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Newspaper Page TextMEDForcn matt; trtbttnti, mtcdfotitj. orkoon, TntiTtsDA y, - .tune s, 1910 PAGE THREW GOVT. CONTROL OF, TELEPHONES COST PEOPLE $9,623,477 WARHINUTON,. Juno rf.HiMitj iiiniit ol' pormuiiont K'iflnlutl(iii villi ilutiiiit l ho iiiHiiit increased itilu plumo lull rules iiml pliicinir llm loin phono NVxIiMiirt nl' tliu ooiintrv iimli'r li'iluriil ruinihilioii kii ii h lo prevent financial cnibiirriiHmiieiili ol' llm mvh ttiiiiH whoir lliov 11 ro rotiirucil lo pri Yiitli ownership wiih urired before the hkiiiiIii inlorMtoto ooiiiiucrcii commit loo toduv Ii v N. ('. KiiiL'sliurv, vice President nl! (Iiu Hell Tclcgruuli ami Telephone eiiihtmn v. Oitclinucd rciinrdiiiir revenues nl' tin' Hi ll properties under uovoiniiionl operation. Air. Kiiitisbnrv hiuiI I lie tfoVcriiiiicnt lost tli,ll'-';i.l"7 I'i'iiiii Anuu-1,1. HUH. to Mav 1. IiimI, under tliu ""titrnt tiiiulu with I ho Hull com pany. - j lloliirn of tlin Iclophoim properties nl uiii'ii wnn mired Iiv K, I'. iMi'Kinon, vieo president tr tlm U'llill'J ritiittw Independent Telephone Association. Hit iiIho rucoiiiincnilcd Hint uiiiiui'i'MH iniiko provisions for componHulioii nl' llm coinpnnio wliilo under iiovorn input control. Tomporiirv rolcnlioii of llm present iiilriiHliitu ml ox in ef fect until Ihcir I'uiriiimH can liOi'ile loriiiiiind Iiv Hio viirioim stud) eoin- UliHsioUH nihil Willi IINlil'll. The witness vxtiiuntod tin- covorn inont'H deficit in llm operation of in- dependent telephone cniupuiiic!) nl lllill,lllll), exclusive of rointntiiii-u with wliii-h llm L'oVfriiiuiMit lum no 'oic Iiiu'Ih. . LETTER BY E. V. CARTER IS PUBLISHED IE In llm June niiinbor of ''Kuri'ht nml Si renin" appears tho following lei I r from K. V, Curler of Ashland, whin oxprcises hit lov for the emit out -door, niul ospeeiullv (lint nnrt com prised in Soul hern Oroipni with which Mr.'t'urter is familiar nml where ihe spends a imrtioii of ivitv summer: "Mv ulii'iilioii has boon culled to Voiin Jiiuiinrv issue Which contains mi article Iiv John H. (irilflti describ iim ii linir hunt in Southern Ori'u'on iu early ilnVH. - There uro Ihoiptnnds u( lieoplo Ihti) in SoiiIIiitii Orecon nml liortlii'm California who run vnui'h for Iho truth of Mr. (Iril'fin's stories nml li'itifv lo ilu. In rt I hni Inn famous dog 'Trailer1 possessed almost huiiiun iiilclliucnco. " 'Truilor'. lum lonir nun none lo bis nm'iiril, but his roiillv wonderful achievements will lio remembered for yours to emtio. "Aflor mi interval of some veiirs I hud Ilin pleasure of nioeliiiir Mr. Writ flit iilii in lust full. Why ln is oi'i'iirtioiuillv rofi-rri'il lo im 'tlhl .lolui Oi'iffin' I Piinnot uiiilorMtiiiiil. for he is Mill cli'iir of t'W nml plivsimllv fit nml iiiiliniiuitlv uooil for niiinv vonm to imiiiio. .Mv Biimiili'r Iioiiio in on tln Hhorc of Iho Luke of ' llm WooiIh ru fi'iTcil to ln Mr. (IrilTii)'n nrlii'lo. "Tliu Iniclilolii'rrioa tiro Ktill nlonti ful llioro nml mini v-lion rx nml doer uro killcil thcro'pvexv hciisoii.'lhoiiL'li. of huurxo. thi'nri' not no iilontiful uh in tliu huntinir iIiivh of Jolin (li'if fin whicli ho wrili'H of. J 'or Hioao who eninv llio outiloor lifo tlioro in Komotliiiiic wrouir with tlio mini who looH uot Dip inoiintiiiiiB, lukoK nml " NtrpimiH of Southern Orocon uftVr iiloiil upiuirliiuitioH. "Tliu Hoi'iiorv i uiiHUriuiHHPil nnv whoro. Wo linvo tlin imroBt of wnlor. liii'u'o ttnnio niul u'liuio hirclii. fish uuil liiKi'lollM inoiltitilill hllrklohorrioM nml mi iiliNonoo of NiiukoH mul iiiHoot IiosIh. Whom i'iui nno tro to limit thi I'oiuliinutiitnf All Huh within n four or livo lioiirn' iiulomoiiilu rnio. jn tho iIIivh wliioh John Griffin ho itriuihioiillv wrilod lio tmoil to tmok ImrHOH to roach llm huntinir croiinrl now uunctwiblo ' to tliu nuluiuoliilc. Within tho tumt fuw voni'H wo will iliultv our vilrimiiL'fl to theso mime liuntimr ui'iiuiih viu tho uirnlimuf. Who knoWK, for t Iiu world Ioph iiiovo. "K. V. AHTKH. Oroiion." . ,, . ' r. : , . SERVES JAIL SENTENCE ' GIVEN TWO YEARS AGO RATTMC. .June ft.Ucnu'.WillliMW-' loy,' ;8iiiiHlo.' lotlny lifUiin "fitii'ifinir u uoiintv inil uoiiloiioo of lliropjiiolilliB .ri.win liilti limn tldilvtv 1 U'n Vimrl mm ....... , --. when h wiih oonviotod of violnline tlio iirolliiiition laws, i.nsi iimni iiu lincftlov wiih rolunsod from tlin foil oriil.iionilonliiirv nt MoNoiPs Island nfl.il. unrvilln nil 1H ninlll llrt'. HOIltoilltP itivon iiftor oonviution on u whiHkoy muuirirliiiir I'lini'tto. . ' '' The logical tabhif drink forJfieQltli' is INSTANT POSTUM And the flavor' satisfies, , . imliji iiiiiii iiinninmrff Anita Stewart at the Page Theatre Tonight Tho blackmailer had Rodordead to rlnta. IIRUMX, Tumulny, Juno AhhoiIiiIimI IToan.) I'mrcnnor Hiinii Dolliriioi k, C.iMiornt Count Mux Monl- i!olu mail ITofoHiior Wolior. tiiirnian expprtu nl VnnmllloH, hve drnwn up n Ion k inoiiinrniidum on tho o,utlun of roHponnlliiltly for Iho war whtrh will do iiroHontoil iih a roply to tho ontonto cnmuilBnlon'B roport. . Tho miimoraniluin n run on tho no- ci'Hiilly of milinilttliiK tho nuwllon to an Itupnrilnl coniuilHHlon for Inveml mitloii nml doiilos tlioro wan liny o.rot plot tivtwoon llurlln and V'lon- n a to ilvnlroy Borlilu. It wiyii that tlin :vrinan Kiivornmoiit could not ui-copt Iho otfiiru of Sir Kit ward (iroy, llrtlliih mirrolary for forotKD nffulrn In I'JM, who offoroil to modi- nto, liocaUHO It douhtod li In poWorrt 10 chiK-k tho warlike nnpliuilonH of Huh. m 1 ii. Kuiporor Nli'holim' propoiuil to rotor I lio dUputo to Tho llnmio ulso fulloil. it In aaid, liocaUHO on the same dity that tho propomil was mado tho mohllliuitlon of 13 urmy corps mea ordorvd. ltumila'a Impvrlallatlo pol icy, tho inoinornndiim nruuon. niailo war with Oormany Uovltnlilo. It nays Hint Uormuny'B war agalnm Franco wim ono of dofoimo and ud ni I in Hint (iormuuy'ii nnvnl policy wuh of audi n niituro aa to urouno tho dlntruHl of Oronl Ilritnlii. OBITUARY FAKIS XoiiH lum lii'on roooivod of Iho Hiiililoit iuix!intf iiwhv of Wnl tor I.. Knrii. non of tho lutu .1. It. KurlM nml .lonnio Kirix, formcrlv of Modford, Intur of Krosno. t'ulif. Af lor inoro Hum it your of niokiioKH mid mifforimr ho foil iihIpoii, lonvinit liis mollipr nml throo lirothors. Ford mid tlooruo of Krosno. Arthur of Uioh inoii.il, Calif., nml ono hister. Mvrtlo (now Mr. (Iriuit) of Krcsno. to mourn hin Iohh. v . HAWKINS At tho homo of hor ulator, Mra. E. M. Klclinuin, 87 mllos north of Modford, Mary M. Hawkins dlnil on Juno 4, 1011), at tlio hko of 3(1 youra' 3 nionthfl mid 1 day. Mrs.' Hiiwklna had boon suffering from tuhprculimln for anvornl yon in, nnd flvo wooka nt?o camo to tho vnlloy from Alliuuttorquo, N. M., tlitnktiiK tlin cliniiKo or cllnuito would houofll hor hcaltli. Rho Ioiivob to mourn hor Ions hor litmlinuil, I.oo Hoy Hawkins, and ono diiughtor, Mnrthii, linalilog aoVorul slHtorn nnd lirotliora who livo In Kanaiia City, Mo; ' Tho romnlns will ho uhlppod to Knnnns City for burial on Snturdny, Jiiuo 7. AIKENS -The funeral aorvlcos of tho Into Stanley Alkona, who dlod nt tho army hnspltnl In Halo Alto, Cnl will ho held nt prospect, Oro., Juno 0, 191!), nt 2:30 p. m. Ho loaves to mourn his loss his wlfo, 9, S. Alkona hla fiitlior, of FroRpopt, v. nml two lirothors, Harry of Wood, Calif., and OoorKo of Los AuroIos, and one sis- tor. Stanley Alkona was 2,1 yours of (iko nt tho tinio of his iloufh and had hoon In Hio army for two years. Ho was dlBchargod In April of this year from tho camp hospital bb ourod, but aftor roturnliiK homo toolt a turn for tho worso and wns roturn od to tho hospital at Camp Fremont about ( wocli ago, whoro I14. dlod 011 Juno a. Tho funeral' sorvlces will' lie hold at tho family homo In Prospect to morrow nftornoon nt 2:30 p". m. nnd will ho conduatod by tho Christ Inn Scientist clniroh. 'llurlal will ho In tlio fnnilly plot at Prospect. Tho romnlns will bo mot nt tho station by an escort of returned aoldlora anil sailors 4iud will bo escorted to tho Porl chapol on South Hartlo'tt stroot. , 1 1 ' . Old paporB fot building fires and liouso cloiuilug, 10c bundle. Si mm, Anita Stewart in "A Midnight Condition of HiirloW-Oitk (irovci Own nml in fair t'oiiililion, tViliirhunt to Wiuiin iliu: oi"'ii to Wuiuiiitiu to t'loar oroHk; loscd hv mow liolwooii Clour crook 11 lid Twin Briilion; no dotoiir liossihlo. O111111, Twin lliiili;os to I'ortlund. MoKcnzie liiuliwuv O11011 nnd in fair condition. Kuifono to Itlim river: open, but in noor condition. Blue river to Lost crook rmiKor Hlutioii. Closed hv Know between Isinl crock . runner Motion and summit. Willuuietto Open und in fair con- dition between Kuucne and Hoiildo urnilo. Closed bv snow from liouldcr U'riulo to Hiiininit. ' CroKcent Hitv-Oold Itench Open nnd in kood Cuiiililioii, Crescent Citv to lirookiiiL's. Open but still rouirht. Hronkinus to Hold Hcach. How Hivvr Open nnd in eood con dition. Cottuue (irove to Duiston. CloKcd bv slides nml fnllcn timber between Hisslon nnd tiuinipion mine. Will be om-n for teimm bv Juno 15. Kiwebiiw-I'eol Open and in uooil euiidilion, Hmdiurtf to 1'ecl. Modford-Crutcr Lake Opf-n nnd in fair condition, Mcdfrd to Union oirek: cloxcd bv hiiow between Union orc'oli und ('ruler l,nl;o Park. No do toiirii nonsible. Will bo open about July first, l'lnns lire now on foot to cut throiiL-h tho drifts wit In si'rnpers. which uiav make tho rood pon curlier than the date civen. Anna Creek Open and 111 fair con- j dition between Klamath Kails and a point two miles insido 1'urk line. Ijike bv snow. No detours possible. E IRE THAN THE WOMEN SAYS HE HXIVEHSITY OK IDAHO. Moscow. Juno 5. "Mo'n aro nioro intolligent than women. "Women havo hotter language eonso, they talk nioro than men. "Oldor stuitonts of tho sumo class aro les intelligent than youngor stu dcntB. "Each class Is, nioro IntolllKont than tho 0110 bolow It. " "Mon nro more intolllgoat than women of tho sumo nge. "Womon havo hotter common sonso than mon." Thoao nro Iho tindliigii of Profes sor 11. n. Hood of tlio department of psychology after a series of search ing examinations. . Tlio examination was glvon 225 111011 mid 1G9 women. Careful rec ords wore mado of the nnswors and tho results were averaged. That men 18 years old or older aro more intel ligent than womon. of tho same age Is shown by n table Professor Read has drawn up of students who re ceived a grade of medium Intelli gence, ranging from 117 to 142 points. Wils tnhlo Indicates, that womon 17 years old overage ton points high er than mon of the aamo ago, but that tho mon catch up with them the noxt yoar thereafter nno) that mon 22 yours1 old avorago S points higher in inlelllgenca than tho women. This means, according to Protossor Reed, that tho men havo mora opportunity to got out-Into the world and that women are nioro closely confined to the. home niul domestic duties. ! , IT IS ALT, GONK NOW ' Samuel L. Kramer, Box 85,. Sel lornvlllo, Pn,, writes:-' "I had kldnoy troublo for two years and had a tor rlblo bnckocho. This Is all- gono ow nftor using Koley Kidney Pills and I fool well again." When tho kid neys a,ro ovorworkod, weak or dis eased, tho wasto matter remains In' tho system nnd causes pains In Bide or hack, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff Joints, sore Muscles, bnokacho.. Foley Kldnoy Pills got rosults quickly, nud nro tonlo In tholr nealtng and sooth ing offoct. Good for bladdor troublo, too. For sale by 'Medford Phar macy, , ; V, 1 Romance" Oregon Roads Will be open bv Julv find.: i (imiitx KusB-Creticwit Citv 0n and in irood condition Hrants Piss to eiiHt Iron) lllinoiH river; poor cohui tiim from 'ensi form to Wuldo and for nboiit four . miles on Oroiron mountain.' . . ' 1 iv . J .' Three Kivers Onen between Wil InliHiiu 1 und Tillnmook. Verv roiiL'h fur six miles tlirouirli Ihq Grand Hondo Iniliun reservation: this sco tion is practically impassable for sev oral ilnvs after rain. Construction work is now in pronrcss between Dolnli and llebo. Kuircne-KIorcnec Open, but unite rouiih. KiiL'cnn to Mnpleton. Closed over North Kork inountmn. It is narrow road, with steep irrndo und sharp turns, an djs onlv for exper ienced drivers. Alscu Hiver Oiicn between Cor- vallis nnd Waldiwrt. -In fair condi tion. Corvnllis to Missouri. Bend. Onlv passable between Missouri Bend ami Waldporl t very, rough. Suntiaiu, Wucon Hoad Closed to all :pxeept foot traffic, Cascadia. to . 1 .l r s'jil..Z -v-..lr' I'lmiiTii uuiiiiiiiii v 01. 1111 1 inui nuiion ul forest. There nro sovenQ dunircr 011s liriilu'os. wliich should, pot he used bv -vehicles. . Should bo .open bv Julv 1st. . , , I. ; Kiddle-Drew Open and in fair condition. Hidillo to Tiller. Closed between Tiller nnd Drew bv con demned bridue.' " Bandon-Oold Beach Open nnd in passable condition for light cars, en tire leimtb. TO ACT AS USHERS AT TOLEDO, Ohio, June. 5. J3lght hundred former eoldiers'wlll be dep utized as special police and serve as ushers for the heavywoight cham pionship contest between Jess Wll lard and Jack Dompsey In the Bay viow Park arena here July 4, Tex lllckard. promoter yof the . .cqntest, announced today. : . . - Those mon have all seen service overseas. Thpy will be armed and will be under tho direct supervision of Mayor Schrciher and C. P. Wall, director of public safety. , Rlckard was advised today that Wlllard will come, direct to Tolodo, tnstond of stopping' off for a day's visit at his homo in Lawrence, Kas. Tho 'champion is due-horo June 4 to begin training. - ' . ' , ,' . BLISS NATIVE HE R B .TABLETS A RUN. DOWN SYSTEM Vllko a run-down clock. .Cnlosa turned up It la of .lltile: use. . If. you. are run-down from overwork, don't neglect your condition. Get a box of Bliss Native Herb Tablets", take one or two at bedtime, and you will note an Immediate Improve ment. For over thirty years they have proved a wonderful aid to men, women and children in main taining health and vigor. George Grlndstaff, Doeyllle, Tennessee, writes: "I was all run-down In hoalth, and It seemed nothing would help me, -I -was Induced to try Bliss, Native -Herb .Tablets. I am tliajikful for thin) wonderful remedy, because I .. am enjoving good health." Don't delay taking Bliss Native Herb- Tablets. There Is. nothing to equal, them for re moving tho cause of constipation, liver and kidney trouble, sick headache, rheumatism or disor dored stomach. They stimulate the liver, purify the- blood and tone up tho system; also. improve the appotlte. Got the genuine. Look for the trade mark ys and money back guarantee Jo) on evory box. price 11.00. per box or 200 tablots. i . - , . Sold by leading druggists and local agents everywhere. ?mzr j ,ThetJ heard , A Roder's andry ,i Vofco end -. i Bllnkle's In reply.- a ' 4. OF ESTATES TOAGUE, Jupo . There Is a bcatcil eontroversv throughout Bo hemia over the ouestion of dividim; nil Hie (rreut chIuIcs held bv Hie lum! owning niuunutcH of this section of I zoolio-SloVukiu. J lie crcatur part of the land in Bohemia is in the bauds of theHo lart'c land owners and there is u widespread demand that the cs tales sluill bo taken over bv the state and in some way put in the hands of the tioorer clusses. Tbc.peoplu are all the more insist ent that this notion should be tuken because tho land owners, for the most part, havo ben open enemies of the Czech nationalists and have been faithful satellites of the Ilapsburi; dvnustv which oppressed Bohemia for four centuries. ; .. i One of tlio first nets of the new irovernnieiit was to appoint a com mission to moke recommendations for reform in land ownine. Tho com mission now has reported recom mending that the LTcat estates should be botu-'ht by the state and that no land ou'ncrs should be allowed to hold nioro than about' 02o acres. The nucstion as to- what amount tlio state should puv these land owners for the land it expropriates in this compulsory fashion has caused se rious differences of opinion. All but few extremists concede that the land, should be paid for. President; Musurvk favors a generous compen--nation to the land owners while Pre- ' mier Krnmarz, who has alwovs been : identified with the Czech conserva-! lives, intervenes' in.behalf of-thc land owners bv insisline that thev should; be allowed to hold up to 7.500 acres. I It is expected that this Question will oe sou 100 wnen Premier uramarz re turns from the peace conference at I'lirui.' KIEL WORKMEN VOLUNTEER TO WORK EIGHT HOURS KIEL'. Germany. June 5. In these days pf strikes for seven and six hour davs. the action of nrorkmen at the Kiel docks in votinff 'voluntarily in the Stomach Sour stomach (heartburn) , Belching, Swelling and Pull Feeling, go fre quently complained of after meals re lieved In Two Minutes. Almost in stant relief from Pains In the Stom ach caused by undigested food. SENT FREE TKLu,DAT Send 10c for Postage and War Tax, name and address, and we will send you on approval our stomach prep aration, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which time you are to send us 1 1.00 or re turn the -unused portion It not .per fectly satisfied. Address: Uellingham Chemical Co., Rcllingham. Wash. ' WSTEURIZ MILK i ; AND 1 CREAI to work eiuht rather than seven hours is ho unusual Hint tho paper call at tioU to it in specinl articles. BRITISH GOV'T SHIPS GOLD TO J. P. MORGAN FIRM ' NEW YORK! ,Jim r.. An addi tional shipment of $5,0(10,(10(1 in void O, You Thinners! . I? yon want to preserve your face from sunburn, ; windbuni, freckles or tan, uso Han Tox Velvet J Lotion, 2f)C.' ' Heath's Drug Store;-' Phone 884 The San Tox Store Graduation jGifts ... .1 . ,, ; . " ' ; ; ' ; .Those who have come to this store to make selec tion of gifts for the Boy or Girl who will Soon grad uate, have, found it a pleasure as well as profitable to do their sliopping, here. f ., . .; ,',., .,'?' , We take pleasure in helping you make suitable selections and while the Quality, of every Thing we offer is the very Lijrhi.st, our prices are always a little lower. . - .: . .',- :" Johnson The Jeweler ; llllllliillillllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllll!ll!!l!ll!lll!!ilin 1 BIG DANGE 1 i i Cehtral Point i FRIDAY, MAY 7th I s 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 1 Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '..vThis mother knows that good pasteurized milk from, our creamerjr will help keep her child healthy all summer.' with your summer diet use only our pure ' fresh creamery products; ask for our products, they arc guaix antced none other "Just as Good." . Jackson County Creamery ? Not a branch of anv Northern Interests, but a REAL HOME INSTITUTION. . , for the account of tho British tov. eminent arrived hero from Canada to lav consitrncd to 3. P. Monwn.Bod ,; company. A total of $12,000,000 in 0, irtild bus nrrivad ho far nnd it ia uu- ... dorstood tbnt tho final ' gum will amount to Hr0.000.000. .. : : : r:-uu With Med ford trade Is Modront md it U 1 1 , , IJJ- T9- it , at- 3 1 Hi ill 111 Id 1 t