TM':r vir Mmr-M i nr ?,- ii ff:rr ni'. - . t rr i r.-rf'T ?' fr hmf.'fi rii;u.rr :i'l K t' I :h ri , LP "?" I ' IN j ST. I? Eft m i- 4 m '. . ? ' i1 TICKET BUCKS ORGANfZATION FORCOUNTYGONTROL A first-class fsmll row hs broken rat In the rnnks of the "reunited" Omitrf 014 Party. 'Hie ft loaves of patronage dtetrieatod among the teKhfal by the prtflVHt county r genlMtlon hM produced war and ymr to the knife. Hasklaa; In tho NMllgnt of gubernatorial 'aver (a Mid tfr the Insurgents to hare an- Henoelly enlarged the rraniums of these that are "It," and reduced to a NtlHlMHm alse the hata of those that "lu't." Ko "smash the machine" I the logan. To bo ntirn tho layman onnnot hoc what tho "organisation" has won In tho line of Inaros anil flalioa but (hut Im beside tho inirk. Thny have the unutterable ploaauro of llstr-nlng to tho word of wisdom of that dls ttiiftulshod horao doctor now occuny itiK the Kubcruntorlul ohalr, whon oror ho visits Mtdford, uml whenever thuro la n rhnnco of a Medford man's KOcnrliiK appointment, of hnockliiK him, ns well us boosting favorite. And aa a not result, no Jiickson coun ty man Ih holding a alato offleo out Dido tho oriinilm of rninfort fallliiK from tho political tublo confined to Jackson county. . Tho aweot discord In O. O. l rank started when tho organization proronted tho appointment of n Med ford man, It. 1. Ifiwlng, tho choice of Ibeal sportsmen, an atato hhiiid war den and throw their support to a Jtoioltiirg mutt. The appointment of O. C. Itagxa, a member flf the oraan ttatton, aa attorney for the alnto land board, over (iua Xowbury, popularly ondoraod, added fuel to the flatuoa ajtd alleged' favoritism uniens: -plranta for local office helpml the re volt. jw a reault, two completo tlck ola are In the field for eoiinty com Hlttomflti In the Mod ford product. IJert Andorsou, chairman of the OBtiuty committee, li opposed l Iteger llejiiifitt. II. 8. Smith, secre tary. la opposed by .lap Andrews. 0. C. Hoggs la opposed by flua New bury. The lineup of candidates as tiled with the ooHiily olurk Is as fid Iewa: 'Organization Clarence Pierce.. .. J. O. Smith ICart C UaddU Uert AnilersoH Insurgent F. F, Junior T. II. Hillings ...C. D. Campbell Iteger llenuelt rfrl W. Mollis J. A. Waal erlu nd Olnreuce Meeker .. J. II. Cochrftn. .. . Ohio. L, Trotchler O. C. ItoggB 8. 8. Smith W. II. 8tmon .... It. 0. llrldwell. C. U. OatM O. D. Horn . It. 0. Nicholson . 0. V, Young Fort Hubbard ltd IIIhhs Qua Newbury ... . Jap Andrewa J. 11. Italllnger . ...10. (1. Itlddell ..Oon. W. Porter B. A. Welch ....J. F. Iwrence John Demmer Kot all of these will auknowledge hotug on the two alatea, but inoet of them will. Othor proelnot commlltoc asplroiitn in the county are: Ahlnd--No. I, W. II. Oandy, J. 0. Hunt; No. 1, II. A. Itakuer, A. II. Praeht; No. 3, V. 0. N. Smith; No. 4, Frank It. Merrill; No. &. J. ICd. Thornton. C. II. Ihp.Iii; No. fl, T. II. BtmDMH. Louis W'erth; No. 7, 0. . Fraley; No. S, Q. F. Caraon; Xo. . tl. II. Htlllngs. Central Paint No. 11, J. O. isoacaou, W. C. Leever and (too. Hil ton, Jr. JackoHVlllo-N. 35, II. II. 8ai gent. 1). W. ltagahaw; No. 30. John F. Miller and Fred J. Flck. West Talent Vo. 66 K. 12. Hob Ihmm sod Uutwetl llelaon. PEACE OR WAn-TOSS-UP (Geatluued trow tmge onoi formed the mvi clary nt a iiienage f a highly conl iilent nit nature he had received from Ih-rim. Ilni'iikloiff Vol Seugulue. Lat night Count Vou lierntorff injwured lioM.ful that ttoiue way Woukl be found to prevent a break of potation. Hi maimer toduy iudi aoted thut be wu not u siiugume. After returuing to the cubosy, Count Von'Hem-turff prepared a loug dimtch which probably will gout to his government before night. ! ambusoauor wa nuthoritiitively iaMVMMiied aa paving Koiigbi Hie goeretar)' views in regard lo n tcnt Uve mpoul thot Germany iue a (levlaraiioii cuteriug nil subinurine weralion-, imilnr to that issued on JttUHJirT 7, W tho otmtiwus iu the tfoditerrane.u, . AuibMSkodor Von Hofpxtorft' wu iMMfcrMooti lo have boon imirecd with the neceity of (trompt action li (lennany In In message yt'ster-l (( (o lU-rlin the nmbussador urgwl (Jt ..uu'tliiiiv; he dune iBiineilittloly. No uiMiuitoiciit for Another con fojtoice mi li Ncrivtary Uinsing baa )JMU tnadi- l the uuibaasador. lis )ty with 1 1.. M-creinry twentyfive ipjuiitaa. H' " 'iier left nor rtcoivoU tuij otpW' ' ' ' ' ' NSUR6ENT NOTED SPEAKER TO TAKE PART IN SOCIAL EXPOSITION IVrimii- d'W women in iIim I'lMinti nrp lu-tiiT litteil In NiM-iik mi the -nil jf-t-l f m..rl eriWulmn thnn Mi- Mnrv K. Hrown. who i in Medfnnl ,n connertina with the Xm-ial Hervii-e KxpoKitina nmI I'nleotine I'nsrant given under the aofiTp nf the Min iter' nuiiM-ialinn at (he Nut, begin ning next week, ilonday, Afril 21, ut At the Alaaka-Yukon exposition in H(th Mixn Itrnwn had charge nt I he pnil t'dive work for gii'te undir Ih(nneji4ee of the National YV. . T. U. So aiu'ceexfiil was .Miss Hmwn'a work them thnl the Wm cu'x clnli urged her to take charge of the women' work for women in connection with tho tmlico ileiwrtmcnt of Sonltlo. In lea Ihon four yenra .Mie Hrown haa tlcimuwlralcil the grt'nt imporliiiice of Hum Hplemliil work anil when mIih left to liikc chnrgi; of (lie oxhihil of ll nliounl W. ('. T. I'. nt the I'linnina-I'ncil'ic cxmmi lion in Knu FrauoimMi tlicri' woro ai. women engaged in the women' do imrlmi'iit of the Seattle police deNiit mont where theio I mil been hut o)ie before. VrlinM no heller plnee could he furiiiMlicil .Mi Hrown to have brought home In her I he great need of nrouaiug mronl nml oilier lo tlie neeeHMitv of iiiHtruetion for chil dren nml .young Hode. Mies Hrown gave the firt eourwe of leeeoii in puiily nml mi hygiene in any inxtitiition of higfier lenrniug in tlii north went country. It hii nt Whilworth collide, In Tiu'omn. The HtitdeiitM were required to dike thin wonderful conre. Siime then .Mi Hrown hn lieen made one of the ee reliirie of the Nnlimml ('. T. I', mill her apeeiiillv throughout the country i e liygiene nml uioinl cd uention. Mi-i Hrown will led ore inil nt the sneinl -civile cxpo-ltinn at the Nat iiiNt week. t'p to 8iiturdu iiu.iii, pi I ., tlie total registration In tlilx louutv wa 60 HI, of which ,to:i7 arc republican. 1 ." 0 ." democrat, i progreHHlves, 1.0 prohibitionists, III socialist, 223 mlsceHaneons. The total number of males regl tering Is 3117; females, 1H6. Women registered as follews: He publicans, IIIII; democrats, Uk; progressives, i; prohibitionists, K0; socialists, it; miscellaneous, 80. At the time these figures were oh. tallied three das remained for regta tratlun. It Is estimated thut t60 voters erglatered during (hose days. They will be numbered In the distant dlstrleta. Complete returns probably will be In by Saturday. April 38. (JihkI I'lidoy riei lew Flrat Methodist rhureh, Dr. J. C. Ilnlllna, pastor. One to three o'clock. 1:00 Organ. HywN, "Alaa and IHd My Saviour Meed". The Lord'a Prayer. Scripture. "They Crucified IHm." 1.16-Solo, "lloaaona.", Mra. W. M. Van 8eeo. I:8u "The Accusations or the Croaa." Hey. U. F. Uelitan. I'SR lbniH, "Jesus I Mi f'ross Have Taken." 1:10 Solo, selected, Mr. Iternard Veaaey. 1:16 "The Significance of the CeoM." Ir. J. i.. hiii. 2 00 Solo, "I Know That My He tioeiuer Llveth," Mrs. l.nette Ho vloua. 305 Duet, "O Twaa Uve" Messrs. Meeker and Canaday. 810 "The Place where they Cru cified Him." Dr. Allen Moore. 8.30 Koto, "There Is a Oreon Hill Far Away." Mr. Forest Kdiueudes. 8:36 Heeponslvo reading, "lie Waa Despised." v3:to Roto, "Calvary." Mr. Clar ence Meeker. 8-15 "The Silence of the Cross". Dr. Holllna. 8:6.1 Holo. "My Redeemer and My l.ord." Mr. Bernard Veaaey. Hymn, "Never Further Than Thy Crosa." HciiedMlon. GEBMAHS SRIffiC FORCES (CootlBued from 'Page Ono ) the position which w- had ciiiu,l Horn blm on the euntein b.nik of Hie r'vr - "In tho Cailtotte wood a prepar atory artillerv fire of the enemy de i eloped toward ovmtiia Into a; strong attack. In a salient corner the at tack reached Into our trcucove. ntk- rviao It t apiaetl filili Ucac( sanguinary loi 4 tig 4riaatW aiao wero ukcb. LIGHT REGISTRATION FR PRI1RES & 'FAVORABLE REPORT 'CARRABS FAIL ; UPON ERECTION OF T0C0-0PERATE1H ! LARGE CANNERY AMERICAN FORCES i i . . . l Hilllp l-urmon. rnfr,.l inannger '"f '"h. ' ," "' '",,,v- "nnery I ". ' orfow. uirlateBd- w tl' r'llfornla eannry plaata and H Mattibinn. thotr expert, who have been In the tal ler looking over the alluatlon for a large cannery, left Wednesday even ing after having made a thoreugh Inspection under the guidance of CoNMty Commissioner F. H. Madden, whe Inlereated them in the valley. "They were very favorably Im pressed," said Mr. Madden after tholr departure, "and bavo loft for Chicago, where tho proposed ,W ford cannery will be put up to the directors of Ubbjr, McXell nud I.lb by with a favorable report, and with every Indication of favorable action. "It Is too late to figure on a can nery for thla year, aa contracts for the required produce must be outdo In advance, but they expeet to have preliminaries concluded, with a view to haying everything In leadlness for the next season. "The ponrs alone will not Justify a large cannery, as they furnish mil) six weeks of operation, and In order to fill out I lie season they will con tract for a large hi cage of sptnimch. hoana, tomatoes, beets, berries and other produce. "Mr. Ijirmoii stated that he was charmed with the vailey and ftom his examination of products waa con vinced that Hogiie river valley pro duced not only superior pears and peaches, lint many other prodiiea and that a high grade of goods can be marketcii ut a price maKlim their mow Inn proriinhif to the inoiliicer." "M YELLOW STREAK" AT PAGE I Cniefully done I The Yellow Hlrenk," the Metro phoioplu which opened al the Page theater last night. It neglects absurd Imprnlmhlllliea. There are thrtlls aplenty of IlisOgood old sort, and heuit Interest Is cre ated gracefully. Comedy rollef is loiiud In many humorous situation and little bits of liustncHH contributed ) different members of the cast. In playing the part of Harry Dale. Mr. Itarrymore again la the consum mate artist. In his transition Horn one to the other of Hie three distinct ly different tpes that the role rall for - broker, bandit and "parson" - he hi thoroughly consistent. It is no small matter. The other members of the company that support htm are very good. Irene Ilowley aa Mary Austin la especially pleasing. "The Yellow Streak" will lie shown tonight for the last time. WASHINHTON. April 20- The senate public lands committee hud before It today ror Ita Information u communication from Secretary I .ami in which he estimates the petroleum content of the public domain at 7:o.. 000,000 barrela. Col. J. F. Mundy returned to Med ford this morning after business so JoiiruliiK in Sew York and other east ern cenit'r covering u period 01 three moniliH MELLOW-SWEET IS TASTE OF "SPEAR HEAD", l Most Richly-Flavored Cliew That Was Ever Pressed Into Plugs i -X FAVORITE FOR A GENERATION Rcd-ldoodcd men with real tobacco hunger laid ilut iliry can wu.ty it only by chewmg. and the mott wholesome and tiitit)iiui tobacco to chew i that made iu plug form. The limit of luxury in tobacco chew inj it the rich, tweet, juicy flavor that trivUct through our atem when you chew Spear Head. No other chewing tobacco ii to met Kw, o lutcioui and to tatufvum No other equal Spear Head for putties a Mrn edge on your appetite. Spear Head it made of the world's best tobacco leaf the choicest of red Kentucky Hurley Thit hat it selected for ut lull, juiry richness with the raot painstaking care, n stemmed by lttuj, Ij pressed into Spear Head plugs to lvy that not n drop of til ricM. natural juice CM-anet. Vour iat hew of Spear Higil will cbc.i ivur e)t to the genuine enjoy iet theie is i chewing tV tfe rich ami Sneltow tobacco Hit fa ttcen the lavoritc for a third t & ctntury that' Spear Head. In Jvfcsait Wtpocia wax aaptr. r'lH.h III.AHVI ,RTK. April 17, by oero t ('nlitmHii, April W. Continued lack of effective military ro-ftfwrntion bv the Cmtnn author itie hn been met by the American expeditinniur colutUB. At ome filnc the Americans' have received eoniilernble courtesy fTtm the hwal ('Ntrnnxn official. Al other point there hn been n tittle uipitig on American. I'mmwes of CariHiia co-oiemtinn have not materialised, due to lack of oi-gaulwd goveriimenl and a coldtie of sonio Carrnnxn of ficers towntd the American. For n long time American officei did not fed certain which attitude, friemllineH or oppimifion, the Me.vi eau would nNxiime, and Iherefote un friendly incident wore minimi.cd tliiiingli the i'cnorhip. Today little hope i held that progre could he j made without xenons iIh-Iicm with the uiinily elemcnta of the outlying Cfiirniiii eommnnd. The caution of Aiiieiicaii coinmnudora auani't any net which might o.M'ito Hie .Mexienua hn le'ii one of (lie great c-"! Imiidi en w, ullliough elfiinio4ed. They have not I'ircd op Vlllitn at lime iiecniiHe fliey weio not nine of their i.lniii,. ai in..,l M..i i,v..i, miiiiiii,, ... . .n,, i,i j ,,, a, Html, , Tomokin. who had onlv IM ,,,., D'au officers as well as n nunibor.of men, permitted only hi expert mnrksmen to retnin tho rurrnniu fire to avoid tlie (lunger of hilling women ami chil dren, nud the ofl'cctiw'iit'MM of tin American re-Ntnneo-wn Ihoichv to-l"m '"', "I1.01".' UW ",01, Hmml" liifl. officials here, who declare jthat not all of Its ramifications have gifrrj h'ot ,l,!,,u traced. Thny Mute that .H5NNINH8 - At (iranls. Pass,,10"h '" known- vwr. lo check April 17, Dorothy .leniilugs. wlfo of , R,,y l,ow","lt' ' trouble In Inlla. M. A. Jennings. Sho was bom on the Applegate river near .Murphy Ap ril 2, IS7S, and was married to Mr. .leanings ut the old homestead, her birthplace. Novoinbor !, 1800. Her girlhood was spent on tho Apple- j gate, tint during her young worn - niihoud slie was a toucher at various points In satitliorn Oregon. Sho Is survived by hor husband and two daughters, Klwliie, nged li xears, and the Imliy, Kmlly Day; her mother. Mrs. ICmlly S. Day; a brother, II. T. Day. and two sisters, Men. C I,. Swin dell mid Mrs. (!. M. Jldweii. n torment nt WIHIiiiiik ccmeteri : The Well Dressed Man on Easter or Any D IDou ever notice hw gogd clgtjKss win recogni tion for a man wherever he goes? A littIe8more care in choosing a suit, and a little msre courage in paying ths slight margin between ths bsst and almost as good and hs gains an advantage hs hdds evsr after. I he new Spring Suits and Overcsats mads for our clientele by the most reputable manufacturers in ths business smbody a distinctive individuality and char acter in fabrics, style ahd tailoring, which mark ths wearer as a man gf gogd taste. Now rer.dy for our ward. Model Clothing DISCOVER PLOT TO FOMENT REVOL J AMONG NDOOS I.fNIHN. April 1 A the n-olt ' SAX AXTONlo. Tcv. April -'o. -of the eixure of (lenneo ami Au-. Friffhlful deM ruction f the country trinn -.iibjeet aboard the-f'hina mail liner ( hina lat I'eVnianr while mumd from Shanghai for the Iniled State, the intelligence department of the Hritieh government claim lo hne iinenvercd a phil of immene ramifi cation conducted with the MtrHie of cau-lng a revolution in India. The American headquarters of tho plotters Is said to be on the I'aetfle eoaat. At leaat one ship la known to ImVo failed from San Kranrlsco with n German crew and Indian cnusplratorN and arms on hoard. The llrltldh officials any they ho Ilevo that Franz Hojiji, tho Oermaii consul general at Snn Francisco and other persons under federal indlct inonfh ore, pnrtlclpntcd In the plot. The hcndipinrtcr of tho plot In the orient was nt Shanghai, and whou the gun running and other tunchlun tloim wore uncovered, according to the authorities here, the plotters sol sail for .Manila aboard the steamship China. The lender of the plot selxcd on tho China are said to have had In ! their possession false pnpsporta which i they destroyed. Among tho moil tak- l" """ m veesoi wero uvo aus flvo t Hermans from tho Herman ships In ternod In Shanghai and nt other Chinese portH. The seliure of tho party on the ;i,Yci:inxi: and iiahk I'ltKVKXT APPKXDICITISi The simple mlxturo of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Ad- ler-l-ka, astoulsho Medford poo- ! pin. Hiiciiiiko Aldor-l-ka acts on J IIOTII lower and upper howol, ONIC hPOONFCL rollovos almost ANY j CASI3 coustlpatloii, sour stomach nr 'pus. It remove such surpilslng foul matter that a few dosos often roliove or prevent appendicitis. A short ' treatment lielim chronic stomach I trouble. The INSTANT, oas.v action' of dlcil ku Ik uhioiiImIiIiik. Other Day Enjoys, a Certain inspection. $20 and up Every department in our Furnishings is full of the sea son's newest and nobbiest, and we are ready to supply all your wants. PERSHING F m INTERIOR A ,hroMn wn"h ,m American tr.mfH have Keen orwrnting onth of (nn Grande wa pictured in a lng re- iHirt receiveil br flenernl Fnnton ti day frnMi Oeneral I'erehing. Tho re port was written nt Solevo before Oeneral I'crbing had learned the de tails of the fight at 1'nrral, April 2. Oeneral Fiuiston refned to dicu the character of the report except in g'nernl term. It wn ihip of (Icnernl Perching' report on condition that caused Secretory linker to enil Ma jor Ocnenil Scott to the lwirder, it wn miid. In the iTirt received today Oen ernl Poivhiiig mculioned the hostile nUitude nf the impulnce nt Hncliin cvn, displayed when Major IIoiiho pned through theie with a o.nndmn of envnlry. lie enid tbo force wn uljeclcd to niping. For the inot pint, howexer, lie declnrcil the jmi-crty-otrickcit peon element exhibited nothing hut nputhy when the Ameri can troop pncd through the coun try uml skirted vitiligo' where (lie hungry inhabitant had gathered I mm Hie war-ruined count ryide. 110 BARREN WASTE Nurmfs Hot I Order Them Now for Friday Price 2 for 5 c. Nurmi Baking Co. IMnlcoi's of lUHTKR-NrT PAX-IMNDV - Run "down ? -Tired ? Weak? Kwry prlng most people Hi " mi of ori " - their vitality I at a low ebb. Through Hie winter motitM shut np a great deal in hJJlwr office, or factory, with heahhy eacrclse in tlie great owldoors-eat ng more than necessary - the blood be MuiiMi surchaned with poisons I Hie k beat Spring meiiiclne awl tonic is one made of herbs and roota withont aleii- nol-that was tlrrt aiscovereji or it. Ore,. veers ag. Made of Golden ileal root, bbKl nnit, with glycerine, It ia calel Dr. I'ierce's Uwklen )(euieal Dleeovery. I ngredionts on w roppcr. It eliminates from the UhMKl dliease breeding ioiions. It makeii the blood rieh and pure, and furnishes a founda tion for sound, phyidcnl health. Sokl by medicine dealer, In liquid or tablet form, or wod It) cents to Dr. riurec's Invalids' Hotel, lliiffnlo, N. ., for i large Dial package of tablets. WHEN "RUN-DOWN." Salem, Oregon.-" As n spring tonic, to build up a weakened, run-down system, and to givo one an appetite, I found Doctor herse's Oolduu Medical Discovery good. A friond had recom mended it and I nnd it nil that t-hc claimed for it." Mus. Jaki: UiNiiiitt, 10UO S. IloJIvlew h'tu-et. Confttpntion caiues and wrionly nggrnvates many dlieiises. It Is thor oughly cured 1'iv Dr. Pierce's Plens nut Pellets. One a laxative; two or thtoe a cathartic. Buns CAL!li IiAIRrN XlT!.Ml'SVJJ Sv Prestige Co. ;; ( I "id ' m o j i u 0