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Medford Mail Tribune Tonight nnd Saturday Clear ami wuruiur, Might front poiiwlblo tonight. Cull central nftur 7 p, m, Pull Leased Wire Keport. Tho only paper In the wortA published in a city tho ilia' of Medford hating a loaned" wire. FIFr.lt YEAR. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1910. No. 16. -rim whwriuciL ISTERS PLAN 0.00 AM HOSPITAL HERE Thinks Her Hatchet Is Needed jg? JZ? J& jg? Illinois Grieves Aunt Carrie Father Van Clnrcnln From Portland With I After Consultation T Decide to Start Work i. in August Ready fir ASK $10,000 AND FIVE ACRES 01 Against This They Will P i and Will Construct Hos I rn In Every Respect F It Bettw. In August tho Slaters of I will start work In this clt erection of n $100,000 hospl u work U to bo riwhod and t Hovcd thnt tlto Institution ready for opening oarly lull. Such was tho good word from Portland by Fnthor Van ' bwk of tho local Catholic ohm :i; returned Friday from an c stay In Portland mado nocosiuiry lorl a prolonged lllncw. Father Vnn states that after a con-1 BBsiBBH9RlSHBiKu9999iBB BBaamBSSnHlBsaBaaMBaaHBaBaa9K3t raHBBflBaaaV IIEIOEL TO BE HERE TONIGHT Undo Sam MakM Good Its Prom ises to. Will G. Steel to Have En gineer Return and Complete His Labors Where He Laid Them Down Last Fall When State Fell Down. WILL SPEND $5000 BEFORE JULY I, 1910 I Commission Will Go to Ashland on Monday Night te Meet With Mem bers of Commercial Club of That City. TKItltK HAUTE, Ind April 3. "I think that Illinois needs a Utile to ate aultatloa In Portland that tho Moth- of my hatchet," stated Carrlo Nation er Provincial of tho Sisters of Prov- Idonco for Oregon announced that tho Bisters would oxpond 100,000 on eroding and equipping a hospital In this city, provided tho city would plodgo $10,000 and giro flvo acres of ground ns a alto. Tho Bisters of Provldonco maintain St. Vlncont'a hocpttal In Portland nnd other Institutions over tho world and aro notod for tholr excellence. Father Van expects to start nt onco on a campaign to plodgo tho nec essary monoy for Modford, hero this morn lug, whon nuked her vows of tho outcomo n tho recent oloctlona In Illinois, which woro won by tho "wots." "Illinois started out right two Making good Its promise to Will O. Stcol, who woo recently sent east by tho Crater Lako highway commis sion, the government will havo ono of Its engineers on tho ground at onco to start tho construction of the high way. On No. 14 this evening Benja min F. Hcldel, assistant engineer of tho bureau of good roads department of agrlculturo, will arrlvo In Modford and will bo proparod to take up his work whoro ho left It l3t fatl, whon tho Injunction was ISBiied, tying up tho appropriation of $100,000 made by tho stato legislature. Mr. Hcidol will jitart at onco mak ing a study of conditions within tho national forest. "Last fall an appro- i,.Llln. M IEAAA ... t .1 1. .. need shaking up. I think they need " , , ' V . V , ' me and my hatchet." tho forcstry department for work on William Jennings Bryan catno ,n in wPWWnauon H for hlirh rnmmnnrfnlhn n ., i,.i. J'roviueu wiui uns money must do years ago, hut It Is evident that thoy M PR Lit WORKING FO S KRIPTION NEW ORLEANS MAY HAVE SOME SUGAR SCANDALS Anticipates Little Difficulty In Sc curing Requisite Number of Sub scribers to Capital Stock of New Association. NEW CHILEANS, ha., April 8. Tho grand jury which is iuvestigat- ing tho weighing f imported sugar hero is cxpoatcd to mako its rojort April 10. Kcrliy S. Miller, who wns placed ii It is predicted by officials nt iholchurgo of subscriptions to the cental federal biiildinir thnt tho roport will stock of tho Koguo lttver Fruit bo uucli tB to warrant a full invosti- Produco association, has established gation by Special Assistant District hondquartors in Profossor O'Giirn's Attornoy-Qonoral Wilfrod Donnison, pfftco nnd hns launched a red-hot who nrrivoa horo today from Wush- campaign to secure (he nocossurv ington. subscriptions for $25,000 by Sntur- Donison onmo to Now Orleans for I "'( April lu, when tho nssnointian tho express purpoHo of probing into will moot for tho elcotion of officorH tho aotions of tbe sugar trust. u the final porfeotion of tho ns. Tho invostigutioii now in progress sooiation. resulted from tho refusal of tlio sti- Mr. Millor does not nnticipnto nny gar company to produco for tho fed- miiloulty in scouring tho Btntod era! officials. amount, ns ovory ono ho has nn No nctunl charges linvo boon mndo pronohod is moBt favorablo to the gainst the sugar rofinory nt Now movement. Tho advantages of such Orleans, but tho government bocamo asBooiation is apparent whon it auspicious owing to tho porsistonoy to reraomborod that in fivo or six or rumors in connection with sugar yonrs tho proHont output of fruit in woighing. tho valley will have doublod manv , times. Only through an association Urieans Flgnuna TOT Fair. ca " mnrkotod to an advnn NEW ORLEANS, La., April 8. tftK0 Th'B ,,nB ,)0n tho history of With subscriptions aggregating more fru5t rnisi"K tho world over, and tho than $300,000 already recorded, tho 01,0 rnson today that California finunco comniittoo of tho Now Or- fn,tt B Brown with oxcobb yonr uffer kaas exposition organleatlon today yftr 18 1,10 fnc '""t tho growora in announcod tlmt tho campaign for luftt 8tato lmvo 'onned tho heat oh funds will bo oxteAded to all parts of BOtntion in oxistenoo. tho stnto onrly noxt woolc. All frultgroworH aro roquostod to Tho $300,000 was Hiibuoribod at a ft11 "lon Jrr. Millor nt Professor jnass mooting Inst ovoning, whioh O'Gara's offico. Subscriptions was attended by thousands of oili- 8hld nil ho in hoforo tho 'inootiiig gons, aovqrnor J. Y,, 8nndor8 pro- ' -April 10. iding. t; 1 Cutlnhys Not Reconciled. Tho'( governor proposod nt tho KAN8A8 CITY, Mo., April 8. mooting thnt tho coming Kossion of Mle' Cudnhy, father of "Jnck" tho Btato logiHlaturo, whioh convonos C1"1"1' who Hlnnhed Joro Lllils, Is in Ilaton Ilougo noxt May, Bilmiil to 011 ,llB vn' to California today nftor tho pooplo n proposition to tax all ft futll nttoilt to offoot a roconoll property in Now OiloniiB tlirop- lnt,on utwon his eon and MrB. Ouh fourtlis of n mill nnd proporty in nil ft,iy' Tho mt'nt lckor admlttod bo other pariHlioB of th'o Btnto tliroe- foro thnt any nttompt nt rocon eigliths of a mill on tho dollnr for, mnt,(m ,l nlBt havo mndo had tho purpono of raising $1,000,000 of fn,,l1' n rofusod to Btato what at the neooBHary oxposition fumlfl. Ho tttudo his syh's wlfo had assumed, also urged upon the cltUeas of this "Jftck" Cudahy Is In Pasadonn, Cal., olty the neooBBity of raising $3,000,- whoro no w,n Jolaod by his fnth 000 by porBonnl subscription, 0 ' by his stand on tho liquor question. proved himself ono of "God's tno noblomon." SUIT IS FILED FOR RIGHT OF WAY thought that this appropriation had been lost, when Mr. Stool visited Washington, saw tho government of flchxls, told thorn of what Modford was doing In connection with the btitlding of tho Crater Lake road and necured tholr promise to expend this money for .no purpose that It was originally appropriated. Mr. noldel will got buey at onco In expending this $C00Q on tho road In tho nation n'l forest. Tho department has prom Iscd that ho will be allowed to com Pacific & Eastern Brlnos CoJeratH'P,et tho road throughout. ., . , . . . uo8criptiona to th fund for tho ation Proceedlnjjs Against L X building ot tho crater Lake highway Phipps and C. O. Woolvcrtwi ior nr0 Bt,u com,ns n, hut Miford ii rathor poor picking as noarly ovory Rlflht Ot Way 'or Railroad. porson who can afford It has already subscribed. On Monday evening tbo highway committee trill moot with tho Condemnation proceedings have Ashland Commercial club rad it Is boon instituted hy tho Pacific & East- expected that ccver.il BirtwcrlptlOEs ern Railroad company to condemn -a can bo obtained in that city. right of way through tho Phipps tract against I. J. PhJjpps and a D. Wol- BAD HORSE KICKS u . fn., . -i ..I ouoioinii n in rut W WAV T 11D 4MVU U V VU I iiMiiuiut,. u utw trri i r ir t HAWLEY ASKS BUILDING HERE Introduces Bill Into House Providing $125,000 for the Erection of a Federal Building in This City Though Late In Session, It May Be Secured. HAS LONG BEEN NEEDED BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES Several Officers of Uncle Sam Are Scattered About City and Build ing 1$ Needed In Which to House Them. W.A. Jones Weds Mrs Newberry WASHINGTON, April 8. Con gressman W. C. Hnwloy today intro duced a bill into congress providing for the erection of a federal building in Medford at an estimated cost of $125,000. Medford has at last succeeded in getting her request for a federal building before congress, and al though it is Into in the session the bill may be passed. Tho agitation for a federal build ing here wns IcV. to primarily by tho fact that there aro five government officers in the city and that there wns no reason why a building should not bo secured. Comet Is Seen Mt. Hamilton VIewvd by Professor Ait ken, but Only for a Few Moments It Appeared Where It Was Expected. Sheriff of Jackson County Weds Pop- alar Assistant in District Attor ney's Office A Surprise, court Friday morning. Tho attar- nova for tho Pacific & Eiurtorn nra Williams. Wood and Linthleum uf n fractious horse at Merrimnn's Portland and Kelly ,& Wlthlngton .of blacksmith shop Friday morning nnd Modford. ,mH ono 8,100 pnnmuy nniled, 1he animal jorked away nnd lcicked tho I. l ji . LORD KITCHENER CUTS ,m.T,rVn,ine TV iM xow vn OUT CANADIAN TRIP .T " eB"y41 n.1 .r urao .ami SAN FHANnTKfYV Cnl.. Ar5l R - lu,u" lccl" "a nPPcr "Any 6tatoment credited to Gouernl Otter, chiof of the gonoral staff vl Canada, criticising my ability to m stituto improremeats in the Canadl nn dofonsea did not influonca mo to ohango my itinerary," said Herbert lvitohcnor, horo of Khar toum, mid under special communion bcsido cutting a j?sh through hi lowor up. His wounds were dressed at the offices of Morrison & Thayer, and barring n slight impediment in his Iordl t"ui uiuu ia win uo nil hwu tittup (lltll III I, III13 LICK OBSERVATORY, Mt. Ham ilton, Cal., April 8. Kalley'a comet was viewed shortly before suariso to day by Professor Aitkcn at tho ob servatory and Its movement reported by Director W. W. Campbell. Tho comet wan -visible far only fow minutes and at that the tall was not seen, owing to the brightness of tho twilight background. The cem et appeared In the position predicted by astronomers. Astronomers in ordinary places of observation cannot oxpoct to behold tho comet for several years. ...tit. !.! t.J p.. l .j ir tn nlnn ,1frt..a fr,r l,n HrHiu, ra. MOlSBnCr. " "He WOllM mvn inrn mv hA ff it uouuinnu . . ' "J ' in i. ..!.;. n ......... M UUU. " i iiiiouucu iu vibii uiinnun unless iinportuut business in England mado it nocoBsnry lor mo to slumon. For -f that reason I will go direct to New York nnd Liverpool. I will lonvo -f Now Yorkjiot later than April 10." -f -f 4. Bard Very III. OXNAHl). Cal., April 8. Former United States Senator Thomas It. Hard, who is Buffering from conges- ion (il tlto luugH, pnswfl a . tnirlv (good night. Tho cliiuices today for Ins rocovory nro brighter than nt uu.v timo sinuo ho was atriokon, aooordiiig to n bulletin issued by Dr. W. It. Liviiigstoa. Although Bard npponred to bo dp. lirioiiB nt timos during tho night, 'it was niinomiood that ho soourod eomo muoh-noodod rest and tlmt ho ap peared to bo nitioh Rtrougor today. Ilis tomporaturo was rooordod nt 101 dogrous and his pulso was moro regular. f HOW MANY ADS DO YOU ANSWER IN A WEEK? T How ninny ndxt'rtisod things do you iiivcstignto,fnnd buy? ITow ninny store-bnrgnins do you "look up" 0 f tor. vending tho ads? How ninny ndvor tised oppovtuuitios to buy or soil things do you follow up nnd utilibzo? " ' If, with you, thrift- is u praotiocd virtue, nnd not simply n pronohod ono, you aro n vigilant and ititolligont nnsworor of nds -and you'll probnbly answer nioro this oow than you did Inst, f -f 4 f 4 4 GRANDFATHER WOULD PAY $1,000,000 FOR GRANDSON NEW YORK, April 8. Informn tiou reached here today from "San Francisco to the effect that John S lumbal), a wealthy steamship man and mine operator of California, is willing to pay $1,000,000 for Iho custody of his 0-yenr-old grandson Louis Adams, who is now with his father, John P. Adams, hero. Tho lad is beinc enrefnllv wntehnl . ' i... 4(ni.AM i .i. .. inn i iimuif nuu una VAilu&seu fear that nn attempt might bo mndo to kidnap tho boy. Ballinger Is Slapped. WASHINGTON, D. C, April B. Tho committee investigating tho Bal- llngor-Plnhrot controversy today ad ministered at a slap otaolnpupnpu mlnlstorod a slap at tho socrotary. By unanimous voto It overruled ttalllngor's protest against the repeat ed calls ot Attornoy Brandels, Qlavia' attornoy, for documents on fllo In tho Interior department, Boforo tho mattor camo to a voto, Brandols ropllod to Balllngor's pro tost. Ho crltlplsod tho delays which attonded tho delivery of papers ho had requested from timo to timo and called attention to tho fact that Bel linger, at tho beginning of tho In quiry had offorod to do ovorythlng posslbllo to oxpodlto tho proceedings. ' Wilbur Jones, sheriff ot Jackson county, and Mrs. Nellio R. Newberry were married In Portland at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning by Rev. Fonts at the Presbyterian church. The news came as a great surprise to tho many local friends ofthe couple, who wero left entirely in tho dark, No detills ot tho wedding have been announced, but Mr. Jones on Thursday afternoon telephoned to his friends in the courthouse In Jackson vllle that ho and Mrs. Newberry had Deen 'marnearAtter a snort noney moon trip the couplo will return and make their Lome In Jacksonville for tho timo being. They will arrive Sunday morning. Both ot tho contracting parties havo leved neaily all their lives in Jackson county and both are known through Its lenzth and breadth. Mrs. Jones has boon an assistant of Dis trict Attorney Mulkey recently and has resided In Jacksonville for a number of years. Mr. Jones Is ono of tho most popular of tho county of flclals as weil as one of the most effi cient sheriffs the county has ever had. A host of friends are awaiting the couple's return while their associates in Jacksonville aro promising them 800,000 ACRES SOLD; PRICE 14,000,000 Largest Single Land Deal In History of Oregon Consummated When St Paul Capitalists Purchase Oltf Wagon Road Land Grant Between Albany and Onfarie. 4,000,000,000 FEET TIMBER ON THE TRACT Theuflht te ie Hill Meve, But RaM- read Man Denies Having AnytWjtf to Do With Matter Price May It ever $4,000,000. PORTLAND, Or., April 8. Eight hundred thousand acres of lasd strtchlnge in a 12-mile strip betweea Albany on the west and Ontario oa tho east, containing 4,000,000,009 feet of pine and fir timber, S00.00Q, acres of agricultural and grazing las and surrounMng six whole towns, haa just been sold. The land Is that embraced la t&e- Willamette Valley and Cascade moun tain wagon road land grant and was. purchased by W. P. Davidson, John BL Burcbard, O. A. Robertson and Jo seph Wood, a company of St. Paal capitalists. Tho price contracted to be paid is not anaoBaeed, but tt. la estimated at not less than $4,000,009 and may be considerably more. Tho land was ownod by Charles Alfenlinl wfin fa ihn A mnrlon ran. resentatlvo of Lazard Freres of Parte and London. He, representing- tha- foroign owners, has held tho land In tact as far us possible so that the grant is now not much difforent taaa it was when made to tho original grantees by the government In 1865. It Is stated positively that J. J. Hill Is not interested or affiliated with, tho deal In any way, though he has selves to giro the bride and groom a given tho purchasers assurance that rousing recention, which will include he will parallel the grant and peae among other things an olaborately trate It with a railroad. The pur decorated sheriff's offico In which the chasors are buying it, therefore, oa proverbial wedding bell well be a tho strength of future railroad devel- central feature. meat in eastern and central Oregon. SUSPECTED FORGER TEDDY HONEYMOONS IS APPERNEDED IN OLD STYLE COACH Earl Blair Mallory, Wanted In Vari- Tomorow Roosevelts Will Reach Ut eus Cities for Passing Forgd Villa of Miss Carewy Sister o( Mr. Checks, Is GatheredJn Roosevelt, at Porto Maurizl&v j 444 444444444 GUARDS KILL PRISONER WHO ATTEMPTS GETAWAY SAN FRANCISCO, April 8.- O, F. Collins, military prlsonor, was shot and Instnntl klllod by guards while attempting to oscnpo nt tho transport docks at the foot of Folsom stroot horo today. Chiof Shearer Thursday took into GENOA, Italy, April 8. After custody one Earl Blnir, who, accord- day of strenuous traveling in tho old ing to advices from different cities, fftshioned coach-and-threo, a relic of is wnmftii fnr i cumin rnturA nlmaU vw c avuu Tho Pinkorton Detective n-nv Dono dftys the Koosovolts today had sent out descriptions of tho man continued their "honeymoon" jour- wanted and Chief Shenror picked ney to Porto Maurizio in an auto. him up yestordny afternoon. mobile. rri.A , . 1.-1 1 . I ih ,,nm f Tilnt, ,l u".i mm iurs. iioosoveit - w ...w v . uti UUiU (K1U lHWk Uuvl I i . . employed on the new Southern Pn. 8peni mo nWt t the Uotol Moderuo eifio depot. Papers found upon him nt Sestna, and were off today for indicate that his real namo is Earl M orto Fmokulo, where thoy will take uinir iunuory. He is said to have luncheon. nnrr-ml nl.nMf f .. 11 n A I iimn uiiuuns in i-oruana. ai- fn. t i . bniLV nnd Rosnhnrr-. n o 1.. . ,WMVW Wm W Iowa, from which state he" 'camo EJ?,?.r. n,!nf Sfcnw. I... .:.! 4.. fi' "OOSQV0"8 W, at 1'OrtO of tho arrest, but un to tho timo tho MaiJ Tribune went to press Jind r(i- ADDDnnDiJirinuc dim I luof Shonror hns just reooivedrn mspateti saying that n warrant would ho wirod nnd instructing him In linlil ninlo until il.., ....-!.... I l ji!- Illllll IIIU illllYIII ot (0 offioor tp tn'?o tho prisoner Jn charge. p 5 IS RECOMMENDED CODY Codys Not, Reconciled. V, Wyo., April 8. A WASHINGTON, D. 0., April 8. Tho sounto comuilttoo on commerce today decided to report favorably tho rivers nnd harcors appropriation bill carrying 152,566,418, Tho bill as It lottor l,aBSd tno houso carrlod approprla- frora Colonel William Cody (Buffalo tIons ot 42,881,176. Bill), in which ho donios that a re- The appropilatlons Includod the port that a reoonoiliiUipn was uffodt. f(1Iow,n amoutyta: od between ho and Mrs. Cody, whs California, l,644,500j Oregon, mode public hero today. Cody de- 12,301,200; Washington, 3,84. nies tho roport ns absolutely without 100' MoDtHi UQ0.090; Ath foundation. J140,000j HaWafl, 84,000,