THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP,
OREGON, TJIURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1910.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
llonry C. Williams of Kugeno Ifl
spending 11 fow days In Mudford
looking ovor tho vulluy.
Tlio oar without n rivnl tho
llulok.
Will W. Hendricks of Ashland
punt Wednesday with friend In
Mud ford.
Wear KlddV Shoo.
Harry Y. Taylor o Trail In in
Modford on n short business trip.
Chlnnwnro nt Goodfriond's.
Mr. and Mm. H. M. Hutlor of Ash
laud spout Wednesday in Mcdford at
tho hotuu of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wiaor.
Full nimortmont of Whitman's can
dloit at Tho Moirivuld Shop.
Born On South Riverside avenue,
February 22, to Mr. and Mm. Clur
enco Whuutor, a Hon.
Klowur pots at Ooodfrioitd'H.
John Itowou of JaolcMon villo was a
Mcdford visitor Thursday.
Moro nold than nil others put to
getherthe Huiok.
C. A. Ponuny of Los Angoles is a
Modford viMitur.
McCall Puttcrns. Meokor's.
MIhh Aguor Robortson has return
d from n trip to Chicago and other
eastern polntH.
WnMhtultH nt Goodfriond's.
J. Frank Drown of Euglo Point
won a Modford victor Wuduusday.
Singer sowing machincH, 2H S. Q
street, l'hono 2051. 311
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gnrduor of
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inoMtt Thursday.
The car that dolivem tho goods
the Huiok.
II. J. Stewart of Ashland was in
Mcdford on business Wednesday.
John II. Carkin, nttornoy at law,
over Jackson County Bank.
E. Clnutou of OrnntH Phhb was in
Mcdford Thursday looking after bus
Iness mutters.
A child can run n nuick.
Oranitewnre at Goodfriond's.
Colonol Gcorgo P. Mitnn was In
Medford Thursday from tho Savon
Oaks ranch. Colonel Minis in lay
ing clnim to tho record for tho two
miles between Sovon OakM and tho
Central Point depot, hnving mado the
distance this morning in 20 minutes.
When No. 15 arrived tho colonol wntf
ntill taking deep breaths.
Wear Kidd's Shoos.
Dave King of Ashland, who is he
lieved by ninny old ciotttorn to bo tho
-original from which tho chnrnotoM
ot David Ilnmm nnd also of the
stago driver in "Mnry Jnuo's Pa,"
wan in Medford on businonn Thurs-
day.
Tens at Goodfriond's.
Game Warden Charles IJ. flay wart
nt Jacksonville on official business
ThuMdny.
Roe tho Merrivold Shop for books,
mngndncK nnd fine engraving.
Dr. E. n. Pickcl wns at Jackson
ville ThtiMdny on professional bus
iness. Spring skirts. Mookor'a.
Mr. nnd Mm. Ilornco Polton of
Sam's Vnlloy woro in Mcdford Wed
nesday evening to boo "Tho Lion nnd
the MoiiHo."
C-B Corsets nt Moekor'fl.
Andrew JildnoBS, tho well-known
miner, is in Modford from tho Hluo
'Lodge country.
Phono 2IHH, Goodfriend'b.
D. II. Drewory, whilo bonrding
train 13 yesterday nftornoon, struck
'his kneo on tho car stop. Ho paid
but littlo attention to tho injury un
til upon reaching Ashland no found
tho mcmhor was badly swollen and
painful, Medical nid was summoned
nnd Mr. Drowory was brought bnok
to this city in an nutnmobilo. It
will bo Bovornl days boforo ho will
'bo nblo to bo out.
Marion Lauco loft for n trip north
'ThuMdny morning.
C, A. Mnlboouf has roturnod from
.a buBiiiosq trip to Portland.
C. H. nnd J. W. Shorins of Wost
fiold, N. J., uro in this city looking
zfor a suitablo locntion.
Thomas S. Crandnll of Fort
Dodge, In., is among thoKO who arc
In this flection looking for ft good lo
cation, Frank nnd Wnltor Fitrgorald, no
compnuiod by Mr, Qurdnor, tho of
ficiont poHtmnstor nnd marohnnt of
Sam's Vnlloy, tarriod in tho city
'Mondny night lnyiug in snpplios from
'tho difforont businoss housos of tho
city.
C. n. Corey ifl laying tho founda
' tion for n bungalow roaidonoo in tho
roar of his bnkory, fronting on North
Rivorsido nvonuo.
Mr. Rchmitlin loft for his homo in
'Pdrtlnnd Monday, having spont n
most delightful two wooks' visit with
'Ma aunt and undo, Mr. nnd Mrs, Do
Robonni, of North Control nvonuo ;
also with rolntives nnd f rionds in
.'Jacksonville.
Bort nookor has moved his rosl-
donco on to his lot ho recently no-
quired of W. P. Gould on tho south
-sido of Wost Jnokson stroot,
Tho ntito that stands tho wonr
arid tonr tho Buiok.
Although n special mooting of tho
city oounoll was called Wednesday
evening to ordor tho special olootton
to voto on n r.lianor amunduient in
connection with the gas plant frun-
cIiIho, tho mooting wns poBtponod nnd
tho mnttar will come up before the
regular session of tho council uoxt
Tuosdny, .
K, D. Elwood is rojoloing ovor the
recovery o fills dog, "Harney," which
wan lost sovornl uionths ugo. Tho
dog wns found at Ashland by somo
of tho Medford K. of P.'s, who nt
tondod tho district convention. Thoy
recognized tho dog and upon Mr. HI
wood proving ownership the people
having him in possession rendily
gnvo him up. Ho hod boon purchas
ed by them from somo Ashland boys,
who . hud undoubtedly picked him up
hero,
Mrs. K. H. Stout of Jacksonville Is
quite ill, Dr. Picket is in nttondancn.
A. V. Stennolt hnd ns n guest for
a couple of days this week nn old
friond from Phoenix, Arir..
Frank K. Woodward nnd Harry
N. Starr nro in town today nttending
a mooting of tho directors of tho
Kaglo Point Orchards Syndicate.
C. 0. Anderson nnd H. -Buoholz of
Hiusdnln, III., tire in Modford look
ing over tho vnlloy with a view to
locating hero.
t BUSINESS LOCALS :
Wear Kidd'a Shoes.
You need a Buick.
Extractn nt Goodfriond'fl.
Ltncns on tal cot Mwkor ft Co.'b.
Stationery, office and school hm
plies at the Merrivold Shoo.
Are you interested in a strictly
modern home, good location, stroot
to bo paved, taxes paldf Addrcts
'D, "enre of this offlco. 202
Meeker's for spring Skirts.
Cutlery nnd glnsbwarc at Good
friend's. For wood of alt klndo, sco tho
Squnro Deal Woodyard. Phone
2001. Fir otroot, botweon Second
and Third streets. Oould ft Llndloy,
j proprietors. 201"
I
JEFFRIES STARTS
A
RUN
Dig Fighter Draws Crowd to Dank
and Timid Depositors Dollcvcd
a "Run" Is In Prooress.
Bnicks nro durable.
Bulcks do tho work. " .
j Ornnitowaro at Goodfriond's..
Buicks win the races. '
, Tho want ads can sorvo you only If
you uao thorn,
( Cffuals nt Goodfriond's.
LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Fob. 24.
When Jim Joffries went into the
Morchnnts' National bank to put
away n littla of his thoutrical pile,
his orcsoupo drow a crowd of tho
curious and started u run on tho in
stitution, causing its officinls symp
toms of heart failure, from which
they hud hardly recovered today.
Tho first deiwsitor who haw tho
crowd iiround the bank hud visions
of his money being hypothecated nnd
ho cntorod tho bank with i rush.
Soon scores of other depositors were
"enshing in" and it was not until tho
fighter rotircd with n greater num
ber of tho throinr that tho frightened
depositors became renssured nnd re
placed their savings.
Death of Mrs. E. C. Scudder.
Mrs. E. E. Scudder died at tho
Medford hospital Wednesday eve
ning. Mrs. Scudder, who had been
conducting tho Euiorick rooms, wns
taken to tho hospital sovornl days
ago in order to undorgo an opera
tion. The disease hud progressed so
far, however, that tho physicians
were unable to nfford relief, nnd
Mm. Scudder passed nWay yester
day afternoon nt the ugo of 30 years
and 1 da'.
Thrco yenrs ago Mre. Scudder nnd
hor. lmsbnnd enmo to Eaglo Point
and entered into tho hotel business.
Mr. Scudder soon afterward died,
nnd since then Mm. Scudder hus
been working to support horsolf nnd
two children.
Sho leaves two littlo girls, Mabel
nnd Madeline, tho latter a cripplo.
There is quite nn amount of proper
ty coming to tho two little girls. Tho
funeral will take place at Jackson
ville Friday.
FINE AND PRISON FOR
WEARERS OF DIG HATS
PREMIER
IN FINE fettle;;
Jud Pernoll, Who Goes to Detroit,
Feel's Fine After Winter's Rest
Injury to Hand Cured.
John W, Pornoll of Annlogoto,
brother of Henry Pernoll, tho south
pa twlrlcr, wh owns sold by Aberdeen
to Detroit last season for M0 00, was
In Mcdford Thursday.
Ho says tho premier southpaw ot
tho Pacific coast Is In fine shapo aft
er winter's rest on tho farm. Hon
ry mixed up with n bad colt In the fall
and had his salary hand badly cut,
but tho injured member has healed
without Injury to tho digits that make
the Spauldlng tnko decoptlro currcs they, patrolled today were running
nnd slants, and "Jud" will show up , on schedule time. Thoroughness of
at tho training ground at San An
tonio. Tox., with moro speed which
Is some and a better control than
C0NSTADULARY ORDERED.
(Continued from Pago 1.)
orccs now on hand woro unnblo to
ontrol the situation he woidd call
upon tho governor to send the state
militia into Philndclphin.
Homo Cars Ituu.
Moro cars were running today
than nt any time since tho strike be
gan. Tho number, however, was no
where near the normal number.
Large bodies of men are held in
reserve at tho police precinct stu
tions to respond to riot calls.
"Grooms' black horse cavnlry," ns
tho stato constabulary is called, 5h
feared nnd hated by every union rnnn
in Pennsylvania. These men have
established a record for fearlessness
nnd determination that is unrivalled.
Thoy nro expert horsemen nnd one
of tho qualifications of tho service
is a deadly accuracy with weapons.
Dlscipllno Thorough.
Cars in tho section of the city
ovor boforo.
Ho leaves this evenlne on his Jour
noy south.
T
TOO-LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTKD Jnpanoso hoy wants posi
tion as cook. Addross It, P. O. Dox
204, Modford. 294
FOIl BALK 200 Nowtown and Spit
xonborg applo troes 2 years old. Mc
Donoiigh, N. K. Cor. B stroot nnd
Fifth stroot. 293
NOTICE.
To whom It may concorn: All old
prices on my Modford Vtow orchard
withdrawn. Prices and tonus will bo
glvon upon application.
291 E. nUIlTON WATERMAN.
ROBBER FINDS NO GOLD;
INDULGES IN PRACTICAL JOKE
DOUGLAS, Arir., Fob. 21. Do
spite tho efforts of tho authorities,
no traco hnn been found today of tho
highwayman who compelled Rev. A.
J. Benedict to ont a hearty lunch un
der pcnnlty of death, becauso tho
robber could find no money in tho
pooketa of tho parson.
Ito'v. Bcnodiot was driving through
South Pnss nlono when tho highway
men hold him up. no sonrchod tho
minister's olothos, but found overy
pookot empty. Tho rnnn then oxnm
inod overy cranny of tho liuggy nnd
enro noross a big lunch stored nwny
minder tho sent. lie opened it nnd
commanded Hov. Benedict to swnllnw
overy morsel,
Whilo tho clergyman nto, tho roi
bor kept a cocked rovolvor pointed
nt his bond. Tho food wns eaten in
record tlmo. Tho tho ministor wns
allowed to procood.
FIRE IS CAUSED BY
BOYS WITH MATCHES
ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 24. Wo
men's big hats must go, if n bil now
in tho hnnds of Delegate Wittig of
Allegany county becomes a lnw. It
limits tho diameter of women's hend
gear to ten inches nnd imposes so
vero penalties for violntion of tho
law.
Dclcgnto Wittig received tho b'Jl
from David A. Hobb, stato attorney
of Allegnny county.
Tho bill rends in part:
"It shall bo unlawful for any wo
man to wenr in nny publio plnco or
upon nny publio stroct n lint tho di
ameter of which shnll bo moro thnn
ton inches; or for any woman to
wear or have upon her head nny lint
of nny description in nny theater or
concort hall when nny porformnnco
shall bo in progress."
Violations nro to bo punished by a
fino of not loss thnn $10 nor moro
thnn $100, or by imprisonment for
not loss thnn 30 days nor moro than
thrco months.
FREDDIE WELSH NEXT
FOR AO WOLGAST
HAS PRAISE FOR WORK
AT STATE COLLEGE
Phoenix Man Back From Attending
Winter Course at 0. A. C
Is Greatly Pleased.
Tho fire which destroyed tho Gng
nnn pinning mill, holouging to tho
Trail Lumber company, loented just
wost of tho Highland Pnrk stntion
on tho Rogue River railway, Is be
lieved to have boon onusod by chil
dren playing about tho mill hnving
mntchos in thoir possossion. Tho
plnnt hnn not boon in oporntlon for
sovornl months nnd tho firo could not
possibly hnvo originated from nny
othor thnn nn ontsido souroo.
Tho loss wns not groat, inasmuch
as Ihoro was but littlo valuablo mn
chinory nnd tho building wns of
chenp construction.
Tho building wns boyond tho ronch
of tho firo department, tho nonrost
hydrant being sovornl blooks away.
Don't Arrjue With "Central"
CINCINNATI, Fob. 24. Undor n
rule put into offoot todny in nil tho
Cincinnati tolopliono oxahnnges op
portunities for picking a qunrrol
with "Control" horoaftor will bo con
finod to people who onn do so In not
over half a down words,
C. C. Sgott, who in October purr
chased a place near Phoenix nnd has
since resided thoro, has returned
from attending tho winter short
courso nt tho Oregon Agricultural
collogo nnd fnrmorR1 wook, nnd is
most onthusiastio ovor tho courso,
"Theso winter short coursos in
practical orchard work aro invnlu
ublo," 8tutos Mr. Scott, "to men liko
mysolf, who nro forced to lonrn
something of actual orchard practico
in ordor to Jntolligontly enro for our
proportios. Tho courso givon at tho
collogo is a splondid one nnd of
gront valuo to nil. It was worth
far moro to mo thnn tho trouble) nnd
oxpenso of attending."
Battleship Robbed,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., Fob. 24.
Tho Unitod Statos postoffico
nboaVd tho armored cruisor Tonnos
soo wns looted of $350 in money nnd
n quantity of stnmps, ncoording to
a mossngo roooivod today from tho
ship's postmnstor, Frank J. Smith.
Tho robbory is roportcd to havo oc
curred whon tho wnrahip wns on its
way from horo to Pugot Sound.
Tho Tonnossoo is now at Boiling
ham, Wnsli., and it is roportod two
mon aboard tho cruisor nro boing
hold for oourt martial. Thoir names
woro not montionod in tho mqssago.
Offers of Theatrical Engagements
Pour In on New Lightweight
Champion Nelson Off East.
discipline cnnblcd tho scattered de
tachments of constabulary to mass
at any point where not seemed im
minent, nnd littlo disorder was re
ported from the district.
TTntred of the constabulary caus
ed scores of leaders of various un
ions to visit tho city hnll to argue
with the mavor for their withdrawal.
Other lenders visited the enrmen's
headquarters to nsure them thnt n
general striko would meet with their
npprovnl.
More conservative lenders, -how-cvcr,tnre
urging abandonment of tho
general strike plan, contending thnt
the union men, by remnining nt work,
enn give better aid to their fellow
unionists in the ranks of the strik
ers. Xo Arbitration.
Company officials maintained
their determined ntitude today by
declaring that they will not consent
Enamelware
We are going to have a big cleaning up sale on Enam
elware tomorrow and Saturday. If you are looking for
a bargain, come in Friday and Saturday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cat., Feb. 24.
Offers of theatrical engagements con
tinued to pour In on Tom Jones, Adto mi)mU t,lc5r difficnltics with their
Wolgast's manager, today, but ho will i
not act upon them until ho has care
fully gono ovor all. Jones Is de
termined to mako hay for tho new
champion wl llo the sun shines, but
not at tho cxpenso of his health.
Therefore, ho has decided to select
about ten weeks tlmo about his tlmo
and after filling engagements to give
Wolgaut a good rest; after that Ad
will bo proparoJ to defend his title.
In all probability tils next opponent
will bo Frcddlo Welsh, but It Is hard
ly likely thrtt his demand for a $45,
000 guarantco will be granted.
Hestor has cabled Welsh making
men to arbitration.
Nntional Organizer Pratt claimed
that the-unionists have tho upper
hand and thnt their success was only
a matter of time. To support this
he pointed ont thnt Q200 platform
men hnvo quit the company and that
only 225 care were being operated
today.
Four Thousand Men Out.
On the other hand, the company
declared that only 4200 employes
hnve struck and that 750 cars wore
being operated.
Tho dnmage to property, accord
ing to tho company, has reached
15 c each
Two for 25c.
200 pieces of gray Enamel
ware, in pudding pans,
milk pans, sauce pans,
stew pans, etc., at, your
choice,
15c each
2 for 25c
25c each
Over 200 pieces of Enam
elware t;o choose from,
here tomorrow and Satur
day; all good, large size, at,
your choice,
each
him a def Inlto offer to meet wolgast $50,000. Three persons have been
In April or May and expects a reply killed during tho six days' fight. 50
lato this ovonlng. persons injured and there have been
Wolgast was about town today, ac-' 500 arrests,
companlcd by Jones, callluir on his! xho forcos on duty comprise 5500
friends. Contrary to expectations, ! police, 3000 specinl police, occas
tho little follow Is not a bit "swell- j ional details of firemen, 185 state
ed up" ovor his victory. Naturally he constabulary nnd 150 stato folcibles.
Is proud of 'his performance and Is i The fonciblcs, after their humiliating
elated ovor the prospect of deriving experiences at the hands of n mob,
from It an income, but his noso Is aro being held in tho armory ns a
pointing straight ahead, and not up In reserve force. The statg fcncibles
tho air, . j on duty nro tho Philndelphia com-
Battllng Nelson was agreeably sur-, panies, and their hesitancy in using
prised when his manager, Jack Rob- violence upon thoir townsmen result
Inson, received telogrnms from the cd in disorders in which many of
east advising him that the Dane's tho-. them were beaten, stripped of their
ntrlcal engagements, doplto his de-( uniforms nnd weapons nnd mndo
feat, had not bo cancolod. Thoy pack-1 targets of abuse and missiles,
ed up nt once nnd loft for Chicago.' The state constabulary, under
Nelson will not havo to nppear boforo . Captain Groom, havo seen strike
next Monday night, by which tlmo ho ( duty in all parts of Pennsylvania
figures that his "mush" will havo ro-.and fofrm a seasoned body of men.
adjusted Itself into something ckln to 'Groom's force is mounted on coal
Choice 50c
One lot of high-grade
Enamelware, qualities that
we have been seeling at
75c to $1.00 each, closing
out price, Friday and Sat
urday, each 50c
HUSSEY'S
tho somhlanco ot a humau faco.
BOYS ARE NOT SO
BAD AS PAINTED
In the report of the case of tho
City of Medford vs. Coylo Johnson
yestordny tho inference might have
been given that tho Anderson boys
woro bad all tho way through. Such
was Hot tho intention. Tho boys aro
just boys, but at tho same time tho
old-fashioned axiom that "children
should bo seen nnd not heard," might
bo considered by tho parents of all
tho boys engaged in tho fracas.
Charles Greonstrut and Jamos S.
Wilson, who woro nrrosted on n
chnrgo of robbing sovornl housos on
Rivorsido nvonuo Sunday night, woro
taken to Jnaksouvillo Wednesday
nftornoon nnd turned over to tho
enro of Shoriff Jones.
Advertised Letter List.
Tho following lettors remain un
cnllod for nt tho postoffico nt Med
ford, February 23:
F. G, Aloxnndor, G. Bassanoll,
Mrs. M. B. Bcnnott, C. K. Campbell,
Mrs. L. Couxtor, Mrs.' W. J. David
son, W. A. Dalroll, B. A. Duke, It.
O. Pnrnnm, R. T. Ellison, Mrs. Josio
Jenkins, Harlon Jinkon, Win. Kink
huff, Mr. Lomor, P. W. Luoma, P.
W, Madnntr, Dora Mossingor, Elsio
Molrose, Modford Land & Wntor
Co., T. W. McGrnth, B. A. Murdook,
Miss E. Nowman, J. E. Norlnn, Frodn
Polton, Frajik L. Smith, S. M.
Stough, I. J. Wngnor, G. M. Zinn.
Partios calling for tho abovo let
tors will plonso say "advortisod." A
ohargo of 1 oont will bo mado upon
dolivory.
A. M. WOODFORD, T. M.
C. A, Pennay of Los Angeles is a
Modford visitor.
black horses. The men nro armed
with carbines, automatic revolvers
and riot maces. From experience,
they know when to use their clubs
nnd whon to, shoot.
CAPTAIN AND MEN STAY
BY THEIR BATTERED SHIP
CORDOVA, Alnskn, Feb. 24.
With tho wreck apt to go to pieces
at any momont nnd nil tho ship sub
merged except the forward house nt
high tide, Captntn Porter nnd six of
tho crew of tho'ill-fatod Yucatan nro
sticking to their vessel in nn attempt
to save it fro ruthe ice floes and
borgs which nre buttering it daily,
nccording to the steamer Victoria,
which has arrived here from Seattle
New Showing
In the Very Latest Fashions in
Men's Neglige and
Soft Shirts
in Pongee, White, ' Brown, Blue
and other patterns at from
75c to $2.50 each
Van Dyke's
Ladies Get Busy
Special Sale of Hair Goods
Owing to tho fact that I leave for Ashland the latter part of the week,
I will place on Specinl Snlo for
Two Days, Friday and Saturday ;
The finost line of hair goods ever shown in Mcdford, all styles nnd .
colors, also my wonderful preparation for beautifying the skin, ',
"Bloom of Roses," the greatest boautifier of tho ago, and other prepa
rations. Owing to my inability to seoure a location, I will not bo
ablo to open my Bonuty'Parlors till fall, but will make Medford my
headquartors whilo in Southern Oregon. I leave for Ashland Sunday.
Beauty Specialist
MADAME ROOT
at II. C. KENTNER CO., who have taken tho agency for my beauty preparations.