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MEDFORD MATLTRIBTOTC, MTCDFORD, 0KKC10N, THURSDAY, ,TANlrARY 11, 113. SEEfNO SIGHTS 'Of BIG CITY I .---! Wtillafn King bf Mcdlortl Hires Ex prclsman to Haul Him to Jail In PorllaAd kxpriJsman Gets Ar rested (or Complying. G- PACKERS WIN COURT RULING Do You Need Drain TiJe? Wll MANl'FACTttltH IT ! !!! Me ewaa Tho llext Tliat Con lie Made. Heforo Onlerlug Nco Us, Rogue River Pottery Co riant at Ttdo. 0I) (Jaiuett-Coroy lUdg., Mtdfonl Attractions at the Medford Theatre OF I. W. W. BAND WHAT IS THE NAME OF 'THE VlHGlNIANr ATTEND THE PLAY AND SEE IF YOU LEARN. ml Report That 300 Members of the Or ganization Would Arrive Soon to Demand "Bread and Soup" Is Not Substantiated by Police. Government Sustains Sharp Scllmok When Jlitljjo Cnrpohtcr Bars L6t tcrs Connecting Armour With Plot. vex0ieJrw'ep.lNr.s TM ik VxVS vK nn'i miR PA01D TWO KNOW NO IN mmmmmm ill wi juiim i I wwnw M8w i win n IB I i i i tl5w ' ' v9vwSMmWMMJJMaiXtBi ihb Portland. TNeffnfln of Jnntmfrv 0 oontnins Ui6.f(tMsviii;: His deTro tp See (ho sihta l)V enntllo Hfihl caused Willnm IChijj, well known in Medford hnsinoss cir cles, to pour out copious quantities 01 the elixir of lift upon tho altar of Bacchus Inst night and tlto saturnalia InMed for ililtt thb new day. When nt 0 o'clock this mnnihip KiK found himcolf in n very demor alised coinlilion on Savior street, he decided that he would do at least one good deed before he diod. He would not nllow his mangled tannin to be found under sonic cur or nuto wheel: lie would not force tlio stalwart blue coat on his beat to lup him uncere moniously to tlio city jail. With the ' )urHne in mind. Kinjr slnrted to hunt un exproasmnu and Ithnllv locate! rt Syrian nt Tenth and Savier strecN whoso de.siro to utnke money outdis tanced his knowlcdso of Knpli-h. "I shay, ol' chap." surged Kinjr, "J wnnsh sho o to jail." A mild remonstrance in Syrian had no effect upon King; he was insist ent. f "Four hit in it if yo' taksh me sho jail," he persisted. Tho Syrians eyes sparkled. Why not nccept the SO-cent piece and take this inebrintcd son of America to hU desired destination. Collecting tlie toll, Mr. Syrian bundled Kins into tho wigtm and started on the wiy to jail. Patrolman LaSallc met the Svrinn and seeim? his inanitnato load. let onl a yell for help, thinking that tin Syrian had murdered the man anil was enrryinj; the reriinina away tov parts unknown. "You're under arrest," he informed the man and an outburst of choice Syrian fell non tho patrolman's ears. Ho was obdurak', however, and in sisted that tho Syrian and the sleep in King ;o under iolice oscort to jail. At headquarter an interpreter mas secured and the situation explained to LaSallo and the Syrian, while King was blissfully resin: in front of tho jaU. Patrolman LaSalle, aided bv Patrolmen Timteher and Hill, unload ed Kinp, who suddenly woke up and stnrted to fisht the blueconts. Kiiiff was locked up until he be came sober, and the Syrian went on his way, 50 cents richer and consid erably wiser. A report Hint !1Q0 members, of the 1. W. W. are on. thoir way to Mwl- ford, vhwo they will demand "oiip ami rnrtmT unit failing to x?t would Inko it, is declared bv local authorities today to be without foundation. Considerable anxiety vn expressed today by tlw houew ivw i: the city who, fearing the ivport to V true, oxpeotcd a wholesale demand at tho kitchen doors for food. The local polite have not been no tified of the approach of auv such "army" and local numbers ot the o oinlM party hnra not entertained an such emissary as the report MnU-d was hero to demand "bread .mi soup' on tub part of his fellow m a. bcrs of the I. V. W. "Lono Wolf," n member of the or franiration, whs in Med ford Wedues day, but did not make Mich n demand or threat. , OS cm is io l FAITHFUL EMPLOYEE Next Tuesday (lie city of Medt'ord will lobe one or its most faithful and valued employes, when Mrs. Robert W. Telfer will reMgn her position as first deputy city recorder. Mrs. Tel fer will- leave Wednesday for a visit in San Francisco and on her return she will, as she expresses it, "settle down mid keep house." For two years and a half Mrs. Tel fer hits been Mr. Tolfer's assistant in the city recorder's office and bv f hor efficient work ha made herself nlmn.xt indispensable. Her absence will be jrrently felt by these who have btiMiie.-s with the city at the record er's office. ! ' i '. XtiBUBmEtmmmmWBHmmWBXtJitKSmm ' JtmmL mw, ve'i'Tfcrar hbibb araws mmmwmmmmwBlE I&Bm - ' -TV ' mnmWEttffi ?!& C .:-k4' I'M Wliat i, the i Owen Wit r's v;( Virjrinian!" lii.-.r is asked b every peoplp who he c ( t the In n' . ".nil me , l?ic :- a il."-llii. 'il -Il oiie ut the milh mi it.u ti.i !:- nf1 the million of other who nwin KkHy to do so. The late Kirk Ia SbHIe. who, with Mr. Wwter, pretmred the slape verxiou of the .trry. does t."l attempt to an-wer in tin- play. Thr principal chnracier iu both the book ptu k'Mwn .i "t'u VirRin- lati '. that ih nil. Mr Iji Miellc may h.iM' bad In-. i'it nli.i .i- ( tli- iden tity of thr VirgiliM. himI Ik- may have had a private irint frm the author. 'Hie main point in that thr intortM U kept up from rie to fall of cur tain and that ererv character is as -lcnrly drawn iu the drama as iu the novel. The play will Hr the bill at the Medford theater .In'inar 1 1, EAGLE POINT EAGLETS. JACK JOHNSON TIPS THE BEAM AT 229 CHICAGO, Jan. 11. By stepping on tho scales, clad only iu his fight iiif; togsfand tipping tho beam at 220 pounds, Champion Jack Josneon to day has set at rust rumors from London and Paris which stated that lie could never get into condition to light again becnuso of e.tcs weight. According to these reports, Johnson weighed close to 200 pound. After tho weighing the negro an nounced that, as hi, trunk, aud alines weighed about three pounds, liis ac tual weight was -Io to 22(1 pounds. Ho pointed out . he generally en tered the ring weighing about 210 it would bo easy to get rid of the sur plus poundage. EUGENE RAILROAD NOT PURCHASED BY ESPEE POItTLAKI). Ore, Jan. ll.-Tho report emanating from Eugene, that tho Southern Pacific md bought the l'aciflo Great Western railroad, now being constructed between Eugene nnd Coos Hay, was flatly denied here today by President I. II, lihighum, president of the proposed Hue. "Absolutely flilse in every particu lar," ho silid. SHIP IN DISTRESS IS OFF DANGEROUS SHORE (By A. C. Howlett.) E. "W- Koelng and brother, who have the contract for clearing a tract of land for Mr. Bishop on the Ring- wood orchard, were pleasant callors tho last of last week. They have a donkey engine and pull out root and branch. They are to clear the land ready for tho plow. Eddie Higinbotbaniv tho road su pervisor for the Derby district, was a pleasant caller Friday night on bis way homo with a fine Jersey cow ha had bought out in tho valley. Ho said that he had lots of cows but no milk and that ho bad to havo milk for his babies. He expected to stop on his way home to look after a piece of road near the new bridge that noeded some work. Some months ago thoro was bo mo talk of dividing tho county and form ing a new county nnd having Hagle Point as tho county soat, but now tho talk Is to have the county soat movod and havo Eagle Point as the county seat, as it is only about two miles wost of tho contor of the county, and whon tho Oregon Trunk railroad con noets with tho P. & K. and the main lino Is established on down Butte crook and Itogua rlvor past Grants Pass ovor to the coast tho count)' seat having been oatahllehad at Eaglo Point tho entire business of tho coun ty will naturally oentor in what will then bo the metropolis of southorn Oregon. Mr. Moroy of tho firm of Hoflor & Moroy of Hrownsboro, who are erect ing a new store building on the old Hall blto, roporta that they havo the building about completed aud will soon opon for IjuhIiiobb. Thoy pro cured thoir lumber from tho Sprague Lumbor company of Kaglo Point. r a. j . ' W00DR0W WILSON LEAGUE ORGANIZED IN CALIFORNIA 127.000 FOR NEW !611.000 HER MAY WATER SYSTEM! BO OUT ON STRIKE i ' Jacobscn-Baric Company Awarded . Coal Miners In Cardiff District Vole Contract for Putting in New Mains Throughout Jacksonville Building Water Supply. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 11. -Will, the resumption of wire communica tion into AlnrhhncJd today, it wua tis liorlnhicd that tho ship, reported to he iu distress off Capo Anigo, suc ceeded in working it& way to son nguiu and lins sailed northward, , The name of the vossol has not been lonrocd. SAN FRANOISCO. "Sho chasod any about a block' with a butcher knlfo," doclareu lloncdlct Smith, mu sician, suing for dlvorco. "Take It away from hor? You don't know hor I got her ut Reno, Sho's not n bit CiitlietlC" SAN FRANCISCO, Cat., Jan. 11. -At a meeting to bo bold here tomor row night a local branch of the Wood row WilBon league will be organized iu un effort to mntortally ussiwt in the fight to ijmko tho Now Joroy gov ernor thp democratic jjniniuuo for president, Two Boats Missing. WASHINGTON, I). C, Jan. 11. WlrolosH messages to tho navy do partmont from tho second division 6f the South Atlantic squudrou today say tho torpedo bouts McCall anil Mayrant aro tho only onus of tho missing vessels which dlsappoarod In the rocent storm not yot located. All others havo been located by wire less nnd aro reported 'safe." Hashing for health. The Jueobsoti-Hade company ba boon awarded the eoairact lor pat ting in the entire iliatrttHHiitf ayatMB Cor the Jacksonville new water work. The price to be aul for the work i $27,00. f This same company baa the con tract for building n hug ihua to bold watqr with which to supply this ay tom, and t,be wora ia now well under way. This dam i one and a half mile fro town, will be a&Weet wide, 38 fuot lonic and wilt be HUO feet wide at the base. The dam i ot reinforced r concrete, Die wall ol widen arc feiit into lite mountain on oitber aide. The (Him wH bo ftO feet hiuh whoii cninpieted. TJie volume of water which thin dam wiil be capable of retaininx ill be .000,000 gal lon, which i coHHideroil an ample 8toratre anwiunt to meet all tho de maiplM during the few nniwer inonllo when the ninning wu'er auj)ly may not be itufficicut. The reservoir, which in buiaic pat in near town, wHI have a rapacity of 200,000 KaUohH. The prenMire on the pipeA in Jiukionille will be 81 pound?, aliout cipial to the prooairc .Medford hn. ' T. W. Os m I ..i' il..- lirm ..( OgtHiil & fujnmiugx. (.il uugincer-, !' thi" city, Ipix tin- envitieering of the en tire xyetem in charge. OREGON FISH AND CAME AS'SN TO BANQUET Seven to One in Favor of Walkout Little Coal in England, Situation Serious. i LO.KDOX, Jan. iff. With the nun reported voting eveit to rne in in tor of ntriVe unleiHH ik colliery owners gonsent to graM Uteir demaadH tor a lainimnm wage xoale-, a walkout .t' 611.000 coal minere hi the Cardiff dihtrict on JMarch 1 aeoiaa incMtable today. Tho umln, it i tuid, v dl rafuae tc make any conceatiion. With baii?l riKittgh coal on band to lat Kngland h mnnih. the it na tion I rapidly iH-cmninK aeriou-. Al ready the (ardill o)ralorH liar an itoiiiicOd their in.tb4lih' to III) com mercial order'-, doalarihg that the preaont nupply i- barelj Miiit'tcicut Io meet the netd nt ilia Hritili nav. CIT1 TltKASfltlllfiJ .VOTICK. Offtoe of the Cltytoaaurer, Mod ford. Oregon. Jan. 3ih, 1012. Kuttee 1 lierrby glvon that thoro aro fnmlB on hand In tho city troaa ury for the red'-mpttoii of nutatand lug city warrants Iwuod against the following funds: "Warrant No. 90, on water main Iniprbvamont fund No. 2, WnrHui t No. 23, on wator main. Improretiient fund N 5. AVamuit No. 2, dli'latonil No. 8 sewer district .' . :,, . lute rati on the noitio will after tho abovi d.-ittt. - U h. JACOFlS. 25 1 Olty Troflsuror. COI180 10ITIAN1), fire, Jim. 11. Ar ItlllHUinunt lime licmi uuiilc by lite Orogou Finh nnd (iunie nMeociittiou l'Or a hninpiul here Monday, January 16, which will be attended by mem bom of the atpte fih and game com iuitiun. ' It i cxjMJcled that .')0 will bo prudouU Tlio bamiuet 'v- to lx (riven to the end thai lli ((iMomi-Bioiirn may nc quniiit HpilrlKinen wiih the work oi tho guifle v. arih-n' oil ice nod secure thoir m-opciulioii in the pmtwh .n of game. 'I'liP annual eleetiori ol otin-irH r the a(ii'ii(tinii will be held ulxo. .VOTICK TO .MINK OWNKK8. All persons who aro desirous of securing spaco In tho Medford Mining Jubilee Hook on tho mineral rosouic- e of southern Oregon and northern California, to bo lunuqd I'oby. 1, 1912, should immwllui'dy ulb upon or ad droaii C. W. I'altqrspn or CSuy T. Thrauhgr, Nush hotel, Medford, Ore. ANNl'AI, MjiKTJNfJ. Notice la hcrcliy glvon, that, tho annual meotlua; of tlioalocklioldora of Ltiie Hoguo ltlv.'c TCrult & I'roduco nHsoclatkm for ih- pufpOMetof receiv ing annual report, tlio olectlou of officer, and audi ofhor IuihIiichh uh may properly com) hfoo tho moet lug, will be held In tlio Anglo Opera H'jiiho, Medford, Oroou, t 10:30 a. m., February in, 101'2. A C'OMtO I'lUKO, Secretary. UafllUiiB for health. HnBKIn8 for bubi i CIHCAUO. 111., Jan. II. til It cf I ford to ronnort .1. Ogdett Armour aud nine other tuioker tielnrf tried hero for conspiracy Under tho Kberiimii law with Individual ixirtlelpatlnu in tho iilleKcd plot, tho novei iHiuiit ustuliud a almi-p setback, whin ludgo Carpenter ruleil that three let ters bearing notation nnd the sIkuu- turea of throe of the packora Mroro nut admiswiblo aa evidence, j Following thin ruling, however. the court lompiAwl tho blow to tho K"v eminent whon It allowed tho In- eduction of three othor diHiumontn !tbc ngetitH sent from one imcklug I company to another, which, the court ruled, tended to flhnw that a mutual agreement existed In tho syndicate as to the method of doing IhihIiiohh. Selling real eat at o iu thia i-itv ;, tuMlher a doubtful nor un e.xpenxive (ask it'- a want ad litk. Watch Your Hair, Ladies I'tcrual Ylullaurc In tlio l'rlii of I.UMiilaut and ttadhiut llalr. If dandruff germs itro devouring tho nourlxhiiuMit that bclouKa to tho hair It will soon begin to fail. Fur- tberiuoro It will tone its life and hi fr ier and will become dull, faded and even look slovenly. If )ou have any atgna of dandruff you ought to go right to your drtig glnt today and get a buttle of l'Alt KSIAN KAOIC. This delightful and refreahliiK hrilr toulel Is gunrauteeil by Clm. Strung to kill dandruff Krms. clean the head of filthy dau drurf, stop fallliiK holriind Itching scalp or money back. "And It does Just what It Is guaranteed to do and Unit's why lis union are an enormous tho country over. PAKIStAX 8AK Is tho favoittu of roflncd women. One bottle proves Its superiority. coetiavtr MkSJri ft UW, A Full Line of I Peerless Lamps V 1 1 irltti ixnil mi, I "r,,,,, I.. tlio limo to tl your lioimo J wired, (lootl light mldH to i tho oiufort of winlor Hiotilh:). X Suullicrn Oregon ncculcGo J North Grnpo Street. v Get lh Ordinal and Genulna HORLIOK'S MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. ForlnfanU.Invalkli.andGrowmgcJuldrca. PureNutrition.up building the wnolcbody. Invigorates llic nursing mother and tho aged, gtch milk, malted prain, in powder form. A quick lunch prepared in a rainute. Take no sabttilute. Ask for HORLICK'S. Not in Any Milk Trumt Nonrly tt qunrtor of n century undor tho stiuiu llKlimOIIUMll THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Orogon It. litis HUffoodcd ht'i'itusc of Soundnoss of priuciplu Economy of iiiaiiaoiiiutil Safoty of Invi'slment Courtoous and libural troaltiKMit CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000.00 1. Vawlcr, I'rt'sidcnl (I. I. LindlfV, Vict; I'rcti. ( V. AlcDoimld, Cjishipr' TREES that row TREES that bear Northern Crown lltock Columbia & Okanogan Nursery Company Of tho Wonulchoo Valloy O, M, Itudoii, Medford HalcNiimn l'liono HI-It. H17 H. Itlvci-Hldo ...First... National Bank oC MEDFOUD, OREGON CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00 0 itcicl Slates and Postal Savings Depository Wc solicv your bustnoss, which will receive our earo- ful attention. F. K. Deuel, Prooidont M. L. Alford, Caahior Orris Crawford, Assistant Cashior We havo for sale some leu-acre (racls across tho road from tho Slate Experiment Station recently lo cated between Phoenix and Talent. The soil is suit able for fruit, alfalfa or garden. Well water iu quan tity sufficient for irrigation can bo had at 20 to i'cet (wo have a well on nn adjoining tract which sup plies 200 gallons per minute). Tlio price is .'100 to $350 per aero, and wo can make very easy lerms. W. T. YORK & CO. Mail Tribuno Block Roguelands Irrigated Tracts $4)0 per acre, plowed, fenced, leveled and planted to a standard variety of trees, with a perpetual water right. The terms are easy : 10 per cent down, and the balance in monthly or yearly payments. ROGUELANDS INCORPORATED FRED N. PUMMINGS, Manager vv. V