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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUND4VY. FEBRUARY 111. .1910. "THE SIMPLE LIFE FOR !," SAY Back to the Farm Goes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rhelnstorm However, He Has $30,000 a Year. LOS ANG7L'K5. Feb. 12. Hhrry Rhcinstrom, the eon of A GinciftJntl millionaire, who mnrriod' Bdim Lof tuptho English notrcss ngninst the vrifthc of life fnnnly, todny eompleV A njtotSntionS for th purohus of tlur-ty-ncr raiiqii nnr thfoothills. Mrs. llhinstrom hns nnnonuoiV tfint she'in nds to wnrchns six tlozcn chickens ami "make n homo for Ilnrry." Speaking of their proopsed life on n'fnrm fhc said: ." Icnn hake, nnd I am proud of my puddings and pcllics. I am po inj; jo prove lo ITnrry what a devot ed wife can accomplish. Ther is plenty of of fun in poinp to theaters but real happiness is at home with the man you love." According fo her plans Rhein Rtrom will plow' the fileds and do the heavy manual labor whilo she at tends to the chickens nnd "makes butter." Th younsr couple will not bo "dependent on their own efforts for thoir livinjr however. Airs. Rhcin strom, the mother of IFnrry, is n widow with $7,000,000 in her own name. She also has a large income from hr late husband's estate. She prantcd the young man an annuity of $30,000 shortly after he married, following his acquittal on the charge of insanity which mother preferred -against him when he announced his Intention to marry the actress. Cincinnati stating that reinstatement to the list of eligible players was de nied to Monto C. Pfyle by the na tional commission. This practically means that Pfyle will be compelled to play ''outlaw'' ball and that his 'services cannot bo secured by Wal ter McCredio of Portland. I Pfyle admitted having played with jtho Stockton team while under con tract with the 'New York Nnlioitnls but pleaded . extenuating oircum stnnccs. CHIEF OF POLICE IS CHARGED WITH MURDER SAYS CENTRAL BANK ' IS NOT NECCESSARY ! Assistant United States Treasurer Opposes Plan for Establishment of New Central Bank. miskey will not lot Davis go until the nrnivrn noil ornrn veteran has made a coml'ortnliln jJEUll I CU 11011 OlIlLU berth as manager of some minor league team. Davis has ornamented lltn TUDfllUU lUTfl DAV the bench almost .tantly for AND llWUlVN Mill DAI three years, lie has boon with tlie White Sox since he left the N'ew , " 'naval tug, Nina. Thu lug has boon missing since lat Sunday when nho left Norfolk for Moston. She servos as a "mother" boat for the third siiuadrou of subnniiines. t The Ninn is cnnslderotl seaworthy SEVENTEEN MEN ARE SNATCHED FROM SEA York Americans, of which eam he Twcnty.Efl,,t Tons pst, Tnkc and il Ubelieved sha has boon delay- Lfo Savll1 Crew at Sandy I was once manager. I .cd by broken uiaohlnery. However, . . . . R , . From Chlncso by Health Officers , , , , Work In Drlvlnn Gale to Rose LUMBER FLIES FROM CAR AND KILLS WORKMAN VAN BUREN TO DON A SACRAMENTO UNIFORM XAMPA. Idaho, Feb. 12. Chief of PoliceY. H. Fleming is under ar rest beer tdday on n charge of man slaughter, following tho death of James Moore, the man who when re sisting nrrcst was wounded by a bul let from a revolver in the hands of the officer, Moore had been arrested on n charge of intoxication nnd disturb ing the" peaces. On tho way to the jail ho fought the officers, broke away and ran. Chief Fleming drew his revolver, fired throe times, the third shot striking Arooro in tho leg, bringing him to tho ground. The wound was not considered seriously at tho timo but tho injured man died whilo surgeons were probiuu . bullet. Many witnesses of tho shooting have asserted that Fleming was not justified in his act. Following Moore's death Fleming was removed from office, pending an investiga tion and Moore's wife caused the of- , ficer'sarrest on a charge of mnn-, slaughter. , TWO MORE CRUISERS ! FOR PACIFIC FLEET SAN FHANCISCO, Feb., 12. Bankers hero, today are discussing tho -points brought out by W. O. Hal ston. assistant United States treas urer, who opposed the plans fo'r the establishment of a central bank. Ralston declared that the inaugur ation of a central bank involved an undertaking too colossal under pres ent American conditions. .Further more he urged that a central bank is not a necessity. As a substitute Ralston suggostod that the snb-trensuries of the Unit ed States should be at the disposal of tho secretary of the treasury in times of panic nnd that upon call, the secretary should be empowered to authorise th advance of monovs to the clearing house associations. CONSULAR AGENT OF BOLIVA SHOT BY WOMAN SCORNED AUHDRN, Oal., Fub. 12. Two men nro dead and a third is probably fa by and Dumped Into Bay. 'lumvv slorniH have been timing along tho coast and there H a posnihility i that the little era ft is In distress. Hook Rescue Ship's Crew. OAKLAND. Cal.. Feb. 12. Twon- uuiy nun ns tne rosuu oi u pcamiur ,y.0ight tons of decayed fUh aru in the waters of tho bay today follow ing seizure by local food inspectors. Schumann-Helnk Buys Ranch. NliW VOHK, Feb. la. Hvinion SAN DIK(H), Cal., Feb. 12. Word ,' f0Vinlng (ho muw . of two came from I.os Angeles today that WUH!).vt Ashing schooners, today .Mine. oiiuiiumiu-uuiuk, mo singer, had bouuht n ranch near horo. She wreck between Clippor flap and Col fax. The dead niv 11. Jones and Charles Stull. i Tho men were doing .construction Chinese and Italian owners of tho work on tho wad noar a tunnel Into fishing smacks in which tho decayed yesterday. As a freight train swung f,jh WOro found are being held on past them tho lumber on a flat oar .misdemeanor charges, was dislodged nnd thoy were buried; The odor emanating from tho fish beneath an avalanche of timbers. jm. voxels caused mi investigation Jones was killed instautlv. whilo i,v tl0 authorities which resulted in . dispatches today say tho sailing Stull died shortly after being brought seizure of tho jmisonod food. Three, sols, Nnthildo and Martial havo boon tress. said two weeks ago sho wanted a homo in Southern California for her self and pons. Salllna Vessels Wrecked. LONDON, Fet. 12. Contral News slid to safely on tho slender, life lino of tho Sandy Hook llfo saving sta tion. Tho vogelH woro driven ashore on Sandy Hook by a fiorco gale which raged through tho night. The schooner Franklin H. Nelson was the first to he sighted in di SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 12. Deacon Van Burcn, tho veteran out fielder, will wear a Sacramento uni form during the forthcoming season according to word received here to lay from Charles Graham of the Senators. Van Buren started out with the Portland club and has been on the wast for years. Last vear he was -with the Stockton club of the Cali fornia state league, hnving switched from tho Northwest league last sea son. He batted .277 Inst year, last year. A dispatch was received here from SEATTLE. Wash., Feb. 12. Ac-' cording to word received at the nary : yard today tho armored cruisers Montona and North Carolina are to' come around the horn and join tho armored cruiser squadron of the Pa cific fleet. Tho two fine cruisers i which were built on tho Atlantic coast havo been ordered to Buenos' Ayres to take part in the Argentina! celebration in June. They will meet the cruisers Washington and Ten nessee at that port and following the ceremonies to be held there will come to this yard for docking nnd repairs. It is believed to be the intention of tho navy department to keep the Montana nnd North Carolina on the Pacific const station. ALGIERS, Feb. 12. Tho victim of tho mistress he had cast off Sen or L'Dnchot, consular agent for Bo livia, lies dead' today in tho Bolivian consnlnte. He was shot and killed last evening by Blanche PlnncliQU whilo he was running to a pier to in quire about tho lost French liner, Chnnzy. ' Throughout the night the authori ties attempted to conceal tho identi ty of the womiyi nnd her victim, in view of L'Dnchot's official position. Today thoy made an official an nouncement of the affair. Public sympnthy here is nil for Mile. Plnnchen. L'Dachot was mar ried and wnsrcputcd to be wealthy- GEORGE DAVIS MAY GO TO A MINOR LEAGUE CinCAGO, Ills., Feb. 12. George Davis of tho Chicago White Sox, and one of tho best known players in tho major leagues, will go to tho Minors. The mnter has been under the con sideration of President Comiskey who practically determined today up on making the change. It is believed, however, that Co- crews is unknown. COMMANDER PEARY TO LECTURE IN MEDF0RD Famous Explorer to Be Heard In His Lecturo of the "Discovery of the North Pole." Owing to tho enterprise of Mr. to a local hospital. Mike Homing may weeks aco tho inspector seized dio from tho injuries he received and twenty-two tons of decayed fish a doren other men were seriously which also was thrown into 'the bay. hurt. According to the statements of tho i inspectors the fish was being hold USED $20 BILL TO FLAG to keep up high prices in the cheaper ON COMING TRAIN murkts of the city. After it had do- ouyed Chinese vndors would call for LAKE CITY, Iown, Fob. 12. the fish for the purposo of drying Stweart Dunbar, a stock raiser liv-',ui yelling them to tho Chinese ing near this city today is a firm be- trade. Hover in the power of money. Whilo Duubnr was walking homo Fighter Fouls Opponent, lust night, atom.- tho Northvestein VAN COUVKK. B. C, Feb. 12. railroad trucks, he caughtt his foot The scheduled 15. round contest iit,VhtUt'l, proprietor of the Whelsel in a cattle guard. His efforts to ex- North Vancouver Inst night between music store, the people of Medford triente it were useless. Louio Loin: of Snoknue and Rod will be treated to tho rare pleasure Hearing u train approaching, ho Stnndcu of Vancouver, terminated ;of hearing the famous explorer do frantically searched his pockets for in the fourth round, when Long was scribe the hardships, privations and paper and matches to signal the en- sent to his corner nftcr sending his nt last the glory of achievement of gincer. The only paper ho found opixtueut to the floor in irrealt ngouy his now world famous dash to the was a $20 note, which ho lighted. from a series of alleged foul blow; North Pole, iu which old glory wns The train was brought to a stop to the croiu. and refereo Hewitt do-, left floating to the hreexe above the within fifty feet of the helpless man.lclnrcd tho bout "no contest" and all "Great Nail," as the polo U referred When tho trainmen reached him he bets were declared off. There wore, to by the Eskimo, i'niuted. But be still clutched n howls of derNion from Long's back- Not only mny thoy havo tho privl blackened edgo of the bill. er. The fight up to tho time it wns lego of hearing this famous man - 'stunned, wa even. MINIMUM TARIFF RATE ' WANTED FOR JAPAN wrecked near tho island of Muporca, The lifo savors atttomptcd to launch iu the Mediterranean, presumably ! thoir boat but were buf foiled buck near tho plnco whoro tho French liner I hy die breaker thnt rolled iu iihmiii Chnnry foundered. Tho fato of their 'tain high. The gun and line then were resorted lo with succosi, Man after inun cniuu nshorc in tho breeches buoy, which, boatcii by the wave and pelted by hail, wilhtood tho elements until all wore rescued. Itnrdlv had tho last mnn left the Nelson when sho sank. Almost im mediately tho schooner Libby struck. The lifeline again was used by the men ashore and every ormn on the Libby was brought lo nafcty. The Libby seemed to withxtnud tho iHiundiug of the wave nnd it i be lieved that she can bo saved. Women Take Up Case. SAN QUKNTIN, Cal., Feb. 12.--Delegate from tho Women's Auxil iary of the California Pisou Com mission met this afternoon with the state prison board to consider charges of brutal conduct on the part of persons connected with the host of all thoy may do so sitting at j San Quonlin penitentiary which wero Big Company Insolvent. itJKiv, ri. l'j. jutigo cu recortis cm nis lecture nun tuey WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 12. .Hough today appointed Wnddelhwill bo on sale nt all Victor scores, A recommendation thnt Japan bo Cntchinir receiver for the Central 'of which the one in southern Oregon given tho minimum rate under the Foundery company of 37 Wall street. is tho Wht'tel Music Co., West new tantt law will bo made by 1'rcs- The Central company is .?l,000,00n .Main street. ident Tnft upon his return from Now corporation, It is alleged to be iu-i York, according to information given solvent. Marriage License. out by the state departmsnt this aft ernoon. I...!. 4:....!.r t... tr;..i t , ... t . . I nii'u mill iiii.-.imi'. iin uiu i ii-ior mm ny .iacou wopoiiiioimcr, who h i talking mnchiiiQ company ha scour-i under sentence of death for murder. Oppcnheimer's nltoniey were pros- This action it is expected will re- cut at tho hearing. Former Governor Dead. LOS ANGELES, CnL Fob. 12. Lewi Wolfley, former governor of Arizona, died at hi home here Ihi The county clerk granted u license afternoon from injuries stmtnined ' Searching for Tug. to wm,1 Saturday afternoon to Fred .yeslordav when he wn struck bv a WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 12. jW. Hurst and Miss Georgia N. Or- street car. Wolf lev wn run down suit in the great development of com- Tho navy department today sent or-lville. Both are residonts of Med- bv a Venico flyer yesterday at Six merce between the United States and ders to the yard at New York, Bo-, ford. Iteonth street. Japan nnd stimulate the shipping ton. Philadelphia ninl Norfolk to I 1 i bnsiness in tho Pacific ocean. . send vessels to senrch for tho big The enr for use, tho Bulck. 281 ' Your fninllv need n Bnlck. 2-U 1910 BUICKS ARE HERE We Sold Four Saturday-They are Going Like Hot Cakes-They Can be Seen in Front of the Nash Hotel Sunday Afternoon. The Car Best Suited for the Needs of the R. R. Valley t i THE FAMOUS WHITE STREAK In Rumble, Surrey and Toy Tonneau. $11.50 FOB PORTLAND The Car that is Best Designed for Family, Passenger and Pleasure tor t the Rogue River Valley $1100 P. O. B. PORTLAND. The trimmest, stauiichest small Touring Car on market. MODELS 16 AND 17 MODEL 16, $1900 F. O. B. PORTLAND. This car may have equals for power, performance ami speed, but if so they will cost at least $1000 more thnn the Buick. The Buick made the two best American records during 1909 on track and road. At River head, 113 miles averaging 70 miles per hour, at Atlanta 201 miles averaging 72 miles per hr. Medford Buick Company Tdu Velle Manager Hodson's Garage