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t ITO? MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MISPFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909. FIVE DIE WHEN CAR STRIKES AUTO! FINED $250 FOR Stiuffcil Out, While Mother and Infant Aro Injured. (Iltillfil PrcdH I.nnnpil Wire.) I.OS ANOHUOS, Cut., Now 20.- Tho lives of Nicholas .IiiooIm and , t"tr Ht Ht-MH Mr. mill Mrs. Kn-il Williuius of 'drnulM Puns npi'iil Tlninl;uivintf !n ,Mmi .ml, I In kiii"Ih of Mix. Wil liiiiii.' i.iii'oiiIn, Mr. anil Mix. A. M. Woodford.. Mr. mill .Mix. llorni'O IVIIoii of SmiiV Viillny 1'iili'lirali'il TliniikKiv Injf wiih Mi-ilfoiil friends. Mix. V. V .Ion.. f Hum's Viillny pent TlimikMjiviii willi homo folks in Mcdfoid, rnluniiiiK Iiottio Friday inoriiuij;. Assessor V. T. (Iriovu wan in Mod ford Tliiiixilay from .Jiicksnnvillu. Mr. ami Mix. A. K. Ili'iinnis anil "Mr. anil Mix. I). II. Ilanloy of Jack Honvillo hxii( TlianljMKiviiij,' in Moil fonl with friends ami ul tended llm Sutistikn duueo Thursday nit'lil. John Hooson cmni) in from Klmn nth county Friday for a short May. Hnlpli anil Tom Stanley nrrived Thursday from Klamath county, and will proceed today to their horni! at Jlrowmdioro. Mm. Mario Ninkell Ulrlch of Jack sonville attended thu .Swastika dnnco Thursdny nlflit. wisirioi Attorney aiulkoy wan ml Mr-. Nicholas Jacobs, 11 Moiirord rnday proseoutiiiK tint Kn- uko: tuken to hospital. cllH0' t ecilin F.linibcth Jacobs. 2-montbs J. A, WVImIi Iiiik purchased tho in- old hnhy, tnknn with mothor to hos- tcresl of Torrnuco Hodges in the pitnl dclicntosscii utorn on North Cetijrnl SIMPLE ASSAULT Father and Four Children Have Lives -Man anil Daughter Mix and Severe Sentence Is Imposed Has to Leave Town. Arctic Explorer Is Upon Verge Collapsc-r-Frlends Cannot Sco Him. of 4f4 4f-f . 1 BUSINESS LOCALS IwihI hulurduy John Kridpr and daughter arrived in Modford from Scuttle, tho man apparently about four children snuffed out, tho mother '' yearn of ngo and tho woman lick ing fatally Injured at the Kinorcmoy Mwleilitw to 'JO summers. hospital, m.d 20 Ti.unkagiving incrrv. , " """"" . ... rom" occupied by the girl at- uiakerH seriously hurt, wiih the tor. (moted attention and Policeman and her I wn months old baby girl i Murdook wiih called in to ipiell it. rihhi toll resulting from a panic thai "him tho loor wiih broken open the started when tho Jacob nutiunobile loom looked like a cyclone had boon wiih run down by n speeding subur- 'lowg nctivo business, and Krider ban ear on tho Lonir Pencil Pacific ""d tho girl were engaged in a tler-e eleetne lino. The dead: Nicholas Jacobs, .f, building con tractor. ICntio Jacobs, 18 yearn of age. Minnie Jacobs, 1(1. Tony Jacobs, aged (1. (leinoiils Jacobs, aged J. ratally injured: (United PreM Iimeil Wlr.) NKW YOIUC, Nov. 2C Suffering from a nervous breakdown, following Ills Inborn In preparing !iIh report for the University of Copenhagen tcrpass upon, Dr. Frodorlck A. Cook, tho Arc- ttlc oxilorer, Ih today nt tho homo of friends in Manhattan. So serious Ih tho nature of tho ox ploror'H lllncHH that not oven his most Intimate friends aro allowed to sco him. Waltor Lonsdale, tho private secre tary of tho explorer, ''sailed yesterday with tho records by which t)r. Cook Ordars for sweet crnnm or butler Ti.llk promptly filled, P.ioha the creamery. I'hone 10U1, tlltf Southern Ten & Coffee Co. will do the rct. Rest men! or tho Icnat money tho Spot cafo. AT THE CHURCHES oniue. ir.wiiH evnient t int more nr leMH of a fiKht laid occurred, nnd the iuiiii'h face and neck had been urn red on frequently by the finder itailn of hopes to provo that ho Is tho original thu wo'mnn; aluo, hIio hud evidently dlscovoror of tho north pole, 'on tho lamiuil on Iiin eye, iih the next morn- steamship United States for Copon hagen. Tho rocords aand roports contain about 30,000 words, and tho unlvor slty authorities probably will bo sot eral wooks going ovor thorn Jivruuo. Hon. Claud Oateli of Salem, U. S. imnk exnmiunr. wnw in Mudford Fri day on official biiHineHM. . rrnnK unmeron or Applogato, a prominent stockman of that locality. wns In Medford Thursday. wiriio .Martin or uom inn was a Medford visitor Thursday. Mrs. Mabel Htitton br Bacramonto, Cal., Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson. Frank llrown of EakIo Point apont Wednesday night In Modford. W. Kaplln and F. Patterson of Ash land wre Modford visitors Wednes day, v HT Professor W. T. Van 8coy of Ash land speht Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs. D. 11. Ruseotl MAY EXAMINE PRICES OF FOOD Head of People's Institute Declares Prices Are High Because Profits Are 'Larue. i. i i .. i t . t ink ' imu a ninny iiamneu optic. Ivrider was taken to tho city juil t i ... venm of """ momuif; was iirougiu De- fore JiiHtieo Canon, who, after eon Mulling with District Attorney Mul key, agreed, owing to tho mnny (om- plientioriH of tho ease, to allow the dofendnnt to plcnd guilty to n nimple nKsnult. Thereupon Justice Canon fined Kridor $2.r)0 and sentenced" him to nerve nix months in tho count v jnii. Tho jail scntonco was NiiHpend ed on condition that Krider nnd bin daughter mnko their gctnwny at once. The onnh fine was collected. During Thuixday night Krlber tried to kill himself by hacking at his throat and hanging himself. Deputy Shorlff Ulrlch, howovor, arrived In tlmo to thwart his purpose FIRE BUGS ACTIVE IN PORTLAND SUBURB Church and Parsonage Pastor Narrowly Escapes from House. " iurned (Unltril Press 1ah Wlr.) NEW YORK, ' Nov. Charles Spraguo Smith, tiead of tho People's Institute, today lsautd a ntatcmont i iiit. !iM lMr to lil fnthr fiii'll whleii will write i T':ii'iii r anv cor yof demanding a federal Investigation of Miss Myrtlo Toll of Montague, Cal., th odvanco In the prlco of fo.odatutfo. Is a Medford visitor. ..... . . Martin J. Ilediiyth Jowcior, hat added CflnO now wall caso to tho oqulpment of Jils stores for tho recep tlon of the big stoclcof goods ho now has on hand. Tho caso was construct cd by tho Medford Sash & Door com pany ana la an ologant piece of work. Mm. W. IS. Rodgo of lloieburg, dnughter of Mr. and Mm. W. W. Kif ert, nnd Juntin Kifort Hpcnt Thanks- giving with their parents. Nieliolim Cook, pioneer, retired oil oxen o orui central nvontio, wnfl taken HorioiiHly ill Tuesday night. Ho in much improved. John Wndo nnd Itovo Itninj-, two of Central I'oint'n citizcim, were trading nnd mghtgeoing in the city Wednea day. Mm. ary Milligan and 'family of North Central avenue, took Thanks- giving dinner Thursday witii Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnnnoy of North D street. It. O. Smith'H little daughter linn Ho backs up tho domand w.tU fig ures reported to tho Now York stock oxchango by Armour & company bowing that In tho year ending" Oc tober 36 tho packing company made 35 por cent profit! on Ita capital stock of 2Q,0Q0,000. ' J Smith declared that tho Armours kopt thu figures secret until tboy wcro forced to mako them public so they could list tho company's bonds on thu exchange Hi,charge that tho figures Bhow conclusively that tho high prlco ot meat Is caused by tho excessive prof Its being taken by tho packing com panies. Ho assorts that olmllar con ditions exist In regard to other food- stuffii Indcsponsablo to tho peoplo. FASHIONABLE BACHELOR APARTMENTS BURN '.'f wa'Cri-iil lb Ih'ImMI ir -"'ii ' V J ' IP"'"' l" 1 '.i!tl " Vi'l "I'll t' yr I (rlr'. If It (nil.'' illi! I l-t m, , ". ' "f. Mi' :ir 'tl'J Into liU txK'bot. r i!iin.' iu:np -t n oitnmou lend "tn-ll l 'Ni' 'i it pii't' of paper Mir I. in.t-' iifit. steeii. crltUMun TlM'rn tuiM' 'fay It. won't write n- -i l. ,v.n like now Fi.rlr over i n illtii-." , Hjv Dijh Cover CriginaUd DnU.-c liiinulii i talt,i w.-iv uot I. :bf 1 ni l;it;i;i - tuveitii aieroly t Ui'i", tin- Tin ii warm In uiiHltuevi ilayrt p.iipl.- hiti- a (raid ttuu kiIoi. lUU'llt bo lliIriHlll.nl liltll flMHl iKItWl'ltl. the Uliclii'ii ami tlx' table, hence tU eM)k wiih ordeitHl m cover the dlsbea. and the covein were not removed until thu master of the bouse snt dowu to eat. The wboleMouieuess of ttit food was first tented by the servants, who wore requlml to tnnte It before It was served, nnd If they came through the trial the fool was till right. Later on, Instead of the food being tasted, It wns tvittcd by certain objects which wen; supiWHcd to be In fallible antidotes against poison. (United Pre Lum1 Win.) PORTLAND, Or.. Nov. 28-An In cendiary who has been terrorizing tho residents ot Woodstock, a sub urb ot Portland, tot the past week, early this morning applied a match to tho Methodist Episcopal .ojTurch and parsonago, afte.r Jjavlng4iattir ated the caroet of tne' cnurcn"wltn kerosene Both the clirch and, p&r- sonago wore-aostroyeaf. - .. Tho church had bon completed but 60 days. It was blillt by popular subscription among the i members. The loss will total JG000. Rov. John D. Volco nnd family were compelled to fleo from the burning parsonage In thoir night clothing. t Bcforo Igniting the two buildings tho Incendiary cut the toiephono and flro alarm wires In tho Vicinity bo that nows of the fire waBj?low In reaching the fire headquarters. - TEN HEN BLOWN OUT TO SEA ON COAL BAR6E (Unllr-il PrrM I.(uiJ Wire.) NKW YOKK, Nov. 12(1. J. been norinuHly ill nt lior Grnnts Puss Howie wns nrobnbly fatally burned homo with diphthoria, but in now con- mid n mimbor of otlioro narrowly es valoKcent. leaped today whon n fnHhiounble C. C. McClondon of Qold Hill Is bnoholor nnnrtment nntronircd bv spending th wlntor at Lompoc, San- tnombors of tho Anny nnd Navy ua iiarnara county, Cal. nltib, wns destroyed by fire. A. E Mihh Jifollio Towiio, tho popular urnokott, n retired nnny officer, who never close. They are without lids whh too atilt to run, oscaped by mid- nmi encii is covemi witti n tninnpaieni inc down tho bnniBtom. Ho was bad- h'' much aembltng glasu. When ly burned Qtaxad Eyes. Snakes may almost be saTd to have glass cycx, ItiMwiiiiirb as their eye (United Prtss Leased Wlr.i NEW YORK, Nov. 26. Tcu men nbonnl tho bnrges Conowngo nnd safely Stetson, drifting out to sen before n fitiff gnlo, nro facing death todny. Both barges nro laden with coal. They wero bound for Philadelphia when they broke nwny from tho tug Pntionco Tucsdny nenr rontnqun Point. Tho tug put out to sea again in an endeavor to recover them, but it is fonred that the barges will not! bo nblo to weather the storm. Itcv. Mr. Ilickfl, pastor of the Buptist church at Ashland, will oc cupy tho pulpit nt the Medford Bap tist church in tho morning. In " the evening Earl Olin will lead the per-, vices. Tuesday, December 7, Itcv. A. A. Holmes of Horning, Cahrwili open a series of meetings, continuing until tho following Sunday. Presbyterian Church. Next Sunday, November 28, pronching at Jl a. m. Tho subjccU of tho scrrooijhjB "The Divinity off Christ n Necessity." We would like to consider tlijsc vital question to gether for one-hojf- hour. Specinl music. Pttachiiijf'nt 7:30 p. m.: Sunday scfio'ota't 10 a. m.: C. E. so ciety nt OjS&TpV'ni. " impressiFe serVice3-, Beautiful and are promised for.all that' worship. a,f ilia Vir-at TatWn.V,fPlZt, -t.'.VUtC L C l r rrl " t ... lien. Duuujijv j.ae music win oe es pecially in iSiepS with the Spirit of praise 'mi33$fnksgiving. A mrK chorus of 2o voices will sing. "The Lrttd la Exalted," by West, . and "While th.e' Earth. Bemaineth' by Tourrf. Key, W. R. Dyer, whose scr mons are intellectual feasts as well as spiritual uplifts,. will preach -the morning sermon and Rev."''" Belknap the evening sermoiO .xii: Teo La(e tfi .Classify? Exponent of the World's Coming' Treatment Mr Olnoy ms como to Afcdfoi-cl to explain his mothoda ofhoanngaiid udvertiau hh healing ins-ituto at Portland ofEtb,WilL1rY' h0 V 'TflSful ,U!rtIcr' tl,ro,,8h his '""Jorstnnding of the laws of nature, heals you of all physical ailments. Ho wns born with this honling power, his first cure having been effeatcd nt tho nge of seven years. Do not neglect your disease, but call on him and bo henled. Health of mind and body, prosperity and success are yours for tho asking. Mr. Olney has a Healing Insti tute in Portland which ho has had charge of for one yonr, with great success, healing people of nil kinds of diseases without the uao of drugs or knife. A remarknblo ens: Portland boy healed of ap pendicitis. Harry, the 10-yenr-old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Ely, of 105 Fairfield road, is the happy boy, who once more is well nnd back to his school. It doesn't matter what your trouble is, come and bo convinced of bis healing power. Parlor, The Palms Main and Grape Streets, Medford Call and Get a Free Booklet. Hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p m. Consultation Free FOR RENT Rooms. 45$., "Ityrtlett .street., . i-. 216 WANTED ABUWe gfrV!ilt4-ltlng "tteet. t ' - -in''.; - The Touns-treportcr bad had If im. creased upon' ntm thatwbeo he wiu' lent to soe a .man be must aeeblm. Some hours of waiting on various occa. sons bad developed In him the'-sterei- lypeil pbruiie, "Can you tell mebowi long I'll hatetawaltt" One night "he waa sent to. Inquire about prominent man who was. reported, to b 111. Ar riving at the houss?.he.. was Informed that 5tr Blank was itremolj- Ml In fact. Itwas foared that he waa dying "Can you toll me bow long 1'lfhave to wait" be asVed Tb Sweat Innocent., j - - -"Charley, dear." said, youna Mrs Torklns. "you must stop worrylnf about household details." ' ' ' "Whafs the trouble now?" "You were talking In your steep again last nlgbt. Every once In nwbllo you would use some expletive and say. Gimme some more chips.' You really must get your mind off the wood pile." Washington Star. 2JL. deputy county clerk, spent Thanks giving evening in Modford. William A. Hnnover of Orants Piihh is spending n few days in Mod ford. MrH. W. Willo, formerly of this city, passed nwny recently nt Cut It oriuo sanitarium, in Santa Rosa, Cal., according to a messngo recciv ed in Medford Thursday. IlrlHono'H great novolty show, which hnn been drawing good houses nil over the const, will npponr nt tho Anglo opera house Snturdny evening In rotlneil vnudnvllln nnd novolty nets. Tho headllnors Includo Miss Corlno Ilnbo, HhndographlHt, Tood nnd WllllamH, fiiumnlcers, ami many other amusing nets, Admission, l(ic, 2fic nnd ROc. .loo Knnvvlos, a pnlntor omployod ASSEMBLY PLAN DOES NOT HARMONIZE FACTIONS (Mull Trillium Scoliil Service.) ORANTS PARS, Or., Nov. 20. The nssembly plan to harmnnizo tho political factions in Orants Pass did not seem to work, for tho courthouso was crowded nl tho mooting with voters, and H. D. Norton and J. C. Smith will fight it nut nt the polls. Norton is stato Henntor 'from tho county nnd Smith is tho representa tive . . the reptile cunts Its outer skin the eye scale come off with the rest of the irtiiiMpnrent envelope out of which th Miake dip. Thl kins"." otvi scale Is so tough that It effectually protects the true eye from the twigs, sharp jrrass and other ole ENGLAND'S BUDGET WILL PROBABLY GO TO PEOPLE (XTnlted Tress Leaup'1 Vlro.) LONDON, Nov. 2(1. Daspito the fact Hint Lord Lnnsdowno nnd other Conservatives nro todny pondering on tho nctvisnlnlity ot their uocision utructlous which the snake encounters to reject tho budget, it appears prob- lll lis iruveis. yet It is transparent nhln that r.nnsrinwnn's nintinn in rn. CIIICAOO, HI., Nov. 20. Mrs. IV 1 . , . I llllivillll nil iiiv i.iiklinu nill ttiliuiiu, ... ...... , .... . a,1110m!P(1 t0(iy tlmt 1U)t,ti,,s ro building on Main stroot, undertook to finish nut bin Thnukflglvlug Jag nt noon Frldny by Imbibing somo wood alcohol from tho stoc kopt on hand for use In tho painting of tho build lug, As soon nu tho offocts ot tho poison boenmo mnnlfost ICnowlos was tnkon to T)r, Lockwood'a'fifflco In tho Tlnsklnn building nnd tho ot'utf pump ed ouf'of him In short ordor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joffornon Torroy of HIb' escnpo wns nnrrow, ns but n 'Albortn, Cnn., who havo boon vlslt- llttlo moro of tho fluid would havo Hug Mr. nnd Mrs, J. 13, Watt, loft Prl- la plu ohowor. being circulated in which President Tuft is asked to iutorvoiio in behalf of Miss Paul, tho American suffrn gotto, who is imprisoned in England. Mrs, Pankhurst'tioolnrod Hint his tory conlamod tunny precedents upon wluoh President J im might not, mid sho believed Hint ho would. nndn' It Impossible to Imvo snvod his llfo. ProfosHor O'Qnrn hns roturnod froni n trip to thq Wlllanottovnlloy and will bo nt Gold Hill tomorrow to attend tho mooting to bo hold by tho tt.oguo Itlvor Hortluulturnl socloty at that plnco. dny nftornoon. fqr I.oa Angolos, Cal,, whoro thoy will spend tho winter. Mr. Torroy Is a brothor of Mrs. Watt, nnd It la not among tho Impossibilities that thoy may bocpnio rosldonta of tho Hoguo Rlvor vnlloy. enough to allow the most perfect vi sion. Tbtw If the Hiinko has uot a glass eye It may, nt auy rato, bo said to wear eyeglasses. The Crank. The completo crank is a kind of col- lector of causes, nnd It Is dltllcult to discover tho principle upon which ho collects them. A now religion nnd un derclothing nnd somo Insipid kind of diot nro nil the same to hi in, and hoi advocates them nil with equal earnest ness. Ho wants men to cbango their lives In every particular uud protests agnlust nil the ordinary usages of tho world both lu great and In small things. Ho doos uot boltovo that thoro la any Instlnctlvo wisdom tu mnuklud or any value In past tradition and ox porlouco, Kor his Wisdom has only just appeared among tuoii, nnd sho has revealed borsolf to very fow, London Times. A Pin Showsr. Fortunate Is tho brido who receives If only hor friends con- for tho hill to tho people will go to division nnd bo enrned. Thursday's demonstration wns one of tho greatest ever seen here. It required 100 policemen to clenr tho sqttnro. First-Class Ladies' and Gents' Bootblack Parlors DYEING AND OILING A SPECIALTY. V. W. Howard, Coast Champion Bootblack, Prop 6 S. CENTRAL AVENUE. IF IT'S GOOD yalue for your money and of first-class quality, regardless of what line of groceries you desire, We Have It and we can truthfully say that nowhere in Medford or elsewhere can so much be purchased for the money as at Allen Reagan The Square Deal Grocers I I A VERY PRRPI.IT.Xflwri OITlT'irt Is now, "What shall I get?" If you will see my stook it will not bo hard to settle that qnestion. I have a fine line of Howard, Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton, Hamp den and New Eugland watches, gold nnd filled jewelry, cut glass nnd silver Toilet Articles, the best goods for Hie prices. Uno Watch nnd Jewelry Repairing and manufacturing. All goods sold by me engraved free. GEO, A., BUTT, 135 West Main Street, Corner Grape. ! ANNOUNCEMENT The Roguo Rivor Canning & Evaporating company will devoto Mondnys nud Thursdays of onoh wook to custom work in tho man ufacture of cider, apple butter nnd jollies. Phono your orders for nioo sweet oidor to 11X2. Deliveries will bo made on Tuesdays and Frjdays of oaolv woek. ROGUE RIVER CANNERY & EVAPORATING COMPANY Mill In West Medford. Phone 11X2. Attention, A. V. & A. M. Thore will bo a mooting ot Medford lodgo this ovonlng, Work' In tho M. M, degree, I 1 ' J I fer beforehand, bo that there will be no duplicates, and uso a llttlo lntolll- gonco In tho eeloction of gifts, sho will get no end of charming things. Thpro aro bolt pins and hatpins and stickpins and collar and vol! pins, hairpins and watch pins, besides all aorta of useful. n I .. ...I.na. n .,M .M.k . ktiniir vAnw v.. o. " i-IWU 1.UIHV, ' " - . WHVWUM-j 1.1. , .rwl niVj.-KM.L uhuii uvunnuiuu Hu""" monta of aafotv ntM. To eomnlota tho cloanlng" today by dropping ton moro collootlon thore might also bo a rolling assistant wolghors from tho customs pta. sorvlco as a result ot tho government prosocutlontof tho sugar trust frauds, I Medford Iron Works j I E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprletpr. I M founary ana Macmmst , All k!nt' of Engines, Spraying Outfits pumps, Boilers and Ma-T iinwy, rtyeius in oouinern uregon.ier - 4 FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. I St "W FOR SALE At Reasonable Prices Ready to Deliver Now Newtowns Spitzenbergs Bartlett .,(, .. Bosc Cornice Winter Nellis And all commercial varieties. See L. E. HOOVER. Or Call Phone Suburban 371 MEDFORD