago been displaced by
Vlnol. a combination of tho two luost
world famed tonics, namely, tho ined
clnnj curatho elements or tho cod's
liver, without oil, and Irort for tho
blood. ,
Vlnol builds ou up, makes you
oat moro and digest hotter, inakos
your blood rich and puro puts
healthy color In jour ehooks,
N. 0. Cllft of Opeliku, Ala., sas
"Last spring J was all run-down, no
strength, no niictltu. I took Vlnol
and was greatly bciiofltud by Its use,
as I soon felt Mroug and woll as
dvor."
Wo guarantee Vlnol to satisfy you
and refipld your money If t does not.
Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Oro.
P, S, For t hlblron's eczema Buxo
Salvo Is guurantf-od truly wonderful.
The following- lellor wns received!
by .President Peniiiiigtou of the Inter
national Apple Shippers' Association
ns an incident of the publicity cam
paign in connection With national tin.
. t . .... ..... ... .
,pie miy. "tno rpy" .ns iiiat no in
leriiatiouiil apple shipjier Is to coll
sidcr this as mi argument in fnvor of
the unrest mined consumption of bard
cider. x.i)U mny breathe the gas but
beware Hie substance.
Omaha, Neb., October "J."., IHHI.
It. II. IVnniiigton, F.iausvjlle, hid.,
Hear Sir; Your very interesting let-
ter of October 10th ut baud mid not
ed mid in reply will say that I am
pleased to think von are interested in
the apple mid humanity in general.
I have been experimenting with the
apple or the jiilco of the apple for
'three years.
This is my formula for making the
preparation, for to ndiultiister lo Ibe
patient win) has lung treuble: (Irind
your tipples ns though milking cider,
pore nil the cidor Into it large vat with
n light cover tin hud u smilll opening
in tni), ul Ibe cud of the second day it
gass will nrise which is very strong
mid very eiiclroting, this gas will
continue o rise until the fifth day,
when lite elder man can have the eider,
und I have Hie gs concealed in n
lnr'c iron tank, then we have it num
ber of tubes running from the tank
with cut of'stops on when wu wuut to
treat n patient, we open one of these
tubes' mid Hie patient inhale Hie gas
for three to five minutes and titmice
his luilgs begins to clear up, mul in
thirty tosutv days the patient is well,
if a mild case n shorter. Iime,i re
Ured. ' . 4 , . t
I lutvti not got the money to go
ahead with this mutter, or I would
gladly spend it lor the bchiiit of suf
fering Immunity.
II opt I have made this tlaiu to you.
mid hope .ton will become Interested
in this new phase of use for Hie ap
ple. Let nil' hero from von what vou
tiling of the proposition it ts given
Tree to Hie wiuld, if the world is rend
to except natural mid health restoring
proposition,
Thu serums mid turtle soup have
failed, but the apple never,
Yours sincerely,
lilt. T. v.. MAUAItltlXL
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Suit
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TrouserH 50
Overcoat 1. 00
Italncoat , 75
(lout's Knit Presiod Weekly, f l.&o
per Month.
Kpoiised
and
Pressed
50a up
35o up
25o up
50a up
25c up
50c up
Spungod
and
Pressed
50a
25o
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25c
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John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER "
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