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MAUI TUtBUNK, MHJDFOKJ). OKEOOX, jmrRSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 191o
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MEDFORD A1AIL TRIBUNE
AN INDRPHNDnNT NCWBPAPnn.
PUULlSlinu I3VKHT APTKIINOON
EXCHIT HUNOAT I1Y THE)
MEDKOIW P1UNT1NQ CO.
Offlca Mall Tribune Building, 2S-J7-29
North Kir ntrcot; telcphona 76.
The Dcmocrntlo Tlmoa, The Mrdford
Mull, The MoirorJ Tribune, The Bouth
ern 6rcKonlun, The Aaliland Tribune.
StmSCRXFTIOM SATXII
Jne year, by tnnit...
una mourn, uy ram.
-15,00
.tu
IW mnttth .111 Vnrrwl tlV GAfrlrr 111
Metlfprd. Flionlx, Jackaonvllla
ami Central Point JJ
Saturday only, by mall, per yrar J.00
Weekly, per year. . - . 10
Official Pnr of tho City of Hertford
Official I'nper of Jnckron County.
Rntoied Hecoml-clima matter at
Mfilford, Orccnn, uudur tbo act of MaraU
I, 187.
Sworn Circulation for 1914, JJ8K.
mil leased wire Aaaoclatad I'rei die
patches.
Subscribers railing to roceUe
papers promptly, phono Clrr.u-
latlon Manngor at 2 Ran
,j.
4. .. :
HONG KONG KOLUM
.Sarv
TALENT SHOWS THE WAY
CoIIcko bloya often pIiihr examina
tions when nolioily IoouIiik
Hurry! llinry! Hurry!
(From Qulncy, III., Journal)
FOIl SAIiR Sovciii million plrjH, (ihenp
If taken nt onco. Call mornings.
HiiKKoMlfuis for Adorning the I'm lor
Table
l liny plpn.
1 hrlnr jilpo.
1 totmcro Jar,
Il(i burnt nmlcliofl.
I ounoea anlio.
1 nli;ar atuiiip.
0 lorn tiownpapors.
.1 empty leor bottlOH,
Her Kmir
Olalo 8traphnnt,'o.r Mailnm, yon
art) HtnndliiK on my foot I
Female Ditto Hoc partlon, sir. I
thought It wan tho foot of tho tniin
Ittlng down!
In tho llallrooui
Mro. druwiiy Thern ro two more
or the tliuu ami lltlo Klrta.
Mrs. Frumpy What do you mean,
my doar?
Mr. (Irumuy When thb music
xtaitR thay wait for no man I
Xot Yet
; Dad Now, my boy, gat to work.
- Yovi know tha Aid saying: "Tim world
1 your ttfotor."
SonI know Utat, dad, Ihu oystoral
......I, 1 - A,. I 4 - - .
"H! I III. uaun lll aHfUOttlUOr, NO
I'll Juat root till thoa.Jt,do.
hi London
QUI flaiit on 1'iii'k llaueh Vuur III
Uu doK Jun doesn't kmhi to obey
you very wail whan you eullf
iUyl' ifolntlyi Wall, you a-a-ow.
hit mm really lan't JohnttSi I'rIU
Stella's lliirgnln Cnuntoi
Jinny pianola ww apo wedded on
innrrjaiio IteaMttea laid flooo, II f af-
torw-aqla.
It'a poor rule that dou'l work
VQtli Way. but lf a ntttaii rHlo that
l(Mfit't work oar way.
If 'I hey PHiitwl tho Whott Sloij
(Tk Hue printed In bUek t m
l!0er MMr. liowYfir )
Oyor a tktutar.d InvlimtloHi lmv
bU9H ImiikhI for the ewiuntiy, In.
IHOk; UlH Initio Htlll HtlNMII Imi(n to
luii n furnUlifil Hmiliitnt,
Mr, HiMipofl. U enloyliiK N vhhuHoii,
iih Mm Monnorl. la totalling tho
umrtM at Ihv hoiv
Mtai lUaeod Ooufldeooo itUnl laat
oveiilotf aftfr a brief IIIuoh. l'enu-.
U' UIjetwDi w tli pictlelii pliy
ilrliju
Jli-t holfim( Ums iitnfiiil h mhhmhI
!UUlJi5ja .n il 1hiim Ihmiiim tbo
I'lerofimiriow iikcup) baa int d
llvorod 1titi Hmonnlne
T'wiJ Iter rev mnii Hihr HriH
;i uajv uis NHa KWim rNkotllahU
tltrowMioMelf no romiKtch Into tliK
rolo f JAot at the opera houoo li
qvdj)ly?tlat afce Ivll over too bul
oejiir rati.
The Miieeo flora Slatv and Fannla
VWf bvo decldod to aguin ))
IhttJr vaokUwi at Veion lit a rtual
of fort to liinil m IihmImiihI In. He.
lllftllMhV.
Flrai Meioiut -iuh aooo
Hmlili latolv
8MKUhi MMoi .. Lut : it rN
naroao iitw aMr or lotor
TTII3 progressive fanners ofTnleiit are o he congratu
lated for making the fiiwt practical effort in the val
lo,y to secure irrigation, thus solving the problem that
sooner or later the entire valley must solve the placing
of water upon the land.
The Talent Farmers' club, by a secret ballot, voted
'17 to 2 for the formation of an irrigation distrjot and au
thorized the preliminary steps toward its formation. .With
the district formed, .these farmers.will be in shape to enter!
into negotiations J or the construction ol an irrigation, sys
tem, either by developing their available sources them
selves or by contract iig for it with companies.
Authorities on irrigation and the history of irrigation
enterprises prove conclusively that the only practical and
equitable wav to secure water is by co-operation through
the district plan. All the land affected is. benefitted, and
nil should stand its proportion of the cost. To realize its
benefits, all the land owners must make use of the water
and that is just as it should be. The speculator and holder
of idle land must be forced to utilize it or make way for
someone that will.
it is prolmhle that the solution of the irrigation prob
lem for the valley lies in the formation of units. Those dis
tricts that need water ami want, water can form districts
of tin ir own and secure it. Talent will thus form the first
unit. Eventually the various units can unite and form a
large district, if deemed advisable.
Talent, Iving at the head of the valley, cannot be irri
gated by any of the systems under construction. Tor
.hould water which can b" utilized for this laud be used
on land further down which can be watered fioin other
sources. The land in the central portion of the valley can
be irrigated from the two Hutte creeks and the storage
reservoirs in their sections. The land in the lower valley
can be irrigated by pumping from the Rogue.
The farmers of each locality affected should lose no
time in uniting in their respective localities and forming
units of an irrigation system and solve their own problem,
inasmuch' us it seems impossible at the present time to
unite the entire valley.
Co-operation is the keynote to success for ihe farmer,
in irrigation as in marketing, and co-operation by local
ities in units is" the only practical solution remaining if the
entire valley is not ready for co-operation as it does not
seem to be.
Li
CROWD
ALLIES 10 FURNISH
IN TO SEE BARNES EXPERTSTRATEGiSTS
L CIRCUS! TO ASSIST
A N 1 1 Vl A
RUSSIA
"REDEEMING GEORGIA"
ADMFKNDMK of the Leo Prank lynching episode has
kindly furnished some marked copies of "The .lef
fersonian," a weekly paper published in Thomson, Cln., by
Tom Watson, once 'famed a populist leader and nominee
for the vice-presidency.
If this is the kind of mental pabulum Georgians are
nourished upon it is no wonder that the Ku Klux Klan and
the night-rider ride in triumph to the ghastly glare of
human bonhres, that racial prejudice, religious bigotry and
abyssmal illiteracy unite to form the commercial chivalry
of the cracker.
Of all the screeds that abuse the freedom of the press,
the .Jeffersonian least deserves admission to the mails. Its
columns are divided between Jew-baiting, negropliobia,
A. P. A. ism, attacks upon religion in general, foreign
missions in particular, assaults upon education and the
national government, and shying bricks at every head that
appears above the horizon all without a single flashing
thread Of wit or brilliance to brighten the fabric of its
hopeless literary mediociity.
The rape of the law by the lynching of Frank is her
alded with approval, "A vigilance committee redeems
Georgia," and ex-Governor Slayton is vilified for having
commuted Frank's sentence as a liar and slanderer. Jews
are declared a menace to liberty and having bought by ad
vertising the nation's horror and commiseration. The A.
IJ. C. mediation is pronounced a .Jesuit conspiracy and it
"plot of the pope" to tyrannize Mexico. Foreign missions
are denounced as "foreign foo'iery" for the benefit of
grafter. Higher education is grilled as a luxwy for the
rich and so on down the list.
And this journalistic vandal of blackguardism L.ia. is
of a circulation exceeding oO.tMK) in Georgia! Small won
tier Georgia refuses to punish lynchers and bestows upon
the oittragcrs of the law a southern cross of the legion of
honor a "Georgia redeemed."
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NAMIIMrroN. Sr.t. . The
I'lOttom hotiM' nl I 'el it fionw, Haiti,
UMtkiiii; the nIIU, hit U'en tukeii over
hy i 'iiiojkii o mui im Ititoittl trom
the miiu'v -Im Koch'.
RAISE SUGAR REET OF
lIKItl.lX. Sept. 2, l wireloea to
SayvlllH The Oversea aunc twy-
"The munlelpiil council elected by
the clUaena af l.oiU ta elty of ltus
aian Polaud now In the Immla of (he
littrmaiui haa lmnUhetl tho llueatun
language and only I'nIUh and Oar-
TWENTY-TWO POUNDS ," ! oi
A. M Mmlth. o 4 iter of the Midway
i ult and ceuiecttonory aloio, la ex
klhlttpy a 'H pound ayir beat grown
b HarrytVuliera mi tb tlere tameh.
to wllee weai of toW oity. Mr. taUtk
vho la Oum".M fi miliar llh beot
autrar culture liming lnvn engaged in
the luriukln lor u mimtMr of era.
kUt that tli let la the large! be
boa evwr iri it l apleodldb attap
eU. Th Imvi 4 aruvta oh Inlgatd
laud
?
$100 Rcwurd, $100
Thr iMrr f IU lr Mill W alMkrd
iMta Ikat ikW U al M w iM Amm
HmI mrlmi- b Wru aM lu i-ur Ml all lit
ium "4 thai i"tn iiaH'o fanna rr
0 lMb MltTt . Ur. lOM iH.tt flu U( J
I fnawabi ituiii Wtat tNiul - I
iMama rtiiair a iailttnal tn-alia i
(lag' fatatah Otr It tltw lalrm.Uj .li .
(UfM lf aawi tin- hl4 ana ajucaua aatfam
Ikr .i.lrin tUr.lt) il..tn.,lii Oi. r.uA44 i
rf tar IU m unl rLiMH tlir iiiuul lrvu .
y tHitldiige ui 1h tNMt-liltttt. ii at t altli.tf n
tur in iliitf it. i. a rhi Ka rl I
. ran In lt ..irall . WM UMt Ikf
mttrt Matrrt la. .p t"t att r.- tkat It
(alia tu .tit' Ifc I I r I ( i..ilu.u,i.U
AaVltraa f J i lit MY IM llr
HoU hr nil la-aft" T
Taar llaU a I aaaatr 110 I ' aaUMa
One ol' the lurne-t crowd ol tin1
venr is in the i-i(v. toilnx to e the
Al O. Hump wild miiinul shi, which
will jrive two perforiiiniifcx nt tlie hull
jinrk. Tlit pnntile win heM llii
iiieniitifL: niiil vm worth M'cinif. .Many
wlio wntelieil, roeiillei! I lie lrty not
iniiiiy yenrx njso xvllcn the Al (1 Flume
liow won nolliintr hut n little det: nrnl
miiiv nffnii, itml Wondered whul it
wonltl he in the noxi' i .venr.
One oi; the Kienlest'leiiture :inii'inl
net tuiilur nnv lent Is .lmvn hv tlie
Al 0. ItnniOK eireus. ll is the ! mined
henl net. I'lenl.v of Weiliniils. euin
eN, hiMirs mid lions innke up Die ineu
iierie. There mo nlo doirs tnnl
Slictlnnd pony, iipnii Avhieh Hie eon
eoiii w.ih rounded, mid n ilelesnlion
of wild went riders. Three or four
Imnds mitl two elillirtpen ttiiniili llic
iniiHie.
The eireus Inw lured n liuao crowd
from Ihe country diflrietn, mid eorcs
of people nro in tho i'iy fv the event.
The sniull hov wn up enrtv to ee the
iinlonilinK of the hIiou
Tlie weather is idcnl for the oeens.
ion,
ULRIGH BURIED BY
CAVE-IN OF ILL
Chris Ulrieh, nj:o (l(i jenra, for
Mxly yenrs a lesidenl of Jneksonville,
vvus liniicd alive in u well tit his iiouui
(u tlie eounly M'tit Wednesday even
ini;, tlue to u euve-iu, which huiictl
him in six feut of rock, dirt unit wil
ier. After I wo lioiir' Inlior lie was
ichmiciI, suri'ciiiis oulv fiom minor
liniifcs uud the shock.
Ulriiili lowered hiin-olf into the well
to M'cuie hucket- tluit had fallen into
the water. His wife was swtistinjr.
ririch liixt attempted to rnixc himself
liy menus of the rope, nnd fuilintr,
tried to eniwl up tho Miles. This loos
ened Ihe rocks, nnd the dehris piled
upon him. At lirt he was complete
Iji' liurieil, rock covormjr his licnd.
F0YES GROCERY STORE
HAS CHANGED HANDS
IUIHUX, Sept. 2 h witelo- to
Titekertonj. The Oennnn uilnurnll.v
made pnhlie totinv fui'tJier iletnil ol
the nnvul eus:iienicnt on August 17
off the Jutland cnruM, in which n
xninll Jlriliah eniic and n I Jrit ili
destroyer are nid to hne been sunk
by (lenniin tonioito bout. Tlii state
titviit, Ihe ( versus Xews neiiey says,
wan elicited by Ihe hhCrtioii of the
German nmbnasiidnr til Iluehaie-t
that tin; IlritNi olTielnl lepoit of the
incident waft nu invention.
"The llritih hips weie surprised
hy the ntlflek or Herman torpetlo
hontf," Ihe mlmirnlty snys. "A enii
ier beloupin to tho Aurora class
fiuik within four miuules after hein'
hit by n toreilo."
The I.okttl Aneijjer lea i lis from
1'iiijp. that IVnnee and lJuilnnd lire
ready lo uit ltuia bv dctnilinx
expel t strateuists to the headiiiaiters
of flniutl Duke Nicholas, to replace
incapable UitMnn stuff officers. II
ts pla lined also In ctnhlih a Frniieo
British utlvisoiv board of finaneial
experts to iisit the ltusinn finance
minister.
MEET ON FRIDAY
A joint meotinjr of the Parent-.
Teacher circles ol the city will be
held in the auditorium of the Inh
school Friday afternoon nt .1 o'clock.
An interesting program has been nr
ranged ami it is hoped that all inter
ested in tho hcIiooIs will he present.
The program follows;
I'inno duet, Jliss Vroman nnd Mr.
Vint Seoyoe; talk, Mrs I). I'cmxi ot
Ashlaiitt; oeal solo, Mis.s .Tlieiss;
talk, .Mr. Hillis, supenntendent of
sehooln; violin solo, Riley l).iis.
Tho Koyoa Orocery company has
boon mild to Mr. nnd Mm. 11. II, Jones
fornieily of tho public market who
take charRO today. Thoy will put In ,
an up-to-dnto stool; of grocorlea They
will oUo carry ovorythlni; In th- vckc
tablo and fruit lino and will he
pleased to see both their former cus
tomer and those of tho Rrocerj.
(loo. T. I'oyoa hna been horo about
throo yoars In the grocery IiurIiimr
anil has alwaj'a been a Reed booster
for the city and valley. Ho has not
decided whether he will remain in
Mod ford or not, hut wIhIicr to thank
tho public for It" natronae. I
Don't Get Wet
v and carry around a load
oi water ana a coiu.
Tower's Fish Ilrand
Reflex
Slicker
t qi no
sheds every drop.
Easy fitting and
stronir at every
rtntnt Uvfrt.-V,..-
a tuiiaaa in . ao4Jk.r
. stop every drop
11U11I IUIlllUI)i Iti
at the front.
!bs Protector Hat. 7S cenlt
Satisfaction Guaranteed rOWEftlS'
A Snd for catalog oaal
A. J. TOWER CO. ? ,7T!
a Jl v VI
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Y-Oi VWKiA
frElBaW
ji i ii iwf r
1 ilTriHaflMiiiaii-
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Tires 30x3-
' Also 30x3
With Three More Extras .
Note tliat tlie Goodyear lias for
years held the Icadintf place. It has
proved its supremacy lo hundreds
of thousands. Jo other tire has
ever on so many users.
Even the 30x3 size is a four-ply
tire. And the All-Weather tread
on it is made double-thick.
4
Added Size
This year we've increased our
bmall-tiro size. We have added
20 per cent lo the air capacity
the factor which carries tho load.
We have added 30 per cent to
the side-w all rubber just above
the bead. That's where constant
flexintf breaks so many tires. And
we've made new molds because
n new desijn has shown in
creased endurance.
$317,000 Extra
These three new extras will
this year cost us $317,000. They
will save our users ten times that
or more.
No like capacity was ever be-
foro embodied in u Mnoll-size
tire. Yet this year we made
another big price reduction.
Get these new extras when
you next buy tires. See for your
self what they add to your mile
uge. Don't take smuller, thinner
tires when Goodyears olTer these
things.
iYEAR
AKBON.OMIO
TIRES
j&ms liOODc
fjitt?& W n ds
If' A "vA V
!il M$& 4 With Extra Capncity
t u -ati'ffj!. ? yfWfimi KTYyv lniBKmk, ggrBBaBoT
- ?iV iiWsC J -zBit-Zz&S
Goodyear Service Stations
Tires in Stock
MEDFORD
ASHLAND
,Crntcr Lake Motor Car Co.-
Ashcraft Bros.
V. L. Camp
THE MEDFORD CONSERVATORY
Of Music, Oratory, Expression, Public Speaking
land Physical Training
()Kns Sept. (I In Mfilfortt L'oinincirlal College Itulltliitg,
Mrs. I.vnette llovlous and MIh Iwutell Swindler, itraduatOB of
the .vorthetern l'nlfistt of thh .u-o 111, ind Cornell I'nlver
Httv. will bo In charge,
TcrniH reasonable, Call Colli rr Ofilcc 0 v m to 12 M , and 1
to j o. m or phone
nmCHESTER S PILLS
WTy "lilt; IIIAIIU.MI niiAnuu
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ixi-il Aik;Mrnraiii.iMi
hlcb..trrallain4TlranJ
I'l.Ula II, J l (laid nrutlt..V
t. at. it rl attti Ulu Kiua, V
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS WERWUCRE
THE PAGE
Medford's Leading Theater
Cool Co m fin table, Well Ventilated.
STAR er
Today Only
Marguerite Clark
Mary PUkrord'- Only Hlval
tu a four part iiicturiMitlon of
tlraee l.i lttftaiin Turnips eolidiralwl
roiiiautii coined)
"Gretna Green"
AulmaUd Wtiokly.
NO HVNCK I.N' ritlOKR
Tt)H ilIV
LAST TI.MK TOMCIIIT
Marie Corolll'a Maalorwork
"Wormwood"
powerful (ilcturlrntioii In . pnrts.
Superb Cast of llroatlwa Uiamatlc
Stara
.Splendid AoIIiik and Wonderful
Settings
lleO-toi-Soll Wttokly
5-ie-Ue
Sl'lICI Ala A.N01.'CI.M IC.NT Woil
nuawlay aud Tluirtda, SeoteiHbor
s and !. Theila H.ua In THE
ll fl S Hl i till Ii
NEW APPLE CIDER
Pure and sweet. All bad parts and w turns cut out. J IniTd
sorted and washed.
AKKOLrYKLYCLKAN
Ife
ohm A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
I, arty AiUatant
SS K. lliMtTMITT
I'lmne M 17 ami I7J2
Deep Well Drilling
Oil. ttoa. atMt wotor walra. It. IS.
1 Mm!i to li0 toot. For priooa oca
J. KTIlVltNS,
:x Nvi'a Ciotral
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FOR MOItU TI1N ii QUARTER ot a CENTURY
. '.an, I..- maintained a, tiaia. toi luloai rrlaltoni
.ii, unlit at larg- IVihuim It la or fat'.
itf.it hvr a liaiiV ou " aatfh mad, ti
i .i .iltig aeo unt with I Itla lnni rta't
..Ii sour iilonfv mm nun. mom.
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OVER ievCABSUNOCnONf MANAGEMENT
Ignpnragaysa-g
M
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Panama-Pacific Exposition "'
Is the Most Wonderful
Tlie Most Beautiful
The Most Important in History
It la artlalle, It la aymelrlial. It la world whlft, It
la cQiaploto.
i Only throo wontha more will It bo onenod. No lutolll
taut person own afford to inlaa the opportmiUy of vUltliiK
tltla exiioiltinu. . '
Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco
f.t
- rrr
on ul ilall) frow aj pgfnu ;, , ,
If n aatowolata a trio 11 you
t-aiuernm m nao ttirootieu
HI llnj at Sau I'l-anclsco ' ,i, Jsl ' '
awl . a p
III lJI)i III I.IM, .llKllu
a4 1 4aya at Bl Paso are aliowod on all tlekoia to
tho Kaat raattias over tho fcM
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
a .
It or ooaraat Agont outlioo a trio for yo Our
fol4oro Warat4 Sotoa" a ad Caltfomla Kinoahinaa"
will ho of toioroot Tooy ara froo. '""
lohn l. S.ut 0nwi liftKiujor AapHt, lianlnmi, Qruii.
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Auiltjlaorx Kf-rtliw
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