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Newspaper Page TextT'ffvWSH'I'WWB'4'! vrr tx; PAflE FOUR. ln3DFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFOftD, OttEflON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBEK IS. 1Q1." U t f m ' I. r . ' m ir JL . I'" I.-? I I, ? (p. fc MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE an indkmjndknt NmvspApnni I'UiimKiiKi) iivum akti:rnoo 15XUKPT HVSiiAY V TUB MKDFOltD I'MNTINQ CO. Office Moll Trlbwre Hulldlnjr, S8-27-29 North Vlv Htroct. telephone 7G, The Dcmoarnllc Tlm, Tho Medford Mali. The .Medford Trbune. The Houtli e"rn OrpRontin, The Afllilnnd Trbipie. HUBHCKIPTION BATES One year, hy mat fc.OO One month, by mntl ......... to lMr month, tli'livrrcil by carrier In Medford. I'locnix, Jttakhonvllle nml Central Point r.O Saturday only, by mall, per year.... 2.0U wackig, . per year...;. . .... i.go DISdOUBTEOUS Offletfft J'ahr of lho City ef Mmtfortf. Orftctnl J'aper of Jackrou County. Itnteiml an nociiut.ortiH mutter nt MMford, Oron, under tho act of March 3. 16T9. Sworn Hroiiintlon for 19H, 2588. Full leaned wire Aniorinteil Pre din-pHtnlH-fl. ffl Subscribers falling fo recclTo papora promptly, phono Ctrcu- 4 latlon Managor at 2G0R. 4 4 flOiVG KONG KOLUM Mhuiy people, iloafc ilayu die of med ical Improvement!! 4,4.4. HUCICIL & IIAI.TKtt ToniultiR Now Orleans, 1.n. 1. f .;. . . .j. , . . .j, Tim l.'mjf nml iho T11WI0 A froK nml n turtlo wero nlttlni; on n loc illopiithiK nH to lliolr rela tive BwlinmliiK nbllltlen. TI10 frop loudly bonntod how fast ho could Klhlo through tho water, nml thnt no crmturq rntilil catch" hltn. -Tho tur tle, hcliiB of n connervntlvo mind, iinhl: "I will rnco you If you will rIvo mo n Htrons hnndlcnp." ' "AiiytniriR you want,'1 until the fro, Thin beltis arranged, nwny they wont, tho turtlo InhorltiK with IiIh nhort Iijkb mul tho frou making foam with his vigorous Htrolip. A wild iluolc Rating In 101110 roods nonr li' hoard tho lioant of tho fro. "Wry well." h)io kuIiI. to horflolf, "I 800 a good meal for mo;" and with tho aid of foot nml wing Miii booh had (ho frog in her bill. Tho turtlo puf fing with his Inhnrs, and hcoIiik tho raco oudod, ornwlctl on tho hunk, re marking: "So man enn forcBoo what tho end may bo, and innny a rnco In won with out being run." II. A. Hulllnuor Ju Itiilne. . . I'mir Cluip Poor Ilin;! I to has mimll luck thoy Illi llfu Ut full of pain. Ho trnvod up for u rainy day, And IImii it didn't mint J 11 duo. Tho Hum (llrl In tho Winhl SIiii'm n wnttruw. ' " olioniBjilrl. " " trtilniwl 111110. " " dobutnnto. " " innnloinlii. " " iiioitol. ' " " IBUlijg)t, " " MlMgJrl. M M ftiolory clrl. " " otuhlor'. " " Khuol fill. " " PolloHd tllrl. " " Ullo trl. -that is, this iiarr mm. in THIS VVOIILI) TO HOWM OTY. 1 Slulln'f. Ituwulii ('oinitor You (Mil flattnr h ilnim by onlllui litr a rUloH,"' but ilon'l cull linr a ulihl." IS iMcdi'ord paying ioo high iMtcs for light and power? The itv eoinii'il thought so, and fijed n eoini)lnint setting forth this fad with the state public service commis sion. The commission at once ordered its experts to make a physical valuation of the" nower comnaiiv's nlant and or dered the company to submit eompiete inventories show ing its property, with schedules of its expenditures. A date was set for the hearing bv the commission, but the eomnlaininir citv had no representative nrescnt and ..,!... .,.. ., ..Jil' .'.'..-. i ..1...i '!.. :j.. .1 '.J I i-1..' aiiuiiiiiii.-ii iui i-viuciiih' ii) suiiKiaiiiiiui' UK ciiiirgt'H. J tele phone message brought the response that no representa tive of the city would be present. ' lit court, where the complainant fails-(o nppear, judg ment by default' is entered for the defendant. In the case of the public service commission, however, judgment is based upon the evidence presnted, including that of its own experts. The basis of decisions are rates that wi,!l yield a lair return upon the investment. Jn this ease the only evidence presented is by the defense. The question must arise 'in the' minds of the eommis-sionci-s, has the city a just greivaneo against the power company and if so, why docs it make no effort; to substan tiate its charges I Is is a fair dcal'to the commission to force the expense of an investigation and a nublio hearing for the benefit of those who do not eare enough about their own ease to attend or .submit (hit a? Moreover, is it a square deal to the citizens tor the reliel ot whom the inves tigation is asked? , The subject of light and power rates is important to residents of a community in that it directly concerns every householder. t has been the fashion to'deelainl against (lie rates in existence. Some of the councilmcn have been loudest in their clamor yoi the opportunity offered to make good their assertions, is passed silent lv bv which must convince the commission that there is no real greiv aneo or the city would have had tha courtesy to have a representative present at the hearing the eouncil re quested to discuss its greivaneo. AVhoii the commission makes its adjudication, tlie rates will govern henceforth, for tliey will be as near (jquitable as possible to fix- giving both the consumer and the pro ducer a snuare deal. $UfRPteL V66$ BV AHltttf unpkpiiifej iNvrir''1 Rn uurne. -fUL""v U f fU WKHDBVs, Ci." ? rJ I GOOD .CONOI UOtil A f"Ett TtfiVAU RPAIRt WHERE TH MlNlP FEND&K 0RLAP& TTIE' PEEDOHTiCR ANDTIIC Cfitlv MiiiJc in nie. jelly Raui Nff b-. AiXju'stMcnt,' AWO SMl 'will- BE RtlLlABUli A5 A RUBBtlR COLLAR 2 it Will cost you ArL.Y .q3? and ,..1 !r .1 . '.V.,-4 ..I 1 I ILL BE. THKOU&rl Willi ritar lN I 3 i : fINilTPL I PMNUTG.5 -5-1JV0UR PRicE. i. h RiSA?5omahlHV a MtfeauiC VI . ,--. . . ...A. i.. . ....! A AND SOWH& pK1lXTUVBN I .-.PSFnwl r' V" ' " ' I. I iVi ' r V l t lAOiov LUftj- OVI2K I JLrnf-. iU -rvii 1 r ,.!" SlLL t-.f -IllMM J. . 't-i -"" T r..i 'i 1 .tf . 1 .' in l. . - I .1 wik wluT" siSinLORS" HUNDRED IVIILLEONS LAND OPENED MONDAY WOAD LAND GRANT ASSESSED AT FULL VALUE "1 Uke this woiHHti to bo niy law fully wuddpil wife" -Hull) 1 mtuu my nfrintiy. Luula Mo.N'ull Ii t loililanl or nmu. luiiiuHn. Now MkK I'l.tiisinl I'!lot0rioi' Ui mm Vwbik: "IlVory da yoil hr of p0Alc who npvor came baji liuiu k vtMttoii. IB t.. I. . i-iiiro yuii su iuyo year luriurtfi tflkin nt Mortln-lohnltau aludln 10?' Sniilli liffcmon BUfiL BAUVM, Ore, Sept. 18 In nn opinion romleioil for tho state tax eommlHsion, Attnntoy (luneral Hroun IioIiIh 1 1 111 1 the lands in the On'on : Oilirornin Inml riint iniivl ho as- Hofif-ed at thoii;full valuiition, rotfntl- Io.sh of tho fact Hint tliw I'linijiany muit hcII them to Nottlors lor ii.'.nO an note, ho deeluniiK that tho eompuii.v'H fuiltiro to carrv nut the eovennntK of tlic'-f,Miint I'lituiot o.M'tiho it from pny iiiK' iiiMM 011 tlio full valuation of the land. In view of tin ilooi.sioii tho tax couuniKMou will order nil tho u xohnoi-8 to put the lands oil tho roll nt their full Vlnuatioii. Mr. lliown naid in part : "Tho railroiul (oiiipany noeepleil Ihih offor, toKother with every term contained within tho in-miting net, one of tho toniiN being that it slioulil holl tlie Inml, when i dne, nt 11 priee not to exceed .i'-'.'ill nu ueio to tie tiial Hettlorx, nml in unutitio not to oxeeeil 100 ueie. Thin whk a volun tnry net uu the jmrl of llio eoiupniiy. It had 11 lawful rijht to ueeept tho totiith of the Kinnt, ur not to ueeept. Ilavlui; iiKfienti'd to tho tonus of the jrrauliii not, Imvinjr oormtiueted the rofiil, nml hpplleil for, reeeiveil. ac cepted, and filed patent from tho jo vrt anient for uuiMt of the I11111U, mid huviiiK lined tho InniU for n vnlii- nlilo piirpimo I iv way ol cciinnx credit for niilllo'im of dollar, nml liHvimf iihoneti to withhold tho land nml to lofitNO to nell tho iitm to lie t mil Multlorx, until much of it hii 11 taxable value of more than $2.!W por Hure, the miltond eouiwiiv i not now in 11 pokiijuii to eoMiplniii 011 m roilllt of it he!iir iim.omhci iihiii iU (Hiuiioi(innl UiihIh, u punlcl by tho constitution of tho lnle, nt a iiiiifonn nml eipitil ittte iik eoiupiireil with oUmr liuulh in th 0 ielnity where thrno rnilwny I11111U tire xitu- iited." PEACH EXHIBIT AND APPLE DISPLAY AT HI EXPOSITION SAX I-'HAXOISCO, Oal., Sept. 1C No exhibit In tho Oregon building Is Is attracting inoro attention than tho blngle onttleH In the largest peach ex hibit at the Bonthorn Oregon booth. Thore aro nbout twontflvo of thieo rntrlcs, nil mngnlflcent Hpeclmei'iH, Tho nrrlvnl of twelve iieuches weigh ing thirteen pounds, fourteen otincOB, sent In by '., A. Moody of Ashland, adds materially ft) tho already fine ex hibit. Tho first Xowtown apples received at tho exposition woro received this week from tho To'tt Velio and Harris crop, (llanley Ifanch.) They nro first-class fltuff and do full credit to tho valley's reputation for this fruit. A fow speclnioiiH of Jonathans from tho Hear Creek orchard aro on dis play and aro unusually largo and flno looking, A shipment of Coiulco and Hose pears caino today without labels. As tho Judges aro pretty Htrlct on tho points comprising "commercial pack" tho shipment Is hold out of competi tion till the labeli can tie sent on as rouested by wire. Growers Bonding shipments for competition should tako pains to boo that those details imVrarn'uilly JookiM after, ns well lis to have tho fruit Itself of toll best iimllty. Hon 1iiI(Iou'h poHltlon In chnrgo of tho floor with night rollogo etn dnts to look after, keeps him pretty liusy. lie gives tho tnlku on Oraeo'n Visit to tho Itogno lllvor valley, and answers ipioHttotiH regarding Oregon's ronds and scenic attractions. Moro lloguo river valley jiooplo have visit ml tho building this past Mnk than any other during tho ex- poiltlon. Jap Andrews, Trevo I.uins- den, .lolin WohIciIiiihI, Mrs. Dr. Hod dy.Mrs. I'atton, Mm. A. A. lllrcl. for merly of Medford, Miss Iteddy. Chas. Strang, tho druglst, and others wero In yestotday. Tho weather 'oro has Improved materially and tho attendance Is cor- A llellnlilo Tonic roapondltiBly larger. Tho evposltloit Many of tho pooplo around hero nianagonmnt nntlnlpntiw that Septem know k good doti! about this splendid her and October will bo among their rniol): to tlmae who do not. wo wish Inmost months. CHICAOO, Sept. TS Property to tailing more than 1100,000,000 Jn now owned hy the Young Moii'b Chris tian association In cities throughout tho country, according to the annual report innclo pilbllc today. Tho money Is Invested In 7tf!) buildings with their libraries and equipment. Tho current expenses of tho work In tho United States totalled laut year 1 1:1,000,000. in foreign lands there was, nn expenditure of 4.1!l,100. Thore wbh a gain of 40,000 men and boys enrolled in Illblo classes, the total numbering H-1,000. Tho total association' membership is 020.. 780. Hmploynient was found for nn,2f7. 'In physical training -1 17,- 000 wero enrolled. E I NANCY, Franco, Sept. is While digging trenches in tho forest of Chnmpenoux, French oIdlers dlsco ored a hoard of ancient French coins of tho early Seventeenth century, evl dently hurled nt fno time of tho French entry Into Lorraine, under Louis XIII. Under tho provisions of tho law, hlilf tho treasure will go to tho state mul tho other half to the soldiers who found it. 10 CAUSE WALKOUT LONDON, Sept. IS. JTho execu tive committee of the Amalgamated Union of Hallway Servants unani mously endorsed today Jn tho ntnte iiiout In the house of commons on Thursday of J. II. Thomas that con scription would bring on nn industrial revolution and that tho railway work ers would Btop frork. Ono hundred" nml nineteen thou ' nml neies of land, some of it valu able fur farming" or stock raising", hut much of it practically waste Inml, will In opened for settlement next Monday in Miutli central Ore gon. Thi nren forms the IiikI sec tion of the former Paulina foret re serve, which lins been discontinued ns n reserve and the lauds divided for niliuinixfintioii oniens: the Cra ter, Fremont mul Deschutes renoive. The ilnto for making; entry is Oc tober J20, ;I0 days nfter the dnte on which .settlement is allowable. The elimination was nnnotniued in a iires iilenlial proclamation msiied .Julv 10. The forest service found the lands unfit for its purposes, nml liroii'-ht about the elimination. After the setlfincuf dale the I.nke uew land office will mw juri-die-tion over the former forest lnnils. William Jennings Bffyatt l-Jkwii Oooil Mminiw Well ;(s'lpp)e of MX'df(l. J The Star Theatre f. 1 wiftoRK-'fJiECfrowfocB I ! Have Hooked the Broadway l'Vatures aiut Will Use That Service One Day Next AVeek A New Picture Every Day Hegtiming next week we will not show ujn'cfuro more than one day. Something new eyory day,;,, . MONDAY AVe Offer Kor Your Approval William Elliott in "When We Were H" ' l$y'er.;body knows the playt. (1Whvv nowknow tlie l)icture! Tiiis is a Paramount special roloaso in five wonderful i')arts. No advance in price's', 5 and JOtf. TUESDAY "Scandal"- Don't think it, don't Jallv it, biit see it. Written by Lois Webber, author of Hypocrites. On account of the high cost of the rental for this subject theMnau ageinent is forced to raise the price for tliis'iafirai!-: tion to 10 and loc. Tint we assure you TiCjs4 voll worth the admission. ( . . . WEDNESDAY A ud Every Wednesday 'A f fer "The Diamond from the Sky" "A t $100 Reward, $100 Tbt rrid'H of ttil l'ir "III plmM 16 Uua lint Ibrtr it frtii nu ifri)M tllii lb t KlWf Lk Itru ablv U fgr la ill IU iimi, and lbt l nutrh. llthi iratirrti Cut 11 Ibr oulr IHwIllrf rnrr now kuoitn Is Mr otl Ictl fniftpllr. I'lUrrb tx-lur nwttlialluMl illimr. rrralr -umtlUtlool itfiiuwol fall's Catrb l'ur l Ukfa liitrraill. trllg; dlifctv upi'ii Ibf llwfl ami maoom turfarra ur I Iff aratrui. Ibrrtbr AnuojUtg lli roattilalluii ur th dUraM. idJ ililnx IU pati. nt atcrosit If tmlldlnc up ttir couMttutl'-n and awlitlnf oi tur In dln IN worr. Tlir pnifirlrtara Un m much film ii raratltn kwn tbat ttu-r o(Tr On llqndird 1 vl rn for aifj rt Hut It (alia cure, ikiid tr Hit of lflluwuli. AqjrMi i" j cunxr.r & co , Tuifd. o. 8oM ly all PnifClitf, 73? Takc lltlla amllj flllf fyr epilpnloo. ONK JhVY OiNJA THURSDAY A picture everyone should see, d Parnmount.sp'Goial in six parts. "The Spanish Jade" ' DON'T MISS A GOOD ONE FRIDAY ' With the regular programme we will show ""Made in Medford" Moving Pictures Showing the county fair, ball players, lnigiy.u,ow(I in grand stand and many other scenes of local color. Xo advance in prices. SATURDAY "Romance of Elaine" Only two more ( episodes. During the showing of the last one the management will give' with each ad mission ticket a photo of beautiful Miss Pearl White. CUT THIS OUT AND KEEP IT. For your weekly programme, ljemember all this is at the Star where the crowds go. Tnki n l'p. Jersey heifer, ono yenr crop off left oar. Owner can have same by pay Ins charrts W It LAMH, .Medford, OrcRon. to My tlmt Morltnl Tonic lllKOHtlve, (loan builder and nerve lonlo wo linve! ovor wen. 1'or uooplo lit poor health, wMk. i tin down and plaod out, those not n HlroitK and vlioroua iik they ahnnhl Im, wo rnromniond thin tonic Price $1. Side ngenti llnnMim' Ilrui; Store. II. O. FltOIUIACII. ' llo noil' jtlin lllifi Ho on evu ii-tiil , nf tho Hunted' He i uli ii' it .ih.ini oi NV V'i i I i I 1no iMlllCt I.NTHltl'ltll.W AUTO aU CO. Time Tnlilo l.twtvo Medford dully e.xcopt Sun- dny for Anhlnnd. Talent and 1'hoenlx II I i. w J Ii. 8:10 and 6:15 nnd 10:1k n tit. (Sturily at U.1R p. uu Sunday loava at S:00 and 11:00 a. ui., 1:01, i90 and 1-30 p. m. Leavo Asklnilta diiUr oxntpt Sunday , at 9 Ofl a. in., 1!:U. .3t. 4: SO hiiiI 7 no p. in npd Sunday hi le.tto a. hi XOTICK Notice U hereby Riven thnt tho nn deralKiiod will apply to tho city cnun oil at It.s tneetlnj: to bo held Septem ber a 1st. UWf., for u ll(Hnso to bell malt,' Hplrltuou and hious llipiord In ipiantltloM Iom tlian a ki1Iou on its laeo of btmlnOM on Wot Main utreel, clt of Medford, until January 1st, ISHI. 1IOTKL MUDFOIID. Iled Septetnoer 4tti. 1015 I WILL GIVE $1000 IH FAILtoCUREiiy CANCER t'TUMORutut btoi it POISONS ittf iliril 01 jltKliJ tl BONE without ntiiie or Pain No PAY Until CURED WRIUtN GtURANttE Nu X Kay ur uilier mlnJIr An U ami lOaiittuKkrailif ure Ui) TUM0K. IUUP or THE PAGE Mcdord's Leadlivg Tltiater 7 O'clock I'mll MidnlKht Special Kssanay reature The Woman Hater Comcdy-Druma In Three I'artM MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT TiarflEIl OF !I.N'0 AXIIII.IIONYa it Announces Fall Term Herlpnlnir Mondoy, Soptemhor 13. Specialist In Touch nml Tcchnlo r A teacher with an established roputatlon. IIAKallT MUSIC BTUDI03 Iloom 401 Oarnelt-Corey nulldlnc. Phono 72 Among Those Killed IlloKrnp); One Part Master of the Bengals Soiig Animal 1'ictpre. A Quiet Little Game Bwanay OneH'art A S-ft I'loco or Comedy ADMISSION 5, 10, lfic SOKE on llio llji, laoa ur body In! e it CANCCR,' It luvcr alliauiit HasUUgo 170-TACE BOOK t.itt HtPK. 10,JO tc . iuouii.il. imti u uji John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Aanatmt UH H. UAItTl.inT I'hones M, 47 ami 47-JU 12 noon, 4 no, r at. a to t p. m, 'AauluUmvo Hrloa CoruaKi Any LUMPm WOMAN'S BREAST tOlUOCD" ItlirjriHlamiad I'UAnuClll l mla ait.l KMS I lin . snail. i '..-., Jietolrtli r I X Hi'MiiWm t h .uniil . W t A lu I .or i urtj at ha'l vtUv t( iai ( i yi Dr.tMrs.Dr.CHAMLEYfcCO.gSfa 111 (I mla an, l Kit IS QVtCUT ..-., Jietolraii r l Kriirt wr.HKHi . u ig ,u luunni i(i ytt ual Html Strtettv Ral'jjll Grutait Caorai Stidillil IhlM" 4340 t 43G VXatcta St, Sin FraacUco. Cat, KINDLY MAIL THIS UtMiatiakk CANCER Deep Well Drilling 01. rh, and water wella, 12.- 13i ll-luch to lino foet. For prices seo J. STUVI1NS, 85S North Qgnlral SUNDAY ONLY Matinee .' O'clock, KvonhiR 7 p in. Sellg nlaniond Special 'Neath Calvary's Shadow The Sheriff's Baby Oml'arl IUoRra(ili Mr. Jarr on Circum stantial Evidence Vitneraph Comedt Dream Dud Sees Charlie Chaplin Citlmnlt Hat Ourtooit EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS at the "SCHOOL OF BEST RESULTS" Kntcp Saw mul Mnko Vone Tlino Count for Somelhlni; Worth AVIUIo. Coin, plcto IlifJnvsN, StenoBiiiphlc, Civil Service, anil F.nsllsli Courses TaiiKlit by Teacher Who Know How to Get tliolloM Itestilfs. Medford Commercial College Day an,l MRltt Srhiwil. , ai WO. St. HkflkTlllHliV WHEN IN PORTLAND ,. Stop at the incompnrablo Hotel Benson. Moclefo; fireproof, central. ' ' Rates moderate. Send fori rce booklet. BENSON HOTEL S. Benson, Mrjr. A. T. Lundburg, Ass't Mur, L. P. Byrne, AssfMijr.