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REBELS UNREADY
TO STOP FIGHTING
VERA CHUZ, July 27. flcporls
from various points along the rail
mail from Vera Cms to Mexico City
indicate that the constitutionnlifels
nro not ready to cease fighting. 'A
fdtirmitdi occurred at Solednd, where
n Mnnll federal carrnJon innIc nuc
ccssful resistance. . Jf'
awflvSl lUrCli
M The fcdenil commander fit Onrabn,
1 Rorao distance nearer the capital, re
fused to grant the demand of a con-
btitutionnlifit officer that his men be
given an hour in winch to sack the
city in return for placing them uuder
the command of a federal officer.
The steamship Buenos Ayrcs, with
many political refugees from Mexico
on board, sailed today for turopc by
way of New York.
ARMY MOBILIZED
1UIUSSELS. July "''i?. Partial
mobilization of the Belgian army was
'ordered 'loaayf'fnillng' thVtol of
thifu active, Jorce. to.lOO.QQO jn.cn.
Thejiaterkational nocialist bureau
has'telcgra'phed to -its members to
meet on Wednesday, when a general
htrikc, as a preventive of a European
war, probably will be discussed.
Tho bourse was ordered closed by
the governing committco pending in
ternational developments.
NEWS FROM THE
WEDFOWD DRAMA LEAGUE
A New Star Introduced
Alter the Initial performance of
"Omar, tho Tcntmaker," In San Fran
cisco (booked for Medford August lit
through the auspices of tho Drama
league) a prominent critic said
"vastly Important In the evening's
triumph waa tho Introduction of a
new star In tho person of Guy Bates
Tost. Ills Omar proved to be a his
trionic creation to bo compared with
Otis Skinner's IlajJ, both In technical
artistry and in that something finer
which consists of a poetic apprecia
tion of points of character."
"Whllo much of tho acting burden
was on Post's shoulders, the remain-
dor of the company met the many
and varied requirements of tho Ori
ental story with as aptltudo some
what out of tho usual for this western
coast. Tho answer to this Is that this
Is tho original New York company.
Jane Salisbury as the maiden Shlrcen
of tho prologuo and as tbo mother In
the play eighteen years later, was
chief among the supporting company.
She was excellent. Indeed tho adjec
tive might bo used blanket-fashion
for tho entire cast, with especial em
phasis upon John Hunter Booth's
vivid work as Muhrusa."
"A play to attract all tlioso who
liked 'KtBinct'....llko Its predecessor,
it Is of surpassing beauty."
BELGIUM
ORDERS
' Two, new books haye been added to
the Drama,' League shelf Ju tho pub.
,11c library this week:
' "Btudles In Stago Craft," by Clay
' too Hamilton, a very attracttro pre
Dentation of modern drama problems,
containing chapters on tho moving
picture, Drama League work, and a
most discriminating final chapter
oh the qualifications of a dramatic
'critic,
"Chltra," a drama by Tagoro
(Thitkura) which commands Inter
est not only by reason of Its pro
found thought and clear stylo, but
also from the fact that although it
waa written iiC years Ko It might
i aerye as an exposition of tho prlu-
j(ci4 of tho most modern feminist.
V Awrthar Play by Tagoro, "Tho
1 lag f the Dark Chamber," together
w(U mi aseeunt of Tsgorc, way be
,jJ4;j)MMJHaX WMifH .,
A GOOD ROADS GREETING
M:
EDFORD extends to the good roads advocates of
three states now in session hero the best nossiblo
greeting for good roads boosters- paved streets and high
ways. With twenty miles oC hard-surfaced streets completed
in tho city and fifty miles of jwved county highway in pro
cess of completion in the. county, connecting Oregon with
California on the south by means of a scenic highway of
easy grades, a program of
nctore tno cays guests unequaucti oy any community oi
the three states.
Jackson county leads the counties of Oregon in road
building. 'It, was tho first county to vote highway bonds
and tho first to begin actual construction of state super
intended highways. Three of the cities of the county
hloiig the Pacifiehighway arc well paved Medford, Ash
hindand Ccutrhl Point. The streets of other towns are
.macadamized. "
The nmimfrunk line of the county, the Pacific high
way, will be paved from bonier to border with hard-surface
pavement. Several hundred miles of the county's
thousand miles of roads arc
postal roads arc now being
tho 'federal bureau of roads,
The program of road improvement has been an exten
sive one, ana as yet is oniy parnaiiy compietcii. it nas uecu
necessitated bv'the condition of highways in winter and
made possible by the progressive quality of the citizenship.
At Crater Lake the federal government is spending
thrcc-quartersot a million iin a system of scenic highways.
For scvcn,y.ears the county has unrcmittcntly worked in
improving thcCrater Lake highway, destined some day to
eroiiootthcA world's-scenic
aarftnecded iii lnakiug.
.gatuml "wonder.
tourists and good roads are
Ashland, mineral springs arc
.Ho-part oijtiic worm cxcuctis suuuiurn urcguu in nat
ural beauty isufypicturcsque "Scenery. This portion of the
state wilbWinadc the Mecca1 for countless thousands of
attract those seeking recuperation and restored health
ana gooa roaas are as essential as me springs.
Southern Oregon realizes the part of good roads in
development knowing that good roads not only attract the
tourist, but add to the profit
country life to the residents.
In brief, good roads go along "way toward making life
worth while so southern Oregon, determined to get the
most out of life, insists on having them.
Canal to Develop
WASHINGTON, July 27. Tho
probable beneficent effect of tue Pan
ama canal oa the couatrlea of the
Caribbean fs told by Wm. J. Showal
ter In a communication to, the Na
tlb'riaf Geographic -society, at Wash;
lagton, D. C. ile -describes the won
derful .changes that bavo beep
wrought la Porto "' itlco and' Cuba"
since the advent of the United States
government in those Islands.
"It would require six Salvadora to
make one Honduras, and yet Salva
dor has three times as much popu
lation and three times as much for
elgli't commerce as Honduras," he
saya. "Costa -Rica Is less than half
as big as Nlcahagua, and yet it has
three times as much foreign com
merce as Nicaragua. And yet, when
Salvador and Costa Rica are com
pared with Porto Rice, they In turn
seem to be slow In their develop
ment. Porto Rice is so small that
seven Islands like It would be requir
ed to cover an area equal to that of
Costa Rica, yet It has a foreign trade
fire times as great as that of tho
banana empire Porto Rice Is Ices
than half as large as Salvador, yet It
has a foreign trade seven times as
great.
"Little Porto Rice Is so small that
Jt could bo burled In a single Cen
tral Amorlcan lake; It would tako 57
Islands of Its sire tb equal Central
America together. The reason? Be
cause Porto Itlco has an Ideal gov
ernment. The trade of tho Island has
nearly quintupled since Uncle Sam
took possession there. Tbo number
of children enrolled In tho school has
Uraguay and the
With Portcrbouso steak at SO cents
a potfnd retail as an Imminent fact,
tho becf-eatera of the world are get
ting somewhat worried, especially
those who happen to be domiciled in
tho United States. Argentina Is sup
plying some of her product, but when
tne enormous total of Uncle Sam's
consumption Is taken Into considera
tion tho quantity 'mportod Is not
oven as much as the proverbial drop
In tho bucket. Whero can wo look for
more meat? Is the all-absorbing ques
tion, In this connection It is Interest
ing to nolo an article In the July
number of tho Monthly Bulletin of
tho Pan American Union, Washing
ton, D. C, in which, under the title of
"Uruguay as a Cattle Country," some
Interesting details as to tho live stock
Industry of this rich little republic
of South America are given.
Something ovor a Hundred years
ago tho hacendadog (ranchmen) r
Uruguay complalucd to the goii
itjuut (hut over tC0,000 head of cat
tle wore being killed annually fpr
their hides nlonot The carcasses
were thrown to the dogs, or left on
the rolling pampas for the vulture
Uirouf, Ue( In Uruguay was so
HEDFORD MXUJ TRIBUNIQ,
actual accomplishment is set
macadamized. Fifty miles of
improved under direction of
co - operating with the county.
drives Jnit state and federal
aeccssiblo Oregon's greatest
the means to the end. At
to bo developed that will
and increase the charm of
Central America
Increased sixfold. The wages of tho
laboring class has multiplied three
fold. Porto Rice's prosperity Is. seen
In the sugar fields, where four tons
of sugar are produced where one- was
a dotes years "ago, "and where, the
Porto RIcan peopIe.rocclvo.IS for ex
ported augar whero they jecelvrd It
'Only' a doicn years bcfol-e. - Coffee
production has quadrupled since tho
beginning of the century. Theptn
ductjlon of oranges lias Increased
soveufold la ten years, pineapples
twi5r.y-rcld In four yir. and grapc-
frjlt i-tenty-flve-fold In three yoam."
hlir.Ilai comparisons are made bt-
two -a Cuba and tin six republics.
With an area one-til'.'- oa great, Its
foreign commerce Is thrco tlmos that
of the six. "One might go on with
these comparisons Indefinitely, the
lesson of them all being that pros
perity cannot exist whero good gov
ernment docs not," continues tho
writer.
"With vast deposits of minerals,
untold thousands of acres of the fin
est tropical fruit and vegetable lands
In tho world, and vast areas of mag
niflccnt grazing and coffee lands,
Honduras Is at our very doors. It Is
700 miles nearer to Chicago that that
city Is from San Francisco; It Is
closer to Washington than Denver Is;
It Is farther from New Orleans to
Chicago than It Is from Puerto Bar
rlos to New York, A stable govern
ment for Honduras, and It must be
come a kingdom of plenty Instead of
a principality of poverty. Nicaragua
Is In tho samo condition as Hon
duras."
Meat Problem
plentiful that It was something of a
nuisance evidently. Of course that
day has passed, buty they still have
cattlo enough down there to convert
some 700,000 head Into 113,000,000
pounds of Jerked beef In one year,
most of which Is sold to Brazil. Cuba.
Portp Rice, and other tropical coun
tries. Think of tho Juicy tenderloins
of 700,000 head of cattle going Into
Jerked beef!
Again thcro are many thousands of
Uruguayan cattlo annunally con
verted into extract of bcof. Perhaps
but few peoplo know that the first
great factory for tho production of
beef extract known to tbo world was
established at Fray Bentos, a little
city on tho Uruguay river about 100
miles abovo Buenos Aires, the cos
mopolitan capital of Argentina, and
that It Is still doing business "at the
same old stand," although tho
"stand" has grown enormously larger
since the time It became tbo pioneer
In tlio beef-tea industry, Tho world.
wide reputation of this concern s
perhaps largely duo to the high grade
of the cattlo of Uruguay, as well as to
the cleanly aud scientific manner of
the prvi'r(lou of the product,
MEDFORDa ,i OREflON, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1011
SAM KflBB
IF
Sninuel Hill lm written tlio follow,
ing letter to (Ivorge K. Uoos in. regard
tu Hit' current .repott Unit bo U boost
ing llu' 1'onlml Ou-goii route to Tnl
Ifornln inMeiul of tbo VwWifi higb
way. In brief bo asserts tlmt bo is
working nlontf the- lines of least rt-M-tum'o
and that it is useless to try
nnd forvo good roiuW upon ti Wil
Inmelle vnllry when tbo people op
poo them and mild they nwnken to
their benefits.
Portland Ore., July at, 1IU I.
tlcorgo K. Hoos, Swrelnry Tri-Slute
(loud KoiuIk Asoeintion, Med
ford, Oregon.
Dear Sir: The enclosed clipping
has just been called to my attention,
and I m nfiiiid that ninny people
dodo not understand my attitude on
the road iiueslion. My interest is in
every rond built from ltiitish Colum
biathrough Oregon to California,
and when wo fail in one place -we
work in another. When Washing
ton failed to approve road develop
ment along the lines which I njtprov
ed I campaigned in Oregon. As prrs
ident of tho'l'aoifie Highway asso
ciation you need not be afrnid of my
failing to do nil I can to develop that
highway.
The people must understand, bow
ever, that no hct. or faction or lo
cality can slop or monopolize this
movement, nnd where one community
does not want to come through It is
incumbent on uV to .ce the people are
served in Ihe'iioxt best way. On the
other hand there will bono monopo
ly permitted, no local 'inlcrest nl
lowed to dominate. I feel especial
ly grateful to Jackson county for
tho stand thnt thev look early in
this movement, nnd have given more
time to Jackson county than to any
other county in the ntnte, nnd with u
road over tho mountains to Coleslin,
thnt Wonderful Hoguo River valley
will have n way out to tho south.
ltecoming satisfied that the Wil
Inmetto vnlloyudoes not .want good
roads as n whole, it was incumbent
on us to further tho development of
tho stale on other lines, and waiting
for tho time oiCome vhen tbo Wil
lamette valley should see the error
of their waynluttbtr wonbj.t no
"dog in the manger" Mliuy can be
allowed to block this j;omo. You
will get much valuable information
if yon will rend John C. FreiiwiilV
Geography drribing bin travels in
1813.
There will be, at highway opened
up in 1015 from tho Pacific Ocean
to Portland airing-the 'south bank
of the Columbia river, theneq there
should bo u lugh'wuy through The
Dalles and lliggs, thence through
Prinevillc nnd Lnk'oview to Califor
nia. I say by way of Biggs because
while tho road from The Dalles to
Klamath Falls can nnd should be
made, it will never furnish nccess to
California. You must get in your
mind thnt I hnvo no property in Ore
gon, nnd interested in nothing except
tho Home Telephone company, so I
think I can speak frankly for tho
needs of tho slate. The trouble is
each community is apt to regurd tho
road question in it "pork barrel" at
titude, nnd think that ull roads should
lead to their door.
We do not dclcnnino where the
roads should be placed; God did that
when he made tho country, and there
is never any escape from it. I esti
mate that it will require to build the
proper kind of rond from Portland
down through Hie Willamette valley
about twenty million dollars, nnd I
think it would bo n good investment
to build it. I do not believe thut
communities that balk at a one hund
red thousand dollar bond isstio lire
likoly to vote twenty million dollars
in bonds. I do want to sea ull en
tcrpribing communities tied in to
together, and when tho Crater Lake
road is finished to Medford you will
be able to drive from tho Califor
nia lino, go by way of Crater Lake,
coino through cattem "Oregon uipl
coino down tlio Columbia Hivcr Nigh
,way to Ifortlund and on to thosen'.
I spent 11 liobK jn'au automobile
and paid for seven tires to ride
through tho (Vw Crcuk 'Canyon on
tho lino designated hii .flip I'm.'ifio
Highway, and I urn not going to do
it again, I urn voY$ wtyiu about IhcSc
things; what I do I do voluntarily.
If I chooso to spend $20 on n trip to
Medford, that id u gift to tlio peoplo
of Oregon, but no man or set of men
in Oregon or elsowliero liuve tho1 right
to criticiso my Motives or tell mo
how my road uqrk should bo oarriud
on. This work is u labor of love,
to help tlioso who cannot help them
selves, and if tho Jews will not iKjccpl
John A. Perl
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TAMIMl'O, Mc Jul a7. Gen
eral ('iimuuu indicated today Unit
lie will stand by the tlecicu he issued
early in tlio revolution regarding fin
ancial trniiMictious made by lltiertc.
His attention today was called to u
report that ju-t before lesigning nnd
leaving the country lluurta icuciiod
half a million dollars fiont the
Rothschilds, giving in return u gimil
of u vast men in Lower California
at n nominal price of one cent an
ncic. Currauzn declared no such
grant of public lauds would bo recog
nized, and recalled that lending
bankers of the world hud been so
notified.
It was reported hero loduv thai Sir
Christopher Crndock, Uritinli nduiirnl.
tin his iiit to Cnrruuxii, demanded
ull coiicesKimm nuiilc by lluerta to
Lord Cowdrav and other llriti-li citi
zens be ratified bv constitutionalists
nnd that Currnua returned u pisi
live rcftisiil.
Foreign consuls pnid auuthcr iiit
to Carrauza enrly today, in which a
discussion of prospeclK took place.
Carrauza lotd lliem thcio should be
no nppreheusiou on their part of
wholesale reprisals from tlio cousti
lutionuls on tho.-o who nided lluerta.
As fuht us tho federal soldierx are
disarmed Carmuza plans to distrib
ute them without the country to re
pair tho railroad tracks, lie hopes
thus o gio them eniplo meiit and
also to scatter them so there will bo
little danger of their mobilization
against him, in t-aso of n counter
revolution.
Iho GosK-l it must bo preached to
the Gentiles.
I cordially approve Iho effort of
every community to build up its own
rond organisation to get tho host re
sults it can. I do not believe -any
one road could be built better or
more quickly by opposing nnother
rond. I am for all Ihu roads all the
time nnd in all places.
Very truly yours,
SAM DHL HILL.
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IIKULIN, July 'J7. -The military
clement in Ucrmnny calmly uwalls
thn outcome of tho International
clisis, in Muted (hut no outer
luio been Usurd to tho anny In lhi
connection nnd that tho cus(onit-
furloughs to n prosirtion of tlio sol
diers in order that they might help in
tho field work nt their homes during
the harvest have not becii inter
rupted. One of tho iiewhpnpers prints the
slnlement (hut the German high sea
fleet had been ordered to coiiccnlmta
in homo waters, but the Gorman nd
miiiiltv sas no such iiistiuolloiis
have been issued.
The general public in Berlin lakes
a somewhat calmer view of the situ
ation as time passes without the oc
currence of the dicudcd cataMiophc
of armed conflict and on repot ts of
the proposed mediation of tho powers
between Aiistiiii-lltingaria nnd Ser-
via.
Officials declare no word has eouir
from SI. Petersburg regarding Iho
Russian attitude, but hopes ate still
expressed that Russia will uhtn!u
from taking any steps which might
precipitate, n general conflict lit
llu rope.
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dreadful backache, ilrnggluc, pains,
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