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1 wtuaaiiiuiiMMiu,Mii.i wii win iJUwiMt ii riM tixi'mrnfmam' ft I V ii Bfi w it i it- :: i :: i: h, PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, 3MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2G, 1911. i i E WM1 OAKLAND, Cnl., April 2C That ho wns nble to BUbJtignto any woman In Onklnnil and forco her to do liln will win tho HtatPinont attrlhutcil on tin1 wltnofls Htnnd todny to Dr. A. IJ. Ilyron, who wnn tnbhod by Clmn. Patrick a fow works n?o after a quarrel with tho latter ovor his daughter, Pranccn I'at rick. Tho physlclan'H allowed statement came out today In tho testimony of 1J tcctlvo McSorley In tho preliminary ox nmlnatlon of Patrick. The officer stated that before tho assault Patrick tried to Rot tho pollco to break up tho nl llanco nnd reported that Hyron held tho girl undor tho Influenco' of either drugs or hypnotism. "When asked to leavo tho Klrl alone, according to Patrick, tho doc tor boasted over tno toiepnono 10 mo glrl'n mother that ho was nblo to sub Jugato nny woman In tho city, Tho caso was continued until tomor row. llyron who Is married, had lived with Miss Pltrlck for sovoral weeks before tho stabbing. Tho father tried to per suade tho doctor to stop this nnd, fall ing, stabbed him. Hyron for suvciul days was closo to death. IROAD WORK IS WELL UNDER WAY A carload of horses and mules were unloaded Wednesday for Contractor Powell, who has taken n sub-contract for Maney Ilros., on tho Derby-Hoguo river road, contrnc for which was lot Inst week. Tho work will bo rushed through to completion. The Columbia Hrldgo Company has let the contract for 70,000 feet of lumber for the new bridge nt tho mouth of Dig Hullo creek to tho McClnnnhan mill. The sand and gravel can be obtained on the spot nnd work Is being rushed. Contractor Natwlck on tho Crater I-nko boulovnrd, building tho grado around Paunlea Hill, has secured fifty lnboters from the Pacific, & Eastern rail road and now has n force of 200 men rnnklng tho dirt fly. GOD OF LOVE ROUTED BY AN IRATE FACULTY HAYES TO DEFENSE OF JOHN M PITTSIlUnO, Pa., April 20. "l)nn Cupid" toduy Is In hiding ut tho Marga ret Morrison Carneglo school, tho wo man's branch of tho Carneglo Technical schools. Tho puppy lovo market Is on tho decline, nay tho professorH, and ono pretty girl, Huspendod for falling In love, Is bemoaning nn unkind fato which Impelled hor to write to a newspaper for udvlco In lovn matters. An Instructor seemingly was Inter ested In tho "udvlco to tha lovelorn" col umn of tho newspaper also, for ho wan perusing thq pugo when ho em across n lutter from a "Tech girl, In which Mid described herself minutely and told of her lovo uffulr with it young stu dent, Hho signed tho mlsslvo M. M. C. H., tho mystlo letters standing for tho school, Tho faculty mot Immediately; tho girl wnn given u third degree examination, Hho confessed, was penalized and the god of love took to tho woods. Eloptr Krijr Otntury Old. MTTM3 ItOCIC. Ark., April 2C Not waiting for Juno I). It. Ilalley, nged !i,1, and Mrs. Martha Orlffln, aged 48, of Kylamote, have eloped and become man and wife, A friend went to Mountain view ami obtained tho license, which tho groom feared might bo icfused to him. Ilalley Is a well preserved man for 93 years, retaining his hearing and eye sight. , . TACOMA, Wash., April 20. J. W, Hayes, secretary-treasurer of tho In ternational Typographical union, enroute to San Francisco from Indlnnaopolls, to arrange for tho nnnunl convention of tho union to bo held In August, today dis cussed tho tin est of J, J. McNamnra In connection with tho Los Angeles Times. "I simply ennnot bollevo that McNn- inurn or tho other men urn-stud can bo guilty of tho charges made ngalnst them," said Hayes. "I havo known Mo Niimiun for several years In Indianapolis and It Is simply beyond comprehension to think that n man of his character could conceive or permit knowingly such n crime. "McNnmara Is a big Jovial, good nntured man, well liked and popular. 1 know nothing mom about tho case than has appealed In tha pnpors, but thorn appears to mo to bo n number of dls cropnnolcH In tho various stories nnd tho action of tho authorities In kidnap ing tho men wanted. If thoy havo In their possession tho proof they claim to possess, It seems to mo thoy havo no renson for such action." OLIVER TWIST'S CRY IS USED WASHINGTON, April 26. Selection of Jonathun Ilournc, senator from Ore gon, for n place on tho committee on appropriations, by tho senate commit too on committees todny failed to pla cate the progressive republican senators and the executive session of the commit tee ended nbruptly today. Tho progressives demand for greater representation, they Inter announced, would be taken up In the caucus later In tho duy und, If their demands nro not granted, they will bo brought up on tho floor of the senate tomorrow. At the caucus Into this afternoon tho progressives will Insist on plnces for La Toilette on thelnterHtatn coiniiierrn mki. mlttee; for UrlstoW on tho foreign rein-' tlons committee, and for Cummins on the committee on finance. SAYS JAPAN IMMIGRATION Willi COST COUNTRY WAS HAN FHANCIHCO, April 2C "t'nlcss tho Immigration of Jnpaneso censes It Is going to cost the United States a war, the extent of which cannot bo estlmuted or described," Following his declara tion by Oeorge IJi-nhnm nt a meeting of tho Aslntlo Exclusion league propogau da, started today hero to gain support for tho exclusion bill presented In con gress by Hepicscntntlvo Hays of California. Steel Sella Heavily. NHW YOIIIC, April 20. Today's stock market opened with United HtuteB steel selling heavily. On the first sales It de clined half, but later recovered. Great Northern preferred rose a point and Wis consin Central Hi. Union Pacific, Head ing and other favorite stocks sold frac tionally above yesterday's closing level. Tho market closed strong. Heads were film. New "Hope" In oi Angeles. LOH ANCIHLKH. Cnl.., April 20. John liny Kane, Happy Hognn's new hope, Is In Los Angeles today from Chicago nnd ex pects to get Into tho game tho latter part of tho week Ihampleve Enamel The Newest nnd Latest Thing In Collar Pins, Belt Pins and Beauty Pins Martin J. Reddy THE JEWELER NEAR POST OFFICE Pine Watch and Jeweler v Repairing Diamond Setting and Engraving Every Month Noar Death. Foster, Ark. Mrs. Fnnnlo Kills, of Foster, says: "1 was sick for seven years, and half tho tlmo could not stnnd on my feet. Uvery month, 1 was very near death. 1 tried Cardul, and In two months, I was cured, and am now stout and healthy. My friends nil ask mo now what cured me. My looks are a testi monial to Cardul." No matter how so rlous or long-stnndlng tho trouble, Car dul will help you. It Is a mild, vegetable, tonic remedy especially adapted to re lieve and cure tho common womanly ailments. It relieves womnnlyjiulns nnd restores womnnly strength. Try Car Look for "worth-annwerlnt" want ads and nuswer them all! ilnnhliis for Health. LA rOUETTE OITERBD FX.AOE ON COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D. C, April 20. The republican senate committee on commit tees yesterday offered Senator La Follette membership on tho finance and appropriations committees. Senator Cummins was offered n. place on tho foreign rotations committee. He demanded tltat ho bo placed on tho fi nance committee. Senator Bourne, who was tendored tho chairmanship of tho commlttco on post offices, also demanded a placo on tho appropriations committee. Senator Smith of Michigan wnn made chairman of tho commlttco on territo ries, and Senator Sutherland was ap pointed chairman iof tho commlttco on public buildings. 'The Show That's Different' Will Exhibit at MEDFORD TUESDAY MAY 2d ONE DAY ONLY -TWO PERFORMANCES AT 2 AND 8 P. M.- A. G. BARNES BIG 3 RING WILD ANIMAL --CIRCUS-:- 200 ANIMAL ACTORS 200 PERFORMING ANIMALS RUSSIAN BEARS RIDING ARABIAN STALLIONS 91 Groups of Savage Beasts 91 A in , Salutation & Elephants, Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Pumar Siberian Bears All in big steel arenas under the direction of famous male and female trainers HEARDS OF ELEPHANTS ARTIC SEA LIONS . a 1. M I High School Horses, Dogs, Ponies, Monkeys, Baboons, and a host of Sensational Acts All under monster Tents in 3 BIG STEEL ARENAS TWO MILITARY BANDS. Free Street Parade at 10:30 A. M. Rain or Shine Medford, Tuesday May 2nd Boys' Waists 25c and 50c WE WILL PUT ON SALE HERE TOMOR ROW 10 DOZEN BOYS MADRAS CLOTH BLOUSE WAISTS WITH ATTACHED COL LAR AND DRAW STRING, WAIST BANDS. USUALLY A 35c TO 75c RETAILER. HERE TOMORROW, LIGHT AND DARK COLOR?, ALSO, WHITE IN SIZES 6 TO 12 YEARS 25c and 50c -Tea Kettles- A Regular QTr $1.50 Value t We will put on sale here tomorrow a gen uine solid copper nickle plated seamless copper tea kettle, reg ular No. 8 size, worth $1.50 any where, here tomorrow, only 95c each. Not over 2 to any one person. Blue and Gold Dec orated Ger- 1 fir man China "v We have about 200 pieces of blue and gold decorated German china in plates, oat meals, coupes, etc., that we are closing out at your choice 10c each. Better hurry if you want the benefit of this bargain. HOSIERY We are showing the most complete line of men's, ladies' and boys popular priced hosiery in the city, any size in all staple colors. A quality that wears at a price that is right. Hussey's if We Have a Most Attractive Orchard Proposition Which We Know to be One of the Best Buys in the Valley, BE jg3WSE &S& We do not hesitate to recommend this for a home and permanent investment, for platting, for a small syndicate, also as a speculative proposition. There are about 168 acres in the tract, located one mile from Eagle Point There are about 40 acres in pears and the same acreage in Newtown and Spitzenberg apples, all in their fifth year, and about 60 acres, mostly in pears from one to four years old. Balance of the tract nearly all good fruit land. There is a good house and barn, bunk house, drilled well, etc., The stock and machinery, consisting of seven horses, harness, wagons, plows, cultivators, clod crusher, all tools, cow, chickens, etc., go with the place :::;::: WE CAN MARE ATTRACTIVE TERMS Call or Write and Let Us Tell You About This W. T. YORK 6 COMPANY '. Jr -r--r--4-tS4 t9m4.4 4 A