MEDFORD ALATJj TRIBUNE, aLEDITORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 2-1, 11)10.
GIRLS IN AUTO
GROSS. NATION
The Car, the Girl and the Wide, Wide
World Reach San Francisco in
the "Lady Overland" Across the
Continent From New York 41 Days
WOULD UNIFY
DIVORCE LAWS
David Starr Jordan Says This Is
the Only Practical Way to Improve
the Human Race Would Bar Un
fit From Marrlaoe.
LITTLE EVA IS
SHOP LIFTER
Actress Who Played the Part of
Uncle Tom's Protector Accused of
Robbing Store and Has to Spend
the Night in Jail.
THE ONLY:
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24. Two
sunbaked and freckled society girls,
Miss Ulancho Stunrt and Miss Gert
rude Phillips of Now York, nrrlved
here today ou their "Lady Overland"
automobile after a journey of 41
days across the continent, during
which they covered 5322 miles. Miss
Stuart drove tho car most of tho way.
This morning, accompanied by a
l&fgo number of auto enthusiasts,
from this city they boarded tho fer
ry t Oakland and rolled out on this
sldo, tholr Journey's end at 10:30.
Tho pnrndo up Market street was
m triumph. Every automobile own
er In the city, who could do so, Joined
In the procession, Tho little car
with tho inscription, "Tho Girl
and tho Wide, Wide World., was tho
center of intoicst.
"Wo had a delightful trip," said
Hiss Stuart. "Wo fixed many punch
era and break-downs ourselves when
aa garages were available. We will
spend some time in San Francisco,
and then go to Ix8 Angeles. We
lave demonstrated that a woman can
cross the continent In a motor car
as well as a man". I
NEW YORK, July 23. The only
sensible way to improvo tho human
race, according to Dr. David Starr
Jordan, president of Stanford uni
versity, is to unify tho divorce laws
of the various states niul enact
stricter marriage laws.
Dr. Jordan is chairman of a eom
uritec of ten educators who arc elab
orating nn hypothesis of human bet
terment by the laws of natural selec
tion. Concerning future human evolution
ho said:
"The quickest and most direct way
of improving tho rnco is by barring
the unfit from marriage. This is the
only way the evils of heredity can
be eliminated. Working along these
lines, the divorce laws must be made
uniform and the marriage 'relation
placed in a different light. This will
take time, but it is the only solution
of nn enormous problem."
Dr. Jordan also expressed an em
phntiQ opinion of womnn suffrage.
NOItTH YAKIMA, Wn July 24.
"Little Eva." that innocent and lov
ing child of southern parentage,
whom millions have seen nscond to
heaven, with the aid of a slender wlro
and a husky stage hand, spent a por
tion of last nlcht in tho county Jail
charged with shop-lifting.
This time "Llttlo Evn," was an ac
tress who does "Juveniles" in a one
nlgbt stand troupe which played hero
last night. Her arrest came shortly
beforo "making up tlmo". Chief of
Police Kinnaman discovered four
women's back combs, valued at J25,
which "Little Eva" was accused of
purloining from a local store, In her
handbng. Sho was locked up, but re
leased later when tho merchant re
fused to prosecute her.
But in tho meantime tho play had
gone on and "Llttlo Eva" had been
portrayed by u malo membor, whoso
. voice squeaked exasperating! and
I whoa chin showed suspicions signs of
MILLION DOLLAR BANK
IN SOUTHERN OREGON IS
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MEDFORD, OREGON
Wm. Crowell, President
F. K. Duel, Vice President
. M. L. Alf ord, Cashier
Oris Crawford, Asst. Cashier
LANG FORD TO FIGHT
BURNS IN LONDON
"I enn't see that where women , nw?l'ns the service of n safty razor,
have the ballot their condition or
publio conditions have improved," he
said.
BOSTON, Mass., July 23. Sam
JL&ngford, the Boston colored bruiser,
will sail from New York August 7
for London, where ho will fight Tom
ay Burns late In September. The
lout will bo put on by the Olympic
club by Hugh Mcintosh, the Austra
lian promoter.
The fight wi: take place soon after
Longford meets Al Kaufman in this
country. After he has had a go with
Burns fight critics say they will then
be able to tell what chance the Bos
ton scrapper has for Jack Johnson's
title.
JEFFRIES RETURNS FROM
CATALINA FISHING TRIP
COLONEL BOWER SHOWED
DISRESPECT FOR SUPERIOR
Make your store important to
Tenders of this paper and you'll
prosper. Fall in the one, fail in the
otherl
AVALON, Catallna Island, Cal.,
July 23. Jim Jeffries and his party
ore back in Avalon today after a
three days' trip to San Clement Is
land. They brought with them near
ly half a ton of fish, victims of their
prowess. Tex RIckard carried off
tho honors for the trip. Ho landed 17
gigantic yellowtall and innumerable
smaller fry. Jeffries was a close
second. Jack Kipper was the goat.
He snagged a discouraged rock Doss
which Jeffries asserted with upraised
hand was placed on his hook by the
boatman.
Jeffries was in
MANILA. July 23. Convicted of
showing dlsrsepect to his command
ing officer, Colonel William H. Bow
en of the Twtlfth infantry today was
reprimanded a.id relieved of his com
mand for three months.
Secretary of War Dickinson, who
will arrive hero next Monday, accord
ing to wireless reports from his ship,
probably will Investigate personally
the reports of friction said to oxlst
between regimental officers and Gen
eral Duvall, commanding tho Phil
ippine division.
MEDFORD MAY GET
POSTALS DUNK
Business Men Are Considering Ask
ing for Location of Bank Here If
They Decide That One Will In Any
Way Benefit City.
for opening tho postal banks in differ - mime, and by a woman In her own
ent offices throughout tho country , name, and free from cantrol of In
it Is expected that the postal wiving tor,oro,,c, . "or l"",bnl: t
i.n-1, .i. bIWBon n nt tho name tlmo have
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local oftlco.
Tho bill specifies that tho board of
Aged Man Shoots Woman.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass., July 23.
George Creley, 71, today shot and
excellent spirits killed Mrs. William H. Shepherd,
and every member of tho party ap-wife of the passenger agent of tho
peared happy. Jeffries refused to . Boston and Maine railroad. Creloy
talk of his possible second meeting , is the father of Shepherd's first wlfo.
with Jack Johnson. i It is believed Creley is insane.
A number of business men in tho
city havo been working for tho past
few days determining whothor it will
be expedldont to endovor and Bocuro
n postal saving bank in this city.
Medford, thoy say, Is blessed with
good bunking Institutions, but local
peoplo wish to overlook nothing
which might bo secured for tho be
nefit of tho city. Howover, prelimi
naries in tho way of putting into of
feet tho postal saving banks, as pro
vided for in tho bill under this head
ing, passod by the last congress, aro
as yet incomplete, but tho postofflco
department, through tho board of
trustees, having chargo of tho propo
sition now working on them, and
as soon as everything la In reddlness
more than one postal saving account
In his or hor own name.
"Thnt lit Innut tl .... .. T.,..
ffStaSlS 8WKS. "', ':."""" "-"" ' '""''-
ury and tho attorney general of tho'., '" "" awun " "I'0" Wll
United States. It may require throe Ith" ,0"n!.TBlt,"K tho BA,no' nnd
of four months more tlmo before tho V. ""'" P ' may h0 ('
preliminaries lodklng to tho establish- ,,oslu'' "fter BUC account has boon
ment of tho postal bank aro gotten ' "'T ' ut " " 8,,n11 ,)0 Promlttod
through with. Tho bill Itself does not ,1Uo;M,t mar,0 t,,nn 100 " "?
provide all tho rules nnd regulations t;n,0",,,r nion",! I'-ovl.HK. that In or
that will govern tho making of dopos- ' ,lor t',n,1 8"' or ncC0,mtH "" bo nc
Itfl under tho now system. Thnt Is w" "" """"". ny person
left n !,., hnnni mi, la ... , '"' Purchaso for 10 cents from any
mutating theso rules and rogulatlonB. ' ,0I'0"1 " " l'0"tnl saving card
No postal bank can bo put In opera-' ,0 wh,c l '"ny bo cliod specially
tlon until work Is complete. Some ,rolmrw ndhoiwlvo "tamps , to bo
cities already have their applications iTSi
in, but their requests for postal bunks amount to ono dollar, or a larger sum
will not bo grnnted until tho proll- multiple thereof. Including thn
mlnnrlcH above aro completed. no-( 10 cent postal saving card, tho Bamo
iuw are Home 01 mo provisions or ino mny bo procouted as n deposit for
bill, showing what stops tho doposlt- opening an nccount. Additions mny
ora will go through, ond what thoy bo mado on any nccount by means
must expect nftor tho banks nro In of such cnrdH and stamps In tho
oporatlon. amount of $1 or multiples thereof,
"That tho accounts mny bo oponod nnd when a card nnd stump nro nc
deposlts mado in nny of tho postal ceptcd as a deposit tho pofttmnstor
snvlng depository established under shall Immediately cnuclo tho samo.
this act by any person of tho ago of "Thnt Intorest nt tho rr.to of 2por
10 years of over, in JiIb or hor own ccnt Ir annum ohnll bo nllowod and
entered to tho credit of each dupoBlt
ton, noce In onch year, tho samo to bo
computed on such bnslH nnd under
such rules and regulations as tho
board of trustum may prescribe; but
Interest nhnll not bo computod or nl
lowod on fractions of n dollar, pro
vided thnt tho tmlnnco to tho credit
of any portion shnll nover bo iilluwed
to oxcoed $C00, oxcIubIvo of ncnmlnt
od intorost.
"That any person may withdraw
tho whole or any amount of tho funds
deposited to lis or hor credit, with nc
cured Intorost, upon demand, and un
der such rcgulatlonH as tho board of
tniHtooH uiuy nroBcrlbo."
STEAMER IS ABLAZE,
BUT CREW IS SAVED
CIIAHLK8TON, 8. C, July 23.
With hold on tiro and passengers be
ing transferred to safety In a high
sen, tho steamer Moiiiiih Is anchor
ed off Capo Cnnnvoral, Florida, ac
cording to wireless dispatcher receiv
ed hero today.
Tho sinter nhlp Co in us of tho ntuno
lino Ik Mtnndlng bq tho Momus receiv
ing tho Intter'M pnsnougorB. Crow
of both vohsoIb nro fighting tho
flames.
TlnRkinw for TTnnllh
EXCHANGE LIST
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180 ACRES-Good Hill Ranch; Old Improvements; Good Soil
and nearly all Good Orchand Land.
120 ACRES-12 Acres Young Orchrrd; Small Old Orchard:
Fine Buildings.
60 ACRES-Near City; Orchard and Hill Land.
10 ACRES- Young Orchard
30 ACRES-3 Miles South; Part Cleared.
320 ACRES-Good Level Land; 3 Miles from Railroad; $25.00
per Acre; Will Take Half in Medford Property.
10 Fine Building Lots on Wejft Side $2500.00
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Room 7 P. O. Bldg,
Phone 3 1 32
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