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Newspaper Page Text$J." paii STOUH RTODFORTJ MATT) TRTBUm flrTCPFOUT), OREGON, MMinwnVV, MAY 21, 1011. f. t -- -- i II MEDFORD MATL'TRIBUNB AN INnKPKNDRN'T N15VS1APK PUHLIKIIKD KVKrtT A1TKUNOON BXCKl'T BUNDAY HY TUB MRUFOKD PRlNTlNfl CO. Th nemecrstlo Times, Th Mdford Mall, The Moitford Trllmno, Tim South, rn OrcKnnlan, The Ashland Tribuno. Officii MMI Trllnino IlulMInK, IS-JT-H North F(r lrt telrphons It. OtflcUl l'apr of the City of Mtdford. official paper of Jackson County. Xntrrcd m socsnd-clsM matter at Milfonl. Orrgon, under the act of Xarch , JS79, rCTBSOHlTTIOK KATES One yrnr. ! nmtl 8.00 One month, ly mall. .BO prr month, Odlvorril ly carrier In MHltori1. Jacksonville and Ccn- trnl point .. -, - .to Batnnlny" only, by mall. pr year. 3.00 Wookly, per year. ,. ,0.... 1.S0 Full Leased Wire Aoclnted Press 9 Willi Mcdfor Stop-Orer LOWER CALIFORNIA LEAST KNOWN OF I 0 IE CAPTURE IEPIC, BEGIN kWA GIANT NEW I NER VATERLAND DRIFTS ' HELPLESS ON IE NF.W YORK, May 21,-Tlio giant new liner Vntorlund broke nvvny fmin tugs eunvoyiiig her to her dock today nnd began drifting down llic Hud son, carried by the tide. At tunes fhn swung Urond-iide neros-s the river. 1 the grip at the strong ehb title, the big steamship wn.s bclplc. hlio vs curried steadily downstronm toward tlit ltnttery. After the vessel hnd drifted more tli.'m ji mile the lns Mtoeecdid in gelling her in Uv ngnin nnd he was Iiended tip-dream under control. Tho VntiTlmid of the Hamburg Americnn line is the lii:geht oteumer in pen ire. Sho arrived in Xew York harbor today on her innidtn voyage from Hamburg. Her run yesterday was 39 1 miles and her average .peril nn hour vns 23.0 knots. Tim Yaterlnnd launched April .1. 11113. She i 0.")0 feet in length, 100 feet beam nnd hns n tnunngc of 58,000. She carries one comniiMlore nnd four captains and a total crew of 3231. The new gin'nt of the sea received n iioiy welcome n she pai-.-ocl up the harbor to her pier in Iloboken, X. J. BOTH S T BECKER A E NEW YOItK, May 21. lolh protf rcutioii mid defence in the cane of Charles I locker, on trial for the mur der of Herman Itorenllial, rested to liny. The enho will be in the hand of the jury bv tomorrow nnd Keek er's fate may be decided by night. After both sides rested, court wns adjourned until 2 p. m. this after noon, when it wax announced Mm tin F. Mnnton, Hooker' chief couiihei, would begin his address to ihe jury. DiMrfct Attorney Whitman will make his closing address tonight. Then court will bt adjourned until tomor row, when Justice Kciihury will de li wr his charge. Tin will occupy about nu hour, nnd the jury will then retire to dc tenniuu whether Decker, n a lieu Iciitiut of the "Strong-arjii Mpiad," i-onccncil the plot that resulted in the murder of the Tenderloin gam bler, nnd for which four men have jia (1 the death penalty. REVOLTfARI .' THREATENS HUERTA Vi:itA OHIIZ, Muy 21 -A riolt In the Mexican army In the capital a, tiny moment, would caiibo no sur prise accoriIlig ,to refugees who nr rlvod horo toilny. Forulgiujrb tlioro uro expecting dally tlio leelmilug of miotbor period similar to that of February lait year, The rofiiMecs asisoit all that Is lack Ing In n leadur with sutdclent couraen to head thojiiioremen. They nuy trcaou uHaliiBt (Icnoial Iluorta U uUoj-Hd boldly on the utrcoU. Tlio capital Ih overrun with ucl licrtuittf of Curraiuii and theno up jkar hiixIoum tp oreulull any at twiipt ofllucrtH uml hi folloucrs to wwtipe. AIJ tli flnut offlceri mid llHrl lihrtsolf urv hhi to ho kept Hdr cIihm widen, 'ifiM rnlKHHllon of inpro tuomhor Hf liM FHMntti, (Hi'ludlHg Quurblo HutoHm, whM h'MH lh HiuBt yitMlDim frnwrt tf (hr HucKh, m rum tHMi h JIMr In lk wtr fuUav, WASHINGTON. 1) C. May 21. Lower Cnlltornin, Mexico's tsolnted peninsula, thq .coat or which the 1'nclMc licet of the fnlted Stutes I now patrollltiR, In one of the least known territories In North America. The follow Ihk facts concerning tliU arm of land, which projects about S00 miles southeasterly from the Southern border of California, were Klcn out by tho National Geographic slcloty at Washington. l. C, teday: Tho width of the peninsula varies from about 30 to more than 100 miles, and its lrrcpti:ar coast-line, over 2000 miles lonK Is bordered by numerous Islands. Doing mainly a mountainous, desert region, it Is thin ly peopled nnd presents many Miarp ly contrasting conditions, t.ow sun scorched plains, whero death by thirst awaits the traveler, lie close, to the bases of towering Rrantto peaks, "belted by forests and capped In win ter by snow; desolate plateaus oT black lavn look down on valleys seamed with sreon-bordered streams. Originally l'eopletl by Indians At the time or Its discovery In ir33 by nn expedition sent out by Cortes In search of a fabulously rich Island. It Is estimated to .have been Inhabited by 2K.00O Indians, who vlg- orousty rercnted tho, intrusion and prevented tho newcomers from Rot ting a foothold for more than a cen tury. The Jesultes then enmo In and wero wonderfully successful In ex ploring tho peninsula and establish ing missions. They established three main trails, one nloug each const nnd tho third down the middle, which serve as the regular routes of travel today. The Indians have vanished from all parts of tiielr former terri tory, except a Tew In tho extreme northern end. During the last half century all parts of the territory have been vis ited, mainly by Americans, In search of mines and other natural resources, but little or the knowledge gained has bcromo nvallablo to the public- Gold, sllvor, copper. Iron and other minerals and much fertile land have been found, but tho scarcity of water, fuel, forage, nnd tho difficulties of transportation have united with other causes to bring about failure to de velop tho resources. Climate Hot and Arid Tho climate of iiwcr California In general Is hot anfi arid. Northern conditions aro closely like thoso in adjoining parts of Southern Califor nia; In tho middle thoy are mora arid, but the extreme southern end, though arid tropical, tias more regular sum mer rains. The peninsula suffers long periods of drought, during which no rainfall sufficient to start vego tatlon occurs over largo areas for per iods of from three to fho years. Thoso dry periods may be succeeded by torrential rains, which sweep the country and roll great floods down to the sea. Surface water Is scarce and lim ited; mainly to Isolated water-holes In the, rocks or to springs from which small streams flow a short distance. Tho ItJo Santo Domingo Is tho onn living stream within tho peninsula which flows on the surfaco from Its zourco to tho sea throughout tho year. The conditions havo resulted in the development of tho richest nnd most extradordlnary desert flora In tho world. Tho bjrd and mammal life, however, Is closely related to that of Southern California. The plains abound with Bmull de sert mammals, such as rabbits, pocket mice, kangaroo rats and others. A largo number of tho smaller desort mammals never drjnk water, It, hav Ing been found ImVosslblo to teach somo of them to tnko water In cap tivity. Antelope, mountain shcop, mule-deer and mountain Hans nro tho only largo gamo animals. Tho peninsula Is thinly peopled and enormous areas remain uninhabi ted Tho most populous section is tho region south of T.a l'az, whore rains are more regolar than further north. A few small towns and widely srattnrod tommunltlcs along tho toast, with a number of villages, ranches snd minors' camps In tho In terior, cover tho population, l.owor California haa a territorial form of government, nnd, owing to Its great length, Ih divided near the middle Into n northern nnd u southern dis trict, ICnseimda and La J'az being tho respective capitals. JACOB A. RIIS SLIGHTLY WEAKER, SAY DOCTORS IIAKIIK, Mii.,'Mt 2J.Vrhl. Jv VH'iikii'," wiu (he iIouIui-'h lejMiit on the condition of Jiicoh A. Iiii l luy. Hope o Mr, Stilt nvnvcrv lm Iiitii iibiiiiiluiiiil. A tcligniiii of in null)' fioin (nloni'l Thcoihun lloor vrll mi riciilii'd loiln With HviHurd IfKdu In Hcdfofd wudu ON IMAM! I. S. S. CAl.lFOK XIA, Mnrnllnii, Nov.. Mnv 20.- (ut winuW to Sun Diegu, .May 21.) -Having occupied Topic with u los of -100 killed to tltpm-olvoi. and mi unknown number of eiwmllloK among the fodoruK nn mniv of 51100 eon MittitionnliMo hns begun its ninrt'li on (lundiilnjanu In udvtuiee t the nun ins troop,' ti Hying -iiuiulron ot lenvnlry ! wofkitig destruction to the iluorta line of commuuicution, its main object being the crippling of the railroad from .Miincniiillu to (luiidiiliijnni, neeordiug to rvporto to dny. The capture of Tonic win necom pli.liod after n bloody xtrugglo. Al though the loos of the federal. aro uncertain, it i known that 200 of them wero tnken iri.oucr. Maallan i n city of many fear today. Haek of Hie city the oonti tuliualitH nro ever cloning in, nnd the terror of their upproiu-b i aug mented bv tho presence in their rnnks of 700 foathor-hodoeked and fnntasticnlly painted Indians. whoo oxcessc. in the event ot the eil s fall, uinny citizens fear tiioir white loaders will ho unable to curb. Mom dreadful to the contompla- tiou of the nvoraue cition, however, I- the proH-et of the sacking of tho city by the federals when tliev lire forced to roticat, as seem inevitable. It appears to bo generally conceded thnt the federals will not give uj Mnxutlau to General Ohrcgou with out an attempt to spoil Ihe prize a much as possible. OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTE (Continued from page 1.) Count v recorder Florey 2030. Sheriff Knrharl 3U1, Singler 1313. lkor 712. Treasurer Colvii; 12US, Crone- miller 01)1. Surveyor Too 1S51.. Coroner Kellogg 1000, Vlier 1141. llomocrntlc Xntionnl enmmittecmmi Canon 707, Kii.sterly -157. I. S. senator Cliamborlniii 11 17. Coiigressimin Ilollistor 5112, Merc ditli 437. Governor Ilonnrlt 301. Cobb 110. if aiming lib', Miller (JO, Smith (131. Stnte treasurer (written in) 1'ti- gct 30..Kny 13.- Jutice supreme court Galloway 722, Itnniscy 031. Attorney general Jeffrey O.'iS. State senator (Written in) T. II. Nichols 115, 1. J. Neff 81, H. D. itood 10. Itopreontativo Townc Sl)5, Dark- dull (written in) 40. Joint rcnrc-cnlativo (Written in) Garnclt 11, Purdin J3. Ynvvler 14. (ountv commissioner (Written in) Frank Jordan 50, II. I'. Dean 118, J. C. Smith 78. County clerk (Written in) Gard ner 20, Gnllatin 13.- Hccorder Jacobs 1010. Sheriff liittnon 005, Summer- villc 552. Trensiirer Drown 823. Surveyor Drown 827. Coroner (Written in) Kellogg 20, Usslier 48. I'rogrcjislvo Kiitioiuil eoniiniltoemini- Coo 81. V. S. senate Jlnuley 84. Congress Mcnrn 90. Governor Gill 55, McMaliou 30. State siiiH-riiiteiidetil Durton 01. State hcnntor (Written in) Nieh- oi- 12, Von dcr Hellen 12. HcitrcKOfitntivo (Written in) Men ley 11), Wagner 0. Townc 11. Joint representative (Written in) VnwterlO. Coiuiiiifinioiier Mnthlen 13, Smith 13. Clerk Gardner 2 1. Kcoorder Jacob. 10, Florey 10. Slicrilf Sin-rler 12. Suniiiierville 0, Kiiiluirt 7, Walker 10, Ilittson . lrcaniirt'1' Cioneiiiiller 0, Drown 7, Coivig 12. Surveyor Drown 1), Too 8. Coroner- Csher 12, Kellogg 13. FEDERAL PROBE OF COLORADO, STRIKE BEGUN TIIINIDAI), Colo., Mnv 21-Fed- erul iiivcnligutioii of couditioim in the Colorado coal field, whole tho min or huve been on strike for mouths, wftH begun today by W. It. Fnirl.v nnd ll.v'incl D.ivicH, nppoiiilod by Sec- rcliii'v ot Labor Wilson to iisccriaiu whether mediation N possible. Legal blanks toi ssla at tbs Mall TrllinriH offlrs tf fr- John A. Perl UNDEETAKEE Lsdy Assistant W H, IIAICTMCrr I'liOHcs M, 17 nn 47JSi AuibulMNi VrrlMi Htifiut C'oriMv DEFICIENCY DOE TO MEXIGA TOTALS 6 h ILLIONS WASIlINilTQN, Mm LM - Tho "further urgent deficit no) ' bill mak ing piovltdou tor more than $R,000, 000 fur the present flmat enr large ly on account or tho Mexican crisis, was buforo tho 1ioum today for ac tion. An Interesting statement had boon prepared by the war depart ment to show tvinctl) tu npproprluto amount of deficiencies in nppioprln tlons ot the qunrterumstor'it depart ment of the nnny, duo to the Mexi can situation to Juno .til. noxt. This niado a total or $1,513, tar.. It In cludes It, 1 00.lt '.i for subsistence I2.12U.070 for transportation of tin arm), both along the border and to Mexico, nnd numerous other Items relating to pay on account of In creased sttougth of the urni) by rea son of the Mexican trouble. Of the total amount In the deficiency esti mates on account of Mexico covered In thcblll. the guveruniont already Is obligated for l,ti:M,'.'. Tho flguros presented shotted. thnt fitting up chartered ships for troops nnd niilmnls cost llto.OOO. For horseshoes and untls alone the bill carries 2.'. 000. OIL FIELDS FREE TO RESUME WORK TAMIMCO sMa 2t 'Vii llrov.ns villo. Toxns. Ma) il idetioml lu transmission), tt ts Intrnod that Genera! aragozn and all the federal troops who retreated from Tamplco evacuated I'nnuco yestordny without, destroying property of an kind, al though they took -along with them all tho horses, inula and cattlo The retreat ot the rderal from I'nnuco removed all tear that (he oil properties would be dMtroyod and In sured a sjicody rommiitlon of work Hut for tho prccn-e of constitu tionalist troops patrolling dp streets, there Is little to Imilruto that Tam plco ts now In now luncj. The shops are open, business Is bclmc transacted as usu.il nnd Mrcct or der Is maintained. Thoro havn boon no arrests of federal n-mimtliliors so far. EAT LESS AMD TAKE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS take a glass of Salts before breakfast ifyour Back harts or Ilhddor bothers yon. The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our fool is rich. Our blood Is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish i tho ellroinatlve tissues clog nnd the result Is kidney trouble, bladder woakncu and a general decline In health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; jour back harts or the urine ts cloudy, full ot sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times .during the night; if you auiTcr with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you Into rheumatism when the weather Is boil, get from jour phar macist about four ounces of Jad baits j take a tableipoonful In a glass of water lforo breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then aet tine. Ill Is famous salts Is mado from the add of grapes and Icmm juice, combined with lithla, and has bun used for generations to flush and stlmulato clogcd kidneys t to neutrality the adds in tho urine so It no longer is 4 source of irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Knits Is Inexpensive; cannot lu lu re, makr a delightful effervescent lillda-water beverage, and belongs in every homo, becane nobody can maka a mistake by lmving a good kidney Slush, ingany time. 1IAIIIKS WILL (JIH)W and whllo they aro growing you should hnvo thorn photographed enough, to keep a record of each In torcHtlug stago of their childhood. You will prlzo tin collection of baby's pictures moro and more as thn yours go- by. Muko au appointment today for n sitting. THE SWEM STUDIO Foil rail I'liotogriiplicrs 1K!2 West Main Si. Mcdfonl, Ore. SHINGLES Why fit!) shim Iuh that uro slilppcd In wIidii oii ran gut n bettor grade that uro made at homo of burd wood Ntighnr plnoT tin old fashloiiod sliukog (hut lu-ti i so long wero luirdo of wiKliiir (dm I have movod the in J 1 1 o to Jluilo I alls, running on big scitlii uml i hi. mipply.iiiy Hiuouiit, TIikmi uhliiwi' . uro mi ulo ill Medford ut tin l mi tlldn Wood Yard I'lmiui 077-W. WW J,M;, hllXOLIi H,)H ISIS THEATRE l'liotodi)s Today Only A lti,).MAXCIJ OF TDK KVKH tJLADHS Two Keel Kdlson Fen turn TIIKPUltlTAN Urniuii TIIK IIALIi DOOM jtlVAUS Vltagraph Comedy Coining Touioi'tuw TIIK U.V'n'LK AT KI.DKimiU'dll lU'l.CH Two Uool Indian fjtory Coining soon TIIUPKUILSOF IMF LINK Made in Medford M ft V--' Tho modern way of making over nil kinds of tuattrosi ut n small cost, Into sanitary folding mnttrossca. No tufting to como loose. Is easily handled, nnd Is strictly sanitary. Feather beds mado Into folding mattresses with summer nnd winter sldos. Folding Mattress Co, tM csWt Third St. Phono (1(11 .Mrdfonl It is INDEED A Powdor a Woman "" ninj tnstr bOt -hoc n Trust Powdor. Hence .Its roftMinahlo prtco nnd Increasing pop ularity. "Crescent Bnkinu Powder" r4EfiO.. P. I BiifiJl IfH LIB CUKSCK.ST MF(1 CO , Sinlllo. Wash. oi:t it rito.M ot it (iitoimi l!."c per Hi. WESTON'S CAMERA SHOE Roc'cntly r'embdeted and e'nlargod, added now cameras and apparatus and ts now strictly up-to-dato In ovcry way. Coiumcrlcal Work of all Kinds Including copying nnd enlarging of pictures, legal documeiitn, etc Uro mldo eulnrglng, any size, and kodak finishing of every kind. Professional nnd nmntuor photo graphic supplies. L. M. llarliioii Associated With Mo Shop ovor Isis Tuontor, Phono H7-J If wo had somo buttor we would fr somo fioli if wo liad somo fish. W,e Have . I i . ' X!e fish Tho clioipPHl nnd Ix'Bi. in Iho nmrlciM, Pliono u No. 302 MEDFORD FISH fi POULTRY MARKET ?M tioir .'Ht-i :... . JLCYIV . jm l Ailm ' fvr v.XWl ii r-i . i Y1X7' fM N" vtv i y T.OT i' fe?TT f if yr X sir-- "Suprotno" hod uj '. nrtw'ii M'lnw 0o at your tlerdtire. Supremo Sodas AsV(i(r.lhoiii y uumu i-rfjdUfy -B- rsK 4?J r i i?"j'i X vx r n- fi:rrrr---- A 'A, s"-'- X 3- "1110 T . TTlX-V ro fifto-iSa i lk t A" .X. t . iB PL. K?- tr ,il ajvis, - VHMttwS' " With 19 and biluits from 'Kniitomo' linked crnvkerfi dnrnken ornny lilml xf iiikIIkI irrl lo i, n in ("in HI" lis"' itniiain. i h niiipll' nMiirlnirhl cif rSilirmn' lUlvd Undi- tint illluiifittiil llowl Villi lnlnl at bin ili rrl lil. BlxOI'lUlr M"S P. f lIMIAtldN A BON I1IIITI.AHU. UHll, IT THEATRE Miiliinl Aloviw Daily Chai.;! MoImmh niuLPA'hiiiK Toilny A MODERN FREE LANCE A Koinniteo of Npiimni)i and Tlionliieul l.ile in Two I'ails, by Amoricnii Player A WOMAN WITHOUT A SOUL Majestic SHOTGUN CUPID A Pi inn1 I'mnedy He iv Ttiiinirrmv MUTUAL WEEK LY NEWS Rrllnnco CURFEW SHALL NOT RINR TONIGHT Tliiinhouscs AN ACCIDENTAL CLUE Majcsilc HIS NOBS, THE PLUMBER Ai'o fiiinedv Star Theatre Today i OLD RELIABLE 2 part VltnKroph BATTLE ON DEADWOOD TRAIL - Kolem , A NIGHT OUT Kdlson FuronCoiiitMly i Winkley & Henselman J K , Music and Kf foots , j' f , Admission, 10 Cents ' Coming fl'oiuoiion ' "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" Blx Parts V HAVE YOU PLANNED YOUR OUTING? A IW 'lliucly Siii:gciloiw Rose Festival Summer Excursions East Sprlnns nnd Moiinlalii Resorts Bench Resorts You doubtlrsn want to go wiiiicittioio to get uWny for n whllo from tho steady grind. Lot us help vou. K.VCl'ltHIOXS KASTi From Jiiuelsi to Roplumbor .'I0(h low round trip tliltolii will ho sold fiom nil points on tho 11. P. 0110 way through California or via Poitlaud, NKWFOUT, VAQFINA MAV; For rcht, plnnuiiro or recreation and outdoor lifo try this old USI.'lUllIsi I III! Ill S IkltWtlk 'I1 I 11 1 1 l all f.f lkl',.HI illlll.i ., a.t ., ....I y ! svf, .(IIHWip SIV lltmi IJ W1 VI J IMMIJl-ly-JU"!'!! ."" : , if tugus, Iio'IoIh nt mo'doriitu tout. TILLAMOOK COFNTV HK.tt.'IIKHl A now pliiv ground, only a short run from Portland, Moun tain, forcm. riHhlug MtivnuiHor beach u endless Variety and liiflnjto olinrm, . . HOSi; FKHTIVAL. From .In no 0 to 12 Portland w III doii holiday nltlro, nnd sup nly oiitiiitaliiuieiit iiiiIiiiio, hlHtorlnil ami Iniorosttug. Fun on land uml wutor ou cauiiot nfforil to miss, HPIHNOH AM) MOI'.STAI.V IIKKOIITKi Hot HprliiKM, .Mineral Kprlugsiind Mountain IIdhoiIs for fl'h lii(, liiintliig or "far from ilio miiildlug CiowiIh" uro to bo found In iihuiiduiicti nloug tho Koiithoru I'liclflo, Ollt NKW DUTI.VH HOOKLHTHi "ViKiillou Duis." "Newport" mill "TIIU iiiiink ('iiiiuly Miinchnu" uro lust off tho proKH, full of tliiinly suggestion hi In whein uml how yoi iuii best spuiiil ymir viiniiiuii, Tliy urti tu fur lh uukiiiK. Iiui iim ii posiu) raid or cull on our nuur t UHiilll. .John M, Mioll, HciihihI F'iii'r Aifont Pin llwnd, Hh'gilll. I WWhyW'1) I ' I h i