Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1910)
miODKORl) MAIL TitlHrNlI. Al HI WOK P. Q1?1j:GQN, IWIDAV, NOVJflaiBICR 18, 1910. m .'J! ? &. W SICK UNO ALONE CHIPPER FATHER R DYING IN LOS ANGELES: IS BROKE Roftiscs to Believe His Son Guilty Ho May Not Live to Hear the News of His Son's Expiation of Crime for Wlilch Ho Was Sentenced. LOS AN'OtiLKS, Noy. 18, Myron Crlppen, Viitljiir or Dr. Hnwldy 11, Urlifptm, Clio American' dentist sen tenced, to hand November 23 in Lon ' don for the inurdcr of his wife, Ifl lying 111 nnd without funds lit tlio riwm In' SBiilh Flower street Jio has ....J!t. -.T , FAVORS SPECIAL MEET OF SfiLONS TO REVISE TARIFF JACK JOHNSON REAKS DOWN Senator of Washington Believes it Would Be Wise Move for' r-icsl-dent to Call Congress into 3fcsslon to Meet Demand of People. occupli'd for several yonrri, ing lo' the dadtdr wlio la nttoiidlng lilm, ho may not Hvo lo lienr tlio iiowh of Mitf sort's dxplntloh-of tlio crime for wlilch ho whm Boutciicod. Crlpftou lis 8.1 years of ago. Slnco his son's rirrest for tho niurdor of Hollo nitnorc, his remittances to his father have ceased, nnd, according to Mrs I. M. FruMc, his landlady", ho" Is altogether witlioiit funds. Tho terrible strain of tho police sonrch for Dr. Crlppoji, tho arrest, WANT PAPf IN CASE?eET ORDER Judjio Calkins Puts End to Attor neys Gctilnn Papers in Cases From County Clerk Must Now Hayd Written Order From J mine trial and coip'IrMon, were Instrumen tal In breaking down the aged fath er's spirit and health. Throughout ho lias steadfastly pro tested his son's Innoceiieo, and at ill refuses lo believe lilm guilty. Dr. Leo Hurt was called by Mrs. Km nk to nttend tho aged ihnn. Thej lihyslclan declared thai Crimen 'Wan suffering from a lack or nourishment lint wbbn food was supplied his weakened condition made It IiiijiuhhI- J ble for him to assimilate It, and hlsj SHiym,i3t Xov. 18 United Slates stomach refused to retain it. 'senior Woslov Jones of Washington Dr. Hurt said that tho strain on ,om,yiH ... fnvor r ,, ,wlra 0Hflinn Accord- his vitality had boon gient and that ( vdngtoat l0 rovjS(, Ul0 tnriff. In tin lnloi'vldw Senator Jones said ho believed it would bo a wlso movo on tho part of President Taft to call a Hdcclal solution Immediately at tho Cloio of tho coining session for this exclimlve purpose. Ho said:- "Tho verdict In the recent elec tion shows that tho peoplo of tho country aid (Unsatisfied. The thing w!llh wlilch tboy nro dissatisfied is tho tariff. I beildvo that President Taft would bo acting wisely if he would call a spuclal session of con gross to take up tho ouestlon of tariff royJdiou. That Is what tho people want and tho sooner It la dono tho hotter. "If a special session Is not called for this purpose, tho democrats will took it up at the long session with !Jio result that 'tho turirt question will tnko nil tho time, letting other measures wait." Champion Heavyweight Suffers Col lapsePoor Care of Himself and Strain of Theatrical Enrjancment Pr'ovcs Tdtfluch for Him. there was llttlo hope for his recovery, According to friends, tho tension un der which Cflppon has labored bo cahio more Intense as tho trlnl of bis soil proceeded. During the finill days ho linuntnd tho howb stands to watch for the "last editions" to learn tho latest ilovIopnicntH In tho case. When ho heard the verdict of tho lOngllsh court bo ulmost collapsed, and a week ngo Was compelled to take to his bed. BOY TRIES TO STEAL TRAI Hereafter when nil attorney wishes to (akri pallor's in niiy ease undoh the Climlis Into Cah and Starts Pnsscn Her Train Engineer climbs 01 and Stops It Younji Man h Thounht to Be Insane, f MONTKSAKO, Wiwh., No. 18. Hubert MiiIiIhj, a youth ot 1 yon it. Jurisdiction 6f the circuit court froln i is in ,juil hero today, charged with tho tiles in tho Clerk's office, ho I having attempted lu steal n passon- must present nil order signed by tho Igor train, piixbciigurfl, ears una ml. circuit' Judge nnd must l'ecolpt the clerk for th driiciitnunts takdii out. . This Is the substauCo of tho ordor made by Jiidgo Calkins Tuesday, nnd the rmiROri therefore Is the fact that important papers In cases bofoi'o tho court Imvo come up missing front flmo trt time, 'it hu'tt been the pro- floils cimtoVn for an attorney to tiomo 11 ond BnyT "I want papors in such fml such n cnHO," tnko them from ho flies ririd forgot to' return thorn. When the1 ciujo canto j f6r trial jialthor sldo would' hiivo any Idea wheer the papers were, nnd the bua ncsn olf the court w'oujd lio dojhyod' until tho attorneys rondo a sehrclj of tbdlr sovoriil offices to recover tho missing documents. Under ,tlnj ordor and rccolpt system this trouble will bo eliminated. '".: COURT?: ou NEW iXillli New Cases. K. t'. l' AMllmry ol nl. . 1J.-A Vogcl, el al., foieclomuo; i' i. Kciiiiioh for ilaintH'l'. IVler Viiehow el al. vs. Hobeil I'litt'liiiiil, o lOeovur money; W. .1 Mikeliu, iiltoiuiy for plaintiff. I), Kmnkllti Vb. It. U. Vnlloy Nurs ery Co., lo Veeover money; Ciirkin i Tnvlor for plainlil'f. I). .1. S. IViareo va, Y, A. Itninu. el al., lo fOieelogo eontitiel; Neil & Men ley for plaintiff. W. SI. Smith vs. A. Woatlieibv ei al., to lueover money; llim Nelim for plaintiff. Re;il' EiUii A. Aiplrovj-n (o I. V. ''bunii4H, luUt I, 2 utiil .L blonk IfS, .Mddfoid ...$ i.-vmt rnit lliouii to V. A. Medley, lot 12. block .'h, .Metll'orii. Id II. j. CortloB to KpIIun T. r'iii. lot 7, IjliiekS, I Inn iu'fiiw mhlition to Sluiluitil 1 11 D.O. (Inint to Jtr. Cordliu fjUllku. 2-10 neie in aoc Sum t mid 11, touhti 'M'l VeMt 1,8011 ' 1.. Ilute t lum J. Sl'noe.v, il.l 7, Mock a. l'mrt Bthti- Uun to Icdfuid . .' rm 0. 'I Van Sooyoe to H. "Qbotliilo, JyU 11 mid la, ll"'J 0. rftrk HiMlilmu to When Northern J'neil'io tiniii o ;I2U iiitlled into the ntutiou 1 1 1 t nig'ut SIuIiIjh juuipcj aboard the engine while the fireman anil engineer weic uirilonicnlh it inspecting" 11 leaking vnlvo. Without warning the locomo tive sturfeil and tho trainmen jumped from Oil'ir purilods iihsltions just if time to csetipe iluath. ib toon as (In) vtriviu wnn in mo tion, Stuhhg II oil nnd the eiigiucei luought (he train to 11 slunilstill. A iW minutcH later Sliihhx was nr rcstetli Several iiasspiigorn wore thrown to their knees ami hruiHoil by tho stul ijcii starting of the train. Steps will he tiiken to have Stubby o.iiniiioil hy ii)8iini(y exports. Will Burn Opium. 1.03 ANOHLUS, Nov. 18. Opium worth fl'fi.OOO will bo fed to a fed eral bonfire within tho next month. Tim drug romprlses a sblpniKiit f confiscated by tho tfnlted States cus toms officials after It had been traced from Hong Kong to tho west coast of Mexico, thenco through tho Inter-lor-lutiK tho United States. The opium was brought to Califor nia by Cleorgo Olin Polo am) Thomat 'Anderson, who were convlrled of smuggling and given prison seu- tiincutt Van Syoyoe, IoIk 1 1 ami 12, liloolc (I, Park mldilion to Meiironl LYJ-.li ('. . Heeler to ( eis, 1 I '1 uric- in Mi'illnnl 111 ARIZONA PROHIBITIONISTS MUST WAIT A WHILE I'HOKNIX. Ariz., No. IH. I'ro liibitiou mill wonmii suffjimo will not he subniittctl to flm people ol Arioiia nt the time jlho. jlMv eon.sli luliolt is veiled 011. rjfiowiliuns for tho Hoparate HiihiuisHion of the li pior (iu)8lion nild equal mifl'rngo were (lofeiltcd by tlttyiAistitiitioiiul conen(ioil todav inrotpieliniiiian 4kirntiHliing (hat hn.s. liltJ nearly a month. ' The Mite in the convention agaiuM tha HiiliiiiiHHion . of Htutuwide proln 'lition (o 11 htulowiilo voU' was !KJ to 1,1. One republican mid 1 1 depi" erats voted "dry." The vote uguiiiat miruge foi women win IK) to 10. The juirU ole on this tueiisiire was rfulil. Pure Clear Sparkling Von can't afford to do without this splondid, refreshing" drink. Call up and order 11 cilSiJ sont to. tho house. Tho. purcsl, most healthful drink known-ja.- SJuSKITOU MINERAL, WATER P. C. BIGHAM, Atcnt. Muilfonl C 1. W11 iiillni to A. OhUji-u, IoIk I. 2. 3 mid I, lUitok .11. (Viulidnp'ii ttdditiitn (o Amhliuid' T. Smith (o ('. A. Powell, Uu'l iu Alilmnl auj1 SI. .Toffrej to A Aii- ilt'OWi.. lo( 3, -J :, and 0. hloel; 3. Hum mlilitmn to Muilfonl T. W. Daily t I). II s..Iim, hind .in Piiipiwr rwive, Jfedfofd R. II Tofl to 0. Ilmuliii. tut 3 .block :IS. Medfi.rd . . Snr.ili 1. Mi-1-.uit to l' it iu 10 ;t'i 10 .'no The Famous R&&fo is uic juump vr ntui Dtauiy because it gives the best light of nil lamps. The Rayo gives a white, soft, mellow, (Mused light easy on the eye becausd it cannot flicker. You can use your eyes as long as you wish under the Rayo light without strain. ' The Rnyo Lamp is low-priced, and even though you pay $5, $10 or $20 for other lamps, you may get more expensive decorations but you cannot get it better light than the low-priced Rayo gives. A strong, durable shade-holder holds the shade on firm and true. This season's uew burner adds strength and appearance. Onco a Rayo User, Always One. . Dii'trs 5rvY Ifnzi etytkrs. mitt tor teript&x tvtuUr h Hi rtartut trtney oftkt Standard Oil Company IncorporUl) 9mmmmiMwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmewutmiimmmmm I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE Union Livery Stables nnd will conduot a geuernl feed and bourdiup; establishment. Ilorses bourded by tho day, woek or month t guarantee a squaro deal to all. R. GUANYAW UNION I.1VERY RARN tI,ICAG0?f1l., Nov. 13.- RuporiH Hint laokf.Jftliti'Hoii had hrohoh il'jun at Lowell, MiltfB., eaiihcd no surprise amonjr tlio iViends of the colored ehnmphm in Chicago. They hae been exiieolflig juet a collapne for a long time, tiny? Any. TJio ne.xtj lime Johnson fighla Ihoro will bo a new heavyweight ciimnpiou also, iy the ptcilieliou of tlloo wlio Wow him. Jack has not been tnlSiig (hij hot of oarc ol' hiiii Helf, mid, coupled with the .strain of his theatrical' work, this lias affect ed hi.-i general health. Johnsoifls bc'hedulcd lo arrive in Chicago Daturday, and preparatioim 1'or a reception nro being miido by thf netrro iiiloiiv. I'-lll!!- ti ?-": ?.-i ?&-' V :::xv . i v. i (Vi'l'S "Ji -'If H'V. AN EASY AND HARMLESS WAY TO DARKEN THE HAIR. Who docs not know of tho value of Mgo and sulphur for keeping tlio Imlr dafk, wft, gloySy au! Jn Rood condition? As a mutter of fnet. sulnluir is a natural clement of hair, nnd a deficiency of It In the hair h held by many .calp spe-, ciallsts to bo connected with losi of color nnd vitality of tlio liair. I'nnuec tlrinalily, there is no better remedy for hair nnd f.cal'p troubl'"). especially premn turo grayncfw, than cige and ulphvir, If proner) prepared. Tlio Wycth Chemical Company, 71' Cortlindt ft., New York City,' put up on 'Meal preparation of this Unit, called' Wyeth's Sacn niul Sulnluir. It is fild liy all lending drugiits for we. anu $i.UU n pome, or is sent direct liy tlio ruau'jlactu price. fJfcl Why not iKSiare your Health by using Cottolene? It isn't the quantity of food you cat, but that portion of it that digests that brings health anu strength. Lard-soaked food never has been, never can be digestible and nourishing, because of the hog fat it contains. Cottolene $ far more healthful than lard because Cottolene is a vegetable product, make's food rich without being greasy, and can easily be digested by the stomach of a child. They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. People who have used and are using Cottolene for all shortening and frying purposes say that the way t6 health is through the use of Cottolene. Cottolene shortens your food; lengthens your life. Mado only by THE N. K. FAIKBANK COMPANY n4L..L O Ji s'"l i'C !- -s. . " -"C! fhehtea ' .Bl : ilm ft '. '- JJu' "w jrcr3 upon rcwlpt of FOIt SALE DY LKON II. IIAS- KiNg, MionFbnn, on. ' 1SE?S Better than ever. The Best Sisb-Division Proposition in the Rogue River-Valley 170 ACIIKS, HALF MUfi FItOM ltAUiKOAD STATION' $ 11 C acres lu grain; 10 acres in S-year-oId pcar3; 4G ncrcs in brusli nnd timber, easily cleared; no waste; good house, two barns, all fenced with woven wlroj telephone; It. F. D..-; par,t Irrigated. I'rlco, $155 per aero; total, $2G,.1G0. Terms: $7C00 cash; $4000 ono year, G per cent; $14,850 flvo years, G per cent. HUNTLEY - KREMER COMPANY Hit FltlUTfiltOWKns' uaNk. I Land For Sale .h'tsi'lilo fa'Uil, and nll'.-tli'n laud in small and'lai'go tnu'ts. - Cleai'L'd ami unclcari'd. Tonus and price rqiispnnblc; -i Address Box 16, Tolo, Oregon The Fair Oaks Orchard Tracts Close lo Modfoiil, good minis, splendid boil; 70 acres now planted to pcnt'B mid tipples. Prices light mid (onus cith.v. Let ino show you' u good ion I estate investment. Earle' G. Sabih Room U02 FruitgrowciK I'.anl; Building. No stocks mnko (ho stores now nowndays mako thorn "wonder lands" for people who Jiko lo sco You may savo ten dollars or only ten cents through readiue; the nils before enintr ii-liiivinir ncrnin tl . For HlG A i We are offering for sale any or all of our pro perty in Medford or west of Butte Falls, Oregon. SNAPS Lot 50 x 100 with 4 room honse, corner of 11th and Hamilton. Price $1600 160 acres 1 1-2 miles form the P. & E. railroad, near Derby, Oregon, 50 acres good friiit land when cleared, 1,000,000 pine timber, $25 per acre j Crater Lumber Inquire of Edgar Haf er Comp'y Medford, Oregon R1VRHSIDK AVBNUR. ttmummammmtamtttmamim mi i wiii iKiiniifTfmainni mlnti mn iMMilM HBaiMMMiMMMMMMan