Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 07, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEOFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 19.10. 8 ir- m J t REGULARS SWAMPED. (Continued from Page 1.) $??Ia KJsrt-lfamitstifrc. CONCORD, N! II., Sept. 7, In surgenls -won ft victory in the direct priinurioB,, yesterday when Robert Bass, progressive, was nominated over Bertram Ellis, regular llepub licnn. The vote wns uenrly two to 4no in favor of Bass. Two-thirds cf the 290 feieotion districts give B'nss 12,480; Ellis 7G87; Carr (Dcui., unopposed, received 5399. v Congressman Sulloway, regular, wns renominated over Burroughs, also regular. Senator Gallingcr and former Senator Chandler wore do jfeatcd as delegates to tho Rcpuu- licnu state convention. "Tho political wrongs done to New -Hampshire by tho Republican oli garchy prior to 1900 hnvo been ro bukor by tho reforms of 1910," was tho comment of Chandler on the re Hult. "Tho progressive movement Ijeieun in tho nation by Roosevelt in 1908. and in New Hampshire under Churchill, has been approved by the Republicans of tho state. , The Republicans todav blamo fead the weather and a bitter Dcrsonal attack on Aleau lor tho lolling ott in the vote, and declare, that, both con ditions being unusual, the vote does Bot reflect conditions in general. Congressmen Foster nnd Plumloy were re-elected. Tho Democrats made somo gains in tho state legis lature, but the Republicans have a comfortable working majority and it is predicted that Senator Carroll S Page will be re-elected at the end of his term next March. In New Mexico. SANTA FE, N. M., Sept. 7. Re turns todav indicate that tho Repub licans havq secured between CO and 70 seats in 100 hi (the convention that will frame the tentative char ter for tho new state. A heavy vote was cast Tho resultof the election indicates tho defeatSa'f' a plan to incorporate in the charter initiative and referen dum clauses. The Republicans' avowedly favor tho exclusion of the initiative and referendum from the charter and their consideration by other means. Tho western counties carried the day for the Republicans. Through out the eastern section of the terri tory the Democrats secured a good lead. ' In Nevada. CARSON, Nev Sept. 7. Gover sor'Denver S. Dickcrson has been renominated by tho Democrats to uean tne state ticket tins tali, ac cording to partial returns receivid today from yesterday's direct prim ary. Tho Democrats indorsed. Key Pittman for United States ten it tor and nominated C. II. Baker for attorney-general. W. A. JTassey was nominated for the governorship by tho Republicans, returns today indicate, although his lead over T. L. Oddlo is slight. RIDGE BURNS AND TRAIN IS HELD UP Pacific Coast Leaque Standing. Won. Lost. P, C. Portland SO Oakland .. 88 San Francisco . . SU Vernon 79 Los Angeles ..... 78 Sacramento CO 01 09 73 79 81 98 .507 .501 .53 .500 .490 .358 Tuesday's Scores. Coast. Sacramento 3. Vernon 2. National. Pittsburg-St. Louis postponed. Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 5. Now York 0. Boston 2. Chicago 5, Cincinnati I. American. St. Louis 2, Chicago 1 (ton nings). Second game: St. Louis 2, Chicago 5. New York 3, Philadelphia 2. Xorth western. Seattle 1. Vancouver 2. Tncoma 0, Spokane G. BALLINGER CENSURED. in- (Continued from page 1) crats and minority members of tho Republican faction combined, forc ing the committee to go into execu tive session. The absent members wero asked to hurry to Minneapolis to take part in the deliberations of the commit tee. No. 19, due in Medford at 11 ui5 p. m., was delayed five hours by the burning of the bridge over Dad't? creek, 40 miles to the north, and did not arrive in Medford until 5 o'clock Wednesday morning. Tho bridge was u ya have "UBineas ability, show temporarily cribbed up with ties. Tho ,ts Ja"y In the way you advertise ennsp of tho firo is unknown. for a Position Did IIo Know? SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 7. Whether Secretary Ballinger had a premonition that ho was to be con demned by tho report of the inves tigation committee is not known, but tho closest search this afternoon failed to rovcal a trace of the sec retary of the interior. His residenco here is in charge of servants, nnd at a fashionnble apartment hotel it was given out that Secretary Ballinger is out in his automobile showing Attorney-Gener al Wicker-swam and Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel "the sights." The report of the probing commit tee camo as a distinct shock to Bnl- linger's friends here, for the general belief has been that Ballinger would have at least a thin coat of white wash nnd then be permitted to re tire gracefully from Taft's cabinet hi handing in his resignation. Don't Break Down. Severe strains on tho vital orgnns, like strains on machinery, cause breakdowns. You can't overtax stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels or nerves without serious danger lo yourself. If you arc weak or run down, or under strain of nny kind, tnke Electric Bitters, the matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. J. E. Van de Sando of Kirkland, III., writes: "That I did not break down, while enudr ing a most severe strain, for three months, is duo wholly to Electric Bitters." Use them and enjoy health and strength. Satisfaction positive ly guaranteed. 50c at all druggists. MAN IS ROBBED OF $40; WAS DRUNK Thrco ruffians nibbed J. Johnson of $40 Tuesday night, was tho claim of tho victim this morning. John son, while partly intoxicated, went from saloon to saloon asking where ho could buy a horse. Thrco men told him they know whore ho could got a fine horse, nnd took him out on a dark street and relieved him of his cash. Two lifted him from his feet, one having his hand over Johnson's eyes, wliilo tho third wont through his pockets, relieving him of ovcry think ho had, even down to his sack of tobacco. Johnson reported his troubles to Chief Shearer of tho local police, this morning. Owing to Johnson being drunk at tho time, there is little hope of tho thrco mon being identified and punished. COMMISSIONERS BACK Fl MM ROD INSPECTION E. B. Waterman nnd J. A. Wesler lund, who returned from an all-day automobile trip to inspect tho grade which tho proposed Crater Lake road is to follow up Pumice Hill and over Florence Rock, were enraptured by tho view from Ute summit, above the timber line. "I beliovo tho view from the top of Florence Rock will bo ouo of tho most magnificent scenic sights to bo witnessed on the whole trip to Cra ter Lake. The road up tho Pumice Hill grade to the top of tho moun tain will be of red clny, as tho pum ice is lower down along the route of the present road. No part of the grade will be steeper than 4 per cent." If thoro's nothing a want ad can help you to accomplish you'ro load ing too quiet a life! exact share o! business. MORE TELEPHONES (JENTRAL LIRERON Visit of Special Apnt Merrill Raises Hopes of Residents of That Sec tion Crescent to Be Connected Witli Outside World. Crescent, Oregon, Sept. 7. Within thirty daya' Crescent will havo tele phonic communication with tho out sldo world, according to Special Agent Merrill 'jf tho Taclflo States Telephone .and Telegraph company, who haB mado a comploto tour of tho Deschutes Valley, beginning at Sha ntko nnd ending at Klamato rails. Mr. Merrill's trip waB for tho pur pose, ho said, of acquiring data re garding tho business that would like ly come to hla company If tho lino is oxtonded through to Klamath FallB. An Independent company, with head quarters at Frlnovllle, has a lino from Shanlko to Hoslnnd, twonty miles north of here, and now has tho wlro and equipment for tho exten sion, rrom the statements of Mr. Merrill regarding telephone business In Central -Oregon, It is Inferred that tho ludopondent company's holdings will shortly bo taken over by tho Dell people. "YELLOW TRUE EGGS" SEIZED AT ST. LOUIS ST. LOUISrfo., Sept. 7. Uncle Sam's puro food inspectors have seized 101 cases of "yellow truo eggs substitute" at a warehouse here. Tho seizure was ftathorized bv R. JL' Wharton, who says that tho product contains only n portion of tho white of the egg mixed with milk, casein and starch and colored to re soluble n dried egg. Tho egg substi tute is manufactured in .Santa Mon ica, Cal. If your advertising 1b oo unimpor tant that it makes pooplo supposo your Btoro to bo unimportant work hard to correct tho Impression. Announcement You are Cordially Invited to Attend MAKE A NOMINATION NOMINATION BLANK Wrlto plainly. It in advisable to use this blank, but nomlunUoim can bo written on any paper. Coupon is printod for oonvonlonco only. I Nomina to Address District No. As tho most popular candidate in tho Mail TribunoiContoHt. - i Signed. . r'. !....'.... ." Date. Address. Each nomination sent in will comity twonty votes if flout to tho Mail Tribune Contest Dopnrtmont. The Mall Tribuno reserves tho right to reject any objoctionablo nominations. Cut out this blank and sond it to tho Mail Trihuno with your nnmo or tho name and address of your favorite candidate. A subscription with it is not necessary, but n good start moans muoh. This blank can bq used as often as desired for tho snmo enndidnto, and each and ovory ono counts twenty. Tho nnmo of tho parly making tho nomina tion will not bo divulged if so desired. In enso of a tie, prizes of equal value will bo givon. Not Good After September 15. 1910 The Mail Tribune Popular Voting Contest This Ballot Counts for TEN Votes For District No Address Good for ten votes when filled out and scut to the Contest Depart ment by mail or otherwise on or before expiration dato. No ballot will bo altered in any way or transferred after hoing received by tho Mail Tribune. Tn enso of a tie, prizes of equal value will bo givon to enqh of tho contestants tied. the Fall Millinery Opening Friday 6 Saturday At Barnard & Comoyer 33 S. Central Avenue IIP DIAMONDS THAT ARE OEMS. I have them loose nnd mounted. IN ALL SIZES. Martin J. Reddy Tile Jeweler Near thd Postoffice KEENE WILL RECOVER UNLESS RELAPSE FOLLOWS LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 7. Jaw. It. Keenc. tho racing magnate, will recover, according to a bulletin is sued this morning by his physicians, unices ho suffers a relapse. Following a consultation between Dr. Scott and Dr. Clark and Keenefs family physicians, Dr. Bnrrows, who arrived here yesterday, tho forego ing bulletin was given out. RAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7. Del egates representing -17,000 members of tho Young Men's Institute con vened hero today in tho second dny of the eighth biennial convention. Routine business will bo taken up, following which tho election of offi cers for tho ensuing year will bo hold. NEW AIRSHIP LINE TO BE ABANDONED We Can Save the Public 10 to 25 per cent on Watches. All movements new from the factory 16 Size, 15-jewel, Elgin or Waltham, in 20-year tt sj ff Crown case tjp lZfiOU 18 Size, 17-jewel, P. S. Bartlett, 20-year L 1 . A A Crown ease J .'. ty JL O.VU . . Wo, have a full line of fancy movements in Waltham 'or Elgin, which we can give you good prices on. New troods ar riving daily. Our guarantee is permanent. Value received or money refunded. . " t fc One and all treated alike. We live up to our advertisement. These prices can be had any day in the week We sold 10 watches last week. Why? Our prices are lower than can he found any place in the Roge Riv er Valley 17 Size, 7-jewcl Elgin or Waltham, in 20-year fc 1 A fn Crown case, ;.r..' $ U.UU 18 Size, 17-jewel, Hamilton', 20-year Crown n h - ss case ty 1 D.UU Phipps Bldg. Medford, Or. HEKUN, Sept. 7. Tho commer cial airship lino recently opened at Strnsfiburg may bo abandoned, ac cording to reports current today, be cause of German military authoriticH four that foreign spieH may photo graph fortificatioiiH from tho aerial craft. Tho authorities complain (hat many passengers on the initial trip were foreigners and that Home of them carried camuraH. Fear that photographs will bo mado of the for tificatioiiH of Strnsshurg and oilier defensive workH near tho Fronch border has led to the domaud that tho airship line ho transferred to Home other place. Siucn tho nrroHt of two Kuglishmcu on tho inland of Ilorktmi on the charge of espionage, tho Hpy fear Iiiih been growing. Military oxpurtH de clare that espionage is being car ried on among the European powers to an extent hitherto unprecedented. IE W ' ' t MEDFORD'S POPULAR RESORT TO-NGHT REGULAR DANCING NIGHT AT 830 P. M. RACING In the Plunge Before the Dance EVERYBODY SEE KANAKA HAS HARD TIME ON DESERT ISLE , HONOLULU, Sept. 7. After huo sisting for four months on raw flour nnd flesh, Kaliui Kmiihuc, 1-1, a Hawaiian, was roscuod last wook from tho barren island of Knhool awo. For companions, tho hoy hud only goats, which ho had boon loft to tend by companions who flailed away in n hont and then failed to roturn for him. Tho boy was with out firo all the time ho spout on the islnnd. Many times boats passed al most within hailing distauco, but his sigunls wore unheeded, nnd because of tho sharks Hint infost tho neigh borhood ho was afraid to venture swimming out in thoir path. A Jap anese fishing sampan fiunlly took him off. Van DeCar For a Good Time Piece r Good Candy Insurance Look for thin Label It stands for all that is good una puro and oious in Candy. PatronUt tht "Modern Dealer" Utim Conftlnry C,, Hire, ttiMni, OrtfM m mWTitt lliBHiHI loli Portland Race Meet Live Stock Show and Harvest Home Fair Sept. 5th to IQtK The groatost of all Livestock Shows and Harvest Home Faira ever held west of tho Itoeky niouutains. Everything on an iinmeiiHo scale. Free Entertainments tht Greatest overt Hankers' prize of $10,000 for Trotting Horses, llulel prizo of $5000 for Pacors, are only two of tho features. There will bo big special foa turcs every day. Halloon ns cousious, auto races, aoroplauo flights by amateurs, special PrizcB. Something doing ovory minute of ovory day. Beo tho great Midway. Soo everything. Enjoy yourself. Wntnh tho bunking bronolio Dusting. Hear tho brass bands. Laugh at tho clover clowns. The entrance tiokots are numhored. Tho lucky number wins a Pony and Cart or $200 in cash. Reduced Rates on All Railroads. Ask Your Local Agents. iflTjM BUILD for LEW yu iu ur ui tu rt tow t v u W SASH AND Miigtf stria niuuMMr boMkjra vie nom . Trm BO0M,.. , B.tO TWO-UffM WmMWfl, ROM, BUY PIRIOT PROM THK MILL Wa itll tfclatrbut WII nJ. kiln-4m4 me, put tothr tay, Your monay Mok If not aa x Uia Urf on1 to at rcpraaantad. Wa art tfa at BMh and Door Factory In tha Pa clHo N O r t liTfaal! own our mill and aava you tha na4- leia middleman' profit. If youara akaptlcal and ua a llat of tha ma terial you need. . Wi Mil anybody. Ship anywhere. ed for Catalog; Jo. 41 D.B.WffliaisCo. 1043 at, a. Ilaattla, Waak DOORS l."lft ; L M i 780 HI W fff -yw rayVy'V'li! 'wvyjiiii.WM .IWPrtWtAJilV''''- '" TOkT at"