MEXICAN LEPER WILL GO INTO
EXILE WITH
I.OS ANOKLKR, Cnl, Nov. 24. Aft
Inr walking most of the way from Hor
innHillo, Alex., to Lou Angles to learn
what diseiiHO afflicti'd him, Treneda )o
togo it) on t he vero of inwinity today
uftcr discovering tliat lio is a Inpur.
Authorities at the county hospital are
preparing to send their latest patient
and Airs. Isabella Ward well, who re
cently attracted country-wide ntten
n cross tlio line into Mexico, where both
contratcd the terrible disease.
Four months npo OrteRO was taken
ill. His physician treated him for tu
berculosis, but ho grew steadily worse.
Iteiug advised to come to Lob Angeles
for treatment, the Mexican set out. lie
had but little money and wns forced
FARMERS' INSTITUTE TO
BE HELD IN PORTLAND
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. President
W. J. Kerr of tho Oregon Agricultural
college today 'procured pledges from ft
majority of tho members of tho exe
cutive comniitte.o of tho National Farm
ers' institute, in convention here, for
the mooting next July at Portland. This
will take fiOO delegates besides their
friends and families, to the Oregon me
tro ml is.
The reduced rates on account of the
8enttle exposition," Dr. Kerr, said,
"will i nd uco a large n 1 1 endance. 1
have been assured that a number of
presidents of agricultural colleges will
go to tho convention, afterward spend
ing their entire vacation at Portland
and in its vicinity. ICverythinfi I plan
ned before coming to Washington I
have succeeded iu carving through."
More important than the convention
are tho arrangements Pr. Kerr has
effected with government bureaus for
extensive assistance in experimental
work in Oregon. The interior and agri
cultural departments have granted spe
cial concessions. The reclamation serv
ice will give lands, fenced and sup
plied with buildings, for an experi
mental station at Ucrmiston, and the
bureau of animal industry will assist
in maintaining it. The bureau of ce
reals 1ms consented to co-operate with
the state iu dry land farming experi
ments in some dry county of the stnto.
"The results of these experiments
will be to increase tho state's produc
tiveness "enormously," Kerr said.
FEMALE "RAFFLES" KEEPS
COLLEGE GIRLS GUESSING
'BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 24. The young
women students at Wellesley college
have been the prey of a theif ever since
soon after the coll ge opened for the
year. Nothing-has come amiss to the
marauder. The thief has taken indis
criminately such things as postage
stamps, stick pins, cameras, pillows,
pictures, tennis racquets, sweaters, jew
cliy. shoes, railroad tickets, underwear
and money. Some of the girls have lost
treasured heirlooms. They don't know
who to suspect. '
More than n hundred of the students
have their own maids, but at no time
has suspicion fallen upon any of them,
or for that matter, on any of the em
ploves of the college. It is believed,
however, to be the work of one of the
" students, some female "Knffles," both
clever and alert.
The opportunities for thievmg at the
college are great. Few, if any, of tho
" students, when attending a lecture, stop
to lock their room doors, and they often
go into another girl's room and borrow
a book r sme small article
The girls hpe to quietly apprehend
, .t . .:u ni.tii;.itv. The culprit.
THO llliei mil. mi ... -
if found, would probably be turned over
to tlio oard of directors ana rxp.it...
vnmrn vrnA T.S MELTED
rto vrrnv STUDENTS' FUNDS
BKRKKLKY. al.. Nov. 24.-Three
. . .i.,i mtHined bv the I ni
vt'rsitv of California f..r yp.in. have
been molted down and the '""' Be i
tbnritios announce,! that the sum "f
$! 1" realized from the nniiiie trans
action. "has been set aside as a loan
fund for needy .Indents. The hand
some (told medals bave been a '"
the lands of the faculty for years. The
three graduates who refused, being Ar
thur M Bermmir of the class of lH'.ll.
.Tosei.b Oarber of the class of 1W2 and
Miss Katberine Feltoa of the elass uf
1W1.
MRS.
WARDWELL
to walk for miles through tho moun
tains of Honora, working wliever he
could find anything to do nod aften
begging.
j Two days ago ho arrived hero and
was taken to the receiving hospital,
leprosy. Ho was sent to the county
hospital, where a similar verdict wan
returned.
None of tho doctors -wns willing to
tell the' patient of his awful ate and
in vain he begged ntirsns and physicians
for the information. Finally last night
his case attracted the attention of Mrs.
Ward well, who is confined in tho same
wnrd. She told Ortego the bitter truth.
4- AMUSEMENTS.
f-f
Has Won Its Way. -
There is nothing so convincing to the
peoplo as to be dead in earnest. Three
years ago, when Clarence Bonnett first
produced his great and successful piny,
Tho Holy City," ministers wero in
clined to doubt the propriety or morality
of a Bible play on bo sacred a subject,
some going so far as to brand it, un
heard, as a sacrilege. But, upon the
author's earnest invitation to thorn to
visit it, their denunciations were turned
to praise, and they have becomo its
highest eulogists, and often solicit and
advice their parishioners to boo the play,
declnring it the most vivid and lifelike
lesson tho life and times of John tho
Baptist and our Savior that has ever
been presented in this country. It is
not a tiresome, long drawn out sermon,
but a great play, telling a really beau
tiful heart Btory. There is no man or
woman so depraved but that will bow
t he head i n reverence when he hears
his tiny child lisp "Now I lay me down
to sleep." So it is with this benntiful
play. While it does not contain one
laugh, the lightest nnd most frivolous
or the most hardened nnd sinful are
held entranced and spell-bound. It com
mands reverence, it does not nsk it.
ts earnest realism thrills us whether
wo will or not.
At tho Medford Theater Friday, No
member 27. Seats on snlo at Haskins'
Irng store.
At the Savoy.
Variety is tho apico of lifo. The
iiiinccinent of the Savoy theater hit I
the nail on tho head when last night's
performance was billed. A variety of
pictures was shown that suited a va
riety of tastes. Educational, comedy,
illusion, hand-colored and dramatic, pic
tures were projected on the Bcreen, each
ime the latest and host of its kind.
Tho headliner, "Tho Beginning of
Pialiln," shows how this game was in
vented in the realms of Pluto by one
of the imps of his satanic majesty.
he scenery, stage vf fects and beau
tiful hand-coloring made this picture
hard to beat, for it represents the pin
nacle of the film maker's art.
The laughograph. " Wnnted-rA Mili
tary Man," would make a horse laugh.
It portrays the lark of a practical jok
er, who rsesses up as a woman, then ad
vertises for a military man. They
come hv the dozens to woo this man
woman. Many langhable situations are
tho result. The same performance will
he given tonight.
ASK FLEET'S RETENTION
IN WATERS OF PACIFIC
SAN FRAXCISt'O, Cnl., Nov. 24.
A request addressed to President Roose
velt that the Atlantic battleship fleet
i.a Imnt in Pnwfii waters, siimed bv
Mayor Kdward R. Taylor at the request
of the board or supervisors, is on nn
wnv tn Washington todav. A resolution
requesting the retention of the fleet was
passed unanimously by tho supervisors
late yesterday. A portion of the reso
lution reads:
"Its departure will leave exposed our
IKissessinns in the Pacific coast cities
and in view of all the circnmstances
is extromely desirable that the fleet
should remnin in these waters.
Those not wishing Thanksgiving din
ner can have regular dinner at uses'
price at the Emericlc. 214
Vote for the most popular baby. Bal
lots at King k Long's.
gDY TRIBUNE,, MEDFORD, OREGON,
NEW AND SIMPLE CURE
xu uunti TUBERCULOSIS
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. A new treat
ment for tuberculosis, of the bones, dis
covered by Dr. Kmil Heck of this eity
has had a trial of fivo weeks at the
home for crippled children, and the re
sults arc said to have beea remarka
ble. The treatment, which promises to
bring relief to a largo percentage of
sufferers from this form of tho great
white plague, is simplicity itself and
consists for tho most part of filling the
cavity caused by the disease with a
metallic substance, bismuth subuitrate,
combined with a basis of vaseline.
The discovery una incidental to tak
ing an X-ray photograph of a little
invalid. Tho solution wns applied to
fir the outline of a tubercular abscess
and being left in the cavity,. proved a
healing agent. Dr.l Hock told hia dis
covery to Drs. John Itidlon and Wallace
Hlanchard, at the homo for destitute
crippled children and, in a five-week's
trial, 20 out of 40 crippled children
were cured by the treatment.
The formula contain SO grams of bis
muth suhnitrato, combined with (10
grams of vaseline. The paste so formed
is solid at the temperature of the body,
but if a fever is induced, will run out
of the cavity. As the healing continues
the mixture is absorbed.
Medical men estimate that fully 50
per cent, of nil tho crippled children
arc sulTering from tuberculnr disorders.
COLLEOE CREWS TO
COMPETE IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 21. The
Vale, llarvnrd and Cornell rowing clubs
will pnstieipate iu regattas on Lake
Washington during the AlasUn-Vukon
Pacific, exposition next summer if thev
nccept. invitations which will .be ex-
ended to Jhem. Arrangements for n
series of races between California, Stan
ford nnd the University of Washington
and oUior middle west colleges have al
ready been mndo.
CONGRESSMAN DISTURBED
THE PEACE; FINED $5
OR ASS VATXKY, Nov. 24. Con
gressman Fnglebright is just poorer
today ns the result of a carelessly ap
plied epithet which he culled a young
attorney in an altercation at tho Na
tional hotel. Tustead of arresting the
congressman, tho attorney swore to a
warrant charging the statesman with
disturbing his peace. Englebright, hav
ing cooled down, pleaded guilty and paid
a .1 fine.
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...Midwinter Clearance Sale...
In order to make room for the arrival of
our Spring goods, we are making a sweep-
ing reduction of 25 per cent on entire stock
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, including
ribbons, feathers, flowers and all trimmings.
. MRS. W. I. BROWN j
WEST SIDE MILLINER. j
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BOYS' AND YOUTHS' NEW SUITS
Boys' good Suits in Buster Brown and
double-breasted styles-at $3.50 and $5.00.
Boys' natty double-breasted Suits in new
brown, gray and blue shades at $3.50,
$1.00, $5.00 and $6.00 each; sizes 4 to
15 years.
Boys' odd Knee Pants in wool suitings
and corduroy at 50 and 75q pair.
Bovs' cordnrov Knickerbocker style
School Pants at '2.00 per pair.
I Joys' corduroy Long Pants with seams
and cuf fs at $ .00 per pair.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS.
DRY CiOOPS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS
Van Dykes
"Johnson's Best Flour, 1.85.
Me-
Comb & True.
r Those not wishing Thauksgiviug diu-
uer cnu bave regular dinner at usual
price at the EinerKk. 214
ED Gauuyaw, public stenographer,
room A, Paliu building.
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You can
find it at
Hussey's
Cash
Store
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MEDFORD
-THEATER
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Friday Nov. 27
A Sumptuous Production
THE HOLVXITY
With LUELLA MOREY
as SALOME
Direction
Le Comte and FleBher
A pure, instructive, illus
trative story of the days-
of our Savior.
Superbly mounted,
Strong supporting Co.
Costumed correctly
Prices for this engage
ment 25c, 50c, 75c, $1. '
Seats on sale.
Monday, Mov 23
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
KEPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
"Not bow much I can do, but how well I can
do it," is my motte. riiiftfiMj
B. N. BUTLER
With Martin J. Reddy, Central ave., north
of Jackson County Bank.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
City Business Directory
SAVOY THEATER
North d'Anjou Street.
Latest motion pictures and Illus
trated songs. Entire change of
program Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Admission 10 cents.
BIJOU THEATEB, W, 7TH ST.
Continuous performance every
evening of motion pictures and il
lustrated ballada. Entire change
of program Mouday, Wednesday
and Friday. Admission 10 cents.
WM. H. AIT KEN
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water
Heating.
Phone 22.
810 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or.
EDEN VALLEY NURSERY
N. 8. BcnueU, Medford, Or.
Grow trees that sell, Bell trees
that grow anad fruit truo to label
Let the
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
make that pioco of furniture. Any
design, any color, any finish
dull, waxod or polished. Shop on
cor. of 8th and U atreots.
THE EMERIOK OAFB
The bost restaurant in Southern
Oregon.
W. E. Johnson Prop.
VERNE T. CANON
Billposter and distributor. All
orders promptly filled.
Room 7 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg.
Modford, Or.
0. F. COOK
Sells trees that grow.
Office: B. R. V. Depot.
P. O. Box 841. Phone 503.
' Medford, Or.
MRS. ED. ANDREWS
Voice Culture and Art of Singing
Studio at Residence.
East Medford. Phono 225
S. B. 8EELY, M. D.
Physician and Surguon
Modorn equipped operating rooms
X-Ray. Offiee hours: 10-12, 2-4 p.
in. Office in Jackson Co. Bk, bldg
Good Evening!
Have You Used
4 4
CHIC?"
for sale only by
Medford Pharmacy
Near Poatoffice
24, m08.
. ABTHUB H. DAVIS
Contracting Electrical Engineer.
210 W. Seventh St., Medford, Or.
ANLO FENWELL
The Plumber.
1 solicit a share of your business,
pledging satisfaction.
THE ELECTRIC AND FRENCH
DRY CLEANING AND PRESS
ING WORKS
W. E. Lane ft Son, Props.
Opposite Hotel Moore,
Medford Oregon
WABOHAU & BROWN
wish to announce to their patrons
that they are located in their new
quarters in the Young & Hull
building.
Billiards, Cigars and Tobaccos.
M. t B. CANDY KITCHEN
We make all our own candies.
Martin nnd Barrow, Props.
Corner , Seventh and O 'Streets,
Modford, Oregon.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS
Dentist -
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4.
Miles Building, Seventh Street,
Medford, Oregon.,
THE MISSION GRILL
Alwnys open for business. Nent
and clean. Up-to-dnto, Popular
- prices.
12 So. C St. Lambert & Brown
THE R. B. V. LUNCH ROOM
Finost cup of coffco on
the Paciflo Coast.
H. II. Loritnor Prop.
For good bnrgains in Watches
ant! Jewelry, PistolB, Musicnl In
struments, go to
THE MEDFORD LOAN OFFICE
0 Street.
MEDFOBD FUBNITURE CO.
Undertakers
Day Phone 3T:i
Night Phones 0. W. Conklin 30
J. II. Butler 148
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RUBBERROID ROOFING
is in use on more buildings all over the world than any
other roofing made. It, id the world standard of roofing -finality
ami has always given entire satisfaction where
other roofings faile.I.
t!; For sale by .i i lr
Crater Lake Lumber Co.
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W. M. Colvig. 0. L. Beanies.
COLVIO & BEAMES
Lawyors.
Offico:Medford Bank Bldg.
... Ground floor.
Cook Stoces and ranges. Phone 01
MOBDOBFF & WOLF
New and Second-Hand Furniture
Eads' old stand, IS SO F St. South
Mod ford, Or.
KARNES BOOMING HOUSB
Newly built aud newly furnished
AIL modern conveniences.
D. Q. Karnes, Prop.
20 8. 0 St., Medford, Or.
FISH MARKET
Fresh fish received daily. Oys
ters in season.
Cor. Soventh and E Sts, Medford
MEDFORD TEA AND COFFEE
HOUSE Specialists in Teas, Cof
fees, Extracts, Baking Powder
and Spices. We curry all kinds of
dinner waro and fancy dishes.
216 W. Soventh St. Medford, Or.
THE HOTEL EMERIOK
Rooms from SO cents to 41.00 per
dny. All modern conveniences.
We solicit your pntronage.
JACK FREDENBURG
Scavenger, -
(larbngo hauled.
Medford.
Livery and Feed. Phone 2431
WEST SIDE STABLES
Chns. E. Tull, Proprietor.
First-clnBS Turnouts.
Modford Oregon
DB. GOBLE
Tho only exclusive Optician be
tween Portland and Sacramento.
Office on Sovonth Street.
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER
Eye Specialist
Office in Englo Pharmacy
Main 233. Seventh and Main
THANKSGIVING TIME
is linn nmv, si ml if yt 11 tinvft tint prr,
jiiircil fur ?oM wi-utlnT with proper
Wotliintf viiii ulioiil'l do mi at once. V
sire prfpan-tl to fit y.m with a rutawii.y
jr I'riuti! Allurt mill, iln-nd, Tido
fmrlt suit, ir a suvcll winliT ovorwoit
that will In tho ariL.r uf stylo nnd com-f..rt.
J. A. KRE11ZER & CO.
IMFORTEBP. AND TAILOB8.
PALM BUILDING, MEDFOBD, OKB.