Medford mail tribune., January 28, 1910, Page 8, Image 8

THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 28, .1910.
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GOOD
OS
FRISCO SPORTS
Cyclone Johnnie Thompson and
Tommy McCarthy Will Mix To
Night Nelson and Wol
gast Soon.
FOR TAFT ASKS FRANCE
IF U. S. CAN HELP
MOB
WRECKS
F.fl
6ARA
E
GUSH
MINE
10 CALIFORNIA
WHISLER WILL
RETURN
SOON
Wires President Failures Sympathy
and Queries as to Offering
of Immediate Aid.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 23.
Presidcnt Taft is awaiting a reply
in n mntcnmi li'o emit ti Prosiilont
(B)' Tlir, oo f Frcncc offering aid in
OAiX( fAwoW, tho calamity that has overtaken Pnr-1
With both boys down to weight,' jg. I
Tommy McCarthy, tho fightinj; j the offer is aeopted relief steos i
bricklayer, and "Cyclone" Johnny will be taken immediately. The dis-j
Thompson await the cone that will 'natch follows: '
send them away on a scheduled 20- ja there any manner
Fifty of Ringleaders Under Arrest
Property of Company Maw
of Charred
Ruins.
I As Chief of His Bureau on the Coast,
Ho Will Inspect Various Fruit
Districts in That State.
Professor .P. J. O'Gnrn? who is
j chief of tho bureau of plant indus
try on tho coast, loft Friday morn
. LONDON, Jan. .28. Fifty are uu-;i,,p for California on a tour of in
der arrest today, ihreo others are inspection of the various fruit dis
hospitals suffering from bullet triets.
wounds and property of tho Harden j . Ho will visit tho Suisun, Sacrn-
eolliorv at Westhartlopool is in'monto, Newcastle, Fresno, Watson
Representative to Denver Show Will
Tell of Results at Horticultural
Society, February
Four.
Tho regular mooting of tho Koguo
Kiver Horticultural society will he
hold Saturday, February. 5, at which
timo C. E. Whisler, who represented
; ...I.:.. i.
in nuivii,. .... . ! 1 .1!
. i v..t- t. in .!,,-, t rs iiio lawlessness resimcu xruiu iuvo m uuu uiuaua.
round fieht at Dreamland rink to- tbroucb tho nntional lied Cross on.. . V . , n . ... . ,r
" r 1... t ...flAt. tl.A nAmnntu 11,111
: Miai'lllU uu. 11 WWII
tho sneiolv niul the northwest at the
charred ruins, following a strike of villo and Santa Clara districts and national npplo show at Denver, and
tho men at tho mine. , will investigate thorn as to tho prov- nftcrward went to Washington in the
fight against tho La Fuau bill, will
TTrt Will Wkttiktt tt AfrtjIP.M! ti Mint. I. . tt .1
othorwise, appropriate cxperssiom , ,,,.- nf ,t.., ,,..,. nf vlAm.nrv a. ,. ,.riinp ,. i. m. ........
lilu ...v.. v..... iKy vf-. ........ ..... r 1 - 1 1IIU rUSHHM IMIUIIIIC
night.
McCarthy, whq is notlnng wore ; made by tho
than a heavy featherweight, is ens- whieh tho neoul
Ilv within tho required 134VL' pounds, the United Stat
while Thompson barely scales below ported onlamities
tv. ' :
The Illinois boy, desuite his short 1 cnpitn,f ns wen as in the provinces , cr,cc,eu in ""HU? J0'".1" " ANARCHIST PAPER IS
neriod of trninin.:. has pat in many of Fmneet mcn' windows in ho STOPPED BY OFFICIALS
d by him dur-
.v.."t"...i...v . . - . . . . i. .. u .1.... t... AViii... f it.. u ,ir.itintif nt ll.n wiivnlim mnf.l ...t 1. 1 . . i ... .. . . , .. . .1 -1 . .
e and irovernment 0f "'t."1 "uul k-" ...w....,, ... WK ms mp casi in 1110 mniior 01 s.--
cs learn of tho re- sccn uml nKreemo,u cmwi lw m Bociey wio muowiug cur,t,K n Hnrvcy, n weather Un
wind, floods nroi"0"011 1,10 u,c" woni 0,1 Slh, "" Mr' ""-r "iiiko roau and tho ilelcat ol the I.a l ean
burning a now $75,000 clubhouse report. bill will be fully detailed.
solid licks and nppears to be in ex-: "Meanwhile I offer you tho sineor
inline mnnnger's house and looting
.. . -r..r. : . ... . .. , .. several slions in tho village,
ceueni suapc. -uuvunuj ia uin.,- 0Sl sjinpainy ana me mosx arueiu i . - , . ., ..in.-... .-.vmh. .....i, mi.-. u,-un
in good condition, and Ins admirers wishes that tho cause of these dis-' -"""'"u . ' ,' ' V. V0V, ,m,;iis,0,.,):11 oy ,lus iN0W lorK I10S,lU
NEW YOHIC, Jan. 28. Tho circu
lotion of "Mother Earth," has been
look to him to make a fiito showing , asters may soon abate.
in his first essay against n member
of tho bgher flight of lightweights.
Tho talent, however, is getting
down hard on Thompson, and when
tho boxers step into tho ring tonight
it is not nnlikely that he will be a 3
o 1 favorite. Even money is being
offered that Thompson knocks Mc
Carthy ont inside of 15 rounds.
Sullivan and O'lC i-tV.
W. II. TAFT."
SMALL CHANCE TO
SEE BIG FELLOW
will re'
but the men claim tiiai it was piaceu thoritios, at tho remicst of Anthonv
by mine officials to cast discredit ; Comstoek, tho vice-crusador. "Moth-
j or Earth" is a monthly publication
I devoted to the cause of anarchists.
I An article by Emma Goldman con
cerninir tho "white slave" traffic is
said to havo boon responsible for tho
action by tho authorities.
ion tho strikers.
Tho three persons shot
cover.
DREAD DRAGON OF DISEASE.
(Continued from page 1.)
n..,..lo ll.iu.1 Aati1iK.il fti.til IliP
v.....i,i . . -. ..-... ..... .... ....
and other fruit districts will send
rcnresenlativo delegations.
About February 8 tho roiniiiiltoo
to form a union of all tho fruitgrow
ers of tho vnlloy will bo nntioutipod.
nnd on tho following Saturday the
organisation will he effected.
A. E. Renntos is iu Salem in eon
neetion with the filing of hU lirief i
tho onse. He has until Februarv 'I
to tnk" such action.
, - .. - 'i-
d Denver Johnrfv ; Jeffries to Rush Back East to Bed-t010;
side of Sick Wife Is In the
Pink of Condition.
Dan Sullivan an
O'Keefa. who appear in the lo-ronnd
special event tonight, nro expected to
pnt up a slashing battle. Both are
strong, game nnd clever nnd never
loaf a minute.
O'Kcefc has been winning all of PORTLAND. Or.. Jon. 28. Jim
his battles dnn. the past year, and' Jcfrieg anfl h!s travcUm, gladia,or
right now is bettir than ever. Of the , n , , ,. ,
I t.- i f ,,.. , company reached Portland this at-
two, he is possessed or more cle er- r J
ness, but whnt Snllivnn lncks in this.ternoon at 12-15.
department he makes u pin strength j "Can you tell me what they are
and speed. hollering about down south?" asked
The preliminary, which will be put Jeffries of a United Press corrc-
on at 8:30 o'clock, will be a ten- f spondent.
round affair between Antone La J rjjy wife ;3 in a Chicago hospital
Grave and Frankie Smith. 'and I am going back to got her. I
Xelson and Wot.ts. have been worrying about her ever
Battling Nelson nnd Ad Wolgnst j since I left her, and just to please
will fight for the lightweight cham-;a few people in tho south I'm not go
pionship of the world on tho after-jinB to waste any time getting back to
noon of February 22 in Colma. This . Chicago. I expect to be in Los An
was the positive announcement mudejKeles by February 15. I agreed that
).;. mnrnim. l,v Rid Hester, manager , a few dates should bo mode npon
of the Mission'club. nr trip through tho middle
A permit from the Smi Mateo su
pervisors is as good asin his pocknt.
he declared, and so confident is he
of securing it that he has let the cou-
nn
trnct for the construction of
arena, work to begin next Mond:;v self and Gleason
morning, ne has options on three
sites in tho neighborhood, each
within 100 feet of tho county lino nnd
rot 'more than seven minutes' walk
from Coffroth's arenn.
The site will be chosen today and
the contractor will immediately lay
west, but these will not interfere with
my plans in Chicago.
'T left Tex Rickard in Salt Lake
and ho was laughing at tho idea of
thero being nny trouble between him-
where the fight will come off. That
is np to Rickard and Gleason."
Much Suffering.
Answering pitiful crleo for aid, the
broke tho locked door
T .. .,A I. OnttlnnntAM
and found an aged, half blind man,
trying to carry hts paralytic wlfo to
safety away from tho waters which
were rushing Into tho lower portion
of the house from a broken main.
A party of balloonlsts, who ascend-'
ed from the Aaero club at St. Cloud, :
made a trip over the city for tho pur
pose of taking snap-shots of tho do-,
vastntlon, and upon their return re-,
ported tho situation was moro ap
palling than they hrd anticipated.
Government to Relief.
Tho government Is preparing to i
furnish freo food and supplies to the
destitute. ' i
Arrangements also are being made j
to provide furniture and clothing for
thoso whoso effects will havo to boj
burned under tho order of tho sant-j
tatlon comnjlttce In their efforts to j
prevent spread of disease. i
Agents with largo supplies of tils- f
lnfectants already are at work In ,
the sections where the sewer breaks '
have been most serious, and where j
the danger of pestilence Is greatest. '
Weeks of Work Ahead.
It Is feared that It will bo many
weeks before tho filth deposited by,
sewers can bo removed on account
of the crippled conditio., of tho pump-
Ing stations and tho condition of all
Our Saturday Special
Those of our 0118(0111018 who havo worn our
"Ultra lino will ho quick to soo tho exceptional val
ue for tho money in our offer of the i'ollowiui?
shies. '"We have yet to hear of one of our Ultra
Patent Kid Shoes not giving satisfaction, which
is the strongest kind of proof they are thoroughly
reliable.
24 pairs of $1.00 Ultra, patent kid, welt Shoes
for i $3.00
12 paii-s $o.00 Ultra patent kid, velvet top Shoos
for I $3.50
12 pairs $4.00 Ultra, patent kid, gray top Shoes
for $3.00
Our "Brockport" Shoes, whieh are the $3.50 and
$3.00 shoes, manufactured by the Ultra factories,
we will give a discount off of 50c per pair. This
makes you a splendid opportunity to got some good
values for $2.50 and $3.00.
dmeaded
n
WHEN YOU THINK
Suits
Coats '
Waists
Dresses
Petticoats
Dress Goods
Silks, Etc., Etc.
t
Think of this store.
Think of the price, alwaj's low. "
Think of the quality, always high.
Just now the prices are exceed
ingly low.
The Hutchason Co.
Formerly Baker-Hutchason Co.
9,
Savoy Theatre
TONIGHT
A DAUGHTER OF THE SIOUX
(Gripping Indian story)
HUSH MONEY
(Oh, ho funny)
t A CLEVER SLEUTH
(A inirtli-proilucur)
ONE DIME
Jeffries appeared in a serious tho underground conduits,
frame of mind, but a smilo illumin-1 Skiffs piled todny In tho yard about
ated his countenance when he was
told that he looked to be in good
out his plans and get lumber on the i shape. He is evidently taking John-
son senousiy. in incr, jennes, wno
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Nash D. W. Luko. city;
C. Y.oVman, Portland; G. D. Threl
kel,' Newcastle; J. F. Sullivan. Coeur
d'Aleno; A. M. Shannon, H. N. Starr,
Ccdrgo W. West, Portland; J. M.
Balrd, Chicago; G. S. Eaton, Hood
Itiver; Georgo P. Mlms, Seven Oaks;
It. M. Whitman, Eaglo Point; B. F.
Lain, Portland; E. H. qreen, O. K.
Edwards and wlfo, Portland; F. R.
Hunt, Eugene; G. W. Dwlnnell, Mon
tague; Claudo Norrls, Josephine
Haines, New York.
At tho Moore L. ,B. Richmond,
Seattle: 0. S. Huhholl, Watalla; J.
M. Stephens and family, Spokane; E.
T. Hibbard, Portland; J. D. Cochran,
city; Glen Hurd, Dayton; John C.
Michel, Spokano; W. Barnhart, Sa
lem; J. H. Chambers, Cottage Grovo;
Id. W. Wolser and wlfo, Cleveland;
tho palaco of President FalUeres, and
In and around tho theaters and cafes
of tho lower Champs Elysees.
Basements Flooded.
is generally prone to lichtness, soemp All tho basements In that part of
anxious that he shall be in tho best ! tho city are flooded, nnd tho first
possible shape before entering the floors of many of the residences were
ring. , j entered by tho waters during tho
CRATER LAKE COMPANY
WILL ESTABLISH INNS
! night
Tho Crater Lake company, which
hns the permit from tho government
to cam' on a hotel and transporta
tion business in the Crater national
pnrk. has applied for a permit to
establish an inn nt Budd Springs, on
Klamath Lake, in the Crater nntion
al reserve, nnd the running of a stnge
Tho use of automobiles was badly
crippled today by tho shortage ofi
gasoline and taxlcabs could bo ob
tained only at almost prohlbltlvo
rates.
Several cab owners have driven
their horses to death attempting to ,
contlnuo tho work day and night j
while they woro ablo to got trlplo and j
quadruplo faros.
Suffering Sovero. '
Reports Indlcato that tho suffer
line from there to Crater Lake,
Bndd Springs lies on the west side j jn(j among tho peoplo of tho pooror
of the Klamath, just outside the liar- j classes was most B07ero In tho Gron
rimnn holdings nt Pelican Bay and i olio and, Javal arrondlssmonts, whoro
Odessn, p.nd it As. the expressed in- thousands of homes of laborers woro
tontion of tho company to run a iine , flooded.
of boats on tho lake from Klamath J Crowds of refugees clamored about
Falls connecting with ft stage or an-. tho mayorahy office and all tho river
F. M. Murphy, Butto Falls; John H. j tomobile lino at Budd Springs for .arrondlssments aro seeking food and
Ctephens and family, Tecumsoh; , Crater Lake nnd other scenio points. 1 shelter.
THE ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
NO. 11 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Offers in especially good foothill orchard for a low
price and on good terms. .In these days of advancing
prices, it will pay to look into this.
It pays to deal with the "Man Who Knows." When
the Kogiie River Land Company sold tho Tronson &
Guthrie orchard at Eagle Point to .the prize winning
owners, four years ago, the salesman, W. M. Holmes,
assured the purchasers those Spitzenhergtrees would
produce the world's best apples, and subsequent events
prove the soundness of his judgment. By tho way:
Did it ever occur to you that most of tho men who have
won out in the Rogue River Valley, bought their win
ning orchards through the Rogue River Land Com
pany1? W. M. ITolmes, Manager, is always tit your service
for a good buy.
A BANK D00K
WILL LIGHTEN
tho bunion of caring for your money.
Duotiit your cash in tho Farmer' ii
Fruitgrowers' Bank anil you will not
havo to Hit and worry about it
safety. Thiovos don't stoal bank,
books; and if firo dostroyo ouo, you
don't lose anything, ns you would if
it was tho cash itflolf. Open an no
conitt todny nnd you'll sleep easiof
tonight and ovary night.
Yours for business, i
Farmers' & Frullorowers' Bank.
r
Erall Mohr and wlfo, San Francisco;
O. Adams, Butto Falls.
the company already has a per
mit for Mnlone Springs, farther
Every effort Is being mado to han-
dlo tho situation, rind, encouraged by '
SPECIAL MEETINGS NOW
ON AT PHOENIX
PHOENIX, Jan.. 28. (Special.) -Tho
meotings being held here undar
tho nuspicoH of the Christian ohuroh i
are being well attended nnd great in
terest is being manifested.
Five additions to tho church were
umdu nt the meetimr last night. To
night tho subjoot will bo "Tho Long
est Ladder in tho World"; Saturday
ovoning, "Where Did tho Denomina
tions Como From?"; Sunday at 11
o'clock, communion: nt 3 p. m., n
special sermon on "Whnt Is Man?"
fr men only; at 7:15 p. m., a spe
cial sormon on "Whnt Shall I Do
With Jeeps, Who Is Called Christ?"
Special musio for this occasion.
Either Saturday or Sunday the
baptism of thoso who havo united
with -the church will take place.
Hoar Wanlo in "ITnmlot" Medford
Theater, Saturday night.
north, nnd this would mnko a link J the fact that tho crest of tho flood has
of valuo in handling the chain of passed, tho authorities nro gradually
tourist travel to tho great nntional getting tho rellof work under control,
wonder. Good fishincr, hunting nnd it vns a common sight to soo men
beautiful scenery abound nlong the, and women faint In tho crowds thnt
mute, nnd with tho connection onjiovored about tho stntlons whom
this side of the rnniro a good road ' food was being distributed,
would afford nn ideal outing for a i
few davs.
Qulnn Must Die.
EVERETT, Wash., Jan. 28.- Tho'
doath warrant was today read to
Rlohard Qulnn, convicted of murdor-
:SIX CHILDREN HURT
0M WAY TO SCHOOL
Are You
Going East
7
CLEVELAND, O., Jn. 28. SK
dien woro soriously injured tn
day when tho hH in which they wore
lng his wlfo, and April 1G was sot as riding to school was run down by a
the day for his oxocutlon. While Lake ghoro railway' passenger train
Intoxicated Qulnn shot his wlfo on nd demolished, Tho injured, with
tho street hero In Septombor, 1007. uj,o drivor, who was also hurt, wore
tnkert to n hospital,
Of coureo there will never bo an
issue of this nowspnper in whicb ev
ery classified ad will bo worth'' whilo
for you to answer. Noithor, probab
ly, will there ever bo an issue of this
nowspopor in which thoro is not at
least one or two want ads that are
worth your while to answer.
Tho bus was ground into bits, ono
wheel being picked up more than 100
feet from tho spot whoro tho acci
dent occurred. Ono of tho horsos
which drew it was killed.
Frederic Wardo Saturday night ns
"Hamlet."
Have you, a friend coming west? You
ought to bring one to Medford. Call and
see us. let us talk routes and rates
with you. Jnformation cheerfully fur
nished. Phone, address or call on
v
Southern Pacific R. R.
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent
$12,525- Eleven acres iu Cornice pairs, 10 years old,
nine acres in Bartlett and Anjou pears, 1 to 3 year
old; close in; good soil. Tonus.
$12,000 Klevon aeres in Cornice and Boso iiears, M
years old. These trees aro in. full bearing and will
pay a 'good income on the price asked.
$24,000 Thirty-two acres in Bosc and Anjou pears:
trees nro from l to 7 years of age. Complotc set
of buildings. Close in.
$7000 Thirty-five acres of blnck sticky, throe miles
from Medford, all under the ditch and can bo irri
gated. $13,000 Thirty-two acres, close to Mcdrord: oight
acres in Newtowns and Spitzenbcrgs 5 to 7 yoni'S
of age; 14 acres in alfalfa; three acres in pouch oa;
two acres in berries; irrigated; buildings.
$13,000 Twenty ncres; 16 acres in 7-year-old New
towns and balance in 3-ycar-old Bartlett pears; no
buildings.
$7500 Ten acres, all planted to Nowtown and Spit-
zenberg apples, 7 to 11 years old,
$18,000 Thirty-five acres, about 25 planted t!o apples
nnd pears, inbenring. Trees are from fi to 15 years
old; buildings; lour miles from Medford.
$14,000 Thirty-five ncres; buildings; exceptionally
fine place for a homo; twolvo ncres in apples n d
pears 3 years old; nbout nn ncre of bonring orchard;
11 acres in alfalfa; nil fino deep freo soil, ,
$150 to $200 per acre Sfowart aero tracts; two miles
from Medford; trnefs nro from 10,to 25 ncres in si.e.
Fino building spots on nil; can all bo., irrigated;
chenpest tracts in the Medford neighborhood; easy
terms.
$300 per aero Finest five and ten-ncro orchard nnd
garden tracts in tho valley; easy terms.
$35,000270 ncres; buildings; 2G ncres in bonring
Spitz, Newtowns nnd Cornice pours; nbout GO ncres
in one nnd two-yonr-old apples and pears; fino or
chard land.
SELLING- AGENTS FOR SNOWY BUTTE
ORCHARD TRACTS,
W. T. YORK & CO