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Newspaper Page TextPACW FOUR MKDFOttT) M TL TTcTBrNTC, AFEDFOKD, OTJECiOX, TfrrRSDAY, JTXE B. 1010 r t 4. If ti .i 3' it I I MEDFORD JV1AILT1UBUNB "".AN rNMir?.Nni-NT" NlJtVHIMI'rcit PUUMhiiuo i v i:ii aiti;iinuon BXI'IHT Ht'NUAY HY TIJI5 .Mi:ni'oiti) 1'juNtjnu co OfflcMll Trlhunn lliilldllix, lf-17-l! North l'lr struct. t leplioiia 75. T)m t)-miHTntlP Tlmm, the Mad font Mall, Tim Mini ford Tribune, Tho Hmilh (irn OreKonlmi. The Ashland Tribune. (IKoTlblC I'UTtfAM, IMItor. EunncniPTiort bates i Qua year, by nmi . . . ........UW Q)ia month, liv mall . .. .10 Par month, dnlivpivil by carrlur In ' Mrttfofil. Mtoonlx, Jacksonville nit Ontrnl Point .. ........ .10 Saturday nrtly, hy mall, wr year.... 1 lAAfctlv i,r va.Br wv ," . ...... .... 1.69 nrflelal laur of tha CimrlM I'lipar or Jacaarm county. it of tha Hty of Matlfonl. Rnirrfrt 3, II7S. ateonri-rlnaa malUir at MadTorit, Oregon, under the act of March Sworn rirculnliott for lilt 1. Pull IiiihmI wlrn Antoilstpil l'raas (lis-patelim mm high "" PUBLISHES ANNUAL "The Him Mini While." Ilm hiiiiiihI 'Of tllO Phoenix high whool, ia .jual off illii pi'twii mil! Ima beu (loliveicd to till uliitlcnt body Mini faculty. Tho I'hoouix aehool nrc Hut find !n I ho con tit - to pitmorvu for fiiltiio fllnaat (ho history of llu si'hool vettr 'TioitniuiiiK to (ho study linllt drain idiot, nihilities, with photographa of tlio fut'iilty unci slmltinl. Tho hook Is iiiuloavtl in ii xxhile ijovni', fiiihoMit'tl, prltilutl in IiImh, Mini Ilm froiitiapit'Oi) In ii out of tho aehool liuililinif. Tlio inoKcnl hoard oT nlii iKttioii, im well dm nil forumr lmiinU, tiro givun ii I'UKf. followed Itv a his tory of tlio IMiotuiix achuol to tho pioaont iluto, liy .Mhv (I. lohiiNon. JliilMniio rtiioilinitioiiK of (ho at'hool ftii'tiltv, senior, junior, sophomotfa Mini fioNliint'ii xilh abort oxplntinloiv mutter of t'Hfh flHHx, follow. ('loan poems, thu ehool .omsT, edi torial, (ImitiHtlo crfoi-t uiol nlltlt'tlt 4HpUkVBnfiil nil) (riven promini'iil fil. 'Ska niwtuul vhrnam wild mntic wit iMNl HuxMlltHl 'WUtm! HttliatifW," in vkWU tho tlUiiiiffuialiiiiK iiimlit), HtcRnnrnt. IiIkIiiN nini, favorite oeeti Mtion, future voeodon autl uiiuioit of tho oiiMMtt Hex nro fien. Th uniitinK ia on enuineleil imimt Ht) httn thirtv-pixht iNtvw mitl ettver, Mkia verv crfilitMhlr of fori lor Allure liifMm of Ihia nntl other tuihoola to try nml excel. It with (trinUsI by Hie lledfor.1 l'rintinir Co. I COMMUNICATION. f To the Aliter: ill the ilmlv Meilfni.l Moil Tnl. IUH iue n ,a 'J 7 I here iimu r UN article to the el feci iIihI Chinese ibWmhiiIx, lltitiuiirinn lieoaiiU atol (tub White itiHil nre heinir killetl Itx Uw riMiileiilH of Ham Vallev. Sueh pondiliou mm not exit, ami the iVNlent of iIiim eoitiiounitv reMcnt aueh rt'aehiiiu hccumiIioii h h iv fWtioii hniii the iliuroeter ol notl rttiariiM. It ia belipveti thut there Hit n fTMl u uumlwr of KMine pruliH-lioti-WU nut! eiuiMrviiUtMiiMtM in Shiuh Vitlltty an' etiutn MMy eooniioiit. in tlwi atute nml furtbrr. thut none wouhl Mrmil, "if it were ii matlci ot kMowhilue to biw." no lufmettoiii. ol ihe jmuie lMa tu bo cwiiivd on on notietni. If it W trtw I hat the inl'iiiniHiil kuuwM uf MIMi tliotMfhllesM iiniiidiiiil Mho i killuitf IhiMc'lHiiNtiful uiol Hiwful uiiun binla, then it U lu ilulx iliiieil) imiNtrt aueh infomoilioo ( the nMM- autboiilU'M mnl kIoioI 'lily Ibvreitllfi to ttoaiat iu ure iKinlinu the Nelur, We nil ut'lu-tw iu tfiua ooteeliiu, mul it la luwe In ettate out iu Hit on ad help do nor imH. Tkoiv are u tw who re u little Mnitl(t jvt and tr wbjle it will be liereaaaiS to Its euaUinlile iliiduuiaiM , oenriug In wind that oriu'tieullv uu oue ma) lie ted. but feM an lie driven. Yuura ei trnU, en v w ixnitAM. Ham' ValUv. J i oc II. BATTLE OF QETTYSDUnr. NOW STAGE OF WAR PAK18 Juno H llauerat Joffn., tho Kranrh ooMimauder in chlet. i.mUn ic ootired at riu nvtutDUaiteia KivdeiUk 11. Alloa of Now York, alio hui, Uin tdeulltied with rollof work, ami ud.-i Wpivaatuf bla high aMirofiutlon tlf Anerlcnu ayuiiioihw dad the ail ix toitded to i he Kinueh wuuu.oli mik..i hi nil IqUm-oiIuk wiumi-r ou the Ken rat nut ot tho war Ho loiuuaieil tba orottMt Krone uoaltiai (u that In Hie tnltoit BUtiHi nftr the lml tie of Ufc-i'r '-urn o THE SUGAR FACTORY LOCATION IX (lie iclcraiii received front (leorje K. Sanders relat hw he sale of the rtah-Oreon St'tfar company, li,rht jk (lirown upon the reaaoiiK wJiv the iactory was located at (irniit.s Pass instead of Medford. Mr. Sanders says: To obtain tli fuctory at Omnta !', Mr. Bnptler it ml IiIm aMOrlatoN lit the Itvariif Hlver Public Serrlce ooriioratlou, h Grants lan Inatltittlon, gnaratttiil the bond lump of thn mumr (Oinpnny, and deeded to tho OroKon I'tali Sitgitr pontiMtiy a valuable retory alto at a noiiMiml ooiiRldtratlon, and attbnrrlbcil for fifty thoiiaatiil dollnra Ot tlo ftatd bond !, nml Mr. 8HinleiH na that ha, hlnmelf, and Ida Itrtintdlntu aaaorlattw arq now alio ralatnK over 100 acrea of bo tit a. Yet Alex. 2sTihley and his nsnoeintcn in the promotion of the factory, knowing that the factory wits, assured (Irants I'ass hecanse of tlio stock subscript ion and site sub sidy, deliberately assured the business men and farmers of Medford and vicinity that the factory would bo. located whore the greatest acreage of sugar boots was secured, and that tho factory would bo located in Medford provided tho bulk of the acreage was signed here. When the retpiired acreage had been pledged by tho Medford area and it was ascertained that the iactory would go to (Irants Pass, regardless of the location of beet acreage, in violation of the promises made, a jiatural re sentment arose against the double-crossing methods of promoters and caused tho cancellation of the bulk of the acreage signed. The promise had boon made simply as a bait to secure the co-operation of Medford people in sign ing acreage, with no intention of being fulfillod. . Had the promoters frankly taken the public into their confidence, explained why it was necessary to locate the factory at (Irants Pass, a greater actual acreage would ht in boots today and there would have boon no hard feelings over labor lost iu a false? cause. The operators would have bad the good will of tho community. According to Mr. Sanders, the promotion litis boon ex ceedingly profitable to the promoters, who have already cashed in their prospective profits, realizing from 200 to BOO percent profit, besides aiding their other investments. Yet the location at (Irants Pass was a strategical mistake, as shown by the fact that tho operators must pay freight on beets from an area extending from Oakland on the north to Ashland ou (lie south in order to secure the retpiired (juautity ol beets. THE LAND GRANT MONEY U NUI'JK (lie terms of the O. & ('. land grant, bill as passed bv congress, if ratified bv (lie supreme court bill, the counties of Oregon containing railroad grant land will eventually realize $1 1,000,000 for use in highway con st ruction or port improvements. The amounts each county will secure are as lollews: County lltnitoit .... ClarkHiiiaa CoIiiiiiIiIh . Co i hi Curry Doujlaa larkaou . . JiiiOililn i,..Hm.,M.nHHH,.,',H..a.'" HimllWHII.HW..Mi. Arroa Grant l.tiiidM Unttold ,. ss.ttxn.uu .. S0.HJ2.O7 . 17,(178.88 I .i06.nns.srs . 17,811.01 , OlMIH.ll .lllJtU.lR t!7,H0.HK AnioiinlH Apportioned $3K I.IU2 .0 I7.k:.7 .o l)tl,3M SS GAS, 112 'ill 11,110.1 i:t S.3TI.H.1 1 "" u.au.itr. st 8KS,2IO no gSft.12.. ?-. l.r.sti.iu i is si,:..-..-, on 33 MS" I ' IBn.r.x 1 : J7.H7H :v 157.721! n.ioo t. : 152.117 in Klamath 18,018.00 Una MM.l Lincoln A... U.aOB.OO Linn ej,uee.33 Marion SOUfl.OO Multniiinnl. tUl7.0fl Tillamook 2V.7I1.00 Waahlnnton 17.932.1H Vamhlll 2M1.ai The money will be received iu driblets, a I ho property is sold, and it will probably bo years before the total amount is secured. The disposition of tho money is left to the county courts and can be jpent as received or han dled as the state school fund is handled, as a trust fund, the money being loaned and tho interest only bujug spent as a eont'iiiuing appropriation for road construction and maintenance. ir handled as a trust fund, the sfc2.:il.2,91.'5 which .lack son county will oveutualh receive would yield an annual income of approximately' $110,000 a year, which sum is double that spent this year on roads. If tho principal was spent, it would mean the improvement of all our highways. Moth plans have their ml voeate and opponents. Tho ques tion will bo whether wo desire to houofit the present or the future. However, the money hasn't Is-eu rocoived yet aud will not bo for some v ears, and there is plenty of time 1 c dis cuss its expenditure when it is. iiileiexttnir feuluraa of the film. Tin limn. Hllhotttjh din, are in koci m. In tnkonf thi (ui I'li'in the pl.iv ul 1-nicl &uirwiir to lieum with, tin lritdnc.r hnd good material fur a i!n.Uiin. Thi oruhmil Im been al tered i-oh-lderabl, to Uie't III aereeii iviUiieiuenl, but thi" laet rvullv eu linmeo the value. Tiuituht will Ik the I tmil perform ance of ".Merely ilni Ann." Mmlloiil UiM.stcin. Smol.o The Medford and Mt. I'llt Clgaro. AT PAGE THEATRE ZiiiimII'- i.itin'it- pl.iv, "Mtivlv Man Ann." in .li....pl.i ptoditetioo ut the I'liyc llu-otei ve-leitut, prav ed ii di't'iili'd ueeeii. , "Merelt Mur Aim" i lh tl tf eomedy-draina idiotoplar thnt ahmUd be preM'tttcd to the puhlie oftener. It eonlaiiu cohmhIv und.ptttho. action, I me neluiK ami icoud dirtt'tioii. mi interest uit plot. There i that about Vivian Mar tm'i. miuiiii I'lmnn thut ia ireeil ibl aiwaluir, ami, exelmUny that laet. ho l m verv euHibte iielre a moll. Her feature lend theut.eUe to the M-reen moot udmirnhlv uud he iim'i them mill earvfttl jmlmmnt to yet her el feel a. She ha imt into tliio tilm delwiilt'nl little louche ol act mi; tliat ant it mateiiallr. A IjiiucIoI, lliiiiN llilhaid t I'lilnbotea miii xr vioo.t xxottv, and at nil lnne lo i- ton in. in A lini id. muter p.irl. Ui.it t Snl i iljixitl In meat .iilwiut .1 III Null. i III. i X It l tNIC 5--3F 'l l in Mi:iuoiti iMioei.it T IXSTA.XT ACTION Those who baro uaed It In Mod font aro aatoHtabod at tha INSTANT ac tion of Imule buiWtUorn bark, alxi rlne, etc , u mUed tn Adlor-l-ka Hooauae It aita ou BOTH lower and upper Ixiwtd. ONK UPOONKIU Ad-tor-l-ka illevM alowt ANY CASK cousttpatiou, our atomaeb or gaa. it remove tuili aurpitaluu; foul mat ter that a fevx doaea often relieve or prevent uppenditttn V hoit treat ititnt belt", ilirouii, ti)io.oh tronlile I ii I la- k in- in uKi-t ELL-ANS Absolutely Romoves Indigestion. OnepaekaiiO pi oM"., 'J5e.lt ulWllum'.'tS. I tuibuUuM rIeC trowr JOHN A. PEKL TJNDERTAKEB Laity AMlitunt H S. HAltTi.KI'CJ riiontM M. 47 and "-J litoimMle 1 1 e !,.. Set x Ice ROOSEVELT AWAITS INVTATION FROM G.0.P.G0NVENTI0N (Coutiniiod from pngo ono) fon from other- -i ( lor it- own richtsi then hooiu i oi Inter we alinll hnxe to aiiliiiiil, to the will ol nil alien eoniiiiror. "For two yours in the face of the a xx I'ul world calaclyniu, Him natioii hat stood annino itml lielpli'h nml hnx not in tllO amatleat ilexrci' pie pined ilneir t8 word off tho dniijity. No ptoiniae, no cmmim mm imtde fiv lltoxe reapoiiallile Inr thin itmi'tioii ia cnlilled to M'.'iuu- i'OiiidtrH(ioii. It h for vott mid jour Haaocintva to -lion the people that tlii' liaxo h wtirthv alterunttxt' lo which to tin n. "Tlio piofeHaional (leniian-Aint'ti-citn-, iictiua; through xnriiiiN okoii eit', iiichiilin -o-i ailed Cleiinaii American nlliamc-, are at thw mo lllenl Horvitiif uotn e on the iiii'inlioin ul vour I'Oiixcntion that vour itetion must he taken .xxith n mow to tho m ti 'e-ts. not of the t'niled State, hut of (Jerniuijy and of thut auction of the (leimaii-Atiierit'itn vote uliioh b oult-AmerieHii to the core. (rllli fiet niuii-Aiitoi-Jenim "I helievo with nil tnv htnrl thflt tJie action of these winfeter firofc"!--toiiiil (lenunii-AiiicrieHiia will he re piidiitled with iiiirtv fonti'inpt bv tho real uiaM of onr OHow-eiliyena who ate in whole or in part of flor maii blood nml who, as I well know, are iiniupnHi'(l In mnt'-'tl nml whole Houled Anicrii'MUHnn bv itny other citiPtiK of our land. Hut the pro foixional (IfninUi-AtnericHiia aru eekiiit to terforhto j'oitr uonvutittou; for thev wihIi to olitet ntt Novem ber, a mini wlin xlmll not be, in jrooil faith, nn Amei'ieMii pieideut, hut tha viceroy of a foreign xovoiimipiit. It ii for your convention in omplmtit' i'ltxliion to teputlinte them. Tlui eiut he douu iu effective milliner onlv by such action nn to enable lcpuhlk'iui, irotrri"ivi", ileinoernts xxho nto true lo the piiueiploi of Andiew Juelvion, the iiiilejH'iidenlx in whorl, all loMtl AineiieaiiK to join in tho eflott to rciich (he jsonl ut till Imve III MOW. "(an we mil, iotxi'ttuiif pn-t dil ferenei'H, now join, lor the oilcl and Iimiuii if i.iii- cinnilrv. to enforce the jiolielot of genuine AmetieHiii"in nml jreiliunu jiiei(Mliieiii Surolv we .uii nffWit In net in neeottlance with (lie wonla of Abrnlintn Lincoln when he mild: '.May not nil bavin com mon iif tut el lotinite in n common effort (o wive our eommoti countn .' iltty we uk thou who have mil dif fered with it to join in (hi nme aplrit Inward llioae who huxcf "A far ita mv oiil i known to me it in in thi aiittv sHrit that nt tin time I make my aptwal to rcpublieniix nml profjri"ii ee mwumbltnl at Chi cago. (SijjiuhI.) ' "TI I KOUOHi: HOOSKVKliT." LOKDON. Juno 3. David Lloyd Ooorxo, mlnlater or mimltlotia wna onl. provonted from nccompanylnx Lord Kltclietlor on Ida lll-fatl trip on the Crulttor UHiuixliIre by tho Irlnh cilala, nccordliiK to itatementa iu political clrcloa here today. It had boun nr- ntngoil Hint Ido.xdOoorRn ahotitd nc company the mlulitcr of war to Ittmaln but the sudden cnll upon the Welidi stnteMinnn to modlatc between the Irish fnctloim upHOt this plan The 'place was taken by other reprenentn 'Ivch of the mlulHtcr of munitions. That new, black- r .to .10 Al M 36 J7 .VI 3 I . .Tt ) i .V-. i4 t .. i tV, .. i 9 .. i a n .. ...lord Sit.. .Hatt-lr root "lalr.l Wi lt 10 tJIJ szt, S1J. $11. til. .$50. Barefoot,, Rubber ONR of its most valuable clmrnctcristics, for Tiro (and Shoo) purposes, is its CLING quality its tenacious grip on smooth and slippery surfaces. Through thai it gives its tttaarimmii Traction with a minimum of Friction. When you put on tho Brakes to slop the Car, or throw in the Clutch to .itart tlio Car, the Tires made of this black "BAREFOOT" Rubber instead of grindivo against tho ground for Traction, CLING to it, as your bare foot would cling to n slippery floor. That's why we've finally christened it, and trade marked it, as Barqfoot" Rubber. Get a sliver of it, fhm any Goodrich Branch or nearest Dealer. You'll find it .stretch almost as much, and return to clriK almost as instantly, as a mire Rubber band. Weigh ji Goodrich "Barefoot" Tire of any size aR;tint tho corresponding size of other makes of Tire, and vou'll find it many ixnmds lighter, thqugli many "Miles" Urovger. Drive it. and you'll find in Goodrich "Barefoot" Tires a liveliness, a quirk ratponms to power, a tenacity of traction, -and all this with a Mileage capacity which will surprise and dolight you. WE developed this "Barefoot Rubber" 'prim arily for use in our now famous "Silver town Cord" Tire which, Iaat year, showed such marvellous ENDURANCE on the liaco Track, at over 100 Miles per hour. But we now make it into Goodrich FABRIC Tires, Gotniriih Inner Tubes, Goodrich Motor-Cycle Tires, Goodrich Truck Tiros, Goodrich Bicyclo Tires, Goodrich Rubbc Boots, Overshoes, Soles and Heels, as well as into Silvcrtown Cord Tires. Bcauae, in all of thc$e its chan'ctoristics of "Cling, Spring, Stretch, Strength, -and Lightness" arc first requisites. Now, compare GOODRICH Fair-List pricos with prices you aro quoted for same size Tiros of other Brands, that have not the wondorful ltatilience and Cling-imality of this new black "Barefoot" Rubber, which can be had in no other Tires than those made by THE D. F. GOODRICH CO, Akron, Ohio, ,i0 .40 .. ,00 40 .60 ,.1K CB ZJ GOODRICH KTP) BAREFOOT 99 T ires n ti nn n T-nmrmiriiiiiini I mi iiiwiwiiiiiiiimiih Goodrich Tires Sold Exclusively by C. E. GATES BEST IN THE LONG RUN ?' IRRESPONSIBLES Do not need liability insurance. All others do! . We write it. McGURDY INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 1-2-3 Medford National Bank BIdg What Is Uric Acid ? THE CAUSE OP BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL AND SUDDEN DEATH. Ewr elnco tho discovery of nric ncid In Uio blood by Sohcolo, in 1775, nrnl the bad offect it bad upon tlio bodx, , eoientista nnd phj-sioinna bavo striven. to rid tho tiseuM nnd tlio blood of tlda poison. Because of its ovrr nbnnuttnco In the system it causes bneknebe, pains here nnd there, rhnu inatlim, gout, gravel, neuralgia and. cciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis covered a ticxv agent, called "Amine, which will throw out and ootnpletely eradicate tills uric ncid from the sys tem. "Anuric" has proved to bo 37 times mote potent than litlna, ami conseqnently you need no longer feur mnacnlar or articular rlaumatln or oout, or many other diseases which ara deiiendent on an accumulation of uric acid within the body. Send to I)-. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and Rr.r Rical Institute, Uuffalo, N. Y., for n pamphlet on "Anuric,"or send 10 c na tor a trial package of "Anuria Tablr!. ' It you feci that tired, worn-out ftelim. backache, neuralgia, or if ymir aleep is disturbed by too frermmt urination, go to your best drug storo nnd ask for Dr.PieroeVAnuricTnbb'ts. Ibcy are put up iu 60-wint packages Doctor I'ierces reputation ia uncit ok this mediclno and you know that hid "Golden M"dical Discovery - for tho blood and bis ' Favorite Presoriptlou" for the ills of women bavo bad n splen did reputation for tho past fifty yours. Doctor Plerce'a Pellela nro niiequnlod ns a Liver Pill. Om Unu Supar-coaUd J'cllel a Done. Cuio Wck iloadnaho, ililioiis Ilendnclic, Dixalncaa, Constipa tion, .Indigestion, Hibona Attacks, and all derangements of tbu Liver, titoutucU nnd Dowels. ,, Medford House Movers we m n HOUSES, BARNS. GARAGES, MACHINERY, ETC. Phono 488-M GI2 S. Nowtown. 737 W. 14th St. (ffn Suits (if) HEOfony ' VIlloiriE TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Clcaninii, Frcssittn anil Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS INTUItUItllAN AUTf)OAH CO. TIMU CAltl). Lonvo Medford tor Ashland, Talent and Phoenix daily, oxcept Sunday, nt 8:00 a. m., 100, i:00, -1:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. tn. Suudnys leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. in. nnd 1:00, 2:00, 6:30 nnd 0:30 p. in, Loavo Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 8:15 p. in. Also on Saturday nights at 0:30 nnd 2:20. Sundays loav Ashland nt 9:00 a. m. and 1:00. 4:30. 6:30 and 10:30 p. m. r -- ldVII6lG 1 Oonxe.RRi 9.8 U iT 'SIS T SURPRISE YOUR WIFE and the KIDDIES T.iko hoi.u Mime Ii o cream tn nlKht. It mill surely please tlinii bcaides an authority wis that it has more real food qualitiCH Unit liiilld atreumb thun moat of tin fooil wo now vat. That's ono of the reasons whv xou tdiould take homo ICtC CKK.WI ai least three or four times a week tlm ln the warm sinner months. it will he one of the bent l Tt )ini ioul.1 uh,. the klddlea. Hoe that it lomea front un nur'j Is the Tissue llutldlug l'uri I nod kind. 1'Ikim IHI WESTON'S Camera Sop 20S Kast Main Strcot, Medford Tho Only Kxchwivo Comuioroial Photoyiphcr3 in Southern Orogou KpgntivM Ma! uny tinio or place by apiwintiuent. Phpne 147-J We'll do the rest . o E. D. WTSTOH, Prop. THE DAIRY V "fJT