4n,tltm)f-i.t-irMM I HMRRM iJWr,, . v "I K OT,TTTOT) MATH TRIBUNE, OTmTQftn. OT?K(10Nt MOXnAA. MAY 2."), 1011. pkcib sroun h PK i' i It MEDFORD mail tribune dS Ail INnKl'KNDKNT NtJWKl'APKIt rUHMKUKD UVKKT AITC.IINOON KXCKl'T SUNDAY T THIS MMDl'CinD "HINTING CO. Th6 nomncMtlc Times. Tho Median! Hall. Tho MmUonl Tribunes Thn South- rn OtTBonlun, Thn Asrnana xrimmo. Office Mull Trlbutin nullillnir, !" North Hr strict: tolcr-hons 76. Official Taper of th Ctlj- of Mtdford. Official Ppr of Jackson county. Entered a fconJ-clms matter at Medford. Orrnon. under the. act of ilrrh S. 18T0. SUBSCRIPTION RATH On rear, by rnatl .IS.00 one monin, py maw Per month, delivered ir carrier in Medford, Jncksonvlllo end Cen tral lolnt - .60 .to Bulunlay only, by mall, per year. S.OO Werklr. tier year - - 1-50 Full Loaded AVIro .sorlnll 1'rcss With Mcilford Stop-Over MIDSUMMER FEAST Tlic damp wcnlher yesterday some whnl dampened the Scandinavian Iliads meeting at Smith's hall, ns far ns the number in attendance wns concerned, but not tbe enthtiMnem. Tor nearly four Polid hour the hunl-hcaded nnd patient Vikiiip hnltlcd, good-natured, with their niitlMimincr fi-nst proposition. t Some enmest, patriotic Hncceucs were innilo h.v .John Amell, Kmil An drea, Dr. T. Mnlnigreii nm! others. Tho former railed attention In tlie fart that the Scandinavian" had nl ways prort'd to lie the mot loyal citizens to their new countries wher ever they hud settled, in Xonnnndy or Oregon, and that thi high stand ard hail heen maintained largely be raue they had retained their love and res-pert for religion and law and native lands. 0. X. Xclon wan elected tcinjK) rary chairman; and Mi.a .Elsn Biroth secretary. A Scandinavian Society of Koguo Hivcr Valley was w-gnniroil. The followingwcro elect ed officer for the year of 11H-1: Kmil Andren, president; 0. N. Kcl-on. (secretary; A. J. Andervon, treasurer. Jt was decided to have n Scandi navian midsummer feast or picnic nt Phoenix on Wednexlay, Jane 21. Dr. T. .Miiliiisreii, Frank G. Anderson and J. L. Johuou were elected an a cow lulttce of arrangement, and instruct ed to select the picnic ground, erect a May pole and supply the ice cream and lemonade. Profeor Julitri IJcnuregnrd viw selected to have full charge of the nuisjrnl program and he received a vote of thank of the meeting for the great interest he had taken in promoting Scandinavian music in" Medford. The officer were instructed to prepare a constitution and by-lawn for tho soeietv to be submitted at n future meeting. Hut the general opinion was that it should ho merely n society of conviviulity. The main object of the society will undoubtedly he to eucourngd and cultivate Scan dinavian Miigiuir ninl folk-gnuu. The northern folk games nnd sports rival the Grecian in beauty mid jurpiisc them in vigor. Hut iiiim'iii: the Scandinavian in America tub kind of umuscment litis practi cally become a lost ail. In later yenrx, however, a world-wide re newal Jius taken place. 3Iany at tempts have been mnde to introduce the varioim nutioiinl merry-making in the Amorii-i.ii public m-IiooIs-. The Scandinavian society here will he grateful to anyone who can assist tlp-m to remirrect forgotten folk gahiei. It bus been said that the hand that writes tho song and di rer I h the children's play control the nntion. ALL PRIZES FOR ROSES Til the Mditer: Saturday evening I wn- informed that several people hesitated about joMipig tbe Jlcdfoid I(o-o society licVAuso iny roue garden, being larger thli UieiiB. I would take nil (ho pWcii. I wh-h now to titalo that, til -theugh J will display my jo-es for Up pleasure of those who may wish to-'sei) lluSnj. J will not compote for SCANDINAVIANS PLAN MAUV I'. imwY. KOVWK. f Kotlse Is hwrhy Klvn thul tho un ai0lmv4 will apply to ho city conn II f Ik 4y W Mdfrd, OreKon, lU'liwir at r?Hlr mUnt on Jmm J, mH,' fr JImhw to wll iHMifAHM, ylmow ni) llt Ibpiors i mU ( m Mfw tub w Htt. i, Xnlk Vtpl yUfty l iW A PROPHECY VirirRN" tho.Alail 'IVilmno V V would be but a short the ejuupai.mi of misrepresentation and slander waged jirjiinst .liidn-e f:nmn and in demoeratie national eommitteeman, would be openly fight - intr the re-eleetion of ueorire States senator, it knew whereof it spoke. The Mail Trib une s propheey drew forth the following editorial trotu the Portland Oregonian in the issue of May 2e: VOX W THK rOl'llT KNOWS HKItSKI.K. , Wq hasten- to dofoml the political acumen of Colonel V. K. H. Wood apnltit the derogation of tho MeUfonl Mall Tribune, U t quite mwl that tills bo done because the Medford paper nnd Tlie Oreponinn Joined Imnds In an effort to procure Justice for tlie democrats of Southern Oregon In tho election of a National committeeman. While tho tlfanpiutlntinoni or tho Medford Mail Tribune oxer the unfortunate outcome Ix oure, It nhould nut 1k Interred tbat Tho Oregonlnu approves of all Its eritwhllo pnrtnor now say. In dlcuaslnR the lamentable result of tho democratic primary our Med ford contemporary remnrks: . . "Colonel C. K. 9. Wood, tho mllllonalro anarchist, political adviser of llnrr; Lane and cow partner of 11111 Hnnley, rushed Into print In Kstorb'n behalf, while In half-page ad tho unknown Ksterly'a picture, almost llfo alzcd, replaced Tom Marshall's alongside of Woodrow Wilson, and big typo shrieked out tho fact that Wilson stood for humanity ami humanity was in danger, and could be saved by a voto for Kstorly! ' "Coming event cast their shadows ho fore. It will soon be necessary to save Wilson again Colonel Wood, Inspiration of tho Kstorly campaign, will discover that an Senator Chamberlain Is opposed to tho administra tion's policy of cnnal tolls exemption repeal. Woodrow Wilson and tho caum of humanity are again endangered and must bo saved. Tho only way to save them will be to send Wood's partner. Dill Hnnley, to tho rescue. We can expect this fall to see llanley'a picture replace Ksterly'a along side of Wilson's In the papers, with tlie legend that a voto tor Ilunloy Is a voto for Wilson, nnd the only way to uphold humanity's cause Is to voto for UIU Hanley for United States senator!'' It Is unthinkable. Colonel Wood may propound bliarro ldns on gov ernment, bat ho Is not bereft of political sense. An Oregon candidate for the senate presented to the people as an advocate of free tolls repeal would hao about na much chaure of election as would otio of UIU ttaulcy's buck aroos. and Colonel Wood knows It. Wo fanry that Oregon's sentiment on canal tolls has permeated quite to tho Innermost parts of Oregon, even to tho 1' ranch, the Double O and Hoar tag Springs. An Intimation that UIU Ilanloy has gone astray on tho tolls question would doubtless bo held unfriendly by Mr. llanto. Colonel Wood will not thus offend his old cow than Is necessary to tho brilliancy of The political wisdom of foregoing, received a sudden of the Mail Tribune's pronheev within a few davs of its utterance. "What the Oregonian styled "unthinkable" and "bereft 6f political sense" has "come to pass," as shown by the following editorial from the Oregonian of May 21: The Oregonian Invites careful attention today to the letter of Colonel Ct K. 8. Wood, conspicuous Oregon democrat ninl one or more times Tin can didate for the United States senate. Colonel Wood supports tho candidacy of William llanlcy (progressive) an the broad ground that he Is a real demo crat, and has been. Is. and will bo a supporter of Presldont Wilson; and he opposes tho candidacy for rclcctlon of Souator Chamberlain bocauso tho senator is In no true sense a democrat, and among othur things Is not a supporter of President Wilson In the administration policy of Panama tolls repeal. "We told you so! If you want the real political news, read the Mail Tribune! Bad Watering Cause of Poor Lawns WASHINGTON, I). C, May 25 Had watering in the cau-c of almost ns many poor lawn-, as drought-., ac cording to the htndsea)C gnrdener .if the U. S. detnrtineut of agriculture. Freipient watering of merely the sur face of the gran makes the rood, of the graw grow nt-ar the surface, and the-o roots should be made to grow down as deeply an possible in order to secure n fine lawn that will resist the hottest weather of sum mer. The best method of watoring the griiHs iri to apply n spray for from six to twelve hours, the stream being ho gentle that water will not collect in Mifficicnt quantities to run off. The water will then sink down into the coil nnd the roots will grew to a greater depth. When this method i in-ed, the lawn should not be watrred oflcr.cr than twice a week, mid then tho ('round should bo soaked, so that the water j euetrntes for several inches beneath the surface. As a general rule, watering onco n week in sufficient to keep a lawn in good condition. The man who enjoys watering his lawn in tho evening for u half hour after returning from work will prob True Education Ily Joseph Lee, M. I). President, Playground and Hecrca. tlon Association of America Our schools must tall out tho crca- tlvo instinct, tho Instinct to shape material In obedlenco to Imagination. that causes tho child to mnko mud plea and palaces, and that later flrnlx satisfaction In composition of atl kinds, whether In words or touos or colors oon In tho building of hy potheses, tho Instinct mat Is tho germ or all croativq worK, without i tint oxorclso of which tho croativo soul of man cannot Itself bo born. Wo must, through music, litera ture, glvn scope to tho splendid rhythmic Instinct that sets the small child skipping, marching, chanting which during tho eurllar period of growth Kito the wholp world to music which, married to tno creative fa culty, Is. parent of all tno arts, and In tho Mitlsfactlon of which, more than lM their so-called sorlonu pursuits, men often find their llfo, says Tho Mother's Magazine, Wo must give wider sropo to tho Important Instlmt or curiosity with its lessons In discovery, oxporlmeiit, exploration. Wo must develop the uiiiturliig Instinct which so largely constitutes tho splrltuul llfo of KlrU - and of boys, too, to a greater ex lent Ihuii Is Kouorally realized-by jjiwwm of school Mtrdoim and by v In older clilldrun riponlPllliy to nurd omitior Wn wum lowilimo u n-v Win In FULFILLED Inst week nrotHctod tluit it time before the sponsors for behalt o II. M. hsterlv lor K. (Miamberlain tor I mtetl partner, nor will ho contribute, more Mr. llootli s triumph In Novotutior. the Oregonian. shown by the ,iolt by the actual tulfdlinent ably prefer thN,mclliod to leaving the stream on for n number of hours once a week. If he will divide his lawn area in six parts and confine his attention to n different part each evening he will obtain practically the name results in the long run. Hap hazard watering every evening is not advisable. He should be careful, ulo to u-e merely a gentle spniv mid not coiitiutio watering to uch an ex tent thnt water run off, us such wntor does no good. In fact, it may do harm, for it may retnoie Icnm dirt from the rass roots and cxpo-c them to drought. The strong stream of n ho-ie should not he ued, as it helps to expose the rotj imuvctts aarily. Many people wonder why drought dries up their lawns in July ufler Ihcv Imvo taken what they consider to be good care of them. The com bination of hot winds and dry weather makc-f .Inly undoubtedly the hardoKt month for lawns, and when the roots of tlie grass are encouraged to grow near the Mirfaco by had wat ering and the looso dirt i nlo re moved from Ihem by n li-e of stioie, wntor power, the results are more disastrous than if the lawn had been left n Ion e. ctluct of competition, witch la so largo an clement in tho fnmous Jesuit system of education. Home educators ecem to think there Is Komothlng vulgar about competition. If so, mankind must ;o hopelessly vulgarized from tho beginning, In nil Its manifestations, from war to minstrelsy, from theology to hasaball. Wo must uso to tho ruil tho baste bolonglng Instinct which unites tho gang, but has also mado nil nations and all associations of men, from Adam's domestic circle down to tho latest collogo fraternity. Thoro must bo team play In study ag well as on tho hall fluid, and gradual sugges tion of tho civic and patriotic exten sion of tho team. Kducatlon, In short, must bring nut In each child the common liro of hit inanity of which ho la a product. I-'ILMH nnVKLOI'KI) Ily our method, Insures bet I or ro suits from your camera, Mall us your work, Till: BWMM NTHDIO Jiaa Weot .Main Ktreet, .MeUfonl, Oro. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant iwH, iMinuc'r I'houcs M. -17 ii 47JM 1mbulMH' MtfrvM lpNijr tVow 1 AI .. lleeauso dt Uio couimehro tuont exorcises at t'orvallls, Prof, t'eck, who Is to bo ono of tho Judgen of the rose show could not bo In Medford this week. This and tho ;act that tho weather very unsettled has led tho executive board of tho roso show nnd Hotter Unti les contest to vos:iouo tho show until Friday and Satur day, Juno ft tit nnd tun. 1 'reliably not n tuothei in .Medfii:' uoubl en re to enter her baby in ihe better baby eontwM if the condition were sueh S prevailed lu-t wav Kvory hlsl,kepe ift aware that it -he preares for twimtv guefls an-1 at the appointed hour l'-'O flock in, confusion is Mire o follow. Hut if thoe guests are babies! Well, one has but to think baok to the howling Fourth of'last year' and remember the frk'hteucd hahios wbe were en tered for the itiuioel I" know what would ImpiHUi. Crying, eniwdlng eonfiixioii. Hut there in n different time com iug thin jeer. Jnt a far n- hi sible will those eWls be eliiniunted, mid instead nil will lie cool, ipiiet nnd co.y. Are yon fmirilhjtr with th llidlnnd hotel The boMtifif-.il. large dlninif room i to be iied as a reception "room Tor fife blibieH and their nt tciidants. FortuiiHleU tlii reom on the cool -ide of the houe, so old So will he fairly bcmli-u there. And chairs! C'lmir-. altsolntclv guuranteed large, su.nl I nnd medium sired rogkers. and slrniKht-baekrd. Two large rooms also on the cool side of the building4 Ue liwn -e-leettd ns drftstfing roots. Mere will be sevenil attendants l ttsint in making child nnd mother comfortable, and the hnhie etui even find u phiciH for a hit nfn nap hrtwewi whiles. TIioiikIi it is pin h tied to have a nuinll nuiouut of milk on hand, moth ers are urgwd to ecnte prepared, as the supply will nrinrily be liin ited and nitt-t be kpt for emergen eies. Hut urrangeiiieHts hatu been iniide for hrating the milk. The uxaiiiiuntious will hot ho pub lic this year. Hard mi the inihltc, but good for the hubie. 'Hie mothers and fnthors or other nttundituU will of course accompany the child, how ever. The physieiiin- hnv nss.ired the commiltHo ot their m tire interest an.: co-opcrtitioii, In fuel, they have for some time hi en planning curefuilv every detail of the examination to moid' till conlii-ion and dflny. The tosts will be more complete than ln-l year, but great s! forts will he made not to frighten Hi- iliildnn. rhildrun from 1 to II veurs are in vited to eutei the ruiitest. The show has been postponed uulil next weok. j On I-'riditv, January "i, !i()e whose names begin with (lie first litters of the alphabet fioin A to L will be en tered and the ri-t n Baluidny, June (J. The" hourh arc from 1 to .'I p. in. All utolhurs are tir-d to bring their babies nnd help h. nnike this better baby content n comphtto sueeexs. .Mt. Pitt Ogora. Arc honio-tna'Io and will most particular smokoro. p)unso WOMAN'S sri'i-itAoi-: may eventually give to women rights to which they are entitled, but good health, which Is tho birthright- or ovory American woman, must bo hers before she can fullv enjoy tho prlvl logon which woman'ii Htiffrngo will bring. Women who mirror from thoso dreadful pnlns, bu'kacno, hoadachos, Irritability, nervousness and depres sion, symptoms of organic troublo, should rely on (- lla K, I'lnkbnm's Vegetable Compound, which Is mado from rootu and bcroK, to restore them to a normal health? condition as It litiH thousands ot other American women, Till! STETSON HATTERS AIIIII.N TOW.V Aro n town fur a limited tlmo only. Have your old imtn cloniuid mid bloaked Just like in w. riliiiWH and I'liinniiis u Npcrl.illl)' All work strbih giuirantuod, Loruted at ( Orrcs & LaMar Tailor Shop IHM 'tt )Hln Kl J'hone fmt-H WE IME OR BABIES POISED BABY W Keep the Kidneys Well Health Is Woith Saving, mid Some MedlV'rtl PiHiple liiioiv How to Sno It Many Medford peoido take their lives In their hands by iiegteellng Hut hldiuns when they know thoso orKnus need help. Weak Mdiioys are respon sible for a vast amount of stifrerJim and III health, but there la tin need to suffer nor to remain In imager, Use Donu's Kldiuy rillsi remedy Unit has helped housniulti of kidney suf forer. Tho rollow'lng statemont leaven no ground for doubt, Ksra' Arnold, Anplpgntn road, .laeksouvllle, Oregon, snyii: "My hack hotltercd nie for five or six month. 1 bad n dull patu through my Mihlnajj and the kidney nrtlou became IrrtiKiilar. 1 had to ret up at night on thnt account. I was told to try tloau'n Kidney I'llls and did Co with fine results. They soon rid me of all tho ailments. Mr kidneys haTo bothered mo ver lit (to since." Prleo .".0e, nt all denlors. Don't simply nk for n Kidney remedy--get Doau'g Kidney Pills the same that Mr, Arnold had. Posler-MHIium Co., l'ropi, lluffalo. N. Y. MEDFORD ICE CREAM i i cuia.M or gr.t.rrv Til Our complete equipment oiwrated at low uxpoiiso eunblon us to furnish the finest grade of crenui nt a i.ownit I'tuci: We stand back of imr Ice ('roam and Creamery Halter. Medford Creamery tit I N. Kivcrsldc U. L. (bappell WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP rtcccntly rcnindolod and cnlargod, added new cameras and apparatns nnd Is now strictly up-to-duto lu ovory way. Coiiiuierlral Work of nil Kinds Including copying and enlarging of pictures, legal documents, etc. Hra tnldo enlarging, any size, and kudus finishing of every kind. Professional am! oinutuor photo graphic supplies. L. .11. Harmon Associated With Mo. 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Weinhard's Ice Depot IT THEATRE MntiMl MovliN , Monday ami 'rnrdj N'lghl OUR MUTUAL OIRL, NO. 5 Meet Wall Mtreet Curb llroKers Also the Uitet Styles In I'nrs, ' ; THE GHOST Tvro Iteel Domino Irish Comedy THE CHILDREN'S HOUR Featuring Thauhoiiser Twins and Kldlets, adapted from f.ongfel low-, sweetest powiu In our literature, n rare treat. Coming t'rldi.) -Sat unlay, May Utl-Itll THE GREAT LEAP Continental feature, four reel of thrills. Kentucky feud life. Two nwcttioart escape on horseback and leap from n AD foot cliff into the river below. No fake. Most dangerous and sensational feat ever performed for the films. Tho thrill of thrills. Hlg pic ture, hlg cost. Always plays return dates. In demand everywhere. Lour Hutu In New York. ki J- ii. XV THEATRE TODAY War War War REAL MEXICAN WAR PICTURES 8oo American fwnps hmdlng nl. Voni Cniz. ' .' '. (,; VV (LIoxH-an .inuiioiigcB al, ;oi;k jjiuhn; v8iii)yi;'iai?n df U. S. sailors. Slid American aoniplaiii! on Huouling li'ip. .Soo Hie ciTcfiA or V. ,S. Iminliardninnl. Soo Uio ureal war flee.1 in harlior. Set! Uio raiiioiiKHleainor Vpiraiifja, Beo Uio l'i;hling in Iho stroolft and moil . falling hororo Iho cnniora. A h'real Diniiiy (.'omedy, enlilled, Bynny's Scheme i The Brass Bowl TwoWfeel IfMlnon ADMlHHION.'riwciJNTH when oii wnut It Is tho way we deliver lee, Wo don't de liver any old Idud of ho, how. ptt-r Wo handle only iho sort that Is safe to use. Tho lot made from distilled water freo from gnrins or dirt, leo thnt you ran put right In with tho dtlnk or on tho food with per fect safety. Wain rouni to. morrow? J 8 ( if m0mmmt . . 'V