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A1EDF0RD JMAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDKPKNIJBNT NUWMcAI'KIt ,.
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nXCEI'T SUNDAY IY THK
MUDI'OIIU IMllNTiNO CO.
Offlco Mall Tribune lJullcllnp, 2B-27-29
North Kir street, telephone ts.
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ern Oregonnn, Tlio Aslilaiul Trbiino.
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Official Puper of Jackson County,
llntored as spcoiitl-ctaaa timttrr at
Mndford, Oregon, under the act of .March
3, 1879.
Sworn Circulation for 1911, 2tS8.
Pull leased wLro Associated 1'res dis
patches. S1
Subscribers falling to rocclvo
papers promptly, phono Clrru-
latlnn Manager nt 250-11.
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HONG KONG KOLUM
miMHmw
m
Whnt ran I i.lvo n filler rink
who lins recently (alien to liorhc
back riding? (Allasnmcc lcttlm
woilc standing up.)
Tli ii I .Mollycoddle,
IHh ntiklca worn oncnued In piotty
Hpntfl; liln lltwonio logs reminded me.
T slnls. Ills wnlHtront wiih ii Uudy
thing In gray, (ho Inin of inlut upon
iy tiny. A monorlo wan mount
ed lu lfTTOstu. ir ...,. n ii..i.. oiii.
Pin In lni trornjm,,,,! , PC
tjiero citing a rolliir toTTrrr-ni ji10
height uml Hi Iff noun of a fon ??--.
.lolin Kondrlclt Hangs In Now York
Tim ph.
(Moro Yot.)
Shortngo of ttfcllliHt worVmon uml
the Increase of war brides lmi caused
n woddfiig ring famine In Oreat Hrlt
nln. Hoot Mini!
Ycatardny I ruile homo on I lit Hul
1U ear wlih n Scotch friend of mine.
"There's 311m M. ," 1 remarked,
"alttlng up In front. Why tlon't ou
Hpoiik to liar " "Walt 11)1 aha pay a
her faro," uuawored my frlil. II.
II.
'IVjHlnyV IIhiIIiIiioi'
IttrltarU Kvury Uttltt, th Ohlrnno
writer, mm:
At th rMHt anompmiit t fort
SIutIiUii, u nearby farmar'i on
wiilktH) into cmp and xpried a
(IcnIi to Join thti rank of the iltl
cii Holdlera.
"Mv you ovr tlono any drllllnr,"
iinkod 111 orenit.
' Mure," raioe the roniHinM', "arret
of It!"
Sli'llnV lhiiilii Coiinlor
8ome baaluMa mon ga fihliiK l
raitut IU (liftlr only mthod of arllliiK
on the uml or it line liul lau'l Imr
' Uiiaj."
niiii' MttH out
Wlgglua. tu tkla artl( U la aaya thul
rtiioio nuelaiiV llutnan pHaonKra hava
I'ltHi iiHMr44tWl. Wtiv of the prlaon-
i - fMT 'MBiJ ptrlflod
Ui a. 'lgln--naidni(l criminal-,
ua it. M'eri,
Wv'llolluvit li, Uhl lp
I'rom tho UMWt. Waeonahi, 'a I
Mra A. It, l(Rfr entfriaiiKd Ihn
'adhw at D)Hj. U, MtftHir of Mm
SliarkUford Of 3ttUlMlMllli. A nodal
Hiiir an had by all, thpro hliig only
wdos praeat ,
UVu! Vn! WqwI
M if' ik a wonderful vninllat,"
imrKod (h man on tlto aui tot
I have Wnon her (0 IfblH hor
dlcn.-o tin hoaiH Vnd nllir that
Mouiil U (i In i lie axulila and
to IH
In IIuuImikI
link u'ltiOifrt
n
HiiKri one luuip f
iy
on' if
i' Ohm ClifiMuuu, llliila
I tol- t. t'liig rfvivai.
Ihla kin
im tiutuiriajp
nU
tgM yoa tuMy
uul tut
i wr Aniaw.
$
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I. JM II . AUT I'7K
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HliiWi'uiii nfof
K?1UB Jn'ja.t F
MEPFORP JrAnJ q'RTBUNE,
OUR FOREIGN POPULATION
IT will surprise ninny people wlnj live inliose pjirfs of
Ihe Tnited Stales which have been heavily settled hy
CJerniau iieople to learn that the Teutonic element in tins
country is not nearly as larye as has been estimated. We
have hen nl nil sorts of figures on the liuinhei of (lermans
in Ai'ierica, the largest heiiitf that ofCoiiPessilinn Vollnii'i'
of iowa, who said that they were between twenty and
thirty millions.
Colonel Harvey of the Xorth American Review has
taken pains to look up the matter in the official tables of
the United States government's census of 1910. First, he
found that there were in the United States only i:j,:MJ5,n'ir
foreign born, all told. Looking uj) the Teutons among
these,, the census showed the follewing:
CJerniany : 2,501,181
Austria-Hungary I,()70,o2'l
Total Teutonic '1,17 1,705
I'ut fully two-thirds of the number reported from Austria-Hungary
are not Teutons at all. They are Hungar
ians, Ioheniiaus, Moles, Slovaks, Rumanians, Serbians and
llosniaiis, who notoriously have no love for Austria, al
though they emigrated from Austrian territory.
The census figures show the following foreign born who
hailed from the soil of ,4the allies":
(Ireat I'ritaiu and Canada !,77J1,2(9
Russia ! I.fl02,7fi2
1 1(11 I I'! I VI
J i illlww I I I l J
l!elgiiuu J9,:t91
'J'olnl allies (,S8:i,72.
The foregoing figures only show the foreign born. You
have to take into account the children born in this country
of foreign parents. All right; (he United States census
does that, too. The figures give the following as the total
if all foreign born and of American born of one or both
foreign parents:
Rritish 10,0:57,120
Teutonic. H,'S17,271
Not to mention the Russians, Italians, French and I5el
gians, allies of the Rritish. NTorin the foregoing are given
the foreign born, or their American born children, of Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Switzerland, (Jrecce,
Spain, Portugal and Mexico, all of which are well repre
sented in the United States.
Our Herman neighbor might say that you will have to
take into account the third and fourth generation of Her
mans born in this country. So, too, you will have to take
into account the liritish and ol lid's who have been emi
grating to the United States for three-quarters of a cen
tury. ,
GOOD RIDDANCE
nplIF Herman consul general at Sail I'Yanciseo, Fran",
iopp, who nas neeii mentioned as implicated in some
loinh out ni'M's. snviii'r cfin ;iiir;ii'ic niwl I po-koii-iIiIi.
Tif-i.1,
plotetounntcd' Stales, is iiuite angrv to think
mi. u iiit'u mi ic
jMuericaus. in reiauatioii.nttr
t ... . i i .
I no not llko una rountiy sui mori'. hiiTTju u ,,.,.. to ra,r ,
O.-rniany I am dlmmMed with the lll-f.-i-llng ilUft.iT''1i , '"' l" ",, J"
only oiio. 1" lwl U,H
Afloi tlif war thttrt' will tuk ulan u letfiilnr nxnilua iif nernimu.
lf.U,lU U lirl f.l.ll lllllllll IlllllltU III till! I
n.iM i ,.. ,. n..,fii, uiiim'' in mi- i iiii'-ii mniT- nn i 111,. 111111, ,Tininfl-
Aiuork'uiia uio not -u waltliiK for the end of the war, but rlnht now nro
renoiiiioliiK tlii'lr Auu'ilian iltlnahlp mid roliiriilntc to Oeriuany.
Let him go, and those like him, who place the kaiser
above their American citizenship. That is what .Mr. Ilopp
and those like him ought to have done when war was first
declared. They should be in the trenches fighting bellig
erents instead of abusing the hospitality of a friendly
nation to piny traitor and dynamite neutrals.
Any hyphenated citizen who places allegiance to a for
eign monarch aoove ins allegiance to Old lilory, who cher
ishes greater loc for the land of his birth than that of his
adoption, and who does not hesitate to betray the nation
that gave him freedom ami opportunity denied' abroad, had
better go back where he came from.
Such threats as those of llopp win him no sympathy.
On the contrar, the execution of the threat will be r'e
ceietl w it II relief.
E
Krportod by Jackeou County Alt
tr&at Co.. Hlxth and fir Hu
Ciivult .
J. W llt'iron a. W T Wnrd t al. j
UpulaUun; afttdavlt of W II. Mytr.
Ultia J. Uwla . J 8 Harnett, el
al. Hrlt of attat-bitieiit.
ItUK HIv. K. !' Akhii vm. It,. B.
Xlmmerumn, roluru ot auuimoua.
John M. Wllllama t al va Kdward
Muhoney, et iu, cortUlcat or levy:
om bill. V,
Call r -Oregon l' i'o li
c
iloajity. ft al, writ of aitathuniit
J, W Minliell va. J. W Mil ,nt
rlofc, i'l ux. unair.
Pitllsilo
Katate of Mtla V. Dunlup
appolMiluff day flaal heaium
i it.
inort.
ttaiate of t'ryiiH W Holier .1
iter continuing trial of hearing :"
UtlM: nlw to f' lion -1. Mil. n
gugrgtga: iMXlttogv,
Uatfte of JwniM K. ItratUM Iiim a
tpry aad anpraJarBtttgl.
ltisil KlHlo 'I'lioikfeiv
IxiMlao lieaeom to ttua m
lurj. tola In 1ilk b liuaa add
UedfoisJ .
Ill) no
Jl. . 0D. Frwll tl Amu to
J. A. Jrr. tots iu blk st
Maafaay ....
fits M. CUst to ttora t'atoe
WMImM ' MH " (ull
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COURT HOUS
NEWS
angrv
"i.iis command anv iiltciiiimi fivuii
- in.atcns to leave lles'ivs-
Ull.,,1 UlUtuL ,lu I .1.. l..l. .I......MM?'
I mil. Q c n .. io.oo
I I IVrr to R. R. O0.OB. F.
ii ikii. lota in hlk 91 iled-
i lord, rontraet 13.t50.o0
jllarl llnll t UK to It, M.
Korri'Ht. pt 18-3.aW Q C.
I 10.00
Hotter! Crowder us to R.
M. Porreat, pt S-;t.2W Q
en 10.00
K. It. Crouch at tu to II, 11.
Iliudrlcka, pt I7.::r..;tw 10,00
UHiiH-ea M. Korrot to Frank
Handle), pt SK-:il-:'W riOQ.OO
John It Carueuter to C. H.
Carlton, lota in Carlton 'a mid
Mt'dloul o nit
I U llll kit tO lt'll.'l,.l I
1 1 . I l'l i t- !! JW '
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HARLAN, 2'. In, CORTLEY, 2
In.
Arrow
A'otcfi COLLARS
illl!Sflll U..1I r
' Iw Mil,.,
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
I an I) -isimhi
u. s. itHTi.i:rr
I ItHtiirts M. IT and ITIK
lAinhuUiiiewijunkw I'uruuur
TWI
N
BEDS PLEASE
LARGE
AUDIENCE
Tin-it! wnfc n x""d rinI 'ul lH.t
nislil lo .('' tin' Inh'-t riiinciU "Twin
Ili'iU," at tlio I'ngi'. X'i oiii' I'll mo
with the iiIcm ol' Mi'i-itii; jiii tiling in
the wiy of luiili ciHiii'iU "i Ki'iioin
iliiiuin; ther em ne to lnnli and lor-
lfti Iliu cMrt't of lmwiiew, uml "Twuii
HimIm" feneil tlto minute iidtmiitlilx.
The liiitim' wn well filled hot It top
ami hollow, which nhowx that .led
fontV apietit u i hoiiiiniiiK I" hui'
pen lor puiiielliiiie in the wav ot h
i en I mIiow, The innviPN are nil right,
hut an oeritxional cnniPtlv or drama
nmii an nn osroWenl wmeo to tlw
niniii hill of fine.
Tlio east whK'kJI giMiil, and lo ain
jtlc out nny otio afaor for awnml
ptiiixe would he deiiif: un injiHtiee to
the other.
'Hie inniMiKCineiit Iiiik two eveollelit
nttraetioiio luoked for Ihe 2-l midj
2'2d of thin mouth, in f'aet. to of
the stroititewt aUanfttuti' on tlie'
road, nninely, lurgnrel lllirigton, ho
will he aeen here In linr l(et wu
eei, "The Lie," on Deeeinhrr 'J1, mul
Foili ItulierlMOti on the 22d, in
dither "The l'lianintr of the Third
Moor Hnok" or "llnirlel," the elioieet
In lie left, to the vitf ntir of the the
njei'. Whilo wo Imvo no heon gicn innnv
wind ntlrnetintm till wpim, we nniHt j
lliniik the lnenl niniMitreineut for i-l
injf ux the Ih-I. I.I) XI)lti:WS.
lll'.HI.IN. Doc. tin lieportH fiom
CoiiHtniitlunple nny Hint well organl.
od SriiiiiHMl U'lhniintMi anil Trlpolltau
lain have occupied t whole Vilayet
of Tripoli. The jiuaal foreea alao
onteied Kaaaitjrl, where thoy aio 10
lKiitod to have touted the ltallatu.
The Italian are mild lo have lout al
thoiiaand nicu killed and to hao
abouilont'd a large iuantlt of arniH
and ailiiuunllioii.
Kt '. y:
IAN TRIBES
ROUT
I IN
big " institutions are
but the outgrowth of .,".
TtiteH! promises of
Sa t is fi CcTcttSto nix e;rs .
we have spent over a year perfecting a
syiteni to give the people of the
Pacific Northwest real-erVicieiH ser
vice. the largfest instirijtiQn in the world
selling liquors by mail.
('row n Distlllcricc Company
1'. O. !)
MAfl. OhllM
IMMsH'V
THE HIGHEST GRADE OF
Canned Goods
i ii ipir vt. i'
For Saturday marketing we have everything choice
the nut ket affords in Vegetables, Fruits, Nuts, etc.
MARSH & BENNETT
Second !tr eatft Kii-hi Xiitituutl JIajik. Thohe 2"CI.
ET
LIQUOR ADHERENTS
LONDON, Ooo, IOV-tA nd'iiko to
the lliiuor lutiiriwla wim neon In tlio
re-oleetlon today In (ho hoiiao or com
mon iih poKtiimatur Konurnl of Uer
btnt Siimuel over floury Knight, r
piintor of I.eeda.
In a bye-etoctlon In tM Ctevolnnd
illvlalon o( North Hiding, Yorkalilro,
he polled 7312 votoa n ngalnat
Knlght'a I IRS
Mr. Knight 111 hla campaign option
ed recent utinctnioiitH retrlotliiK th
Manor anloa, claiming to ropicment
the coucetiHUK of opinion among the
laboring ctnMdft. Labor leaders ns
tiprtf'd IiIh atateiiienta that 'trndeg tin
lonn oppdficil the regulations, woro
untrue.
WEDDING BELLS
.John W. Walch of Luko crook,
.lackKoii (oiints, OioKon. jifid Ida.
.Marle'NVwatroin of Luke creek, were
united In marrlago by 'lev. W. K.
Shlelda nt tlio homo ol Mr. and .Mr.
Paul Doinnier, Went Fourth atioet,
thin cltv, at 7:30 p. m., Thursday,
Dec. Utli. Thcae young people woro
bom and ralnod in the community
wheie they llvo and whore thoy In
tend to make their homo, Thoy havo
a wlilo circle or relatives and frlenda
being connected with some of the
oldoHt and most subatantlal Oerinan
fiOnlHea in Oil county. A company
of f Honda wUiiomhhI the rureiuouvj
that made tlioni hiiahaud and wife. A!
bounliriil lopnnt waa provided by the J
K radon hoatnaa, and tlio wedded coll
ide ulai'l on tholr married lire with
tlu heat wlahoa or tholr bout or
fi lends.
Ti.day's llellilnxer
W'llllniu .1. Ilnan ns once attnud
ing the Xebrnaka state ralr at Lin
coln, lie telM or an old maid who
board 11 aald that a ride on the inor-ry-go-iouud
una exciting enough to
scare a person out or ton yearn
giowth.
"I am told," unys Col. Hryan, "that
the hid) lu question bought five dol
lars worth or tickets and spent a
whole daj tiding on the thlngl"
ii
ft
t'XM
SAN 1RANCISCO. t' 1.
i'l" every eliaraeter, in
addition to our rci'l.ir
line nt" staple groeei u v,
alwa,s oeeiipy a iimdl
portidii of our sinir
spare. Our enuned fruits
are very eNrcllenl and
lmve the same taste and
flaor of the i'nslih
pirked fruits. Try a few
rttiiK and he convinced.
Special prices in enso
lots
URKS
STEADILY
GAINING
GROUND
MESOPOTAMIA
t'ONSTA.VTINOl I.K. Dec 10. An
official repoit glott out here indi
catea that the Turks are steadily
gaining tha aaoendancy In Meaopo
tantla and that the Hrltlah expedition,
following Ita long rtreat from the
vicinity of Hagdad, la now offering
leaa efroctlva realatauce. The report
follews:
".Meaopotamlau frent: The eudmy's
l'ealftanco la (1erreielng aenalbly.
Our troo refiulnl all Hrltlah sor
ties ith heavy losses to the attack
ed. Six captured aeroplanes have
been repaired and are being used
against the enemy.
"Dardanelles frent: Near Ana far
la 'hostile artllleiy opened fire from
the sea. Our artillery replied, scat
tered hostile troops and drove trans
poit ships to the shoals of Klmikll
Llman Hay.
"Near Arl Ilarnu there waa violent
bomb fighting on our right wing. A
hostile cruiser 'participated In the'on
gagiMiient An ironclad monitor nnd
n torpedo boat of the enemy oponod
rire. O ir artillery replied and com
pelled the monitor to withdraw nttor
being hit twice.
"In the vicinity or fledditl llalir
tlii-ie nas the customary artillery
duel "
lleimi-'on is working ror a new II-
Why Tolerate Catarrh?
You haw in ui (I. no doubt, that any
cold .iggiuMitus nasal cat.u ill, and the
llw of mucous ninazes you that ti Ii
objectionable matter could find lodf;
tnent in your bead. To ignore this
catarrh when tlte cold subsides is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injiiiu the delicate linings of the nnal
a.ssjgcs and clog them up.
'I'o correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with n, solution of warm
water and salt, insert .iselinc on re
tiring, and take a spoonful of Scott's
Himilsion after meals for one month.
Scott's nets through the blood to feed
the tisMics. and contains koothiiiK
l)xeriue to check the inflamtiMtion
uid Ik'hI the idiMlii Hiinibrunih
SeiHt'a it pL'.is,nit lo t.iki-.
Scull .S. 1K'iiv Muuuitukl. N J. IJ-Ji
THE PAGE
.Mitironl's ' lasiillug Mollon Picture
'llieutic.
Dally Matlno :' p. m Evening 7 p. m.
Prlct"' Mai line.". I'lp. Kve .. II 1 "C
TONIGHT
"To Cherish anil Protoct"
A Vllauruph l-act drama, produred
by the HI no HH'bou Hrund under ill
reition of William miiiiUi', fm-
Itol'UI,. luiillellv uud Kstello
iffi
"Love au(rOVv,,
One-act Vltagraph Comedy
"The White Light of Publicity"
A hom'I one-act Scllg, featuriiib'
lleaale K.uou.
Only a Country Girl"
Kalein ou-aet cudy
COJIINC1 Sl'NDVY "Greater Love
Hath No Man " with Km met Corrl
gau OPENING OF
TOYLAND
A- r-i.tl. tin- lii'al'U.irtcis
Ii i! i iumU for eve ry
i't! will U at ihc
RED FRONT
6, 10 AND 85c ET0RJ
J2U WvnX Maiu btivtt
r x &?$&& '
IS.",. N N ,
"" ' " "' ' ' ! i mm I
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
EF
-nw mil- Hull-' Double lis Iteauly
in a IVm Moment-
Try Thin!
If oii care fiy Uoavy hair, that
glistens with beauty and Is radiant
with life; Imb an racoihfmrable foft
ness and Its flurry and luatroua. try
Danderiue.
Just one application doble the
beauty of your hair, bosldue It lnnne
dlately dissolves every parllolo ot
dandruff: yon cannot have nlw,
heavy, healthy hair if you have dan
druff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair of its lustre, Its strength and
its very life, and if not overcome it
produces a reverlsnnosa and Itching
or the sculp: the hair roots ramlsh,
loosen' awl die; then the hair falls out
rast.
ir vour hair has been noglected and
U thin, faded, dry. Mraggy or too
oily, gel a 25-cont bottle of ICuowl
lon's Danderlne at say drug atore; or
toilet ceunter: apply a llttlo as di
rected and ten minutes after you will t
say this was the best investment you
ever made.
Wo sincerely believe, regardless of
ovorythlng else ndveitised, that It
you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful
hair and ,lola of Ii no jaiidriiff no
itching scalp and uo more falling hair
ou Minst use Knowleion's DnnUor
ine. If eventually liy not now?
Vdv.
OPENING
.r die
NEW YORK
PARLORS
At their new Ideation,
210 West Main Street
SATURDAY
December 11
p'rom fl to 12 n. m., 1 lofi and
7 to 9 )i. in.
Kver.vbody cordially invited
to call. Uoud ninie during
opening.
We carry a nice line of
Toilet Preparations, Tlair
(inod.v and Ornaments, etc.
Oregon's Largest and
Finest Stock of Li nuors
-lust be Sold Recjardless of Cost
Wo "" jauointolv dispose ot
our larise ToToo,ijinv.VJlsheys,
Jleers, Wlues, Ulns ana Gariiiaja
before January 1. It'll!. We will
do It ir low prices and quality
goods have anything to do with it.
I.oul. at Oils big San If Ice price
on Fine old "Ljiiilalu" ltottleil In
bond W'lilsl.ey,
4 full quarts or famoim
Lyndale bottled
in bond wlilakey
12 full quarts
only
(i full quarts
only
J)0
$10.75
S5.75
Hpioss prepaid to any
ixilnt in the Northwest.
Write ror our Tree catalog on all
binds or liquors at lens than
wholesale This Is the greatest
sacrifice of fine old "liquors iu tlio
Northmen. ' ',
National Wine Company
,1'orthuid, Oregon
FUR!
Ladies' Furs
Misses' Furs
Children's
Furs
FIRST-CLASS FURS
at lUsHMMtottl Ii4raef
Nothing Nicer for Ckrtatmaa praasau
F. W. Bartlett
Wltf ItHH Main St.
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