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TI1.15 lEDFORD MAIL TIU1WNE, MED.1T011D, OREGON, SUNDAY, MATtOH 13, 1010, MEN BATTLE 31 DAYS WITH STORM Six Men Escape After Terrible Hard- sMps-Boat Sinks, But Hen Reach M sk5ff ,wl,ich, u?v. An out "c ' fnT MM.l mmlA limit w n V tii trnppor, ho shared his provisions, but refused $200 to attempt crossing the strnits, snyinp that it meant cor tnin death. They rcmnined storm bound with Pablov until February 7, when they started out ngnm. Nel son boenrao enow-blind nnd wnndor cd nwny nnd wns not found for 28 hours. Konchlnj Knpnnk, the party found Island FrostbittcnOno Smw-Bllnd. wny to Becomes Knflnte Bay, livinjr the entire time- on whnlo oil and dried fish flour. There they mnnnfced to kill a seal, but in attempting to oross the strnits their boat was wrecked in a Rale just as thoy reached Cape Ujrnt. After more hardships nnd suffer- FAIRBANKS MAY AGAIN GET IN Former Vice-President States That nt No Far Distant Dato He May Go Back Into Politics. what particular field of polities ho CABINET TRYS OUT is considering onterhiR. NEW COTTON SEED HALLS PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF SHAEFER SEWARD, Alaska, March 12. After ft 31-day battlo with ice, blii- rarda nnd hunger, four of the six jnf. tboy made their way to Upanek mea "who rowed away from tho wreck villniro in a native canoo and from r il , T tl T f . u mo summer rnrnuon uaiiuurj i (noro -with two native putdes went to nra safe in Seward today and the AfoRnak, where the Tahoma found rcfcsahiinj: two are safe at Kodiak. them. rte fonr men were brought to So- ward on tho revenue tusr Tahoma, GUGGENHEIMS STILL IN CONTROL OF CLAIMS -which left Seattle February 8 to search for the missing men. Thoy nro: Gus Swnnscn, second mate of rr.v:rp.T.A"WT n 'rno, in tho Farallon; Charles Peterson, sen- Effort8 o gho thftt ,ho Morp,n. man; Albert Bailey, passenger en.G belm synd5cato eonsidere its option on the Cunningham conl . land claims in Alaska still in force, were apparent by the government to day, i ihe government nttornovs cross-' Cunninghnm nt ronto to Kodiak man. Tho other two were Charles Pourne, a resident of Afognnk. now safe at Knfliar Bay, and Captain . . : J. ,. . examined Unrence For a month the Tahoma searched thnt he syndicnte Btn, considors itsl for Uie missmg men, with never a npreemen(s tti tho Cunningham I . , , 4 . cntrytnen valid according: to the was leaving Karaluk straits, she :stnlcmcnt of St hen B5rch m spoko the schooner Xfattie. whose ,injJ d5rcetor of- fhe syndicnte. B5rch,8 c. i -""""'jhtaeiit tended to support the been at Uyak, Jcanng there two days , aRrccment mnde several wecks apo in a dory headed for Afognak. , when ;R nnv John j . The Tahoma headed full speed for r QM, , ' , i "7 aVL i syndicate, appeared before tho con- of March found the men. The four , j oomm;ttee investigating now in Seward mil return to Seattle !,ho Ballinger-Pinchot controversy at " V" """-.Wnshineton. LONDON, March 12.Fonnor Meo-President Chnrlos Wanle Fair banks, who sailed for America from Liverpool today, declared thnt he may re-enter politics at no distant date, according to an interview with Fairbanks published in the London Evening News this afternoon. Fairbanks is quoted as having said: "I will not say that I am out of politics. I may, in fact, reenter politics at no distant date. For the present, however, my time is occu pied in working for a limitation of international armaments. As n re sult of this movement, the civilized world may expect to sec a material reduction of the world's war ex penses soon." Fairbanks declined to state just WHAT! CHICAGO, 111., March 12. As a tribute to Jake Sliaofor, the veteran billiard player, who died in Uonvnr Tuesday, all play in the local bil liard halts will cease between 1:30 nnd 3:30 o'clock tomorrow "while his funeral is being held. Shnefers body arrived hero yos tcrday from the Colorado city. Sounds Bad, Whatever It Isl ROME, March 12, J. Piorpont Morgan is preparing today to un dergo an operation for tho removal of a polinpus of the nose, which in terferes with hi? breathing. Tho growth is not sorious, but its oxcis ion requires careful nnd delicate sur gical work. Aside from tho nasal trouble, the Americau millionaire is in excellent health. WASHINGTON, March 13. Mom boru of Vrctltlont Tnft'n cnbltiot who nto cuoklfii and pantry mado from cotton xooil yostordny woro uiinnl innus today In assort Ihk that thotcoit ructions woro "JiiHt as aood" as any thing thoy had tnstod wltoio whont flour was muni limtoad. Tho fonat was provided by Secre tary of War DIckliiBon, who received tho viands from his nephew In Texas. Tho unique banquet wns k:lvon with tho Vlow of showing that the cotton seed flour could bo unod In tho placo of wheat flour. It Is not cxponelvo and Uo backers claim thnt tho use of tho flour would loosen tho cost of living to Bomo oxtont. Tao cooklea, broad and other foods mado front tho cotton sood flour have boon sent to Dr. Wiley of tho tlopnrt mont of agriculture to nnnlyxo, lie will flubmlt a report on Its nutriment vnluo In comparison with other flours, , II Sunday night. The men tell a mnr Tclons story of their two months battle for life and a final victory, Cnnnincham, who has declared that he would make his affidavits denying the existence of any agree Leaving the wrecked Farallon on , ment nftep the ncROtilltjonB Vith the !u"; t uVl -wiuarj .c Quggenhcims had failed, insisted to- 0i ior iwm v.ovc. ynere . ey d that whm the ent reflisca pnt m for the night. Put tinout tho he GuBKenhe5in tcrms nlI a,ements next morning they ran into a north- were thcreb nbr0Ralcd. west gale, the heavy sen nearly i swamped the boat nnd the spray S Ellis Votes With Democrats. fmrn nn iham nntil ihav rocomLlo.? 1 WA SFTTVOTTIV Tl ( "rnw., 1 animated icebergs. (The McCall bill, which provides Just off Douglass Tslnnd the bont,for the publication of campaign con sank under the weight of the ice with tribntions to various political pnr- which it wns coated, but the men managed to reach the island, all ter ribly frost-bitten. They hnddled in a sheltering nook for 48 hours nntil A modern house for sale? Yes, sir: vo have one with S rooms, beside clos ets and two large porches, one screne ed. This houh is modern In every respect; electric lights; stone founda tion, plumbing, etc Good lot In fine location; all houses In vicinity modern; no s'mcks. Hojeo is plas tered and double sided. Good wood house. We can sell you this placo for only 3250, and it is worth tho money. Reasonable teims. If you really want a nice home, tcmo prepared to buy, as you will llko this ono. Hi. rn fmnllv frrninA in l, t ported upon favorably to the house! today. Congressman Ellis of the! second congressional district of Or tho blizzard suhsidpd. Then setting egon, voted with the Democrats as off to the camp of Michael Pablov, a ' favoring the bill. The Western Investment Company 020 SOUTH GUAPE STREET THOXE 1201 How Are These For Bargains 5-room house on Cottage avenue, East Side, lots .100 xl20 .$1500 1 lot ou Grape street, East Side, lot 50x120 $400 2 lots on Palm street, 3 blocks from new depot, 56x 124, each $450 lots on Hamilton street, 2 blocks from new depot, 56x124, each .. $600 2 lots on Fourth street, 2 blocks off Oakdale, 56x 100, each $650 Fine residence lots in Crescent subdivision, close in, Call and look over our list in fruit land. Thoy are some of the best in the vallev. SISKIYOU! REALTY CO. t BOOM 22, JACKSON COUNTY BANK BLDG. PHONE 3311. PLUMBING SH AM AND HOt WAICH IILAIING All Work Cluarnntoiul Tricon RoiiHonnblu COFFEEN & PRICE 11 North D St.. Modford.Oro. IMioue 30H 9H White Streaks rrotino has furnished mnnr nutomobllo contentn durliiR tlio mid winter woason nnd. 10. 11. Wntorman of that city piled up a nice lot of winnings with ills llulck cars. In a race rccontly run from Fresno to Coallnra, Wntorman succeed od In crossing tho finish lino with a little Uulck White Streak abend of nil tho bit? high powered cars and not only won tho grilling ovont with tho llttlo runabout, but lowered tho formof record by 16 l-J mln utoa. it...... rvtnlltttrn ttiA nrfiprnttt tirnrlilml fur tl III OH t Htroilll' oiib hllbcllmblng contit on what U doscrlbod aa an 'almost porpnndlc- l. ill TMi.ir.. ....r . nviintiinn ntnrturn In thn ffOO fOT all. tllO 9 ovont being won by a lluck-40 driven by Kratxir, a llu!ck-40 driven by Waterman wno oocond, nnd four of tho ntartorH failed mitlroly to roach tho Hiimmlt. J , ' Tho White Streak lllvcr valley. Thono their ownor. Tho White Stroak nth Knlla, tho Ditto I tho SlHklyoitH to San without inUhapi. The WMto Streak blneH Hpod, power, DcmoniitnittonB by la tho moat popular enr over Bold In tho Hoguo In uao for tho jmat yonr nro an Rood na now. Ak has Bticccasfiilly mado tho Crntor I.ko, Klain- .odRo trip, tho Creacent City trip, tho climb ovor Kranclico r.nd tho Portland trip from Medford In tho beat car over offored for tho money com Blmpllclly and durability. Price 11150. appointment. MEDFORD BUICK CO. 1IUICKH KXCM'HIVKLY TOl' VKIiliH. MnnaKer IIOWSO.VH OAHACJH B88a SPRING IS APPROACHING RIGHT NOW is the most important time to make your selection, Easter is nearly at hand. Our shelves are stocked with the newest and best that this spring has to offer, and our patrons will have no difficulty in making a choice. We have taken what we consider an important step in carrying as much stock as our shelves can possibly hold. WHY? We wish to solve that vexing question "to dress well, in correct style at moderate cost. Before buying material for street wear, calling, dinner dresses, dance dresses, wedding and receptions gowns or kimonos, you are cordially invited to pay our store a visit. We will try and con vince you that the big store leads. THE H. C. KENTNER COMPANY 71