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f .1 s VI im 8 MO MORE RACING FOR CHICAGO, Pcj,. tpi. Never again wM'Jnck Johmscm n,ttompt to crush into the ranks of the 'speed 'boys." The mllo-a mlnuto 'utC may go for Barney Oldtleld, but not for Jnck, declared tho dusky champion today, -who snld thht horeattor ho would conflno nlnisolf strictly to affairs pu gilistic. "I can" drjvonhd blamed thing on m etrnlKht road," said Johnson, "but I -wouldn't tnko a chance on a curve like Oldtleld . I don't believe he Blacked Up a lilt In turning. Von can bet your bpttom dollar I did. That's why he won, I guess." WASHINGTON 10 MEET MULTNOMAH TUESDAY PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 31. Tho "husky warriors ot the Washington Bf i onllpcn- and oleven representing -, xiiiitnnmnh Amutour Athletic j club of Portland will clash tomorrow ' and the Indications are that tho game -will bo a.' hard fought one. The ganio tomorrow will be Mult nomah's first ot tho season. It Is expected thnt tho collegians will havo tho advantage, as thoy have played several games already and have a apeaklng acquaintance' with the new rules, which still puzxlo tho club xaen. TAGQMA TO BUILD "MUNICIPAL DOCK TACOMA, Wash., Oct. 31. When -the muniplcal commission meets in session Wednesday it will make def inite plans for the beginning of actual construction work of a municipal dock for Tacoma as authorized by the bond election Saturday. Mayor Fawcett announced today that an or dinance probably will bo passed call ias for bids for the remodeling of the Alaska-Pacific Steamship company's 4ock to be used a3 a temporary land ing place for sound steamers. An .overhead walk will be built from the waterfront to A Btreet. which will land the passengers in the heart of tho 'business district. Tho cost of the temporary arrangements will be la the neighborhood of 15,000. while the permanent dock which will be of concrete will cost about $150,000. POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN WHO SEIZED eiRL L 4 LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 31. In possession of a good description of a man who selxed 14-year-old Mar porie Brown after driving away two boys and a girl, her companions, at the point ot a revolver, the police today are searching for the assail ant. They believe ho will prove to be tho man who has attacked several women in the East Lake district dur ing the last two month3. The mis creant attacks only women who are with GBCorta, driving the men away -with his revolver. The Brown child escaped and fled several blocks to a store. WILL THE BATTLER COMEBACK "TONIGHT SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 31. Whether Battlinjr Nelson will come buck and thereby reverse prize ring ' tradition or will jjo the way of all fallen champions will be determined toniKht when lie enters the riiiR to fiRht Antone La Grave, the Joe Grim ot tho present generation of light- ' weiehtn. The. Battler has been installed fa vorite at 10 to 0 and oven money is beine offered that La Grave will not be uble to last the scheduled fifteen rounds. SATCHEL WITH $1500 IN GEMS IS STOLEN ' " SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 31. A bntchcl containing $1500 worth of 'diamonds is being sought today by the police following its disappearance from an automobile last night in which I?r. Berthinums of Coalinga.j ing tho geips. 'Dr, Berthimirao, accompanied by .Ilia wife, had arrived at.he hotel, when n slight accident in alighting from tho machine cuused him to for get momentarily about the jewel "iadim catchej. When ho emerged 'front tho hotel a moment later, ma ehine and diamonds were gone. I The automobile was located but the chauffer said ho knew nothing about the satchel. Hankins for health, CHAMPION JOHNSON ....M,..H ii ,. ss ToThePeo 8 iWe arer holding !d::, m those who will join us in our operations. IWhat Portland has Become, This New City in the Near Future Will Be loUR PROPOSITION We are organizing a syndicate to PURCHASE THIS LAND iDo you wish to join us in one of the best prorositions ever offered the people of the Pacific coast. See iReal Estate Dealers mhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhiiihhw Virginia Harned Here Soon HMH x- ,. j' jHHB-r '-- ' . JtH K,vm . 4- 'PlRU- J 3LSSLsV ISSHSSSx 'BKSV '"SU" f' 'WNrB;1N-Xn r "v BBBhI SSSSSSVHm 1 .-W",-;?- 'SksBBBLj JSBkjJH SSSSSSkJHk ?'' Jvm SSSSSHbk'jIBISSMl BIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBiSflBBHfr- V! i J - iBBSsBSBSSSSSSflBJP 4BBBBBBBBBBB1 I Jl.c : -v ?v4w VjyvS''B HSSIBHk' Ilk ' i $Wg IfV fryllysygVMB DRY WEATHER SAVES LIVES OF DEER Tho dry weather of the last ten days of the open season, undoubtedly 6nved the lives of many a buck. As one hunted expre-ed it, "a little !rnin would have helped the hunters. As it va. the wood were so dry that the deer could locate us n long time before e located them. They were not moving and the hunter was compelled to look for them, all they had to do wnt to lie Mill and watch, Wjth a rain to start them moving about the hunter would have the advantage. Some fair bags were made, but nobody secured anywhere nearly the limit.' REPRESENTATIVE OF KING REACHES CAPETOWN CAPETOWN, Oct. 31. Tho duke of Connaught, representing King George of England, arrived here to day on the liner Balmoral Castle. The duke was accompanied by the duchess of Connaught and the princes Patri cia. Ho is heie to open the first par liament of the Union of South Africa on November 4. The death of King Edward prevented the following of an original plan to have George, then prince ot Wales, officiate. Cannon boomed from the forts and warships in Tcblo bay as the royal patty landed. The distinguished vis. itors were received by Governor Gen eral Viscount Gladstone, Premier Botha and other members of tho cab inet and a number of civil and mili tary officials, Mllltory guards of hon or were everywhere, and tho represen tative of his majesty was driven to Government house, escorted by the brilliantly uniformed personal body guard of the governor general, OREGON. THE LAST CALL OF THE WEST. By Walter V. Woeblke, Beautifully illustrated in four colors in November Sunset Magazine. Now on sue, all newsstands, 15 cts. Occasionally we meet n man wbos train of thought reminds n of row of flat can. MEDl'OBD MAIL '.I'lUBTOE, itEDFOKU,' ORTSOOS. MONDAY. iMammnMnvflHMnMMMi WIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItCIIIIIIIIHIII Explo under option a large tract of land on one of the best iITWo arp ornino- rn nnpn nn a nfiw rirv. to lav the MURPHY & TANNER SMITH, OF TYPEWRITER FAME,- PASSES AWAY SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 31. Ac cording to dispatches received hero today, Lyman C. Smith, many times millionaire am1 head of the type writer manufacturing company bear ing his name, wnB stricken with ap oplexy in his home today in Syracuse, x. y. Smith owns property said to bo worth more than ?3, 000,000 In Seat tle. A few days ?go his eon, Burns Smith, filed pirns for a 42-Jtory building to bo erected In tho heart of the business section in this city. TWELVE TEAMS IN ANNUAL SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 31. Twelve teams Btarted In the annual six-day bicycle race at tho Boston arena this afternoon. They are: Kramer-Moran, Dawson-Walker, Fogler-Colllns, Anderson-Krebs, Wiley-Lawrence, Wright-Palmer, McCarthy-Thomas, Hohlre-Coulctt, De-mara-WIUlams, John and Montis Bo dell, West-Mlllen and Bhelton.Jokus. Motorcycles Collide LOS ANGELES, Oft. 31. Frank MohtKomerv und C. Sliultz, motor cycle racerrt, are in the hospital to duy Buffering from injuries received when their maehiiicg. cnllicded dtui:m tho opening day's races at the Coli seum track. Both riders received several fractures in addition to in ternal injuries, the extent of whieii could not be determined. WOULD ORGANIZE DRIVERS IN THE -QUAKER CITY PHILADELPHIA, Oct. .Il.Or. ganizers acting for the Brotherhood of Teamsters today attempted to or gnuize a union of the express wagon drivers in Philadelphia. A move ment toward unionizing the men failed four yean, ago when the ex press companies voluntarily increased wuges. Haekins for health. tax MNMHHNNHHMIHHM lHWtlllllllllllllHllHlHIIIHWHIHHIIHIHllimi;illlHUmUl itinsr pie of Corner Main IIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHIHHIHIM: ISIvS THEATRE THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE TO-NIGHT "Never a Dull Moment" RnMIG TWIN SISTERS COMEDY SINGING . 3-REELS-3 LATEST MOTION PICTURES 1 BERTHA'S ELOPEMENT 2 BIG MEDTOLNE 3-r-LQVE'S OLD SWEET SONG 4 LnEFORALIPE SONG "WHEN THE SUNSET TURNS THE OCEAN BLUE TO GOLD" Bv HARRY BLANOHARD Doors Open CHILDREN, 10 CENTS MATINEE SATURDAY Costly Picture Stolen HEUKELEY. Oct. 31. A 10,000 pnintinK cut from it frame in Ihc art caller- of Herbert Oflleltl of thiit city is hcinc bought today by the police in the towns surrounding San Erancibco bay. The theft was dis covered early today when Oflleld, en tering his studio, found tho transom above the front door broken and the picture yone. Tho pnintinjr, the "Tlnce Sisters," bv Alfred DiiLcmon was procured by Oflleld in San Kruiii'ir.c -limtly af ter the lire of 1U0U, in which it won sliuhtly damaged. It was said to be valued at $10,000. WHITE SLAVERS GET THREE YEARS EACH SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 31. Sentencing George A. Pearco and William Bellmnin, convicted white slavors, to threo years' imprisonment at San Quentln today, Judgo Dunno sharply arraigned tho attornoy rep resenting Bollmaln and accused tho juvonllo court of Incompetency. "I want you to understand," said tho court, "that I have' no Illusion about theso young men. You know perhaps, as I know, that they aro tho least of the offenders In cases of this kind. Behind them Is a very vicious system, and It Is this system I would llko to havo reached. It Is tho peo plo who composo tho system and make It possible who orrjht to bo punished. If the Juvenllo court had any officers connected with it who know their business perhaps wo might -vo had tho represeatatlve of the system hero and perhaps we might bo trying theso young men. "It would soom that San, Francisco Is a kind of clearing houao for the purpose of furnishing tho Interior towns of the state and along the coast with women, and it Is an awful thing to contemplate." Addressing Bollmaln arid Attorney John Williams, Judgo Dunno said; "I think theso people ought to bo punished not as severely, perhaps, as the peoplo who hired Bellmaln and attorney to come hore. Thoy aro the real criminals." The mills will remain closed down until the price for ties advances to a figure that will make it profitable to oostinne milling operations. OCTOBER 3.1, 1910. A New City Medf ord . .-. . . ..-Ai- and Central AND DANCING ACT ---4-- ------.-------- t - at 7 p. m. ADULTS 20 CENTS and SUNDAY, 2:30 P. M. PORTLAND WILL WIN. (Continued fromPnKl) but one, Portland "would "still lend thus: Club Won. Lost. Pet. Portland 115 86 .5721 Oakland 125 94 .5718 With such n good lead tho fans figure that only one unprecedented slump all along tho lino Is tho only thing thnt can losu tho flng to tho Portland team, tin the dope lined up to glvo Oakland the best of It Indi cates thnt McCrodlo's lads havo by far tho greatest numbor of chancos to win. BUILT FIRE IN CAR TO LIGHT THEM TO BED Tho night pollco, rounded up a couplo of Uox car ulcopers Friday night jUHt uh thoy wore "drawlnK the draporlon of tliolr couches about them and lying down to pennant dream." In tho center of tho car wu burning ii Minall flro find tho tourlatfi wore ar ranging tho burJapo, of which tho couches were compo0cd, by lt fitful light. They atated to Judgo Canon Hnt urday morning that It wa tholr Inten tion to put tho fire, out us soon as thoy had budded down. Thoy wore allowed to depart and keep on dnpartlng from Medford. AN OLD-TIME PRESCRIPTION la a modern product. From time Imme morial ago and aujphur have been used for the hair and scalp. Almost ttry one knows of the value of ouch a com bination for darkening the hair and mak ing it crow. In olden times the only way to get A hair tonic of this sort was to brew it In the home fireplace, a method which was troublesome and not always BitUfactory, Nowadays almoit every up-to-date drujrght can supply bis patrons with a rtady to use product, skillfully Compounded In perfectly equipped labora tories. Such a preparation Is Wjeth's ffago and Sulphur, which is sold by all leading druggists tot 60c and $1.00 a bottle, or which Is sent direct by the Wyerh Chemical Company, 74 Cortlandt St., New York City, upon receipt of prlc For State Senater H. VON DER HELLEN Regular Republican nominee for for Statement No. 1. i Haskins for health. lllllllHlllllllllllHIWHimiHIIHHIMIIimilimimmHHIIHIItlHIHIHHIII and Vicin fresh and salt water ports on the foundation of a fortune for all A A- Medf ord, Oregon g Cup - - And - - Saucers We will put on salo hero tomorrow about 20 dozen Fancy Bluo and White Japanoso Cups and Saucoro. Perfect Goods, (not seconds), sale price per set 75c Water Jugs "We arc showing nearly 12 styles in fancy China. Water Tukb. some aro fine some are hand painted, our price from 25 to 75c each We have just received large sample line of Ladle's Hand Bags. ..Fine Goods in all qualities from 25cts each up to $7.50 each. Watch Our Windows HUSSEY'S MANY QUESTIONS. ContlmiefWromJ'agl.) "72. lHtliorocord of your votoB In congrcsB as given In La Follotto'fl Wookly Macazlno of Soptembor 17, 1910, correct? If wrong, In what particular? "13. Wore you required to vote with tho Cannon machine 'to get ap propriations for your dlutrlct? "14. How did you got tho appro priation ot 300,000 for tho locks at Oregon City whon the river and har bor bill paBHed tho house without mention of it, and It was- Inoortod In tho senate and stricken out by house conforccs In conference? Is It not a fact that you lost tho appropriation In conference after It had been In sorted by tho sonato In tho first In stance? "15. What havo you done, or tried to do, In tho way of securing legisla tion for tho bonflt of tho Indian war veterans of Oregon? "16. Why, If you greatly assisted In getting $20,000,000 of certificates Issued for Irrigation, did you not pro. tect Oregon against the loss of $7, rightfully belonged to us?" 000,000 of the irrigation fund that Juvenile Dancing Club party to night at the Natatorlum. Dancing will commence at 8s30 i. m, sharp, " ----- E Over 1000 pieces of "Fine- Ifand Painted China to select from hore the Tho largest and best as sortment of odd pieces ev er shown in Medford. Come in and be Shown and will put on gale hero a MIIJJNEKY BALM. To muko room for m largo ordor of now winter hats and turbans, I will hoII nt a generous discount the re mainder of my trimmed stroot hats, dross hats and turbans at prices nev er before equaled In Medford. Tkeso uro tho late fall styles dlroct from the oast, but tho Bolectlon Is not largo, so como early and got the beat selection, MRS, BAITWR'B HOME MILLINKttY Mrwn NOR, II PARLOR, 1021 West Ninth street, Medford. 191 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. f WANTED Man nud Avlfo onPoiiliro orchard In Uurroll tract. Cominunl 'cato with Waller Frnr.or Drown, (I1H S. Central avo. Tel Main 1101. tf FOR RENT Five room Iioiiho, olty wutor and sower, $18, 1111 N, Illv orldo. U! WANTED Good heavy sooond-hand farm wiirou nt onpo, 707 West Main st. tf FOR fiJVTiK Or trade, ono 1)00 lb pony, Will trndo for burro. M. I'cok. 1'lioonix, Ore. 10J
